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C. M. RENO. THE LOCAL SATURDAP JULY 4, 1903. The Weather.

Pair tonight tomorrow. Joe Novak is pendisng the day in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. A. G.

Prince and two sons of Chicago are guests of Mr. Prince. Mrs Thomas Smith is celebrating the Fourth in Oxtord. Misses Mamie Kennedy Nanna Wieder and Tress. Cla.r A Deling the day -in Oxford Drs.

Swan, Gallager and Harper, recent graduates of the College of Dentistry, all greeted friends in Iowa City Mrs. Frank Novak and Dr. E. E. Novak of Russell, Iowa and New Prague.

Minn, respectively are guests of Miss Matilda Novak Murray Campbell of Des Moines Is in the city today, visiting old friends. He will join Cliff. Musser of Muscatine in that city proceed him to Boston and other eastern cities, for the summer. The surrounding hurgs are celebrating today, far and near There is scarcely a little town within a radius of 25 miles that is not making merry creating pyrotechnic music and enjoying oratory and sport. "The Automobile and the.

Railway as Transport Agents" is the title ofi an interesting and instructive thesis Messrs. Horn and Williams of Windham spent yesterday in Iowa City. Miss Ruth Cotton has left for a summer vacation, to be spent in La Porte, Iowa. K. Hemmons' rural home in Scott will be the scene of a festive Fourth of July celebration tonight.

Congressman M. J. Wade left last evening for Manchester, where he delivered the Fourth of July address today. Louis Biebesheimer has left for his home in Los Angeles, after a brief visit at the homes of his kinsmen, the Epeneters, in Iowa City. Secretary W.

J. McCheney ot the board of regents went to Algona yesterday for an over-Sunday visit with his wife, who is at her parents' home there. A nessage from Chicago announces the iiifiruagfe ol Manley Koser and Miss Nellie Wadsworth The groom is the efficient assistant engineer at the Electric Light company's plant in and the bride is a bright and winrome young woman of Iowa STREET RAILWAY POSSIBLE. Smith Ask Council for Fran- chlse to Build in Iowa City. Would Operate in Connection With the Inter-Urban Railway--McKay Franchise "Busted." Iowa City may have an electric street railway, in part.

Smith Dows asked the council for a franchise last night. This was done through the submission of an ordinance. The ordinance committee introduced the ordinance authorizing William G. Dows and Isaac Smith to "construct a system oi electric wires, poles, and other supports; and to construct, equip, maintain and operate a system of street and inter-urban railway In Iowa City, to be operated in connection with a system of jnter-urban railway, a part of which' shall extend from Iowa City to Cedar Rapids. The ordinance provided that tin- tracks, side tracks, turnouts, switches, and the construction necessary power distribution may be laid, place and operated upon the iollowin streets and alleys.

Burlington street, from the westerl side of Front street to the easterl side of Dubuque stieet, Dubuqu streeet from the southerly side of Bur lington street to the northerly side Washington stieet; Washington stiee from the easterly side oi Dubuqu street to the side of Clinton street; Clinton street from the north Balance, June 30 1007,24 Brick Paving Bond Fund, Special. Balance April $1107.98 Balance June 30 230.26 Library Fund. Balance, April 1 $204.43 Balance, June 30 Cemetery Fund. Balance, April 1 $2248.90 Balance, June 30 2189.77 Sewer District No. 2 Fund.

Overdratt, April 1 Balance, June 30 77.70 Electric Light Fund. Balance April l. $2502.32 Balance June 30 3C22.99 Sewer Dist. No. 1 Fund.

Balance April 1 Balance June 30 7.5.00 Macadam Fund. Balance April 1 Balance June 30 98.17 Recapitulation. Total balance June 30 $11545.74 CHURCH SERVICES. Total overdrafts June 30 23.7G just publishf-d. Guilder of the Tie author is the Brooklyn suspension bridge, Sylvester Stewart, brother of M.

M. Stewart of Iowa City. A bunch of jolly celebrators discharged an anvil cannon several times on Clinton, street near the office this morning. Deputy Marshal Clear- Juan called on the noise makers and suggested a change of base. The anvil -was transferred to the campus, and there the subsequent cannonading took place.

City. The happy couple will live in Coralville or Iowa City, and will receive felicitations from scores of well- wishers. Michael OPeilly, the dispenser of thirst quenchers will be urged by tEe city council to pay $13.50 into the coffers of the municipality. The aldermanic body held a special session some time ago, in order to straighten cut the tangle in the O'Reilly license matter. As a result, everything "came Mike's way," and he was-allowed to continue in business.

The councr- men decided that the custom of proprietors in such cases was to settle the bills--that is to pay the city council's meeting expenses, and thus save the municipality the expense of settling for a session, called to benefit one man and not the public. The owner of the place of business having failed to pay the amount in question City Clerk Dondore has been instructed to prefer a "please remit" request erly side of Washington street to the southerly side of Burlington. The ordinance was given two read ir.gs and action was then postponed until July 17, to which date adjournment was taken. Attorney Stephen Biadley pleaded for his clients, Smith and Dows. ask ing that they be permitted to help City and themselves by bringing their passengers directly into Iowa City.

He deplored the possible sity of landing passengers down on the bottoms, when, as in Cedar Rap ids, they may be brought directly to the doors of the merchants. lie said Smith Dows have carrlecl out every pledge they have made -and are eager to carry out every other pledge they may make. "Don't let silly sentiment make you refuse the streets to a great enterprise," he urged, adding, "any city that has a street that is too good loi MAGAZINE For (903 Here are a few of the features now running or soon to appear. Their titles and authors speak fur themselves unU insure interesting reading: Th0 Romance of Roguery, bj GELETT KURGESS and WILL IRWIN. 9lr Morgan-- Buccaneer, by GIRLS BRADY.

TniO Political StorlCS-- Include Ihc Plot tp Kidnap Lincoln and Jackson's Quarrel with Calhoun. by EDUARU VALLANDIGHAM YOU in College, by Ei EKT JANSEM WEXDELL, My First Graduate-Theodore Roosevelt, by ARTHUR H. CUTLEK; Tom Cartoonist by ALBERT BICELOW I'AINE. ttmrtling Disclosures of European Courtf- sensational revelations of an international spy ihron lieht on th- Drejfus Mjstcry: The Peace Rescript of the Czai; ho Really Killed Jving Humbert, '1 he Late Greek-Turkish War a street railway, is too good for a a city." The McKay-Cofflnherry street railway franchise was "busted" at the same council meeting last night. Councilman Moon introduced-a resolution providing that te "McKay-Cof- flnherry franchise be declared forfeited, for the reason that said grantees have failed to comply with the condl tions set forth in section 19, Ordinance No.

595 (as to nominating streets tc be occupied--this to be done by Mai 2, 1903.) This resolution was adopted, and the McKay-Coffinberry franchise be came a fit subject for a coffin--bury. Other business transacted by the city ocuncil last night was as follows: On the committee's report. Lewis Vassar was allowed $5 for services during pest prevalence of smallpox Fire Chief Messner and Sec retary August Schindhelm prayed the council to make appropration to pay transportation for the Messner run ning team, to Represent Iowa City at the Iowa State Firemen's tournament, which will be held at Sioux City, July Balance July 1 $11,521.98 Approved. Street Commissioner Laughlin reported for June expenditures as follows Streets and alleys, band labor. 12 Teams 257.70 Total H57.82 This was divided as iollows: Grading $410.23 Sweeping streets Ill 75 Mowing weeds 126 00 Road gradei work'.

110.00 Public grounds and buildings. 21.25 ST. WKNCKST.AUS CATHOWC CHURCH. 8 clock Joo'clochm. m.

Sunday School a o'clock p. in. vespers and Benediction. .3 o'clock p. m.

Rev. Joseph Sinkinajor, patsor. ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH. First Mass 8 o'clock a.

in. High Mass 10:30 o'clock a. in. Sunday School 2:30 o'clock p. m.

Vespers and o'clock Literary society exercises at St. Brendan's Hall Sunday evenings at 7-30 Rev. Francis Ward, Rector. ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.

First Mass 7:30 o'clock a. m. High Mass 10 o'clock a. m. Sunday School 2:30 o'clock p.

Vespers and Benediction. .3 o'clock p. Rev. A. J.

Schulle, pastor. A. M. E. CHURCH.

General Class M. Sunday school 2 p. m. Preaching and Song services. ..7:45 p.

m. All are welcome. S. "Wright, pastor. GERMAN LUTHERAN.

Bloomington and Johnson streets. Sunday School a Morning Service 10:15 a- Comfortable Clotting For Hot Weather: Board ot Health 5 75 Streets and alleys 3668 Polls worked 280.0' Approved. Sexton Krotz reported lor June tha he had Aug. 3 large and two smal graves. Mayor Stebbins reported for the quarter ending June receipts cash as follows- Saloons Billiard tables 305 00 Bowling alleys 25 OC Shooting gallery 13.30 Peddlers 7 Q( Vault cleaners i.j.00 Auctioneers 25 00 Evening Service 7:30 p.

Every first and third Sunday of a month; the former iii English, the letter in German. Rev. J. G. Houlein, pastor First Baptist Church.

Sunday school at 9.45. Morning worship with sermon at 11.00: "A Cnnstian's Type ot x-atriotism 7.00 Y. P. S. C.

8.00 Union service of the Evangelical- churches at the First Baptist Meeting house. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 745. Try Mrs. Cooper's home made new piocess, health bread on sale at lliJls and Saunders' grocery; also at Mr.s Cooper's residence 110 North Clinton 28-31. Referred to committee Councilman Fautz fire and water introduced reso- Mmlnly AltOUt Reviewing each month what woman hat accomplished individually and by organized effort Crime The thrilling story of how District Attorney illiam Travers Jcromo-lias i.ndcrtaLen, single liarded, the desperate tjsk of ridding Citv of its vice and crime, will create a far-rcarinng sensation.

It is not po-w- ble for this story to be told its entirety at once. 'J he firs: portion' appear in April PEARSON'S out March ijth. while the remaining installments will appear in thr isues ol MJJ and June BOOK BARGAINS prices '1 liU plan inUudcs practically the -entire fiction product of cx-ery American bool. Spttbl Ljicams following being will be osJcred each month. x.

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AbrahaBi IJncoln's opinion of these Historical Celebrities: 1 ran! so thast and yonr Jflr AU-oti fcrr.rs I June m.t cdticuwn CEMU.I} soannrccialc profound -B-OTJCS c.f volnnuncnif aTMj I a J)re 0 at Smesof HMoricsgncs me. in Jmei ju4 men ami events 1 need I har- nad tihHi sic 4 joswc J. 'J shea I an lor alwax all lie aiaf.iOT3cal I lutions condeniiiing walks (and ordering substitutes on the west side of Johnson, between Brown and Davenport streets: on the north side of Bioomington, betv een Clinton and Dubuque streets: on the west side of Van Buren. between Ben ton and the R. I.

on the east side of Van Buren, betrrer.n Lurch and Fairchild: on the north side of Burlington, between Clinton and Capitol; on the south side of Church, between Van Buren and Gilbert; on north side of Jefferson, between Dodge and Lucas: on the east side of Gilbert, between Church and Fairchild: on the north side of Court, between Summit ant. the east end of Kaufman's addition to Iowa City: on the south side of Daven port between Lucas and the west side of Johnson, between Sxpressman 23 00 carriers 25.00 Shows 15.00 Fj nes 06 00 Total $2101.43 Paid to J. E. Switzer, treasurer. Approved.

The following bills were read and llowefl, except as otherwise noted- owa City Electric St. Co. June Illumination $665.16 ames Harrison, attending alarm, etc 7 oo ohn Jenks, services 2000 F. sn, repairs Mrs Annie Jell laundry 50 Phil Katzenmeyer, hay 5.60 W. Abbott, oats 12.00 AJert Hose Co.

services 10 60 Roy Co'chran hauling i.oo Sawyer Hose Co. 18.00 Golden Eagle, firemen's garments 14 B. Moore, sewer etc i Protection Hose Co. 600 Protection Hoss Co. 14.00 Sawyer Hose services 10.80 Hook Ladder Co.

1300 Fire police services 15 60 street. July if There will be but one grocery delivering on July 4th. Order your grocers so they can be delivered at nine o'clock. 7.4 Store your household goods Storage Co. Phone 44S.

with eod Dr Hazard has removed his office to the Phoenix Block, 120 Washington J2.9 Kt Try Mrs. cooper's home made health bread, sweet, nourishing, easily digestible. On sale at Hills and Saunders' grocery; also at Mrs. Cooper's residence 110 North Clinton 7-Mf. MONEY TO LOAN On any Kind of Security from $5.00 Up.

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as loilows: General fnnd $362. Electric Light fund Sfi, Cemetery fund Approved. 'City Clerk Holland reported conditions of all funds for the quarter ending June SO. as follows: General Fund. Overdraft April 3 $1075.05 Balance, July 1 Water Works Fund.

Balance, April 1 $575.45 Overdraft June 30 2S. 75 Grading Fund. Balance. April 1 723.22 Balance. July 1 2159.51 Bond and Interest Fund.

Salance, April 1 Balance, July 1 improvement Fund, 2-Mill Inter See- section Fund. Overdraft, April 1 $1429.93, Frank Yavorsky, Jr. haling one forgetful gentleman to whom oblivion has come by the spiritus frumenti route f.OQ Foster. Thompson Graham, teams 4.00 Owa Telephone Co tolls CO Johnson Co. Telephone Co.

tolls 1.15 Sundry persons breaking stone 74.43 Growley quarries, store 51.42 oseph enineer's staff 52.75 V. H. Cochran engineer's staff 60.20 Ralph Parsons, engineer's staff 32.00 J. J. Hotz, oak staves 3.00 owa City Gas Lt Co.

June gleams JC.OO Lichty Thomas sundries 25 W. A. Kettlewell, 3.50 Dr. Alfred Stevens, serving no- HELP LADY weekly; permanent artistic employment at home; no experience needed; material furnished, enclose stamped, addressed envelope. Ticket 131 West 23d New iork.

MALK- tices 5.00 Hurley, plumbing, etc 4.S9 L. Berry crossing C. O. D. Laundry towels 11.85 3.00 Johnson Co.

Tel. Co. 3.00 Roland Burger, labor 13.50 George Goodwin, painting 15.00 C. freight 2.0S Greazel. plumbing, Sundry persons, sewer work 65.21 John O.

Osborne 7.4(1 Dr. .1. A. Valenta. 9,0) Frank Patterson.

White washing JaiJ 3.50 Iowa State Press printing 2.25 Will Bishop, removing wall pa- HELP WANTEP- YOUNG weekly; permanent artistic employment at home. No experience needed; material furnished: enclose stamped addressed envelope. Ticket 131 West 23rd New York. rOR REMT. TO LET On share about twelve acres of fine hay on Hugh Jones' farm south of Welch church.

Call or address. S. M. Kirk, Evers Hotel, Iowa City FOR RENT CHEAP. Four office rooms.

T. L. Hazard. seven room house with barn and garden. Inquire of Isaac B.

Lee. FOR RENT--Furnished house for the summer. Enquire 122 Church St. per Municipa! Journal Pubg. Co.

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bathousc keeper 5.09 'Referred to commitlee-on claims. Prof. A. V. Sims prayed for the cor rection of the error in his assessmen on his Mbraryb Committee on Claims.

President Wade and Secretary Stc- onson reported to the council thai he Carnegie library would require 4000 for maintenance the following car--or the amount derived from levy on taxable property. erred to committee on finance. 1 TJ. S. Albright prayed for the remis-j BUSINESS.

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BLOJOM MAYER Home Comfort is difficult to obtain these hot Summer days, but we'll aid yoiUo a great extent by supplying all Jhe neatest and best in House Gowns, Kimonas and Wrappers. These are all well made, nicely trimmed and can be had in any size," They will prove cool- and comfortable to you this hot weather. White and Colored Shirt Waists, Separate Wash Skirts, Shirt Waist Suits, Knit and Muslin Underwear to suit everybody. H. A.

STRUB a CO. Dry Cloaks, Millinmy. Famous High-Glass CLOTHING The Best Made, is Handled by Mctiovern fe Bischoff. 113 DUBUQUE STREET. Miller and Granite Anyone wishing anything in our line do -well by calling upon us and see what you buy, and save agent's commission, as we cany The Largest and Best Stock of Marble and Granite Monuments in the state of Iowa 320 City.

Also too new steam-healed rooms for rent. IOWA CITY Electric Light Company Geo. T. C. Caraoa, President.

S. Carson, and General Mgr. Arc and Incandescent Lighting Power Day Current. Motors Furnished Reasonable OFFICCs HO Iowa Avenue..