Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-24
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Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal.
CRAFTS chattel loans. 2O4 Sapp block.
The funeral of Mrs. William Weston will
occur tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock from
the residence, at Manawa, Rev. stephen
Phelps officiating.
William Green, a son OF Norman Green, Is
said to have fallen heir to 100000, which was
left him by an old friend Of his father,
whose namcsake he was.
Frank Green, who was arrested q day or
two ago on suspicion Of having robbed a
Pullman palace car, was given q jail SEN
tence of ten days Oh tho charge of vagrancy.
The funeral of r. w. Smith, son.in.law of
A. Ritter of this city, will occur TINS after
noon at his late residence in Omaha, The
remains will be inferred in Fairview ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Anna Nusbaum died yesterday morn
ing at | O'Clock after a nine days illness, OF
maria, at her residence, 1919 South Main
street, aged IS years. The funeral announce
ment will be made later.
Willie, tho 2-yeav.old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore RciUhold, died last Sunday after
an Illness of n week. The funeral will take
place OF 10 30 this morning from the resi-
dence, 1926 West Broadway.
The case against Nj. Blank, charged with
the larceny of II spOonholder last Saturday,
was dismissed Yesterday in police court, MAY
Thompson. the woman from whom IL
was alleged to have been committed, refusing
to prosecute.
A suit for a divorce was begun in the dis
trict court yesterday by Almira Murray
against Thomas f.. Murray. She alleges that
her husband deserted her a few years ago
and has refused TO support her in any way
since that time.
Tn Women's Christian ASSOCIATION Will
hold their exposition in the Masonic temple,
occupying the hall for entertainments and
sales and the storeroom below for dinners
and suppers, beginning December 10 and
continuing one week or more.
Prof. f. f., Barakat, of Damascus, Syria,
will lecture this evening at the Second Pres
bytcrian church, corner of harmony and
Logan streets, on the customs of his native
land. The lecture will be illustrated by a
number of children in costume.
In the district court yesterday the case Of
the Iowa Mutual Building ana Loan associa-
ton of Dubuque against w. w. Blttleston
and others was set for trial, but the defend
ants failed to show up. A default was
granted in favor of the plaintiff.
James O'Brien was arrested last evening
by Oficer Kelly, charged with drunkenness.
When he was informed what the charge
against him was he became very abusive and
would have tried to send the policeman to
the happy hunting grounds had not several
dc putty marshals reverted him.
A couple of boys broke into a Union Pa
Cific freight car last evening, in the yards at
the transfer, to steel some beer. They had
not succeeded in getting any of the beverage
on board when Officer Quinn appeared on the
scene. Both boys took to their heels and led
the officer an exciting chase, one OF them get
ting away. The other was captured and
taken to the station where he gave his name
as Eddie Jones.
John A. Ramon filed a petition In the dis
trict court Yesterday asking TO be appointed
guardian of Jonathan Jones. Jones will be
remembered as the man who was charged
with murder and whose trial hung fire for
about ten years, going to the supreme court
several times. He Is now an inmate of the
insane hospital at Clarinda. The case will
have a hearing at . O'Clock on the afternoon
of December 5.
Cease your coughing and enjoy refreshing
slumber, which DR.. BuIis cough syrup will
insure you.
Are you going to the races:" Eyes, and
bet on the winning horse.' Not the hand
some Abdullah: he is lame. Didn't you
knoWlp NIll whisper in Your car. he'll