Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-08
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
y MENTION.

Moore's food kills worms and fsttens.
c. +. Alexander & Co, picture frames.
Bartel 4 Miller, 100 B'way, give stars
Iowa Furniture & Carpet Co, 47 B'way.
J.. G. Bxby, heating. plumbing, Tel. 1913.
c. b. Jasuuemin & CO.. jewellers and OPP
t%icians, 81 south Main street.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway, phone 157
County superintendent Sawyer has re-
turned from d short visit with his two sons
in Chicago.
The February term of the superior courr
will be convened this morning by Judge
Ayl0sworth.
Judge Aylesworth Of the Superior court
has been in Lincoln for a couple of days on
legal business.
Calanthe assembly, No. I, Pythian Sister
hood. viii meet in regular session this after
noon in COncordia hall.
Miss ida Wray of Alton, Ia, is visiting
Mrs. o. g.. Dubois OF North Eighth street
and relatives in omaha.
President Duncombe of the Fort Dodge g.
Omaha rail way returned TO his home IN
Fort Dodge yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. T.. Detwiller Of Millard,
Neb., are visiting at tn ehorne of Il. T. Gil
bert and family on North Eighth street.
l. s. Blanchard has been reappointed to
ahe position he formerly hold as local agen'
for the Omaha & St. Louis road at chls
point.
The Merchants and Manufacturers asso'
cItio0 will meet in adjourned session tonight
Mt the office of Stone G. FINLEY in the Shu-
gart-BenO block.
James B. Dolcher, in advance Of "Hogan's
Alley" company, was ia the city yesterday
arranging for the appearance OF this attrac'
ton at The Dohany theateT.
County Treasurer William hrnd, Forres
Smith and City Engineer Etnyre are IL
Joplin, Mo, examining lead mining proper
ties with a view TO investment.
The regular meeting of the Woman
Christian Temperance union will be hel'
this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home o
Mrs. Austin on North First street
Tho Fort Dodge & Omaha. Railway com
pary has filed with the city clerk Its ac'
c]eptance of the right-cf-way ordinance
passed by the city council January 10.
Or. William p. McClelland, a former res
6dent of Council Bluffs, now living in Den
yer. Colo, has been stricken with paralysis
us the result OF a fall. He is not expected
10 live.
The following cases Of measles were re
ported 10 the Board Of Health yesterday
Long child, 81 South Main street; Franci
Mcintyre, 1876 Fairview avenue; Jack Day
sos Sixth avenpue.
w. $. Mayne, referee in bankruptcy TO
this district, has declared the Bankrupt Mer
chandise company of this city to be bank
rupt. In this case the proceedings wer
brought by q number OF the hfm s creullors
II. l.. Farmer, the deaf mute charged wit
breaking into the house of William Brown
another deaf mute, and robbing him OF 49,
Waivel examination before Justice Ferrae
yesterday and was bound over to the gran
fury. j. A. Reiner, also a deaf mute, wh
was arrested by the police on suspicion Q
being implicated in the robbery, was re
aeased.
]. Lawrence, John Wyatt and R. D.. Tracy
the three men who were arrested in Oman
about Il week ago and subsequently, indlcte
by the grand jury here on the charge G
raLdlng the chicken yards of e. NJ. Loreni
seven miles southeast Of the city, are no
I'm the county Jail here awaiting trial in tn
district court, They were brought bac
from Omaha on requisitlon papers granite
by the governor Of Nebraska.
John Ingoldsby Is a Council Bluffs BIO
who was in the thick of the fight with tn
insurgents DIT Manila. At the opening {
the hostlhties with Spain he enlisted at Sal
Lake in Battery A, Utah light artiier!
His parents live in this city and for severe
years he was in the employ of the P5sta
Telegraph company here as an operator. A
the time he enlisted he was working in IN
Western Union office ait Salt Lake.
Colonel w. ]. Davenport received w7or
yeterday afternoon that the Burlington
fast mail eastbound train which left tn
transfer here Monday night seventy-nin
minutes behind time. arrived in Chicag
only twenty-siX minutes late, having mad
UP fifty -three minutes in the run betwee
here and Chicago. This is regarded some
what as a record breaker, as the run wa
made on one of the coolest nights of tn
year.
William Stubs, the horse trader, who ha
been in the city Jail since Monday of las
week serving a sentence for being DRUM
was released yesterday. With his family h
left later in the day for Missouri Vale!
While Stubs was in Jail his family ha
been living in their covered wagon back {
the police station. They were practical
destitute and had to be relieved by th
county. Detective Rinnell raised a tund
$40, which was given to Mrs. Stubs yestel
day on her leaving the city.