Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
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O'thrfi UussA rumrs 'p The Dnhnny
ortfn house tonight
colunl slcalmau hos gone 70 Kcokuh
io niiDul federal court
Alderman u.uuu who hls hCcn ~ iul
some time. BE- again thlo Iu ho about
T,uu, gns ua.lurcd her arm Yesterday
~ nllur 1i her home cog Washington
avenue.
the Kurhts and Ladies' OF Security will
meet 1t their han In the uuuu block this
evening.
Nay Francis rogs of uouuc Ia, is visit
lnr her sister Mrs. John T. ridd. on oak
land avenue
charles bradley. deputy United states
marshal has gone to Kcokuk to attend
federal court
Miss Williams has gone TO Kirksville, Mo.
90 Join her mother who has been there
fnf some time
case of diphthcrin was reported yester.
dhy W the residence OF Caroline Olson Sl2
Fifteenth avenue.
Special meeting Woman's Christian Ten.
puraugc union At Mrs. J. g. Semen's Wednes.
day. October n. at o'clock.
Miss Iona ". Fulmer of Mead, Neb., and
Miss Ncllc Knowls are visiting with Mrs.
q \. Shcllhorn on sixth avenue.
Miss Kittc Kcck, living on Seventeenth
avenue and Nlnth street. has reported the
lnss " gold watch to the police.
lh'I' VIII ne special meeting oil
Woman's Relief corps 1870 Friday. October
~, at 230 In the Grand Army OF the Re
public hall.
white Rose Rcbekah lodge No. 2Si gave
successful masquerade ball last evening
nj the new odd Fellows hall. a large com
rany was present and dancing was enjoyed
until midnight.
Walter Sewell. the ll-year- old son of Mr,
and Mrs. u. r. Scwell died Tuesday OF
spinal fcyer. The funeral will be held
this afternoon at o'clock from the family
residence, 2i32 Eighth avenue.
The Mckinley Marching club went to
Omaha last evening In full dress uniform
They made a fine appearance. and Captain
Robinson, the commander and organizer
was particularly pleased with them.
The First Baptist church people are ar.
ranging to bring out a new version OF the
Temple Of Fame" for the benefit OF the
church. II will be given some time after
election. Mrs Facs has charge Of the ven
turc.
4. willsie has filed an information against
MS wife Abbie Wilsic. asking that she
he examined as to her sanity The hearing
has been set for this morning. when Mrs
Willslc will be brought before the com
missioucrs OF insanity at the county clerks
ONCE
REV. and Mrs c. w. Brewer we're pleas
Antly surprised by the members of the
Trinity Methodist church congregation Tues
day evening. MIR Brewer has but recently
taken charge OF the church and his flock
came cn massc and filled up his larder to
overlooking.
G. E. II. Campbell and Colonel Baker
VIII do some more dynamite blasting in the
bed ~ Mosquito creek south OF the city
The success OF the experiment tried Tues
day was encouraging and several obstruc-
tiuus In the bed OF the stream will be re-
moved IN this manner.
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"Trilby" by the death Of George Du Mau-
ricr. the author, a week ago in England
"Trilby" will be presented here on next
Saturday night, October "a, by A. NJ Pal
mcr's capable company, which has just re-
lurnod to this country from a successful
tour of Australia.
l. w. Burke who lives on the corner OF
Franklin and Bennett avenues in this city
appealed to the police last night for help
IN finding his team and wagon Burke wac
considerably intoxicated, but he managed to
tell the officers that he had left his team
on the corner Of Twelfth and Douglas streets
In Omaha while he entered saloon near
by to get drink. He is positive he was
only In there few minutes, but when he
came out his team was gone
Several days ago the police received word
that Herman Huffman had escaped from the
Boys reform school at Eldora and was
supposed to be In this city. Huffman
was sent 10 the reformatory from this city
and II was believed that he would eventually
take this way. j. w. Ilin, representative
Of the institution. has been in town several
days waiting for the boy to put In an ap.
pcarancc. Yesterday morning officer Muir.
ply found Huffman on the streets and took
him TO the station. The boy had had some
pretty rough experience In making his way
10 this city and was heartbroken al
the prospect OF being sent back The Eldora
officer took him away last night
Posts for the electric light towers owned
hy the city were received yesterday and
distributed. The city council made a de
tCrmined effort to force the electric light,
ing company to defray the cost OF putting
In these new guy wire posts to prevent the
towers falling down but the company stead
fastly refused to do so on the ground that
the towers belonged to the city and the
mere fact that the company used them did
not carry with Il the obligation to keep
them in repair. The matter has been in dis,
pute since last spring, when the Eighth
street tower fell and the three towers
owned by the city were likely to share the
same fate the council ordered the repairs
TO be made and will endCavor to compel the
lighting company to pay the bill.