Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1893, Page 3

. THE OMAHA DAILY BEF: THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL RLUFFS OFFICE NO. 12 PEARL STREET Deliveredty cartler to any past ot the city W TILTON - Manager s < § Business Ofioe No 43 TELEPTIONES { Night Editor 3 -_— MISCR MENTION, Moston Store, clonks o 'he uew Burlington depot open to the public yester Regular meeting of the corps this afternoon at Grand Army hall The funeral services of the late Idward Fitch will be held at the family residence in Avoca at 2 p'clock this afternoon d ho Woman's Relief W o'clock in the The Sixth Ward Five-Cent club is re sted to meet in the counci! chamber this, Friday. night, instead of its club hall H. Gladden died at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon of la ence, 20 at hi South Eleventh strect, aged $4 years Eti Runyan called at the office of Justice Vien yesterday and filed an information charging his son Dau with knocking him down Switching tracks are being put in on the 1ots lying north of the MeCormick building now in process ot erection, for the use of the company Silas Short, a colored man, who stole a pair of trousers from the house, was sent to the county jail for ten days yesterday in police court S. T. Walker is an applicant for the pos tion of aeputy state oil inspector. He is woll known in the city and hus many friends who wigh for his success Justice Vien performed a double wedaing ceremony Wednesday, the parties beiug John Skelton and Annie Jones, and Edwin 1. Lambertson and Jennie Skelton, all of Crescent The Ladies Al socioty of St. John's English Lutheran chuarch will have au apron saie next Thursday afternoon and cvening at the new Royal“Arcanum paviors in the Brown building. Another supply of World's fair art port folios, No. 1, has been received at the Coun eii Bluffs office, and subseribors of Tie Bre in this i’y can_present their couvons and their dimes at 12 Pearl street, “The funeral of J. L. Forman took pl yesterday morning from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Raymer, Rev. I J. Bab cock officiating. A lavee number of s ing friends were present, among them revr sontations from the locallodges of the Roy Areanum and the Ancient Ovder of United Workmen Dr. J. H. Cleaver received a telezram Wednesday announcing the death of his mother, Mrs. I M. Cleaver, at the age of i3 years. Mrs. Cleaver was well kuown here, Taving spent two years with hee son. St 0w had been atling for some time, but death came sud denly. John Johnson aied at % o'cloc Tast ing at the _residence of his grandson Ratcliffe, 020 North Ninth street, years, from the effects of & paralytic stroke He was an old settler of Council Bluffs, and for the past twenty years had been employed by the Nortnwestérn railway L. E. Phillips was arrested yesterday Dav ged 5 wnd given a_ hearing before Justice Vien on the Brech- charge of threatening to kil V. J till. ~ His size and the manner i wh fnvited Brechtill out into the streot s ve been the two main consider ding to the filing of an mformation by Brechtill. There was nothing in his talk, howev to warrant a prosccutionand he was discharged. “The last issue of the Home Do lished in the iterest of the Union € mission. is necompanied by a souveni wrait of Rev. and Mrs. Delong. Mr. Delong also writes an wteresting article giving the t. pub- ristian por- history of the mission since its organization, | two years ago yesterday there have been persons clothed ress of the given. He says that 204 conversions & An account of the iivls Tudustrial school is also Modur 300 cloth hound, worth 25¢, for 12 wos. at 1c each, 98 each: Mary 98c; May Agnes ook List. 12 mos., good titles, See bargains in 1 worth 19c; Ben Hur, e Holmes' works, Fleming's works, ¢ Augusta Jane Evans' works, $1.39° and $1.75: Red Line and Boston store edi- tion of poets, H0c: Padded Seal Poets, 98c: Stoddard’s Glunpses of the World, 2,75; Dora_illustrated books, 98e: Co- lumbian Atlas of the World, $1.80; Welb- s unabridged, cloth, $1.19, sheep, Bertha M. Clay's novels, cloth, S5e: Mark Twain's books from o8¢ to Hue's Les Miserables, 7ic 15 vol.. cloth, 098: Bulwer Lytton, 13 vol., cloth, $i Lrving's, 9 vol.,, cloth, #.80: Thackery. 10 vol. cloth, $2.98: Chambers' Encyeloy 12 vol., $5.00: K.l Dumas, 8 vol.. cloth, #1.. Key of Heaven and Key of Combination Epistle and Gospels, Gem of Devotion, ete., ete., all at our usual low price always to be found at our book department. New arvivals of popular books daily. FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & Co,, BOSTON STORE, Council Bluffs, Ia. L 6 vol cloth, $1.48: Heaven Sterling silvor tea spoons $3.75 per set and everything in silverware in the same ]lrupllrllull at Maurer's, After Januavy 1. Brown's C, O. D. grocery will close each o o'clock except Saturday: ing ut 7 and Mondays, PERSONAL PARAGRAP S, Judge J. B F. McGee, who has been con- fined to his home by serious illness for a week past, was able to be out yesteraay for the first time. Alderman J. J. Hathaway was about the streets yesterday for the first time since he was tuken down by his recent severe sick spell several weeks ago. T. 1. Casady of this city is mentioned as a possible successor of Assistant United States Attorney Howell of Keokuk for the southern distriet of lowa, Ask your grocer for Domestie soap. Marriage Licenses. The following marriage licenses we 1ssued by the county clerk Wednesday Namo and Addross, Age. s Heury G, Burrows, Ash 40 I Hunnah G, Barrott, Ash 46 § R, 1. Littlo, Lincoln, Neh 1 Auna I, Coy, Lincoln, Neb y Martin D. Ellidge. Counctl Bluffs... i Mary L. Brown, Minneapolis, Mion 1 John Skelton, Crescent 5 1 Apnle Jones, Crescent 22 {Rdwin 1L Lumberson, Cr a0 i Jennle Skelton, Croscent sans BB The Morse Dry Goods company's Santa. Claus wagon, wnich is attracting such widespread and enthusiastic attention in Omaha for its novelty and originalit will exhibit in Council Bluffs Fi xhh«) all day on the vi mnpnl streets, Get a Christmas gift that is useful and beautiful, There never were such beauti- ful things at Luna's china shop and so cheap. Artistic lamps, dinner sets, tea sots, chamber sets, bric-a-brac, odd pivces, ete, Wil Give w Farty, Arrangements have been made by the young men of the Council Bluffs 400 for a brilliant party on. Thursday evening, De cember 28, at Chambers' hall on Pearl street Phey prowise to make it the event of the season und will, no doubt, keep their word. Chambers' dancing academy, Shugart block. His elegant new hall can be se- cured for parties, and any such desired will be arranged for. For information apply toelevator man, at Pearl street cotrance, or address W. E. Chambers, 17th and Douglas, Omah Dancing classes every We.dnesday. Ha\e you seco the new gas beators at the Gas company s oftige? NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Another Bord Investment Squelched by the Taw, Sweet and Vannatta ol theikquitable Taken Into Custody by a United Marshal fo Il Violating the | | Laws, [ As forctold in T ing, & Equitabie Inves mder arvest durin ising the furthering a lottery scheme States Marshal Ricl Ber and S, P, nent yesterday Vannatta company wete | morn- | of the | aced 1. Sweet rge of purposes in g the day on the ¢ waile for uniawful Deputy United le the rds ma \rrest on | au information filed by Inspector Mercer Both men succeeded in putting up a bond for #1000 and were released spending the | action of the federal grand jury in March From the investigation of the officials it ap. pears that this company has not done so { large & business as the Perpetual Maturity Investment company. The latter was ot wanized last Febury 1ot o later. Mr. Vannatta claims that he comparatively little of the w plan. “Sweet said it was all vight.” he re marked, “and [ went in with him without paying much attention to the busivess.” Allthe interested parties in both of the companies are well andfavorably known i | Council Bluffs, ana while the fact of the | arvest did not occasion much surprise in | view of the recent crusade agaiust similar companics in other parts of the country they nevertheless receive a good deal of | sympathy from the public gencrally that is while the former diu nee operations uutil some months has known ings of the not given L wters of like schemes, par- | ticularly those in Des Moines, who skipped | the country to avoid being prosecuted. | The winding ub of the affaivs of these two | concerns will lenve a great many people out ] of pocket i sums ranging all the way from 25 to #30, or more, It is safe to presume | that some who bouzht bonds had doubts as | to the outee his 21000 ont Many of those but cach one hoped to et before the final crash ¢ who bit at the scheme of | getting something for nothing are backward about letting the fact be known, aud the chances are that most of the prosecuting wiil have to be done by the United States ithovities, while the patrons try to be us contented ds possible with the smashing of their air castles To 4 e Coatinuod. Owing to the unfavorable Tuesday, and to g t the many bargains weathe v one a ch t our half-price ive eve counters, we have ecided to continue our sale 1o the end of the week at the sume prices, which afe just half the original pric The following arti at our half-pric wainder of the w Vienna glasswas ous kind of vases, fa handsome card rc GERMAN AND found | the re- | les are to ounter for . rOse jurs, numer- y colored buskets, ivers, ete., ete. | AUSTRIAN CROUKERY. « ker jars, after dinner coffees, | bread plates, fruit plates, funcy plates, sults, pitchers, bread and milk sets and many other useful articles in the crock- | ery line at 50¢ on the 100, EXTRA LIST Famps of all kinds from $2.30 to $12.75; umbrella stands, five screens, tables, dusters pric ALl at half 1d statuary DOLLS. 400 dolls of all kinds and sizes ing kid body, from 6 inches to 27 i with bisqie heads, slightly prices vary from s to $2.00 « choice of the lot at HALE FOTIERINGHAM, soiled: h: your PRICE WHITELAW & Co., | Council Bluffs, | | REMEMBER SANTA CLAUS ! Has an_cngagement at the Boston | Store day afternoon from 3 to 3. | Those wishing to see the old gentleman can do so then. BOSTON STORE, Great sale of skut vocket- | knives, velocipedes, sleds, boys’ Theso wre our Christmus pecialtios, and you ean by a puir of club skates for | Hle, or a good sled from Hte to The. Big | line of e knives. Cole’s, 11 Mumn | street, 1l M. Wollnan will_help yoif’ seloct a | beautiful Christmas present and at the sume time help you to save money. ORGAN D CHARITY, Plans 1 Aid to Help the Poor ina Sys- | tematic M A movement is on fool to organize au asso- | ciation of cuaritable peopic of Council Bluffs | | g nner. for the purpose of supplying the worthy poor of the city with s A meeting of the | help as they may ueed. pustor of the vity will be | held at 3 this afternoon in Dr. | Phelps' study at the First Presbyterian | chureh, and a call will be issued by them for & mass meeting of citizeus, to ve hield in the | eaviy part of next week. It has been | thought advisable that the call for the mass | meeting be made in this way, atthough it | not to be understood that the churches 10 monopolize the work. ‘lhere are scorcs | of families in the city that are in need of the | i ro common necessares of life. Some of them are worthy and others are not. ‘the plan 1s to separate one class from the other and b stow aid only where it is deserved. The wor will be carried on systematically, and every charitably disposed resident of the city should feel un interest EV The Boston Store every evening until is open holiday: FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO,, Council Blufrs, la. after the Ladies, if you desire absolute peace in the kitehen ask your grocor for J. C. Hoffmayr & Co.'s Fancy Patent flour. Trade mark—Blue Rooster. Shattered Plato Gin Charles Bierworth and J. V. Col monly known as “Bullhead volved in a fight yesterda front of the Hotel Iumun considerable trouble of late, fined for beating his wife. A s growing out of the same wife-b tion was dismissed yest in Justice Vien's court on the unaerstanding that his wife would pay the costs and he would stop beating her. At the timo Collior was ar- rested about a week ago there was inteuse feeling against him 1n the neighborhood in which he lived and talk of lynching was freely indulged in on acount of the shameful way in which he had abused his wife. Bie worth seems to have becn one of the neighbors and interested himself to the ex- tent of helping Mrs. Collier when she was turned out of home by ber husband. There was consequeatly no love lost between them, and when they met in front of the hotel yes: terday there was trouble. Bierworth, according 1o the statement of eye wituesses, was the aggressor, trying to strike Collier with a loaded cane. Collier went at him and in & few moments had the best of him. In the courseof the fracas Bierworth was forced against the plate glass window in the front of the hotel with such force as to break it. Mike Kildare separated thew. | Bierworth’s hand was cut, but no further damage of a very serious nature was done to | either of the contestants. The window was | broken into several million picces. Collier | and Bierworth had each oiher arrested on | the charge of disturbing the peace. For neat job printiug, prompt d and lowest prices go to Pryor Bros job office, 12 Poarl street.. ier, com becamo in- afternoon in Collier has had having been se 1 ¢ atiug oper livery Bee Strouse All Kight. M. W. Strouse, the North Kighth street man whose wife reported that he had disap- peared, together with several hundred Gol- lars thai be Lad on his person atthe time FRTDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1893, shie lnst saw him, turned up <afe at a late hour Wednesday aient. He spon the evening at the free public library and later went to the mecti ol the democratic club. He was considerably surpriscd when ne learned of the apprehension his wife was caused by his absence, Big Rednction in Cloaks, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co. of the Boston store were this morning in receipt of the following telegram from | their Now York agent. that will in tervest ali: NEW YORK, Dee. 12, 1803, —Fotnering- | ham, Whitc & Co., Council Bluffe a.: 1 have b for you sample cloaks” at 50 per cent off from one of the best manufacturers. A nice, clean lot. Express today 1 A, CoSMiTH. | his pent will reach this city so | as to be put on sale Saturday morning at 8 o'clock, December 16 Twenty Per Co it Diseount | On all silver and plated wave. Sder- | ling silver teaspoons at #4.00 rer set, in- | cliding engraving. C. B. Jacquemin | Smoke T, D, King & Co's Parta STILL THEY JAW, | Little greas Mude 1 the Contest Over the Sheriffs Office, The contestover the Pottawattamie county snrievalty was resumed in the south room of the court house yesterdiy morning. I'he attorneys for Hazen had made th red mvestigation into the statements made by their opponents last Monday and filed their answer embodying their claims. Iu it were contained tne allegations that the ballots of Wright and Knox townships had been counted correctly; that two votes had been thrown out in Hazel Dell which should have been counted for Hazen: two in Crescent and two in Valley were also thrown out two in Center were counted for Scanlan which should have becn for Ha mistakes had been made in vallots in Waveland and Mind: which Seaulan_eained and two in the Intter. “The first witness put upon the stand was County Auditor Matthews. who was called unon 1o teil how secuvely the ballot boxes, poll books aud other apparatus conuected with the last clection had been kept since | they were turned over to him. He was also called upon to identify the poll books of the Pirst precinet of the Thivd ward and the Iirst of the Sixth, waich had been sealed up by him -after the Board of Supervisors cided to throw them out on account of the failure of the judges and clerks to certify them properly In the a n, und that nting the 1 townships e in the former ruoon W. A, Wood, one of the jndges of clection i the Third ward, First precinet, was put upon the stand in order to ifentify the poll book in his ward. Ho tried to «lo so, but his attempts were rendercd uscicss by the storm. or rather steady drizzle, uf objections of the attorneys on the ovposite side. These attorneys have adopted dilatory tactics, it seems, and their one umbition is to delay matters us much possible. At the present rate of progress the contest 1s likely to be completed about the time the present term of office expires. Some people who don’t know very much about politics supposed thatall that was nec- essary was that the boxes should be opencd and “the ballots counted. It was not until aftor the first few guns had been fired that they found out ' just how wuch wrangling and jawiug and objecting und haivsplitting and other thines incident to the legal profession had to be gone through with before the boxes could be opened and the judges be allowed to ascer- tain by & recount’just who had been elected The question which will have to be de- cided firstof all is whether or not the ballots can e brought i in those precinets where the judges forgot to make the proper certifi cates. As allof these precincts happen to nlan a majority Hazen's attorneys At a return is no return at all unless properly certified to. Consequently there was in effect no election in those pre- cincts and the voters might as well havi staved at home. In the precinets that were thrown out by the Board of Supervisors there are euough votes to throw the scale one way or the other. und_so here 1s wher the real fight comes, after all. The ouly thing the public is to'do is to hope that the attorneys will kindly allow the judges to make the agouy as short us possible. Sugar Corn! suzar Cornt Try the Council Bluffs sugar corn. T'he best in the market. Absolutely no chemicals used to bleach the corn white. It is young, tender. sweet, clean mul \\huh some, Solid silver v-|~|. ous $3.00 per set, Wollman’s, hl‘l Ihz..ul\\ y. Domestie soab is V‘n‘ »(-~L LCIAL TANXES, Lian Whereby the City Will Be Loubled to Secure More Pronipt Collections. In the suggestion made by Mayor | vence and City Auditor Gould Tuesduy evening with refercnce to th lection of special taxes the plan which, if followed out, city, it is claimed where from fifteen to to the co | is cmib will give the | the use of mouey any- | five duys cavlier i’ will also city funds which is At present all ted by the county 1 wader the present system a the vent a t\n |1ml in special taxes are treasurer and the is that the mone is left lying in thie vaults at the court house, itis claimed, somctimes loug as three months before it is turned. over to the city 10 the law provided that such taxes should be collected by the city treasurer thero would bo no such delay and there would also be the advautage gained from putting the collection in the hands of an officer who was closely and personally interested in sce. ing that the as possible. The de! sults from the rath he ton The property vw axes were paid in as | ey abov cor sty refer nge w ed o re ¥ lu which xes is collegted required to pay for paving, grading like in pay nents of one-fifth, due two years. At the time each payment is made the intercst on that payment for the time it has been ran- ning 15 collected. Consequently no interest has been collected at all ou the kst Aifth until eight years have passed, when it is all vaid in & lump. Tn the meantime the city ha been paying interest on the full amount to the holders of bonds that were issued to cover those expenditures and the deficit oes on growing until the eight years have elapsed, when it is all evened up. This gives vise to ble annoyance, which could easily e done away with by simply requiring Property owners to pay interest on the entire unpaid _amoun’ annually, us the law now aliows, The city officials who are back- ing this plan claim that a great deal of the present difticulty would be evaded by making it a part of the duties of the city treasurer to collcet this tax. The change would quire a special act of e legislature, ang « move 1s now on foot to introduc bill in the next session of the legislature containiug the desired provisions. Gold plated onyx top table piano lamps with clectric burners and shades only #10.00 at Maurer’s, | conside Ask your grocer for Domestic soap. Big Meetiue Tonight, At the council chamber this evening will | be held the meeting referred to in Tue Bee | several duys ago between the city council wnd the citizens for the purpose of deciding upon a policy with reference to the nickel fare question. A meeting of the council and | the wotor company is 1o be held in the near future in the hobe that the now existing | differcnces may be settied. The meeting | this evening is held for the purpose of dis cussing the watter and drawing up & list of demands, so that the council may know Just what the eitizens demand from the company B the wap of concessions aud lkaow 1ow to act intelligently. A large attenduuco is ooked for, as this is u watter in which overy oue is aeeply interested. Genuine Roger's knives $1.40 a set at Wollman's, 409 Broadway. G- Wright, Sherman Goss, who until receutly made bis bhome in this city, und Miss Ida Wright of Beatrice Neb., were marvied last Wedne: and <ound | day by Rev. Frank W. Barcafer of the Cav airy Baptist church of IKgnsas City, at his pom was.in business here for of years and is woll known. Since his recent departure trpmy has boen running a ngwsl g y in Ci The news of his marriage wi interest to his many friends here whom will extend congratulations. his old_home he Kansas 1 be of s, all of Will Give Yoo 566 T4 Read This. ifc Chapman, is This notie W. W oAt and bro good for o hundre ght to ) cents | cash in payment on the purchuse of any pastel or etehing at, Bl§ holiday head- quarters, No, 18 Main street, which he | has secured for this “special sale. Five i framed subdects, just purchased by Mr. Chapman at a forced sale in the ecast, are offered by. hiin at less than manufacturer's cost, ALl new, artistic- ally framed, perfect gems Manrer will sell the balance of his wholesale stock of dolls, etc., at less than wholesale prices Diamonds at Wellman's, 400 Broad way Distriet Conee Huppenings. Mary Baker, who shot & gun somewhe in the vicinity of her sister indaw's head will only spend thirty days in the county ail as the consequence of her bad marks munship. Tne jury brought in a verdict yesterday finding her guilty of ussault instead ~ of assault with inte to commit murder, aud the senten s above stated was imposed on her forth with, Chester Eghert and Harry Mark, the latter u colored boy. were brought before Judge Smith yesterday as candidates for the reform school. ‘The Eghert voy las been mixed up in almost thieving and his com innumerable anion is almost cases of as bad The lntter was ordered taken to the reformia tory at Eldol Judgement was postponed in the other case, but the probability 1s thought to be by the attaches of the court house that one will not #o without the other. Harold Egbert, u brother of Chiester, has also had an examination and is now serving u three days sentence in the county ail for thieving while waiting for th to render a decision The arguments of the demur criminal cases against A, K. Stone a man Parr, charged with criminal ne in convection with the motor South Main street, are likely to be hi morrow. in case their attorney e Jadge in the nd Her- eligence acerdent on card to Smith Me Pherson. can be here ‘The contest case of Gleason against Hath. away, over the office of Third ward alder. wan, is looked for to be tried today k T'ullis has filed a petition in wict court asking for adivorce fr Ilu-hup! Sherman Tullis. ed in January, 1802, at Pierce, Tuilis ims her husband has no to his marital vows, but has cou adultery with Fanny Hamilton an Con ear of Omaha. She also abused her and stole the furniture Nouse and sold it to wet money with to coutinue his wild and wierd carcer Anna B. Forrest filed a_petition for a divorce from John H. Forrest, t she was mareied in Eldora, Kan.. She claims he deserted her after one married life, Rev. T. J. Mackay will “Western Life and Humor” rooms of ce Bpiscopal ehure day, December 15, 8 p.m., for th fitof the Busy Bees .. Reserved soats, Blc. racket’s corner bovk store. Gold plated on; electric burners Maurer Nel lect On x banquet lam and shades % They, wer beer uild, T the dis rom her mar b Mus, rue mmitted d Mus says he f hor L which asking o whow in 1887 year of ure on in the Guild h, Fri- o bene- ickets, sale at ps with 100 at W.S. Baird, Lawver, Everett block. Freo Soup louse. Mrs, J. B. Atkins and a number of other Council Blufis lacies are discussing the necessity of starting a free soup house. where the poor people of the city can be supplied with sufficient food to " relieve temporar Mrs, distress. Atkins has pushed the matter to such &n gextent that she is ready to take up the work. She has dis- covered that there is a greut deal of real dis- tress in the city. many famuics absolutely suffering for food littlo girl puml at the Bloomer began crying in the school worning, and when the teacher inqu cause was told with sobs hungry and had no breakfast, was nothing in the hous vevealed the fact that the distitute, the to eat. family we that she because the Onie énse is reported of a ool who room the other ed the wus Inquiry re sadly father out of work and unable to provide even the varest necessities Othier cases equally pitiful are reported Mrs, Atkins says the chief dificulty w be met ~at the start s to secure a suitable room, and if any one will tell her wuere this e be, provided she will commence the work at onee. ‘Lhe butcher and grocery es lents bate becn canvassed and enough meat and vegetables can be had to ke quantities of soup daily, which she purnoscs to give to those who need it and tet thew carry it to their homes. There o many encrgetic women who will join her, and it the work is undertaken it will be promptly and thore done. zhl oilday Display. Broudway an anythine Handso Look all’ along u can find d see if that compares Wwith Davis' display of fine holiday good And they will be sold, too, if beauty. merit and price mean anything. S. M. Williamson still seils the Stan- dard and Domestic at 106 South Main street, and has not removed to Broad- way, as has been repe Chambers' Opening. One of the most enjovable sociul events that has taken place for a long time was the opening of Chambers’ hull Wednesday even- ing. This is the hall used by Pr for his dancing academy for seve past, but it has been so entirely alter its best friends did not know it in dress. With walls and ceiling pape frescocd, elogant curta the carpet and furniture of roous just from the shop and with ne f. Chambers 1 seasons, ed that its new 4 and at the windows, the ree eption at wilet rooms for both ladies and gentlemen, there was adecided airof newness and con about the place. A large number society people of Council were present, and a program of dances and three extras was danc music furnished by an_ orchestra picces. 1n one corner of the danci was a table where punch and e served. ‘The company wus a brilli and the occasion was one long 0 be bered, Ten carloads of pouttry wanted. est cash price Upper Broudway. paid. John enlence of the Bluffs and Omaha thirteen 1 to the of ten ug room e were ant one remem- High- Dunn, 410 George 8, Davis, prescription druggist. Dowestic eoap is the vest. TTHE MARKETR, INSTRUME ber 14, 1503; WARRANTY DER REALTY 'S placed on record wlas Kriebs and wi it, 1ot 10, bloek 16, 1 V'S wdd B Mohr and Wittt i Mreer Tot 3 block 15, and lot 16, block 5, Wul i 111 Loreuz Koonig und ‘wite to W Scheuckert, w 'y lot 10, bloc Pliinyiew Same 0 Antoine Siciisad ey s Miles & Thompson 10" MY Wiison, ot 10, Dlock 8, Cotner & Arher's add Thomas Moriinier and wife o George Wardell, ¢4 nw 6-1651 ... QUIT CLAIN DEEDS Owalin wnd Lincolu Luliy company 10 WA Laneworthy, Tor'ad.” Arclicr 3B Melk lois 17 Place felin wnd wife Car 1ot 26, block and wife 10" G0 Lindley, and 18, block 116, Dundée ¢ Hedin, 2, Aruistion, I 1 1y o U itolne suchisie und husignd 1o W ¥ euckert, w 43 of lot 10, block 2, Piainview.. DEDS D W MeNauara, special master, toG B Tzschuck, lots 3. 21, 28, 88, block 1 Il»lwl 3.4,10,16,17 41,82 lots lh to 21, 27 1o 88, bloe ts 1, 5, 6, 10, 11, 14, 5, plock lots 8'and 9, block 2 lots 17, 26, Dlock 8; lots 18, 91, 22, block 1 2,13, 14, 15, bloek 2; lot 11, b Hoffluan Téirace Total amount of traosters. Decem- 000 d00 1,500 500 400 3,009 1,000 WORK OF 10WA KIDNAPERS Two Gir's at fioux City Horribly Mis. treated by Five Mea, TAKEN TO COVINGTCN AND..DEBAUCHED Persons Attracted by Their Sore 18 Come to Their Rescus After They Iave | Been Detained AN Night | Al the Men dailed, | Stov Ciry, Dee. 4, —[Speclal Telogram to | e Ber)—Martin, Tom and Jobn Fisher, | Sam Humphrey and Tom Dolan are under arrest here on the charge of kidnaping and criminal assault. Lulu Kelly and Mabel Hart, two young women from Minneapolis are the complainants. They were in o restaurant early Sunday ev. and started home in a hack. The five men stopped the | hack, overpowered the ariver, and taking | the girls prisoners, drove them to Coving ton, Neb., a town across the river made up | of prostitutes and eamblers and crooks. | I'here they forced them into a voom, where | they remained with them all night. Monday the girls's cries for help were Leard by wen at work in a feed mill, who rescued them | and sent them back to this city | Not as Dad ns Announced. Towa Ciry, Ta,, Dee. 14 [Special Tele gram to Tne BEE | —Although the announce ment published that EcH. Willians had mbezzled quite a sum of money was con firmed yesterday by some of the parties in terested, William Boone, who was connected with the Board of Trade, tells altogether a different story, and one which puts Mr. Wil- | liams in a different position before the pub. | lic. He says that for some time wheat and | corr. hiad been dropping and the lueal dealers | who had invested heavily were to | put up margins. This they failed to do and Williams had closed up o number of doals here is only one instance in whicn he did wrong in closing_a deal, and that resuited | 25, Mr. Boone further only in a loss of # ays that he has the records there to prove sything he said. When asked why Mr Willlama had left the city he said that there was no more business Lo be done, and thercfore it did not pay him to stay here. s Crime im Out. Des Motses, Dec. 14.—|Special Telegram to e Bek. ] —Deputy Sheriff J. B. Lewis of | Howard county, Mo.. called at the gov- | ernor’s office yesterday and secured a ve- quisitio 1 for Reason Forbusn, who is wanted at that place for murder in the first degrec Forbush is now in_jail at Ottumwa. Th crime for which he is wanted was committed at Glasgow, Mo, in 1802, He murdered a negro named Granville Hays out of jealousy, and after committing the de dragged the boay of his victim gistance of a . quarter of a mile tled & rock . to it and sunk it in the viver. The hizgh water of the ne season floated the body outon the shore and | from this a chum of evidence was con structed by which the murderer was run to carth by Deputy Sherifl Lewis. Forbush has been spending his time in various parts of the country, largely in lowa, under the nawe of George Leason’ lowa Veterin surgeons Mcet, Drs Moises, Ia), Dee. 14.—[Special Tele gram to Tue Bre]—The sixth al ses sion of the Towa State Vetermary association bepan yesterday. Those present ave: C. A Ashworth, Ashaway: \V. . Austin v tou; T. A. Brown. Chariton:J. E. Brown Osikaloosa: 8. H. Bowman, Dubuque: Georeo J. Howell, A. B. Morse, Des Mowes: W. B, Niles, M. Stalker, Ames: 1. 1. Sayers.s Al- gona: G. 1. Starkey, Boone: J. 0. Linncoke, Stuart: A, H. Mekeller, Des Moines: 15, b Kingery, Creston: R. G. Rich, FPayette: I (. Wheeler, Pella, and W. B. Lincoln, Orange City The newly el President, W. ana treasiror, J. E. Brown, Oskaloos vice president, F Suyers, Algona, Missourl Valley Veterans, Missovii VaLLey, fa., Dec. 14.—[Special to ‘e Bee. | A the regular meeting Tuesday night Belden post No. 59, Grand Avmy of the Republic, clected officers ‘as follows: Commander, A. H. Livingston: sentor vice der, C.H. Foster: junior vice com H. Gray crmaster, W. I, surgeon, A. I Siegfried: chap- in, A. C. Horder: oficer of the day, C. L. French; officer of the zuard, F. L. Davis: adjutant, Havvey Miller; trustees, J. D Brown, Davis aad Geory dele gate o division enc bell; alternate, A. C. mpment, \ Cump- Harder, ! Will ¢ Des Mors 2 to the M 14, gram to Tue Ber.|—Iv is said on unusu able authority here, that after January 1 the Des Moines, Northern & Western road will bass inte the control of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, which, in | this § event, will sccore the = Mil- | waukee independent cntrance into Des Moines and al terms for freight with other hnes. a trafiic agrecme Wit to compete on even 1d passenger business Ihere has beretofore been tween the ronds from this city to M , u distance of forty wiles. Death of w Carson I Cawsox, In.,, Dee. 14.—(Special to Tne Bek]—Mrs. M. L. Warren. wife of one of tue prominent business men, died last night of consumption. - Prof. A.J. Burton has resigned the pos tion of principal of the local sehools. the resignation to take effect January 1, when he enters upon his duties as county superin- tendent of schools, to which fice he was electea last fall. ‘The school board has se- lected Prof. M. L. Dalin, ex-county superin tendent of Harrison county. to superintend the schools for the remainder of the year. They Want Morves, Dee. 14, to Tur Bee |—At lowa veterinary committe passage in the legisluture lowa state veterinary bourd be This board is to have members, which is to be a member of the the Towa State Agricultural colle This board is to have the power to prevent «quack horse doctors from advertising their business and imposing on the people, Attributed to the I roteciion, [Special Telegram the state convention of scientists the legislativo DEs was iustructea to push a bill for asking that an wted one of Drsrgr 14 Telegram to Tug Bie svernor bee tonight said the prohibitory law should be retained, but nobody could tell what the legislature would do. If Governor Boies had done his duty every saloon in lowa would be closéa today. The statement that the anti-pro- hibition republicans won the victory in lowa absured. The panic did it. The repub licans this fall could have elected a wooden Clgar sign governor on any |rl.Hlurxh Ked Men Elect Officers, Missovi Variey, Ia., Dec. 14.—(Sy clegram w Tne Ber)—Cossayunu ial tribe No. 8, Improved Order of ed Men, elected ofticers lust iing us follows: I’rophet, R.J. Miller;sacnem, A. B. Walker; senior sagamore, J. W. Audérson; junior sagamore, £, J. Arthur; chief of records, E. H. Gilke keeper of wampum, H. Taggert; trustee, . Hour; district deputy, I2. lobinson. Ten Thouswnd Loss, Dis Moixgs, Deo, 14.—[Speciat to Tue Beg. |~ Fire at Waukee, 1 miles northwest of this city caused a 10ss of 10,000 in the principal busk ness part of the town : partly insured Cepak Ravibs, Dec. 14, —Business houses | at Bancroft were destroyed by fire this morn ing. Loss #60,000, partially insured. Telegram , fifteen this morning Heavy La sty Lnvolved, Duevgue, Dec. 14. - [Special Telegram to Tue Bee|—Ex-Governor Larrabee today sold his cosl wine in the Black Hills to A. L Sweet of Chicago. It is stated that a company will be formed in Chicago Monday to build a railroad through it and from St Paul to Puget sound. Colored Freacher Under Arrest Des Moixes, Dee. 14.—[Special Telegram w0 Tue Bee.|—Rev. H. Skaiw, pastor of the First Baptist church (colored), at Charlton, i none | pretenses. Tho ant is | Fuarsatt of this city. also col: | harges that the preacher promised | after first heiping her to get a | 1 that on the strength of said | scs she loared hima sum of mone h le ref to fulfill his agree on Leversod. | CEvAR Ravins, In., Dec, 14 Tele gram to Tne Br 'he arguments in the contempt against Mayor Daniels and Specia cases eleven aldermen were concluded before Judge Giffen yesterday. ‘The judge an- | nounced that he would reserve his decision | wtil after the arguments on the injunction upon its merits, the time for these having been fixed for Friday of this week Oppored to the Scheme. Dincgre, Dec. 14, (Special Telegram to Tue Bee] Thegrar tweof the Ancient Order of United tkmen of lowa % . i astsriny M1ed SH16 (o wadolft (he J6FAY #4 t Curgs Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Cronp, Infle yesterday filed suit to vajoin th A nd enza, Whooping Cough, Rronchitis and Asthma lodge of the same name from oranizing ot A Crtain cure for € Ton in Grat atag doing life insurauce business under this or | andasure relief s adranced stnges. 't oncer similar name the e Hen: oot after taking the - - Bret Toge. Rall b deaiied cverywhere. Large Tnstuntly Kitled botelas &1 » Marvens, la, Dec. 14.—[Special to T B Erath Aatiey.of ot Do ian i 1. WHRM W) TER FOR STOBK: stantly killed last night by falling twenty | feet while attempting to alight from the caboose on No. 11, through freight, west bouna iy i WEATHER FORKCISTS, 16 Wil Be Generally Fair Precedod by Rain or Snow 1 Nebraska To Wa satoN, Dee. 14, Forecasts for Fri day: For Nebraska—Generally fair. pre ceded by light rain or snow in western por ton; easterly winds, Ior Towa Rain: southeasterly winds For South Dakota-Snow flurries: north. { casterly winds. Loeal Record, OFrice oF T Weatnzr Bresar, Ovana Dee. 14— Omaha record of tempa re and eamfall compared with corresponding day of pust four years 1503, Masiman temperature § Mintui temperature. Average temperature. . Precipitation Statement showing the condition of periture and praci fon at Omaha for day and since March 1, 1503 Notwal tewperature i Defieiency for the day & Deficiency since Marci 1 204 = Normul procipitation 03 el Duficieney for the diy 03 (neh Deticieney sinee Marek 1 G4 tom- the BURNS COALl. W00D OR €OBS COLE & ngE, LI 8o, 1o, T —— WHiLE 57U 1LESS ARMS th Platic 30 A oft white Valenutine, Boft white b nde, hapely aolle, an unbleished ekiu, and Toxaidaut balr are produced 1y the celehrated Cer. & Lou CURA KENXDIES when all othera fail, Suan on, oF he acvereat bu. Kaus of the wkin and scalp ne e i, when keroft De {& 8 ity thoy are equall Tehmidt Clty 1 Hold wherywheres Helena o Blsiarck 2 SUV :R Clieye 3| 52 Miles 10 10 Galveston 62| 68 i T R R T o the Gronuk B HONT. Local Fo BNty CHAELES THORNE DE.AD. bit Positively Cured Dr. inines’ itic, offeo O tea, Or in food, It can be given in a cup without the knowledge of (ha patient. 1114 absolutels Larmieas, and wiil 6fcot & pormanent and specdy euro, whither the pagiast Actor Dies at Veteran His Home in San | g8 sleonoliowreoe, fu Francisco, Aged Eighty Years. it Nover Falls. Theoyutem once impregnated. SaN Fuaxcisco, Dec. 44.—Charles Thorne, | o e fiato msatite s e Utter imposalbility the veteran actor, died at his home in this 110 ¢ clone he veteran actor, died at his home in thi OLDEN SEECIFIO 00 onatl, 0. city last evening, aged 80 vears. He came to Kulin & Co., Drugsists. California i~ 1849, but returned east Omiah and managea tho theaters in Boston and Leavenworth, Kua. He came to California again in 184 and for a long time managed the Metropolitan theater. His first wife 15th and Douglus Bts, . Neb, DR E. T. ALLEN Was an_ actress known as Marie M. kistayer, NOSE long sce dead. Ten years ago he married a-d Stark, tho widow of another actor. THROAT he deceased w the father of the late Charles R. Thorne and kdwin ¥. Tnorne. SURGEON. Death of Father Smith, Ixnaxarorts, Dee. 14.—Rev. Smith died at his home in this city yester- duy evening. Father Smith was oncof the best knows ministers in the Episcopal de nomination in the country and was regarded Paxton Block, ©maha, Neo. John Grove 1eeh Powd, druszias. 1ras emarch a0 cents. BIRNEY'SY as a minister of unexcelled usefulness. Ho T e was 81 years of age. tockhotders Meeting. st < OFFICE OF LEE-CLARKE-ANDREESEN HARD- ' DicaxidencraliicOsbe; WARE (O OMARA, Neb., Doe., 8, 1593, Notica Wooxsocker, R. I, Dee. M.—Viear Gea- 10 The stoeklolders of the Le eral McCabe was found dead in his bed this ndrecsen Hardware comvany that morning. cting of the stockholders of compuny will be held at the . = S illl ”mH suid con v.luv,“ 1219, RIME IN HIGH PLACE 160 | of Omih, In tho state-of Nebrixk, on Tuess 10t straunge that some pauplu do A. D, 1504, at 8 o'clock p. m., felet 10 serv and 10 transact ¥ be preseated atsu Attest: W. M purpose Conipiany 1 board of directors duringe (he ensuing. such other busine meeting, wrong through ignorance, others from a failure to investigate us o the rigntor wrong of a matte But it is strange, that individuuls anud irms, who are fuily aware of the rights of others, will per- Grass) sist in porpetrating frauds upon them, = = High-toned, wealthy manufreturing A R oH B oi - ) il 2k Omaha & Elkhorn Valley Railway Companys firms will and sall to vetail mer Notice Is hereby thit the annual meet- chants, articles which they know to be infringements on the rights of proprie- tors, and imitations of well known goods. Wo want to sound a note of warning to the rotailers to beware of such tions aud simulations of *CARTER ing of the sto, s of tho Omaha & Elk- horn Valley | company for the eleetion of seven ditectors and the trinsaction of such other business as muy luwfully come before g the meeting, will be lield at the office of John imita- | M. Thurston, U e building, O s Lire | Neb. upon Weanesday. the 3vd day’ of Ju : > S T 1594, at 10 o Hek o, . TLE LIVER PILLS.” When they are of- s stock transfer books will be closed ten fered 1o you, refuse them; you do not | days before the dute of the meeting, want to do wrong, and you don’t want to Boston, Dec. 14, 180 ALEX MILLAR lay yoursolf liable to"a lawsuit. Ben % Seeretar, 1 0 — uklin said *Honesty i3 the best poli- 2 it is just as true that *Honesty is Wobest prinoipie.” Special Noticess COUNIL BLUSF3: —— JOR SALE -A complete bottling works, in g2 1 town and dolng & good, paying busineas, Good reasons for selling. Address G 23, Boe office YOU 4now that wins in Day rult and gardeo & Heas nav 5o 1 Liess SPEGIAL! Fresidont ot NEW ERR SURG o 18 s prcAL | Sousit und bold.” Pusoy honas, Counst ND - INSARY, nsultation Free. passed in the treats TARBAG = cleanod. Tiroadway poved, ¢ Bu S8DO0LS, Viuite, el aoyy at Taylor's gro | 0 hi city A ISTRACTS wnd loa s F oty proparty ghrnuic. Privato and | Frovinin souiiilit " . | o - o consuit mortonilly. o | YWANTED T & Voune 3 minie horo for BY MAIL, | 1l kool chanee for for par- | eas hork A 12 dreKa 4 Buugh stre COUNCIL BLURR3 STEAMDYE WORK3 All kindsof Dyolng and Cieaning doue (a tho hizhest style of whe art Faied anl stalned fabrics mads 10 100k us gool w3 new. Work prouiptly done ani dellverel o all parts of tha country, Senl for rice it C. A. WMACHAN, Proprietas, Broadway, 1 Nortl western depot. Telephone 2 Machine at & 10-Tons aDay A 12-Tons-a-Day Our Warranty Goes with Esch Southwick Baling Press s 4 wliorse, (ul’ It has the largest feed opening of any Congintions-Bal Double-Stroke Fress in tho World, l’rlu achine. ircle mach'ne, Bales tight; draft light. Capacity; Construction; Durability—all the BEST. Now isthe time to buy a hay press. 600 inachines sold in the last 90 days, SANDWICH MANF'G. CO.,, COUNCIL BLUFF3