Omaha daily bee., 1894-04-03
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Boston sore, spring dreSs BoouS' o"P'''
The April term Of district court VIII open
this morning with Judge Deemer Oh Tue
bench.
VIII Nicholson. a son Of the chief Of the
fre department, and Miss Maggie Medley
were married Saturday evening.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
70 John w. Black Of Randolph, aged %, and
Jennie Sherwood of Council Bluffs, aged 20.
The Board Of Supervisors held a meeting
yesterday morning, but transacted little
business Of any public importance. The ses-
sion will probably last all Of this wccf.
The roof Of the Planters hotel on Ninth
avenue caught fire yesterday at ] O'Clock
from a defective fue. The fire department
extinguished the flames before much damage
had been done.
State Superintendent Sabln has named
April q as Arbor day and the day will be
observed as a holiday by the children in the
city schools. A program is being prepared
for the occasion.
John Dohany was driving across the motor
track on Pearl street yesterday afternoon
In a buggy belonging to W. a. haurer, wren
one of the rails caught q wheel ana tore all
the spokes loose fIom the hub.
william Crossman Of Avocd fell from a
wagon while returning from a chailVarl
party and was hurt so tla; he died saiur-
day. He had been drinking heavily. y JUS
tice of the peace was directed to mold an in
quest.
George O'NeilI begged n dinner at the
residence Of Charles Mitchell. Later he O.
fered to steal coal from the Neight trains
for a growler Of beer. lie was picFed up
by the police and slated with yagrlncy and
begging on the streets.
The meetings at The Christian tabernacle
are arousing q wonderful interest sunday
evening there were fdlly a hundred me,
and women who stood outside oil the taber-
nacle during the entire service, the bHi.hlng
being so full that they could no. get inside
the doors. EcoTes went home. There were
eight confessions, three bapi'sms ana Ten
other additions.
Miss Maggie Hansen delightfully."- enter.
famed n party of ner friends last Saturday
afternoon from 2 o'clock ultll ., at her resi-
dence, 500 Comm rcial street, In honor OF
her birthday. The afternoon was pleasantly
occupied with games aud relreshllents the
following were %pres5n.: blanche seaman
Fannie Dietrich, Mile OicsOn, Anna john
bon, Anna Jensen, Mary Johnson, alice
Hanson.
Judge McGee opened a term of superior
court yesterday. spending the day IN Gaining
the docket and making assignments. Inc
case of Calvin against the county, when IN
wolves several thousand dollars which II Is
claimed were collected illegally In the FORM
Of taxes during a period of three years Is
set for trial Thursday, April o. Inc cast ol
the city against the motor company mas ueeh
assigned for the lith.
A fine plate glass show case belonging to
Bennison Bros. was pushed over by some
one or else blown over by the wind last
a night about 8 o'clock and was smashed
= into a thousand fragments. the store was
so crowded that the case had TO De lell OUT
on the sidewalk later than usual. 1t was
-tboupht that possibly a thief was responsible
for the accident rather than the wind, and
officer Peterson, who happened 10 be passing
irst then. was about to arrest a man whom
ne thought was the guilty party, but the
suspect was finally allowed to go tree'
We are sole agents for two OF the strongest
Are insurance companies in the world, VIZ:
the Imperial of London, Incorporated IN lSoS'
and the Glens Falls of New York, incorpo-
rated in 1S49. Lougee & Towle, 1886 Pearl st.
No Undertaken Need Apply.
II your children are afflicted with diph-
liberia, DR.. Jefferis' remedy will save their
lives. No physician required. Has stood
the test Of 35 years. For sale by j. c. DE
Haven, George r. Davis and Morgan G. Co.,
successors to Beardsley. Also 24O4 Cunning
street, Omaha, or address DR.. Thomas JEFF
ferris, Council Bluffs, Ia. Price. 50.
The Bankers Life Association
or Des Molnes, Ia, stands at the head of
All mutual insurance. 1t furnishes indem-
nifty for the least money, is the safest,
soundest and has the largest reserve for pol
icy holders, 81, 244, $40. 60. A comparison will
convince the most skeptical. Address w. o.
Writ, agent, 716 Willow avenue.
When you come to the best hose for sprink-
ling the lawn it is the Maltese Cross. You
can always get this and lighter grades in
rubber and cotton hose at BiXby's, 2O2 Main
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