Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 21, 1893, Page 3

BEE THE DAILY NCIL BLUFIY 12 PEARL STREKT o orey NO. Delivered vy earrier to any part ot the city I W. TILTON, - MANAGER " . o No 43 rrrernones { RIS N6 38 e e e MINOR MENT N. Y. Plumbing Co Boston Store for sun umhrellas Judson, pasturage, 820 Sixth avenue. Miltonberger is the hatter, 502 Broadway 'ne Mayne Real Estate Co,, 621 The Boat club gives its weekly party this evening - Regular meoting of Fidelity council No, 150, Royal Arcanum, this oven Council Bluffs Lodge of Perfection will meet this_evening in Scottish Rite hail Business of special importance. company of abont thirty peopls from Glenwood came up yesterday to spend the day picnicking at Lake Manaiva Miss Genevieve Wallaco entertained a party of young lad friends informally at her home on Biufl strect, Wednesday ovening Unity Guild will hold its régular meeting at Mrs M. A. Kingbury's in Morningsic Friday afternoon at 2:3) o'clock. Visitors welcome. A marringe license has been issucd to Eraoest H. Wilke of West Bend, Wis,, and Mary Sha of Lincoln, Neb, Their ages were 20 and 30, The Friends Social club will meet at Knights of Pythias hall this evening at 7 30 A full attendance is desired as there is bust ness of importance to transact. By order of the president. Joseph Gilnore commenced an action in the district court yesterday to collect §253 from the Northwestern itailway company for damages he claims to have sustained reason of the lossof fort,-seven tons ot which were destroyed by a spark passing engine Miss Millie Pace. daughter of J. H. Pace, cclebrated her 1Sth birthday last evening by cntertamiog a pi of her young fricnds at her home, 143 Mynster streot. The cvening was passed most pleasantly in varions nmusements and elegant refresh- ments were served Methodist chureh will give a pienic at Fairmount park August 1. Re- shments will be served, andat 3 o'clocic ro will be a program of specches, The Starlight Quartet_club will furnish the music. xeursion is expected to be pres: ent from Leavenworth, Fred Barnes, who v jury, was given a heaving before Justice Vien yesterduy and - discharged. J. W Scott, who came out of the same transaction Wwith & charge of assault and battery against him, took a change of ven ustice Ifox’s court, and the case will be heard next Thurs day. John Parrish, a young son of Dr. Parish, who lives in the castend of the county, met with a bad aceident Wed afternoon, He was watching a crowd of men sink a well on William Tompkins' farm near Macedonia, when his foot became entangled in the ma chinery and his leg was horribly erushed up s faras the knee. He was rémoved to his home, where it was found necessary to am- putate the injured member. Chief Scanlan has returned from St Joseph, with Goldic Holman 1 his posses- sion. ilolman was arraigned before Justice Vien yesterday on the charge of assault with intent to commit murder audentered slea of not guilty. His preliminary exam- nation will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. His bond for appearance wis fixed at §200, but he was unable to give the amount and was sent to the county Jjail for safo keeping. Edward Hermis was tried before Justice Fox yesterday on the charie of committing an assault on'John Anderson. The trial was evidently a picce of spite work, s Hermis haa Anderson tried in Field’s court Wednes day on a similar charge and Auderson was discharged. The court decided that it was a neighborhood row pure and simple, and prompily discharged Hermis, who is an oid man and not more than half as large as the man whom he was supposed to have as- suulted. Manager W. S light company that have Jroadway hay from a n charged with per: Wright states that been set in reeently by certain persons living in the vicinity of the light plant to the effect that the company intends to en- large the works are catirely without founda- tion. He says that the company has suf- ficient room now for all 1ts ueeds for ten years to come, unless the city grows much Taster than it has during the time that ho has been connected with the company, and he thinks such a statement ought to set at rest all idle rumors of the kind that are now going the round “The five department was called out yester- day morning at 1 o'clock by an alarm from thé south part of the eity. A small frame cottage opposite the Third street school house had been set on fire and was almost entirely demolished before a stream was thrown. Andy Kastnerand Jack Hughes were slecping at the residence of the latter, when awa by the noise and con- n outside. ter thought it was his own home on fire and he and s companion Jumped out of bed and out of & window with- out waiting to dress. Upon their return moment later they found the door locked against them, and they were kept standing outside, mostly in the garb which nature provided them, while waiting for the other inmates of the house to let them in of the electric the reports circulation The best building sand in the by carload. Address N. Schur win Block, Council BIufTs, la. market 2z, 34 Bald- Another improvement to_the popuiar Echubert piano. - Swanson Musie Co King Smoke T. D, 1'-:‘-. Partagas. Domestic soap is the be PEESONAL PARAGIAPHS, E. A. Wickham is in Denver, M. C. Goodywin is home from & visit with relatives in Kansas City €. 1. Giles, manager of the Gale ment company, is in Chicago. Miss Winnio Crofts of Beatrice is the guest of Miss Ida Wallace on Bluff street Miss May Watts, of Noola. is tho guest of Miss Georggia Bennett on Wilcox avenue. Georgo R. Wheelor has beon called o Col orado by the financial crisis to look after his mining interests William Nicholson, guest of his son, C. R weelks past, has Pana, 111 Johu R, Willey, chief clegk of the supply department of “the Wells-Pargo ixpress company at Jersey City, N. )., is visiting his old friciids in Council Bluffs. G. . Rowan has returned from teuded trip through the south and has resumed his old position as hes keeper for David Bradley & Co We wonder if you know how much enjoyment you are missing in not taking advantage "of these beautiful moonlight nights for a boat ride on Lake Manay and an hour's sport on the toboggan slide at Manhattun beach. Dr. J. ¢, Waterman's office to No. 9 South Main street, Tmple- wko has Nicholson, returned to his been the for some home in an asy d ex and book- removed 1t lu Expeotat ons. L. A. Simons, a young man who lives at Lawrence, Kan.,and evidently a recent graduate from the State university at that plice, is in the custody of Marshal Temple ton. Templeton was making the rounds of the city yesterday afternoon, when he found Simons in an uptown suloon trying to sell sowe tickets in the Little Havans and World's Fair lotteries to the patrous of the joint He immediately gathered the young man in and entered the charge of keoping and offer- ing for sale lottery tickets. This is a seri ous offense under the state law, and he will be prosecuted to the end is Read the program of the beautiful delsarte performance at the First Bap- tist church this evening., Cook your meals this summer on a gas range At cost at the Gas company. Ask your grocer for Domestic soap. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Doctors Take Up for Disoussion the Subject of the City's Drinking Water, PRESENT QUALITY ROUNDLY DENOUNCED Wil Try to Enjoin the North Omaha Sewer- Strictares on the Company -Dr. Macrie Defends the Missouri as & Bource of Suppiy. A meeting of the regular physicians of the city was called for Wednesday ovening to considler the water supnly question, which has been agitating the people of Council Bluffs for the past few years. arteen re sponded and a lively discussion was had upon that all-important topic. Some of the physicians took the water company to task in extremo terms for the filthy condition of the water which is dished up for drinking purposes. Dr. C. H. Pinney even went o faras to offer to buy $10.000 worth of stock in & company to be orggoized for the purposes of digging artesian wells and conveying the water from the vicinity of the famous Mynster springs. ©The recent opening of the North Omaha sewer at a point several miles above whero the water supply of this city is taken from the Missouri river was mado the subject of a resolution requesting the city cil to take some immediate action toward having such a state of affairs provented by legal measures in the United States courts if nec- essary. The same resolution recommended that the council compel the water company to filter the water furnished the citizens. ! 1 the A City Physician Macrae, in ) on the subject yesterday, stated that he did not think strong languave against the Missouri river as a source of drinking wat supply was justified. “T'lie Missouri river water is the best in the world,” said he; “whatever fault is to bo found ‘must be laid at the door of the pany. 1 presume that there is six feot of filth in the bottom of the veservoirs, and it is to that fact that we must ascribe the oc- casional finding of o fishscale or some other uncanny object in the water we are supposed to drink." Dr. Macrae intends to have a analysis of the water made by chemist in order to determine whether or not it is actually unfit for use from a sani- tary standpoint. Samples will be taken from the river at u point as far below the tw cities as the source of the preseut water supply is be- the mouth of tho North Omaha wer, in order to ascertaln whether the river scours itself in that distance. Other simens will also be taken from the hydrants and a thorough analysis will be made. The Board of Health will be called togetlier either today or tomorrow in order that immediate action may be taken, 1ssourl. a conversation chemical the state GREAT HAMMOCK SALE At the Toston Store, A chance for those who desire tomake themseives e able during this very hot weather. For Saturday only. A real Moxican grass hammock, sold ywhere for 21.00: our pric de, with braided edg Mexican grass hammock for fail to get onc, as to 50 per cent cheaper than you ever had an opportu nity of getting the same grado of goods at before. We have just received our im- portation order of nask and huck towels and table covers, over 750 dozen of towels alone, consisting of the finest and best line of towels ever brought to wo will put the s at prices never heard business. Watch Sat- urday morning’s paper for prices. BOSTON STORE, fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co Leaders and Promoters of Low Pric me on Sail cgnttn nt Manawa, At 530 p, m. Saturday, Jul yacht raco will bo sailed over the Manawa course, Seven of the finest sailing yachts have entered and will compete for the mag- nificent silver cup now on exhibition at the Turf, Manawa. A handsome prise will be given to the winner of the ladic rowing race: ulso a_ handsome jrize for the gentleman winning the single seull race—no entrance feos. After the races there will be a grand display of aquatic fireworks. Forged wn Ocder, c; Gahn and Charles Lan young men of the are in duranc the result of a litile scason of hilarity they enjoyed Wednesday night at the expense of H. P, Niles. The latter keeps his horse and buggy at Utterback’s stable on upper Broad- way. During the evening the two y men presented themselves to the stabl turned over to the propr ing to bear the signature him to give them Lis rig. The order was, of course, cheyed, and the two fellows started out for a gay and glorious time of the old fashioned sort. When the horse came back he boro evidence of very hard treatment. Niles claims that he never issued any order of the kind, and bas had both the young men arrested on the charge of forgery. Delsarte I il A recital in delsarte and elocution will be given in tho First Baptist chureh, Council BlufMs, on Friday evening, July 21, at 8 o'clock, by Miss Cox of Denver, an artist in delsarte ana_clocution, Several new fe tures of peculiar interest will appear in the program. Ticket: on, two vile as ung nd tor a paper purport- f Niles, ordering PROGIAM, Musie Amphion Quintet Recitution Lo Lendyillo Din Station. 5 Ginovra The Lost Chord - With musie; lnumuxmllllm‘ul MUSIC Recitation............... itation M Money Musk Musieal Accompaniment, Musie—Banjo solo with guitar accompani ment oA Aklns, AL MeNitt Recitution e B S Recitation ) Makin' an Reeitation. . Pats Love § Overture ..Robert of Sicil, tter from Deborah Delsarte Drill in Greelan Costunip. nine Mhe Famine it Line Pant Song With Kot Pt Seleetion Auiphion Quintet There is another fine attraction at Manawa which will continue until Sun- day evening. It is the Great Southern Colored Concert company, comprising fourteen members. They will give con- certs cach evening in the pavilion at the hotel. The company has a fine reputa- tion, and includes many artists capable of interpreting classic plantation melo- dies, An admission of 50z will be charged. Grent Reduction 1o Cedur Lumber Prices, Our company, having a large supply of red cedar in their yards inArkansas, have concluded to greatly reduce their prices on red cedar for the next 60 days. Now is your time to get red codar ¢ Heap. W. I. BAKER, Agent, Shugart Hln\ k. Council Bluffs. Carbon Coal Co., wholesale and retail coal. Removed from 10 Pearl to 34 Pearl street, Grand Hotel buiiding. Use Domestic soap. Knocked Him sily, According to an eye witness a brutal knock-down oceurred at the corner of Four- teenth street and Broadway about 6 o'clock last evening. A man who was about to enter the saloon on that corner was knocked iuseusible by asuother party who had stepped iuto the pluce & few minutes before. Pre- suwably it was for the purpose of robbery. T1 The assa was ed party arried into the sa e loon, sailant and his partner escaped back door and into the The names of the p could not be ascertained made, no offcer vicinity at that timi SAND being AGGED A weeds, '8 to the art and no nywh N a well dressed strangor hile the through the \PTOSts wore here in that RASKAN, Blizzard Brothers Charged with the Crime of Rob J.W. Crook lives in interior of Nebraska, b hery. a small it he the lust forty-eight hours with several things than town in the has accumu lated considerably mora information within reference to he ever had any idea could be learned in so short a space of time. He had been drinking way saloon Wednesday Mike Blizzard, just met. After playin 1s one of the Biizz that they all were going a8 Crook team and in Charles they the inan with two brothers whon g sever rd by go home together, same Blizzard all “pper Broad- Charles and he had Al games of s suagested as they direction had his rode ot as far as his residence near the brick yard on North Eigth street. Crook out of the wagon, There he Mike entic claims, d and shortly after that he found his memory gone. when he came to himself he was wandering about near the Northw stern d in cash which he had earlier in was gone. Crook and Charles Blizzard arrest at 4 o'clock claims that the case, in th was cpot, und #45 n the evening complained at the police station, praced morning he knew nothing whatev but that his brother merely got under He r of him to haul him and his new friend out of town as an accommodation. Mike o back to the wagon and jumped in struck Crook counter at the roadside asked him why he After the en- ame running Charles and r ceived the reply that it was *‘just for luck. The ac Manhattan 80 es of land b Manawa, much of it covered with tiful shade beaeh. Persons desi Beach wderin ring t »mpany has g on Lake beau- trees and accessible to the ) camp out are offered grounds for that purpose free of ¢l burn, mar and select Beach Co. arge, your loe Munawa Trains for y depot at 9 0 p. m., and thereafter until 12:3( train will leave Blufls at 11:55 p. m, There is nothing the fruit kept in Co.'s cold storage. weather is it v perfeet condition. nd is whe: gor, at the | every Manawa ation. rrums. 1la. v thir ) at ni s the nother lemons was put in Saturday. Sociable Thursday cvening, Ju instrument tations, 1 sion 10 cents. T an Council_Bluffs. The Jowa. Dining room Rate, $3.00 and $5.00 a Prop. G 1 and vocal freshments served. at Broadway M. 1y 20, musi 1, most. on sev du L for Apply t0 G. M. Wash- th house office, Manhattan Manawa will leave Broad- n., 1, 2, 3, ty minutes ht. Last Council in this country like Wheeld No matter what the , Hereld & customer in car load of E. church Program of ¢, also reei- Admis- clegant in nth floor. 2. I, Clark, Go and see the beautiful delsarte per- forma nee by Miss Cox of Denver at the First Baptist church this evening Greenshields, Nich estateand rentals, Williamson & largest and best b Co. 1y test $ olson 06 & Co., r 00 Broad way. al Tel 151, Main street, le stock in city. top at the Ogden, Council Bluffs, tie 00 house in Tows Domestic soup outlasts cheap soap el Sy Grover Had u Quiet Day. Buzzann's passed a_quiot worthy of note e e The balloon goes up tonight. s SN G TRIED TO DROWN THE SOUND. A Boarder's E perience with w Bav, July 20.—The president duy and nothing iranspired Unusually Vociferous alarm Clock. An alarm clock, according to the habit of the beast, always goes off at the wrong time and in a thin-walled building it al- ways sueceeds house as well in as its W aking owner. the whole The wear and tear upon the temper of the com- munity is consequently greater than that caused by the combined efforts of a forgetful janitor anc elevator., house in Was cently purchased of imposing bell li a fire As usual, says thing went off abou A young man 1 an i ping an eny the t 3 a. alurm proportions, Post, ntormittent in an uptown lington, who has been in the habit of overslee himself, clock and a gong. the nd the in m, owner, who had just fallen into a sound sleep, leaped wildly from his couch under the impression that the house was on fire or some had befallen, other Occupants div of re calamity djoining rooms followed suit, and the objurga- tions heaped upon tha clock were both loud 1t and unhappy alarm long. A policeman on the beat blew his whistle under the impression-that a riot was in progress, and the whole neighborhood was aroused. the clock tried clothes, but still it ever. Finally the riotous Meanwhile the air, owner of to stiflo itin the bed- hammered vehemently and made more rac in_des iimepiece into a jar fuli of awa) ot than he plunged water, where, at the expense of ruining its inner stilled. newsboy to wake him. mechanism, The young man now hires a its —_———— Balloon this eve., Courtland beach. B e WE. Falr and Wi Wil Be WASHING day: For Nebraska- warmer in eastern part, For lowa—Fair, warm For South ohri ro Dakota—I sir, sout or; sout air; south voice was THER FORECASTS, per with Southerly Wi ska's Portion July 20, —~Forecasts for Fri- oday. nerly winds herly winds, winds; warmer in southeastern portion; cooler Fri- day night in wi Locat Orricr oF THE WEATHER BUREAU, July 20, ~Omi teru portiou. Record. OMAlA, 1 record of temperature and rainfall, compared with corresponding day of past four years: 18¢ Maximum temperature Mintmum temperature. temperature. ation Statement showing the condition of 00 00 1891, 1890, M 65> 742 02 tém- perature and precipitation at Omsha for the day and since March 1, 1 1l tempe Defteleney for ty ficiency sinco M srmal precipitation Deticiency for the duy Deticiency sinee Marchi 1 Reports fro BTATIONS, ha th Plaite Valentine. Kearne, Chicun St Louts. S Faul Blsmarck 8. Vincont Cheyenn Milos Clty Galvestos Balloon this eve., 803 ts ut 8 p uopeNdalg | m 00 00 00 o 00 235 16inch D18 dnch . 1.08 inch m. “zanivam J0mwis Part cloudy. Clear. o C car Part cloudy. Clear Clotdy o Part cloudy. Clear Part cloudy st Oftelal Courtlana beach, affair | OMAHA DAILY BEE!FRIDAY, JULY 21, 3 AFFAIRS AT SOETH OMAHA Switchmen's Strike is'Hburly Expected Over | Oharles Tungaté'® Employment, FOOTPADS ARE BECOMING QUITE ACTIVE ‘Uiie Bars Mayor Walker 1s Amoft the Police ny's Ubings | Movee 1s Now Behin N Street Property Active When the nignt switchmen for the Stock Yards company went to work yesterday evening Mr. Tungate, the new night yard- master, but & new man on the “hill engine,” which doas the work for the Cudahy pack- ing house. Mr. Stallars, foreman of the w on that engine, refused to go to work with the new man. He said the work on the hill was hard and dangerous and he refused to go on with the new switchman. Mr. Tungato agreed with the foreman that it would be better to give him an old man and Qid s0. The new man was then put on an- other engine and all the men went to work Nothing unusual took place during the night It was reported on the street that Staliers would not take the new man on his engine because he v scab,” but that was not the excuse he gave Tuniate, Mr. Tungate was seen by a BEg reporter about 10 o'clock. He isa pleasant man to meet and goes about his work as though he Jnew what he was doing. He said: 1 was never a member of any organization what- ever of laboring men. 1 never cared to join Unions are all right for those who want to Join them, but I never did. I have taken charge of the rds and will endeavor to Kpep wood men around me. ‘Tne fact that a man does or does 1ot belong to the union will not ent any figure with me. All T want is a man to do his work. The old men who were at work here when I came on will not be dischurged because they belong to the urion. 1 know that I was not the man they wanted Mr. Babeock to hire, but [ can’t hielp that. Yes, I have put on two men who worked with me for the Bur- lington company in Omaha. They were anxious.to come down b as there was an opportunity T put them on Are they what the uaion cab don't know ; Tnever in All the special police last might for duty, pointed Wednesday night did not show up. and new ones were appownted in their places. The new specials are Joseph Al breeht, M. Click and J. B. Pompery. The men worked throughout Wednesday nizht and no disturbance took place. Three of the old men have been let out and th new ones have taken their places. A meeting of the union switchmen held Wednesday night, but the conference was not mad here was a rumor set afloat yesterday morning that the engineers and firemen would walk out tonight, together with the unton switchmen, but none of the switch- men would admit this to be a fact. Manager Babeock said yesterday morning that he was satistied there would peto trouble whatever, Noif® of the union men would be discharged unless for cood cause. Some of the switchmen had worked there for five or nd they could stay that much if they attended to their work. Tun- gate would wot be allowed to diseharge any uon purely personal crounds or bec he belonged to the union. Iuis claimed by thy union switchmen that Tungate had ample switchmen close at hand last night to take the place of men who wished to quit work men term uired.” eut ovt again ‘hree of thoso ap- 20 was result of their public Among the Ghri-tiin People. The Sunday school ehildeen of the Baptist chureh, accompaméd by their parents, teachers and pastor of the church, Rev. Stevenson, hud a picaie at Courtland beach yesterday. All who attended met at the chureh at 9 ock i the morning. Thero were many baskets filled with good things in the company, and the weathor was all that could be wished for. A Christian_Endeavor rally Syndicate park yesterday. m was carried out: 30. opening song by First Presbyterian b’ Christiag Kndeasor society. ver by Iev. Wilson, C Presbyterian church, Omiha. 5, seripture reading, 1. Ulll:lhlL ng, by congregation 10:50 to 11:05, addre Ross of the United South Omaha. 11:10 to 1 0, addres: deavor Pledge,” by C. E. Minnesota. Song by congre; ation. 11:45 0 2:30 p. m., grand basket dinner. Afternoon. ), song, by Council Bluffs Young Peo- ociety of Christian Endeavor, i Christian End meeting in which all are to particivate. address by C. N. Dawson, I'mguw and Aim of the Epworth was Leld in The followng ellar E. Cramblet, of welcome by Rev. “Christian En- Pomeroy, late of vor ong by Grant street church Young People’s Socicty of Christian Endeavor. 50 to 4:15, address by Rev. Kobert Wheeler. seral do-as-you-please until 7 ) p. m., music by the band. 8:00 p. m., address by Charles I Grant street C. C General moonlight stroll until 10 p. m. Amons the Folice. Judge Fowler had quite a grist of offenders before him yesterday morning, and in dis- pensing justice added a few names to the gang that will have to do duty on the public streets. James Shanahan and John Smith were picked up on the sidewalk in a beastly state of utoxication Wednesday night. They we fined §2 and costs each. Thomas Hill. a pleasant looking old fellow, was up for vagrancy, Hill explained that he was a stranger in the city but was not a . On the other hand he was au invento and belonged in Galveston, He wi lowed to continue his journey to Iveston on foot Dan Daily and two other vaerants were ordered to leave town., Dumly, instead of leaving, went direct to a saloon and began filling up on beer. He was rearrcsted und fined g6, which he will work out on the strects Joo Pivonka and And, for disturbing the peace. w lecture by the judge and d 0 p. m, Taylor, Nelson were run in They were given charged, wrow Up Your Hands. Frank E. Hart, foreman in the news room of the Drovers’ Journal ofice, was held up by footpads shortly” hefore midnight and rohbed nl'“ Mr. Hart was on his way home. At the cornér bf Seventeenth and M streets he met two g He noticed that the parated just before he got up to them, One was a colored mij and the other white, The colorea man grew a revolver and shoving it into Hart's Ao de- manded that he thpgw: up his hands. The command was obeyed in double quick order and the white fellowput his hand in Hart's pocket and took what wouey thero wa there. The highwaymen then told Hart to get a quick move on himself toward home and not o look to the-sight or left but keep in the middle of the road. Hart was not long in covering the distiuge between that point and his residence. Bovee Betind the Bars, Charles Bovee hag been finally run down by the police. He was brought up from Blair Wednesday night by Officer Mitchell and will have to auswer to the charge of adultery, The complaint is made by his wife, who makes ber home in Council Bluffs. Bovee wis 1ot re day morning. He said employ an attor that he desirod to y and would not be ready for trinl until Monday. He has retained City Attorney Van Dusen to defend him T'he wowan that Mrs. Bovee claims Boyee was living with in South Owmaha is Mrs. Hatfield Mayor Walker i Active, Mayor Walker is acting for Chief Beckett | fora few days. Yesterday a description of a mun wanted iu Council Bluffs was sent to the South Omaha police. ‘The fellow's name | is Dan Surley. The description was turned over to the mayor, who went to the police station and picked ou. Surley from & gaug of men who bad been locked up for vagrancy. Appratsing | i enlighten their existence. dy fora heariug yester- | e e s TTTTTTTmTTEE—mTTTm T — toriten ot i catent e masor maes s | REPUBLICANS WILL ORGANIZE "“: need to 11 the haute, L e oney rattiing good peace officer. He was on deck Mrs. Potts 1 wasu't talking about tnoney 1 Word was sent to the ( until after midnight last night, and is | The cok left this aftarnoon, And you kno keeping a good lookout for the peace of the don’t kaow & thing about making bread, 1ty Towa 8tata Oentral Committeo's Headquarters - Surley is wanted in the Biufts for carving 4 e e i up a woman with a large knife Opened at Des Moines, I'he balloon goes up tonight. - Tntelligence Strack Him, Truth: Mrs. Oldwife (reading letter from her better-half) ~Waoll! I am at last resigned to my nusband’s taking his World's fair rip without me. Mrs. Nowbride Mrs. Oldwife - Appralsing N Street Property. Several months ago the county judge ap pointea a set of men to apy the val of the property abutting on East N street but the appraisers have tailed to get to gether until today. They are out this after- noon looking over the ground. Uhe appraisers are Messrs. Hicks. Patter- son and Barker from Omaha, Messrs. Mas. son and Ande of South Omaha. They were aceom by City Attorney Van Dusen | HOW THE CAMPAIGN WILL BE MANAGED Little Organizatio Betoro the stat Likely to ite £ Conventlon, bat oh Preliminary Work Can Be D How can you say sot Why, he writes hers thad intelligence has reached him -1 can't make cut the rest; but how thankful 1 am, for { had long since come to the conclusion that Iy would never. o anied - keatulations. Furnisher: Von Blumer—1 havo just heard the news, old man, and congratulate vou, But I thought you always got A new suit when thore was a new arrival at_your house, Plankington (sadly)—Not fellow. 1 couldn’t afford it Von Blumer—Why, how's that? Plankin Des Morses, to Tue Bre | pubtican stato here today and Special Telegram ¥ Clothier and an Blythe of the re central committee arrived will open republican head- quarters at once. It will ba impossible to commence organization for the campaign until after the stato convention, but there is a great deal of preliminary work that can be dono at once and for which there will be no | time during the short campaien, Surgeons. Special Telogram alist of the Miss Barbara He in Atlantic, Ta Mrs, William McCollister is home visitto Marshaltown John FL the clothier, returned home | from the Chicago fair last evening aud re- ports having had a good time, Robert Wehle was arrestod last evening for disturbing the peaco. He deposited §20 for his appearance this morning. A water pipcon N street near first bursted yesterday evening and the workmen' for some little time. Laruo Williams of Kansas City, but who formerly lived in South Omaha, is in thecity for a few days visiting old fricuds, Mr. James Enright and Miss Katie Comrine were married Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Twenty- sevth and Armor streets. Joseph Holubek, aninco bound over to the district court last night in the sum of $100. Hlis nother is anxious to have the boy placed in the reform school. Mr. George Bradley, foreman in the job tinning department. at Cudahy’s left lasy night for Chicagro. Mrs, Bradloy has been there for the last two weeks and_George is tired of being a bachelor. He will be gone two weeks, Minnic Wordeman, a 8-year-old tot climbed | upon a motor var yesterday and had gone sev- | cral blocks before the conductor discovered | that she was alone. In the meantime the | mother and the police force were scourmg the city for the ehild, An hour later Minnie was taken home by Ofticer Argebright. yman is visiting friends from a this time, old Town Veterimary Des Moises, July 20 to Tie Bre | —The following is deputy surgeons forwarded to the State Board of Hoalth by Dr. M. Stalker, state veterinary surgeon: LA, Thomas, Atlantic; J. H. Platt, Montezama; John McBerney Charles City; G. A Johnson, Sioux_ City; W. 1. Watson, Keokuk; T. Stuart. Council Bluffs; John Wright, Davenport; I3k Sayers, Algonn; T. A, Brown, Chariton B H. Graves, Madrid, and J. G. Howell, Des Moines Twenty delayed GOUGH DON'T DE-LAY MPS TAKE rigible lad was Drs Moises, July 20— [Special Telegram to Tue Bre | —~Elder J. P Roach died at his home in this city this morning, aged 70 years | He had been il for threo | Roach was cavtain of company G, Twonty third Towa, and after s health becanio broken he was chaplain of the Forty-ninth lowa. He was known as the “fighting chap- Lan." He w a magnificent orator in his day, and had all tis life long been a ministor B It Oures Colds, Coughs. Saro Throat, Oroup, enza, Whooping Cough, Dronchit; A certain cure for Consumption and a sure relief in advanees You will see the exccll frat doge, Seld by &0 attlo &0 -0 NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK. Walking Fifty Miles 8 Day. Four Donar, la., July 20.—[Special Tele- gram to T Bee. | ~Randolph Stewart, husky negroof this city, has started on a record-breaking tramp from hero to Chicago. He will follow the Ilinois Central and register at each station. He guarantecs to cover the distance in cight days. [f he ac- complishes this he wcets a 2230 parse, othe | wise he gots nothing. Stewart made fifty nted toget married. | il aay the tivst two days and . will wit He did a most erratic, and to the publie, | his purse if he keeps up that gait a most inexplicable thing when he ar- ranged for his divoree. He had accepted some of the loftiest traditions about womanhood that men sometimes read and talk about, and he looked for his ideal companion. One night he met her in the drawing room of a London friend, who, without his knowing it, had brought the young lady to meet the eyes of the great writer. It was a June night: he was looked like a Greck goddess, He was dazzled. She was a tall, ful girl of 19, with a face and figare as faultless as one of the statues of old. No one ever expected Ruskin to fall in love and he did not. She was poor, needed a home and its comforts, and so they were married. Their wedded 1if e friendly, kindly to the highest degree, bat there was not a spark of affection t She admire the great man she had married and was geateful for the wealth and comfort he Showered on her. He worshiped her as he would the marble made lifelike by the seulptor’s chisel. ‘'here was nothing human about the life they led as husband and wife, and she was o woman who, in her heart, like all true women, laughed at the tradi- tions that made her sex love distant wor- ship. One day Ruskin brought paint his'wife's pieture. And the man was Millais, and he was a bright, cheery, handsome fellow, human, every inch of him, with a great and absorbing love for the beautiful and a willingness to tell of his love. He began to paint the portrait of the magnificent woman, and when he had finished he was in love with his friend’s wife. Womanlike she saw it, and perhaps she was not full of sorrow and reproach. It was the first tribute of real manly love that had ever lainat her feet. And Ruskin! His wide s suw the romance that was weaving around those two lives and his heart zed how lit- tle affection he had tolavish on the woman whom he had made his wife. How he told her the story of his pride in her and the sacrifice he “was to make for her, while she lay prone at his feet, is one of the things which only he or she could te It is difficult to obtain a divorce in Ingland, but John Ruskin secured it for her, and one bracing morning in the carly winter, a month after the divorce was granted, Ruskin stood beside the couple in one of London’s quiet churches and saw them made man and wife. That was a good many years ago, and since then Millais h become rich and famous and is now Sir John and nis wife is my Lady Millais. OThe warmest, sturdiest friend the struggling pasinter had in his toiling days was the man whose wife he had marricd, and through all the years of Millais’ later success and greater honor John Ruskin has been the welcome guest and almost daily visitor to the man and woman whose lives ho so unselfishly erowned with happines It is a strange story, and the world knows little about it, and some men have condemned him, as some women have censured her. But the two men and that one woman who knew best have been happy and contented with the change that John Ruskin's pure unsel- fishness brought into their 1 And s0 the world should not complain. - Roducing Expenses. LsmarT, Ind., July 20.—The Lake Shoro & Michigan Southern road laid off 100 em- plopes today to reduce expens The butloon jroes up tonight. RUSKIN’ S ROMA‘\ICE How the Eccentrie Crity Divoreed. John Ruskin did a st thing when he con: Was Wedded and igely wayward U. S. Depository, Omaha, Nob. CAPITAL, SURPLUS, Press Brick Compar ¥ Incorporated. Des Moises, July 20 Special Telegram to Tue Ben ) —Articles of incorporation have been filed by the Dule-Goodwin Pressed Brick company of Dos Moines with the sece retary of state. The authorized capital stock is 880,000, The ofticers are: Presidont, Robort G 3 dunction; president, H. Parmenter, Grand tion, and’ secretary and treasurc Dale, Des Moine: Were Intacostod OrTeawa, Ta, July 20.—[Special Telegram to Tur Bk —Sherman Crown and Miss Shockey attended the circus at Favmington last night. They went home by the railroad and sat down on the ties to watch the comet They fell asleep and a passenger train knocked them both off the track. The lady was slightly hurt, but Crown is in a critical condition 8400,000 865,000 OMcers 1 dent, R C 1 Directors ry W, Cushing, viee president W. V.M ol 8. B} Lowlis 8, Recd, castijer THE XRON BANK 3 K. ‘A rPan SET OR TEIETH K iy, Porfect it guars D1 Bl Yatos, prosts and sk grac © Comet, D Town Catile Threntened. Des Moises, July 20.—[Special Telegram to Tur Bee|—Word was received at the governor's ofice this morning from Liver- more township, Humboldt county, to the effect that a malignant disease had broken out among the live stock, there being soveral fatal among the cattl rd Floor, raxt 16(h and Farnam Stre Elevator on 16th Strect. Telepl BRING THIS WITH YOU. ~Attornoys-at-lrw. Prao- T g3~ S nerains-tem ! \tluxk Counel! Blufls, fa CepaRr Ravins, Ta, duly 20.—[Special Tele- ram to Tne Bre. e today in the but- terine department o M. Sinclair & Co.'s cking establishment caused a loss of §10,- ; fully insurcd. - Denrqre, Ta., July 20.—[Special Telegram i 0 o Tue Bee|—-Martin May shot and in- stantly killed his wifeat the dpot at Aurora, Ta., this afternoon. Jealousy and drink were tho causes. Special Noticas. COUNSIL BLUFF3. an artist to STIRACT! ought and sold Bluts (mu RBAGE wned. Broadway. Ed llulln. at Taylor's groce have the heart in riotous living Lyour hittle chil- i1 orld are you g Mrs. Potts—How can y to be spending your mone among your chums witl dren at home crying for b Mr. Potts—What iu the botto ihields, Nieholson & Co. Kome fine bearlng fruft 1 lowa farms: i choleo arm, $36 per acre. Johnson & Van ata bar 105 feet will el in Sheate, Browd- RIME IN HIGH uot strango t wrong through ignor a failure to investipat to the right or wrong of a matter. But it is strange, that individuals and firms, who are fully aware of the rights of others, will pe sist in perpotrating frauds upon them. High-toned, wedlthy manufreturing firms will offer and soll to retail mer- chants, articles which they know to be infringements on the rights of propri tors, and imitations of well known goods. We want to sound a note of warning to the retailers to beware of such imita- tions aud simulntions of “CARTER'S LiT- TLE LIVER PILLS.” When they are of- fered o you, refuse them:; you do not want to do wrong, and you don’t want to lay yourself liable to a lawsuit. Ben canklin said **Honesty is the best poli- cy™ it is just as true that “*Honesly is thebest principle.” PLACES! It is v some people do ance, others from 1 bathy; Blufs, Nouse, water, gis l;ou RE 1t strect, Cous 00 Ktabl i to_ build & small house Apply o Leonard Eve N A carpenter ity i horses. sunetl Biuffs, L NTED M 1 breakl ox Apply 10 L contract brush land 1 o elty rd Everett, Council Blufts, Ta QR it hekory shers farm. A N oPl Several e of e onmonthly p rl St JRTUNITY fora home. Wo have taken ple houses and 1oty under fore- ke thiat we will elose out it ‘uts oF for eash. Diy & He . Y A opportunity for a Adress Day & Hess, Y GOODS and clothing. cood stock at low rent Coumell BIs, T WS T Small ¢ Fiuder rew eneril honsework at #20 Oakland avenue, Good girl for pear Baylise Ving at Bee oftice, nwateh. i or o by I COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAHM DYE WORKS A1l kinds ot Dyolng and Cleaning done ln tho highost stylo of the wrt Faded and statned fabrics made to ool as good ns new. Work promptiy done ‘and_deliverel in all purts of the country. Send for prico 1ist. C. A. MACHAN, Propriotor, Broadway, near North western Dopot, slephone 22 You Will Need Them AND NEED THEM QUICK. We carry the largest line of Sickles, Knife Heads, Guards, Rivets, Pitman 13oxes, Rake Teceth, Oil Can Chisel, etc , Punches, Coal Send us yourorls . UNION TRANSFER GO, 1304-6-8-10 Main 8t., Council Bluffs Iowa We guarantce prompt shipment