Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-11
MfNOR BENTON.

Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal
Crafts chattel loans, 2O4 Sapp block
Real Rock Springs coal. Thatcher, l6 Main
Hon. Thomas Bowman went to Colfax Sat
urday night,
NJ Marcus started last evening for New
York on business.
If YOU want water In your yard or house
20 to Bixby's, 302 Merriam block
c. A. Mitchell of Mount Vernon, o. is in
the city, the guest Of &. II. Ogden.
Help the hospitals by enjoying the feast Of
music at the new Broadway theatre tonight.
A Batres, minister to the United States
from Guatemala, passed through the BUNS
yesterday on his way east over the Burli ng-
ton road.
Rev. r.. j. Mackav, NJ. G.. Bloomer and w.
j. Jameson will start for Davenport today,
TO attend the diocesan convention Of the Epis-
copal church.
DIR. II. A. Woodbury. has returned from
Sioux City, where he went to attend the an
nual convention of the State dental society.
He was accompanied 10y Dr. II. :. West who
conducted clinic before the members OF the
convention.
Chicf Cary h as gone to st. Joseph, Mo, on
business. 1t is said there is "A spicy sensa-
tion at the bottom OF the trip, but his subor-
dinatCs are very careful not to throw out any
DOin tCrs as to what IL is.
Mrs j. NJ Flager of East Pierce street
has been awarded prize by the Chattanooga
medicine company, for the second best guess
on the number OF beans in a glass jar. The
Jar contained II, ,535 beans, and Mrs Flagler's
guess was lIJSi
The MaennerChOr has secured some cx
cCllcnt talent for the charity concert tonight
The programme is raised and there are so
many attractive features, as TO give promise
Of atfording one OF the most enjoyable musical
entertainments ever gwen here. Such q con-
cert should realize Il nice sum for the Charit-
able institutions OF the city.
Over twenty-five candidates were initiated
into the order of the Pilgrims Of Americ n
Saturday night. Ten OF them were from t.
lantic, where a lodge will be instituted in a
snort time. Next Saturday evening the
members of the supreme council Of this city
will go to Omaha wnere they will initiate
about seventy-hve members into the order,
and institute council
The services at st. Paul's church yester
day were varied by some choice music which
was furnished by musicians from Des
Moines. Mrs Carrie Beltnap, who is visit.
ing her cousin, l.. +. Murphy, sang Cal
varv," by Paul Rodney, at the morning SER
vice. and Mr. G. NJ. Kceler sang a fine bar
itOne solo at the evening. Both were highly
enjoyed. Mrs. Belknap left for her home
yesterday afternoon.
Edward Fut2, James T. Daniels and
James Richards were arrested last evening
by Officers Murphy and Wyatt, on charge
OF being fugitives from Justice. telephone
message as received from the police of Omaha
ytSltTudS morning, uShluB Iue pOllCt OH
this side OF the river to be on the watch for
three men who stole team of horses in Ne
braska a short time ago, and sold it in
p Omaha, The men are supposed to be the
Jones wanted. Fultz is said to have worked
off 81 counterfeit piece on Tom Deerwoster
} several months ago, ana served term in Jail
for the offence.
A man came to the police station yesterday
morning at 8 o'clock in terrible state of
mind and said ne had been robbed. He was
walking along Tenth street near the corner
of avenue VI with some of his friends, when
suddenly his friends jumped on him and
commenced to beat him, finally ending up by
knocking him down and taxing his watch
from him. He tearIully exhibited a large
hole in his vest, through which, Re said the
watch had made its escape. He was referred
TO Justice Hammer, who issued warrant
for the arrest of the victims mercenary
friends, but up to II o'clock last night moth
ing had been heard from any of the parties.
Go ana SEQ the beautiful books in the
library in the Presbyterian parlors.
Pianos, organs, G.. b. Music Co., 53S B'd'y.
Gents neckties, lc, only one cent each dur
ing sale Monday evening, to 9, Boston
Store, Council Bluffs.