Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28
Council Bluffs.
Minor Mention
The Council Bluffs office Of
The Omaha Bee 10 At is Scott
Street. Both Phones "a.

Davis. drugs.
Wedding silver at Lefferts.
Corrigans. undcrtakers. Phones l43
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel SS9.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGS-LEF-
FEHIS
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Borwick's, 2i1 South Main street.
Call 142 for n case OF Gund's Peerless
beer j. J. Klein CO., distributors.
Occulists prescriptions accurately filled
store.
Congratulation cards and choice pictures
for the graduates. Fauble Art shop, SS5
broadway.
J. w. Terry, optician, I'll Broadway. office
with George Corner.
w f. Cleveland, the democratic candi-
date for congress. was in the city yester-
work among the voters in this city.
Excelsior lodge No. $50, Ancient Free and
Accepted MssOns, Will meet in special
communication saturday evening at 1880
for work in the third degree. All master
Masons are invited to attend. banquet
will follow at the close Of the session.
Andrew Ransom, u years Old, died yes
terday at the home of DIT. Bryant, liz
rrank street, tOnowinB a sIroke OF apo
pleNy four days ago. He 10 survived by
his wife, five daughters and one son. He
was n member OF the Masonic lodge at
Nicola.
Andrew Markuson. aged 81, died yester-
day at Mercy hospital after brief illness
from stomach trouble. The body was taken
to Cutters and later removed to the resi-
1ence, 1900 South Eighth street. Mr.. Mar
kuson, was a railway bridge carpenter en-
ployed by the Milwaukee road
c. A. Tbbetts yesterday received tele-
gram announcing the death OF his step
mother at her home in Kansas. Her death
was sudden, following so closely upon the
announcement of her illness that he had
not completed arrangements to visit the
aid home, which he has not seen for five
years.
Ezra Strickland. aged 70 years, died
Yesterday afternoon at Mercy hospital Of
heart trouble from which he had been a
sufferer for SIX months; lie is survived
Mrs Nettie Lonser, and three sons, Clar.
ence Charles and Grant The body will
be buried in Walnut Hill cemetery.
Adam Psavowski, which is about as near
as any person around police headquarters
can spell II or say II. was arraigned in
police court yesterday on the charge Of
The detective found him In possession of a
suit of clothes that were stolen on Wednes-
day from the home Of w. w Mullica, 72l
Third avenue. His case was not con-
GUIDED.
Lois Gertrude Bigelow, the 2-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Bigelow,
avenue, of pneumonia, after an illness Of
two weeks. The disease followed the same
fatal course IL has observed in nearly all
OF the cases that have occurred in the
city for the last several months The body
will be taken today TO Wellsville. Kan, for
burial
The long delay In completing the street
car line on Benton street, which has left
the street In torn up and almost Inn
passable condition, has had one beneficial
effect. 1t has permitted the water to soak
Benton street bridge and caused the earth
TO settle into all kinds OF oddly shaped
cavities; Some Of the Expressions are sew
eral feet deep. The subsistence would have
occurred after the paving was laid, re-
peating the bad conditions at the Frank
street bridge
and two feet apart, William Hughes, the
daring bricklayer engaged to repair the
weakened arch above the window in one OF
the towers OF the Grand hotel, at the TOP
OF the seventh floor, performed his work
yesterday while thousand people, more
or less looked up at him. from the street
expecting him to fall be blown off his
frail perch by the sixty mile gale that was
buffetlng him. But he never even dropped
with the same sang froid as IL he had been
daubing around cellar window
Violations of city ordinances caused the
appearance in police court yesterday morn
lacking up signs and distributing adver.
Using matter without taking out the re-
quired license. He settled by fully com
plying with the law. Isadora 5antas waI
peddling ice cream with a wagon, and put
up the defense that he was an employe OF
!. Mucci. He also put up a SIS bond for
his appearance at a later date. His plea
was fully sustained by Mr.. Mucci. who
declared him to be one OF rive men thus
engaged, not including those who 20 abouI
with push carts. The police offic deny
this and claim to be able to show thai
Isadora has no other connection with the
Mucci factory than is required to buy his
stock. C. w. Ward was sending his auto.
mobile along the streets at a thirty-fivt
mile gait when the police officers stopped
him. He put up bond Of S27.S6 to cover
contingencies until he is able to show thai
his speedometer had COMO on strike or hi!
high gear clutch became frightened and raI
away with his machine. p. Egyr, driver
OF a commission wagon, fractured an ordI
nance and also damaged a cement side
walk by driving over It, His appearance
bond OF So was forfeited.