Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

/ private patient at st. Demands hospital
was adtudged insane yesterday by the
commissioner on insanity.
We have the finest line Of go-carts and
baby carriages in the city. Before you
Broadway.
Tim Minehan. a former we'll known rail-
road man Of this city. now located at Nc.
Ailister, !. T.. and son, are visiting Council
BLUFFS friends.
Even Fegley. committed for two years
as a ~dipsomaniac, was taken to the state
hospital at Mount Pleasant yesterday BY
Sheriff Cousins.
We contract to keep public or private
sect Exterminator Manufacturing com
pany, Council Bluffs. la. Telephone F63L
Mrs. Robert Beasley was operated upon
Christian association hospital and the OPP
full.
Rollin Brown, the 15-year-old boy brought
here from Dunlap on a charge of incorHgi-
bility, was yesterday ordered committed to
the reform school at Eldora by Judge
Wheeler Of the district court.
Our carpets, rugs, linoleums, oil cloths,
window shades, portieres and general line
OF house furnishing goods are u~nequaled by
any other concern In town. We sell on
the easy payment plan. ID. w. Keller. A1
Broadway,
That usine is picking up In Council
Bluffs is evident from judging by the people
that crowded the different departments of
the Novelty Bargain store, II and l9 South
Main street, yesterday from morning till
late In the evening.
F.. l. Reed, clerk of the district court.
received word from Warden Jones yester-
day that A. NJ. Hines, committed from here
TO the penitentiary at Fort Madison for
eighteen months for larceny, had served
his time and been discharged.
The graduating exercises Of the eighth
grade OF the schools of Garner township
will be held Thursday evening at Grange
Prof. w. H. Clemens of the Nebraska Nor
NAL school will make addresses.
Members of Abe Lincoln post, Grand
lief corps will meet at post headquarters
this evening at 7:15 o'clock and proceed in
a body to the First Presbyterian church
where the annual memorial services Will
be held.
Members Of encampment No. s, Union
Veteran Legion, will assemble at Woodmeu
and from there march in a body to Trinity
Methodist church, where the annual me-
mortal services of the encampment will be
held.
There will be a meeting Of the High
School Alumni association Monday even
ing at 8 o'clock in the high school build
ing when all committees in charge of ar
rangements for entertaining the gradual
ing class are expected to make their re-
ports.
Charles H. Smith is home from the Philip
pines, where he has been for the last three
years in the medical department Of the
United States army. He was ormerly q
enlisted in the hospital corps of the regular
army at the time the Fifty-1rst Iowa Volun-
teers went to the Philippines. He carries a
bullet wound in his cheek as a memento
of his service in the Islands.
An information charging Ben Quiggle
with forgery has been filed in the court of
Justice Ouren and a warrant issued for his
arrest. Quiggle passed a check for $50 on
c. e Covert, a clerk in c. A. Moores
cigar store, which was subsequently pro-
nounced a forgery. Quiggle lives at What
Cheer, Ia, and is said to be in the employ
of the Northwestern railroad. The check
purported to be signed by Michael Elmore,
an Omaha contractor.