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Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
Real Estate transfers.

The following transfers were filed yester-
day in the abstract, title and loan office of
]. W. Squire. 101 Pearl street:
Henry Kielhorn TO Henry C. Kielhorn,
e1a l3-76-4l, W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Henry Kielhorn to William Il. KEEL
horn, Ms lS-76-i0, W d,.....,""..., ]
Heirs of William Sledentopf to T.. M.
Girard, lot 9 block II, Pieree's sub
div, Council Bluffs. a c d-.."-;.-;. I
John Hammer TO Martha r.. Girarh,
lots 8 and 10, block II, Pierce's sub
div, Council BLUFFS, q c d.~,.".....:" {
IL. j. Chambers and wife TO Martha
Il. Girard, lots 2 and 10, block II,
Plerce's subdiv, Council Bluffs, a c d. II
Martha Z. Girard and husband u, Ira
S. Wilkins and wife, lots 3 and 10;
block II, Pierce's subdiY, Council
Bluffs, " d ;1... ,,a,.,l,,; zV'
Gulnter aud wife, lot 9. block is,
Benson's LIST add, Council Bluffs. W d, 81
Seven transfers. total. ..""....,.s SO, AZ.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16

GLENWOOD, Ia, Aug. 15.-(Special.)-
The funeral Of George Elliot, a private of
Company G, Fifty first low volunteers, was
held in court house park this afternoon.
He died at the Preside, Camp Merritt,
San Francisco, last Monday of pneumonia.
Twenty-Five hundred friends listened to the
service, which was conducted by Rev. Reed
of the Congregational church. Lieutenant
Harry Duel accompanied the remains to
Glenwood. The funeral procession was the
largest ever seen here and was headed by
the local Grand Army post.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
Firemen's Association.

SHENANDOAH, Ia, Aug. 15.-(Special.)
The Southwestern Iowa Firemen's asso-
citation will hold its annual tournament here
August 81 and 1t will be one of the largest
ever held by the association. The teams
are getting ready to compete later in the
national tournament at Omaha and propose
TO make the gathering here a preliminary
to the Omaha affair. Shenandoah, Villisca,
Red Oak, Harlan, Clarinda, Corning. Bed
ford, Lenox, Malvern and two or three other
towns have entered teams and nearly all
c. them expect to go to the Omaha meeting.
The town is preparing to entertain the Wis
itors royalty.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16

SIOUX CITY, Aug. Is. - Especial
Telegram. -Four soldiers from the
Fifty second Iowa volunteer infantry ar
rived in Sioux City this morning, each on
thirty days leave of absence. The men are
all i'll and came home to recuperate. They
have been i'll nearly all of the time since
they went to Chickamauga. When granted
their leave they were bundled into a car
riage and taken to the station. They were
given transportation, but no money. There
was very little cash in the party and one
of the men was very i'll. The others spent
all their money for food and a berth for their
sick comrade. and it was only through the
| generosity of men on the train that the
others got anything to eat at all.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
Theobald Wolfe Tone, whose memorial

Theobald Wolfe Tone, whose memorial is
the central feature of the festivities in Dub
lin today, was the real originator of the
Irish movement that eliminated in the re-
bellion of 1898. He founded the United
Irishmen. Tone was a Protestant, but he
had imbibed socialist ideas and was bitterly
hostile to the priests of that day, whose
influence counteracted his own, In Wex-
ford, where the instruction went f%arthest,
the ablest leaders were priests, but they
acted against their church. Tone offered
his services to William Pitt, but they were
declined. He left a most interesting account
of his Partisan adventures, and his tomb is
still the object of an annual pilgrimage.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
Free silver PICNIC.

RIvERTON, Ia, Aug. 15.-(Special 1.-The
big free silver picnic here next month will
continue six days and the committee on
arrangements have now secured letters of
acceptance from the following speakers:
Ex-Governor John p. Altgeld of Illinois, ex-
Chief Justice C. c. Cole of Des Moines, Hon.
]. ]. Shea of Council Bluffs, Hon. George
L.. Finn of Bedford, Hon. Charles X. Ladd
of Kewanee, H.; Hon. II, o. Nourse of
Chicago and Hon. j. ]. Sullivan of Creston.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
Iowa Press Comment.

Burlington Hawkeye: The difficulty with
the democrats of the Sixth Iowa congress
sional district is hat they have loaded their
guns with hurnless powder.
Des Moines Leader: The statement is not
strictly true that Iowa alone OF all the states
Is the only one whose troops have not left
the United States. Rhode Island is in the
same category.
Cedar Rapids Republican: The two young
men in Iowa who are just now attracting
the most political attention are James e.
Blythe and w. II. ByeTs. The one won his
spurs as che 'Tman OF the state committee
and the other as speaker of the house.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
Judicial Convention.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, Aug. 15.-(speeial)-
Tomorrow the delegates from this district
will meet in this city to name the three
judges that Will run on the republican
ticket this fall. II is generally conceded
that Judge S, NJ. Weaver OF this place and
Judge b. p. Birdsall OF Clarion will be re-
nominated without opposition, Judge Hind
man Will retire from the bench at the ex-
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16

DUBUQUE, Ia, Aug. 15.-(special.)-
Captain ]. F. Merry, the well known as
sistant passenger agent of the Illinois Cen
trial, has rented offices in this city and a
residence and will soon move here from
Manchester to make his headquarters. He
will also become connected with several
financial concerns as we'll as retain his con-
nection with the Illinois Central railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
Doctors Meet Today.

The annual meeting of the Southwestern
Iowa Medical association will be held in
this city Thursday of this week. Headquar-
ters will be at the Grand hotel and the ses-
sions of the association will be held in the
League rooms. An interesting program has
been arranged for the session and the local
members are expecting a large attendance.
Arrangements for the meeting are being
looked after by a committee, consisting of
Drs. V. L. Treynor, f.. s.. Thomas and DON
aid Macrae of this city. Advices are to the
effect that a number of the visiting medics
will be accompanied by their wives and
will take advantage Of the opportunity to
put in a couple of days or so visiting the
exposition at the close of the session. The
present officers of the association are: Pres
ident, Arnold Jolly, Hamburg; first vice
president, H. L. Cokenower, Clarinda; Sec
ond vice president, F.. e. Potter, Corning;
third vice president, T. B. Stanton, Char
iton; fourth vice president, C. B. Bosby-
shell, Glenwood; fifth vice president, T.. w.
Mulhern, Greenfield; secretary, F. E. Samp-
son, Creston; assistant secretary, V. L.
Treynor, Council Bluffs; treasurer. ]. P.
Claybaugh, Creston. The committee on ere
dentials is composed as follows: F. e.
Sampson, Creston; C. H. Bryant, Corning;
j. vi Doheiah, pieh"oou' l. u Coie, ihui
man; J. w. Huffman, Prescott; T. P. Stan
ton, Charlton. The following comprise the
judicial committee: A. w. Sherman, La
moi; c. B. Powell, Abba; r. E. L. Hester,
Glenwood; C. H. Dewitt, Glenwood; ]. w
Huffman, Prescott; H. L. Cokenower, Clar-
india.
Two sessions will be held, one in the
morning and the second in the afternoon
At the morning session President Jolly will
deliver his annual address.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 15,-The sloop
yacht Leona, with seventeen men aboard,
while anchored outside of Boston light, was
run into by a barge in tow of the tug Honey
brook and Ave men were swept from the
deck by the heavy tow line. Two of the
number, C. w. Sellman and Albert Nordell,
were drowned; another, Augustus Casper
son, was killed by being jammed between
the tow line and the deck, while the two
others, Peter Nelson and John Harkinson,
although sustaining injuries, were rescued.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16

The first petition to be entered under the
new federal bankruptcy law In this district
was filed yesterday in the United States
circuit court here by r. r. Woodring OF
Carroll. The petitioner is an undertaken
and asks to be declared bankrupt, setting
forth that his liabilities consist OF a mum
Der of small judgments. aggregating In the
total about 1000. He states in the petit
ton that his assets consist solely of a dover
interest in his wife's estate, which he is
willing and prepared to turn in for the ben
eft of his creditors.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
Gold strikes and starvation.

VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. l5.-The steamer
Cottage City, which has arrived from skas-
way, brings a report that a rich gold strike
has been made seventy miles below Lake
Tagish. One man is said to have taken out
$500 in one day. There has been a great
stampede from Dyea end Skagway to the
new discovery. The Canadian troops at Had
son bay post beyond Glenora are reported 10
he on one-third r%ations, owing to the diff
Guilty of getting supplies through.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
Ncwsboys Discharged.

Bobby Mitchell. Louis Paterson and Harry
Langdon, the three newsboys charged with
assaulting Harry Snyder, another youthful
vendor of news, had their trial before JUS
tice Wen yesterday, The evidence showed
that while they had not struck young sny-
der they had knocked his papers from under
his arm, but this the court held did not
constitute an assault within the meaning OF
the law and discharged them.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
Milking sewing Machines In Town.

IDA GROVE, Ia, Aug. 15.-(special. AT
a meeting OF the officers and Board of Di-
rectors of the Ida Grove Novelty company
at Secretary Rollins office, they decided to
accept the bid as made by the Sioux City
brass works and have placed an order for
/ 900 sewing machines, a part of which will
be delivered by September 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16

tending physician, made a verbal statement
as to his opinion of the deaths. He said
the candy eaten by the women was poison
Gus, No post norton was held, the physi-
clan saying that on account Of the frequent
vomiting there was nothing the in the stom-
achs to a~nalyze. After viewing the bodies
the jury adjourned TO meet subject to the
call Of the coroner. A verdict will not be
rendered until after the candy has been
analysed. Tho funeral of the two victims
OF the poisoning took place this afternoon
and was largely attended.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
To Send for the Sick.

ALTOONA. Ia, Aug. 15.-(Special)-At a
public meeting held here it was decided to
send ]. G. Smith, chairman of the Board Of
Supervisors. to Chickamauga to bring home
all the sick soldiers of the Algona company.
A fund was raised to defray the expenses.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
Death Due To Poisoned Candy.

DOVER, Del, Aug, l5.-coroner wills
today held an inquest over the bodies OF
Mrs. j. d. Deane and Mrs. j. p, Dunning,
who died after eating candy from a box
that had been sent to Mrs. Cunning by mail
from San Francisco, Dr.. Bishop, the at
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16

piration of his present term and there are
two prominent candidates for the nominal
ton from the south part of the county.
They are Messrs. Dwyer of Nevada and
Whitaker of Boone. A sharp contest is ex-
pccted.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

T, lily residence, 81 Commercial street, Of con-
sumption, aged SO years. No arrangements
have been made as yet for the funeral,
notice of which will be given later.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16

Ladies desiring valuable information con.
corning their ailments should send or call
for THE Viavi Message" Viavi Co, 32t
Merriam blk.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16

Send your out OF town friends three
photographers OF the Exposition. Only
ten cents. The Bee Office has them.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16

The official photographs OF che United
States Navy, containing over 200 pictures
of the vessels. with their officers and a num-
of the views OF the Inflated Maine. can be
had at the Council Bluffs Office of The Bee
for 25 cents and a Bee COUPON.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-16
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $50.
Petition Under Bankruptcy.

Map OF Cuba, West indies and the World
Mt The bee office, Toe each.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05
Rs11orEcA DE <IA CoRREspoNDENc1A Puerto Rico, la

ocura Bbana esta ooa estos momentos Zero oonhar
en- un desconocido cuando ciera noeotros alma
ESQ porque nega com prender ell estado DC su
alma poque oargas hi dsberes muy pesa1os
Eaos odios que obreYiven las gensracones es SAL
1ae!
Ell Almirane oonsstd oontent6 sneogerse lige
ramente de hombos. empezo andar paso algo
hrme Lgron hasts pusrta del paq0s sin que Bblana
notase que la habfan segudo
Antes de- eutlar-dijo ia sehors De Montmoranes pre-
eiso conveDr que 10 que hacsr. vsmos impedr
que esa cta sc lleve CABOT.
-iNo!--oontest6 seoamente el Almlrante.
-iY que, quereis que Bbiana?....
Querda amiga: hace agunos momentos peldl ia cabezs;
he notado que tods mi energa abandonaba liza desiu
on demssado ruda! Psro he hecho dueho De mi
Basta de sentimentalismo Camplre con mi de-
ber, mi deber obliga conooer la verdad!
Iva ls conoceis!
- No por complete. No s& mas no que Bibiana Gil.
berto se vuelven sPero Sc papel que des
conocido desempeha entire elos?
-Puesto que Gilberto pde sdltma, entrevis oreo
nu que vean, porqae de eguro ha de para sufr
-iY para que yo los sorprenda!-dio amargaments ell
nco pensamiento querida mia!
Segu sendo madre deb ndugente, que coloca Ia fell
odad hos por de toio hasta enclma Gel
honor quereis evar que Ia ca verifque, porque to-
meis que aguns voenca o. aseguro que pods ed
tar tranquila que aborotare eo que ahogse mi
c6leIa Pero prometedme, vuesa no hses nada
ignore abemos secreo haceis ralcIon vues
ha la prmers sentr las con
voz que aterr6 su senora
- o. prometo decir nada
Entraron ell parque casi eegnida, enconraron
Bbans que entada banco loraba Apenas hubo div
sado padres. SEED agmas sonrisnts fus abra
sarloa.
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La Ultima eta.

ecN OBLE joven!excam6 seher Dsaands misntrss BIZ
~ ~ bians ale aba tambaeandose
Sc enjugd los ojos Sc drgid So bot..
IHsbes oomprendido slgo. amiga mias-pregunt6 el
Almirante desfsilecida
Como Il nsbfa tenido que sostener esposa POGO
ahora ella que tenfa que soene hssa el umo
momeno pesar de ndicio pesafde asaels oarts sn6
nina que e daba datos precisos habfa cedo ha
eperaba que conducts expcars de sencls
LA readad le snonsdaba!
mi hiia-murmuraba, tanto que la sehora de Mont
moran lesabs oogdo del Mi hija ovisr as odos
los deheres; honor famiia hatta donde sgs ell
poder del amor?
-Ehi amigo mio-e contesto is senors procurando dar
Ia hubea 70 hecho 10 mis-,
mo por voss
mo hrbisra ssevido enganar tsn dssearadsmens
& vuestros padres!
NO hubiers tepido que engsnarss porqus mi padre
mi madre neg,ban nsds.
-Lsgar hsssa sdnitr ssas sisas son Gberte Rs una
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05
VINO CORDIAL DE
C. CeIeb[ina Conpuesto

Sastanc fosf6icas natds extraidas
pa almenicio
enamente al
nmo egneando vbemne enfemo pocos
nutci6n cuando tada enta KOLA COCA JUO DE CARNE
PEPTONIzADO. ALBUMLNATO DE HLERRO y KANGANESO
Y DANL1NA
Es Ell VlGORIz4NTE poderoso Ell RECONSI7TUYENTE
mas rado ell TOAICO VIGORIZADOK
del istema
Este vino verdadero CORDL4L Su agdab Puede
tomarse toda oonfanza scmpre
Immediate
tg~CURA la DEBHID4D ; POS7RACION NER R70SA produ
e fCORA SONNOLENCL4 deseos de doir peeza
sueno nvountario Desvanecimeno faga fsica mental
ECORA ANEMA, orosi jaquecas neuralgias bede
qu de nerVlos enstruaci5n dfc ooroa Flores bancas P
taciones del oraz6n
Ey-CJEA DEBLLID4D GENERAL extenuaci6n decaimeno
Pa mbor foed de las pernas Enaaquecimeno progressive
Faa de apeto dbidd del es6mago Dyspepsia
cr6nicas
ty~ CURA la ESIERMATORREA perdda sange
1eza depression fca moral Ferdda de napaodad
estudios negocios Vahdos, desmayos,
1C0RA la DEBLID4D sAXO4L impotenc abusos
juventud Vejez ebdad meda
deeuidadas.
FL uso remei de ahf
baando
conn usando e VINO CORDIAL competa
De venta Puerto Rico. j. u BL4NCO Y Ca, FZDEL
GU1LLERNEII, Ia Calial.-PONCE, HALLE Y C4NCIO-
MAIAGuEZ G47ELL Nonagas Ca. FAR.
MACIAS de la Isla.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

justified in taking the step we con-
templated taking six months ago.
Therefore we step boldly forth and
cast out lot with the ranks Of de-
mocracy, and we ask that the dem
ocrats of this vicinity come forward
with their support, as they will find
in THE SILVER STAR support that
will not be lacking for earnestness
and firmness of purpose. The pa
per has tried to give the news of this
community in a fair and concise
manner and to work for the up
building of tile community, and it
will continue on those lines. I'm
provements will be made as the sup
port will warrant, and we trust the
people will meet lis half way in our
endeavors.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

The recent arrests of alleged tim
ber thieves in this and La Plata
counties will probably resiit in
bringing to light one of the most
gigantic thieving schemes ever per-
petrated Upon the government in a
like manner. Money given to in
spectors in the past has kept the
sclienie under cover, but as it is now
out everyone hopes the guilty par
ties will receive the punishment
they deserve. When timber in
spector is placed in charge ofa mill
belonging to parties under arrest,
and spends his time at a mill four
or five miles distant; draws his pay,
and eats his meals and smokes fine
cigars at the expense of the mill at
which he stops, it is very evident
that he has been bought and is be-
ing paid to keep something on the
quiet. Parties who have suffered
in the past by suits brought against
them as a means Of protecting others,
can now sit back and watch the law
take its course upon the real timber
thieves of Southwestern Colo.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

The hall contemplated by Nara
guinup Tribe No. 67, I. O. R. NJ,
will be neat addition 10 the town
of Dolores, when built. 1t will
have large hall on the first floor,
a large lodge room and waiting
room on the second floor. The Red
Men should be encouraged in this
enterprise.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

Forty years ago there were not
more than seven occupations open
to women, but today there are 4, 800,
it is estimated. And no one would
kick about the women doing the
work formerly done by the men if
they would demand and receive the
same wages paid the men.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

AS a matter of fact more lives
were lost in the recent New England
blizzard than in the whole record
of deaths from cyclones and bliz-
yards west of the Missouri river
since western storm stories became
favorite reading in the east. .-Tellu-
ride Journal.
The silver star., 1898-12-15
Senator John ]. Harris will aeai

Senator John ]. Harris will again
be classed as political maverick"
if the old gangs attempt to lead.
Senator John will continue to rep
resent people who are proud of
their Senator, and who will give
him unanimous support in every
public act of his. s.-Mancos Times
The silver star., 1898-12-15
Additional Local and perso nal

Additional Local and Personal.
James Lavender and family came
in yesterday evening from Disap-
pointment. Mr.. Lavender finds it
impossible to keep his cattle In that
country, as they will come back to
their old range, and he intends to
remain here. He is looking for
house to live in, but will probably
build on his ground near the mill,
~
s. X. Robinson was in last night
from Disappointment and returned
this morning.
The slcighing is done for until
more snow falls.
tAt
If you are really interested in the
advancement Of your town you can
spare twenty-five or fifty cents to
send out copies Of THE SILVER STAR
on January sth.
4tt
The case Of Chris Hoppe VS..
Frank Belcher in ali attachment
suit to restrain Il. r. Lamb, as
agent, from paying insurance mon
ey, comes up this afternoon before
Justice Of the Peace O. d. Pyle but
THE SILVER STAR goes to press too
carly to give the proceedings.
ttt
II. l.. Short went to Rico today
on business.
Postmaster Ormiston, of Formby,
is in town today.
~
The Rio Crandc Southern does a
good busincss at this town at all
seasons Of the year yet the company
coinpc!ls its patrons to take what
accommodation they can find in a
box car depot.
IT.
Several carloads of hay were
shipped from this station during the
past two weeks.
1T.
Bicycles have been housed up and
will probably remain 10 until the
robbins come assin:
The silver star., 1898-12-15

There was man In our town
Who raid that talk wus chesp:
He jumped into the marriage tic.
And then no learned a heap.
For when bis little. loving vito
Doth talk OF hats and such.
Hc finds her convefsa.h on
Cosss aim . mighty much.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The silver star., 1898-12-15


/. congratulating Editor Dewitt on
the revenue which the delinquent
tax list brings, the Journal at the
same time exercises its prerogative
of registering kick against the
paucity of bright bonmots since
that serial monopolized the columns
of THE SILVER srAR.-Telluride
Journal.
The Serial" has quit, as you see,
but the kicks in this neck O. the
woods have few in
them.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

More than 200 municipalities in
England Scotland and Ireland now
own the municipal gas works.
Denver Republican.
That's nothing; nearly every town
in the United States of any consid.
cradle size has city council.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

SOME eastern fellow must have
been indulging little too freely in
the late campaign whiskey. as he
claims to have found d fossilized
bed of huge snakes ranging from 90
to 60 feet in length. Each snake
has a horn over each eye and over
the nostril. The Colorado drunk
don't produce that kind of snakes.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

DR.. Thombs, who has mis- -nianas.
cd the insancc asyiuaa for some time
past, thinks he has been treated un.
justly, and thinking people believe
he has treated his wards shanicfully.
The doctors pull has been broken,
Is all that harts him.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

Usually local paper is what its
subscribers make it. If you like
this paper subscribe for it or send it
to your friends and help us to make
it better.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

900 poor deluded phools have a.
greed to will their brains to the
Cornell University. The compost
ton of such brains would indeed be
a curiosity.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

You should send a few copies Of
THE SILVER STAR of January 5th
your eastern friends. II will be a
good advertisement for the town
and county.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

The resignation of William Jen-
nings Bryan has been accepted and
the gallant silver champion will now
turn his attention 10 his work in the
interests Of the people.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

Dolores should be Incorporated,
and it the citizens will take the
proper interest in the matter it can
easily be done.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

A petition will be circulated dur
ing the coming week, urging Post
master Ordway to put in a set of
lock boxes. Every one should sign
the petition and take a boz.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

Our old friend and former partner,
Charley Clark of the La Plata Miner,
has again opened an assay Office.
Charley is an all right assayer.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

The Post has already discovered
that there are twenty-seven unpun-
ished Denver murders, and still the
list is incomplete.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

That's all right, stcrl, you can
keep right on swiping from THE
SILVER STAR and at the same time
call us "numb-skull'' if you want
to.
The silver star., 1898-12-15

The Educator, of Buffalo, N. v,
BAYS there arc no Indians Of this
state, which win be pleasing news
10 colorad6sns. The editSi 6ftba,
The silver star., 1898-12-15

The Educator, a high authority
on things terrestrial, celestial and
nothing, ptblibKsd nt Buffalo, N. Y,
says, Waterproof cloth has re-
Gently been made from the down of
hens. geese and ducks. Seven nun.
dred and Aty pounds Of down is re.
quircd for one square yard ofelo.i,. !"
The fellow who would pack a.
rouDa = stor1a coal made If shst