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Evening journal., 1901-03-18

$500 First Glass. $3.50. Second Glass
20 Pittsburg, via Baltimore q OHIO
r.. II.
Tickets at the above rates are sold
from Wilmington, good only on Pitts
burg Limited Express. leaving Delaware 3
avenue station daily at 1O.I6 d. m
Through sleeDers from Wilmington to
Pittsburg. Train arrives pittsburg
S.55 a. IN.
Evening journal., 1901-03-18
s,n or old Erin was T,oynI

William NJ. Connolly the contractor,
was the most enthusiastic of the OBJ
servers of St Patrick's Day outside the
church. All day he wore a gr99n hat.
the gift Of friends in Reading. and
wherever he went he was the centre
of attraction.
Evening journal., 1901-03-18
halfway Material Is Ordered

Measurements have been made for
the special work to be used by the
Wilmington City Railway Company for
the Boulevard line. AS soon as the
work arrives the line will be built with
all haste.
Evening journal., 1901-03-18
Conrrcssmnn Bro.ius Dend.

Lancaster. Pa. March 1S.-Congress-
man Marriott Brosius who was strick-
en- with apoplexy last Friday. died Sat
arday.
Evening journal., 1901-03-18
california to rrescrvc Blg Trees.

San Francisco, March 1S.-The grove
OF giant redwoods in the big basin in
Santa Cruz county will be preserved.
A bill approprlating S250,000 for its
purchase has been approved by Gov
ernor Gage. The grove will be con-
verted into q state park.
Evening journal., 1901-03-18
PennsRrove Merchant AssIgns

Edward c. Brick, a hardware dealer
of Pennsgrove. N. j., has made an as
signment to David d. Leap. The LA
bilities amount to $4,000, but Mr. Leap
thinks the assets will amount to as
much.
Evening journal., 1901-03-18
CnthnrIne NfcGrenra Is Dad

Catharine McGrenra died IN the
home of Columbus Neal on Saturday.
She was so years Of age and was we'll
known.
Evening journal., 1901-03-18
mo- ontlide snrinr onmnnicn

Work of the Spring camaign will
be outlined at a meeting of the Re
publican First District Comm 'ttae to
be held tonight. Union Republicans
will inset in their headquarters
Evening journal., 1901-03-18

Brownie Entertainment Net ed $500
From the Brownie entertainment
given in the Opera House on Friday
and saturday tho Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the y. NJ c. A. has realized over $780,
Evening journal., 1901-03-18
A sIRLOAN STEAK

that's a "sirloin" in reality, as well as
in name-tender, juicy, fins-favored-
can always be had at Matthes meat
market; first, because il Will be cut
from a prime grade of beef; second,
because great care is taken in handling
the meat; third, because it's cut just
exactly as a sirloin should be cut. We
take special pride in our steaks. but
equal care is taken with everything in
the meat line.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
APPROVE RECEIVERS REPORT
Judge Thornsll Makes Orders Of Importance
10 Rsnk Creditors
COURT ALONE TO RECEIVE FUTURE CLAIMS
Tomorrow Decisions Arc to he Handed
Down In Forty Cases of Pre-
ferred CInims-Order Issued
Regarding Deposits.
COURT ALONE TO RECEIVE FUTURE CLAIMS

In approving the report OF Receivers
Beresheim and Murphy of the officer &
Pusey bank, filed January 3, Judge Thor
nell yesterday made several orders which
are Of considerable importance to the cred
tiers OF the firm.
He decreed that in those cases where
persons we're indebted to the bank and
which indebtedness fell due prior to the
appointment of the receivers on September
II last. any money which said persons had
standing to their credit could be onset
asainst their Indebtedness. providing that
those who held time certificates OF de-
post would waive all claim for interest
from date OF appointment OF receivers. The
same order practically was made to apply
to persons having money to their credit In
the bank and who also were indebted TO
the bank. such Indebtedness having be-
come due since the appointment Of the
receivers.
In the cases Of persons having money TO
their credit in the bank and whose indebt-
edness has not yet become due Judge Thor
nell ordered that an offset could be made
Of the money on deposit, provided that
these persons would pay at the same time
the whole balance that would be due on
their indebtedness after allowing the offset.
Judge Thornell also made an order to the
effect that hereafter the receivers are not
to approve any claims that may be pre-
sented to them. the court reserying to itself
the question as to whether such claims
shall be allowed to be approved and filed.
The report of the receivers showed that
claims amounting to s23,76s.O5 had been
filed at that date.
The receivers are ordered to hold on de-
posit in the Council Bluffs Savings bank
to their credit as receivers the balance OF
money shown by the report to be in their
hands and TO deposit in this bank all
moneys since received and that may here
after be received by them subject to future
orders Of the court in respect to its pay
ment and distribution.
Monday Judge Thornell will hand down
his decisions in the forty cases Of pre-
ferred claims heard by him. Yesterday
afternoon the preferred claims Of J. j.
Stewart executor of the Cochran estate
and J. T. oliver and s. G. Underw ood. ex-
ecutors OF the Eicher estate, were argued
before him.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Golf and plush capes on easy payments
at the Novelty Cloak store, $50 Broadway.
Davis sells paint.
Quarantine is Continued.

James Williams, one OF the inmates OF
the Atlantic house on South Main street,
which has been quarantned for two weeks,
was found to be afflicted with smallpox
yesterday afternoon and was removed to
the city pesthouse Another inmate Of
the place is thought to also have the dis
ease and If the case develops sufficiently
today to leave no doubt in the mind of the
health officer he will be removed TO the
pesthousc.
James Carroll, a young man boarding at
the Atlantic house, was found TO have
smallpox Sunday, January IL, and the place
was quarantined. Carroll being removed to
the pesthouse the next day. 1t is sup
posed that he communicated the disease
to Williams As a result OF the Williams
case, the quarantine on the Atlantic house
will be extended for a further period OF
seventeen days from yesterday.
Including the proprietor and his family
there were twenty eight inmates in the
Atlantic house when placed under quaran-
tine and the expense OF providing for all
these has fallen on the county. and will
continue so until the quarantine is raised,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Illinois Central stockholders Raise
Amount by s0.OOO.OOO. Making the
Total capitalization s88.OOO,OOO.

CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-At special meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Illinois Cen
trail railroad today the capital stock OF that
system was increased s6.0o0,OO0. The total
capitalization OF the system is now $685.
900, 900. The new stock which is to be sold
at par to present stockholders. is to be used
for the purchase OF new equipment for the
road and other improvements. including
the construction Of additional second tracks
and terminal facilities, reduction OF sew
eral bad grades and other corporate pur-
poses
A large part OF the s6,ooo.oo will. 1t is
said, be spent in the improvement Of the
terminal facilities OF the company at New
Orleans.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

the benefit Of the charity fund Of the
Woman's Christian association.
The Friday Night Dancing club gave it's
weekly assembly Friday night at Hughes
hall. a large attendance being present and u
delightful program OF dances given.
Miss Edna Bonham Of North Second street
is home from Jefferson, Ia, where she was
one OF the members of large house party
given by Miss Dorothy Head.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Davis will leave Feb
ruary for a three months trip to Homo
lulu.
Mrs. w. II. Dudley will leave today for
Biloxi, Miss, where she will join her sis
ters, Mrs. McChesney and Miss Patterson
of this city, who are spending the winter
in the south. Mrs. Dudley will also attend
the Mardi Gras at New Orleans before re-
turning home
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
SIOUX CITY FANS HUSTLING
Are Trying to Put Base BAH GROUND
In Condition ss inducement
to HuIen.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Jan. 26.-(Special)-
Sioux City base ball fans have awakened
to the fact that they must do some hustling
If they are to have Western league team
here this year and committee is push
ing proposition to provide suitable
grounds for Hulen and his Pueblo players,
4. Il. Beall, manager OF last years Sioux
City team, has lease on an excellent piece
of ground near the center OF the city and
he has agreed TO turn over this lease to
the business men, provided they put some
money into improvements in the way OF
bleachers, grandstand, etc. II the com
mittee succeeds the free use OF the ready
made grounds are to be offered to Hulen,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
To Complete Hospital.

The plans are nearly finished for the
buildings necessary to complete the new
insane hospital at Cherokee. These in
clude a building for the laundry. a build
ing for the heating plant, a power house
and all the plumbing and interior finish for
the main structure, The expenditure will
reach to possibly $250oOO The work on
the hospital has been delayed because it
became evident after the hospital was
started that it would not be needed very
soon, as the state already has three large
insane hospitals and there are nearly sixty
county and private institutions in the state
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
sunday nnd Monday in Nebraska Are
Likely to he Fair with Winds
Becoming SOutherIy.

WASHINGTON Jan. 26-Forecast for
Sunday and Monday:
For Nebraska and Iowa-Fair Sunday;
winds becoming southerly; Monday fair.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rain in eastern
fair in western portion and colder Sunday;
northwesterly winds; Monday fair.
For North Dakota-Increasing cloudiness
probably without rain Sunday; warmer;
southerly winds; Monday fair
For South Dakota-Increasing cloudiness,
probably without rain Sunday; warmer in
eastern portion; southerly winds becoming
northwesterly; Monday fair.
For Kansas-Far Sunday and probably
Monday; northerly winds, becoming south.
erly.
For Colorado-Generally fair Sunday;
winds becoming southerly; Monday fair.
For Wyoming-Generally fair Sunday;
higher temperature; southery winds, be-
comngly northwestcry.
For Montana--Occasional snow probab bly
Sunday; colder in western and central por-
tions; westerly winds; Monday fair.
For Western Texas-Fair Sunday: rising
temperature in extreme northwest portion;
variable winds, becoming southerly; Mon
day fair.
For New Mexico-Fair Sunday; warmer
in northern portion; variable winds, oe-
coming southerly Monday fair.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
Sunday lower temperature in eastern and
central portions; northerly winds, becom-
ing southerly; Monday fair.
For Arkansas Fair Sunday; colder
northwesterly winds; Monday fair
For lllinois-Fair Sunday, except prob
able rain in eastern portion; falling tenn
perature in southern and central portion
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

CRESTON. Ia, Jan. 26.-(Specia Tele-
gram.) Mrs. Ed Carter Of Lormer died
this afternoon from burns inflicted while
pouring gasoline into heating stove. She
took Ave- gallon can partially filled with
gasoline and poured some onto the fire.
The gasoline exploded, throwing burning
oil over the woman, who ran into the yard
and tried to pump water onto herself. a
neighbor tore the flaming clothing from
Mrs. Carter.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
JOintists Are EniOinetl. =.

TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. 2G.-More injunctions
were brought today against jointists I'm Abb
enc and Eenterprise and tonight there is
not an open Joint In Dickinson county, so
far as is known. Schiling and his wife,
who figured so prominently In the raids and
subsequent attacks ON Mrs. Nation, have
left town.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
HYME NEAL
BauCrOft-BOssOyy,

WEST POINT Neb.. Jan. 26.-(SpecialD
County Judge s. S. Krake has united Miss
Mary Bossow and Frank ~ Waite OF Ban
croft in matrmony. The parties are very
we'll and fsvorably known in the eastern
part OF Cunning county.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Jan. 26.-lSpecial)-
Sioux City is to have an automobile fac
tory. The incorporators OF the company
are: j. b. Crawford. II. I. Crawford and
T. NJ. link of Lemars, Ia, and John X.
Lee and T, f. Flanegin OF Sioux City. The
motor which will be used in the automobiles
is the patent OF j. B. Crawford.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Associated Charities.

A general meeting OF the Associated
Charities OF Council Bluffs has been called
for Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in
the parlors of the First Presbyterian
church. The mayor OF the city, the chief
of police, the supervisor of the poor, the
city and county physicians and the min
listers OF all the churches in the city have
been made exofficio members OF the asso-
cistion. The meeting u for the purpose.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
SIX and mercerzed underskirts on cas-
payments, at the Novelty Cloak store.


The following transfers were filed yester-
day in the abstract, title and loan office OF
J. w. Squire, 1Ol Pearl street:
Thomas French and wife to Albert
II. Smith, nwi4 nell 34-I7-43, W d....S 800
George Morrison aud wife to Alcdbcrt
Cook, lot in 4-76-4i, W d...,....,... 200
Thomas French and wife to Warren
Hough, lots II, |? and l3, block ll2,
Crescent city, d.,..,.,.....,,,,..,.,, COO
Louis Wilding and wife to same lots
II, Il, l3 and II, block liz, Crescent
city, q ....................... 1,150
John c. Jones ard wife to Theodore
Jones, part swi4 nwh H-77-i4, W d.. 200
George II. Mavne to Maggie Buck,
Bayliss' list add, d..,....,..,,.,',., 5000
Total, six transfers .sl2, 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Hin. m New Landlord Noxx

STORM LAKE. la, Jan. 26 (SpecialD-
The Hopkins house is leased to Thomal
Rusk, The former proprietor will enjoy
a vacation and trip to Wisconsin, after six
years close attention to business.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 26.-An important
reduction in freight rates on barley will be
made by the Southern Pacific commencing
February /. The new rate is so cents per
100 pounds from California terminals and
from Port Costa to the Missouri river.
Mississippi river and Chicago common
points. The rate will expire March 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

VILLISCA Ia, Jan. 26.-tSpecial) Com
pany B has elected former Lieutenant Town
PASTOR as captain, Captain Baker having
resigned at the close of last year Mr.,
Pastor was in the Klondike, on leave OF
absence, when Company d was sworn in
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
For Alternating wire's Affections.

BOONE, la, Jan. 26,-( Special)-R. f.
Williams OF this city has filed papers in
$40 900 damage suit against l.. Holloway,
charged with the alienation OF Williams
wifes affections, Both parties are residents
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
For John Marshall Day.

w II. Ware. j. J. Stewart and Spencer
Smith. the committee appointed by the
bar association to arrange for celebrating
John Marshall day, February 4, met last
night and arranged a preliminary outline
Of the exercises for the day
1t was decided to hold a public meeting
In the early part Of the evening Of that
day in some public hall or church building,
at which two addresses will be delivered.
one on the life of John Marshall and the
other on the history Of the supreme court
for 100 years. The public generally Will
be free to attend this meeting
Following the open meeting the members
OF the bar and their invited guests Will
hold banquet. at which a number OF
toasts on different subjects will be given.
The program for the banquet will be ar
ranged by the committee. consisting OF At
torneys John p. Organ, a. w. Askwith and
A. 7. Fllckinger.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
IT Hammer Sn,ye

doesn't cure your piles, your money will be
returned, II is the most healing medicine.
For sale ty Myers Dillon Drug Co, Omaha:
Dillons drug store, South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

OF Marcy township. MIR. and Mrs. Williams
had lived together twenty five years, or up
to tho year 1899, when Mrs. Williams LETT
her husband and four children and went TO
live with her parents. Williams claims that
because his wife was OF unsound mind her
parents, who are Mr.. and Mrs, l.. Holloway
took advantage OF her and Influenced her TO
leave her husband and children.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Grand Larceny Also Charged.

John Harris, under arrest for the al
legged theft OF a quantity OF copper wire
belonging to the motor company, will have
to face a charge OF grand larceny, which
will be filed against him by the Mccormick
Harvester company. The police yesterday
learned that Harris had sold a quantity
of brass journal boxes to a local junk
dealer for s1.65. the value Of which was
s44.6o. The boxes had been removed from
harvesters standing in the warehouse Of
the Mccormick company on South Main
street. How access was gained TO the
warehouse is not known. Harris when first
arro sted claimed to be a teamster.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Johnston & Kerr
5A Broadway, Co. Bluffs.
Telephone AZ.

and left for the late war. He is very popu-
lar with the new, as he was with the old,
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

Decision to Come In "Ferret" Case.
The hearing on the application of Frank
Shinn for a temporary injunction restrain
ing the Board Of County Supervisors from
carrying out it's tax ferret" contract with
+. NJ. Cunningham was completed before
Judge Thornell in the district court yes
terday morning and the court took it's de-
cision under advsement.
The hearing in the suit of Elmer Smith,
county recorder against Pottawattamie
COUNTY, to compel the reimbursement of
money expended by the plaintiff for clerk
hire. has been finally set for Monday
morning by Judge Thornel.
The suit OF Lloyd Sigler against L. B.
Cousins. sheriff OF Pottawattamie county,
was partially heard yesterday and cou.
tnued for the testimony OF an important
witness who was unable to be present yes
terday. In this suit Sigler seeks to re-
strain the sheriff from levying on a judg-
ment secured by his father against Nora
Murphy for $3.50 to secure certain court
costs due the county and state by Sigler
senior. Lloyd Sigler contends that the
| judgment against Nora Murphy was as
signed to him by his father before the ver-
dict was returned by the jury J. B. Sweet
and Stone q FINLEY filed petitions Of in
| tervention in the suit yesterday. claiminC
! s400 and 5000 attorney fees respectively
for their services in the suit of f. w.
Sgler against Nora Murphy.
| owing to the delay in the disposition OF
/ the business of this term, caused by the
drawn out hearing in the Officer & Pusey
| bank matters Judge Wheeler Is expected
to be here this week to assist Judge Thor
| nell.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27


The current events department of the
Council Bluffs Woman's club met at the
club rooms Tuesday afternoon, under the
direction OF Mrs. W. b. Harrington. The
following topics were considered. Relation
Of the United States with South America" :"
Great Teachers of Our Times" History OF
South America" and the discussion OF cur
rent events. The household economics de-
partmeut will meet at the club rooms Tues
day afternoon.
The German class, under the direction Of
Miss Boesche will meet at the club rooms
as usual. Monday evening.
The beginners French class, under the
direction of Miss Ellen Dodge. will meet at
the club rooms Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The beginners class in German will meet
at the club room Tuesday afternoon, under
the direction of Miss Ellen Dodge.
The advanced French class Of the Council
Bluffs Woman's club will meet Friday
afternoon at the club rooms. with Madame
La Hure The class is rehearsing French
play, to be given soon Tor the benefit of the
Council Bluffs Woman's club entertainment
fund
The Ideal club met Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs r. c. DeVol OF Willow
avenue. The usual program In the study of
Russia and in American art was carried out.
The Oakland Avenue Reading club met
during the last week at the home OF Mrs.
II. A. Cole of Oakland avenue The regular
program in the study OF Russia was given.
The Athenian club met Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Reynolds OF Seventh street.
The program on English history was given.
The New Century club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Denny of Mill
street.
The men bers OF the Womans club held
their regular monthly meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the cldb rooms. a large at
tendance was present and very instructive
program was given.
The Atlas club met Tuesday afternoon at
| the home of Mrs. James Beach of Avenue L.
The Independent club will meet Tuesday
afternoon az the home of MIS-. l.. B.
Cousins on Bluff street
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

among other things, of outlining some
definite plan for the association to work
upon and for this reason all persons in
terested in the care OF the poor are re-
quested to be present
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
on A QUESTION OF LIBEL
Iowa Supreme Court Hands Down an 0pin-
ion Making Five Distinctions.
CATHOLIC PRIEST SUING CORRESPONDENT
Fact That Article Attacking Holy Wan
was Tempered with In tho Of
ace of Publication saves
the Writer.

DES MONIES, Jan. 26.-(Special.) )-The
Iowa supreme court today passed on
question OF newspaper libel and considered
some fine distinctions. 1t was the case
OF Klas against Zahorik from Linn
county in which the plaintiff, Catholic
priest. had brought suit for damages against
the defendant on account Of the publication
in a Bohemian newspaper of Chicago OF an
article in May, 1898. over the signature OF
the defendant. in which article severe crit
icism was passed on the plaintiff and libel
Gus statements made The occasion for
the article was a newspaper report that
Father Klas had collected contributions
In his church in aid OF the Spaniards.
II was admitted that the matter COM
planned OF was in fact libelous, but II was
shown that the article as written by the
defendant was not as it appeared and much
material matter had been injected therein
In the newspaper office. In the main the
supreme court upholds the principle of the
liability OF the defendant for the libel but
holds that the communication, insofar as IL
was true, was privileged because the actions
OF a priest or minister of the gospel are
OF q public character. However the case
was reversed on the ground that the jury
was not instructed to distinguish between
the libelous and the nonlibelous matter in
the article. while all persons" says
the court, who cause or participate in
publication of libelous matter are respon-
sible In full for such publication without
apportionment as to their particular share
yet 1t must he shown that the publicat tion
or participation related to the libelous
matter published and not eimpy to the
article published which contained the libel
Gus matter"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Among the clubs,

Fresh Vaccine Points received every day
at Dell G.. Morgan's drug store
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Hardware Dealers.

The Iowa Association Of Retail Hardware
Dealers will hold the annual meeting in
Dubuque February IL and IA next. About
100 Of the leading dealers OF the state
usually attend the meetings OF the asso-
citation, which does not yet comprise all
OF the retail dealers OF the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

For underwear and hosiery go to the
Novelty Cloak store. $50 Broadway
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

Siverware and carpet -sweepers, on easy
payments, at the Novelty Cloak store.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Gravel roofing. A. H. Reed. 541 Broad
Restrains Liquor selling.

James Lewis Baker commenced suit in
the district court yesterday to restrain
James Ruberg and Peter Rasmussen. pro-
prietors OF the Manhattan saloon at AIS
West Broadway. from selling intoxicating
liquors. Baker alleges that the defendants
have been violating the mulct law. A. A..
Clark, who a few days ago purchased the
building in which the saloon is located, is
named as n party defendant.