Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-05
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DhNlS belib oFuRbs
sells carpets and rugs.


stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Wollman' scientific o%ptician. 400 B'way.
Tak home a brick Of Metzger's ice
cream. vanilla Z5c; Neopolitan. 35c.
"A Tour Around the World" May 6 and
sehhttPPami Station IL ~ & Brand M S SoieT, coupons at
Large number of piano boxes for sale at
Bouricius Music House-mskes the nicsst
Kind of playhouse in the yard. 335 Broad
way, where the organ stands upon the
For sale. excellent building lot in Central
SUB, size 44xi20. This is a bargain for
some one, for cash sale or will sell on pay
within several blocks Of good school. Cali
2r aodress 4. +. Watts, Bee office, Council
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Clark Of
South First street. a son.
Mrs. A. G. Hober, 1902 Avenue D, is seri-
ously Ill with rheumatic fever.
Jewel, court, Tribe of Ben IIur, viii meet
IN regular session Tuesday evening.
Freeman Reed, clerk OF the district court,
yer.
Visit the snake charmers and elsphant
World"
Lost, pocketbook containing small amount
turn to Bee office.
a marriage license was issued yesterday
20 Charles Price, aged As, and Mary HUH
man, aged AZ, both of Omaha.
The motor company filed yesterday in the
district court a motion for a new trial in
me personal Injury damage suit of Howard
Afnsworth.
AIRS. NJ. Sullivan and daughter Gertrude
left yesterday for Hastings, Ia, being
CALLED there by the serious illness of Mrs.
Mrs. O. II. Brown left last evening for
Gsmingsford, Neb3 in response to a tele-
sister. Mrs. A. Sherwood.
Oscar Johnson Is being bid at the city
9el on suspicion Of being implicated In an
adlsse1 atteinpted assault on an elderly
hight.
Captain II. c. DeRoy, who served eight
Africa. will speak this evening at the Ger
man Evangelical church on behalf of the
Miss Ethel Lemen is home from Bostoo
where she has been attending the Emerson
School of Oratory. She was called home
BY the critical illness Of her mother, Mrs.
y. G.. Lemen.
The case against Henry Haley. charged
with the theft of a number of gold eye
glasses from the shop of Captain Webb,
was continued In police court yesterday
until Monday.
Brigadier James loft. in charge of the
SraSss NH Adm n work Sn In lowe and Ne.
church Thursday evening.
Come on boysi Order your summer suit
now. Ten days to complete your order. We
save you money and guarantee a perfect
N. Y. Tailoring Co, 337 Broadway.
The $4,000 personal injury damage suit
of Chris Peterson against the motor COM
pany In the district court went to the Jury
last night no verdict had been reached.
Deputy Revenue Collector Knox received
word yesterday that hereafter no docu-
mentary or proprietary stamps will be kept
for sale I'm this city. Persons needing them
Viii have to apply to Collector Kemble at
w, H. Town, whose horse ''Black Blon-
din" with a record Of 2:l5K. was killed
Friday night by colliding with a house
TO bring suit against the city and the per-
son moving the house.
Bertha Libbecke, known to fame as
Bernard's hospital yesterday afternoon
pending action In her case by the commits
Omaha adJudged her insane and turned her
over to the authorities here.
The Mason City & Fort Dodge Railroad
fS%RAtahS e n shsSi nGpis srs g a Ssnedfih ye so wi.
liam Naph of 81, 500 damages for the roads
iisS the frss oas seFR IN Which eis tRR eOP PsIifoad T has
appeared as the appellant. The property
involved is in Norwalk township.
Jacob Lath purchased a ticket at the
Union Pacific transfer depot last evening
for Plattsmouth, but got into the wrong
tTnssti him 5h an ana d't the eoodu walTh Le ensu Is .S Ssi
10 have crEwn a revolver and threatened to
shoot the Gomez ctor. He was arrested and
ing concealed weapons.
The new residence recently erected by a
man named Napier on MOSQUITO creek,
about three miles east of the city. and
purchased by the Great Western, who's
Eight-of-way, goes through the property,
who will move IL onto Harrison street. The
contract for the moving was closed yester-
day, the price agreed upon being $1.lO0.
At the concert to be given Thursday
evening at the Second Presbyterian church
the following well known musicians will
render the program: Vocalists, Mrs. L, R.
Hypes, Mrs. N, o. Ward, Mrs. Ida Weis-
Reybert, Mrs. A. A. Covalt, Lucius Pryor,
Ned Mitchell; instrumental, Miss Ellis, Miss
Nay Tulleys, Miss Maud Bell, L. w. Tul-
leys uiute), A. A. Covalt (cornep. Admis-
sion, 25 cents.
Thieves broke into the residence OF Jeppe
Hannibalsen Friday night during the ab-
psnce of the family and got away with SIS
thing in the house was ransacked by the
Intruders, who were evidently In search OF
money. A silver watch, which the thieves
had discarded, was found on a bed. while
q valuable gold watch which was in a yest
was overlooked. The thieves secured on-
trance to the house through a cellar WIN
dow.
A COW which escaped from its herder
cause~ considerable excitement on Broad
way lust evening. II invaded the CONNER
ciai National bank, but was driven out be.
into tho ONCE OF the Illinois Central, up-
setting at Ticket Agent Labbee, who was
tanning talking to a friend. From there
II went into Rogers saloon, next door.
where II overturned two large rubber trees
and butted its way through to the rear and
out through the back door into the alleY.
where 1t was corralled.