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Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $40.
Groceries, flour and feed at ]. Zoller &
Co. g.
Council BIurs Churches.


"a Farewell Wish" is the morning subject
OF Rev. DR.. Askin of the First Congrega-
tional church. A concert of sacred music
will be given in the evening by the choir
and Sunday school,
Preaching at the First Baptist church
today by the pastor, Rev. V. C. Rocho.
Morning subject, THE Demoniac Healed
Preaching by the pastor, c. w. Brewer, at
Trinity church this forenoon. Subject, "The
Importance OF Growing in Grace" Children'a
day exercises at .. m.
Central Church of Christ services in Odd
Fellows hall. Preaching in the morning
and evening by the pastor, Elmar w. Cole
Morning subject, "Our Duty to Crow" even
ing subject Self knowledge" Subject for
young peoples meeting, THE Best Way tc
Study the Bible" Meeting led by the pastor
w. |. Wilson will lead the singing for this
church for the next year. He begins work
in July.
T. w. Williams will speak at the Latter
Day Saints church morning and evening.
The morning services at Broadway church
will be the Children's day exercises. A spe-
cial literary and musical program has been
prepared for this OCCASION. Preaching in the
evening by the pastor, Rev. j. II. Senseney
Rev. r. f. Thickstun will preach at 23Ol
Broadway this evening.
Childrens day exercises will be conducted
in the forenoon at the Second Presbyterian
church. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Alex.
ander Litherland, in the evening. Subject
Loyalty to Church."
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
All sorts of graniteware. j. zoller &
Supervisors Adjourn

The Board of County Supervisors ad-
journed last night until July 7. Before the
adjournment was effected the board had an
interesting discussion with Assessor Hardin
over the subject of reducing his bill of ST.
300 for making the personal assessment for
last yeor. The board cut s408 from II, and
Assessor Hardin r. used to stand II. He
notified the board that the law required the
county auditor to furnish him with a COM
plete sets of plats showing the owners OF all
property. and that unless his bill of 81 200
for this years work was paid without redue-
tion he would insist upon the auditor com
plying with the law and furnishing the
plats A little inquiry convinced the board
that this would cost the county about So 900,
Hardin has been assessor so long that he has
been able TO do the work accurately without
the use of the plats and the board was will
ing to compromise with him. A resolution
was passed restoring $500 OF the $500 reduc-
tion, and Hardin was ready to turn over the
completed assessment books.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
DOES NOT vIoLArn PENSION LAWS.
Judge wooison Decides in Favor of
the Snldicrs' Homo.

DIES MONIES, June 12.-CSpecial Tele-
gram)-The commissioners OF the Iowa Sol
diers Home were discharged by Judge Wool
son in federal couFt today. where they were
on trial. charged with violating the pension
laws. The cases were begun several months
ago The home regulations require that in
mates who draw pensions shall turn over to
the institution all in excess OF Sc monthly.
District Attorney Fullen started the cases
and secured indictments charging violation
OF the pension laws The case was tried be-
fore a jury. and at the conclusion OF the cv-
idence for the prosecution Judge Wooson
took 1t from the jury and instructed a ver
dict for the defendants lie held that the
rule IL necessary, aud not a violation OF the
intent of the federal statute.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
NEW EVIDENCE AGAINST OLIVER.
Purchased Dynamite ana Fuse nt
Atchison Wednesday,.

LEAVENWORTH. June IA dispatch
from Nchison says that 1t developed there
today that on Wednesday last Joseph w.
Oliver, now under arrest for blowing up
Governor Smiths residence with dynamite,
purchased two atiCks of dynamite. five CAPS
and twenty-five yards OF fuse in this city,
Oliver was absent from LeavcnwCrth five
hours on Wednesday, and II is now believed
beyond a doubt that he Is responsible for the
explosion. Oliver refused to talk. The feel
ing among the veterans against him is very
strong Veteran Phillips, another dbshonor-
ably discharged old soldier. and who is
known to be an expert in bomb manufacture,
is also under arrest.
Mrs Smiths condition is somewhat better
today and she is probably out of immediate
danger.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
PARISH OBJECTS, no THE D1v1s1o,
Roman Catholics, Mt Fort Dodge i'm
Arms Agu IT the ArcllLisho


FORT DODGE, Ia, June 12.-(Special.)- J.
The parish of Corpus Christi, the rich and
powerful Roman Catholic congregation of
Fort Dodge, is much excited over its hav-
ing been divided by order Of Archbishop
Hennessey Rev. Thomas F. Lenihan was for
more than twenty years its pastor, but re-
signed few months ago to become bishop
of Cheyenne. The church is an unusually
wealthy one with a large membership, and
1t has been decided by the archbishop that
this Is an opportune time to divide the
parish into three parts. Not only does this
mean that large sums of money must be
raised for the erection Of the new churches
and schools, but the action is more unpopu-
lar because it is thought it reduces the
large and influential Corpus Christi to the
standing of a small church. Father Heelan
arrived here from Dubuque yesterday hav-
ing been appointed to one OF the new par
ishes, and he was accompanied by Vicar
General Ryan, the archbishops personal
representative, who came to direct the form
ing of boundary lines. As soon as his action
was officially stated, a meeting OF the con-
gregation was called to protest against the
division and a delegation was sent to him
to ask that the action be deferred until
the congregation could offer their reasons
for opposing 1t. They were very empha tically
notified by the vicar general that Arch
bishop Hennessey was not in the habit of
consulting the people on his policies and it
would not be done in this case. At this
another meeting was called, larger than be-
fore. and it was decided to appoint Ii COM
mittee of thirty from the congregation to
formulate an appeal to the higher church
authorities If the archbishop will not rec
ognize the congregations rights to be heard
it will be taken to the pope's representative
Mgr. Martinelli, or to Rome itself. The peo-
pie maintain that it is a question on which
they should be consulted. and they propose
to establish such precedent. In the mean
while the organization almost to man is
pledged to withhold contributions to the
new churches and very unusual and inter-
esting deadlock between the church people
and their authorities has commenced. Many
of them declare that they will support no
other church than the old one no matter
where the orders come from.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Manager Collins ArranGes for Fin.
Id Of ifI.. .iIiI.

Manager Collins ArranGes for n Fine
List of Entertainers.
An arrangement has been perfected by
which it is hoped a fund can be raised that
will be large enough to repair the damages
to the Manawa dam. The boat club has
taken up the matter and has arranged with
Paul Meyers to give a banquet aud ball on
Manhattan beach on Tuesday evening. The
tickets will be 81 each and the profits will
be turned into the fund to be used in the
repair work For the last few seasons the
boat club alone has been obliged to provide
for this fund, and the members are thankful
for the help that will be afforded by Mr..
Meyers and the Manhattan beach people.
Manager Collins has arranged to give a
realistic presentation of "Pinafore" at Man
ava during the week following the Fourth
of July. He has ordered the construction of
a ship 100 feet long, which will be
anchored in front of the Grand Plaza
and will be used as the stage for
the presentation of the opera. He is
l5O people, and he will give the opera
a realism that will make 1t interesting even
to the blase theater goers who have seen II
scores of times. The first performance will
be given on the evening OF July 5.
The Cherry Sisters, the genealogical ag-
gregation that came up out of the earth
somewhere in the vicinity OF Cedar Rapids
a few years ago and hes since been aston
ishing a large portion OF the civilized world
and receiving in acknowledgment bounteous
donations of over ripe vegetables and hen
fruit, have signed a contract to appear at
Manawa. To prevent the audience in the
exuberance of its enthusiasm rising up and
throwing them in the lake or overwhelming
them with contributions from the surround
ing gardens, Manager Collins has arranged
to have them protected by a strong and high
wire netting. This will completely surround
the stage upon which they will appear and
will be strong enough to arrest the passage
of the largest missile that may be thrown
by hand, The date of their appearance has
not yet been fixed.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Omnhn Clubs Weekly shoot.
| The Omaha Gun clubs regular weekly
| shoot took place on the club grounds across


HASTINGS, Neb., June 12-(Spec!al.) )-'The
regular field day of the Hastings college will
be observed next Monday at the college
campus. The events promise to be very in
terestng, as Clyde B. Aitchyson, '94. will
give a handsome silver medal to the best
all-around athlete. on account of game
of base ball between the college and Juniata
teams being held in the afternoon, the field
day events viii take place in the morning,
commencing at 9:SO. The points will be 3. 3
and !, and the events will be as follows:
race, pole vault, hammer throw, shot put.
ball throw, hop, step and jump. running
broad jump standing jump, running high
Jump.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
REJECT REQUEST OF CANADIANS.
Must Obey the Laws or BE Expelled
frnm thl, Unified Work men.

MILWAUKEE, June 12-The supreme
lodge, Ancient Order of United Workmen
adopted the report of the special committee
in the Ontario cases, thus leaving the alter
native of obeying the laws of the order OF
being expelled with Ontario for settlement
If that jurisdiction carries out its intention
as manifested in a new constitution which Is
pending the supreme officers will at once
take action and expel the jurisdiction under
sanction of the action of the supreme body
at the Milwaukee session.
The question Of reimbursing the Iowa grand
jurisdiction for expenses incurrng in carry
ing through the suits against the seceders
there some years ago, is under discussion to,
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
PopuIists Denounce Democrats.

OTTUMWA. Ia, June 12.-(Special Tele-
gram,)-There was aibig row In the populist
county convention here today over fusion in
the state election this fall. resolution
declaring against Il IL and denouncing the
democrats for unfair play In knitting the pop
ulsts on the ticket Twas defeated by a mar
row margin and some OF the prominent pop
ulists disavowed the action. They say they
will go to the state convention to work
delegation which Will be for Fred White or
Postmaster Burgess Of this city for governor.
No gold democrats affiliated with the con-
yention '.1H
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Acronnut Escapes by the Roof.

CRESTON, Ia, June 12.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Aeronaut Williams, who is to make
a series of ascensions here, cut his balloon
looss from the moorings this afternoon, and
as he waved his handkerchief at the crowd
he was Mortified by shout from 5000 throats
to look out for the wires. He was caught in
the electric light wires and crashed through
tho Century club windows Fully s 900 cit
izens expected to see his lifeless form fall to
the sidewalk, but he possessed q cool head
and a firm hand and succeeded in freeing
himself from the balloon and clambered onto
the roof of the nearest building and escaped
with slight injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
MINOR MENTION.

Smith. plumber. 2iO1 Ave. a. Tel. 33S.
Miss Sarah Durgan is visiting in Chicago
Berry boxes. baskets. bee supplies.
Younkerman.
pa'ronize tho popular Eagle laundry, 72i
Broadway. Tel. 157. Three wagons. b.
Unity Guild will give a lawn social Tues
day evening. June 10, at the home Of Mrs
Merriam on Upper broadway.
The popular bathing reeort-Manhattan
Beach. Lake Manawa now open for the sea
son Of 1897. Steamboats, connect with each
train.
A. f. Carlson. living near the brick yarde
fl the north part OF the city reported TO the
police yesterday that his home had been
burglarized.
All members OF Bluffs division, No. q
L. r.. are requested TO appear at hall with
coat cap and belt, at Z: 80 p. m, tonight to
take part in memorial services
Lieutenant Moore, Sergeants Van Arnanl
and Baldwin and Private Whistler leave this
evening for Cedar Rapids to attend the an
nual uncampment Of details from the eecond
brigade for rifle practice.
The meeting at the Salvation ermy to-
night will be conducted by Captain Emma
Mccormick Of Omaha. Captain Toms and a
email detachment of the army will 30 To
Crescent city to conduct a meeting; there
the captains subject will be Marriage and
its Failures
The democratic primaric to elect delegates
TO the county convention to be held here
next wednesday were held in the various
wards last night Litte interest was mani
tested. The county convention will name
delegates to the state convention, which
meets in DCs MoineS on June 23.
Myrtle Lodge No. H. Degree Of Honor, hae
elected the following officers for the coming
term: Past chief of horror, Mrs. w. High
smith; chief of honor. Mrs. c, s. Spencer
lady of honor, Mrs. A. Campbell; recorder
Mrs w. II. Spies; fuancier, Miss Mamie
OF; receiver, Mrs. j. McMilen; sister usher
Mrs. NJ II Wind; inside watch, Mrs. o
Rasmussen; outside watch, Mr.. Charles
Spies.
Paul cache, 81 years old, is wanted by tn,
Council Bluffs police to answer to the charg,
Of several forgeries that were brought Il
light yesterday cache is a music teacher
and since May 2G he has been boarding a
the Neumayer hotel. Friday night he pre-
scented a check for $3.50 signed by NJ
BOuricius to the bartender in the saloon, ant
short time afterwards a check for a sim
liar amount to the clerk in the Office OF the
hotel. The latter bore the name of II
Ohlendorf. Both were cashed. Yesterda!
morning cache disappeared. During the da!
the checks were presented for payment ant
were found to be forgeries
C. p. Viavi company, female remedy. Med
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Cannot Agree On a Name.

JEFFERSON, Ia, June 12.-(specal Tele-
gram.)-An effort was made here this after
noon to amalgamate the silver democrats,
populists and free silver republicans OF
Green county into one party. The delegates
however, could not agree on party name
and the effort fell through.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Bicycle Races Once n Week.

HASTINGS, Ncb.. June 12.-(Special.)-Th
Morgan & Wright bicycle club of this city
is planning to have series of races at the
North Side Athletic grounds every Thursday
evening. The club has now the largest
membership ever had by bicycle organiza.
shape some fine races are looked for.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT

where she will remain two months attending
summer school and taking a special course
in music, eocution. a4geora and philosophy.
MIR and Mrs. Barnett, formerly oil this city,
but now residentslof Weeping Water, Neb,
are visiting friends in this city, making
their headquarters at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs J. H. Arthur. 21s Washington avenue.
Chief OF Police, Canning left last evening
for Pittsburg, where he will attend the ma
tional meeting of the Junior Order OF Ameri-
can Mechanics as delegate and member OF
the committee on credentials. He will be
absent for n week
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

officers Murphy and Anderson last even
ing observed Frank Carroll coming down
Upper Broadway, accompanied by two very
tough looking citizens. Two years ago Car
roll was given imperative orders to leave
Council Bluffs and never return The Off
GERS watched the trio until they had put up
the team in Jennings barn, then Carroll
was taken into custody. The stuff found in
his possession showed that he was working
number of the most approved confidence
games, and the assumption followed natu-
rally that the other two men were his con-
federates. They were found later on and
placed under arrest. A grip. filled with
cheap jewelry and gilded brass watches, was
taken from them. Each was armed with
revolvers. In their possession was found the
most complete outfit for working all the
kinds of confidence, games known to the
profession.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
RUNS AWAY wITu A YOUNG MAN
Omaha Husband Scnrcs His wife and
Her Youth paramOur.

Her Youth paramour.
Mrs. d. D. Rob OF Omaha. 35 years OF age,
and John Dellbridge, an Omaha youth of is,
jumped from the second story window of the
brick building on the alley between Main and
Bryant streets yesterday afternoon, and
landed with great force on the brick pave
ment They were induced to jump by the
unexpected appearance Of d. d. Rob of
Omaha, husband OF the woman, who was dis
covered star ding in the only doorway armed
with big revolver and look that indicated
a determination to shoot. Three days ago
the woman deserted her home, after selling
off lot of the household belongings to get
the necessary funds, and taking her 6-year-
old child, had left, In company with Dell
bridge. The woman was so badly stunned
and hurt by the fall that she was unable
to rise, but so far as known young Dell
bridge escaped without injury. Rob picked
up the belongings found in the room and
left for Omaha, declining to take legal action
against his wife. When officer from the
court reached the locality he found the
woman being cared for by a Mrs. Baker,
another roomer in John Chinamen's place.
Late last evening Mrs Rob had recovered
sufficiently to be able to leave and boarded
an Omaha motor accompanied by Mrs. Baker.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Reject Co-Ed Recommendation.

ATHENS, Ga, June 12,--The board of trus-
tees of the State university has voted
against Chancellor Boggs recommendation
for the admission of women on the ground
that they have no right to take the step
without authority from the legislature.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

OTTUMWA. la, June 12.-tSpecial Tclc-
gram Judge Roberts, whose court was yes
terday the scene of the sensational demon-
stration in favor OF Hamilton, the Edon
bank robber, decided this morning to grant
the petition of the majority of the Ottumwa
bar and give Hamilton a new trial
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Resents Being Called n Liar.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, June l2.-Ex- Congress-
man George C. Crowther assaulted Major
John L. Bittinger this morning Crowther
is the leader of the Filley faction of the re-
publican party in this section and Bittin-
ger Is KerenS' chief lieutenant The as
sault was caused by newspaper interview,
In which Bittinger called Crowther liar
More trouble may follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Dick BurEe Backs Out.

LONDON, June 12.-The Burge-Thompson
prize fight which was to have taken place
in Birmingham tonight has been declared
off. Burge. It is stated, owing to his recent
defeat at the hands of Tom Causer, has de-
clared mis- intention to retire from the prize
ring. Thompson has claimed the forfeit
money.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
JUDGE sruRniEn ron GOVERNOR.
Democrats of Folk County Nominate n
silver Republicans.

silver Republican.
DES MONIES, June 12.-(Spccial TclC-
gram.)-Thc democrats OF Polk county held
their convention today, and after a vigorous
fight passed resolution indorsing Judge w.
A. Spurricr OF this city for the nomination
for governor. Spurrier is a silver republican
who campaigned for BRYAN last year, al
though he was holding position on the
bench Of this district to which he had been
elected as a republican candidate. The sit
uation is now such that the silver republic
ans are likely to be able to dictate the next
gubcrnatural nominee Of the democrats.
Daniel Kerr In the Fifth congress ional dis
trict will have a considerable strength, and
the democrats are much divided.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

JEFFERSON. Ia, June l2.-(special Tele-
gram)-The Methodist church in this city
that is to be supplanted by a new $4,000
structure was sold at auction today for s24o
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

The following transfers were reported yes
terday from the title and loan Office of ]. w.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
Markor Jensen and wife to Christian
johnson, $ 80 feet lots 20, 81, % and
23 block l, Wr!ght's add, dis $50
w. NJ. Squires and wife to James
dBiolIinger part lot T. Boughns sub
+. II. Hin and wife to Francis c.
Moody. lots 3, 4, Al and AZ, block 3;
lots l6 and II. block 5; lots IS and 10,
block s; lots 80 and SO, block 10,
>,Wrights add, W d ................,.. !
Mamie A. Fuller to Ira H. Farlow,
:. part lot 49, Johnson's add W d.. 300
s., M. Hicks to ]. NJ. Pullen, lot 7,
d, block !, Big Grove, W d .............. SOC
James w. Osborn to Walter Canning.
sh seA 5-75-43, d.................e.
Six transfers total ,nr
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

Real Estate and Rental agency; cheap
homes on easy payments; modern home cen
trail location; a great bargain trade coneid-
cred. j. r. Davidson, 625 Fifth avenue
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
OMAHA is BEATEN AT CRICKET.
Council Huns norrows Two Men aud
Wins bN One Rum

1t Is not often that Council Bluffs has
an opportunity 60 crow over omaha, but
yesterday afternoon team Of cricketers
came across the river and showed the
omaha Cricket club that 1t was not the
only team in this part OF the country.
Harry New has lately taken up his resi-
dence In Council Rluffs and through his
efforts n team has been organized I'm that
city, with the result that the Omahus re-
Ceivcd n challenge to meet their friends
across the river in a friendly contest for
supremacy in the cricket field, Yesterday 8
and as the score below shows the Bufiitos
came out victorious by the narrow margin
of one run In Justice TO the Omahas Il
must be admitted that George and VIII
Vaughan played for Council Bluffs In order
TO give that organization two good bowlers,
hut the Omahas had two good twirlers in
Bowers and Nealc Below are the scores
in detail.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

We want all the good farm loans we can
get; per cent interest and a small com
mission. No delay for the money We
want your fire and tornado insurance on
farm, town or city property, Best OF COM
panies represented. Lougee & Lougee, 2S5
pearl street
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

Lawn mowers, lawn sickles, lawn ham.
mock9 and rubber hose, at ]. zoller & Co. s.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

The only cash house in the city. Prices
will convince you. J. Zoller & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

Marguirete Judd, 522 Seventh avenue in
structor on plano and organ. Best of refer
ences given.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

COuches in valour, s675. at Durfee Furni-
ture company, 2o5 and 207 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

Complete screen doors, first class, 6Oc to
75c, at ]. Zoller & Co. S. -''
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

Large front room and alcove furnished
with or without board; also side room. 221
South Seventh street,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

c. II. Viavi company, female remedy Med
icnl consultation free Wednesday. Health
book furnished. 326-327-32S Merriam block
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

Lawn swings. like those in Fairmount
park. at j. Zoller & Co.'S.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
COUNCIL BLUFFs.
Total
OMAHA.

W. Strebling. b. w. Vaughan ............., q
r. Il. Sprague. b. g. Vaughan; ;:....,..... @
j Neale, b. w, Vaughan ................... O
]. Shields, b. w ughan.................,. U
j. Bowers. b. G. Vaughan.
J. Cameron. b. G. Vaughan .............. 6
r. w. Taylor, b. G.. Naughan..........,. Q
J, Douglas, b. G.. Naughan.............
j. Potter, c. Dawson, b. G.. Naughan..... z
J. SpraEue, jr. b. Simms..................
Rey; j. f.. D. Llwyd. run out .............
J. Francis, not out ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Extras l
Total Observation-Disclosures. Al
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Bad Men Arrested.

Standard washtubs 40c, 80. Coo. ]. Zolle
& Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

FOR LEASE. SAND AND GRAVEL BANKS.
with superior brick clay underlying same:
about 3lR miles northeasterly from Omaha Ex-
position grounds, and two miles north Of Council
Bluffs, or Missouri river, and G. * N w.
r. i. L. Judson. 929 Sixth avenue. Council
Bluns,