Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-06

MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells EIass.

sHeNA' igoh MUS WI ans "'i'- '%NNN
Budweiser beer L. Rosenfeidt, agent
Furnished rooms, IA South First street.
Judson Pasturage. 800 9Th avenue. Tel. 3iS.
Iowa Furniture a carpet Co, 4O7 way.
]. G. Bixby. heating. plumbing Tel. 1873.
Jensen & Mortonson, 88l Bway give stars
Pictures and frames c. Il. Alexander co.
c. B. Jacuucmin q Co, jewelers. ana op-
tlcians q South Main street.
Get your work done at the popular Easlo
laundry. 72i Broadway. phone lbI
Attorney Frank Shinn of Carson, one OF
the hest known members OF the Pottawltta-
mie county bar was in the city yesterday
George b. Miles received word yesterday
OF the serious sickness OF his sister at Mount
Carroll, ILL.,, ana left for that place las'
evening.
julius Lange. son Of Mr.. and Mrs j. c.
Lange, who at the outbreak OF the war
enlisted in the army hospital corps, re-
turned home yesterday from Havana
The remains Of Mrs. Susan B. Works, who
died ten years ago and was buried IN the
townsville cemetery, have been dislnterrsn
and sent to Minneapolis, where they VIII oe
reburied beside those of her husband
The subject of Mrs. Brainards lecture at
Odd Fellows temple tonight Is "Dreams'
These lectures are free to the public and are
given under the auspices of the Theosophlcal
society.
The new freight depot of the Omaha
Bridge and Terminal railway at Ninth
street and Union avenue is welr under way.
The foundations are laid and the walls are
beginning to rise.
The announcement made that the Council
Bluffs Savings bank had purchased the
Baldwin block for $4,000 was incorrect so
far as the amount is concerned. lhe price
maid by the bank for the block was S45, 900.
city Clerk Phillips issued two building
,itg tppIn N
for the erection of a one and half story
frame cottage at 1915 Fairmount avenue,
and the other to T. A. Brewick Tor one
story addition to his residence at 2lO9 soutn
Tenth street
Harry Arlenburg and Roy Peterson, who
created a disturbance Thursday evening on
Broadway by fighting, we're each assessed
So and costs in police court yesterday morn
ing Peterson had money to burn ana PAID
his fine but Allenburg was compelled TO
put up his gold filled case watch for his
Rev. Thomas H. Cleland, d. D., of Duluth,
Mum. Is in the city, guest OF MI. anu
Mrs Thomas Officer He wilt preach sun
day morning at the First Presbyterian
church, of which congregation he was form
erly pastor for about sixteen years his
old friends and parishioners Will douDtless
take advantage OF the opportunity to hear
him again.
A. T.. Wallace. assistant second vice presi-
dent of the Illinois Central; A. W. sullivan,
general superintendent, and G. H. Dixon,
superintendent of the Cherokee dlVlsioh,
were in the city yesterday looking over .he
fine of the Fort Dodge Il Omaha Hoad. Ac-
companled by c. Il. Grafton, engineer In
charge of the construction Of the Fort Dodge
& Omaha road, they drove overland from
Denison.
William H. Lee the erstwh1le clown with
Duncan Clarke's aggregation OF female Dur
lesquers arrested Thursday afternoon at the
Northwestern depot by Detective Weir as
n Suspicious character" proved to the
satisfaction OF Judge Aylesworth in police
court Yesterday morning that he was not
as bad a man as he looked He was dis
charged and as he left the court Lee
threatened to bring a suit for damages tor
false arrest against Weir.
Ernest Eyberg, who had Ed Holden ar
rested Thursday evening on the charge OF
assault and who was himself compelled by
the police to put up cash bond Tor MS
appearance in court, realized yesterday
morning that 1t was costly experience lot
him. Judge Aylesworth, after listening 10
the evidence, dismissed the case or assault
against Holden and fined both men $lo'lo
for disturbing the peace. Both fines were
deducted from the mems appearance bonds
Dr. NJ W. Bailey has just returned from
Kirksyllle Mo- where he went to look after
n brother and sister, who were injured IN
the tornado that nearly swept that pace
from off the earth. The doctor describes
the scene of the wrecked town as some
thing awful and beyond the powers of
persons Imagination. He says the people
there are very much In need of aid. Dlt-
ferent communities are taking immediate
steps toward relieving the distressed condl-
tion Of the people OF the I'll rated town
Ottumwa Ia, was one of the first to move
In this direction and sent to the mayor of
Kirksville 5000 as a contribution from that
place.