Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-10

Davis, drugs
The Clark barber shop for baths.
Corrigans. undertakers. Phones las.
FAUST BEER Al ROGERS BUFFET.
Picture framing. Jensen, Masonic temple
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 3S9
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone o.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Hudleson Broadway studio new location
b3i West Broadway.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT J. l.
Klein Co, l62 West Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. w. Terry opuctan, all Broadway, office
with George Corner.
only one marriage license was issued yes
terday The applicants were y. Z. Peter
son, Council Bluffs, aged 90, and Mar
garet Rasmussen. Marine, Ia, aged q.
Majestic Steel Ranges and Art Garland
. Base Burners, the best in the world, 47 to
$40, We are exclusive agents. F. g. DE
Vol Hardware Company, 5O4 Broadway
Judge Woodruff yesterday granted the
application of Jessie Morton Everett for
ilOO temporary alimony TO prosecute her
nivorce suit against her husband, Horace A.
Everett
Police Sergeant Morrlssey of ottumwa,
Ia was In the city last evening visiting
Dad" Sloan Of the Council BLUFFS night
force and other members Of the police de-
partment
W. II. Bedford Of Bolckow. Andrew
appointed Mabray mikes" to leave town
yesterday He remained until late In tue
afternoon, settling up with puncuhous
piety every little claim he could find
against him.
George Cosson, author Of the Cosson law
that has been used by the anti-saloon cru
ficers was in Council Bluffs yesterday en-
deavoring to find out about how badly he
will be defeated in the November election.
lie Is a candidate for attorney general He
only remained an n in town
Andrew Lorenzen, the former police pa
troll driver, who disappeared about June l.
after visit to Council Bluffs from his big
ranch in northwestern Nebraska, is still
absent from his home and the members Of
his family are without definite Information
concerning him. They are still in doubt
concerning the cause of his disappearance,
whether he wandered away In state Of
temporary abstraction or has been the VIC
tim Of foul play.
Council Bluffs is to have the fourth an
nual exposition of the Trans Nj ssissippi
Poultry and Pet Stock association. 1t Will
be held about the first week in December
in the new auditorium. A. Lundstrom. the
secretary and active manager of the affairs
OF the association. came over from Omaha
yesterday and spent the day with John
keeline, Abe Covalt and other chicken fam
clers, preparing for the show. The asso-
citation Is composed almost entirely Of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha and South Omaha men.
Reports Of damage from points north Of
Council Bluffs indicate that the storm that
visited this locality shortly after midnight
yesterday morning partook of the nature of
a tornado At Honey Creek several build
ings were blown down and Mrs. M ]. Cory
was severely injured while seeking safety
Nor herself and family in the family cellar.
There was only an outside entrance to the
cellar and as she was entering the door
she was struck on the back Of the head
by flying piece of board. She was not
seriously hurt
A band of gypsies, travelling in five
covered wagons, leased a camping location
at Thirty-seventh street and Fourth avenue
early in the week. and since then COM
plants have come in from citizens resid-
ing In the vicinity, who accused the camp
ers of manifesting too much disregard OF
property rights OF others. Emergency or
ficer O'Neil spent a large part of the after
noon yesterday investigating the complaints
and at o'clock placed three of the men
under arrest. They will have hearing in
police court this morning,
j. F.. Hughes, manager of the. STANDARD
Wagon Box Manufacturing company on
West Broadway. accidentally threw his
new automobile into high power while try
ing II out on the four miles OF straight
smooth paving Wednesday evening OF
ficer Short, patroling the West Broadway
beat with special instructions concerning
auto speeders, Communicated another ma
chine and conducted a successful chase. II
police court yesterday Mr.. Hughes smll
ingly parted with S22 So as he muttereC
under his breath something that sounded
like, .'she can make her fifty miles al
right"
Rona j. Shugart, a long time resident OF
Council Bluffs and for many years the
dominant genius of the old Manawa steam
motor line. is in town for few days, stop,
identified himself with the business affairs
OF the national organization of the Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles, and is one of the
principal stockholders OF the official maya
zine OF the association, The American
Eagle" published at Kansas city. Mr.
Shugart is advertising manager OF the pub
LEGATION. He is here to attend an importan
meeting of the Council Bluffs aerie TO b.
held this evening.
Rector ]. w. Jones of st. Pauls church
returned yesterday from hiS vacation which
lasted six weeks and permitted him to taxi
Mrs. Jones and children to the Pacific
coast They spent some time in San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles and on their return
took the southern route and went through
Eel Peso and San Antonio. Tex. wher
Rector Jones was formerly located a
San Antonio II was known in advance tina
he would be there Sunday morning and ar
rangements were made to take him drectl!
from the train to the church where he hal
by automobiles and when he arrived at tn
church he found II packed 10 the door
with the largest congregation known Their
for years. He conducted the entire servic
and was then given reception.
severe electrical storm visited Council
Bluffs between midnight and daylight yes
terday morning and there were man
vacant fuse boxes all over town In tn
morning The current came In on tn
fire alarm wires number OF times and sc
the big bell ringing furiously when tn
storm was at its height and burning GU
some of the circuits. large number o
telephones were put out OF service on tn
lines OF both companies and several O
the city electric light circuits were 4
trouble. One terrific crash shortly afte
midnight awakened about every person 4
town and appears to have distributed II
self over the entire wire system OF the city
The storm was preceded by a violent win
and flood of water fell The usual hbera
quantities OF mud was washed down fror
the hillside streets as usual just after tn
street cleaning force had completed tn
work OF clearing away the deposits fror
he previous storm The waves at Manaw
were higher than at any other time durin
the year.