Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOH MENTION.
Davis sells glass.
Moore's food kills worms and fattens.

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Budweiser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt, agent.
Congressman Smith Mcpherson Of Red
Oak is in the city.
DR.. Susan Snyder has returned from her
"trip TO California.
Miss Myrtle Smith Of Harlan is visiting
Council Bluffs friends.
y. b. Jacquemin & Co., jewelers. and OPP
tlcians, q South Main street.
w. G. Estep. undertaken. 2S Pearl street.
Telephones, office, 81; residence, 30.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway. Phone 157.
Harris A.. Walters of Washington. u. c.,
is visiting his brother, e.. II. Walters, of
this city.
Mrs. E. II. olmstead of Campbell. Neb., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. H.. I%ngersoll or
S04 Avenue A.
NO Henry w. Schnebly, aged 30. of Peoria,
Ill, and Pauline Martens, aged 33, of
Boone. la.
Prof. w. N. Clifford. principal of the High
school, is expected home today from Win
terset. where he has been engaged in insti-
tute work.
Two cases OF measles, Henry and Clara
Eberhart. 2605 Avenue c, were reported to
the Board of Health yesterday. They are
the first cases of any contagious disease re-
ported since June 81.
Ben Black, a camper near the Besley
prlCkyaTu, complained 10 the pOllCe yeSter-
day that while he was asleep Thursday night
some individual stole his satchel full Oh
clothing and his shotgun from his wagon.
Chris Miller and his wife, charged with
threatening to kill George W.. Schaeffer,
were arrested yesterday and gave bonds for
their appearance next Monday, when they
will have their hearing before Justice Wen.
The following foreclosure suits were COM
menced in the district court yesterday:
Charles Deetkin against Douglas n. Graves
ct al. Jacob b. Keller against Richard
O'Brien and j. W.. Squire, trustee, against
Peter C. Miller and others.
The streets and alleys committee has a
large force of men and teams at work on
the streets recently flooded by the overflow
of Indian creek. The sewer gang with an
augmented force is hard at work opening the
clogged sewers in the submerged district.
William Brooks. who was acquitted in
Justice Terriers court on the charge of
assaulting b. Tyler, was arrested yesterday
by the police and booked with creating a
disturbance in connection with the same
fracas. He will have a hearing this morn
ing.
The case against Thomas O'Brien, charged
with stealing a $40 gold piece, the property
of p. L. LABEL, in a Broadway saloon July
3 last, was dismissed yesterday in Justice
Ferrier's court on motion of the assistant
county attorney. The evidence was deemed
insufficient to connect O'Brien with the theft
The funeral Of Mrs. Stella Barker, wife
OF William Barker, 1912 Seventh avenue,
who died at st. Demands hospital Thursday
evening, will be held tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock from the residence. The services
will be conducted by Rev. G. L. Walk, rector
of st. Paul's Episcopal church. 1nterment
will be in Fairview cemetery.
The motor company commenced yesterday
the work of placing an electric signal system
from Broadway and First street to Fair
mount park. The service is to facilitate the
running Of cars to and from the park, the
line on First street being a single track and
the absence of switches causes delay. The
signal system will overcome considerable Of
this delay.
William Kreiger complained to the police
yesterday that he had been bitten by a
vicious canine. the property of Expressmar
Dunn of Upper Broadway, the bite making
an ugly and painful wound. Dunn was
arrested on the charge OF keeping a vicious
dog and will have a hearing in police court
this morning. Orders have been issued tC
have the canine killed.
Charles Russell. charged with stealing 81
and a pocketknife from a room in A.. G
Ellworth's house, has been permitted tc
plead guilty to petit larceny and was yes
terday sentenced to ten days in the county
Jail by Justice Terrier. The charge mrs
bSoutght against Russell was that of lar.
ceny from a building In the nighttime, which
is a penitentiary offense.
Fred Conner and John Corbett are the
names OI lWU DlChDOthtIo dIltSltu iaot SNth'
ing at the Grand Plaza, Lake Manawa. They
were captured by Deputy Sheriff Kirk in the
act of picking n woman's pocket. Ihe
woman's watch was found in their posses
sion. Neither Of the men are known to the
local authorities. They were lodged in the
city Jail over night for safe keeping.
Morris Fuller. a cook employed In one
of the grading camps on the Fort Dodge q
Omaha road, celebrated too freely THURSDAY
night and went to sleep on the sidewalk
xyhAra hn upac 1iGnnuaral ut an carly hnnl
yesterday morning by an officer. He was
assessed So and costs in police court fol
the accommodation. The fine was paid later
by the camp boss and he was released.
The chief OF police of Clinton, Ia. was
in the city yesterday looking for two boys
who had run away from their homes will
the supposed intention of visiting the expo
sition in Omaha, Earl Albright. one OF thu
lads, was thought to have taken with hin
$75 belonging to his father. as the none,
was missed the same day Earl left home
His companions name is Healess. No trace
of the lads could be found here.
The local knights who attended the STATE
encampment OF the knights of Pythias a
Davenport returned home Yesterday morn
ing. They air report having had a roya
time and are much pleased with their trip
At the election of officers n. L. Tyrrell o
this city was elected colonel or the Thlr'
regiment and John w. Terrier major of tn
First battalion, Third regiment. The cleo
thOhi ~ $500 WV
local knights.
George H.. Brown, the wagonmaker oil
Broadway, has for some time past beer
missing many of the tools from his shop
The thefts continued almost nightly unit
his loss assumed considerable proportions
He complained to the police. with the result
that Willie Giles and two boys named Pruit
were arrested yesterday. 1t is charged tina
the boys with several others who have no
yet been captured stole the tools and SOL
them to "A secondhand dealer on Mall
street.
George Tinney, the burly tramp who CAV
officer Weir such a tussle Thursday night II
the Northwestern yards. was fined .S25 am
costs in police court yesterday morning
Tinney was seized with a fit yesterday atter
noon and 1t took several men to hold MN
down in his cell until he was attended TO D.
CITY Physician Lacey. Tinney contends ina
he had no intention of assaulting Weir an
claims that he must have been seized VIII
one of his periodical fits at the time an
that the officer thought he intended u
show fight.
NJ. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 26O.
Domestic outwashes cheap soaps.
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