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noise, thin as IT is. and 80 long Is one
can't see anything, why have II up.
where che repeats. Il thought
they went east, and that we Bnt she
gets no further The pearl pendant is
rising and falling like storm tossed
shallop. Her slender fingers are merry
ously twisting and untwisting her iiltny
handkerchief. Tramp. tramp tramp.
echoing the drum beats, the column OF
fours is striding away down the ap-
plauding thoroughfare. Then. as the
band clears the left flank of the line and
opens out across the street. Joyous.
spirited, ringing, it bursts into martial
song. Where had she heard that intro
duction before? Surely there's some
thing familiar. But she has no time to
think of that now.
"a supposed-you never cared for
detached service" she falters. But
is it your woundY"
He shakes his head:
"Three months ago would not have
left the regiment. Now | am better
anywhere away from it."
Oh, Curly, Curly. What fools these
mortals ber You should have sense
enough to see how utterly the situation
has changed. You ought to know that
something more than gratitude has
prompted all old Berrien's clumsy eff
forts at cordiality. You ought to see
by Mrs. Berrien's unaffected kindliness
that the cloud has been dispelled Why
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bumptious pride, striving TO persuade
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tunes of war her father would have in
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as he did before and she-she would
probably have as meekly, tamely sub
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parting at the gate? Can you never for
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shrinking. constrained goodbv?
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29
READY TO LYNCH one FLICK
Greene County People May Wreak Vengeance
on the Patton Desperate.
YOUNG JOHN BROWN REPORTED DYING
Shot Through Both Lungs and Bc-
yond Hope of Rccovcry-Eidcr
F1eck Removed to the
Jefferson Jail.

JEFFERSON, Ia, Jan. 2S.--(Special Teie-
gram.)-Doctors say that John Brown, jr.,
one of the victims of the battle at Patton
Sunday night, cannot possibly recover, hav.
ing been shot through both lungs, and that
1t is question of but few hours when he
will die.
The elder Fleck, who planned and headed
the cold-blooded attack upon the Brown fam
lily, was removed to this city this morning
by the sheriff, although his wounds are such
as to have made this hazardous were It
not for the fact that trouble Is feared
from the people in the vicinity Of Brown S
home. There are ugly mutterngs from that
section of the county, and the sheriff is pre-
pairing to protect his charge in case of at
tack, which is not unlikely II Brown dies.
George Fleck, the 16-year-old son, who
carried the revolvers and did the bulk of the
shooting, is under guard at Patton. No APP
prehension Is felt on his account, as his
father is regarded as the responsible party
in the whole transaction.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29

MINOR MENTION.


camp FIRE will be given at the Grand
Army Of the Republic hail on Friday night.
Justice Cook yesterday united in marriage
Mr.. ID. ". Maurer and Miss l.. Il. Barnell.
both Of Omaha.
On snd after February the Council
Bluffs office Of The Bee will be located at
No. lG North Main street.
Tho Grand hotel, Council Dluns. High
class In every respect. Rates, $3.50 per day
and upward. Z. r. Clark. proprietor.
Blum City lodge No. Al. Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons, meet in special convoca-
tion tonight to confer The first degree. !.
u. Atkins, secretary.
All the members OF tho Latter Day Saints
church are requested 10 be present at the
"Wednesday evening meeting, as there Will
he business brought tip demanding your at
tention.
The Fruit Growers and Gardeners associa-
tton viii meet al the court house on Satir-
day, February I, at 2 o'clock y. IN. The
topic for discussion will be "Raspberries and
Biackberrics"
n. c. Patterson of Omaha was awarded a
Judgment of sG94o in Justice Cooks court
yesterday against Alphonso Bellinger OF
Council Bluffs The judgments were OBJ
tained upon two promssory notes.
Otto Albrecht & Co. secured an order
from Judge Thornell yesterday for seven
boxes Of cigars, which they claimed from
the stock of John C.. Lee. which was taken
Articles of incorporation of the Cripple
Creek Gold Mining company have been filed
with the county recorder. The capital stock
Is placed at 81 900 900. and the incorporators
are Lyman Waterman and j. H. Sherwood.
The Holdens had a falr-slzed audience
last night to be more than delighted by the
second presentation OF the superb comedy
drama "Angic." Tonight they VIII play
Little Busybody," light comedy of just the
character that will please a Council Bluffs
audience.
Justice Cook yesterday rendered a de-
cision In a wood choppng case that has
been In court for several days L. Jones
and others brought suit against +. Chris
tanson to recover the value of number
of cords Of wood which it was claimed that
he sold and had neglected to make full re-
turns according to an agreement between
the parties Jones and his companions had
engaged to cut a lot of wood on the lands
of w. A. Mynster. and were to give Mynster
one-half of all wood cut, Christianson was
employed by the choppers to haul the wood
to market The agreement was continued
until Mynster discovered that he was get
ting no returns, and that the choppers were
clearing away the brush and ping up his
share of the wood In cord piles. The chop
pers laid the blame upon the hauler, and
finally brought suit against him for the value
OF all the wood hauled. The evidence
showed that Christianson had settled with
the choppers and had paid them all but
$12O, and that they had forgotten to set
tie with the landlord. The court gave Jones
q Judgment for the amount named and
divided the costs between the litigants.
at lowest rates. Money loaned for local in
vestors on beet of security netting per cent
Fire insurance written in reliable companies
Lougee & Towle 235 Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29
Magic City Gossip.
John ]. o'Rourke is sick.

y.
City Treasurer Hoctor has the grip.
Frank Arnold of st. Louis is visiting Coun-
Gilman Henry Mics.
Mr. Louis Young of Murray was visitor
at the yards yesterday
d. r. Church of Springfield, Mo-, is in the
city visiting his brother-!n-law, w. H.
Cressy.
) S. L. Fisher, travelling auditor Of the
Western Freight association, was in the city
yesterday
j. S. Blby, who is extensively engaged in
feeding cattle in various parts of the west,
was at the yards yesterday.
move is on foot among the Odd Fellows
to establish a reading room in the hall at
Twenty-ifth and streets.
Mrs. d. l.. Holmes entertained a number
of friends at whist Monday evening in honor
of her cousin, Mr.. l. Amidon of Ashtabula o.
The local coal dealers held a meeting yes
terday afternoon. 1t was decided not to
raise the price of either soft or hard coal.
The general opinion seemed to be that prices
would tend downward rather than up
ward from now on.
Miss Lutte Num-, daughter of B. A. Num-,
Twenty second and l. streets, died yesterday
afternoon of consumption. Funeral services
will be held at the Methodist church at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon. Thursday the re-
mains will be sent to Osceola, Ia, for inter-
ment. Members of the church choir will
meet at their hall at 1:30 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29
THREE COMING IOWA CONVENTIONS.
Y. NJ. c. A. to Meet Mt KeOkuk md
Others mt Cedar RnniLs.


Others mt Cedar Rapids.
KEOKUK, Ia, Jan. 2S.-(Specal.) )-The
twenty sixth annual state convention of the
Young Mems Christian association of Iowa
will be held here from February 20 to 90
inclusive. These meetings are always
largely attended, and the one this year prom
ises to be the best ever held. Among the
prominent association workers who are ex-
pected to be present and take part in the
proceedings are: Rev. ]. F. Magill, D. d.,
of Fairfield; A. M. Wright, St. Louis; W. M
Parsons, Grinnell; T. ID. Foster, Ottumwa;
c. C. Michener, New York; T. s. Nc
Pheeters, S. Louis; ]. P. Bailey, Rock
Island; j. w. Hansel, Chicago; l.. l.. Pierce,
Cedar Rapids; Frank Nader, Davenport, and
the Iowa railroad delegation.
The third state athletic contest will be
held on the 21st. The pentathlon contest
will be confined to the five associations
making the highest team record in their
home practice. the records of which are
sent to l. e. Munger, state secretary, before
February 16 The Cedar Rapids association
every effort to retain it.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Jan. 2S.-(Special)-
The annual meeting of the Northern Iowa
Grocery Salesmens association will be held
here February g. Matters of interest to
travelling men will come up for consideration.
1t is expected there will be between 300 and
$50 "drummers' in attendance.
The annual meeting Of the American
Poland China Record company, the largest
concern of the kind in the country, will be
held in the Lincoln club rooms in this city
February IL. In the evening those in at
tendance will be rendered a complimentary
banquet by the citizens of Cedar Rapids.
The meeting of the board of directors will
be held in the Office of Secretary w. M. Nc
Fadden, in West Liberty, on February II.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29
THIS CORSET SELLER WAS A MAN.
Unpleasant Memories Lingcr in the
MInhs Of CnnnciI nlnns Mnmen.

There is great deal OF Indignation among
large number OF women In Council Bluffs
on account Of an unpleasant discovery that
was made within the last few days. A week
or more ago a tall and angular creature be-
gun an active canvass in the city for the
purpose of introducing new and what was
said to be a popular corset. The solicitor
was supposed to be a woman of uncertain
age. She was stylishly dressed, of good
presence and proved to be very successful
canvasSer. She represented herself to be the
inventor OF the article she was selling, and
also to be interested in its manufacture in
Chicago No question was raised until one
sharp-eyed woman happened to notice that
the canvasser wore a heavy seal ring on
the little finger Of the right hand. She
thought 1t odd that woman should wear
ring on that finger and also that it should
be a great big mans ring. This and some
other things aroused suspicious that the
canvasser might not be just what many
ether women had been led to suppose So
the woman resorted to the little trick that
got Tom Sawyer into trouble. The canvasser
was sitting In a low rocking chair with her
knees spread wide apart. The woman picked
up the corset, rolled IL up in a neat firm
package, and stepping around in front of
the canvasser tossed IL into her lap. The
knees came together like steel trap. This
was sufficient. The matron of the house
knew that women do not make that SORT
OF movement when they wish to catch
things tossed into their laps, and she showed
the canvasser the door She informed her
husband CT the occurrence when he returned
in the evening and he acquainted the police
with the facts. Additional facts were ascer-
tanned that lsft no doubt but that the can
vasser was a man dressed in woman's clothes.
The police were hunting for him all day yes
terday, but were unable to find him. The
latest information obtained was that he had
gene to Omaha, still wearing neatly fitting
and modestly appearing feminine attire.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29

| Doubleday of Polk Presents the
| Resolution to the Iowa, House.

Doubleday of Polk Presents the
Resolution to the IowR House.
DES MONIES, Jan. 2S-(Special Tele-
gram.)-In the house today Doubleday OF
Polk introduced a resolution providing for
the resubmission of the prohibitory amend
ment to the constitution. 1t was referred
to the committee on constitutional amend
ments. The house spent the greater part OF
the session in wranglng over proposition
to appoint twenty or more additional COM
mittee clerks, one for each standing com
mittee. The resolution was finally declared
out Of order.
The following bills were introduced in the
house: BY Gorrell, providing for the syste-
matte inspection by skilled veterinary sur
geons of all dairy herds; by Healey, requiring
thirty days notice Of forfeiture of contract
for the purchase Of real estate; by Hospers,
providing for the appointment of COM
mission to establish a uniform system of
bookkeeping for county officers; by Hurst
prohibiting the cancellation of mortgages by
all persons except the county recorder; by
Lathrop, providing for an appellate court of
three judges each, and dividing the state
into two judicial districts.
Both houses of the legislature today re-
ceived a food Of petitions asking that the
age Of consent be raised The house passed
the senate joint resolutions expressing SYM
pathy for the Armenians, and calling on con-
gress to act in the matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29
Field Club Minstrels.

Success is already assured the members
of the Council Bluffs Field club in their
undertaking to give an elaborate local min
strel entertainment at the Dohany Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings Of next week.
A monster first part has been arranged with
sixty gentlemen Of this city participating
not less than twenty will appear as end men,
the largest number in the history of min
strelsy. The first part will be enhanced
by an elaborate stage setting, the colorc
of the club, white and orange,
predominating. The olio will be a.
interesting and as full of novelties as can
be seen in any professional company. The
full list of participants with the program
will be given to the public socn. J. Edgar
Owens is conducting the rehearsals and will
be the interlocutor.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29
Bonds stin without Owners.

Pottawattamies $4,000 funding bonds have
not been fully disposed of yet. At the last
meeting of the Board of Supervisors the
sale Of the bonds by the county auditor and
the county treasurer was ratified by the board
and Roberts & Co. of New York were re-
quired to accept the bonds within fifteen
days, subject to the decision Of Judge Dill
lon of New York as to their legality. The
decision was favorable, and the agent of
the purchasers has filed the acceptance of
the bonds, but has tackled on proviso b.!
which the signature of Chairman Kerney of
the board ia required to the bonds. Such
a requirement was not expected by the board,
and Mr.. Kerney has not been given instruc-
tions or authority to fix his name to the
debentures. So the matter of the sale is
hing I'm again.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29
TANK is NOW BEYOND REPAIRING.
Timer Working on II Gasoline Can
Creates Violent Disturbance.

I1nner WORKING Gasoline Can
Creates 81 violent Disturbances.
A booming roar, like discharge of ar
tiliery, followed by violent shock. attracted
crowd to the vicinity Of b. Grahl G. Sons
cornice works on Broadway yesterday. When
the crowd rushed in they found the rem.
nants of what had besn large galvanized
gasoline tank scattered around the place
and one of the workmen standing near by
dazed, and his hair and beard showing un-
mistakable signs of having come into close
contact with the flames. The tank, which
line, had been brought into the shop for the
purpose of having leak repaired 1t was
supposed to be empty, and was consequently
not handled very carefully The leak was
near the bottom. and as the outside of the
tank was covered with ice it was placed on
trestle near the big stove to thaw out. 1t
had been there for some time before the
workman got ready to solder up the leak
The first touch of the hot soldering iron tc
the little hole ignited the gas that had evil
IDENTIFY accumulated inside from the evapora-
tion of small quantity of the fluid that
remained. The explosion that followed was
was blown off, and mass of flame shot
upward to the roof of the building, while
the bottom and sides of the tank were torn
and twisted in every shape. The force of the
explosion was upward, and the workman
was kneeling down with his face about on a
line with the bottom Of the can. 1t was
owing to this position that he escaped serious
injury, the sheet of flame and the flying
metal going over his head. His face was
slightly Redeemed and his hair and whiskers
singed. No damage was done to this build
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29
Grand Islund Republican, Actiy

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Jan. 2S.-(Spe-
ciai)-The Republican club at this city was
called together last night and elected officers
for the ensuing year. S. p Mobley was
chosen president; Ed Schouroup, first vice
president; II. e. Clifford, second vice pres
ident A. f. Buechler and Arnold Koenig,
secretaries; w. h. King, treasurer, and
George II. Thummel, o. A. Abbott, sr., e. A.
Stevens, A. w, Sterne and A. C. Lederman,
executive board. committee was appointed
to organize a glee club and further COM
mittea to report such amendments and ad-
dtions to the bylaws as may be desired.
Adjournment was made to Monday evening,
February 2. About l5O republicans were In
attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29
Twice Il Year.
Or. cleaver's office moved to 600 Rroadwa,
AItsmnnperger Was surety.

Two years ago Robert Manhart of Minden
leased his farm to Chris Bohren for s214 a
year Mr.. Manhart didn't know much about
Bohren, but c. A. Atsmanperger Of Mlnden
was surety for Bohren and of course that
made 1t all right. When one years time was
up Bohren did not pay, but Manhart had
Altsmanperger still on his tenants note as
surety and did not trouble himself at all
abe ut the matter.
The other day Altsmanperger turned up
with crop OF forgeries against him and
now Mr.. Manhart wants his $42S. He has
filed a petition in the district court for a
landlords writ against Bohren and wants
possession Of his farm and judgment for two
years rent. -
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29
Concert Mt wiIsbnviIIc.

WILSoNVILI.E, Neb., Jan. 2S.-(Sre-
cial.)-Profs. Smith and Odell of Lincoln
have been entertaining large audiences the
past two evenings with temperance addresses
and vocal and instrumental music.
Rev. Mr.. Pollock of the Presbyterian
church delivered his farewell sermon to a
large audience Sunday, composed of all the
denominations in town, who closed their
services so as to attend this meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-01-29
rANroM WANTED IN HouTcouSry.
Arrested and Charged wifi sBcinu a
Cattle RustIeri

John Fantom was yesterday lodged in
the city Jail on the charge Of horse stealing
committed in Holt county. lie was arrested
at the home Of a brother At 1928 North
Twenty-frst street, where he went for pro-
lection. -t
The particulars OF the crime for which
Fantom Is wanted are not known to the
police. II is said, however that he is a
member of gang Of cattle rustlers" who
have carried on their depredations in Holt
county. Three Of the men were arrested
some time ago, but Fantom made his es-
cape. Fantom has expressed some fear OF
going back to Holt county, as he thinks
that he may grace the end of hemp rope,
and has asked his father, living in Madison
county, to accompany him.