Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.

Davis sells glass.
Mr.. Riley" 5-cent cigar.
Fine Missouri oak Gilbert Bros.
Gas fixtures and globes at Bixbys.
Fine A y G. beer, Neumayers hotel
Wollman, scientific optician, +09 Boy.
Schmidts pnotos, new end latest styles.
W. j. Hostettcr. dentist, Baldwin block
Moores stock food kills worms. fattens.
See Schmidt for elegant holiday photos.
Drink Budweiser beer. l.. Rosenfed. agt.
Lefrert, jewelet optcian. 236 Broadway.
See Alexander & co.'s window display or
casts S3 + way
w. # Graft undertaken and dsinfector.
1o1 South Main street Phone sos
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway. Phone Isl.
W G. Estep. undertaken, % Pearl street
Telephones Oilice, ~: residence. %.
Try our 2O-ccnt meals. Ladies' and Gents
cafe, Hl Broadway. open all hours.
Homemade mixed candy, 10 cents a pound.
Purity Candy Kitchen, &S Broadway
Morgan K Klein. upholstering, furniture
repairing. mattress making. l22 S. Main st.
The Woman's Relief corps will hold its
regular meeting this afternoon at 1880
o'clock
Mr. and Mrs r. Thorne OF Avenue A will
spend Christmas with the formers parents
at Imogene la.
Mr. and Mrs, /. II. Highsm;th have re-
turned from Waterloo, Ia, and will again
reside in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Eastand, 43S Glen avenue, was re .
ported To the Board of Health yesterday as
suffering from scarlet fever.
a want add In The Bee will bring results.
The same attention given TO "A want add In
Council Bluns as at the omaha Office.
Sheridan coal, once tried always used.
Smokeless. no SCOT clinkers nor sulphur
Price 81, $3.50. Fenlon IL Foley, sole agents.
Henry Westcott, u printer, reported the
theft OF "A gold watch from his vest which
he IL employed
Assistant County Attorney G. T.. KimbaIl
wbotn yG.otntu 30 ,,sy E@sterday from wyoming Ia,
Williams, mother of Mrs. Kiinball.
Miss Ella Writ will return tomorrow from
the Nebraska state university to spend the
Mrs. w o. Writ Of Willow avenue anu
NeiIs j. Madsen took out a building per-
init yesterday for the erection of "A one
story frame cottage on Avenue q between
Ninth and Tenth streets, to cost 5000
Misses Nellie iaworth and Laura
yWeaVer, VINO are attending school at
nome last evening to spend the holidays.
Superintendent ROthcrt of the Iowa School
Tor the Dear Is home from Des Moines,
where ne attended the quarterly meeting
OF the superintendents of state institutions.
.. w. NJ. Howells, 1929 Avenue A, was fined
= ana costs In police court yesterday morn
ing He was arrested late Wednesday night
condition and abusing members of his
family
II. $. Mcbride ana j. H. Richardson were
wagonload of railroad brass to "A Junk
dealer on South Main street. The police
suspect that the brass was stolen and are
holding the men for Investigation.
Joe Kane and Charles Adams, the two
young fellows charged with stealing shoes
from the store of the Duncan Shoe com
pany, were up before Justice Ferrier veg
terday ana were each sentenced to fifteen
other sentence for larceny yesterday.
Fred Beck, aged Is years died YESTERDAY y
morning AZ his home, two miles east OF the
Iowa school for the Deaf. His death was
due to an attack of pneumonia. The funeral
Will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock from the German Lutheran church
1nterment will be had.
The case against Dug McClc'land charged
Eith the larceny Of $500 belonging to l.
continued in police court yesterday until
next Monday as an important witness for
the prosecution Is out of the city. McClel-
land was released ON bail In the sum Of $500
furnished by his father
lanes THOMPSON a farmer living east of
on hisS nv ,p'pru bo zoo rreey ast evening and
pace through the streets. lie finally lost
his balance and fell out of the buggy aud
was taken To the police station. When
placed In the steel cell he tried to butt the
door down With his head and was knocked
senselcss.
Sheriff Cousins received lettcr yester-
day from Bert Davis. the Minnesota deputy
sheriff, who succeeded IN getting Thomas
II. Senter away from here, I'm which ne
says: - landed In Minnesota yesterday
right side up with care. They gave me a
hot chase, but | gave them the slip. | also
guarded against them at Sioux city. |
caught a night train In the suburbs of the
city and planted myself I'm a sleeper The
letter is dated from WInncnaEo. MINI
The case against James Hail. the negro
charged with assaulting Mrs. Mary Burns
the old coored woman, with intent to muir
der her, was continued In police court yes
terday until saturday, as Mrs. Burns CON
dition is such that she was unable to APP
pear In court At one time yesterday
morning II was thought the injuries to her
head, owing to her advanced age, might
prove fatal bat she was much improved
last night She is still being cared for at
police headquarters.
oar theatergocrs are To be favored to-
night at the Dohany by "a visit of one of
the biggest attractions II is said that is
being sent out of New York this season,
'"rhe ROYAL Box" 1t IL a play dealing
with stage life and dramas of this char
aCter and of any note are comparatively
few In number. The curtain rises on the
balcony scene in Romeo and Juliet" The
Romeo addresses Ju'iet but thinks of the
occupants of the royal box-the countess,
whom he loves, and the prince, of whom he
is jealous Ultimately he casts aside the
role of Romeo and in his own person de-
nounCes the royal protliGate, bringing the
curtain down In confusion. Mr.. Andrew
Robson, who plays the part of the actor,
has already appeared IN 200 diTerent roles;
lie was with MIR. Coghlan and succeeded
that famous actor in the great part a
company OF all-round excellence has been
chosen To support him and II is claimed the
piece will be given al that careful attcn-
tion to detail which has characterized II
from the time Mr. coghlan first presented