Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-23

MINOR MENTION.

Photo supplies and cameras, SAT B'dway.
Bert Evans OF Los Angeles is In the city
and will remain a week.
County Attorney Saunders spent Sunday
with relatives in Manila.
John NJ Lane and wife returned yesterday
from trip to Chicago and Wisconsin.
Arabian Degree OF CLANS will meet tonight
for work In the third. a full attendance is
desired.
Deputy Marshal Frank Peterson wac taken
suddenly i'll yesterday, and was compelled
TO relinquish his duties at the city build
ing.
We offer special facilities to the man with
n limited supply OF linen. Work returned on
such short notice at the Eagle Laundry IA
Broadway.
Tho city iail was empty on Saturday for
the first time since last summer Yesterday
the cells and corridor contained but two
unfortunate vagrants.
Debuty Marshal j. T. Anderson was out
yesterday for the first time in two weeks
He is slowly recovering from dangerous
attack of pneumonia.
All members Of Concordia lodge No. 50 are
requested to meet at G. A. X. hall On Pearl
street tonight at 8 o'clock sharp. Special
business Of importance to transact.
L. A. Gray who is just recovering from
an attack OF typhoid malaria, left last even
ing for Chicago, where he will spend week
after which he Will go TO the nome ol MS
parents in Waukegan, III.
There will be special meeting OF Excel
eior lodge, No. 259, Ancient Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, this evening, for work In the
second degree. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. BY order OF the worthy master.
A case OF dphtherla was reported yester-
day at the residence OF Finley Burke on oak
land avenue. The patient is nurse girl en-
ployed in Mr.. Burke's family. The disease
was detected by its symptoms at an early
stage and the patient was promptly quaran-
tined in the house. A case of membranous
Group was also reported in the Henry family
at 615 Fifteenth avenue.
Sydney Grundys great play Sowing the
Wind" will be presented at the Dohany
theater next Sunday night. The management
of Dohany's has secured the bookings OF the
Frohman agency and through this means
expects to present to the amusement-loving
public some of the best attractions on the
road this season. This will be the first OF
/-rnem. and the strong presentation of the
theme "SeX Against Sex" promises to at
tract the support that Manager Bowen de-
serves.
The first stage rehearsal OF the "Burlesque
Circus" was held at the opera house yester-
day afternoon and the few fortunate ones
who witnessed Ii are enthusiastic In thelf
predictions of the success that will be forth
coming Thanksgiving night. 1t had been eX-
pected that Arthur Pryor, the great from
bone player. would be here to take part In
the performance, but word was received yes
terday that an, unexpected business compll'
cation has arisen and he would be unable tc
come. Mr.. Haskell was greatly disappointed
at the news, but the many attractive fea-
lures OF the entertainment Will fully com
pensate for Mr.. Pryor's absence.
d. L. Carpenter, cashier at the Unior
Pacific local depot, is the proud wearel
of a button sent him by Major Mckinley, oil
which is portrayed the Mckinley homestead
at Canton, o. When Major McKinleys sup
porters were working for his nomination fol
governor, in the memorable Ohio campaign
of '93, Mr.. Carpenter, who has ever been al
ardent admrer of Mckinley, wrote him tina
II elected governor of Ohio, he would be thu
next president OF the United States. Tht
prophecy having been fulfilled. Mr.. Carpen
ter had the ample right of writing to Majo
Mckinley. 81 told you So" On receipt OF th'
letter, the president-elect acknowledged i
in very graceful note, enclosing the sou
venir.