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WHEELMEN'S MEET.
Results of the National Circuit Races
at Council Bluffs.

at Council Bluffs.
COUNCIL BLUFFS (Ia.), Oct. u.-At the
national circuit races at Union Park this
afternoon, given under the auspices of
the Ganymede Wheel Club of this city,
+. c. Bald made new worlds record for
half-mile in open competition, going
the distance in one minute flat. There
starters getting away ahead of the pistol
shot, and the race was run over, Bald
going the distance second time in l:0l.
The meet will conclude tomorrow. Sum-
maries:
One mile. class a, Fred Barnum of
Omaha won, w. a. Schraeder of Omaha
second, Il. Z. White of Omaha third.
Time-2:l44f.
one mile open, class B. E. C. Bald of
Buffalo won, G. NJ. Murphy of Brooklyn
second. Tom Cooper third. Time
2:14 %.
One-quarter mile open, class 4, II. C.
Hattenhauer of Council Bluffs won, II.
Z. Gadke OF Omaha second, sam Patter-
son OF Plattsmouth, Neb.. third. Time
OBI.
Half mile open. class B. E. C. Bald of
Buffalo won, Tom Cooper of Detroit
second, Charles NJ. Murphy of Brooklyn
third. Fime-l:0l.
Two mile handicap, class a, T. NJ. Pat
terson 100). Plattsmouth, Neb., won.
George Mierstein go. Sioux City, second,
II. G. Gadke (50), Omaha, third. Time
$40.
Two mile handicap, class B, Russell
Condor Q75), South Omaha won, Charles
NJ. Murphy so, Brooklyn, second. J. p.
Bliss 800, Chicago, third. Time-5:05.
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Accident Due to Spreading of Rails.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 1.-THE Southern
Pacific south-bound train. which should
have arrived in this city at 7:30 this morn
ing, met with an accident ut Lang Sta
ton, near Saugus. The engine Jumped
the track, probably on account of spread
ing OF rails, and took the baggage car
with it. Fireman Iler had his foot badly
crushed, No one else was badly injured.
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Defendant Denies Having Given
LADY Reporter an Envelope Con-
tanning a Statement Not to be
Opened Except in the Event or his
Convictfon-At the Conclusion OF
the Cross-Examination the Case
Went Over Until Tuesday.
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Plot to Effect iiayward's Escape.

MINNEAPoLIs. Oct. ia plot has been
discovered to effect the escape of Harry
Hayward, the murderer OF Catherine
Cling, from the County Jail. Duplicate
keys were made in some way which
fitted his cell door and the outer door,
These keys were found by deputy, and
they fitted the locks perfectly. a bribe
had been offered TO one of the deputies 10
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r,,,,,.,vTvo people Killed.

BERLIN, Oct. 1l.-It is now ascertained
that thirty-two persons were killed by
the collapse of the spinning mill at Bo-
cholt, Westphalia, yesterday.
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A Child Poisoner.

PALERMO, Oct. ia woman has been
northwest of Catania, on the charge of
poisoning children. After her arrest she
confessed that she had poisoned twenty
three children. her object being TO avenge
the death OF her two sons, whose taking
Oft, she declared, was due to witchcrafI.
The bodies OF ten OF the poisoner's VIC
tins have been found whero she said she
had caused them 10 be buried. The
woman is not believed 20 have been alone
in the crime, and seven persons who are
supposed 10 have been her accompiiees
ars also under arrest.
Asphyxiated by Illuminating Gas.
OMAHA, Oct. 11.-Daniel Lawson. aged
25 years and employed at the Union Pa
cifc car shops, aud Georgia Rhinehars
were found lying dead at the EwaIt
lodging-house, lIO9 tarnam street this
morning. They had been asphy xiated
by illuminating gas. The circumstances
lead to the belief that it is a case of acci-
dental sutfocatiun. The woman has had
q pathetic history, having attempted last
spring to commit suicide IN Dagnlo.
She had been deserted by her husband,
and had relatives here who cashier on
Anxiety fer the Safety of Two steamers.
OWEN SOUND tOnt.), Oct u.-Mueh
anxiety is felt here for the safety OF tpe
steamers Groh and Atwater, which leit
Cleveland October Sd for this port. They
are five days overdue. A strong gale mas
prevailed on Lake Huron and Georgian
Bay since Monday.
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The Belgic Floated.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ia dispatch to
the Merchants Exchange from London,
dated to-day, states that the Occidental
and Oriental steamship Belgic, which
went ashore on the Japanese coast, has
been floated, and has arrived at Yoko-
suka. The dispatch does not mention
the extent of the steamers damages.
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Gold-Benters on a stri,,e.

CHICAGO, Oct. IL. - The gold beaters
employed by Andrew Ii. Reeves, Her.
man Horn and Julius Hess. 100 in num-
Der. are out on a strike. They demand
an advance of 50 per beating and two and
half cents Tor every book over the
eighty books required of beater. The
bosses have refused to pay more than the
New York firms yield. All the gold
beaters i'll Now York, Boston, Baltimore
and Cincinnati are now out on a strike.
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for further consideration OF the Alaskan
question. The meeting was called 10 or
der promptly at O'Clock by the Chair
man. Bishop Jones of Albany. The pend
ing business of the session was the reso-
luton of bishop Gilbert of Minnesota
that he House Of Bishops be requested
to choose Bishop of Alaska.
Bishop Neeley took the platform, and
SAID II was his purpose TO offer suhstI-
tute for that resolution. The Bishop
opened his remarks by personal eX-
planatlon. He said he owed to the board
an apology for some remarks dropped in
the heat OF debate. He had not intended
to make any aspersions on the church of
devoted missionary. God forbid that
he should make any unllind remarks
ABOUT man who was struggling 10 dis
charge his duties in the church of God.
He hoped that those who had heard his
remarks would accept his apology, aud
concede that it came from the bottom of
his heart. He still insisted that too much
money was being expended in Japan.
This board should take the matter III
hand, and put stop TO what was practi-
cally a waste of money that could be eX-
pended usefuIly in other fields. With
regard TO the election OF Il Bishop of
Alaska, that would only be adding S., ,000
to the present expense of the Alaskan
commission. Why should we give
DlSHOp DOuiDuS SOOO 70 tdhS L4S w oI IL Oh
Alaska? Again. the Bishop of Olympia
would make the visit 10 the Juneau Dis
trict for the payment OF his expenses, say
$780, Now that we are TO have another
Bishop in Japan, should we put the board
TO the additional expense OF this eXpen-
sive Bishop of Alaska?
Rev. Or. Langlord, Secretary of the
Board, made an explanation as TO the eX-
penditure of $4,000 in Alaska last year
For missionaries salaries the board eX-
pended $4,000. For buildings more or
less permanent, $1,000 was expended.
For extraordinary travelling expenses
they expended s., 900. We pay 81 800 per
annum for married. and 500 Tor unmar-
ried missionaries.
DR.. Laugford then drew a graphic
picture OF the physical and spiritual con-
ditiOn Of the Alaskan Indians and pleaded
for assistance for them.
Bishop Nichols of California, Bishop
RulInson of Central Pennsylvania and
Bishop Neeley closed the debate in brief
and pertinent speeches.
The Chairman put the question, which
was adopted by rising vote.
Adjourned until tomorrow evening
at $50.
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STOCKTON, Oct. 1.-THE trial of Colonel
X. X. Thornton, charged with assault to
murder Michael Gibbons, ended to-day
in verdict finding him guilty OF assault
with deadly weapon.
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Such strong evidence as this must con-
vince everybody of the genuine worth OF
this great medicine. Mr.. Elwood's word Is
as good as gold. When ne makes state
ment people know they can depend upon 1t.
Just such reliable statements about DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
are constantly appearing, and the people
everywhere have the utmost confidence in
this wonderful medicine.
They take it, and perfect health results.
The popular Miss Elwood thinks it Is in
deed wonderful remedy when it will cure
what all the skill of otner physicians can
not benefit.
Why waste time in trying uncertain and
untried remedies, when here is a physician $
prescription, discovery made by the great
est living specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases, Dr. Greene, of 30 West
Fourteenth street, New York city. If you
take this medicine you can consider yourself
under DIR. Greene's direct professional care.
and you can consult him or write to him
about your case, freely and. without charge.
This is a guarantee that this remedy will
cure, possessed by no other medicine in
the world.
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INSURANCE. MEMS AND NOTES.

The Guardian Fire Insurance Company
has been organized at Bristol, Tenn, with
John G. Anderson as president.
From the South has come the news that
the Equitable Fire of Nashville, Tenn, in
tends to retire, and invites offers of re-
insurance 49, 4Icae
A committee of seven has been appointed
by the New York Board of Fire Under
writers to deal with electrical subjects
which come before the board.
The Textile Mutual Fire Insurance Com
and William Kane, manager of the
Sprinkler Mutual, has been asked to take
charge OF 1t. as
1t is understood that after the annual
statements are issued the Massachusetts In
suranee Department viii make an exam
companies organized i'll that State during
the last year or two.
An inventory of the estate of the late
Thomas O. Endsrs Ct ed Hart fe d., shows z
S266,003 stands for f300 shares of stock of
the Aetna Life Insurance Company. of
which Mr. Enders was formerly president.
advised Insurance Consmissioner Luper that
Lloyds. organized in New York, have no
them in the wealth must be pros
ecuted for violation OF the Law.
The executive committee of the National
Association of Life Underwriters held a
meeting in New York a few days ago and
appointed committee, of which Mr.. Hen
auire into the question of national super
vision of life insurance companies.
Vice President John w. Murray. Of the
Germa n-Americap Fire Insurance Company.
has resigned on account of i'll health, and
been succeeded by James ~ Silvey, hereto
fore second vice president. William :. New
ell has been appointed secretary and Ed
ward NJ. Cragin and James NJ For5ush
assistant secretaries.
Henry j. Reinmund. formerly second vice
president of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association. who retired from that position
some months ago on account of Ill health
has been elected president of the Security
Mutual Life Association Of Binghanton.
Mr.. Reinmund was at one time Insurance
Commissioner Of Ohio.
The Northwestern Mutual Life has petit
toned the District Court at Denver. Col.
for authority to sell the Tabor Block and
Tabor Opera House in that city, To satisfy
the company's mortgage claim OF $4,000.
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NO SETTLEMENT YET.
Treasurer Holt Says He Is Acting on
Advice of His Attorney.

County Treasurer Holt, Deputy County
Auditor Johnson and Deputy Auditor of
State Tanning yesterday morning held
consultation with Acknowledgement Ketch-
am regarding the settlement OF Marion
county with the state. The meeting of the
officials was private and nothing was given
out at its close. Treasurer Holt says that
he is only delaying settlement with the
State on the advice of his attorney, and
that so far as he Is concerned. he Is will
ing to adjust the matter at once. His at
torneys have advised him to resist payment
under the fee and salary law. contending
that il has been declared unconstitutional.
Three counties have failed TO settle. and il
is agreed that the school apportionment
must be deferred until these trcasurers
come in with their money.
The treasu of ST. Joseph county yes
terday made his settlement with the State,
paying in s54.30454 and retaining as school
revenue the sum OF So 49,. 50.
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ON EYERYBODY'S LIPS
What the Beautiful Girl Her.
self Says.
Surprising Story of the Daugh
ter of a Noted Professor.
How She Excited the Curiosity of
All Her Friends.


one of the best known and most interest
ing men i'll Brooklyn, y. y, Is Prof. j. NJ.
Ewood. residing at IS Cornelia street. He
is a noted scholar and professor His
charming daughter is young lady OF most
estimable character and has hosts of friends
everywhere.
She became fearfully nervous and run
down. and this Was followed by a most Sc
we're attack of St. Nitus dance She grew
worse and physicians could not cure her.
She finally got well, however, by method
which astonished all her friends.
1T affords me the greatest pleasure, said
the Professor, ITO state that my daughter.
who was sufferer from nervousness and
st. Vitus dance, and who was treated for
same by prominent physicians in Brooklyn
without result, was completely cured by
using two bottles OF DIR. Greenes Nervura
blood and nerve remedy
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gish and dilatory in the matter of road i'm
orovement The truth is the act of March
3, 1885, known as the Swope gravcl-roa
law. was conceived in Jackson county and
engineered through The Legislature by her
Representative. Mr.. Swope. Eefore the law
was nine months. old Jackson county had
nine roads. scoveringsa territory of seventy
miles. under construction according 10 its
pT DIVISIONS. since then five more have been
constructed in the county, covering some
nfty miles, and three arc now
in embryo With the seven ex-
celient roads heretofore built In the
county, this leaves us with twenty-one as
good gravel roads. covering almost - miles,
as viii be found anywhere ia Indiana. In
Jackson county are just copleting it,
G. ). MERCER.
Brownstown, Ind. Jan. 4
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Kings. ix7a Feasts are convenient
times for evil designs. When the heart is
merry one is ca silly ensnared. Hosea vii,
2-7.) g. A devout Christian will order his
steps according to the word of God G John,
iv), and leave dancing TO goats and calves.
and children and vain persons. ,. The
preacher must declare all the counsel of
God tEzek. ii. 80. regardless of conse-
quences. 6. There can be higher honor
than to stand for truth and Righteousness,
to imperil, and if need be, sacrifice life for
God. tHeb ill., 81
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a Monument stone Suit.

The case of the Terre Haute Stone Com
pany against the State of Indiana was yes
terday dismissed in Room / Superior Court.
The action had been pending on the dockets
for several years and was finally dismissed
at the cost of the plaintiff. The suit in
yolved contract which the Terre Haute
stone Company had with the State to
furnish material for the soldiers and sail
crs' monument. 1t was alleged that pay
ment was delayed on certain vouchers is
claiming interest on the sum withheld
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CONGREGATIONAL.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Corner Meridian
and New York streets, Frederic L. Dew
hurst minister. Sunday school, $50; morn
ing service, 1915; y special musical pro-
gramme including Gade's cantata
Christmas Eve" has been prepared for
the third open meeting of Plymouth In
stitute. at I:45 Midweek meeting Thurs
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Alta ynnnes Jurv Ont.

The argument in the Alta Names lar
ceny case was concluded at noon yes terday
and the jury sent out Immediately
after dinner. At 8 O'clock last night they
had failed to reach a verdict and Judge
McCray went to his home. In delivering
his instructions to the jury the court said
If there was a doubt in the minds of the
body as to the girl,s1 sanity, that doubt
should be considered in her favor.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is plea SAINT
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist WHO
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one VIII
wishes to try it. DO not accept al
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIC syrup CT
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YQRK ME
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Bloomington Water Works Inventory

Henry A. Woolery, receiver of the Bloom
ingtcn water works, yesterday filed an in
ventory of the plant in the United States
Court, to be used by c. E. Coons & Co..
of New York who represent the first mort
gage bondholders in their suit against the
company. The list of assets shows that the
insolvent company controls real estate
valued at $3.50; value of improvements
$500; value of pipe already laid, $3S, sos 49,
The inventory includes mortgage of S70,-
O0o anu Judgmentssand costs against the
plant in the sum Of Sl3 4g3
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New Suits Filled.

George Parry VS.. Jane Parry; suit for
divorce. Superior Court Room ..
Susan G.. Robinson Citizens Street.
railroad Companys suit for damages. SUI
perior Court, Room3.
Josephine Henderson VS.. William T. Hen
derson: suit for divorce. Superior Court,
Room /.
Matte j. Stewartvs. the G., c.. c. & ST.
l.. railroad: damages. Superior Court.
Room, 3.
Dennison Manufacturing Company w.
IT. Marcy ct al. suit for receiver. Superior
Court, Room /.
Ella Bass VS.. Charles II. Bass: suit for
divorce. Superior Court, Room ?.
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BniliTs for Tie Smith Trial.

Judge McCray will increase the force of
Criminal Court bailfrs during the Smith
murder trial next week. The court is de-
termined to keep spectators in front of
the railing and will do 80, if it requires a
ballif for every 1on-lOoker. No one but at
torneys, witnesses and members of the press
will be admitted back OF the railing that
incloses the jury ana witness docks.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Souti
west corner New York and Pennsylvania
preach al 1915 a. m. and T:S0 p. m. Even
ing subjecta Some Lessons from Recent
Experiences. sunday school at $50 a.
m: Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m. Pre-
paratory lecture service. Thursday, 30
D. m. Strangers welcome.
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Corner of Pennsylvania and Vermont
streets. Rev. Joseph X. aIilburn, pastor:
Rev Edward Beach, assistant pastor.
men,bers AZ ios5 a. i preaching al 20
go a: M: Young .Psonles society
meeting Tharseas evening at 80 Gaysr
Chapel, corner &C Catherine and West
Quoted by the assistant pastor. sunday
school at ; y. M; Boys brigade Monday
MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Of Ash street and Christian aye
nue.. Public Worship at 1899 a. m. and
special ceremonies of ordination and In
stallation Of elders and deacons. Follow
Ing that ~ the r,s anaErs!HR Si hs nd
Northwestern division COMMANDER, BY
Captain stuyyesant and Lieutenant Sher-
10 permanently organize the work of the
salvation Army here, and who will give
and ep work 81 The army The nblee aine
ers accompanying them Will sing Esen-
ing. the pastor, Rev. Frank .. Ballard.
VIII preach. The special meetings of The
week of prayer will be held every even
Ing in the chapel until Saturday.
TABERNAcLE CHURCH Corner OF Me-
ridian and Second streets. Rev. J.
Rondthaler. y. D.. pastor: Rev. W. u.
Durham. associate pastor. Preaehing hy
the pastor at 1880 .. M: sunday school
at Iii u. m. " p s. G. h. at 6.so Ill
M. Preaching hs the associate pastor HI
West Washington-street Chapel III 1890
i, m. AMI IN Mount jackson Chanel II
10 y. N
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Creditors' sBiII1Against DePauw.

A creditors bill against Charles w. De-
Paw was yesterday filed in the United
States Court by the First National Bank,
of Covington, Ky The court il asked TO
require John G.. Harrison. executor of the
will of Elijah Newland to come into court
and show what assets in his hand
under the will of the decedent
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Bantist.

FIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
corner OF New York and Pennsylvania
streets. Rev. ID. J. Ellison. pastor
Preaching a 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 D. m.
by the pastor; Sunday school at $3.50 a.
M; Junior b. Y. p. L. at 3 p. m; Young
Peoples meeting at $50 y. M; regular
prayer and conference meeting Thursday
evening at 7:50. Strangers cordially well
coined to all services.
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Chrfsfiry 81.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Cor-
ner of Delaware and Walnut streets ID.
r. Lucas, pastor. Subject, 1915 a. m
THE Winter Time 7:45 p. M. song
service by the choir. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. M. Howard Gale, superintendent ;
Y. p. s. c. f. Junior Society a. M !;
Senior Society, $50 j. M, Miss .Judson
leader. Annual church meeting on Thurs
day evening, All are welcome to these
services.
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Episcopal.

ST. PAI-LS GHCRCI-New y ork and Ilfi-
nois streets; G. a. Christensen rector. Holy
communion, s:i5 q. M: sunday school $3.50
a. m: ntaGy. holy communion and SER
mon. 1G:45 a. IN. Evening prayer with
missionary addresses by AFehdeacon Cole
Rev. &. 8. Sargent and others I i5 D. M
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susan A. nobinsou,s Suit.

Susan a Robinson demands $1,000 dam
ages from the Citizens Street-ralroad Com
pany, for injuries alleged to have been re-
ceived Sept. u. 1894, while alighting from
a car at College and Lincoln avenues
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Tilted and became Insane.

George C. Brooks aged twenty-three
years was yesterday declared insane. Seven
years ago Brooks was Tilted by young
woman to whom helawas devoted and since
then he has been very Respondent. He will
be sent to the Central hospital for treat
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Minisfcrs' Association.

THE INDIANAPOLIS MINISTER'S AS
sccia ton will meet i'm the parIors OF the
y. NJ. G. A. on Monday morning. al 10
o'clock. The Rev. ]. :. Jenckes will re-
view Chapters XIX and M Of prison
Discipline, by Simeon Coy. ThcsRev. T.
a. Goodwin viii read a paper on sol
omon's Song