Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
COUNCIL BLUFFS.


Dr Bower, Globe bldg. 'Phone 4l5.
Wcsbach burners at Bixby's, Tel. l95.
Budwciser beer. l.. ROseafeldt, agent.
Perry pictures. Alexanders, 1893 B'way.
DR. Stephenson, Merriam blk, room 22l.
Schmidt photos are guaranteed to please
Removed, G.. f. Alexander & Co., Art En-
porium, TO 323 Broadway.
c.. b. Jacuucmin q Co, jewellers ana op-
ticIaus. q South Main street,
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry 52i Broadway. Phone l5'.
W. G. Estep undertaken; Is Pearl street
Telephones: Office, %; residence, 49,
There will be a gospel meeting this even
ing at the club rooms, Ilia Broadway.
Hog ralsers. 100 pounds make YOU 800
Moorcs stock Food Co., Council BUNS
Why don't you put your orders IN TOT
best Pennsylvania hard coal to Fenlon &
Foley, 81 So. Main street.
Jewel court No. ?, Tribe of Ben-Hur'
will meet i'm WoOdman hall tomorrow even
ng, when there will be work in the court
degree.
Charles Cooper and Nancy Massey, both
from Peru, Ncb., were married In this CITY
yesterday, the ceremony being performed
by Justice Ferrier
Miss Rachel a. Nimmo died last evening
at the Woman's Christian Association hos
pital aged II years, Funeral announce
ment will be made later
The cases against Captain Patterson and
other members of the local Salvation Army
corps, charged with obstruCting the streets,
were dismissed in police court yesterday.
L. T. Bell and Herman Hoffman, two
charged with stealing a quntity Of rubber
from the secondhand goods store OF NJ
Saltzman.
]. O. Fyock, aged 6S years, died yesterday
Mt his home 1921 Farnam street omaha.
He formerly resided in this city. moving, to
Omaha about four years ago. The remains
will be brought here for burial.
An immense steel boiler weighing ei-ht
tons is being placed in the Woodward
steam for the ROVER and heating plants
that viii be required in the new factory
The regular public meeting OF the Theo-
sophical society will be held this afternoon
at 3 o'clock at WoOdlawn park. the resi-.
denCe of Mrs. r. n. Merriam. The subJect
for study will be "The Ancient Wisdom" >"
Thomas Mclaughlin was arrested again
recovered from the effects of his recent en-
counter with Officer John smith WnlCh
necessitatcd his sojourn for awhile in St
Bcrnard's hospital.
The case against w. r. Moone. charged
neighborhood row, was dismissed yesterday
in police court for want of prosecution: lhe
case against Kelly, on the charge OF hsht-
ing was likewise dismissed.
The foot ball game Friday between the
second team of the Council Bluffs Hf-h
SCHOOL and the first team Of the h IN MsSoHri f thd
The game was played at Missouri Valley.
J. j. Clayton of Peoria. H., and Miss Miss
broadway Methodist church parsonage,
Church at Albany, Mo.
Monday evening the Woodward Stock
far a Week at the Dohany theater. The
mere announcement of their return ought
to be sufficient to fill the house each even
ing, as on its previous engagement here the
company made a big hit among theater-
going people of this city.
The police received word last evening
from the authorities. at Avoca that they
had taken charge of a horse and buggy
which had been turned loose u a field by a
stranger who appeared to be demented
Nothing could be learned from the man.
but the Avoca authorities We're of the be-
lief that he was from this city.
Fire Chief Bates left yesterday evening
for San Francisco to meet the returning
Fifty-frst Iowa. He will stop in Denver
brother. Mrs. Donald Macrae, wife of Sur
geon Macrae of the Fifty-iirst.; and Arthu:
Lane, an eX-member of the Fifty-irst, also
left for San Francisco last evening.
Mike Smith, arrested Friday evening fol
slashing James Clark with, a knife durine
drunken row near the hay market or
Main street was released on bail ,yester-
day. The physician who attended CLARK
stated that if the wound had 6,es5 been 6sH one
pierced the heart The wound is not dan
gerous.
The foot ball game at College Springs
yesterday between the Council Bluffs High
school and Amity college resulted in vic
tory for the collegians by a score of 29 tc
Q. The Amity team was heavier by, thirty
pounds man than the High school boys
Amity college made its entire score in the
first half. the Council Bluffs boys holding
them down in the second.
Tonight Oliver Scotts big minstre
troupe will hold forth at the DohanS
theater, 1t gave a performance last nigh
at the theater to well-flled house ane
the entertainment was a very creditabi'
one. AS n whole the company is an excel
lent organization and Will doubtless o'
greeted with crowded house again this
evening. The specialties and songs Were
above the average
Miss Christine Peterson, stenographe'
in the employ of the Union Transfer com
pany, recovered yesterday. her bicycle
which was stolen october 4. The whee
was taken during the night from the barr
at her home and the thief rode as far a:
Carson. where he traded it to a liveryman
The number had been erased, but th'
lIVeryman at once surrendered the whee
when he learned that it was Miss Peter
sons property.