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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
COUNCIL BLUFFS.



Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rues.
Lenert, eyeslght specialist. 900 broadway
Miss Edgar Hafer Is visiting friends In
Atchison, Kan.
from their trip to Hot Springs. s. ID.
Mrs. Farnsworth and dausnters are home
from California, where they spent the sum-
ner.
wanted at once, boy with pony to carry
Bee route. Apply at the ONCE. No. 10 Pearl
street.
Wr. and Mrs. W. 4. Kern LEFT las, even.
death OF a brother OF Mrs. Kern.
For sale-My home at Sb South First
street.; n mcoern six-room cottage large
lot n shade, trees. Cah al oSsa broao-
way. c. r. Nicholson.
Mayor Morgan and the executive commit
tee request that everybody decorate not
private residences as we'll. In honor OF the
Visiting Philippine veterans.
II is reported that the warehouse. which
the property recently purchased by Il from
y. Gunnoude will be occupied BY stewart
Bros, the wholesale grocery firm OF this
city.
Mr.. John Freese and Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Garlowsk desire to extend their sincere
thanks TO their many friends who SO Kindly
assisted them during the sickness and
death OF the late daughter Of the former,
Miss Katie Frcese.
DIR. w. e. Keller, who was appointed by
the I1NY bOAIu Oh IICdlNn " CalG LOA 50
smallpox cases, settled his claim yesterday
by accepting the $500 which the County
Board OF Supervisors offered. DR.. Refers
original claim amounted to S3,168.
Mabel, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Goodrich, SIS West Broadway, died yester-
day evening, aged IS years. The feAeral
will be held Thursday afternoon from the
residence at 1880 o'clock and Will be prt-
vate. Burial viii be In Fairview cemetery.
The receipts in the general fund at. the
Christian Home last week were $l54.t4,
being 1875 below the needs Of the week.
In the managers fund the receipts were
S25.5l, being Se.4e below the needs OF the
week and Increasing the deficiency In this
fund to &14l6 to date.
CONGRESSMAN Smith will leave this morn
ing for Hastings, where this afternoon he
will make an address before the Mills
County Veterans association. Colonel !. j.
'Steadman OF this city Is also on the pro-
gram for an address. Thursday Congress-
man Smith will deliver an address at
Guthrie Center at the old Settlers reunion.
Mrs. Merriam, secretary OF the Council
Bluffs branch of the National Theosophical
isociety, wishes 1t stated that the work on
"Esoteric Christianity" by Mrs. Besant was
presented to the public library by. the ma
ftional committee and not by the local So
ciety, a fund having been started to place
the book in public libraries IN every city
where the Theosophical society has a
branch.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

up before the meeting Of the national So
eiety At this reunion One will be to con-
soiidate the Philippine Island veterans' 90
ciety and the National Society. Army Of
the Philippines. II is understood that a
delegation win be here from So. Loui TO
urge this consolidation.
Proposal 70 Extend M~embership.
The second proposition is to extend the
limit on membership from those soldiers
and sailors who served in the Philippines
prior to July !, 1901, 70 include those who
served during the last year. thus placing
the limit at July 4. 1909.
Portland. Ore. It is said. will be In the
field for next years reunion and viii have
a strong delegation TO secure It. Portland
wanted It this year and would have cap
tured It had not the advantages OF Coun-
ell BLUFFS been 50 prominently put forth
by Lieutenant Macrae, president OF the
Iowa society. Des Moines, Il Is expected.
viii send a delegation Of fifty, which will
reach here this afternoon.
Some Of the early arrivals yesterday to
attend the reunion were; Captain Charles
s. Baxter Of Chicago. Lieutenant Woodruff
OF Company d. Fifty-irst Iowa volunteers,
from Knoxville; Lieutenant Gaines OF Com
pany l. from Bedford; Captain Evan Young
OF Piankington. S. D.. who served with
the First Dakota volunteers as FIRST iieu-
tenan and regimental adjutant and later
served as captain in the Eleventh United
States volunteer cavalry; Lieutenant J. II.
Hubbard Of Company r. First South Da-
kota volunteers. from DeSmet, s. D.;
Colonel A. 8. Frost OF the First South Da-
kOtas. who Is also a brevet brigadier gen.
eral.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
Physician Accused of eBoouesssns.'

SIOUX FALLS. 8. D., Aug. I2.-(special.)
ID. D.. Collins. deputy United States mar
shall, while in Sioux Falls yesterday an
nounced the arrest Of ''Doc' Howard. q
once prominent physician Of Sisseton, on
the charge Of selling liquor to Indians.
Until about two years ago the accused, who
Is a graduate OF medical colleges at Edin-
SaFs aEa Dublin, was n prosperous prac-
ticing physician at Sisseton. In default Of
bonds in the sum Of $500 for his appear
ance at the regular September term Of
United States court at Deadwood. he has
been lodged in the Brown county Jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
Kssp clean. urs puek. Msehanlss .oap.
orders for g. A. n.

Captain s. H. Craig Of Abe Lincoln post.
Grand Army Of the Republic. issued this
order last evening:
Ali members OF Abe Lincoln post No. q
will renort at post Headquarters Thursday.
August il. at 10 q. m. sharp, 20 take part
in the parade in honor of the Philippine
veterans. 1t 10 hoped and expected hat
every membeF Of the post win make an
extra effort TO turn out on his occasion
and assist In making the reunion q grand
success. Ali the veterans OF the civil war
are most cordially invited TO participate
with US on this occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
HYMENEAL.


MISSOURI VALLEY. Ia. Aug. 12.-(sps-
cia l.)-Yesterday morning at 6 O'Clock
Charles Deur and Miss Bessie Moore. both
prominent young society people of this city.
were married at the Catholic parsonage
Rev. Father Mullen oficiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Deur departed on a morning train
for northern Iowa. whefe they Will spend
a couple Of weeks at the lakes. After
September 1, they will be at home to their
friends N East Erie street.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

Seth Reed, q special oficer employed by
the Union Pacific, INDUCED in a costly
siesta Monday evening. Feeling somewhat
tired and indisposed after patrolliny the
yards all day he lay down under a tree at
sixteenth street and Broadway and fell
asleep. When he awoke and looked for
his watch to ascertain the time he dis
covered It was missing. The timepiece
vas valued at $3.50. John MCGEE. a stranger
who was seen In the vicinity Of the slum-
bering %oficer, was arrested on suspicion,
but a search Of his person failed to reval
the watch.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
rrouhls for saIoon Men.

James Casey and Charles J. Harden, who
were granted permission at the meeting Of
the city council Monday night to conduct a
saloon At 1e7 West Broadway in the Ogden
hotel. already have trouble on their hands.
Yesterday John Jay Frainey brought suit
in the district court to enjoin them from
selling Intoxicating liquors in violation OF
the mulct law. When asked his reasons
for bringing suc a suit Frainey replied
hat they were above u~nfayorable com-
ment."
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

While Pierre had been for several years
securing It's gas supply from the wells in
the city, the question OF what might be
found below the present gaa fow, had al
ways been a matter OF speculation and there
was q general desire TO investigate the mat
ter further.
The gas supply secured from the artesian
water was suflcient for present needs OF
the city, but there was q strong belief that
the sending Of a drill further down would
develop something more substantial in the
way Of gas, and the organization was per-
fected for that purpose.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
white lake Gets FIouring MlI.

SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. Aug. 1~2.-(special.)
After efforts extending over several
years, a company has been formed for the
purpose OF building and operating a -four
ing mill at White Lake. The mill will be
built by a atock company. one-half OF the
stock to be owned in White Lake and the
balance by members Of the Spencer MILL
ing company Of spencer. Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
Puek,s pomestle soap !. best.
Puck's Domestic soap IS best for lauEdry.
Big Plans for Labor nay.

Big Plans for Labor Day.
The committee OF the trades and labor
assembly in charge Of the arrangements for
the celebration Of Labor day has received
word that the Omaha unions will Join with
the Council Bluffs unions In the observ-
ance of the holiday in this city. This gives
assurance that the Labor day celebration
in Council Bluffs this year will be one Of
the biggest denominations in the history
Of organized labor In the city. 1t Is ex-
pected tnat &C Ieast zsvvv men viii - -
line In the parade. AS the Elks' street
fair and carnival will pen on Labor day,
the special rates made by the railroads
for that will be In force and this. it is ex-
pected. will bring in a number Of visitors
from the surrounding own to the cele-
bxatton and picnic at Union Driving park.
Negotiations are pending with the Illinois
CensweI railroad to run a special train
.fFom Omaha to the Driving park for the
accommodation Of the Omaha unions.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
FOR REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE
Examination of Applicants for low
ernnsnt Positions to he Hello
In south Dakota.

XANKToN, s. D., Aug. l2.-(speclai.)-
A good opportunity IL offered to many young
men throughout the state who have been
unable to enter West Point or AnpapolIs
on account Of the limited number OF an.
pointments to take the civil service exl
animation for the position Of cadet in the
revenue cutter service. Senator Gamble
has just been advised by the Civil Service
commission Of examinations which will be
held at Aberdeen. Deadwood. Mitchell and
WATERFOWL OF August Is. zs and 81 for
this position. Candidates must be between
lS and rs years OF age. and not less than
hve feet three inches in height. When
once appointed they receive a salary Of $500
per annum and one ration a day, and at the
end OF two years Of satisfactory service
are commissioned by the president as
lieutenants at a salary Of 81, 400. The op-
portunities in this service are considered
by many to be equal with that in the army
or navy. Applicants may apply either to
the United States Civil Service commission
az Washington, or to the secretary Of the
local Board Of Examiners at the postofice
in each place named for full particulars.
The government is anxious to eecure the
services of bright, capable young men for
this work. and the opportunities for pro-
motion are as good. II not better, than
In any other branch OF the government
service into which a young man might
enter.
The examination will cover the following
subjects: spelling, general geography,
general history. and constitutional history
Of the United States, grammar composition
and rhetoric, mathematics, including alge-
bra, geometry and trigonometry. physics,
English literature. one modern language,
Frenon, German OF spanish, general lnIor-
nation. As a result Of this examination
It is expected that about eight or ten ap-
pointments will be made some time during
the coming summer, to the position Of
eadat.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
Retail Merchants to oruanire.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., Aug. ~l2.-(SpeciaI.)
AT a meeting held at Parker by the vari-
GUS retail merchants Of Turner county Il
was decided to organize al association OF
retail merchants. which will be auxiliary to
the Retail Merchants association Of South
Dakota. Another meeting viii be held in
about two weeks at Hurley. at which time
a permanent organization will be per-
fected.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
Alleged Robber is Captured.

Ell PAsO, Tex, Aug I'm. b. Davis of
the Weils-Fargo Express company has re-
ceived a telegram from the ~company's de-
tectivea at Zaraguossa, Mexico, announcing
the capture Of James Parish, the third OF
the alleged Mexican Central robbers The
dispatch stated that some money was re-
covered whom Parish was captured, but
the amount is not given. A reward OF 500
was posted by the WellB-Fargo company
for the arrest OF Parish.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
WOMAN CHS THREE YEARS
Name Hill Mast Serve Time in south
Dakota Pen~iteRSiary for XIII
ing Kittie King.

sTURGIs, 8. D.. Aug. ~12.-(special Tele-
gram. )-Mame Hill. who shot Kittie King
in this city on the morning Of March 20.
was at . o'clock this morning sentenced
by Judge Rice to three years in the state
penitentiary at Sioux Falls.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
Leslie stockman wants Place.

PIERRE. s.. D.. Aug. 12.-(specIal.)--D.
+. catlin. the well-known stockman, at
Leslie. is . candidate for the democratic
nomination to the state senate from the
stanley-Lyman county district. and the
chances are that he will be given the nomi-
nation, without a contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13


these transfers we're nlsd yesterday in
the abstract, title and loan once OF J. w.
Squire. l01 Pearl street;
n. r. Beard TO Peter Weis. part lot T.
In original plat lot IS. ". d...-......t ll0
Josephine Marks TO Benjamin Marks,
part Ell mex = and part WA nwA 10
Ernest r. Hart TO J. II. Mavne. lot J.
Auditors subdiv, nwh sell 2o-7s-4s.
sssa a asgei 70 70 hrnss. Z lials sea 1850
y. "A. Messmore 70 Edwin Parker 81
lot 5 and ~ " Is feet lot 4. block
q Heere' add. ". ........... 100
William Il. Dale 10 Emma r. Kinney,
lots 10 ana II, block IS. Carson, W. d 1850
County treasurer 10 G. ID. Dillin, lots
n and ~ block 81. and lots IS 10 a.
block S.. Railroad add, I, d,......... q
Same 20 same. lot l. block 26; lot 10.
block 80. lot Is. block So, lots IS. ~.
p. block 50; lots 3 10 block q; lot H.
block 81 lots Is. 10, 90 block 81, Rail-
same 70 ]. A. L Walden. cutot l.
Nil add. l. II
Total nine transfers ............s so, 76f
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

tion Ia called for August 20. and no build
ing large enough can be secured to accom-
modate the convention. The opera house
Is being demolished for improvements and
no other building IS large IL obtalnable.
Eight hundred DELEGATES are expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
New Creamery for Geddes.

SIOUX FAILS. s. D.. Aug. 1~2.-(special.)
1T Is now Al assured fact that Geddes
will have a new creamery in the near flu
ture. II Will be established by @. ].
Wurtz Of Bayard. Ia To start with the
new institution will have the milk Of 1000
owl.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
Ne PIaee 20 Convsne.

WATERLOO. Ia. Aug. 12.-(special.)-
Rev. John A. Earl. county chairman OF the
prohibition central committee has trouble
on his hands. He secured the state pro-
hibition convention for this city on promise
70 take care Of the delegates. The corven-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

WATERLOO. Ia, Aug. 1a.-(speciai.)-I
Mayor Martin has again cast a deciding
vote IN the city council. declaring that no
more saloon licenses will be, granted until
the city shows an increase IN population
In proportion with the present ratio.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
WATER GUsHER AT PIERRE
Flow of Fifteen Hundred Gallons Per
Minute struck while Drill
inE Gas Well.

PIERRE, s, D.. Aug. 12.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The drill in the new gas we'll
last night struck a flow Of water 1900 feet
which spouts twenty feet above the mouth
Of the we'll. It is the largest well In the
state, being eight inches at the bottom.
Tn flow is estimated at 1900 gallons
per minute and as 1t is gas bearing water
an immense supply is assured. The flow
OF water after the gas Is taken out is
suficient for a large amount of power itself.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

PERRY. Ia. Aug. 12.-(speciaI)-The
body Of Ed F~1tzGibbons. one Of the victims
of the Rhodes railroad disaster, which was
inferred at this place Saturday with eight
others, was exhumed yesterday and taken
to Omaha. A sister Of the dead man sent
an undertaken for the body.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
Cal pe,-a Hoars ID Laher.

BOONE, Ia. Aug. 12.-(specia 1.-THE
Telephone company voluntarily raised
the salaries Of It's employees here yesterday.
The raise was made by reducing the num-
Der Of hours work from ten and In some
cases eleven hour TO nine hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
seven Carr An : pitch.

HURON. g.. D., Aug. l2.--(Speciai.)-A
southbound way freight on the Northwest
ern. Conductor Higgins and Engineer
Ebert, met with an accident a few miles
this side Of Hawarden Saturday evening.
A truck broke. throwing seven cars into
the ditch and seriously injuring three
tramps that were riding on the brakebeams.
A wTecking outfit went from here to the
scene Of the accident the same evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
Davis ssus paints.
Use any scap so ip Picks soAp.
Gravel roofinN, A. H. Read. 541 Broadway


|
Trouble over strike Breakers.
Three strike-breakers at the Union Pa
cinc transfer. after receiving their pay
Monday we're escorted up town by Special
Ofhcer Watt L make some purchases.
Watt took them to his house to wait while
he eat his supper before eseorting them
back to the yards. Several Of the omaha
strikers who had followed them to the
house. entered the yard at the Watt home
and endeavored to talk to the strlke-break-
ers. but Ohicer Watt interfered. The
Omaha men refused to leave the place when
ordered and Watt selzed a croquet mallet,
but was prevented from striking BY his wife.
On Of the strikers gave Wait a Gun over
the ear and he then drew bis revolver and
forced the men from tbs yard. Special
Omcer Weir then assisted Watt in escort
ing the three strike-breakers back to the
transfer depot. No report OF the ARRAY
was made 70 the city police.
Charged with Cashiag Forged Checks.
Fred T. Davis claiming to be from DAN
bury. Neb., Is under arrest at the city
fail charged with forgery and obtaining
money under false pretenses. He was
taken into custody on complaint Of Mrs.
Emma Metcalfe, who alleged that he had
induced her to cash a check for SIC which
proved to be worthless. Davis was taen-
tined al the city jail by W. A. Watkins, a
saloonman Of Omaha. and w. b. Armour, a
hackman Of the same city, as the party
who had worked on forged checks on them.
Wetklns cached two, one for st5 and the
other for $40. Armour was caught toAhe
tune Of 81. Davis used checks on the
FIRST National and Union National banks OF
omaha- He claimed TO be a cattleman.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

Rates ABOVE named are for round trip
tickets.
O-Dates OF sale: Aug. 1-i5th, inc; Sept.
l-10th, INCL. Return, Oct. Slst. On other
days in July and August rate will be one
Q-Dates OF sale; sept. soth. Re-
turn, Oct. 31st.
G)-Dates OF sale: August 3-7th, inclusive.
Also circuit tours via Duluth or Chicago
and steamer, Via the Great Lakes. Special
Minnesota. Wisconsin, North Dakota ana
eastern points.
Write us where you are going and We
will be glad to give you full information,
Let US mako your Sleeping Car or teamer
reservations In advance.
Call at Illinois Central City Ticket once.
No. 14oz Farnam Street, or address,,
w. II. BRILL,
Dist. Pass. Agt., Ill. Cent. r. r..
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
rotal nIne tranafers -.
CUTLER

DIRECTOR
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-15

up to the left side OF the bus.
h n pretty knot The hat IS 3, '.1 .sauss.
ololoered batiste made over "a white white co.
iiDil med with big black velvo, ,l , aua
white -, cbso gressy gown is Of bl s't'
with white lace applique me Si'eiy tima.s5
p I OF the lace down the fro- ,e'Ii las
lace bands circle II. M -- -.- and Iva
cent, centre panels Of lace ana de ,sg'es have
t of lace ne snS %a list Is enerced BY tro 5
down either side. A whit. ro ,lle cascade
tooue with long black velvet rl, Ss5eatasl
N the back, carries OUT tbe ,.S.oa ends
effect Of the costume 9l1lureslua
Another pretty black and ws4.
SIX Is trimmed in white taTets -. '.fesel
are set black velvet bands 1-, ~ which
lace forms the collar ana raegani..p.o ia.
the lace are set on the front ,ri ,- e
straw hat is bound with BLACK va6 ''s "n'.s
TWO pink roses are set beueaL. Axe s-- -'a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-15
THE POPE'S WARDROBE
Gorgeous Robes of State Fill Three
Rooms.

I One OF the greatest burdens in the life Of
8 Pope Leo XIII is the necessity for con-
; stantly assuming the pomp OF a great
ruler.
The aged Pontif would fair live the last
days Of his life in placid quetude, free
from tie gorgeous ceremonials that are a
part OF the duties OF the Office. Not the
least OF the Pope's troubles is the costly
and extensive wardrobe that he IS com
PEELED TO keep always at hand, and the
fact that every day, and sometimes more
, than once a day, he has TO submit 10
having his worn frame clothed in mag
HiiceHt apparel in order 10 be dressed
appropriately FOR some state occasion
No king or emperor can boast OF
wardrobe so magnificent as that OF Leo
XIII. Three great rooms at the Vatican
are set apart for the storage OF these COS
tunes. and a small army Of attendants IS
always busy either putting away the gar
ments. brushing them. or getting them
ready for the Pope's use.
The Ponuh dresses differently At differ
ent seasons Of the year. During Lent he
assumes garments Of red. even his shoes
being Of ruby hue. At Easter the Pontfff
appears clothed in immaculate white. The
small cap that the Pope wears and the
slippers that encase his feet are always
the color OF his costume. He has caps
and slippers enough TO make a change
every day in the year and not wear the
same cap or slippers twice during the
three hundred and sixty-fve days The
Pope's slippers are a most important part
OF his wardrobe. On great coca sions he
wears a gorgeous pair made Of fine vel
vet. with a golden cross embroidered On
the right slipper. This cross devout vfsi-
tors are permitted 10 kiss On the Iaft
slipper there are embroidered the crest
Of the church-cTossed keys. sUrmou1ted
By tiara and draped with paHiun.
The POpes gloves are as costly as his
slippers. They are made OF white wool
taken from the backs OF sheep bred espe-
ciaIy for this purpose and used for no
other than TO supply the Pontin with
gloves. one family has the privilege Of .
growing the wool for the papal gloves.
and the privilege Is very jealousy guard .
ed The gloves are richly embroidered
With pearls IN the shape OF 4 cross.
The SUPPLIES that are worn By the Pope
on audience days are made OF lace that
Is hundreds OF years old and almost price ,
less Ga value