Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1887, Page 6

THE DAILY [ A RUNAWAY COUPLE CAUGHT. OFFICE NO. 12, PEARL STREET | Followed by the Husband, They Are Compelled to Stop. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Delivered by earrier in any part nl nu- city at twenty cents per week N EIGHTY ACRES FOR $80,000. MINOR ‘\fl) N’ mali Criminals l‘n Penaltiesn—A lhllroml PPersonal Notes. Plumblng o, Reiter, tailor, Fulb Foods o sheap. See Chapman's pictures for Christmas, The Union elevator is cleaning an av of 100 cars per day. Union telegraph company are Too Much Love. The transfer depot was the scene of an in- denouement Wednesday ount of which appeared When the Union Pa- flue-looking man t n teresting domesti cifie bridge ln ptweed evening, a brief a The steam heating u)vpxlm!un for the new court house is all set and ready to steam up. Next week the building will be warmed, and the workmen will rejoice ‘The North Nel which meets at Blair, ay's session, will be attended by sev- n arrived a tall, und was effusiv pretty brunette, who had been awaiting the The pair entered the i hotel and registered as Joseph John- Columbus, Neb, rrival of the train. son and wife, notice was taken of them tired to their room. The ladies of the African Methot held a festival yosterday and last Williams' hall. ized for the benefit of the J. M. St. John has purchased k 27, Riddle's sub-addition for $400. T. W. Blackburn has sold to Oswald H. don 1ot 4 in block 10, Paul's addition fo oung gentlemen s movement ure The first intimation of anything wrong was the arrival of another stranger, accompanicd by Oficer Rose. tly excited and gave very em- to the most sanguinary threats against_some one who had eloped It was evident that there wi oing to be somethin a little out of the ordi- for they went to the room 66, which the couple were cat sum was real- with his wife, ested in the White ( vited to meet at the Me Montgomery will address them on of the Body.” The article in the Thursd. lation to shipping the fixtu house saloon to Omah part of the fixturcs, run of uffairs, opened, but the man appear occupant of the room. be rather indignant at being disturbed of his imply stopping at a hotel. the room and sitors us they prose- 110 be the only He was inclined to coolly watched the cuted a search of the premiscs, a closet door they found the object of their search squeezed i Murru a at the Me thod Thurs 1 i, Watlans, both M. i, church, officiating. o S room is rapidly nearing 1, and within a few days it will be vatus has arrived waiting the completion penter work to be put in plac isters of Charity intend that patients Bernard's hospital shall have the best demonstrative at first sir gance upon both the from executing it. rties dressed hurriedly and were con- n by the husband. in u room in the second story of the Lilding, s they wished to hold What transpired in_that is known only to themselves, but the who went into the room d loving husband. oved his darling five times nurses from Philadelphii are expected here They will assume working a private session. Fairmount council, Ro night be the guests of Fidelity counci ing together in the il of and Booth, who is instituting Fairmount ent and instruct them in council, will be pre the work of the o A couple of men were arrested by Officer Irama wys slig] in the last it verged on imbeci nm was plain tosee that he felt far tion ‘or his wifc than she did for him, he announced that he would dism and take her home with him, the ol interfered and told him that an order from urt. would have to be obtained. rejoicing husband vowed that he would ¢ s and sturted out to Judge Aylesworth was routed out of bed and * giving the man posses- r claiming his he took her to the Pacific H. Myers and hed to a lumber wagon and, s the outfit onto the sidewalk on ause and the horses were come all obst ning at supper time, large number of fancy und useful sound falaep, but w made out the pay sion of his own wife derelict spouse registered as E. Cedar Rapids. The other aspir: went to the Bech! i Tn the worning all ains for |l|| n||||'| side nf l!\(‘ this afternoon and cles yet remainimg: also the beautiful Japan- en on exhibition at that place. l'nupll! nf life-size 1t for the lady's affect lmlN which do_infinite ¢ hotel und put u both n.. subject aud the artist. modeling, lighting, cte. and give evidence that us wholesale l|l|\xn " ill'u\“l' will be to tie up his wife, for she seems to find ar presented i Dol and Thursday evenimgs of 2 the charmimg house Wednes- They will proba- bly muke w suceess of it the next time. il Ol cott, M o interprotation of this @ national reputation, be crowded both ev The finest display, the largest assort- opera house should and faney goods is at—'] book store, opposite the new postotlice. of the new fire house on Broadway wus laid with a_gradual slope from the door to the gutter. was sheeted with ice the slope w. X This was provocative of em- ch frequently shocked the Cranberries, quart, Troxell phatic remarks wh unaccustomed cars of the fire ladd| walk has been taken up and But it scems too bad that the new walk Should Lave been it two. inchies her than the adjoinin resignation of Ha viate N\ix the On(‘ thousand head of one, two and year-old stecrs for sale. “ ill ;;un Greenamayer, 623 Mynster st — —— 8 in a Lump. ing the past year a syndicate has been formed having for its object the purchase of the eight{ acre tract of land known as the ight tract, lying between Broadway and the transfer grounds, just west of Squire's The numes of the persons inter- Merriam, George A. Keeline, W. C. Dickey, Joseph Samuels, F. H. Hill, Haldane and E. H ract was owned by Hon. George F. Wright, who pl: ‘The details of the sale were arranged several months ago, but for reasons best known to themsclves the sale was not known until it appeu ared upon the records yesterday. s the largest and il 3 st i el It proves the prophe: that that portion of the realty of the nand at good figu in correspondence with one or more parties and with good prospects of gettingen man_who will fill the position acceptably. Until this is done D. W. Danner will attend to the duties of the i During the month past he has With the coming of the new secretary he will have exclusive charge of the u\llmmlum, for which place he is well acted as assistant, All Sir Knight e hereby notified that u special called conclave will be held this evening at n the Black. ally invited 10 attend. By order u( l)w T. B. Baldw ) o'clock for y Siv Knights here in years. - For Christmas gifts go lu Kirkland’s. s, and that in a What disposition will be made of the tract has not yet been determined by That it will prove a profita- A ticketon a beautiful organ every 81 purchase. J.W.and E. L -~ The«<Central drug store, under Stuart, has been nished with a complete i iday books, stationery, cutlery and musical goods at low prices. the purchasers, Mueller Music Co. fu tusic Co. | 110 favestmant no one can doubt. B Squire lend money. need to bcxwmmm a sew chine when you can pay for on, at the Domestic oftice, Call and see. enlarged and 107 Main street. y lots for sale in Pierc Johnston & Van Patten i at Burhorn’s. During the month of November, as it is alleged, a sick man was sent to that house, at the order of the mayor, for care and treat- Allison claims that the bill, amount- ing to $34.00, was never paid. time o time asked the city act in the matter, but they u‘h-nwl it and it has been killed in |h»- Wi he asks legal help in the collection of, e Solid and plated w e Grave Stone of the lecture of the Rev. adway Methodist In it he uscs the in- This is the tit Mr. Rees, deliverced at Bro church last evening. scriptions which have become historic their quaintuess and pecu wholesome moral well woven and themotives strongly ma That it was keenly enjoyed was evideuced ciativeness exhibited He says he has ities to teach The line of Christmas cardsand hook- CORNER—book from the appre audience as they bursting into laughte as the word pictures w rnmelted into tears picted by the can’t be beat. L - Opera glasses at Mrs. Dr. Jefferis’ vemedy cures every case of diphtheria. diphtheria or d sore lluuul a8 in ME ventive and Care will save without a physician. use can be bought of Mrs. Porter, Fourth ave, and Bighth st Troxell Bros, A Full divectigns for By \\';ulm_umh. ‘ouncil Bluffs, 9 ulul 10, hhn 13 These two very de d for sale this week for 5,000, one-third cash. T e ro mun morphine h hub cured. , Council Blufls. The Saperio John Leonard worning for the The evidence , and they were in the county l - Money to loan. v..«...:.« “& Judson. 'avu. and has figured Troxell Bros. 0 will give bargains in . H. Sheafe loans money on t) u(l‘\m\ deseription. consulting roonis confidentia!, ner Main street Every one making a cash purchase o King & Co.’s cigar n the annual prize husiness steictly i 25 cents at - Stinyre & Co. loan money The Chicago Lumber Com, proceedings ag road 1o recov Christmas presents, Burhorn’s, 17 Main Always at the F Manawa rail rest from July a decree of f al execution is asked plete stock of ¢ and medium-priced watchesand chains, di linmonds, gold jew- elry, fino marblo clocks, silver and pated , gold-headed hat the road claimed is asked a payment for ties furuished in the constr tion of the ros ndard styles of lhv cading novelties All prices so low as to defy ¢1l competition. Main streets C. B.JAwumum & GO, i Holiday goods at. Mrs. E. — —— Fine jewelry st Burkorn's, 17 Main, Mrs. Mundel, of Neol torday Fred Cook, of Macedonia, was at the Kiel \(‘H(‘Idu\ Yl nb M Mr. and Mra, H. W. Tilton returned lmm Chicago last evening. . S. Johnson, of Dubuque, wi Bluffs vesterday. Miss Carrie Stevens arrived home from Chicago yesterday morning. Irwin Spink, of Sioux w L s ey, tnd W H, :““:‘"‘" OF b v, w8 T the city yester- Spped at the Oreston house. . F. Clayton, Macedonia: W. J. McCul ndoah, and S. A, Allison, of Du- were registered at the Pacific yester- was in the city yes- a visitor P. her, Weston ; Laramie City, Wyo., and F. ria, were among yesterday's al Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis left yesterday morning for St. Joseph, Mo., where he will immediately enter upon the duties of general secretury of the Y. M.C. A. work of that city. C. A. Marsh, 3. Chase, Peo” ivals at the — Insure with Wadsworth, Etnyre & Co. > Dr. Thomns Jefferis’ infallible pre- ventive and_cure for diphtheria can be obtained of Mrs. Porter on Fourth avenue and Eighth street. —— Gold headed canes at E. Burhorn's. e We have holiday goods of all kinds, must go. Prices no object. Call and sce. Mueller Music Co. RSyl Have you seen that fine manicure and dressing set at—THE CORNER—book store, opposite the new postoftice? —— ectric Illumination. The clectric tower lights were started up last evening. When first lighted they gave but little light, as the carbons were new, and the general verdict was that they did not amount to much. The switches hafl been left wrong on some nf tlu' towers, which left them lmlthll-l. 1 all shut off about N8:30 and anges made, after which they ighted and ran until mid- night, doing much better. Henceforth they will be lighted all night. That they will give good satisfaction is anti ed, —~— _Regular meoting of Fidelity Council 156, R. A., this evening. All mem- bers of Fairmount Council, No. 1,067, are requested to be present. K. P. Jo N Secretary. Gold and silver watches at Burhorn's, Watches cheap at Kirkland's, 321 Broadway. ,,,,,, g Guns_and ammunition at Odell & Bryant’s, 405 Main stre g For best quality coal and wood, on Gleason, 26 Peurl street. ‘\]l . Burhorn’s. Gold pens and pencils at g A Funeral at Samokov, Bulgaria. Correspondence Boston Transeript: Just now my eye fell upon a strange sight. A Greek priest was walking along the street. and following him was borne by four men. Theys were ng rapidl s they arrvived at my L and the four 1-bea laid their burden on the ground. The priest then hegan to chant a service in wung his arms and his head, nw'ln\\h\ e his voice now going up to avery high piteh, now down to the lowest possible note he could reach. His chanting lasted for perhaps five minutes. He was ragged and dirty. His huge hat, onee black, had, by the action of the sun,and by age, and by dirt, assumed a divty-brown- ish color. Hc was some un- der the influence of wine. The four pall-bearers were ve i but not ragged. The bier was hmdl\ deserving the name. Any New England farmer could make a better one with an axe and saw in halfa day. Upon this was xFru:ld a heavy gray blanket. On the blanket _lay the body of the dead man, dressed in the clothes in which he had been taken sick., Ov his body was spread a dirty white cotton cloth. Not a mourner followed. Only a drunken priest and a rude bier and four men to bear it. The grave was a little more than a hole in the ground. It was both shallow and irregularly dug. Into this was thrown the hody of a man who had lived and died and now was thus buried. The object of stopping and performing a_sort of service here and there, passing through the streets on the way to the burial, is to pray all men that, since the m is dead, all will forgive him whatever they may have had against him. No coffin, no mourner: no father's grief, no mother's tear! While such are not very com- mornly seen, they are not very uncom- mon. e A Dastardly Business, Winnipeg Free Pre A number of the conductors on the Cadadian Pacifie have got themselves into trouble. Some time ago a spotter passed u\fng the line and caught eight conductors between North \)uv and Vancouver, His method of acting the spy was a con- lcm‘mhln one. He masa middle-aged, sickly man, and he represented himself as an old conductor who had no_money and broken down in health. He said he was trying to reach the Pacific coast and appealed to the various con- ductors as he met them* to pass him along as an act of kindness to an old brother conducter. Touched by his pitiful story and evident distress, the conductors lded to his earnest re- quests and let him ride free. All the conductors who so befriended him were reported; four have already been dis- charged, and four more will also, it is said, be similarly treated. This is said to be the only charge against these men, and there 1s considerable indigna- tion felt at the severe punishment meted out. Train Telegraphy. Engineer: A few days since on Le- high Valley train No. 12 a lady passen- ger beeamé suddenly and seriously il when the train was about fifteen min- utes west from Perth. At 4:53 p.m. the train operator dispatched a message to Dr. Shannon, of F met the train at the junc admnistered to the ‘patient while the train bowled aldhg to Easton. The train telegraph was also used suc fully in_providing a carriage for sick lady on her arrival, and a locomo- tive to convey the doctor back to his home. CHRISTMAS WARES ! FHEOME R, THE CHINA MAN No, 23 Main St., Council Bluafts, low the " IF YOU GO 70 MISSOURT VALLEY STOP AT THE St. ELMO HOTEL! Sample Rooms Attached. W. B. IRWIN, Prop. n Council -~ (FINCEY BURKE, &ty 55 115 réarl Stroe!, a5 - — Justice of the Peace. Oflice over American y Express, No. 419 Broadway, Council Blufis, Iowa. Attorneysat-Law, prac tice in the State STONE & SIM y and Foduml Courts. Office—Rooms 7 and 8, legurt Beno Block, Council Bluffs, Iowa. E s BARNETT Justice of the Peace, 415 Bro'ldwny, h N y Council Bluffs. Refers to any bank or business house in the city. Collw tions a specialty. Dentists. Oflice corner o DRS. WOODBURY & SON Py e y Pearl St. and First Avenue Fine GoLp WoRK A SPECIALTY. "~ DO YOU INTEND TO BUY LA, PITAITO OFR ORGAXIT IF SO, 2TO~Rr IS TOUR TIME! l’lA\n ATllr FULLEST, RICY ORGANS—FULI l Onaaxs—8wooth 1y Toxe, « MosT BEAUTI N <mn CASES. PRICES ILOWER TEAN EVER BEFORE! We Defy All Competition and Ohallenge a Comparison of Goods and Prices With Any House in the West. SEE US BEFORE YOU PURCHASE! SWANSON MUSIC flflMPAHY, 329 WEST BHUAIJWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, E. BURHORN, a!l\\'l NQ A\L T SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. PECTAL advertisements, such as Lost, Found, ‘o Rent, Wints, Boarding, lumn at the low for the first in- Ach subse- WANTS. ‘ TANTED-0 women to buy sewing ma- chines; will give them more than cnotgh work fo pay for them. Main st, Ip(m RE goods for sale at @ bar Domestic ot 105 — Six-room " A7 ANTE| First class K o Dinunseineetnfetied NG R EAT BA RG A I N S Smith, ¢ uneil Blufts, Ta. IN ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN WATCHES! NO. 17 MAIN STREET. WM. WELCH, Carriage and Bxpress Line auity of 14 OFFIC| 15 SOUTH MAIN ST. Inquire ot “Telephone No. 03 All_calls from District Telograph promptly attended to. JOR RENT—Two furnished rooms with heat, gas, and bath room. With or without board, 'For gentlemen only. — Mrs, Stephenson, Park av [ XCHAN U7 erty and weste handise, Call ) Broadway, TLO5T-A mickelplat 4" bon attachied, Council Blutrs, {0k shar l)nlell In o (Il( and Council Blufls prop- n land for stocks of mer- v address J. B. Christian, Chatelnin wateh, rib: Retwrn to B 7, Bee ofice, — Oftice ~Very cheap for cash, or would exc Tor. Conneil Biuffs or Oaha prop: erty, i reta stack of boots and sho abont 84,000, Call at stor address' R, Muartin, samo Blufrs, Ta. valued at dway, or Coutieil Auater t Bee offic its and acre property . Day, § 1st. OR RENT—A finely furnished front room, first floor, in privite residence near court house. Water n room, lighte d heated. Large closet. Referencesrequired. Address Il 12, Bee office, Council Blutts. RARE CHANCE! MUST BE SOLD! The desirable residence or business propert known as the Powers Place, Broad- Tray opposite the M. E. chutch, it be sold within the next lllill)’ day: 'e One:third cash, balunce fn one and two § Address bids to EORGE R. BEARD, ()mx\lm.r\elr, 317 and 1319 Douglas §t. $2. AN ELEGANT $2. GOLD WATCH FOR TWO DOLLARS. To each purchaser of $2.00 worth of goods we give a ticket which en- titles the holder to one chance on an Elegant Gold Watch worth $90. ‘We carry a nice line of goods, in the latest styles, embracing Men’s and Boy’s clothing, hats and caps, boots FURNITURE! We are now prepared for the HOLIDAY TRADE ! Our immense buildings are packed full of the most BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT GOODS In our line, and at prices that will defy com- petition. We guarantee our goods to be just a8 we represent them. Please give us o call vhether you wish 10 buy or not, and bring your fricnds with you. It is no trouble to show our goods. Respectfully, C. A. BEEBE & CO. OGDEN BOILER WORKS CARTER & SON, Prop’s. Tacturers o All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work, Orders by mail for repairs promptly attended 2 ) Silobr N to. Satisfaction guaranteed. 10th Avenue, Ad- and shoes, gloves, mittens, ete., which | dress Ogden Boilér Works. Council Blufls, Towa, we will sell you at One-half the Price asked you by other dealers and givo | OFFICER & PUSEY, you a chance on the watch besides. B g NKERS Come and examine our goods and 600 Broodway Council Igull‘i lowa. Established ices before lnu-vhnsing. Remember the place, 546 and 548 Broadway. . MARCUS. Latast Novelties. In Amber, tor- D, H. McDANELD & CO., Hides, Tallow, Pelts, | g W;_)ol and Furs. toise shell, etc. Hairornaments 3 Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns. as well as the newestnovelties £20 and £22 Main Street,Council Bluffs,Jowa, in hair goods. Hair goods Made to order TWO P Gitloste | 1OHING - Stallions wancil Bluffs, Out of town ited, and all mail orders prompity attended to, CRESTON HOUSE, Main Street, Council Bluffs. Mrs. . 20 Main work 3 FOR SALE GHEAI’! STANDARD, UNDER RULE 6. WADE CARY, - - Comncil Bluf, Only Hotel in the City with Fire Es- cape. Elgctric Call Bells. Accommodations First Class, Rates Always Reasonable. MAX MOHN, Proprietor. Star Stables and Mule Yards Broadway, Council Bluffs, Opp. Dummy Depot. GREAT DISCOUNT SALE -- OF 20 PER CENT ON HATS AND CAPS FOR CASH. 1514 DOUGLAS STREET, - -. - OMAHA. Horses and mules o sale at retail or in car load lof Urders promptiy “Blled by contract on short notice, Stock sold on commission. Telephomo 4. - SCHL UTER & BOLEY, Upposite Dummy Depot, Council Bluds. tanty on land, for WHAT YOU CAN BUY FOR THAS PRESENTI TRIP THROUGH ——— HENRY EISEMAN & €0’ PEOPLE’S STORE, And you will see what a scope there is for Christmas Trading in our Immense Establishment. Preparations and Great Exertion to show the LARGEST & BEST ASSORTMENT '"ANCY GOODS EVER OFFERED IN OUR LINEF, A CHRIS ——— TAKE A ‘We have made Large Fancy Goods and Toy Department is Complete in every respect, and our prices are just about ONE-HALF those quoted elsewhere. GRAND OPENING DISPLAY DURING THIS WEEK. It will pay you to take a look through our house: and see the novelties of the season. Every department will ‘have Special Attractions. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AT- TENTION AT HENRY EISEMAN & CO., PEOPLE'S STORE, 314, 316, 318 & 320 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Until January 15 We Give A Valuable Present. With Every Purchase of $10 and Upwards. MAIL ORDERS INCLUDED. Council Bluffs Car DISCOUNT SALE! NO ADVESTISING SCHEME TO WORK OFF OLD 600DS, BUT HADE NECESSARY BY OUR RENOVAL 10 ANOTHER LOCATION, TWENTY PER CENT CUT OFF! ON TBE. !'OLI-OWING GOODS: PICTURES, EASELS, PASTELS, FRAMES, ENGRAVINGS, EIC., UNTIL CHRISTMAS. Mail Orders Pmmplly';illed at éame mscodl‘n.w Goodsr Marked in Plain Figures. W. W. CHAPMAN, 105 & 107 MAIN ST., No. 201 Main Street, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY & STAPLE GROCERIES Both Domestic and Foreign.. et Co. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, ouncil Blufis,Jowa