Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 13, 1893, Page 3

e — S ————— . THE DAILY BEE COUNCHE NO, n O)FICE: Ny earrier to W. TILTON - Telivercd ! § Business TLLEPHONES Night Rt UIrs 12 PEARL STREET y part Man Office tor of the ity ————— MINOKR MEN N.Y Plumbing Co. Toston store, cloaks e funcral of Albert tomorrow afternoon residence of his avenue ‘Ihe funeral of Frank tonorrow afternoon at 2 residence of his brothor. Vine strect ‘The store and broken into Monday night a lot of stamps were sotie provisigns from ment Prof. L. A, Torrens bers of the Choral unio ested in music a the Young Men's roonis The Americ Chr Council Bluffs n Railway union lar mectings on the second y eveniues in each mon The first meeting will ovening ‘T'he police have been re the lookout for J. M. Mar Morse dry goods house been missing fora week years of mge. Wickham Bros. comp! ing Frank and Eim stre noon. “I'nis was the job f an extension of time until July ago, but the council refuse request pecial communication No. 71. Ancient Free and this evening for work in All master Masons cordially invited ful master. A pet alligator, wh H. Beck of Manawa, was supposed to ha Lwo aro hw turned uy fisherman at tho lake, “ length of four feet Fvangelists Keables a sca| s boo ind postoftice taken the will association in Omaha in good By order of the worship h was TIO N, Falmer will take at 1 o'clock from arents, 1512 Sixth ong will take place 40 o'clock from the B lLong at Quick was and # in cash and in addition to grocery depart meet the mem n and thoso inte + $ o'clock this evening in istian associ of will hold its re and fourth Satur Danebo hall Saturday the th in ba next quested to keep on tin, a clerk at the who his past. He was 40 ted the job of pav vesterday or which he asked little while d 1o accede 1o his of BIuft City lodio Atcented Masons the third degree. standing are owned by W. ped last spring and n stolen A duy or was speared by a He had grown to the nd Thompson wiil close their series of mectings at the Baptist clurch this evening by ha which an admission fec charged. England, Irela the World's fair will be shown the stereopticon and the siding a meeting to of 25 cents will be and, Scotland and in views by harp will be used The Liacoln Republican club will have a rally this evening av 1220 will be one of the leading n among colored people of the ‘e nttendance is looked for. akers who are booked ) Broadway. This events of the cam- Ly, and Among the for addresses are: A.S. Barnett of Des Moines, A. H. Willis of Omaha and W. P. Johnso n of Council Bluffs The Knudson jury was unable to decide whether the defendant burglari dences of several Crescen and had to be ay morning after T'he last ballot s as the first—8 to 4 in The four who voted d1d 80 on account of his yo d the resi- t township farmers disoharged by Judge Macy remaining out all tood just the same favor of conviction to free the defendant outh. “The contract for putting up the MoCorniick block on | terday as was expected, in, and Martin Hughes & hav were concerned wer Main strect was not the bull by the tail so far The representatives of the let ye The bids were all Son were found to low prices company stated that a consultation with the als in Chicago would 1 be necessary be- > the contract could finally bo awarded he nymede \Wheel club will take a Joint rim with the Omaha Wheel club next Bunday to en sent an invi club to attend church Sun her 20, All pected to meet at tho ¢ evening at 6 o by motor traiu with tho Omaha club, Macedon Rev. Odell of the Baptist church of Omaha has fon to the members of the wday evening, Octo members of the club are ex- rooms a week from ‘clock, and go to to attend services New Arrivais Of all kinds of goods tor infants’ and children's wear. seription from Y5e to $1 Hoods of all kinds, w gor, from 30¢ to $3.00, We show a_large ass: downs from 25¢ to 97 Coats of .00, ool silk and evory de- an- ortment of cider- L yard. Bootees in all grades from 10¢ to H0c. Knit sacques from Underwear in all g $1.50. rades from 10¢ to Nothing you can think of for the tiny toddlers but what you will fiud in our store. FOTHERINGHA M, WHIT Cou tore closes e p. m. except nights, I Those wrought stec last a lifetime, are the in fuel, the finest bake and cost but little mor stoves, for Round stoves. Ouk and Monday AW & Co., icil Bluffs, Ta. very evening at 6 and Saturday 30STON STORE, 'l ranges. They most economical s in the world, than cast cook Sold by Cole & Cole,sole agents | Radiant tHome Ask your grocer for Domestic soap. W. S. Baird, Lawyer Domestic soap is the PERSUNAL Thomas Tostevin has g James E. Brooks is con on Vine street by the effects of & fall which | strained his limb severe A Barga stoves, | Two gas , Everett block. best, KAGKAPHS, e to Chicago. fined to his home in. ot small tables with tablecloths, 40 dozen triple plated Rodgers knives, forks and spoons, lot of dishes, all kinds to se sets hotel or restaurant silverwar t, 120 plates; five L 30 , used in Masonic tomple dance w sale at a Jameson, Masonic templ Bad Bills Mad If you have any bad bar gin, Wi, le, Councii Blufrs, te Good. bills against per sons not living in lows who are employed by any railway, telegraph, expross or sloeping ear company ¢ Nassau [nvestment Co, Council Bluffs, Ta., wil collection. Jarvis Wine Co., Cou Arvested u Fu Baker went + Constable :ntering lowa,the + Merriam block, 1 guarantee their ncil Bluffs, Ta, MLy, three miles into the country yesterday afternoon to serve a warrant on a family living e J. C. Boy age and the youngest 10, of committing an assault an assault with intent injury on a neighbor nan stof the city, d and his three sons, Eddie, Arthur uud Roy, the oldest of whom is 16 years of were eich accused nd buttery and 10 do ereat bodily ned Williams, The anformation was filed before Justice Vien and charged that the four defendants used an ax on the prosecuting ~ foudants agreed to be ou and were released nces. on their own witness. The de hand this morning recogni- ‘*Moore's Air-Tight Heater” is a sci- entific furnace, handsome! parlor use: it will heat with less fuel than other stove: anything without dust DeVol's. Bmoke T. D, King & y encased for the surface burns ee it at twic or gas, Co's Partagas. Domestic soap outlasts cheap s0ap Marriuge Licen The following marriage ficeuses were is- sued yesterday Nawmo and Add 58, Erunk T. Duve port, Pot Ella Vincent, Pottawattamis county August Runte, Council Blufts Naucy Cooper, Council BluiTs D. B. Carter, Neola Cyntha Waters, W. E. Chambers wi ancing classes in Vednesday, Octuber 4. Age. 86 24 36 as 42 a7 tawatta 0 11 commence his Masonic temple | is doing sy | tinguished | southwest corner of the buildiog, and passed | on, thinking but | not oc NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Serions Charges Made Against Members of the Firo Department, CAUZE OF SEVERAL MYSTERI0U3 FIRES Firemen Acensed of Being Responsible for MA Ly Conflugrations that Oc- carred of Late- Several Suspicions Have Circomstances, Ben Wehber “subbing' A young man who has been on the fire department for a fow past inder it is a serious charge to which have to plead. And there is o that the difficulty in which himself will be shared £ department Wi weeks is arrest he probability, too, finds v certain exte members of the city Shor! befor 1n o' nesday nignt Officer 1% M. Scanlan, who part of building shop on it He in and will he How At least to in by some fir ly ok ial work in the o the city, chanced to pass that was formerly used as East Broadway near the cor and discovered that it was the stern old arbl er of fire an ton ex- the n blaze, which was ttle more about it Half an hour later he repassed the same place and found the fire again burning, Ho put it out once more. Just as this happened Ofcer G. I, Martin and his s Onicer G N. Martin, who is doing special work, heard two men running down Pierce street, It did ur to them that anything was seri- ously wrong and so they made 1o effort to stop the fugitives, although they followed on the run I'lie two men who were dashed into the re door of the * Broadway engine louse and shutting door after” them passed up stairs artin coula see throu A small window in the rear of the building, although he could plainly enough to recognize the two men. ‘The door locked when it shut and he could not go any further, and o Martin the younger, ran around to the front of the building to see that no one escaped that way. Caught Under Suspiclous Circamstances. Scanlan then went to luncl Murtin_to the scend of the fir About three o' in was rewarded by the sight of 4 man coming 1) the street Heslipped stealthily into the passageway between the marble shop and the building next door, but almost immediately came out again. Justas he emerged from the place Murtin collaved him and demanded to know his business. Ho was considerably sur prised tofind that it was no other than Webber. His hand was 1n his pocket, and he seemed unwilling to take itout. Ile at lust did so, however, after repeated orders from the policoman, and in it was what looked like a bundle of pape It proved to be filled with “waste,” similar to that used at the engine houses, and the whole was sawuratea with kerosene, By an order from Chief Scanlan he was allowed to o howe, but about 3:30 o'clock he was found by the of cer asleepon a pile of hay in the engine Nouse and was arvested and taken to the lockup When the officers searched the haymow for Webber they weie surprised to find Chief Nicholson aiso asleep on the same pile of bber. Appearances indicated, y claimed, that he had been drinking! They haa no specitic charge against him to make and so they allowed him to go home s00n us he recovered. 1t is learned that Webber, Miles Schofield. another fire at the Upper Broadway house, Chief Nicholson spent most of the fternoon and the evenmg, until 9 o'clock in Omaha together. leaving Nowt ‘reated n Sensation, The affair cveated a tremendous sensation in ofticial circles yesterday, and it was no trouble to find those who charged the chict and some of the members of the Upper Broadway engiue house with_complicity in Webber's miscouduct. That Webber should be so much at home at the ongine house, and that two men should be seen running away from the fire into the back door of the engine house made things look decidedly shaay atleast. The chief was seen vester- day and emphatically denied having any connection with Webber's midnight busi- ness. He also denied that he had been drinking a drop on the night previous, or that he was any drunker then than when the conversation with Tue Be reporter took place. He stated that he had never had any use for Webber, and accompanied Ins statement with a zood deal of profanity, which was intended 1o strengthen his re- marks Webber was kept in solit yesterday so farasany one but police ofil- cers were concerncd. Just what he might have to say cannot be learned divect from him, butis it reported on good authority that he mage statements which implicat a number of the members of they fire depart- ment. He stated thit e was encouraged to enter the business of setting fires by “tho boys" at No. 4, who told him that if he wanted 1o have the size of the fire depart- ment increased the best way to bring 1t about would be for him to go and start som fires. He claims to have had an understand- ing with Chief Nicholson that he should have the first vacancy that might occur on the force snd that in‘case an increase shoula be made in the department he should be the first Lo profiv by it. y_continement Denounced by the Chief. Webber has never been on the department but once, and thut was when Charles Sander- son, captain of No. 1 hose house, was in In- dianapolis attending the Grand Army re- union. The chief says he never had any use for “'the ," referring to Web ber, and that when Sanaerson went to In- dianapolis he didn’t want to uppoint Webb his substitute. Sanderson told him, how: eve that Webber owed him some money and he didn’t expect ever to get it unless he got 1t in that way. KFor that reason, he says, he appointed Webber Sanderson's sub- stitute, A scusation was caused by the announce- ment that certain members of the fire vartment hud been uilty of starting fircs in order to give the department more work o, in the hope that the number of fire/ % might be increased and their friends migi% have jobs at tho city's expense, No fireman was over convicted of the offenses charged but there was such a stir about it that th. efforts were no turther made. Lately it has been noticed that fiv have been more frequent than usual in the vieinity of the Upper Broudway house, particularly fires which bore ull “the outward symptoms of having been the work of incendinries, Had the attempts made Wednesday night heen successful it is hardly likely that the fice would have been extinguished without a er- riole loss of property. I'he building is situated in a thickly sett neighbornood, and with the terrific gale that was blowing, a | fire would have been almost an inevitable oceurrence. T'hie first vesult of Webber's the autborities came to afternoon about 5 o'clock, isclosures 10 light yesterduy when #n ofticer went to No. 4 hose house and placed Chief Nicholson and Miles Schofield, James O'Brien and Peter- Kuykendall. members of the department. underarrest. Informations liad previously been filed in the oftice of the city clerk by City Attorney Huzelton, charg ing them with conspiracy Lo commit arson All four of the accused gave bonds, & num- ber of leading democrats putting up enough to secure their release until this mornin when the case will come up in police court, Webber is still in jul Action of City Authoritics. As 8000 a8 tho case was reported to Mayor wrence he called together a meeting of the eity officials and the matter was laid be- fore them at a star chamber session at the ity buildwg, A meeting of the council was decided upon for this evening, when a num- ber of miatters will be brought to the notice of the couucil by the mayor. It is aiso stated on tho bost of authorily that some action will be taken toward purifying tho fire department. ~ A number of heads will bo clipped off, and this will complete the duty of the council. From that time oun the re- spousibility for hunting out and punishing the guilty ones will lie with the courts. Nickolson's Time in Omaha. Oficer Wiatt was sent to Omaha yester- day to make an iuveetigation as to ¢ bief Nicholson's actious while there Wednesday aftervoon. He fovnd that if Nicholson wius uot drunk, as ue claimed, his behavior wus o ™ » OMAMA DATLY BRE of huch a character as 1o ascoive the into the beliof that he wae. He wont clothing store, picked oat a hat and on, and ordered the proprietor to w his cap. The keeper did 80, whe Nicholson calmly ran his fist through the hat he had just purchased. He then picked up his cap, threw the remnants of the hat he had bought on the floor, and was about to walk out when the storckeeper called him back and asked him if he did not mean | pay for the hat, He replied noin an insult ing manner, The storékieeper ran out on the the street and found a policeman, who con- ducted the fire chiof back to the store and o him pay for the ruined hat under 1ts of arresting him. On one oceasion he was so uoisy on the street that another voliceman threatened to run him in “I'd have you know id Nicholson, drawing himself up to his full height, “that Lam chief of the fire department in Council Bluffs 1 don't ¢ Omaha man you in Nicholson suhsided public into a put it Ap_up e if you're was the reply if you don't police in blueconted il run chie? of of the behave yourself ts Cared For If you have a house for sale or and it is proving an “elephant on hands,” let us jook after it. We'll it or let it as you wish il there's g sible customer in town The M Real Estate Co., 539 Broadway Saflor Hats Special saie sailor hats sailor hats, 7 Miss Pearl st. Eleph rent your sell pos- yne Satin Ragsdale, erown 10 Cook your meals this summer on a gas At cost at the Gas company. W. W. Chapman, 101 Fourth half block south B ston store, street Domestic soap is the pest. DECEIVED BY A JUROR, Attorney for the Motor Co New Trialin the Wilkins © hage Case, A motion for a new trial was filed by the plaintiff in the suit of 1. S, Wilk the motor company court. The motion is supported by the afi davit of the foreman of the shops of the Omuha and Council Bluffs Motor company, George C. Benedict. He alleges that he had aconversiation with W H. Wiswell during the fall of 1802, in which Wiswell gave it as his opinion that the motor company ran its in a reckless and negligent manuer; thut the motor company had no right on the streets of the city of Council Bluffs, said that if he haa his w ubout il he would tear up the track and drive the company out of the city. Wiswell was a sewing machine agent and was making a business call on his wife when the couversa- tion referred to took place. Wiswell was afterwards drawn as juror in the case in question. The motor company's attorney also files an afidavit in which he says that Wiswe'l told him. when examined for admission to the jury box, that he was not vrejudiced against the motor company. He cluims he did not know of the above men- tioned conversation until after the verdict of the jury had been handed in, awarding Wil- kins a judgment of §2,500, If you want your ehildren to die of diphtheria, or putrid sore throat, as in scarlet fever, don't use Dr. Jeffries' diphtheria remedy. No physician ve- quired. For sale by Beardsly, DeHaven and Davis, denggists. pany Wants a ns against yesterday in distric Don't Believe That anybody can sell you carpets, curtains, portieres and upholstery roods cheaper than the Council Bluffs "Carpet company. 407 Broadway. Fruit lands and farms. G Nicholson & Co., 600 Broadw Williamson & Co., 105 Main lavgest and bost bieyele stock in ¢ John Kelly Deund. A telezram was receivod au police head- quaMers last evening requesting that Mrs. Kelly of this city be notified that her son, Johu, & mouider. is dead in Chicago, and re- questing her to wire instructions as to what should be doue with the remains, The tele. gram was signed by Ed Sleugh, 82 West Madison streat. enshiclds, Tel. 17 orge S. Davis, prescription druggist. For Ledgers, Journals, Day Books,ete see Morehouse & Co., ¢ uncil Bluffs, la. Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, sufest, best AL FRIGHIFUL KAILLWAY WRECK. Chicago & Northwestern IFrelght Trains Collide at Dayton, la, Forr Dongr, Ta.. Oct. 12, -ISpecial Tele- gram to Tue Bee.]—-A frightful railway wreck occurred on the Chicago & Northwest- ern at Dayton at 10:30 o'clock last night. Two freight trains, in charge of Willinm Irb and John Hooker, collided. Conductor Krb was killed and his body ourned to ashi in the wreck. Fugincer Ed Bates was seriously injured in the 'k, and a brake- man lost a leg. The collision was a rear-end one. Several cars were smashed aud the tragments burned. Supremo Court Declstons, Des Moines, Oct. 12.—[Special Telegram to Tue Bee.|—The supreme court today handed down the following opiuions: W. 1. Snelling, administrator, vs Mary M. Krogor and others, appellants, and Mary M. Kroger, appellant, vs the city of Marshalltown and othiers, Marshall district, afirmed; John Doud, jr., vs Caleb H. Blood and others, ap- pellants, Wobster district, afirned ; andouh National bank vs Martha M pellant, Lucas_aistrict, afirme Hintrager vs . H. Smith, buque district, afir d; Ci bank of Cauker City, Kan, nings, defendant, and Anna Jenuings, appel- lunt, ' Harrison ' district. afirmed: Join Byers et al vs Thomas C. Johnson appellant, Poweshiex distriet, aftivmed : L. H. Limbert, apoellant, vs I, G. Larson et al, Adams dis- trict, veversed ; Jane lunic etal vs the Mer- ntile Trust company of New York, inter- venor, apoellant, Keokuk district, reversed ; Willism Tate vs' H. M. Conger, 'appellant, Delaware district, reversed, Pecnliar » Dis Moises, Oct. 12— (8 to Tuk Bee. |~ The law firm of McHeury & McHenry has sued the adwinistrator of the estatoof Peter Sutter, deceased, for §1,607 as attorney fees, which th aim Mr.'Suter defrauded them of by kiliing himself ubout u yearago. Peter Sutter Killed his wife by litiing ier on the head with somo blunt in- steument. The crime was committed at their resiaence in University Place, Sutter went to the oftice of McHenry & MclHenry and they 1 to defend him for §1,500. A few duy Sutter committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor while b was in jail The McHenrys claim they put in some time looking after Sutter's case before he took u change of venue by killing himself. The case promises Lo call out some uice law questions, vs William Jen- lelegram Domestic Trugedy nt Des Molnes, Dis Moixgs, Oct. 12.—[Special Telegram to Tup Bee)—M. 8. Fagg was shot twice and probably fatally wounded tonight by 154 Epperly ‘in the former's resiaence’ in this city. Fagg and his wife were unable to ugree and @ divorce was in progress Epperly and N.vs, Fagg were intimate, and Epperly had gone 0 the Fagg residence 10 make arangements for their nmrriage when the divorce was granted. Fagg had secroted himself in the house and when Epperly appeared made an assault on him The latter defendea himsel with two shots, ote tuking effect in Fagg's avdomen. Ended Al with u shot, Davesvosr, fa., Oct. 12.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee. |—Otto Voiklund, = Ger wap actor, shot Limself dead ina rant today He was meutally uuball and had been through a iong ‘series of mis- fortunes. He leaves a wife and threo daughters Tguite 4 by Lightuin Cepan Raris, Ia., Oct gram to Tue Bee Willisms near o on ni du ogeth &ruiu i2 1l Pele- Ihe barn of Georwe was struck by light g the storm lust night and burnod with ten horses and a quautity «f The loss is §,000, FRIDAY, OC [PLEASURES OF A PUGILIST Some of Brightnass tlvt’- of the Professiba, CORSETT TELLS OF HIS LIFE IN TRAINING lumines the Path Puncher, ! Ran G of Three Cottages, One Used m and Fitted Up with Al wnner of Appjihnces— Bicyo- ling, Boatl mnas Cricaso, Oct. 12 —Men clivities will be deeply inte lowing Jim Cor of sporting pro sted 1n the fol etter from the'ven of “Gentleman tt, which appears in the Record this moruing under dateof York, Pa. He writes My DEAn Sii:—~Your rocent letter asking me to write something aboot myself was duty received and 1 snatch this first oppor tunity (have of doing so. 1 appreciate all of your past kindnesses, ana will do the best T ean to give you interesting matter [ have been doing light work at Asbury since August 20 and have got myself into very good condition and am at present out ou the road with one of Mr. Brady's cotw panies softening up a bit. We are touring the state of Pennsylvania for one week and next Mondas October 16, T will ccmmence steady, rigorous preparations for my coming contest to take place December 18 at the Coney Island Athletic club. As'youare fully aware, my training quar- ters situated at Asbury Park, about mile from the cottage where 1 trained for Sullivan, ‘I'ne present quarters are Known as “The Farm' and have been formerly usea asa road house by Russcll Mallick. The property covers eight acres and is shielded from all winds by many trees. | have three cottuges; one is used for cooking and the principal’s sleefing quartevs, nnother for gymuasium and the third for general uso, | billiard room with billiard and pool uet ground, quoit a safety 3 racing shell, as “The Farm® bor- ders on Dell lake, and 1 have two miles straight away,a punching bag room, a wrest ling room, puliey weight, wrist machine and an immense hand-ball court 50 foet long, 24 t wide, 28 feet high, as perfect as any all court in the country My companions are Mo Blanche Howard, who is a companion of my wife, William A, Brady, William Delanoy, Johu Donalason, John McVey, my brothers, Joseph and Tom, Dennis Costigan and Jack Dempsey. who has been with us for three weeks, My daily routine: Rise ut 7:30, one-half hour onshell on lake, short walk, breakfast av 8:30, one-half hour at wrist machme, one-half hour at pulley weights, one-half hour at punching bag, one- half hour to three quarters of an bour wrestling, rub down, luueh av 12:30, r2st - to 1:30, ten mile walk varied with runuing, one hour hand ball, one-half hour in shell, inore wrestling, rub down, dinuer at 6 o'clock, bil- liards or down to tho town of Asbury in' the evening, bed at 10:30, 1 keep this up every day but Sunday 1 suppose you would not consider this let- ter complete without some reference to my opinion of my chances with Mitchell. Well, T simply have this tosay: 1 will do my best to win. T consider Mitchell o very hird man to beat. He is very intellizent. well versed in all ring tactics,” very strong and full of enaurauce, He is not oli—in fact, in the prime of hifo —has not_dissivated one-tenth as much as people say he has, 15 the father of four children, has had oceaus of ring experience, and last, but not least, has the advice of Jack MeAuliffe, the Ameri: can lightwelght champion, who 'has had a splendid enance to study wy style when he seconded John L. Sullivan. against me; also the aid of Jim Hall, the wonderfully clever middleweight, who kparred with me and whom 1 have always given the credit of be- ing one of the cleverest men I ever met. Mitchell is no doubt _as clever as L. So it settles itseli down tothis: I have youth, height and reach on my side; Mitchell Iras strength and harder punching ability on his side. Texpecthim to fight for my body. 1 also expect the contest to be a very long one, say forty rounds, and the better general will win. T think the match will positively take place at Coney Island: "1 hope to cuter the ring weighing about 185 pounds. Thete scews to be a decided difference of opinion ns - to the present condition of Juck Dempsey. Now, 1 have known him for ten years and 1 know that he has fully recovered Trom his late iliness. He has worked with me, walked and boxed with me for thoe last month, and_with eight woeks training will be fit' to give any 142-pound man i the world a very stiff argument. 1 would like to see Jack fight and win once again Tc sider him the greatest of all the present day fighters. I studied his style and copied it to some extent, and any timc he meets a man anywhere ncar bis size or weight he will be'a safe man to bet on. Jax Corbett, Miss J. CORBETT. RACING RESULTS, ies to Secure Another Hold on the Stallion Record, but Fnils. Lexivaroy, Ky, Oet. 12—A very good card and delighttul weather this afternoon. In addition to the regular events, the great stallion Stamboul made an attempt to lower the stallion record The handsome Cali- fornian failed, however, and finished the mile in 2:10°;. ~ Director's Flower, an over- whelming fuvorite in the Stallion Represen- tative slakes led into the streteh m_cach heat, but broke under the drive and Neliie A won handily. This was Nellie A's second stake victory of the meetiug, she having captured $6,500 in five days. Summaries Stallion Reprosentugive stukos, #1000, 1or 2- r-olds, trottin Aw prossive second, Dircctor’s Flower third. Best time: 1l pucing: Robert J won, Manager L nd, Flying Jib third. Best time: A Johnston stakes, £1,600, 2:25 cluss, trotting Charlle ¢ won, 1 iise second, | Wilkes third e 40 class, trotting, purs Wiy Not second, Juy Mo time: 2:211, Kansas City, five fur ng secoud, Violet Bellaire Hermitago thivd, Time: 1:000, Second rac Dripps’ won, thi Third race, six furlongs Importance kecond, Frank Time: 1:281 Fourth” ruce, one milo zoite second, Topstone third : 1:501 Fifth race, four und a half furlongs: Gold Dust won, Harrilbieno second, Twiany third. Time: 1:00. thirtecn-sixteenths mile: Major Brot Harte second, Ked Jonn Mollie Phillips L won, third. 315, Drume won, G vark, First ruce, five furlongs: Setauket (7 1o 1) won Petrasiang 3 to 1) second, Ourdack 6 to1) third, Time: 1:00! Second ruce, one Aloba (1 to '8) s orris 1le: Sarazassa (4 10 1) won, ond, Lizzie (1010 1) third! mile and three-fourths won, Prig (10 10 1) seeond Tie: 1 S1x Ellen ®tol)t Fourth lghter (9 t Reckon (5 1 (th ruce, sure (7 third 1:421 Rixth five wnaa half furlongs Harding (even) won, AStoris 65 to 2 s Beldemonia 4 to 1) thind, s Time: 1064 Guttenburg. Firstrace, five and a half furlongs: ( won, - Farland second,, Max third 1:09% Second race, four and a half furlongs ator Caswell won, Miss Thoma Time: 50, Third ry Lizetta 13004 Fourth Highland Lty Pifdh ruc Ditlsyrian 1117 Siath race, half mile: Murgheri Boutherner sécond, Prize third. Time: np- dride 4 101) second, Tinje: 1:04 niife: Redskin wven won, segund, Midnight (6 1o 1) Tom 1) third one o uost I Son- secord ce, five furlpnas: second, Sir Little Pred won, Kulght” th d. Time . one mile: Strathmeath ud, Strpthoisid third . three-fourlhs mile: Nick won, second, Padway third. Tim wo st won, 2%, Gloucester. First SOF secon! S Tiny % half furlongs: Le- Allce socoud, Meadow third fivo furlongs flurney third Second rivee, four and ¥inu won, Sweet Time: 57) Third race, sy Murie Lovell won third. Time: 1:22 Fourth rice, five furlongs: Artillery won, Cuptain Browh second, Chistham third.” Plue! | 081y | FIfth race, four and a half furlongs: Despair | woi, Cha 7 Nixth race. fiv John second, and & quarter furlongs Murma second, Greenwlen second, Psyche third. Tiu, furiongs: Oy ia w ince | ulopen third, Tine 100 renill Dowa . First four aud a nulf race, furlougs I thira. T ! spitt TOBER 13, 1393, Lert (0 to 2) won, Margland (10 to Elizaboth 8 (30 to 1) third. Time: b Second race, three-fourths mile (7to 2) won, ' Jacobine (©ven) second, Spe bound (6 to 1) third. Tine: 1:17 Third race, six farlongs: Frauloin won, Buckwa (2 to 5) second. Time: 1:16% Fourth race, one mile: Anna (1 to Peabody 3 t0'1) second, Somersault (7 ne: 1:431 FIfth race, sIx furlongs: ( 10) won, Lelimun (5 to 2) s to 1) third, Time: 1:154 Close at Toledo. 12.—The lastof the fall mee 2 to to e Reck (@ md, Whitenose ( ToLEno, Oct Saxaphone 11 1) won, to 10 ng hiere today was tightly attended and un eventful with the exception of an incident the free-for-all trot in which Lee Spilt came together. ter's sulky. Foul was « lowed. Summarie First race, 2:34 trot, purse $200 Stellang won, Caty C. Black second Glencoe third, Best tine: 2,201 The free-tor-all trot: Latitnde wo, 1 md, the others distanced. Best smashing the Kit pice d, Katle Alert won, Hamilton Dow Han thivd, Best tin Results at Cleveland, CreveLaxn, Oct. 12 trotting ond, Alt Results Gertrude e third wor Cassott Hest 2:16 2:21 clas Hondors se Host thine Mateh r Bost thi trott Redline nd, Pocahontas 15 Jerry won Prince Jim Jones secon TIHE PENNANT, ‘s Thigh School for the Ronor ) The way in which the High school bo are practicing football tactics out at t Young Men's Christian Association every afternoon bodes il for the AFTER Omal Eleven Will Sta Tomorr Platt in Latitude and lat ned, but not al- | | Colonel ¢ Major third rt ys he nark s mouth High school boys when they come up here Saturday to play the opening game the series which decides the Tnte championship of Nebraska Gordon Clarke Yleven, is keeping the boys hard at work ar is confident of victory on Saturday afternoo when the two teams will line up as follow: tsmouth Positions hing Ful-huek Sullivan Right half-back Trover o Left half-back Streight Quarter-hick Parnilee Lofi end Ballance Loft tackle Wise Left gaard Robins Coutor Reeson Riznt g Thomns CRig Loster Right end Shelde Substitties: Nowell, Cuikins; Field, Cross Clarke, the full-back, is a_careful capta and when he “bucks the line' he is - sure get through, His w tis 181 Young is a new player with High school boys, but hus vion the Kemper Hall team. He weixhs 130, Lurdick is a well formed athlete gain many a yard for the purple and whi before the scasou is over. Weight, 145 Whipple is a trick and active and weighs 125, Van Camp is another new player and 1, steady man, weighing 140, ardneris a good all-around man, wit fine dodging abilities. He weighs 140, Stokes® avoirdupois, combined with st playing, make him a player above the crage, weigning 205, Cowgill is a short, heavy-set fellow, wit the buildog air so His weight is 138 Purvis is very quick to swifl of foot. Weight, 131, scholast Clar You Gurdn Stok Cowe Pury Ay the gev started an of the captain of the Omaha nd n, Omaha ke g trdick Whipple Van Camp et il is e m in to Omaha luurels with and will te voungster, small, lithe n h Wik V- h essential to a foot ball d Ayres is aiways in the rvight place at the vight time. He weighs 11 Sheldon is one of the most valuable and last year was the terror of all the en men that opposed him. An intelligent underst and earnest practice charac.erizo s & whole and if kept up will in bility give the pennant to the school. 1 pr Sale of Tnoroughbreds. Monuts Park, Oct. 12, A number of horses in training, the property of MeCa, ferty & Wishard, Brown & Rogers, Gideo & Daly, were sold at auction in the sale pac shortly pefor cing began at th track today. The prices realized wer quite large. Commanche Ilorenco, 82 Bay Gelding Nellie Peyton, $2. 0: Rightmore, £,500; St. rough 83, nding of the ruies the toam men d uahi High f n 1- is in the it ichaels, £1,700; Mazan, 32,500; Tormentor, §,000. J. MeLaughlin was the he is thought he was ac others. INGTON, Ky e at the ing, but no anim viest buyer, and ing as an . Oct. 12 —T'he attendanc uction sale here this morn 1 offered brought a far The black. stallion, Princeton, 2:149; brought only &1.600. Famous I Dead. La Ponre, Inc., Oct Rocky Ford, 2:11%., died m a pastu this city Iast night. Ie was the propert of Charles Daftiof Chiicago, who campaigue the horse for several years, western civeuit, including Topeka, K Cit, per when he met and ¢ Si ormance of this scason being sfeated Newt ilor Boy and other fast pacers In 158 Rocky Ford started in tiftoen ra pacing sixty-four heats, and obtainod h record at Streator, IlL, the followin August. At the Olymp: New Onreass, Oct. 12 agreement for the battle between Abbott and Andy Bowen have been rec by the Olympic clue, having nature attached. The battle will certaini come off, and Abbott will leave New Yo ina fow days for this city, where he wil train for the battle Both Levy and Gorman, the two cleve Jittle bantamweights, will be in the city week and put in u few days traming befor their battle, which is billed on the 18th ij the Olympie club. Blixs Quits Bleyeing. Ciieago, Oct. 12.—Bicyclist this is his lust season of racing. his haud in a deprocatory manner and dentally exhibiting a d nivg, Bliss said: “No, sir: no after this season. I'v done pretty wel aon’t think I will ever be any faster, and am goiug to quit while T am high on the lis it ent for o 1 v The noted pacer near Y. . He made the nsas St. Josevh and Omaha,in 1857, his star is ‘I'he articles of Stanton Aobott's sig- ¥ ke i next e n Bliss says Waving inci- mond of a late win- more racing g 1 v Jacksonville on Friday, Waverly on Monday Decaturton Tuesday and | am done.” Phird Diy nt Now Loxno, Oat, 12.—This v of the Newn Tho race for the Middle Park plate of £l was won by Lord Rosebery’s bay col Ladus; Henry Milner's bay filly, Jocust was second and Dougluss Bayurd's col cmperonus third rkot, Ausiraiia Won Easily. BostoN, Oc The cricket match tween the Australians and eightecn of All Massachusetts ended this morning i favor of the visitors, who made withou trouble their fifiy-one runs. Brooklyn Has Three Now, New Yok, Oct. 12-The fourth game o the local series today resulted w York 0, Brooklyn, 2. E)ELICATE Y OMEs: Or Debilitated Women, should u BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR, Every ingredient possesses superb Tonic properties and exerts a wonderful influ- ence in toning up and strergthening her system, by driving through the proper channels ‘all impurities, = Health and strength guaranteed to result from its use, My wifo, who was bedridden for sigh. teen months, after using Hradfield’, Female licgulator for two moniis is ing well, J. M. Jounsow. Malvern, Ark, REGULATOR (0, Atlant, G, zists &L $1.00 per bottle. Bravpirrn Boid by Dy W. C. ESTEP, Funera Direclr & Emonimer 14, N, Main St., Council Bluffs, Ottice 97 ~TELEPHONES—Resldence 33 as the thivd day rket Second October meeting. )0 t, a t, be- the n it of < 1 | | | e ——— —— ——————a Our stock on the market toraisa It will money tend our Liquidating pay you to at- ale Come in and examine our price: Will do bette than we adverti All wool cassimere sufts, - were sold for less than $8. Lh)l IDATING PKIC“ 35-00 All wool cheviot ¢ lts, in threa shades, straight or round cut, worth $10. Liouipa- ING Price sslflu All woolcheviot overcoats wortia up as high as $8. Liouibating Price $3.75 Examine these goods and bs your own judge. who you are or where you zo, you can’t duplicate these goods {or the price. We don't care IN THE SHOW WINDOWS, COLUMBIA CLOTHING €D, | I Good™ Worlk p!‘)]‘\ Prom e o Reasonable*Price ttention o ona 4 a 13th and Tarnam Clothing, Dresses, "Shawls, Curtains, 1 515’!11« ns,"‘ljugs. Furs,- Feathers, T &ofimsmx.f’*’)fi%% N COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS Al kinds ot Dyelng and Cleaning done In the highost style of the art. Faded and ed fubrics mude 100l as good ay Work ]]l!u” pLly and_delivorel Dirts of the country. Senl for vrice 1ist A. MACHA Propriotor, to Broadway, near North Bales tight; draft light, A 12-Tons-a-Day The Southwick Baling Press I Machine at a 10-Tons-a-D Our Warranty Goes with Each 2-horse, ful’ Jircle machine, 1t his tho Targest foed opents any Continiois. Double-Stroke | in, exs il the World -Capacity; Construction; Durability—all the BEST, Now isthe time to buy a hay pr fore you buy. 293 It will pay you to seo our machines bo- SANDWICH MANF'G. CO., COUNCIL BLUFF3 Sims & Bainbridgs ! Lok botmin snufta 205-7-8-9, A ttorneys-nt-law, tute Shugat DR. WILLIAMSON TREATMENT o GATARRH Foré wouths medicin lostruments Free, SPEGI purpassed 1o tho trantweas %) Nervous Diy ise versonally. THEA Address with stam, be wint to plaln envelopd 1185, 10th streel, Oaiabi Pri It L 1Y ONLY $10.00 s and ALIST n “ree.) vats or o aa )0 NALL for particulars. which will . 0. Box Omice, Special Notices: COUNTIL BLUFF3: QO SALE-100 teres i postoMiee: will i Nt Adidress 203 St el ty In par W. Ol RENT- A Ktreet Detween five-room Park and on Pl Ol SALE M AT . 0., NO. BATT. 0 potits: due 1o ealvi Bpect. Ao heifer o daughter of Jimps Jowa §) 1 Cars old, molld color, bl kK O, M. Brown, Cotnell Bluff, o4 Lares Jonn FARMS 4 K70 acres 400 nored, $1300° 450 100. 160 20w, §25.00° 50 0. $27.00 L 0f farms, fruit farms aud gardon | ston & Vau Patten 50 por i anl PO EXCHANGE ¥ Coun roved 1 Hlumms Day & fraitu anow thit Do.Yor Hean Lave sone Choled 1 garden land uear i city BSTRACTS aud loaus Fara and city proparey bought and sold Pusey & Thomis, Councl Blatin (GABBAGE ramoved, cosspaoln. v Jeleanod, Ed Burky, b roudway Taylor's grocery, 0bd