Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-05
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Davis sells giasa

Davis sells glass.
Welsbach burners at Bi3Sby's. Tel lgS
Budweser beer T.. Roscufedt, agent
Gravel roofing. a. III. Read, jH 3 way.
Elegant style holiday photos at Schmdts
Pictures and frames, Alexanders 5SS BY
Scientific optician. WolIman. O3 Brdwav
J. g. Bixby has returned from Central
City Neb
Mrs NJ Duncan is reported to be seri-
ously ul
Dr ". A. Gcryais osteopntn, 30, Mer-
rlam block Council Bluffs
Get your work done ar the popular Eagle
laundry. 12i Broadway Phone III.
w. @. Estep undertaken, Is Pearl street
Telephones; Office, %. residence, 3S
Arthur H. Stevens left yesterday FOR the
Christmas
J. B RocKareuow a leading attorney OF
Atlantic, Ia, waa in the city yesterday
calling on friends.
Sheridan coal makes large dame and
clear ire, hut no smoke, SCOT or cinkers
Fenou & Foley, sole agents.
Mr. aud Mrs Andrew c. Graham win
leave this evening for Los Angeles, Cal,
months
Albert Goldsteiu Of 821 Bmr street en-
tertained a number OF HTS young friends
sunday evening in honor Of his fourteenth
birthday
William Dewey caught in the act Of going
through trunk in Charles 1ubers rest.
In police court yesterday.
The regular meeting Of Palm Grove No II,
Woodman Circle viii be held this evening.
All members requested TO he present, as
officers for the ensuing year viii be elected.
Mr. and MRS John Kalish and daughter
or Boston, Mass, who nave been visiting
friends IN Sioux CITY and Council Bluffs,
Will leave this morning for San francisco.
Ell Brown, the Broadway grocer, has been
called to Peoria H., BY The news that the
large retail grocery store Of his brother
Ed N. Brown. mad Dppn totally lpgtTlVnl bv
fire Saturday night.
Zacharah Taylor Of 1890 Avenue II is suf-
feriug from fractured leg. sustained in an
accident while working with the ptledrver
crew on the Northwestern railway at
Quarry. A heavy DtItng fell on him. crush
ing The limb.
Jacob T.. Eblen a farmer Of Cass county
tlled a petition in voluntary bankruptcy
yesterday in the United States district court
$26 "a, while his assets amount to S225 all
Of which he claims as exempt.
Frank Walltington has been appointed by
Mayor jennings 10 flI the vacancy IN the
police force caused by the resignation of
Jack Pinnell WallNnPton has been
signed to the night detail and George Will
son has been transferred to the day force.
Colonel J. j SteaGman left for Des MOnes
last evening, called there by the death Of
Judge Woolsou of the United States court.
Funeral services will be held in Des Moines
Wednesday, and Thursday in Mount Pleas
ant, Judge Woolsons home where he will
be buried.
omaha & ST Louis road, With headquarters
at Stanherry, Mo, in the city yester-
day. He says the work Of improving the
roadbed between Council Bluffs and Pat
tonburg is being pushed forward as rapidly
possible
FT Mandeu and A. Fisher. the peddlers
from Omaha charged with the larceny OF
81 by Doc" c. W. Long in connection with
the sale of a barrel of apples took
change Of venur yesterday from the court
of Justice Ferrer to that of Justice Wien,
where they viii have a hearing Saturday
morning
Pat Garvey charged with stealing s14 be-
longing to I'D Long. a fellow laborer in
grading camp on the Northwestern, had
his case continued in police court yesterday
to enable him to secure the services of an
attorney. Long who under arrest for
being drunk and indecent behavior on the
streets, was fined $1,000 He had s21 in his
possession at the time of his arrest he
paid the fine and secured his release.
The Spring House,' situated at Broad
landmarks of the city, completely
gutted by fire at O'Clock yesterday
morning Two horses in a small barn at
tached to the rear of the house We're ere
mated. The house was occupied by Ger
man family, who conducted small bakery.
The origin of the blaze which started in
the rear of the building is not known.
IF, D. Carbee, who at one time held the
position of deputy fish and game warden,
failed to appear in Justice Fiens court yes
terday when the case in which he is
charged with selling a norteaged COW was
called. Carbee is believed to have left the
city again and the court ordered his bond
forfeited. Carbee by consent Of the prose-
cutting witness, Attorney Gable, had been
permitted to put up his own bond Of 800.
The cases brought by the BARRIERS Pro-
tectlve association against five of the bar
bers for keeping their shops open on sun
day November rs We're continued in the
superior court yesterday until this morn
ing. "Friendly' prosecutions for Keeping
open last sunday we're commenced gester-
day I'm Justice Vien's court against Eugene
Rratton I'd Kelly Fred Flepfer Fritz
Bernhardi Robert F3ernhardi, John Currie
and F.. p. .silvers. They are set for hearing
this morning.
j. r. Convey. the plumber charged with
stealing turkeys Sunday night from the
butcher shop Of Chris Vagt on South Nam
IN police court yesterday. his attorney
was engaged elsewhere, The officers nave
offered six turkeys for sale at Main street
residence. MILO Green will be called to
testify that he saw Convey cut the rope OF
an awning on Main street with which it
Is supposed he tied the turkeys together.
William Enseman, charged with threaten
ing to do personal injury TO G. p. Brown,
farmer in whose employ he had been, gave
himself up to the authorities yes terday. Eie
had a hearing before Justice Ferrier who
hound him over to the district court under
$500 bonds. Failing to secure a bond he was
committed to the county jail. It transpifed
At the hearing that during an alteration
over wages last Saturday afternoon EnSe-
man drew a revolver on Brown and threat
ened to shoot him, The weapon was taken
away from him by bystanders.
Clark Perrier, arrested Saturday night on
the charge Of attempting 10 pass a forged
check at Metzgers butcher shop, had his
case continued In police court Yesterday
morning until Thursday to enable him TO
secure the services az an attorney. When
was Clark Perrler and that h.s home was in
White Cloud, Kan He claimed to be an
Insurance agent and said he was recently
married in Conoordia, Kan. To the check,
which he drew on the First National bank
or this city, he signed the name Of o. a.
Coates and when taken into custody gave
the name Of John Smith FIe made several
attempts 10 destroy the check while on his
way o the police station but was prevented
by Officer I'd Smith, who placed him under
arrest Perrier's bail was fixed at $500.
~ 2 Plumbing company. Tel. $50.