Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs

LAVE ~ uElEHa
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Wollman. scientific o~ptician, 4e B'vay
Pasturage, Judson. s29 6th ave. Tel So
J. c. and ". Woodward. architects, room
D. Everett block. Council BUNS, Ia
Take home a brick Of MetIger's ice
cream. vanilla, sc; NeOpOlitan, sc.
Refrigerators and ice chests. Prices right
Cole-Brelsford Hardware Co.. Al 8. Main st.
New goods and outfits for Paragraphs
work at A~leNander's Are Store, &3 B'way.
Go to Morgan & Klein for upholstering.
mattress making and feather renovating.
IL South Main street. Phone As.
We make a speciality Of all kinds Of fur
pace and tin work. See Us for prices. Cole
Brelsford Hardware Co, al :. Main street.
The Insurance gasoline stoves are abso-
prees oIe-RIei1foS HsrdWsre Go Al
8. Main street.
Tho Columbia and Tribune bicycles are
the very highest grade. We handle them.
Also a fine line OF cheap wheels. See US.
Cole-BrelsfoTd Hardware Co, Al Main 81.
For Sa~le-EXcellent building lot in Cen
tral sub, size 44xl2O. This Is a bargain for
someone. for cash sale or will sell on pay
ment plan. Lot IL located on Avenue b
within several blocks Of good school. Call
Gil Bluffs.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. M-usselman.
30 Stutsman street, yesterday. a son.
a marriage license was issued yesterday
20 David W. Shultz, aged 3, and Annette
Bush. aged 2, both Of Omaha.
The Smith & Bradley base ball team will
play the LUCK Hollow nine this afternoon
on the grounds at Sixth street and Six
teenth avenue
The funeral OF Chris jacobson, who died
al St Demands hospital. will be this after
noon at 200 O'Clock from Lunkieys under
taking rooms. Burial will be in FsIrview
cemetery.
The return practice game between the
pall teams OF the High school and the
Iowa School for the Deaf yesterday after
noon resulted in a victory for the latter by
a score OF % to S.
Edward F. Schurig Of Omaha was yes
terday appointed by Judge Wheeler Of the
district court temporary guardian OF John
Wuethrich, insane, committed to the state
asylum at Clarinda-
The hearing OF John Higgins. charged on
complaint OF his wife with being in con-
tempt of court by disobeying an order re-
garding the custody of their child pending
the suit for divorce, was continued by
Judge wheeler yesterday until such date
as he will have time TO take il up. HiE-
gins was released on bond for his appea:-
ance. sf
became alarmed last night that relatives OF
his wife were planning to kidnap hts g.
year-old son ana asked that an officer be
sent to watch the house and see tina no
one LETT or entered IL. When the officer
a55ved at the house Mrs Ernst was ire
parlns 70 put the, child to bed. She as
Bured the officer that her husbands fears
were ~groundless.
Justice Ferrier returned yesterday morn
ing from Des MOines, where he had been
on business connected with the Knights OF
Pythias. He stated that he had not vet
offered him in the Philippines. George II,
Gable, a member of the local bar, Is a
Candidate for the office in the event OF
Justice Ferrter resignlng.
The case in which William and e. Fegley
were charged with assaulting Il. Il.
police court for several weeks. p %as rfsosi IN
yesterday, by Judge Scott. who fined the
elder Fegley 80 and costs and the younger
sessed a fine of 81 and costs against bowers
for being mixed up in the night. which
Male. the 7-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. K. H. Lambertson OF Wallace. Mo,
died Yesterday morning at the home OF her
from diphtheria. Her sister Lille. aged {
years, died from the same disease on April
j. Mrs. Lambertson. accompanied by her
two daughters, was called here by the Ill
ness Of her father. The funeral. which
viii be private, viii be this afternoon at ?
cent cemetery.
Sherman Richardson and T. C. Caldwell,
morse Saaers, %ere arrssted Yesterday
team OF sorrel horses belonging TO Ezra
Perkins, a young man whose home Is near
Malvern. Richardson is also charged with
Rssaulting Perkins. on a search warrant
issued from Justice Bryant's court the
horses belonging to Perkins were recovered
BY Constable Albert. Richardson and Cald-
well will have their preliminary hearing
Monday before Judge Scott.
Familiar as the play OF East Lynne Is
to the average theatergoer, there is q GER
tain charm about II that holds one. Moth
Ing great IN the way OF literary merit has
ever been claimed for the play; its strength
seems to lie IN a faithful protrayal OF the
commonest emotions OF the human heart.
This perhaps explains In a measure the
wonderful hold East Lynne" has on the
public Miss Courtenay Morgan plays the
part OF the heroine and plays II we'll Her
costumes, made for her In Paris, will be
a special treat for the women. Much care
has been bestowed upon the costumes and
scenic appointments Of the play and a
smooth and delightful performance may be
expected at the Dohany theater this even
ms.