Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-20
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
MINOR MENTION.
Photo sunplles AID eamerns 81 p,hway

Photo supplies and cameras, 81 B'dway.
Mrs. +. VI. Compton Of Union street Ia re-
ported i'll with diphtheria.
Darkest Russia will be az the Dohany
opera house Thursday night October %.
Regular communion Of Blum City lodge.
Ancient Free and Accepted Mnsons, this
evening
Justice Wen returned yesterday from q
brief business trip In the northern par; OF
the state.
marriage license WAS issued yesterday
60 George l.. McAllister Of Carroll Ia, age
"a. and Elizabeth VI. Krause of Council
Bluffs age u.
n. G. Phillips has returned from Clarinda
where he went TO see Mr. VOswinklc, whose
condition has not improved since he was
sent to the asylum for treatment.
Nil members OF the Mckinley Guard and
Drum corps will meet at the armory
promptly at $3.50 this evening to take car
riagos to Crescent Bring an overcoat.
The funeral Of Miss Alice Mary Thistle
thwoitc will be held at 1880 a. m. today
from the residence. 5l3 South First street,
Rev, Or. Phelps Of Omaha officiating. Burial
ut Walnut Hill.
Council Bluffs tent. No SO. Knights of
the Maccabees. VIII initiate candidates
Wednesday evening at Woodmen of the
World hall. All members requested to be
present. BY order OF commander.
Two new citizens were made by Judge
MCGEE yesterday. They arc Lars p. Madsen
and l.. c. Peterson. Judge McGee will hold
a session Of the superior court Thursday
evening for the purpose OF naturalization.
A distinguished party Of railway mag
mates was in the city during the greater
part OF last week General Manager w.
G. Brown. from the Burlington headquar-
tors In Chicago, and c. VI. Levey Of Bur-
lington were among the party
"or Pete" one OF the veteran horses OF
the patrol department was traded for a
new steed yesterday by Alderman Brough,
chairman OF the FIRE and light committee.
The new horse Is large black and John
Wallace was given Pete and s35 to boot for
him.
Captain IT. Robinson had his colored
marching club out last evening for drill
practice The members were dressed In
their new uniforms and presented fine
appearance. The boys are proud Of the
distinction they have achieved as being one
OF the best drilled clubs in the state.
Miss Harriet Gray MacDougal will meet
young women and girls In the Young Mems
Christian association gymnasium this after
noon at 4:30 and again In the evening at z
TO arrange for the various classes in phys
ical culture. This Is an open lesson and
all who are interested are invited to be
present
The police have been notified that on
tnt night Oh OctODeT 10 tnc hHnS1S C1ty,
st. Joseph & Council Bluffs depot at Marys-
Vile, No. was broken open and several
trunks rlfed. Among the plumber were
about 200 pocket knives bearing the stamp
of Hubbard, Spencer e. Bartlett, some hand
kerch!efs and clothing.
Sheriff Morgan is looking for a petty
thief who got away with two silver half
dollars from his Office yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Morgan was making out some papers
and had little money lying the desk
with which to pay the costs for recording
them He left the office for a minute and
when he returned he noticed that he had
been touched" He found no clue to the
thief.
George ]. Crane returned yesterday after
an absence OF several months in the east.
ern states. He returned with ample proofs
that his business had been successful, and
also new sleight-of-hand demonstra-
tion OF how Bryan's election will make
money plenty. He came all the way home
from New York to vote for Mckinley. He
says that In many localities in the east
reo:!e are wrought up to such pitch tina.
1t is not safe to advocate populism. He
thinks Mckinley will carry New York state
by fully 100000
The Oakland Avenue Reading club. COM
posed entirely OF ladies, has decided to
admit the gentlemen to four meetings this
winter. At each OF these meetings the
principal paper is to be presented by a
gentleman. and the subjects to be consid-
cred will be as follows: 1.-THE Federal
Executive and His Cabinet" 1.-THE Federal
Congress-Its Constitution and Powers"
THE Nation and State-Their Relations,
Duties and Powers" 1.-THE Federal Jul
dietary" The club is now in its eighth
wear.
"Trilby" has been successfully presented
all over the world and the organization
which introduced IL to the Australian public
will present the piece here on next Satur-
day, October "a. at Dohany thcater. The
most prominent members in Mr. A. NJ
Palmers company are Eleanor Barry as
Trllby, Jennie Reiffarth as Madam Wizard
George p. Webster as Little Billee. Charles
Garfield as the Laird. Herbert Carr as Taffy,
Il. W. Morrison as Gecko George Trader as
Zou Zou, and Charles Kent as Svengali.
At a meeting of the Railroad Mems Sound
Money club held last night II was unan-
imously agreed to change its name to the
Railroad and Express Mems Sound Money
club. C. b. Howard was elected vice presi-
dent to represent that branch of the service
on the executive board The club is In a
Hourishing condition and this action will
still add TO Its strength. delegation OF
300 expects to go from this club to Des
Moines October "a to participate in the
state railroad mems grand rally to be held
at that point.
The work OF preparing the roadbed for
the macadam paving on lower Broadway is
DelUB n start was maze
last Thursday, and all the blocks have been
torn up and carted away. A gang of ten
men under the supervision of Price Gibson
are clearing away the splintered blocks and
the under layer OF planking. Considerable
gravel is being left that had been used in
flling the interstices between the blocks.
The gumbo from the bottoms has been rolled
into The cracks and caked until 1t is almost
as hard as Stag About two blocks day is
all that can be finished by the present force,
and the roadbed has been cleared up far
Twenty second street.
c. Il. Viavi Co.. female remedy. Medical
consultation free Wednesdays. Health book
furnished. 800 Merriam block.
N Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $50.
Estes Escapes the Asylum.
Charles Estes was brought before the COM