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bon Obio.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
Lewis Held for Torgery.

p. @. Lewis, charged with forging orders
for nursery stock and securing commission
On them from the Crescent Nursery COM
pany Of this city, by which he was en-
oloyed. waived a preliminary examination
II the superior court yesterday morning
ind in default Of. bail placed at $500 by
Judge Snyder. was committed to the county
all. .e
Lewis, whose right name is said to be
Headley, was arrested Tuesday evening at
71 California street, Omaha. where he
-oomed, and wa brought across the river
BY Detective Callaghan. 1t is alleged that
Lewis turned. in forged orders to the
AMOUNT OF $50, upon which he was paid
commission. The information was predi-
'ated on the alleged forged order of W. E.
Dawson Of the Sandwich Manufacturing
company. The amount of this alleged order
IS s1G
Lewis, or Headley, is said to be from
~'henandoah. Ia. although in court yes
erday morning he said he wal born In
Racine, Wis, He is said to have served
n the Philippine campaign in the Fifty
irst Iowa volunteers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
work ON Auditorium.

Contractor James Saguin has a steam
lie driver and a force of men at work
in the concrete for the foundations
Z the auditorium and stock sales pavilion
Washington avenue and Bryant street.
\ e. Cox, the architect, expects to nave
he plans ready for the. contractors to bid
N by the time Mr.. Saguip finishes the
Preliminary work for the foundations.
In order TO have the building in shape
hat 1t can be utilized for the National
horticultural congress in December, # is
to work two gangs, one during
he day and another at night by electric
|ght. BY this plan, it is believed the
can be sufficiently completed to
old the big fruit show in.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
Matters in District Court.

Alleging that some absorbent sponge or
auze was left in his abdomen after he
lad been sewn up following an operation
or appendicitis, Charles r. Chase yes
-erday filed In the district court suit for
10000 against Drs. A. p. Condor and s.
r. Hopkins OF Omaha and f. w. Hough-
on Of this city.
The operation was performed, the plain
iff states, in June of this year. He asks
IA for loss of time, $50 alleged to have
been paid to another surgeon who was
compelled to perform a second operation
to remove the absorbent material which
had been left in his abdomen; $l2O for hos
pital expenses and the remainder OF the
$4,000 to compensate him for the physical
and mental pain which he suffered as the
result OF the alleged neglect OF the de-
PENDANTS.
DR.. Houghton of this city, one OF the
defendants In the case, stated yesterday
that he merely administered the anaes-
thetic preparatory to the operation and
did not assist in the surgical work.
Mrs. Frances Mowery filed suit for di-
vorce from Shedrick Joseph Mowery. to
whom she was married In this city on
February IA, 1894, She alleges that owing
to the cruel and inhuman treatment by
her husband she was forced to leave him
January 5 of this year. She also charges
the defendant with being an habltual
drunkard. In addition to the divorce Mrs.
Mowery asks to be awarded the custody
OF their four minor children and that the
defendant be e~njoined from interfering
with her or the children pending the de
termination OF the suit.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
I~nvesHgatinE Poorfnrm.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. oct. s.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-sensstional charges made by the
inmates of the county poor farm that they
have been mistreated by superintendent
]. p. Copeland and his assistants, were in
vestfgated today by the board Of supervis-
ors,, who made a trip to Sergeant Bluff for
that purpose. The testimony of the wit
nesses was conflicting, some claiming that
they had been beaten insensible and COM
PEELED to go without food, while others de-
nounced the stories as false. superintend-
ent Copeland, who is a brother of one Of
the Supervisors entered a general denial.
A grand jury investigation will probably
follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09

WATERLOO, Ia. oct. S-(Special)-The
session Of the grand council OF Royal and
Select Master Masons now held in this
city are attended by over 100 persons and
at the business meeting every officer but
one was present. Most Illustrious Grand
Master Lawrence Of Muscatine, Ia, made
an address of much interest and the re-
ports OF officers all showed fine work had
been done. The following officers for the
ensuing year have been selected Most IL
lustrious Grand Master, F. N. Fowler OF
Ames: Right IllrEtr5ous Deputy Grand
Master. I. T. Forbes of Marshalltown;
Grand Principal Conductor OF Work, z.
NJ. Willard OF Atlantic; Grand Treasurer,
Frank II. Macarthur, and Grand Secretary,
Alfred Wingate. In financial conditions
ali reports were favorable.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
Iowa News Notes.

MARSHALLTOW1N-Mrs Mary Butler.
of Bromley, who was fearfully burned
while ~fumagating her chicken house late
Saturday afternoon, died as a result of
injuries early this morning.
MARSHALLTOWN-The annual conven-
tion of the Roman Catholic Mutual Pro-
t%ectiye society of Iowa, embracing
Nebraska and South Dakota, opened at
Breda. Iowa for a two days session
Wednesday.
Observation-Disclosures s. Watkins of
Ohio, prohibition candidate for vice pres.
ident, proved an extremely poor political
drawing card in this city last night, when
he faced an audience of less than 100 peo-
pie. Mr.. Watkins is stumping the south
west in the interest of his party.
MARSHALLTOWN-Samuel Smith, aged
30 years, suicide at his home
In Colfax yesterday by shooting himself
rived they found Smith conscious, although
80 calibeT bullet had passed through
Us skull. He refused to say why he tried
o kill himself. He died a short time
afterwards.
MARSHALLTOwN-The prospects of a
aattlement of the strike of the Iowa Cen
al shopmen, which has been on since
April p. were frightened today when
General Superintendent ID. G. Noonan, met
a general aominittee, representing all OF
he unions involved. There is a persistent
umor about, which cannot be verified
that there is a likelihood of settlement.
Observation-Disclosures a powder
lie and using b. B. caps for raisins, IL
ear-old Eddie Bridgeman, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Brldgeman, set fire to
Z and as a result may lose the sight OF
both his eyes. The family was moving
and Eddi with some of his playmates
.tound a quantity of cartridges. Taking
vas made into a pie, with a paper crust
md the caps were stuck into the pie. 1t
vas then touched off by Eddie, and the en-
ire pie exploded in his face.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09

Nora Casey. S7f9 Avenue A. was quaran-
tined yesterday afternoon for diphtheria.
Ivanhoe commandery, Knights Templar,
will meet this evening for drill Refresh
ments win be served at the close Of the
The articles Of incorporation adopted
Tuesday night by the National Horticul-
tural congress-, were nled for record yes
terday.
we manufacture our own cement blocks.
They are good for all time 70 come and
cost less than good brick. G. Hafer Lum-
Der oompany.
Burning rubbish in the cellar OF the house
at $50 MINISTER street gave the fire depart
The only damage done to the interior was
from the smoke
Lost-A lady's gold watch and chain:
High school locker key No. "a attached to
chain Return to w. II. Mullen. 3A VIII
liam street. and receive reward.
Mrs. Marian Miller Of 1915 Dodge street.
Omaha. yesterday filed an application with
the State Board OF Control for the parole
of her son., James L. Coleman. from the
State Insane isylum at clarinda.
Rev. Henry DeLong performed the mar
and lille Ford. both Of Omaha; Q. G..
Bishop of Omaha and Anna Anken OF Nor
rison, Ill, and r. c. Kuiken Of this city and
Maggie A. Bryan Of Sedalia, Mo.
e A. Stewart, the real estate agent re-
Gently committed TO the county jail for
thirty days for intoxication, was yesterday
committed by Judge Thorneil OF the dis
trlct court to the State Hospital for Inc
ibriates at Knoxville for three years, I'M
less sooner discharged
The adiutant general has called upon the
county auditor to furnish him with a list
OF all persons In Pottawattamie county
subject TO military duty. This includes all
persons between the ages OF rs and IS who
are not exempt by reason OF physical disa-
Ibility or other causes. This list Is required
every two years and entails much work
on the auditors office, as Il usually COM
prises about 5000 names. This year As
SCISSOR Hardin returned the names OF only
LOGS persons IN the city of Council Bluffs
subject to such service.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
Restorative
Treatment for
Nervous Men

Coming from a source of un-
questioned authority on the all
ments OF men It is presumed to
be infalhble. while the profession
generally endorse the ingredients
and prescribe them In many diff
ferent forms Of various diseases.
The following formula is highly
efficient In quickly restoring in
nervous exhaustion, melancholia,
anxiety, timidity in yenturing, dig
Einess. heart palpitation, trembling
limbs, insomnia, thinness. cold ex-
tremities, tired-all-in feeling and
general inability TO do those
natural and rational acts upon
which depends q mans success and
happiness In social and everyday
life.
The instructions for mixing at
home secretly so that no embar-
rassment may be felt, are as fol-
lows: First get three ounces OF
syrup sarsaparilla compound and
one ounce compound fluid balm
wort; mix and let stand two hours.
Then add n ounce compound
eEsepoe eardiol and one ounce tine
ture eadomene, and mix all to-
gether. The directions are to take
one teaspoonful after each meal
and one when retiring. until
bounding health and full strength
ara restored. Even a few weeks
will witness most wonderful re-
suits.
Astonishing nervous force and
equilibrium follow the treatment,
no matter how serious the case.
This contains no opiates what
eyer and may also be used by
. women who suffer with their
nerves and with absolute certainty
OF prompt and lasting benefits.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
Miner KiIIcn nv Cars.

FORT, DODGE. Ia. oct. ESPECIAL Tele-
g~ram.)-Christ. F. Walker, a miner at a
gypsum mill, late last night was struck
by an Illinois Central passenger train and
killed instantly. He was on a viaduct over
the Fort Dodge-Des Moines Interurban
when hit. AS he has no relatives in this
country he will be buried by the county.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09

the uniform certificate law will be l.. {.
NTH of Osceola, r.. r. Wood of Adel,
:. j. Conley of New Hampton, 4. Antrim
4 Mount Pleasant, Jane lRcddiclS of Cory
Ion, Laura NJ. r. Cow Of Chafitbnj y. j.
Hook of DEBORAH, e. .E. Kuhn OF Bedford,
p. c. Arlidson of Independence and Il
NJ. Boggs of Guthrie Center, The October
examination will be held at the. county
seats, October 2S, 20. and SO-and the read
crs will assemble in this eity(on November
8 for the purpose Of reading pa pers.r ~. .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09

Is president OF the association and will be
In charge OF the meetings here. The an
nual gatherings have usually been held In
Shenandoah where the headquarters Of the
association are and where Rev. Mr.. Hanley
conducts a training school for missionaries.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred weise. returned mis-
slonaries from Africa. are expected to
In attendance az the convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
DoIlIver i'm AnIson.. place:

FORT DODGE, Ia. oct. S-(Special 'Tcie-
gram. )~-senator Dollver wa today advised
hat he has been appointed 70 a place on
he waterways oonnmlssIons made vacant
by Senator Allison's deatha The sappoint-
nent is significant because Reosevcit
chose Allison on account or his wide rnnge
of knowledge OF the natural resources of
the country and his Judgment In suggest
ing means OF conserving them, Delivers
appointment would Indicate tho president
felt Thea same concerning g him. = rs ehc'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
RtnI Ertnte Trnn.fer..

These Transfers were reported to The
Sec October I. by the Pottawattamie
ounty abstract company OF Council Bluffs:
'urgen Sager and wife to Henry w.
Anderson, glot Is, in block s, town of
Minden, Ia, d...,"w..",....-....s2 $500
ohm s. Smith and wife to August
Anderson, lots 3 and 4, block ~, town
of Bentley, " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Henry N. Anderson and wife to Mag
define stuhr, lot 10, block s. original
plat of Minden, Ia, W d....."....,..... 1900
Three transfers. total. So 500
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09

CHARLES CITY, Ia, oct. s.-tspceial
Telegram. )-sheriff shertnerhoTn filed suit
for 5000 damages against the Daily In
telligencer for alleged hbelous publication.
The suit is the outgrowth of a bitter, fight
that the paper is making on shermerhorn.
the regular republican nominee OF the June
primaries. s- .r..
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. S.-Harvard won
the intercollegiate lawn tennis singles to-
day. In the double the semi-final round
will be played tomorrow. Summaries.
Singles. semi-final round: A. s. Dabney,
Harvard. beat G. r. Schmidt. Psnnsyl-
vania. 6-3: 6-1; n. w. Niles. Harvard. beat
II. NJ. Tilden. Pennsylvania. 6-l: 81.
Doubles. second round: Niles and Dab
ney. Harvard, beat Waltrous and Stevens.
Yale, 60; ca Holden and Bundy. Yale,
beat Schmidt and KawaskL P~snnsYlvania.
e-lf "a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09


The biggest democratic vote polled in the
state was the first campaign by Bryan
when he received 223, IA votes. Every
presidential year since then the democratic
vote has decreased and the republican vote
increased, though that of Roosevelt in 1901
was about the same as that of Mckinley
in 1900.
Even II the democratic vote is all held
In line for Bryan this year, there is no
politician who believes that he will get to
exceed 100000 votes, and as a matter of
fact that is really above the normal demo-
cratic majority II anything. At the same
time there is nothing in the campaign that
would indicate any slump from the republi-
cans that could possibly take them below
10000 II any proper and decent work, such
as the campaign committee Is now doing
is kept up throughout the campaign. In
the minds of republicans the majority be-
tween the republicans and democrats in
Iowa has been growing greater instead OF
less and is too great now to be wiped out.
The 3O7, 600 for Roosevelt and Mckinley Is
not far above the normal republican vote
and there is no great national crisis that
could cause any great shake up in the
parties. The normal republican and demo-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09

Here are lands thu, are near raitroeSs. nearly all within ten
miles of an upto date railroad, to be offered at auction. They
have been retailing At $40 TO ns per acre, but there are many
tracts that would be bargains at so. The Saskatoon a Western
Land Co Ltd. prefefs to vhOtssako 80 200 acres Of its holdings in
The heaTf Of SaaAafekeUon. and will therefore offer tor sale this
number Of acres At this important sale. Get ready to 60 aow.
Who knows but that some OF these rich, fertile acres may be
yozTs on = low btdi You do not have to live on this lard 10 get
the big bargain value. The market Is rising. These iands are
. big paying investment for the city man as well as the farmer.
Make your plans 70 60 nos. Arrange your business so you
can be N Regina October 18th, when The Saskatoon a Western
Land Co.'S Sale starts. Or go to Regina and get on the land a
fees dGys peSSiOas TO October I2th, so as to get acquainted
with the great tract and determine what location you prsfsr.
SO far az 10 possible. we VIII accommodate buyers by putting up
at any time any special quarter, halt or whole section. We
eupp1 fires R'nps Of eOery acre ~ ovn d. the heart Of Sas-
katehsaSdn. Uyou desire more complete advance intern alton,
send to our Regina onee for
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
CITY FINANCIAL SHOWING
-
Auditor Complies Report in Accord
ance with the New Law.
COVERS LAST FISCAL YEAR
Valuation Of Property Owned by City
Placed at Eight Hundred sixty
Three Thousand Dollars by
the Auditor.

There was issued from the printers yes
terday a pamphlet containing a detailed
statement showing the receipts ard expcn-
ditures for municipal purposes during the
fiscal year beginning April l, 1907 and end
ing March 81. 1908. This statement was
prepared by City Auditor McAnency in ac-
cordance with the requirements of the
state law governing municipal accounting
This is the first Of such statements or
reports made by this city.
The report covers not only the accounts
ordinarily classified as city receipts and
expenditures, but also all special assess
ments for street and other public improve
ments, parks, public library and the pub
lie schools. the funds Of which are separ-
ately administered by the officers of the
school district.
Besides the figures showing the receipts
and expenditures Of the city, the report
includes the municipal Indebtedness. a rec.
ord OF bonds outstanding at the close OF
the fiscal year, and a statement of the
valuation of the property subject to tax
alton including real property, personal
property, railroad property. telephone and
telegraph property and express companies
property.
The report schedules the municipal pos
sessions at an estimated valuation of
1858, 6sS. as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09

Hay News-The wind of the last week
has been doing a great deal Of hay
trading without the owners consent. It
will be difficult for the real owners to
Identify their properly when stacking time
comes-Eureka News. Hayes Center Times
Republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09

Four Loss Is Lincoln's Gain Ernest
Gould departed Sunday night for Lincoln
70 engage in the creamery business. He
will be greatly missed by the social set.-
North Divide Notes, Sidney Telegraph.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09

This estimated valuation of the 'munlc-
ipal possessions has not appeared before
in any Of the financial statement or re-
ports which have ana from the Of
flee of the city auditor or city treasurer.
Two pages are devoted to supplement
tary information" giving salaries of
heads. of apartments, employees, cost of
service OF public utilities. etc. This sup
Elementary statement shows that Counci!
Bluffs has 21.6 miles of brick paving
2.S2 miles of granite block paving, 4S.05l
miles of storm sewers, 2.S2 miles of san.
itary sewers. 2S9 fire hydrants, 42.6.
miles of water mains and 507 acres H.
parks.
The finaU,ial statement is substan
TALLY a repetition, although in a some
what different form. of the annual finan
cial statements made by both the city
auditir and city treasurer at the close OF
each fiscal year. 1t shows that on April.
1. 1907, the total cash in the hands OF
the city treasurer was see, 21S.0S, anu
that on March 81. 1908, the cash held by
him amounted to 99.637.4T. The total re-
ceipts from all sources during the fiscal
year covered by the report were $4O4,-
027,97. The total cost of running the
municipality, including interest on bonds.
was $322,942.76.
The total receipts from taxes, licenses,
permits, fines and forfeitures amounted
to $226, 0s4.62, as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Quaint and Curious Features of Life
in n Rapidly Growing
State.

Personal-Delbert Phinney has his house
almost COMPLETED and will soon be ready
for a neutrality-suspicious. News, Nor
rell Mail.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
A Break for LihertN

from stomach, liver and kidney trouble is
made when a &c box of Dr. Kings New
Life Pills Is bought. Beaten Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
BIuns Invites Luthernna.

The congregation in st. Johns English
Lutheran church last night decided 20
Invite the Lutheran synod OF Iowa to meet
in Council Bluffs in 1853.
TIT Invitation will be extended to the
synod by Rev. G. w. Snyder. The synod
is TO meet in Davenport the end Of this
week and next week and Rev. NJ. snyder
will leave this morning to attend it's ses-
sions. Carl F. Slough will also attend as
a delegate from ST. Johns church.
The synod comprises the various English
Lutheran congregations in Iowa and its
meetings bring a large attendance Of dele
gates from all parts Of the state. As the
meeting this year Is to be held In the ex-
IRENE eastern part OF the state. an invi-
tation from Council Bluffs for next year
will It is believed by Rev. Mr.. Snyder.
meet with a cordial reception.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09

Smart Set Item-Charlie Hebard left
Monday for Adams county. Charlie seem-d
unusually tired and sleepy Monday morn
irg. We can't account for it unless he
stayed up all night Sunday night, for
fear lie might oversleep and miss his train
Monday. - simla sunbcams, Bridgeport
News-Elade.