Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-06
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n. y plumbing CO.
Boston store, cloaks.

N. PlJtdbing Co.
Boston store, cloaks.
The Name Real Estate Co. 500 Broadway
A. y. Cummins will address n meeting of
republicans in this city next Tuesday even
Ing, October 10.
A marriage license was issdcd yesterday
10 Eugene Nader and Hattie NJ. Stever, both
Of Council Bluffs,
D L. Weir and wife entertained a party
Of friends last Wednesday evening at high
five at tneir residence, 2il3 Avenue b.
NJ. ". Pratt OF Kansas will speak at
belongs mission this evening on the sab
1ect: From the Gutter to the Pulpit"
The High School Foot Ball club has ar
ranged for games to he played every Satur-
day until November II, at the Driving
park.
A report was received at the Office Of the
coroner yesterday that "A farmer named
Christian ltohb Of York township had com
nitted suicide By the use of a revolver. No
particulars Of tho affair we're received.
High Baird entertained some of the news
paper representatives at the opening Of his
new cate Yesterday. An elegant menu was
faultlessly served, and the newspaper men
generously and deliberately dedicated the
new dining hall TO the public.
MIR. a. l.. Tanner ana Miss Lillian Watt,
both of this city, were married Wednesday
evening at the residence Of the brides
parents. corner Of Glen and High School
avenues. only q lew lnJllllSIC lrleluS were
present. Justice Wen performed the cGrc-
mony.
Ike Canary's case, in which he is charged
with knocking a ucighhor over the head
with an AK ana stealing a tish net, was con
tinucd yesterday until the Goth, when jus
tice Wen will hen it. Ills bond was reduced
from 800 to Si0O. but he hus not yet been
able to furnish IL.
Fred Witzkie died Wednesday night of
consumption after an illness of four months
aged ~ years, The funeral will be hold
next Sunday afternoon AT . o'clock ut the
residence, 32S Williams street, Rev. Mr..
Steeg officiating. TIL remains will he buried
In Walnut Hill cemetery.
Fidelity council No. 1856, ROYAL Arcanum,
will hold its regular meeting this evening in
the new hall in the Brown building, entrance
on Pearl street, Mt 1:3O o'clock k. This hall
Is one of the finest in the city, and will be
thrown open this evening for the first time.
A large attendance is looked for, as the
exercises will be of uncommon interest.
Henry Ginheimer, one of tho best known
OF the old soldiers in the city, has been suf-
fering from a diSOrdercd mind for the past
day or two. He did not sccJ to recognize
any of his acqunintances, even the lady at
whose house he boarded. Yesterday he was
brought before the insane commissioners
and after an examination it was decided
that he should be taken TO st. BcrEard's
hospital for treatment.
Sell Hough, who was arrested and fined
heavily Tor creating n disturbance on Pierce
Street, skipped from the cham gang before
he had served twenty-four hours of the
eiphtecn-day sentence that was given him.
he displayed his sprinting abilties TO so
good advantage that all efforts TO capture
him have so far been unav0iling. He will
undoubtedly return. however, us he always
has heretofore, and in that event he will
find the city Jail doors yawning for him as
yearningly as ever.
There is n war In wienerwurst circles.
Two sets of men are engaged in the business
here, one of them being local parties and the
other hailing from Omaha. The local
hucksters are complaining by reason of the
fact that Omaha men come over and take
away Il share of their custom without pay
ing n license. There is a legal question in,
yolved, as the Omaha men claim TO manu-
facture their own goods and therefore con-
slider themselves exempt from the operation
Of the ordinance compelling peddlers to take
out a license. CITY Attorney Hazelton sug-
gests that the Omaha mcn be arrested and a
test case be made in order to determine the
legal status Of the case.