Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Fine a.. b. G. beer. N~eumayer's hotel.
Welsbauh burners at Blxby's. Tel. 1873.
Budweiser beer. J.. Rosenfeldt, agent.
Mrs. G. G.. Cook and son Robert are Wis
fling In Chicago
pr. w. A. Gcrvais, osteopath, 3O4 Mer-
riam block, Council BUNS.
The place 20 have your framing done,
Alexanders Art emporium.
Miss charity Babcock is home from Chi
cagO for a Few days visit.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 1i Broadway. Phone l5h
w. &. Estcp. undertaken, 2S Pearl street.
Telephones: ONCE, 81; residence, 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Lane are entertaining
Mrs. O. w. Swenson of Red oak, la.
Walter, Henry and Edward Sch9tt Of
TrCynOr, la, were In the city yesterday on
their way TO Parsons, Kan.
Sheridan coal makes a large flame and
clear fire but no smoke, SCOT or clinkers.
f'enlon & Foley. sole agents.
The regular meeting of Unity guild OF
Grace church will be held Friday afternoon
al the residence of Mrs. A. c. Lane.
Cadets Rahm, Vierling and Brink of
Omaha. who were guests of Cadet /. Beers
Rohrcr, returned home yesterday evening.
Frank Dowty and wife and Joseph Dowty
and wife, all of Oakland, Ia, were in the
Okla.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Park commissioners slated for this even
ing has been postponed until tomorrow
night.
Theodore Davis of Weeping Water, Neb.,
and Emma M. Hail of Auburn, Neb, were
married in this city yesterday, Justice
Wien officiating.
Rev. w. II. Gable, pastor of Trinity
Methodist church, has started a very neat
iished in the interest Of his congregation.
II. NJ. Metz, commercial agent of the IL
lino!s Central at this point. who was called
to his home in t'reepOrt, ILL.,, by sickness
in his family, returned to this city yes
terday.
A. Gibbons and George Demurers, who
became involved in a dispute over the dawn
of the new century Monday night, were
each assessed 50 and costs in police court
yesterday morning.
Captain S. II. Anderson has issued a call
for all members of the Ancient order of
United Workmen drill team to meet this
evening az Masonic temple for drill and
business of Importance.
The yard employees of the Northwestern
road presented on New Years day to Yard
master Fred Westrip a beautiful silver
lantern with his name and date of presenta-
ton engraved thereon in gold letters.
DIR. T.. p. Bellinger, who has spent the last
three months attending postgraduate
courses In the European hospitals, has re-
turned to the United States and is now in
Chicago on his way home to this city.
The case, against Chester Egbert, charged
with carrying concealed weapons, which has
been hanging fire in police court for two
weeks, was dismissed yesterday morning on
motion of the assistant county attorney.
An overheated stovepipe gave the fire de-
partment a run yesterday morning to the
shoe shop of John Green at 300 Broadway.
Inc lnClDlenl DlHZp was promptly eStlr-
guished and but little damage was done.
County Treasurer Arnd turned over to the
city yesterday ~S9,ii3.6l, being the municipal
ity's proportion of the taxes collected dur
Ing December. The amount was made up
of $1,2l2.b regular and $2,23l.56 special taxes.
The case against John Berwick, a Rock
Island railway employe, charged with as
saultinE Peter Larsen, Christmas eve. was
dismissed in Justice Nien's court yesterday
on motion of the assistant county attor-
ney.
I'raD Il nyaras+ sunar,isor 90 tho oon
sus for the Ninth district, has received over
loo applications from would-be enumerators.
He will have about l5 appointments to
make. but Will not make them before about
the first of March.
All members of Augusta Grove No. ! are
requested to be present tomorrow night,
when the newly elected officers will be in
stalled and other business of Importance
come up for action. Following the %installa-
ton ceremonies refreshments will be served.
Mrs. hamilton Douglas of Atlanta, Ga,
and Mrs. j. *. CaIkins of York, Neb., have
arrived in the city and are guests at the
home of Assistant County Attorney Kim
ball, where their father. Captain r. S.
Williams, of Wyoming is lying seriously i'll.
w. l.. Lytton has arrived in this city to
assume the position of general yardmaster
OF the Northwestern railway at this point.
The duties of Agent Montgomery became
of the road at this point, that it was found
necessary to relieve him of a portion of
them.
Mrs. ]. N. Miller of the Union Mission
states that on her rounds looking after
destitute families New Years day she dis
tributed food and clothing to several fam
lilies who are In deplorable circumstances
Aid for these and other poor families will
be thankfully received by the women of
the mission.
Frank Paul, a stranger, was arrested last
night on suspicion of having stolen a new
81 when Detective Weir ran across him.
Paul gave Weir a hot run before he was
captured. a pair of new gloves. several
sizes too small for him, and a pair of new
sion.
The case against Howard Scott and Mil
ton Burns, the youths charged with the
IagSS%} OF of T RRSaeTPS aTRSF. G %as ddmiiS SS5, the iS
police court yesterday until this morning.
rraThk r" failed me o to banPSsar tni to prosecute and
court opens Judge Aylesworth stated he
would discharge the defendants.
Manager Lemons report Of the receipts at
that the friends Of the institution were most
LIBERAL in their donations. In the general
above the estimated needs for the current
expenses of the week, In the managers
ffbb %@d nS Mtis% of VA AS fS %Sdy 5n5 being Inf $iGl a. % al above aye
tciency In this fund TO date to 1851.
The report of the superintendent of the
state insane asylum at Mount Pleasant has
been filed with the Board of County Su-
pervisors. 1t shows that the county has
three patients there. They are Sarah j.
condition is fair. Sarah l.. Day suffering
from chronic deluslonal mania, whose condi,
ton is good; w. II. Berry, suffering from
ordinary dcmcnt!a, whose condition Is fair.
Henry Robinson. the colored porter at
the ogden hotel. charged with assaulting
with intent 10 murder II. $, BOYLE. a grad
Ing contractor and guest of the house, last
Friday night, had his preliminary hearing
before Judge Aylesworth I'm the superior
court yesterday morning. The evidence
showed h" made three distinct attempts
TO assault Boyle and the court bound him
over to the grand Jury. HIS bond was fixed
IN the sum of $1,000, in default Of which
he was to the county jail.
Concordia lodge. No. 81, Knigats Of Pyth.
las, publicly installed the following Of
fcers a. hughes hall. Chancellor com
mander j, W. Ferr.er; vice chancellor, r.
a. Black: master-at-arms George l..
prelate, DIR. II. O. Williams, master of
the work, II. w. Lewis; keeper of the
records ana seal l.. f, Litz; master OF
finance, 9. n. Caldwell; master of the eX,
Chequcr, j. w, SChuon'nE; inner guard
FRED Shcrman; outer guard, W. II. Nc.
hlnlcyt trustees, j. j. Klein, T.. \. BlaCl
ana julius tngcr. The installation ccreml
MES were followed by a dance.
N. Y, Plumbing co. Tel. $50.
Howells Anti-"Kawt' cures coughs. colds