Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-11

Dingle's barber shop. S Scott ST.
CorriEans. undertakers Phones las
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Majestic ranges. p. c. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Picture framing. Jensen. Masonic temple |
Woodring Undertaking company Tel SS9 !
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone a. |
See Berwick first for painting, 2ll s. Main
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE |
TRY SWAPS.
Schusters and StorE malt extract for |
sale by J. J. Kline Co, 1862 Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by !
j. w. Terry, optician, al broadway, ONCE |
With George Corner.
The local lodge members OF the Tribe OF
Ben Hur Will meet in regular session at
! the usual hour tomorrow.
Watches for father, mother, daughter or
I ner. Jeweler All Broadway.
! Excelsior lodge will meet IN special com
/ munication a. Masonic temple this evening
! at O'Clock for work in the third degree.
/ Mrs. j. r. Griffin and son of Seattle!
! Wash, are visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Eugene Stupfell OF Harden town
| ship
DR.. Horace T. HaverstocS has removed
| to Room "a Merriam block. Phones Bell
l65. Ind $50 Residence phones, Bell s'4'
Ind $3.50.
FOR sALE-Modern 7-room house; ex-
cellent condition; good lot; centrally 10.
Gated. Small cash payment Inquire 'l'
Mills st.
Mr.. ana MIS- ". ~. henauQ are entertain
| at their home on Glen avenue. Mr. Hoy Is
! Mrs. Renauds brother
The regular meeting Of the Ministerial
association will be held at 10 o'clock this
morning at the Y. NJ. G. A. building.
Election OF officers for the year Will take
place.
Rev. o. O. Smith and Mrs. Smith left
last evening for Boston to be gone for a
month The time will be occupied with
work in connection with the meeting OF
he National AganCfaftOD of GfOnETeEatlOn-
alists.
Extensive repairs have been COMP eted
on the Milwaukee passenger station Inc
building has been refinished inside and
painted inside and out. The platform has
also been extended and will be lighted by
electricity.
/ Children playing in the attic at the home
> of Il. J. Duval 1900 Eighth avenue, yester-
day afternoon started fire in some papers
that required the assistance Of the Depart
ment The blaze was extinguished without
throwing water and but little damage was
, done.
harry Curtis the founder of the Y NJ.
c. A. work In Council Bluffs and the
chief worker in the enterprise that Sc
( cured the splendid new local building, will
cial secretary Of the Redfleld S. D., col
lege. He has just resigned. his secretary
conn c0mpetinF g0 the o work Su 81 building $500
headquarters there.
Captain ]. W. Bates, whose retirement
I from the active list OF hremen TO the roll
Of municipal pensioners, goes into effect
on the 18TH of this month, left last even
ing for a weeks sojourn at Excelsior
e considerably impaired, and he has yielded
= to the 'entreaues OF his friends TO take
d granted the necessary leave Of absence.
e The funeral Of Gus A. Weber. will be
held this morning STg at o'clock from 81
!, J inloPs Hazel Camp ~; II II N Sods ODER
II Order of Eagles and II is expected tina
IS many, Of the members of the order viii
=. conducted by Rev Father Hermann. In
terment will be In st. Joseph cemetery.
u The city council will this evening tax,
s up the consideration of the resolution sub
n mitted by the street railway company 70
/. permission to extend its car lines on Mail
street from RsSr to PGoeqTay BsntS
lie and Harrison street and a line on Nortl
Eighth street from Broadway to Avenue
Is council, and this will come from Aldermen
:. votes to favor the resolution.
- First Congregational church notes for tn
20 week are Mrs. May Forgy's Sunda
- school class will meet at the home OF ID
AT L. e. Roe, sixth street and Seventh ave
he nue., Thursday evening This class wi
A., hold an exchange Saturday, place to be an
4" nounced later. Midweek services Wednes
a day evening at o'clock, O. A. r. hall /
Y. M G. A. building, Secretary Eastma
oI leading The Sunday school lesson for tn
coming Sunday will be the subject. n
" teachers and aQult scholars invited. IN
le, Ladies' Missionary society will hold thel
meeting at the home of Mrs. Z. L. Scot
q PSI High School avenue, Thursday at 2:S
- All the women Of the church and conEr'
~ cation invited.
ng Des Moines people trying to s4lve the
al wounded pride and soften their dissI
have found oonsidersbis relief in Il Il
49, singular fact that the figures representa-
'er their total population are the same
of IL as a hopeful augury for the futur
Council Bluffs. pretty well satisfied wit
" the census returns that indicate growi
nd of 1906 per cent, has the same rsmarkab
We population of Council Bluffs is given /
lat IS. Ss2' and the figures are not altered
GU read either way This is also taken as
mt hopeful augnry and D. e Stuart. pres
az dent of the Commercial club. has cast So
we eral astrological horoscopes, all OF while
,us indicate that his slogan, quit KckiI
Changed by rI he fSss 70 assure y Pc
the next dscennial census,
Captain shafer returned last night fro
soeTsed Of SoSbng sFSG6bus ta4HS
-on his name to a $50 draft, impersonating hi
,o' as a Mason and several other degrees
our sent for ten days. and supposed he won
Nv have to go to Lansing TO have his Low
for Engel at the Marshall jail the old mi
was very anxious to get away and volu
teered to come without a requistion.
said they didn't treat him well at Ma
2 shall and had about starved him to dea
IN the jail, Where ne completed service
a sixty day sentence IN connection wi
his receptions there The first thing
put asked OF Captain Shafer was to be Civ
on | a square meal He claims
OF all the charges preferred against hi
az Council Bluffs, which are Included
&c. two grand jury indictments. charging hi
#, 25 with breaking and entering and forgery
. p George Chrissman, a machnist residi
95 at 9l9 Avenue G, Is in the city Jail charg
q with assault with intent TO commit murd
% At O'Clock yesterday morning neighbC
% telephoned 10 the police station IN
ChTissman had driven his family frC
% the house and was threatening TO kill tho
. II he could find them. Officers GillisI
and Skpton were sent 70 the house Tn
al found Chrissman and when they attempt
are to arrest him he seized a heavy blaC
- / smithing hammer and struck a murderO
pS blow at officer Sldpton's head. The Of
ny Ger threw up his arm and practically bro
ex- the force Of the blow. but the hammer
mic | scended with such violence that his SIX
Z would have been fractured had II not be
protected by the heavy police helmet
- wore. The helmet was smashed and
l'02 officer stunned. but not otherwise hu
II was necessary to handcun Chr.ssm
mp. after he was overpowered.
Vol T.. @ Brackett. who returned last ",
after enjoying a vacation 81 ten days
describing with great enthusiasm n