Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-04

The CLARK barber shop for baths
Insurance Forest Smith. Brown Blk.
Corrigans, undertakers. Phones 14s.
Large front room to rent Phone $50.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 3s9.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
FCR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
VRY SWAPS.
Real estate bought sold and exchanged.
Forest Smith, Brown Blk
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. ]. J.
Kline Co. 162 West Broadway.
Tho best in the land in wall paper and
painting work c. Jensen, Masonic Temple.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
j. W. Terry, uQtician, All Broadway, office
with George Gerner.
Budweser beer Is healrhful strengthen
ing and refreshing. Call l.. Rosenfeld Co.
and order case. 1923.
r. H. I1MLBIN, NEW LOCATION, 80
WEST BROADWAY. FINE LADIES
TAILORING AND ALTERING TO SUIT
ALL WORK STRICTLY HIGH-CLAsS.
Marriage licenses continue to be issued
at the rate OF only one day The happy
recipients yesterday were 1=arl Burgstrum,
aged q, and Gina Hansen, 20 years old,
both of Council Bluffs.
Anna Margaret Dorr, aged ~ years;
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Dorr, died
at o'clock yesterday morning at the
home, 290S South Seventh street, after a
weeks illness, from pneumonia.
son eof Mr.. and Mrs. George Umble. 24O7
Avenue l, died at 4 o'clock yesterday
mcrning Of stomach trouble The funeral
viii DO held Wednesday at 10 a m, Rev.
a, Oyerton officiating. Interment will be
in Garner cemetery
Miss Helen Marine, the 15-year- old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Marine,
2ll5 Avenue c. died at Colorado Springs,
where she went some time ago to visit
friends. shortly after reaching her desti-
nation she was stricken with typhoid fever
~ NJ tpA NO cd there VpEteT-
day that the disease had fatal termina-
ton, The body will be returned to Council
Bluffs for burial.
J. lB. Swain, a grain buyer and shipper
at Pisgah, Ia. began a suit in the district
court yesterday against Droge Bros.
Council Bluffs elevator owners. to recover
from transactions covering the last two
years and aggregating T49l.ll. Ill of which
had been paid but the balance claimed.
The account was assigned swain by MS
two successive partners.
"Reddy' Leone, overgrown youth
who tJHagines when he is drunk that ne
can whip Johnson, and who easily becomes
Mtoxicated on glass of beer. was In
gpolice court Yesterday morning, after a
contact with Dan. alias straw Maher
TIE youth looked as II he had emerged
from series OF continuous prize fights
and was really pltable object. He ad.
mltted the charge OF being drunk and
Judge Snyder sent him down to the county
Jail for five days with a suggestion thai
he be given the use Of the hospital ward.
g. @. Roach, about as badly a dlsfigured
man as ever passed through the police
court went through tho mill In the daily
grind yesterday morning. He had beer
found by the officers at Thirteenth avenue
and Third street the night before and
brought to the station for medical care
His scalp was split open In a dozen places
and his face covered with cuts anC
bruises. The only explanation he would
give was that he had been assaulted by
man with whom he had made hors'
trade and that the man had beaten hin
over the head and face with garden rake
Mrs. J. J. Klein died yesterday after
OF the infirmitles OF old age. She was 9
years old and had resided in the city
nearly all Of her re She s i s1Tv I, b
cago ana five sons, IA H.. Klein Of Chi
cage. j. t-Jal A. b., George and Rober
member Of St. Peters Catholic church
whore the funeral services will be HEX
Thursday morning at $3.50, conducted b!
member Of St., AIMS Altar society o
the church and the members are requeste'
to attend the funeral In body. Buria
will be, in st. Joseph's cemetery.
John c. McGil, a real veteran fireman
a member OF the department in the oil
volunteer days. driver OF the old steame
areat stunts when the steamer i' made -
Gallant fight to save the old buildings a
the Iowa School for the Deaf from de
struction. is again doing practical work 4
the department, He has taken the plac
OF Driver Stevens at No. while the LAT
ter Is attending the state flremen's NEE
at Red Oak. Mr.. McGin remained wit
the department until about twelve year
ago and has driven every piece OF the az
paratus with the exception of the las
chemical purchased. He retired from tn
department a dozen years ago and pun
chased an eighty-acre farm near Crescen
when the land was worth about one-eight
what II Ii now and has consequently grow
rich In spite OF himself.
new drinking fountain for man an
beast has been placed at Thirteenth avenu
aid South Main street, at the earnest r,
quest OF the teamsters and others engage
IN the implement district. The work wa
finished by the city water works employt
about O'Clock Monday night. At . o'cloc
= the. water conlpany was notified that II
~ new fountain had sprung bad leak ar
was flooding the street When OFT
Pfeiffer,f the oompanys foreman und,
whose supervision the work had been don
went there he found that some enterprlsir
thief had stolen the big brass valve an
faucet that controlled the water suppl,
The water had to be turned off an
hundreds of horses suffered from the hel
and thirst yesterday as a consequence
There are thieves and thieves, and ever
thief ought to be killed, but Council Bluff
has some OF the meanest thieves this sic
of the territory Dante explored" said NJ
Tfeiffer.