Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
y MENTION.

Boston Store, holiday goods at half price.
Michael Fisher and Josephine BesIinR,
both OF Omaha, were married by justice
Wen yesterday.
Great interest is being manifested in the
special revival meeting now in progress at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Gertrude Bennett entertained n party
of friends at cards last evening at her home,
corner Of Bluff street and Willow avenue.
The Rebckah Relief association will meet
this afternoon ut the home Of Mrs. NJ. II.
Wcatherbee. 625 Broadway. a full attend
hnce is earnestly desired.
Meetings arc now being held at the Dc
Long mission on Bryant street every night.
Tho services will be conducted every even
ing this week by Rev. Mr.. Davis OF the tlrst
Baptist church.
Wallace and Blizzard, the two men who
are supposed TO have assaulted II man
named Clark for the purpose of robbery, are
to have a hearing this afternoon at . o'clock
before Justice Field.
A. N. Wakefield Of Atlantic. who was ar
rested some time ago on the charge OF oh
tanning money under false pretenaes in a cat
tie deal. has been bound over by Justice Fox
to the district court grand jury and his bond
is fixed ut $500.
All members of Mizpah temple No. Q,
Pythian Sisters, are requested TO meet at
knights of Pytbias hall this evening at 5
O'Clock TO transact business OF great I'M
DDGL1gCt 10 tue Temple. anu lOI llSllIliG''A
of officers. Lilly Abdill, NJ. of Il. and {.
TIT Third and Fourth Ward Five-Cent
Fare clubs have arranged for q large public
meeting at the court house this evening.
There viii be II spicy discussion OF the motor
question by Leonard Everett, Emmett lin
ley, Hon. Spencer Smith, Frank Trlmblc,
James MCCabe and others.
Frank Everest of GrInnell and Miss Flor
ence Folsom were married at | O'Clock. New
Years afternoon, at the residence OF inc
bride in Avoca. Miss Folsom was well
known in this city, having made it her home
during the years OF her childhood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Everest have gone to Grinnell 10 live.
The newly elected officers of st. Adams
lodge, Knights of Pythias, will be installed
with the usual ceremonies next Monday
evening at the hall on Pearl street. In ad-
dition to the installation. Mrs. w. c. Seiss
will sing. Mrs. NJ. Woolman and Miss Vera
Stork will give destinations, and Frank
Trimblc will deliver an address. The pro-
gram will be followed by dancing.
Fred Westrip, ~yardmaster at the North.
western, shot a pet dog belonging to Emil
Machan near the Northwestern depot yestcr-
day afternoon. The boy was holding the
dog when the latter barked ut Westrip, who
was passing. Westrip pulled a gun and sent
a ball through the animals head. The BOY
was hcartbrokcn over the affair and his
father has serious intentions of prosecuting
Westrip.
James K. Fitzgerald, son of John Fitz-
gerald, died at Z o'clock yesterday morning
of consumption, after an illness of two years,
aged % years. He has been a resident of
this city since childhood. He leaves one
brother and four sisters, j. B. Fitzgerald of
Carroll, Mrs. George &. Wise, Mrs. l.. f.
Boekhof, Mrs. james Veasy and Mrs.
Charles Withrow, all of this city. The fun
eral will take place at 8 O'clock tomorrow
morning from st. Francis Xnvier's Catholic
church, and the remains will be buried in
Fairview.
n. A. Gallup. whose buggy shafts were
stolen by Smith and Roberts, the pair of
despcradoes with whom Constable Baker
had his exciting adventure on New Years,
proved his property in Justice Vion's court
and took it home with HIM. No further
trace of the criminals has been found, and
the idea prevails around police headquar-
tiers that they are professional thieves who
are wanted badly somewhere, or they would
not have made so desperate a fight for their
liberty. Anna Smith, the woman who was
with them, is still confined in the county Jail
awaiting further developments.