Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 10, 1900, Page 4

']lll‘ ()\| ATTA FROM DATLY MONDAY, IOWA., COUNCIL BLL [FITTING A SCHOOL T0°A SITE 1 to entertain LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN MEET ication Just Now, IDEAL ONE international Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen opens Rock Island from Chic over §00 de Saturday brought sgates from the east and south ne at, the popular Eagle | since from all over the United States and Master Sarg nch alns fitteen for the new for the last sixteen years and will prob- | Of immense is delighted | over the prospects and says that the meet- | ing here is certain to o organization has ever had ' BAYS & Corre nt of the Port| | be the largest ween Fifth and the city to the | ry had been mailed by him erally eight purchase of the Street tract | Third street avenues was was Street’s private property en dedicated convention open with a publie reception At the Audit before Hartebower. s begin and that an entertainment given at the Alexander & negotiations of the tract would be learned wheth treet or nat upon the property chool board on either side. | Auditortum. suspended un- | but these t all with the b horse show as gue 1,000 seats having been reserved for them eveniug there tion and ball and Friday Brotherhood the visitors. Des Moines fire des will give un exhibition run and Saturday aficrnoon | proposed to erect the new High | there will be a reception and in the evens entertainment reet| in the shape of Education ing to open the Third street trees I found in the sticks evening the local believe Locomotive | Firemen will : | ten companies of the e e | ten companies of the well | Up to the time the members of the board fce of the president there ation with the leaders in | established ’ kind of flat blufrs, | been o comm but Auditorium demonstration s near be an excur the river on it is doubtful if they ‘There are two spe by even a stretch of the will be a reception at of the glant tre more diflicult of access than the Oak-| immense crown aristocratic t of public the Hotels Savery, Kirkwood and lowa o tract has a fronta Bluff street feet frontage on Fifth avenue, over the city While over noble very exemplification the secret work of the organization being any-~ Third street BIuff strect there is a fall of nineteen feet other mountals headquarters association from Peoria and the fight over will be one of the < at least twelve feet above At the northwest corner it s above the walk. |avenue it is about level with the sidewalk. | this week. bullding to is proposed features of the sidewalk, Bull the 1 a Des Moines will have her first horse show , which will be held | opens Tuesday | league ball big and grandeur the four stories of them from out ing Bluff street the side facing Third street. on these plans 1s ¢ It a building | that the affair will be a big success. ted it will have two maln entrances, one on Pifth avenue and the other on Bluft ting of the city council toni thing about they walie will be all of the larger western cities are repre- entries with big 1ists fssued Saturday convention of Christian Temperance union ity on October is belioved that county in the state will ba represented at the meeting and that more than 200 workers will attend. LIVELY SHOOTING AFFRAYl Negro Girl at Des Moines Kills Her d Is Caught After nn Exclting Chase, sented in the y sound and hard through and through." bility of the nging its mind again on soft coal OLD CLOCK. 18 no secret that at of the membe least three [Towa to Le held in this s are opposed to loc school there and would be only too willing to rescind the action in selecting a site elses There has also been some talk of proceedings against the board to restrain it from erect- Ing the school there the site is not centrally located, Stored was granted to | In an old eight-day clock in the house of week, have stiver | estimated Bebout | Mrs. | high position will amount . telepacne 25 on the grounds that » 18 situated in | Nancy Bebout d iwell township and a fow | the were Use Domestic It's the best. they took futo WORRIED TH —Mattie Mash, MANAWA MANAGERS shot and fatally also a negro, Strangers Who Lof the Park Ave U structed inside tairs, | rl turned er Arrest, The womun alleges i"os nise to marry ed to escape in a buggy, James Quinn and Lee Dorr sterday afternoon at Lake ter had failed to keep & pre Va and were arreste succeeded in giv- | | The warrants {ssued from the court Rief of Lewis township and the the deputy sherifts em- ployed at Manawa park. it of Police Morris, who gave chase in The race was through the ness portion of the At Sixth and Locust streets the pursuers was | county Jail | ¢ hearing, which will be held 9 which | lke Council Bluff | this morning occupants were ilver ited doltars the | Stou- one of their cars was held up to prove fatal, less seriously injured woman was confined in the a hearing tomorrow morning. Sundays instead of going to church | pany has kept an eye peeled for suspiclous in the vicinity others were of its resort The threo men arrested ar- it the lake yesterday morning on the 0., where they were deposit Washington the will of Mrs bequeathed terday pro- board | HAZELTON, Pa., Sept. 9.—The result of byterian | tho national executive board of real | Mine Workers, in eession at Indianapolis, and | In declining to de the |the miners of the entire anthracite , but 1o mention was wade | fields-until further effc have been made, is taken among the mine maker | workers here as an indication of ago | headedness on the part of t he | they are now confident that the way is op which IOWA ENDEAVORERS WILL ME itly they att cted attentlon the forenoou the three men loitered around de of the grounds and Ofctal Pragram Mas Been Convention at Ottu 9.—(Special.)—The o game hgl been py OTTUMWA, | church ana 4 complatning | o'clock in the afternoon Manager Odell de- | cono ooty o wa Christian to be held has just been issued and embraces be espectall to those engaged ssion of the Endeavorers | In Ottumwa this year will be the largest | In point of numbers of any previous con- bequeathed was the arrest where they could do no harm. l-y trade and and helpful Premiums glven When the of B Domestic soap. went to look for the men found them Liding in the tall weeds | a little east of the loop, Commonwealth xnot to be noticea The fololwing transfe: man of industry is believed from their actions that | | they were planning to hold up & car as| 0 The men told a different stories to account for nce at the lake and all t It is confidently expected that there od during He |0 Baab) BiEakt became dark and visitors are working with that alm in view. the committees this [a of [consider the anthracite field strongly the |enough organized to force them to the demands made by the recent Hazelton | “Harrington ranged with a view of affordivg the junior department to devote to the furtherance of its work. the closing day of the big open alr len's grove The following are the members and offi- cum Gravel roofig. A. 1. Read, 541 Broadway. f the Regntta. d and final mateh of the sailing Manawa was pulled off yes- with a good breeze blow- and saled by everal years convention a and it was not | ¢ meeting will be held at Ful- his wife of with | Catrman, G ‘The | Duncan Empkie and gotten second it fouled the flag at the turn series goes to the it baving made the most points in | P, Buttercup and The tied for second place and sail soap sells on its merits, f subcommittees first prize for tertainment, Davis sells transportation, | 50.000 cakes Domestic soap used in ¢ Parker; advertis | dec orations, The Orst prize was a camera. [ W superintgndent Howell's Anti-“Kawf" cures cough Stealing the Mayor's Coal. Inscriptions for But for the Largest Assortment BOYS' wagonload of conl last it not more. | PR | be placed in bron the base of Floyd monument mayor's recely Three of tho fel into a wagon was eaptured wagon when interrupted by “Shrines to no Class or Creed Con uArglL"'Tows BROADWAY, of Smith's police expect known and States and the State of little diMculty in ® of Sergeant or of the Lewis and Clark Expedi asts cheap s0ap. FARM LOANS Wil Dedicate u.ur.e uumn Buried Near this § the other tablet will be this legend Commemoration of Made During of Thomas Jefferson, Bishop | United States | cesstul Exploration by the Herolc the exercises attendant on the ded 000 building of Mbra a Mothodist {nstitution of ‘The exercises MONEY TO LOAN, Savings Loan and Building Assogiat’ 0 Councll Blufts, lowa were commenced Minneapolis, SEPTEMBER 10, 1"00 MINERS NOT READY T0 STR l IKE | | | Adjourns Without Action, President Mitehell Emphatieally nies That Political tn n nsibie for the Halting e Action of His Body. ol 81 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept The " ¢ e board of the United Mine “lera of America adjourned today * | without promulgating a formal endorseme 1| of the application of the miners of th districts for permission to | At the close of the session President T | Mitehell sala T 1« practically no change situation since last night, If the op do not meet our_demands within time the strike will be ordered ur endorsement of Recretary W th A4 set A seitlement O. | ordering th ugain d for the reason that on public would at tiveness board members. 1t would b Bull | bolicy for the natlgnal officers of the n | Workers 1o ask the intercession of | political party and this most cer not been done. We are simply trying 1 gt for the min our organizati ted with us honest wage orning Prestdent Mitchell sent w | telegraph ofMices fnstructing that At gy flce. After walting a reasonable ti response the board was called to order . messages came and this is taken V'Y dication that negotiations are still pend ! Situation fs Summed Up, 1| left the of the anthracite districts, Summed situation, according to the adwmis President Mitehell, wply this but | Newotiations are undoubtedly ¢ settlement of the g | Strike. So long as these are pending s will not strike, for the reason a | the operators would be left a loophole fon they now occupy by | g the men had gone out at a time 1ce that an amicable settle- ment might have been brought about. ming ry escape from the pos there was a cha Public sympathy is an absolute in %0 far as the delay uptil it is seen that their w iners are conce der question wk I me” st s than is asked in the that they are of comy than s that ex on a will reach over the entire le readth of the country. Approximately 100,000 men are ul men who are working at wage W0 cents to $1.35 p a poriod of idle is met with the burden of taking ¢ struggle. | ble industries, they must wait. recognize the officers | and agree to a waj | sltion was maintaine but these men who have been in bot |4Te necded in the various parts the declaration of a strike fs left bands of President Mitcnell and tary Wilson, e e | RELIEF FELT AT HAZELTON i rehinnis Glad That Far- s Are promise, bringing about a settlement bitration, although only a few ike have agreed thus far regard the postponen neaning that the lead ention and unless & great o | region, did nothing ta 1. | for their howes. Thi all efforts for a sett ment he declaratio has caused both relief and at Haze trict The new lianapolis last he effect of creating & feeling of re hich hive been considerably distur 1 partly paralyzed ing the last [ er hands should report regarded as a det ation f t Mine Workers in t i [ necessary in the light Il time during September and a s | to t until ordered to do so, every ery in the region will be {n full operation hu rrow. Coal dealers who ma itive Board of United Mine Workers | OPERATORS GIVEN ONE MORE CHANCE | cen Are Ashland Block, time allowed Is five fucnces men to Iuy down thelr Iine to say what |Omaha, Wr property will steadily incre: s in th at direction and the time Call at THE BEE OFFICE, and I d | I there are any polftical influe work 1 Know nothing of th think it hus come 15 the Knowledge any | || present. As soon as he arrived at his office messages had been received for him d night that they be delivered at his ot Church Wi 1o, e of seifatuse, disipaiion, excess, of clgarcitesnok i Durep LOBE M --n-ogu' Rt # ~-«._ are Is a1 b , Stlmulates 18 balh M Berve conterts gnc & Hote 8 (¢ §0 50 by b 0 moucy celunded, with 6 boxcs, Clrculais e MU SALE BY MY flerences without utterly img ble te 1 more relieved at the L of events than any other Mine Workers ers s where 1 nehes | lisbed and in organizing | > L r v red ftor trike order provi word recetved within the next uot be raised by the operators without rike: that thelr grievances upon th in they complain iey are paying $1 more per keg at * Indianapol Meet Sandy Run peaking this atternoon not allowed a check weighman on the tipple und must accept the weights t from them )0 pounds for a ton, which is basis of 2,240 pounds to the bouud to start a sympathetic movement that 10 go out at the bidding of the execu board. There are among the miners loyal | men who will provide for themselves, ranging from | \ ¢ day cannot provide for 8, hence the organization | re of not leas than @ half willion of people dur While the sit has reacheq 11 be facilitates 6 beyond measure with the ru My purpose as @ Christian 1 woll e the purpose of the di {he Unitea N Under these circumstances the members of the board admit that until the vestige of hope for a settlement inviting a condition that may result in the | loss of life, the destruction of propei®y nd the temporary paralysis of innumera- | res w0 that all partios o It has been said that from the first ses- sion of the executive board that there was a change in the attitude of the | operators and an inclination to at the Mine Workers » scale confer | strike would be endorsed. This same throughout the de- liberations of the board and existed at | the time of adjournment, and still exista, | worker den country for the business of the organiza- first | ton and in order to simplify the matters changes the program tomor s fo N, Pa., Sept. b.—Fourte sand miners between here and Mount Car- ] received from George tary of district No, 9, United rica, the news from {hat & postponement of B e e bt 1a| ~ FOR PUDDINGS, CUSTARDS, make & concession of some kind and they BLANC MANCE, ETO, pagerly awaiting further news from In-| NO QTHER EQUALS IT IN PURITY AND DELICACY. Case no concessions are . two or three expect President Mitchel e Made at a strike involving ts at conclliation e leader: granted withia Hartlein gave out the fo «ny operators who would be affected by |gtatement tonight relative to the miners ob- o ition. The operators, on the other at of the strike ment of the sirike fuel that their cause is be- 68 br the suscutive board| B8 'fotffi"""" Aw. | disappointed th | ing honestly hand | and that arrangem | tween the boar change has irred in thelr attitude they will told |arbitrate or make &ny concessions since | gardless of the decision of the natlonal not | board to hold off and give more time for strike WOMEN'S MODEL VILLAGE, adjustment of the trouble Worker Delegn ick Duffy, John Fahey and Nichols, composing the executive boa the United Mine Workers of the anthraci ay aud they s 13 taken to indlcate board have been given s the operators agree within the nty-four hours to a proposition to t the grievances of the miners t ration. The decision of the national bo ! | Forest par of the threatened | ! elopme miners digoature of WANTED. CEDAR BROOK WHISKEY WI" Pay 90 Cents Cash i Telograph q I h JULIUS KESSLER & COMPANY, Chicago, 1l [t e A e “Real Estate s Risin IN VALUE. : Sore exce'lent lots, picasantiy located and de t| sirable for suburban home .| reasonable prices. These lot 8 are located in ght’s and Central Sub. additions. 15¢ in value as the city to buy is the Council Blufis. DTN Blanope: Piils toe e ¥ the i AT Cures (he werst cARSY 10 oid 308 Yoo rcy.to,l ower "&!”"""t‘"&. gpime tness 1o a7 R hulc Heza’ f 15 17y e Address, Eichop Ho S=DILLON DRUG €O 16T AND ol beans SirURBNLE Best Dinin I g sabout the condition 1 was NERVE REANEI‘NHM myself at first of the impression that there F AL ALY ing factor to tha proper maref care in all its phases. ing ton ‘ v shoald take & box n with the lubor wders and lte ;o 8se with the various wl oy . E Riada e “" me that all have becn [ drugiisior maiied by enlistment neitral fn- [ HAVE YOU EVEK GIVEN A proper ui on | g Y P | FAIR THIAL 1O “tuge where arbitr Worker ta stay or adfournm to properly wetgh and My duty ns a Christiun hed. there my efforts | It not, you have missed ' Mitehell | 4 it by fehell [ This exquisite mult beverag \ unique basis. It sells ita reputation s the envy of » 1 employes. its merits. Approved of rict presidents umpb Wher until tomorrow and en i i Cabinet en upen the operators to | some concessions, but as the | bille exit possibility of a sottle BAWWED Ny D KRLG BREWING €O, nd a strike seems to be loss the national board paesty of Bonrd 1 thou- A ed. Most of the lays the men owing Mitchell's orders for a in a kreat sonse were nts are being made bo- 9 nd th operators whereby 5y * [ | AT N EONTO o coucession there 18 no 25 el 12 fort which the Fair Sex Men, Winslow s Seothing Syrop vd Henutiiul Has been used for over 1"l o tn Maryland, takes on | MILLIONS of MOTHIZF Th the dotlvitie ot [t N OWHILE TEETH! n. The popula N8 [ SOFTENS the GUMS. Al improvements, philan- | CURES WIND 0] 1 Kinds and patriotic | 84Y for DIARRIOEA. = s n ev part ot the w en ¢ 1 for a number | usk f Mrs, W pir and free VA e - dod rotreat ¢ nan o The Bee e en prints stand 1Ly HRAEE | Want Ads Mitv IR ARLN T than any LR v ' h other | ——————— paper. Ihe reas CASTORIA For infants and Chuldeen, ‘ to Kind Yoo Mave Always Boughi Zopez, | can be had now at zi- fdn, Vrico ren; Bt h»h\.-:&fl.‘oflu g Car Service wstonishing ro. er restored; o1 I R e O good thing. stande on & Its fame and The palate, the beneficlul results achieved * whica [loner man are the ouly and real judges of funumerable to or- " SAME SHARE TWO QUALITIES : cwr_n. PEAeoo‘(&co. R il AN R ST FECT SUCCESS, 11" 800TH | 1ts more