Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-16
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lpOstOu oloTe, ury ROOuS.
1'h- Mayne Real Estate Co 62l Broadway.
Rooms TO rent, furnished or unfurnished.
No. 1lO First avenue.
Wanted, n good girl for general house
work. Mrs. p. M. Pryor, 334 Lincoln avenue.
Next Sunday Father Nattim will cee-
brate the forty second anniversary of his or
dinhtion.
Regular meeting of Mlzpah temple No. 0,
Wednesday at p. M ALI members re-
quested 10 be present.
All members OF No. IL Ladies of the Union
Veteran Legion are requested to meet this
afternoon AT o'clock at Mrs. Lunklys on
Broadway
The picnic which was to have been given
yesterday by Grace Episcopal Sunday school
was postponed until this morning by reason
Of the rain. Those who intend to go will
meet Mt the church at o'clock.
The ladies of Broadway Methodist church
will give social in the church parlors
Thursday evening, at which they hope to
meet all their friends. Good music and
good time. Admission 10 cents.
A tall Indian went into the Burlington
ticket Office yesterday, accompanied by
pappoose of dozen years of age. While he
was jabbering with one of the men in
the Office pappoose tried to run of with
some papers that lay on the desk of W. j.
Davenport He was caught in the act and
had to start off on hot trail TO avoid being
taken to the lookup.
An electric motor ran over dog on Pearl
street last evening. Officer Peterson came
manfullv to the rescue of the injured auinla.,
and after five Intellectual attempts to dis
charge the contents of his revolver into the
wounded animals interior, had 10 give 1T up
us a bad job. The owner carried the dog of
In his wagon, and n fluctuation in the price
of tamales is looked for in today's market
reports
Herbert Carpenter and Joel Eaton each
received a bad shock from flash of lightning
during Mondays storm. They were sitting
In the office of the Council Bluffs Gas and
Electric Light company in the Merriam
block at the time. The over dose of the
subtle fluid took their strength away for the
remainder of the day, but did no serious
damage. The flash which did the mischief
struck a tree in S. S. keller's yard.
j. +. Cody's saloon near the Northwestern
depot on Broadway was entered by burglars
Monday night They broke pane of glass
removed spike which kept the window sash
down and entered. When they went away
they took lot of whisky, cigars and brandy,
besides some small change out of the cash
drawer. 1t was evidently the work of some
one who had sized the place up to good ad-
vantage beforehand Tho value of the
stolen property is about $40.
Judge Deemer decided the case of the
United States Publishing company against
Alfred Egholm, c. A. Beebee and Frank
Levin. The two defendants last named
signed paper authorizing the company to
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might ship Egholm on credit. Egholm died,
leaving n large amount of unsettled bills
with the company, which he had repre-
sented as agent. Judge Deemer holds that
the paper was valid document, and decided
the case against the defendants.
Judge Smith held session of the district
court yesterday, at which the case of j.
Reeder, who is trying to get out of Jail on a
writ OF habeas corpus, was tried. Reeder,
who was bound over to the grand jury on
,lNn pf IN t,,tn to,
murder, claims that the evidence upon
which he was bound over was not sufficient
TO warrant the court in disposing of his case
In that way. After hearing the evidence
Judge Smith took the case under advisement
until tomorrow, when he will render a de-
cision. In the meantime Reeder is still in
Jail.
A party of ladies were spending the even
Ing at the residence of Mrs. Oscar Keeine
last evening. Their pleasure was suddenly
interrupted by the sound of knock Mt the
door, and, on opening the door, they were
dismayed at the sight of an unusually hard
looking specimen of tramp who asked fol
money. The ladies informed him that theil
husbands were away from home and had al
the money with them, whereupon he tried Il
force his way into the house. promp
shutting of the door served to tiatten the too
sociable tramp's nose and to keep him on thu
proper side of the entrance. He left tn,
premises vowing that he would make rait
on the spoonholder before morning.
A man named Alderman reported at tn,
police station last evening that his two boys
Albert and Harry, aged IL and years, hat
left their home at the corner OF Avenue 4
and Thirty-fourth street. ana were nowher
to be found lie was not at home when the.
left, and he did not know they had gon
until he came home from his work in tn
evening Upon inquiring from the neigh
bors he learned that the boy
had gone away about II o'clocl
In the morning, but what direction
they had taken he could not find out II
came to Council Bluffs from Lincoln. Neb
last Thursday, and thinks that as the boy
Were born and brought up there they ma
have been taken with pang of homesick
ness and gone there to find their old friends
the New Twin city Dye Works.
Although engaged in erecting neS
building, getting new machinery. etc
customers will find no delay in gettin
their work promptly done and in tn
most satisfactory manner. All kinds c
dyeing and cleaning. Omaha office 1872
Farnam street. Office and works oct
and Avenue a, Council Bluffs. on cleo
tric motor line. G. a. Schoedsack.
Williamson Il Co., LOG Main street
largest and best bicycle stock in city.