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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
Comments of the Iowa Press.

Des Moines Capital: The bootlegger, no
matter how elated he may feel, will read
that supreme court opinion In vain to. dis
cover any favorable reflection either upon
simply have to deal with legislation as
they find 1t.
Cedar Rapids Republican: Washing
ton correspondent says that Speaker Hen
derson is ageing. Why not? Colonel Hen
derson was three times wounded in a war
But he is still better for any high place
than many younger men.
Corning Gazette: Governor A. B. Cum
minis has very wisely concluded that an
extra session of the legislature is not nee
essary even IL the Deaf and Dumb asylum
did burn. The cure in the shape of an
extra session would be worse than the
disease and cost more money. Temporary
buildings can be erected out of a fund
already provided.
Des Moines eader Probably Iowa will
never again see as large a gathering of
Iowa veterans of the civil war as assem-
bled in Des Moines yesterday. Certainly
there will not again be such a procession
as traversed the streets. Time has been
collecting his tax, and the weakness of
is more calculated to create tenderness
and a lump in the throat than the sight
of the venerable ranks, still on fire with
the same enthusiasm of patriotism as
nearly forty years ago.
M~arshalltown Times-Republican: There
isn't a dirty and ragged-kneed little fell
low in Mashalltown playing marbles or
base ball today who hasn't the advantage
of the boy king of Spain. Alfonso had no
childhood and, while still a boy, is facing
time when he should be striving to keep
his grade In the High school and place
for himself on the High school team he
is the nominal ruler of a nation on the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
FIX The MARRIAGE RECORD
Well Known Business Man Complying with
Law in His Native Land.
RIGHTS TO PROPERTY ARE INVOLVED
Records in Netherlands Require much
Greater Accuracy Than f. Usually
Observed in the United
states.

Mar Bouricius, the well-known music
dealer on Broadway, secured yesterday from
Judge Wheeler Of the district court an or
der correcting the record Of his marriage
In this city In order that the requirements
of the law in the Netherlands, his native
country. might be fully complied with. Mr..
Bouricius expects to become heir to prop
erty In his native country and this made
the correction Of the marriage record here
necessary.
The full name Of Mr.. Bouricius is Mar
mus Bodinus Louis Bouricius, and tha of
his wife before her marriage to him, Jo-
hanna Pauline Louise Lohan. They we're
married in this city July 8. 1887. by Rev.
T. ]. Mackay, then rector Of st. Paul's
Episcopal church of Council Bluffs. The
marriage record did not contain their full
names as above, but only their initials,
and there were several other abbreviations
The law in the Netherlands requires that
all names of persons and places be spelled
in full, and the record was, by Judge
Wheeler's order, so corrected yesterday.
The law Of the Netherlands also requires
that all persons under the age Of 80, before
being married, must publish the marriage
bans three times, with an interval of four
teen days between each time, with the
statement of the parents consent. This
Mr.. and Mrs. Bouricius failed to do, and
fearing that In the future 1t might cause
trouble, they had the bans properly pub
lished in the native country, and then, on
July 10. 1888, had the marriage ceremony
again %solemnized, this time before Justice
of the Peace E. s. Barnett.
Both Mr.. Bouricius and his wife expect
to inherit property at some future date in
their native country, and in order to pre-
vent, by some technicality in regard to
their marriage. any trouble for themselves
or their children in obtaining the inner
itance they had the records corrected to
comply with the provisions of the law in
the Netherlands. The certified copy OF the
corrected record was forwarded yesterday
to his native home by Mr.. Bouricius.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
NEXT CALL in SUPREME COURT
Case of Bee Building Company on
Railroad Among
The CoaaH

LINCOLN. May 23.-(Special. THE call
for the next sitting of the supreme court,
which begins June 3, contains seventy-two
cases, including the mandamus case Of The
Bee Building Company against the State
Board of Equalization. The order Of cases
follows.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
company against K~rayenbuhl, Merrick;
against Walter, Butler; National Fire In
surance company against Eastern Building
and Loan Gh, association; Douglas; Fay
Railroad company, Sheridan; Bowditch
against o,Linp, Dawes o'shea against
Custer; Concordia Loan and Trust COM
pany against Halgren. Phelps; Clearwater
against Garfield. Antelope; Wagar against
Gage. Hood against Blair State bank,
washington. Uwo cases.; Leach against
Antelope; Nash against Omaha, Douglas:
Workman against Omaha, Douglass: Meek
against LANCE, Clay; Elder against Web
Canon against Farmers bank, Cook, John
son; ODonnell against Chicago, Rock ISL
and q Pacific Railroad company, Ian
caster; Klein against Peterson, Lancaster;
Reed against Hopkins, Douglas; South
Omaha against Burke. Douglas; Ketelman
KyneTP against HH a Lau6neT Keith: Rational
Black River bank, Proctorville, VT. against
Wall, sherman; Sherman County Irrigation
" ~ a " aAAN III w AAAC AAR
against Drake, Sherman; Parker against
Taylor, Lancaster; Campbell against
Gawlewicz, Sherman; Carter against Leon
ard, Cass; Silurian Mineral Spring company
against Kuhn, Douglas; Punteney-Mttchell
Manufacturing company against Northwall,
Douglas; Franklin County bank, Hildreth,
against Everett, Franklin; Solomon against
Solomon, Douglas; Helm against Byfeld,
Red Willow; Omaha Savings bank against
Boonstra, Douglas; Link against Reeves,
Douglass; Tillson against Omaha, Douglas;
Browne against Palmer, Douglas; Brevoort
against Eckermann, Douglas; Equitable
Trust company against Omaha, Douglas;
Lemmert against Guthrie Bros, Nuckolls /;
Dexter against Citizens National bank,
Norfolk, Madison; Honey against Reed,
Cass; Eastern Banking company against
Pierce. Phelps; Peycke against Shinn,
Douglas; McCooh Irrigation and Water
Power company against Crewes Hitchcock;
Davis against Marley, Lancaster; Western
Travellers Accident association against
Holbrook, Douglas; Bennett against Morri-
son, Boyd; Dempster Mill Manufacturing
company against Lofquist, Phelps; Royal
Highlanders against Scoville, Hamilton;
Bennett against Bennett, Boyd; Glee
Railroad company, Lancaster; Battelle
against Douglas county. Douglas; thinner
man against Kearney County bank, Kear-
ney; Hanson against Anderson, Kearney;
Hartford Fire Insurance company against
Hon, Lancaster; Ellison against Ellison,
State. against L%oechner, Douglas; Williams
against Auten, Saunders; Union Insurance
company, Lincoln. against Mccullough,
Dawson; Merrill against State. Johnson;
Biester against State, FIllmorei DarTah
against State, Merrick; State ex rel Bee
Building company against Savage, man
damus.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24

verge Of revolution. Then the ordinary
high school boy has a better time, any
way, than the most firmly seated king in
the world.
Sioux City Tribune Waterloo will get
its $4,000 federal building, but will not
inherit a dispute over the site. Congress
has wisely settled that problem by stipu-
lating where the building shall be erected,
designating either the First or the Second
ward. The champions Of the two sides OF
the river might as well hang up their
snickersnees and wait for Secretary Shaw's
decision.
Dubuque Times: when Iowa gets the
money on that war claim, and II Is in
cluded in the appropriation bills now be-
fore ongress, the state will be able TO
rebuild the School for the Deaf and Dumb
at Council Bluffs without drawing on any
funds already appropriated to the use of
the Board Of Control. 1t Is therefore Inn
probable that the construction of perma-
nent buildings will be put of for two
years.
Des Moines Capital: The Capital is glad
to note that opinion of the attorney gem
eral TO the effect that the state will he
compelled to pay the teachers employed at
the Council Bluffs School for the Deaf a
full years salary, according to contract,
regardless of the fact that several of them
have been thrown out of employment by
the recent fire. The decision is Just. The
state can afford to pay the teachers, and
as a matter of justice ought to do so.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
Smallpox Among Graders.

The fact that three smallpox patients
from the grading camps along the grade
Of the Great Western railroad have dritted
into the city to be taken care OF Is viewed
with alarm by the health authorities. Dur
ing the week three men suffering will
smallpox have been sent to the pesthouse
by the local health %ofacers, the third being
taken there yesterday afternoon. He gave
the name OF W. J. Eaton and said he had
been working in the camp Of the Bates &
Rogers Construction company since last
Monday. AS the grading camps are located
outside the city limits the municipal health
authorities take the position that cases Of
smallpox arising in them should be cared
for by the county and not by the city.
There was talk yesterday of the city health
board demanding that the county super
visors take the necessary steps to quaran-
tine the grading camps in which smallpox
has developed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.
stockeTt sells carpets and rugs.

Davis sells drugs.
StockeTt sells carpets and rugs.
wollman, scientific o~ptician, 400 B'way.
Lefert, eyesight specialist, 23s Broadway.
Take home a brick Of Metzger's ice
cream. vanilla, 25c; Neopolitan, S6c.
Picture framing a speciality. c. e. Alex
Rnder 4 Co.. 1913 Broadway. Tel. 1856.
Excelsior Masonic lodge will hold a spe-
second degree.
Miss Fleming. daughter of Alderman
Fleming. Is seriously Ill at her home, 1903
FIFTH avenue, with symptoms of appendi-
citk.
Rev. w. s. Barnes OF the First Presby-
terrain church Will preach a memorial
reference 10 the battle OF Gettysburg, of
which he has made a special study.
Commander John Lindt Of the Iowa de-
partment of the Grand Army of the Re
public returned home from Des Moines
yesterday and was busy all day receiving
the congratulations of his friends on his
election.
As the congregation will attend the jubi-
lee services at the Broadway Methodist
church Sunday there VII be no regular
that day, but the Sunday school will be
held at the usual hour.
A. Raph, charged with purloining a large
gent, which was blown down during the
heavy winds In April was bound over TO
the grand jury yesterday by Justice Bryant
on a charge OF grand larceny. He gave
bail for his appearance.
Articles of Incorporation of the Perry S.
Carter company of Council Bluffs were filed
for record yesterday, the ineorporators be-
Ing e. /. Shugart, II. b. Knowles and
Perry s.. Carter. The company will manu-
facture and deal in wind mills, pumps and
all kinds OF agricultural implements. The
capital stock is placed at $4,000.
DIT. p. ]. Montgomery is home. from
Waterloo, Ia, where he attended the an
nual meeting of the Iowa State Homeo-
pathic society. He was appointed a dele
gate to the national society, which meets
In Cleveland in June. DR.. A. b. Hanchett
Of this city was elected a member OF the
legislative and advisory committees.
Warrants for the arrest of Henry Jen-
nings and Willie Harder were issued yes
Mrs. T. j. Walker, who filed two separate
charges against the boys. She charged
them with assaulting her son Roy and
with malicious mischief by throwing bricksI
stones and spoiled eggs at the home and
family of the prosecuting witness.
DR.. ]. G. Waterman, DR.. j. M. Barstow,
DR.. d. Macrae, sr., and DR.. Macrae, -tr,,
returned yesterday afternoon from Des
Moines. where they attended the annual
meeting OF the State Medical society. DR..
v. L. Treynor will return home today. In
addition to being elected secretary of the
Bociety, DIR. Treynor was made a member
Of the committee on legislation. DR.. Ma
craze, jr., was appointed on the
on ethics. DR.. II. B. Jennings was APP
pointed on the committee on legislation.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
May Heaven Help DsSpOndsnt
and Hopeless Sufferers
from Kidney Disease to
Accept the New Life
Offered by
Paine'S Celery
Compound
The Great Medicine Cures
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Neph-
ritis, and AIbuminuria,

Thousands Of people suffer through a liv-
ing death from some form Of kidney disease.
In the majority Of cases, the poor sufferers
have been informed by physicians that there
is no hope.
II you are a victim of kidney disease, take
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You may ~perchance ask, "Wha will
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Paine's Celery Compound will accomplish
vastly more for you in your distress than
you can imagine. Its first great vital I'M
dertaking is the purifying of the life
stream from waste matter, the result Of
decomposition of the tissues. II will re-
move all morbid materials. saving you from
uraemic poisoning, which so often proves
fatal in kidney disease.
In addition to all this, Paine's Celery
Compound will establish nerve force and
new nerve fibre; 1t will nourish the weak
ened system and restore the full vital func-
tions Of the kidneys.
II you value life, delay not the use of
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Your present critical condition demands the
immediate use OF this great life saver.
Emma Doty, of Red Buttes. Wyo., saved
by Paine's Celery Compound from fatal kid
ney disease. writes as follows: II had a
terrible pain in my side owing to kidney
troubles. l could hardly lie down; but that
trouble has all left me through the use OF
Paine's Celery Compound. Last spring I
had mountain fever and was sick a long
timer since taking Paine's Celery Com
pound 1 am strong. I feel very grateful
for your medicine. I am glad to say any
thing that would encourag e people to use
It."
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24

company as engineer Of one Of the steamers
on the lake for the last six weeks. He
worked Sunday. and Monday morning left
his home for the purpose Of going to the
lake as usual. He was attired in his or
binary working clothes and had s25 in cash
with him. He failed to report at the a k
and no trace has been obtained OF him
since he left his home. 1t was thought that
he might have gone to Avoca, Ia, where
he formerly lived and where he has rels>
tives, but inquiry yesterday showed he had
not been there. A married daughter. Mrs.
Jacoberger, resides in Omaha, but he had
not been there. Mrs. Jacoberger was In
the city yesterday and was much alarmed
over her fathers disappearance. Mr.. Dom
aldson is a man Of regular and exemplary
habits and his family can give no reason
for his leaving his home. His domestic re-
lations are said to have been Of the hap
Dieet.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
EDITORS AT SHENANDOAH
Southwestern Iowa Editorial Assoc
citation COnvenes and r. M.
Green Named President.

SHENANDOAH. Ia, May 2S.-(special.)-
The Southwestern Iowa Editorial association
met here today with the largest attendance
In its history. A number OF papers OF in
terest to the profession were read. after
which the following officers were elected:
F. M. Green, Charlton, PRESIDENT; w. T.
Workman. Malvern. vice president; o. E.
Hull, Leon. secretary. After the session
the members were driven over town and
then went to the hall in the Normal college.
where they were rendered a banquet. A.
s. Baily Of the Shenandoah Sentinel, was
POSTMASTER. The next meeting will be held
at Charlton, six months hence.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
Davis sells paint
LOG ROLLING FESTIVITIES
Hundreds of WOOdmen of the World
TO Meet in Logan at Iowa
Carnival.

LOGAN. Ia. May 23.-(special.)-Not con-
j%ectural. but a realization is the state log
rolling benefit OF the Woodmen Of the World
to be held atethis place June 20 and 2L.
Several thousand visitors are expected, in
GLIDING delegations from Omaha, Sioux City
and Council Bluffs, each Of which intend
to be accompanied by a band. Several other
large delegations from points in the state
are anticipating this feature and concerts
of high quality will be given through the
festival.
Logan business men and local committees
are full Of animation in their efforts to
provide for the comfort and entertainment
Of the visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
Killed by Northwestern Train.

A mar who. from papers found on his
person is supposed to be r. p. Schultz, was
killed In the Northwestern yards last night.
AS train No. S was nearing W.T.. tower in
the east end Of the yards the victim of the
accident stepped from behind a string OF
box cars upon the track in front Of the
train. II was impossible to stop the train
and he was run down and instantly killed.
II is supposed he was headed for Missouri
Valley. He came here a short time ago,
being sent out by the Klopp & Swanson
labor agency in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
DEATH UNDER TONS OF ROCK
Mine EmPIOye at Fort Dodge Has Life
Crushed Out Under solid
MaRa.

FORT DODGE, Ia, May 2~s.-(special Tele-
gram.)-IveI Svalesen was crushed to death
under tons of rock in one OF the mines OF
the United States Gypsum company here
this afternoon.
syalesen and a companion. Ed Port, were
trying to bring Town rock loossned by
shot, when the whole ceiling of the room
fell, catching svalesen.
Death was Instantaneous. The body being
badly mangled.
Port escaped with a fractured hip. svale-
sen leaves a wife and a large family.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
Davis sells grass.
Rudolph roller pies suddenly.

Rudolph Toller. an old-time resident OF
Council Bluffs, died suddenly a few min
utes after midnight Thursday at his home,
1928 Tenth avenue. Death was supposed to
have been due to heart disease. Mr.. Toller
retired in apparently his usual good health
Thursday night. About midnight his wife
was awakened by him gasping for breath.
She found he was unconscious and he died
in a few minutes. He was 62 years of age
and had been a resident OF Council Bluffs
since 1867. For the last twelve years he
had been engaged in the grocery business
at 1901 South Main street, Besides his wife
he is survived by four sons, John r., Henry
NJ, Herman J. and Frank, and three
daughters, Anna E., Elizabeth and Marie.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
Plumbing and heating. Bixby e son
Charged with Killing Horse

ATLANTIC, Ia, May 2S.-(special)-Ira
Duskin and Clearance Morris were bound
over to await the action of the grand jury
for m~aliciously and feloniously killing a
horse owned by Ora Berry, who lives about
six miles south of the city. The deed was
committed last Sunday evening about IL
o'clock, at which time the boys were pass
ing the farmhouse Of Berry, when Norris
pulled out his revolver and fired twice in
the direction of the house. with the above
result. Duskin was able to furnish a bond
Of $500 and was released. but Morris is now
confined in the county Jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
Arre.ted for Using Seine.

Andrew and Henry Hart were arrested at
3 o'clock yesterday morning while SEEMING
In Big lake by Captain Maltby and Detective
Callaghan. Before Judge Scott in police
court they pleaded that they we're ignorant
Of the fact that they were violating the
Jaw and showed that all they caught was
4 few carp and buffalo. these being the only
kind of hsh In the lake. The court dis
charged them,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
.Gravsl roofing. A. H. Read. SAL Broadway.


died yesterday morning in Denver, Colo,
where he went two weeks ago for the ben
ent OF his health. Death was due to asthma.
According to present plans the remains Will
be taken to Des Moines, where he formerly
lived. Mr.. White came to Council Blui1s
In 1873 and for a number of years had been
engaged In the transfer business. He rep
resented the Fourth ward in the city coun-
Gil in 1898 and 1894 during the administra-
lions OF Mayor Lawrence and Mayor
Cleaver. He is survived by his wife and
btepson, Arthur w. Slack OF this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
Speakers for Park Assembly.

ABERDEEN, S. D., May 23.-(special.)-
President George B. Daley of the Tacoma
Park association has announced the pro-
gram for the summer assembly, which
opens June 27 and continues until July g..
Several noted lecturers and speakers from
abroad appear on the program. among them
being Captain Richard Pearson Hobson OF
the United States navy, Hon. L. J. Beau
champ of Ohio and Father T. McGrady Of
Kentucky.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
William DOnaIdsOn Mi.sing.

William Donaldson. employed by the mo-
tor company at Lake Manawa, has been
missing from his home on Avenue A, be-
tween Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth
streets. since Monday morning last. and
his family sought the assistance OF the
authorities to try and nnd aim. His wife
aud members Of the family fear he has
met with foul play. He Is So years Of age
and has been in the employ Of the motor
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
ReaI Estate Tran.fer..

These transfers were nled yesterday In
the abstract, title and loan ONCE Of ]. w.
Bquires, 101 Pearl street:
Christian C. Mass and wife to John ].
Taylor, IA acres In southeast corner
u-14-4l. W. d......... ~. {. .-........$ So
Jennie A. Gibson and husband to ole
Jensen, lot 10. block 9, Crawford's
Insurance Company OF North America
to ~PhiISaeiGhia Mortgas e and ~ Trust ITn
"a and neA nwA nwA 24-75-44. W. d.. /
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust COM
pany to Leonard Everett, executor,
Adoiph Wunder and wife to Leonard
Koch. sr., ~ acres south and east
OF creek in swk seh nwN n-77-4l;
w. r. Roberts and wife to Mary A.
wayrick,. lot I. block Z. Turkeys
C. 5. Lefrerts and wife to Leonard
Everett, executor, lot 2, block 10,
Evans I'd Bridge add, W. d.......... 80
Daisy Covalt Hardell and husband to
A. w. Covalt. lot I in subdiv, of lot
IS OF original plat, ". d;..""...... 1000
Lima p. II; Eldridge TO THOMAS Burk'
Jackson's add. W 'd.e..";.,:~~:..:". 1900
Treasurer to A. J; Seaman. lot 8, block
n Howsrd's add t. d...xy.I.. 4
same 10 same, lot q block /. Everett's
same saS,' to . Same, lot 8, block IL. Bayiiss
a Palmer's add, I. d..,.......... 2
Same 70 same. lot s. block 81, Riddles
same s1S0I To- same. lot il. block 81. Rid:
same 10 same, lot ., block 20, and lot
block q, Bryant & Clark's sub
same to same. undivH lot IL. block :
20, and all lot T. block "a. Bryant &
Ciark's subdiv,, T. d...."...""-... s
Seventeen transfers. .$24.ss2
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
E1cursion Train DeraIled.

GRINNELL, Ia. May 2S.-(special Tele-
gram.)-Passenger No. 4 from Des Moines
arriving here at 1880 o'clock this evening
and carrying several hundred college stu
dents from Grinnell and Iowa City, re-
turning from the state meet at Des Moines,
was derailed this evening within a quarter
Of a mile Of the station. The smoker was
placed crosswise the track, and though sew
eral were severely Jared, no one was hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24

petition in $4,000 damage suit against A.
J.. Groat. The plaintiff alleges through pc
tition that defendant Illegally sold her hus-
band intoxicating liquors. which caused his
fall from a wagon, Meltvedt sustained in
juries in the fall which resulted fatally in
a few days. The accident occurred at Bad
ger. where Groat runs "Mulet" saloon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
Milwaukee Commences TraekisyinE

MUscATINE. Ia, May 2s.-(speeial.)-
Work began today on laying rails out Of
Muscatine on the new Milwaukee cut-on
from here TO OttumwR. Already the rails
are down between the Cedar and Iowa riv-
ers, the track being laid each way from
Conesville. The line leaves the Rock Island
at this point and 1t is confidently predicted
that trains Will be running by ~Thanksgiv-
ing. This end will be completed before the
Ottumwa end.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
Cass Democrats to Meet in June.

PLATTSMoUTH, Neb., May 23.-(spe-
cial.)-The Cass county democratic con-
vention will be held in Union June IA to
select delegates to attend the state con-
vention at Grand Island.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-24
New bank for Rritton.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., May 23.-(Special)
"A new banking institution, to be known
as the Marshall County bank, will open for
business at Britton ina few days. George
Bingham will be the proprietor.