Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 3, 1895, Page 3

THE OMAHA D‘\m B« COUNCIL BLUFFS. NO. 12 PEARL STREE OFFICB, - - Delivered by carrier to any part of the eity. H. W. TILTON, PHONES—Dusincss office, 0. B. Lessee. No. @; MINOR MENTION. pir gar s, tobac store. Blufr E Buy your cigars s and ca at Graud Hotel ( QGrand helel, Council mished, Reopensd Get Jaccb Sims expec Ing b this foll on city limits, The Bel Wednesday Matthews on Regular this evening. The memh celebrate th Potor W s The case of charged with will be heard day. Mrs Logan evening tives. The with owly tur- . Clark, Prop. Awe 1 F a new rk will with Mrs t asso oon for avenu ng of Bluffs s of K aft W Angl nthly meet a Raik full at rm A rs [ urth by fruit farm hav fore Jus A. W Her and Askwit hugband Rebekah Mre. 1 nue, this aft are requested Mrs n gay to pletes, &0 far family nine y birth it less than 300 church building Edna, the 5 and Mrs. Peter yesterday morn Weeks. The funcral noon at 2:30 at the Tenth street T will be no more district ¢ July 9, Judge Smith having announc Journment. He will go to Atla a Fourtl July address, and few days to recuperate after th ronth Ander ore ic to delt will take a operation has Al high school cadets wishi pate in the picnic at Manawa wi High echool at 9 o'clock sharp ing. All friends of the company are invi to attend the plenio There will be exhibi tion drills in the afternoon and evening. The Council Bluffs Shooting club will have a plgeon shooting mateh at their grounds near the east end of the motor bridg; thirty marksmen are expected to take part The entrance fee {8 to be $7.50, and the fee are to be divided up into four prizes, which will be awarded the lucky contestant. Joseph Gatewood, who was arrested in Red Oak lpst week on the charge of passing coun torfeit mor company with a man named Hansen, was discharged after an examination by the United States commissioner, the evi dence of B. J the_principal witness agalnst him, having been Sidetracked W. C. Hulett, formerly of the Merchants hotel in Omaha, has taken charge of the restaurant and saloon a. Manhattan beach Colonel W. H. Beck, who has had charge of the saloon. needed rest very badly, and ten dered nis resignation a meeting of the Dboard Monday evening. He will still retain his position as mayor of Manawa. A large party of young people went to Manawa last iing by coach, armel with tin horns and other instruments of pleasure The moonlight made the lake just right for rowing, and a delightful evening was spent taking in the 1 attractions of Grand Plaza and Manhattan beach. A supper at tho beach restaurant was onc feature that was highly appreciated The following are the new Alban's lodge No. 17, Knights of Pythias EAQ H. Ott, past chancellor; H, T. Hall, chan cellor commander; Ovide Vien, vice chancel lor; D. E. Stewart, prelate; Willard Walton master of work; J. A. Shoemaker, master at arms; R. V. Innis, keeper of records and seal; W. A. Stone, master of finance ol DeGroat, master of exchequer; C. W. At wood, inner guard; K. B. Patton, outer guard The case in which several employes of the Milwaukee rallway were arrested on th charge of trespassing on the property of A F. Clatterbuck, in Garner township, did not come up in Justice Walker's court yesterday because the railway officlals we ready A further continuance was granted until next Tuesday. Several other continuances of a week each have been granted, and there a lingering suspicion that the case will finally settled without a trial A s of incorporation were filed with th county recorder yesterday by the lowa Harrl Telephone and Construction company. pital stock is $100,000, and a general business of buying and selling telephones will be carried on, as many branch offices being located in lowa as may be necessary The officers of the company are as follows President, C. M. Harl; vice president, C. B H. Campbell; secretary, M. Johnston treasurer, S. L. Stnyre. The board of directors consists of all foregoing, with 8. B. Wadsworth, g to partic meet at the [ this mo officers of St s not be son 1ts o th Fire and tornado Insurance written in best compa Money for farm loans at low rates, City property for sale or trade for farm lands in lowa. Lougee & Towle, 235 Pearl St. il Don't overlook the fact that the Spetman stock is being sacrificed at any price to sell 1t you do you will miss the bargains in dry goods, clothing, shoes, hats and all sea able standard goods that you must buy. The larger the crowd the quicker the gools go, and the greater the sacrifice in values, in PERSONAL PARAGRAPIHS, The Misses Bedizon have gone to St. Louis to visit friends, Miss Myrtle Bolt of Red Oak s in the city, the guest of her brother, H. A. Bolt George H. Gable will spend the Fourth in Crawford comnty, his old home. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lougee left last even. ing for a two months’ trip through Colorado. Miss Nannie Hardin has returned from a ten days' visit with friends in Gretna Neb. w. visit Ohlo. L. C.and B for Burlington plenic. Mrs. John Fer side, 111, are the on Benton street Miss Roberta A. Wood of a few expects weeks to to for a home in leave soon his old K to Patterson left last evening enjoy a Fourth of July 11 and daughter of Burn- guests of Mrs. W. G. Nason Hattenhauer has gone st Mrs. R. 0. Wells G. H. Jackson and wife leave Spirit Lake to take in the grand of the Knights Templar. Mrs. George R. Wheeler, Masters Ge and John Wheeler, and Miss Annie have begun camping at Manawa F. L. Hall of Janesville was yesterday, the guest of H. W was on his way home from a tour of Yellowstone park Ed_H. Ott and the Misses Harriet Blood and Marfe Ferguson, with five young lad from Papillion, Neb. leave Saturday for Bos ton and other eastern citie Frank Phillips, who used to be engineer at the Union e or in this city, but now oceupies a similar position at the government garrison at Fort Crook, is in city. H. Phillips, one of the teachers the School for the Deaf, is enjoying his vaca tion at Delavan Lake, Wis. He expects to return to resume his dutles here in Sey tember. Mr. and Diego, Cal., and Mr. and Pomona, Cal., are in the city Hugh W. Goss and family, on They are enroute to Owatonna old home, for a visit Friday for mmandery rie Bryant in the city Tilton. He three weeks' in Mrs. Nelson Moreh Mrs, hou: of San Monerieft of Visiting Mr Third street Minn,, their Speciul ailiinery Sale. All trimmed hat $10.00 hats for $6.0. $6.00 hats for $3.00; nice trimmed hat for $1.00. These will continue for a few days more. Ragsdale, 10 Pearl street The Hardman, the planc par excellence at & great rod $12.00 hats for $5.00 hats for § e [} | About | to | Louis to spend this month with her sister, | \l \\S fRfl\l CO[ NCIL Bl l'FF% ty Treasurer Reed Still Holds Posses- sion of the Bridge. EFFORTS TO ARRIVE AT A SETTLEMENT Nebraska Lays Straet Constenetion Company, of Makes & Demand Claim to Ownership the o | A for Ita Ieleuso. | The Omaha L still fn th Terminal company's bridge 15 of County formal request s 1 was mad to the ha Treasurer Re a that him 1ska ( n organized under th | npon Net y turn ver 2 Tre " nstruction ¢ corpora Jersey asurer mpany we of 1 on C J 1 of th 1otice serv ty H Treasurer t company, as offic up the offic h mak bt chair Mon a sum r amount pa R and ) until t 1 and hix d 1t s hold on t ntion of doi g announe I3 taxes w paid ng up the rec found th f persc when the a made, Fin for the Nebrask ed the 1 council, &l protesting essment on a reduction to $2 igned by the On mpany by its att plain n sperty rney was Burk tonstruc m 1 a petition with a board of equal the levying of bridge and askin This petition was and Terminal v and the b city ting as ", t Brid Fin that T Jurk bridg mpany this noon, Mr, casa fust time, He admitted that th papers, and said that he could when the right time came that the bridg had never belonged to any one but the braska Construction company, which it wn pparent Burk he for the serepancy 1 that it. He iy for signed found built signed th of the Omaha Dridg and Terminal company to the petition for a reduction merely because the assessment ood against that company.” How did the assessment against the Omaha company, if the was asked “1 don’t know,” Mr. Burke move will be name happen to stand tridge and Terminal bridge didn’t belong to | was the only reply. declines to say what his ne but says it will be made today The natural move will be to have the sale of the property enjoined, and the opinion | seems to prevail in official circles that some- thing of the sort will be done immediately The books of the company show that a fair business is being done that a epeedy settlement will be most satisfactory to the company. About $5 a day is taken in from foot passengers, on an average, and $§5 is paid for every freight car that passes over the bridge. The books have not been shown the officials, excepting those conteining the account of foot passenger business, but It is known that the company has been doing a very good transferring business lately. Hrown's €. O, 49¢ each. Hammocks, from $1.98 up. fruit jars, per , 80 Screen doors, Gasoline stoves One-pint Mason quart Mason fruit jars, 59c doz.; Meson frult fars, Tde doz. pounds granulated sugar for $1. Oite. poun! pllg Hobaceo: for. 162; one smoking tobacco for 15c. Five gallons gasoline for G5e. per can. doz half pound Salmon, 10¢ MEATS Sirloin and perterhouse steak, Round steak, 8igc; chuck steak, 6%c. Best rib roast, Sc; chuck roast, 5c and 6e Boiling beef. 3¢ and 5e. Mutton chops, Sc. Leg o' mutton, Te. Salt pork, Ge. Rreakfast bacon Compound lard Pienic ham, Sugar cured 10¢. 10¢. Se. boneless ham, 10e. ham, 1lc. BE \RRIED ce of the Love that Remained Faith- ful Many Years. romantic wedding is to this afternoon at parties being Rev. Clarence L. of Joliet, 1L, and Dr. Clara B. who has been connected with the home as teacher for several years IEY WILL TODAY Ro A 2:30 home, take place at o'clock the Christian the Davenport Lawrence, ( pa Mr. Davenport, who is a minister of high standing in the state from which he hails, and Miss Lawrence were lovers years ago in an eastern state, but before their marriage something happened, as something often does, and their engagement was declared off, Mr. Davenport subsequently married another young lady, and went with her to Africa where he stayed several years with Bishop Taylor, doing missionary ~work among the savages. Upon his return Qied In Des Moines, sad rites over iristian his wite became il and He performed the last her remains and then started for the west, intending to leave again for Afr He had heard of the Christian home, and decided to stop over a train and make the acquaintance of the management. He rang the door bell, and it chanced to be answered by Miss Lawrence, whom he had neither seen nor heard from since thelr sepa- ration years before. Mrs. Lemen, wife of the manager, heard a cry from the vicinity of the front door, and running in to see what was the matter was considerably shocked to find that Miss Law- rence had fainted away, and, what was still worse, had fainted directly into the arms of a tall, good looking, clerical gentleman. When Miss Lawrence revived the story came out, how she had remained true to her first love through thick and thin, and her first love had done the same, in spite of other entangling alliances. Although the first wife had passed away only a few days before, it took very little time to dectde that ther wedding was eminently in order The requisite time now having elapsed, Mr. and Mrs. Lemen have 1 fnvitations to the home friends to attend the marriage this afternoon. whole Grand Pinza, Lake Mannwa. The Chicago Ladies’ Milita band and orchestra, engaged to appear this season at Manawa, arrived yesterday in a special car | over the St. Paul road. The band attracted much attention and will no doubt prove | decided novelty. Their continued success in | the east has gained for them unusual popu- larity. Their gagement begins today at the cadets’ outing. Colonel Reed, the enter- prising proprietor of Grand Plaza, has also \gaged, in connection with the Ladies' band, | Cora Beckwith, the champlon fe swim | mer of the world, on Monday next, and noon d evening in the lake In front of the Grand Plaza. This lady has a national reputation for her extreme endurance, and stands today without a rival give exhibitions after- Duncan's Case Unde T. Duncan, the alleged Barnum's show- w charged with trying t little girls for immoral purposes hearing In Justice Cook's court yesterday May Jepson, Minnie Fowler, Bessie Jeff May wpson, Carrle Evers and Nellie Fleteher, all of them little girls, testified that tried to take them into back alleys, under dges, or i ther out of the way places. is very doubtful, however, if any assault was proved, and the court took the case under advisement, to render his decision this, morn- gaty ok, Advisem, w. man away had a White Onk Piling. Five thousand feet S-inch top, feet long, at 9lc per lineal foot. ton, Council Bluffs, Ta. Shoupe Gels A Colonel Jake have been 12 to 26 A. Over- her Trial. Shoupe, whose shortcom out with a morn like radiance of late, until even the eity alder- men had their attention attracted by them was interviewed by the committee of police and health, consisting of Aldermen Rishton, Grahl and Brown, yesterday, and asked what all these rumors were about his getting drunk and overcharging the victims that fell shining Which | who will positively appear | TIE pounds getiing d after pour 1ght he for takir dged the he had the Ml <vw |m. He th “‘l‘vw tion: | kn vl nts eschew stated that it 1 that if h nes ,‘ Ting 1t Rev nry D Bluffs, At that unknown was i Th n dra land farm | | tarm | childr | | h years b b ught 200 acres lots, By | had sprung up Methodist chu number of peog the vieinity get up an opy enterprise by landma days and_ it | run up to the perform an that notified ev was time to eat BOS Special merchandise Big Special pric Special prices Al remuants m i §1 Special prices Special prices ts, m 19¢ summer ¢ Swiss ribt FOW Ric Towa Institute fo at 4 o'clock. David R. Ricka Voss, who for the school appointed hour place at the hea filled with frien formed by Rev. the First Baptist Principal G. L. T where a sumptu hour later the h depot, show and best Mrs. Rickabau short wedding to The 2 excursion train cepting Sunday. trip, tickets good ng afternoon or Dav! p. m. t agency Stote D Mabel Hard, Clover's harem ing from willingness to by Her landlady he thought would § them on, returni gentleman friend away through th tired place, and took up lodgings and Capitol aven her back last eve city jail. She ad but claimed to h her purse, conta says he knows cover them. Yes, laundry,” and | If in doubt about John Bailey re: awa. Colonel Be man of the two good deal of for and sustained ar has resulted in taken to lies in a very o ™M The following 1 by the coun Name and Addr H. A, Saunders Josie M. Feeley, wrence 1. Dav ara B. Lawre su Between Mrs, Peter | terday afternoo struction of the Mrs, Halsted w yesterday from n living, liclously tore dc house, ~broke s sidewalks and damaging him t other ha sore because sh me wall pape board in she left the [ as she found bonds, and the ¢ the two will be today. the WASHIN We For winds, | wor | erly winds. For Missour} portion; fair warmer in_the southerly winds r Kansas southeast portic ) nesday Nebraska Towa and | OFFICE OF T OMAHA, July perature’ and " re cerresponding de Maximum Minimum Aver e Precipitation Condition of te t | | g Omana’ for Yormal tempera iency for th al precipit Deficiency for t | Total precipitati Defic since Koports trom ETATIONS. Chicago St. Louis St Piui Davenport Milen City Rapid City ST indicates tr th Connell Biufrs, reductions A very pleasant wedding took place wishes of for Munvow’ a gentleman the Eagle Don't forget name and number. wrestling with € Bellinge nd nd, Mrs ns of revenge . that the expressman broke one them. Fair and Warmer wit ad- nasterly runk clutehes lay, but night when and let out not Irink He that m ten d reasonably t He ac when _told t n from Mre He als wl 1 1 cou and corn b take and uld ryan said h " The « t behave ] off er himselt ek ather. f nanged nine y f Long Brigham itheast near re he awn Th rate | and the s now T r back Bayl whos v posterity in Ba of land and platted it hat a little settl \ e Br h \d le 1854 Bayl fon town uilt the Pa ading hotel of w man building rk was torn was hostler the old had 4,000 men ther bound land v for my il Bluft of ( gras In name liss park into adway quite a cabins in ined t al of re oblig: ry one within hearing that it ON STORE, ments offered on all sum shirt belts, dress goodls a yard wash ladies 1a in goods. on on of wool 20, at on underwe on ladies worth silk gloves and orsets at 44c each ved vests at 10c each LER, DICK & WALKER. ckabauh-Voss, at the afternoon r the he Deaf Tuesday contracting par abaugh and Miss were Caroline years have been connected with pupils and teachers. At the bridal party took ad of the parlor, wh ds. The ceremony V. C. Rocho, B. D. t church Wyckoff the their h was was per. pastor of and interpreted by After congratula tions the party adjourned to the dining room oue lunch was served. An iappy couple were driven tc wered with rice, old shoes their friends. Mr. an h expect to be absent on ur, after which they will re a urn to this city. rain to Lake Manawa is an every day in the week ox One fare pays for the round 1 to return on any train dur- evening. remedies. ar Ringw. the inmates inmond one of of Hell received a call Monday even- who announced his uy her a pair of ear rings ad a $50 pair which she ust about suit, and she put ng to her room to show her During the night she went e window, or some other re- went to Omaha, where she at the corner of Ninth street e, Officer Murphy brought ning and deposited her in th: Imitted taking the ear rings ave lost them, together with ining $3. Murphy, however, where they are and will re- launary s “that good s located at 724 Broadway this try it and be convinced Tel. 157, Hurt His Spine While Wrestling. ceived a serious injury while olonel W. H. Beck at Man ck proved to be the better and threw him down with a e. Bailey landed on his face 1 injury to the spine, which partial paralysis. He was r's hospital, where he now ical condition. ringe L marriage ty clerk yesterda Kussuth county Pottawattamic couiit Joliet, 111 uncil Bluff nses. licenses were nee wort, « —— ndlord wnd Ex-Tenant. Isted was ted late n for alleged malicious de- » property of Jens as removing her Jens' house Jens claims that »wn some wall paper everal yards of expensi tore up things generally, o the extent of $25. On the Halsted says that Jens is ¢ is leaving and takes this She claims she tore no ‘nsen it where she has he ma in t fu e dewalk and emises in Sh Juestion of v e decided by that otherwise good condition as released on acity between Judge Berl W ———— WEATHER FOREC s Southerly Winds for Nebrask: N, July 2—The forec st for Fair; warmer; southerly South Dakota—Fair; south- Showers in the in_ the northern southwest southern portion; portion; light, air; except showers in the n; foutherly winds Loeal Re HE WEA Omaha ainfall Ay of the ord. HER BUREAU record of tem mpared with the past four years 1895, 1894. 1893, 1892 83 &7 [ 74 00 mperature and precipitation he day and since March 1, rature rature rature ture e day ation he day on since March March 1 Other Stations 74 20 1'ineh 21 inch inches 5.39 Inches At P, 1 KTATE OF WEATUER 48 Ol ace of precipitation. L. A, WELSH, Observer, ()\T \IL\ DA'LY | Work Will Be Done BEE: W ERY | Y COUNCIL PR ROGE EDINGS | George F. Munro Made Chairman of Board | of Public Warks, COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE TO BE EXAMINED | by Special Committee Fxperts — Appo Library a4 Assisted Publie Bo by Dumont's 550,000, Directory I8 Fised at Interest t the the t 1 in t i s expe m oard of Public W public library cause the meeting of Curf with re mayor lire unusually rks and 1 an He he fll lobby at ty council last evening was | ie in with almost and act n of a quite satlufled, /a4, they oat i ¥ ! t order of business ut N was 1 without discussi interest aracter, first apy x-Councilman G t the Board of Major Balcomb The urman imissioner. ved intment rge F. Public wh mb nt in Munro a W | el | am r| rks, t 1| 1 July 1 Munro as street se t Xi Mr mayor also designated f the board, Mr and Mr. Win as sewer n B hat the refe the Judiclary moved an amendment to a man adhered to his forr motion to refer no motion in order. Holmes then m. be suspended and a vote ¢ the appotnt ! Bacl 1t the chair that appointment mmittec [ ! amend ¢ 1 that the taken on the The r to uld b rules con firmation of was held out of crder Howell then urged that th defeated. He spoke of n the council, where h best interests of the p nded that as there was retiring member of th ird of Public rks could hold over until his successor had qualificd, the office was already vac and it was important that vacancy should be filled a What did a reference to the judiciary committee mean anyhow, ex Dt 2 reference to a few parties who were the tools of a combine? RESENTED Chairman Saunder pealed to the chair for protection ag personalities, and the chuir alvised Howe to confine himself strictly to the question enying him, on his inquiry, the privileg of discussing the merits of the committee Kennard arose to deny that as a member A the committee he had committed a singl act in the interest of any combine or to fur ther any unfair legislation, to which Howell re;lied favorably, saying that Kennard had always signed the minority report from the commitice. A vote was then taken on the questic refer, with the following result Ye Bechel, Gordon, Kment, Mercer, Saunders Taylor, Ewards--7; nays, Back, Burkley Cahn, Holmes, Howell, Jacobsen, Jaynes Kennard, Lemly, Prince, Thomas—12, With ut deley the roll was called on the motion to confirm the Intment, and it carried by the following vote: Yeas, Back, Burkley Cahn, Holmes, Howell, Jacobsen, Ja Kennard, Kment, Lemly, Mercer, P Saund, Taylor, Thomas, Edwards—16 nays, Behcel, Gordon The new chairman of the Board of Public Works, who present, was at once the reciplent of numerous congratulations. Later his official bond for $10,000, with Thomas J Lowry and Ernest Stuht ‘as su . wa unanimously approved Next _came the appointment of Lewis § Reed, Clement Chase and John J. Monell as members of the board of directors of the pub- lic library, all for a term of three years, the former to ‘succeed himself, Mr. Chase to suc eed P. L. Perrine, and Mr. Monell to cuc ceed William Wal Favorable action on the name of Mr. was unanimous; Mr. ing against the confirmation of Mr. Chase and the appointment of Mr. Monell was re jected by the following vofe on a formal motion to reject: Yeas, Back, Bechel, Cahn Holmes, Howell, Jacobsen, Jayn Mercer, Prince, Sauniers, Ta Edwards—15; nays, Burkle nard, Kment—3. Before the vote was taken Howell led some thers in eriticising the mayor for attemp! ng every year to displace a man who he leclared was in favor “‘with all other mem- bers of the board, every employe in the li- brary, and every patron of the library.” TO INVESTIGATE OLSEN. Much time was consumed discussing and disposing of the followii.g resolution sub mitted by Howell Whereas, Section 110 of the charter makes the duty of the comotroller to carefully mine each month the accounts, state- its and vouchers of the tré and to make from time to t to the city council conc counts and statements as sary and proper, and Whereas, The council oceasions instructed the port to the council, as required by the ter, the condition’ of the treasurer's and Wheres tions, the motion to refer Mun good rec always acted for and he con: provision that BY SAUNDERS, of that committ was s Reed cchel was alone in vot a I rning such lay seem neces- on two different comptroller to re- char- office In compliance with said resolu comptroller reported everythin in the treasurer's office to be in a satis- factory condition, and Whereas, Gross irregularities have heen discovered’ in the tre office and a system has been allowe grow up which permitted employes of the city, as well as ntractors and others, to bOrrow ‘money om the city treasurer contrary to law, that of AWhereas, Tt is reported the amount found to have been advanced to employes of the city 1, the largest ymounts_appear to have been given to em- ployes of the comptroller's office, thus indi cating that the comptroller was either negligent and derelict in his duties or was a party to the transaction; Whereas, Section af th vides that the mavor shall with the clerk of the dist proper charges and specifications any councilman or other officer guilty of malfeasance or misfeasance or incompe- terey or neglect of duty; therefore be it Resolved, That his honor the mavor be requested to investigate the said irregulari- ties above referred to and to take such action as said investigation may justify Howell said that he submitted the resolu- tion as a fried of the comptroller. It would be wrong to interpret the preamble as i plying that the comptroller had been guilty of malfeasance in office, but criticism of Mr. Olsen in connection with reports on the city treasurer's office had been fo strong that he believed it was due to the comp- troller as much as to the public that an investigation be had, TOLD IT WAS BUNCOMBE. Saunders called the resolution a plece of political buncombe and by no means in- troduced in good faith. He said it naturally followed in line with the long-winded resolu tions which the member Lad been springing at_every fon for @ long time and for politfeal effect. He insisted that before put- ting before the body a document so full of insinuations it was Howgll's duty to person ally inquire into the affairs in the comp troller'’s office as every city officlal and citizen had a right to do. Jacobsen said the resolution alled for and anpounced ly opposed to it Howell replied that the facts spoke for him was on his initiative that the comptroller | first asked to check up the in treasurer’s office, and, the report made | not satisfactory. Being requested to make a more thoroygh examination th comptroller had said that the treasurer was unwilling that he have access to th box, and events had shown that th shortage there, ‘Criticism had been ed on the comptroiler that his bad state of affairs was not reported by him, and it was only proper that a thorough examination of the conduct of the comptroiler's office should be made. Mr. Olsen council. He also r pro- file t the against was entirely himself as It booke the n was was glven leave intimated that friend of his and scored him roundly bringing him into such notoriety and ing a blemish on his character without having satisfied himself that something wrong in the office. He agreed that resolution was only for political though he expressed his willingness that flice be thoroughly investigated. H iterated that he had done all he could to ascertain the condition of affairs in Bolln's office and again vouched for h ports as being correct, according to ve and entries in his own office, A comp had never before been asked to check u in the city treasury and without this shortage could have been found ting allegation that employes in Resy his own office had gone deeper into the treas- to address Howell was the no for first was the ect his do Mr re- hers troller ash no urer's drawer than other city employes be| | D;\\’. ur bl qu th | m H He m lut fol Ja Sa fi tre fu f of HL‘H‘H 1c a ur th 1 n Len pl | It ra irer was fixed th in be th fu th, it b sh b v &l sum of $10,000 by the rel th th st wa and structing the street commissione JULY clared in th th ver borrowed a doll ind that some of his sub ged them to pay it back All th pney at the ro it belonged, ired it any good a &h at Howell at wh first place n th o [ | and r de ng. H ad not apg would have sh n h 1 W at 1 ward nd T h k ard, the lowing vote bsen, Jay inders ¥l Buchel, Burkley GOT AT IT ANOTHTF After considerable furt rd moved that al ¢ appointed t ut th tion 1u of the comj Ay B 1 o K a spec carry m b and it H H 1ght in no such tr the mayor and not the ) caus proc with d th clauses uld matter except er's office The moti 1 alor urkley Iy ained n for an i Kment 5 H M Thoms, vard Cahn Prince the apparent jsition by saying that | ther than the spirlt of H they i to. On recommendation of the e the bond of J. H. Dum avers monthly bala easurer's office for 1804 wa view of this the amour nd was deemed sufficient e charter provision with r nds lable to be on hand, at as Dumont was to sery onths of the year the ave wce only for the last six ding year should be taken dlance was $303,000, and b iould be placed at $616,000. hn, Howell, L adopting the of the Board the city had failure sweey Burkley ted against The report owing that complete his stree ferred to a committe Back submitted a resolut e repair of rding to the same procedy Sixteenth street viaduct raw threshed over an referred 1 railways A resolution as to by Howell le Eleventh street tha commi nal and whe iates ha as hat it as ent could 1 gain to I r or order \tul He cared i was mea ler, a was Gordo Kment Edwards Howell, L i wou mptroller 1 move ly he ma mplained nfor ne 1 nly busin 1 under stigation ginally in the zation el pr Gordon r W finance trea il Ko Holmes. Pri he time was Mders Bac rdin II's resolutior commit 1t was stated tha ne a8 in named fof and came e to ra hn_ st e for the rage montl wonths of the as a basis werefore the On this ac mly and rey of Public been loser of C. E ing contract W on i d sam ire ad but the nd on via was adopt not I n th the | within Mercer juires was t ac as t duct 1 to ap providing for old resolution point a sidewalk inspector until further notice fr wi n ha: an. bo: AT BT om the council The resignation of L. P. I nductor in the city hall w 11 become cle lee, to d gage in a private business Clem €. Chase, the new s resided in Omaha ne one of the proprieto d is engaged in the ok and stationery t succeed Mr. Coon ¥ whe ade. Tarte as accepted. who retire enterprise. library dire 1l his lif f The Exc plesale and —_——————— JAMES’ s elevator rk I the building inspector’s to He elsior retail ORPHANAGE Interesting Ceremony of Dedicating a New alta wi lec Th on. On by h: Sisters sang a be ex wit it always [ co Mc Altar. A beautiful ceremony of de of St James' ed t friends e orphanage e, the altar, maha, and t the memo ane family ar tnes by yesterday of the chapel, is in e aefi altar, iency 1 don utiful high quisitely trained th the incense that floated is not to be wondered at follows a nobl McCarthy delivered His text, “Honor was singularly ay altar was given to c ther urse. other,"” the virtue of a beloved mother. th pri th Je how th of e family for the esent of an altar is not wish generosit t temple—a_descriptio ting, graphic and researchf magnificently the ¢ holy of holies, whereon God rested and tende licating the orphanage few of M reapsoL a ste very ated by the mass r voices m 1 round the it the Mc a scholarly Thy Father propos, ommemo After th ¥ he first inst n ul. at once n only a sy ate n wa but e of the most beautiful in has been supplied Me- In honor of the dedication th As their a a ar ne family did feel the glow of consolation which Rev dis and asmuch the | iking anc of which this erend speaker gave a description of the in He explained Jewish people adorned | mbol eloquence asked his listeners should they not wit al wh H ro ou strike Ch nol as th far more reason the throne of God's hich rests, not a figure imself. He also likened ck which Moses struck r altar the waters of grac the rock of the He told how, in a rist.” bility instruments to illustrate adorn saying Tabernacle the own 1 G the d, altar that flow on all but ta neient times, their gre by putting up monuments of magnificen por W tic beautiful altar in an obscure building. hu g1 th pl riions on the Appian Wa orld could see them, but t 1 to this the McShane fan 1dom, if ever, the great o me, and where only the I ible orphans worship. eater than any of this ea e Lord of all, easure on this monument where in co all ha mily erc naatotit owly rth's g of love, to the memory of a beloved motk na ily brought his masterly discourse right tw After expatiation on the b ted altar, and promising t many blessings, the rev The altar is a gem of its gothic, fu white, walnut and left by two beau o adoring angels in whit eautic he erend to an en kind. Th: and gold tiful e and gold will stand a continual reminder of the at th t th is in! te ar th b ou W w in tha th Te ov m b pa fa James ar Af) ch h I in at thi the wh ity of the donors. e [ the h Her Steele to kill it in d yrence tempted rowing rday pla e city jail arrested vou ille unc The roarre complal Charges her w tent to commit murder mpted the deed the w ad has been under tr unty hospital until ye n for attempting to kill © woman says that she it a stormy and dark futu d had consequently dete it of the way A Lark. ng woman itimate bak pril 2 and 1s no nt ith_assault (tment the d s in ned at As little no e Sho is & Ve Meicke, a 17-ye parents Fourt streets, was arrested sworn out by he with incorrigibility girl is well on the ently she has bee to become a prosti er money that she has ¢ eans to him. When ought to the station nied her and on th sa with a d nity. Annie th her n arrant her 1t the at T lative wi st Thought to Be T O'Neill and Char the north b Officer Mike ing vagra They ar n_who prowled arou Kountze Place yesterd tempted to get into I ought none of the upa - — rested on ternoon by arge of b aracters ugh Girl. 1d girl who lives 1 Jack eenth terday mother It i8 way to ruin n induced tute an sbtained b the m: irl lau, of he the ng flow hiey les ttoms Wy al pre rning es when nts were Holding Them for the Oficers, A o colorel c iple arged s filed John a ho with robb| When Baby was sick, we gave yesterd a ing Oscar ay a M Jennie \er Castorla, majesty. B of $245. 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