Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-03
MINOR MENTION.


The Bee office, No. 16 North Main street
County Auditor Matthews is on .he sick
H. Jefrries. for intoxlcation and disturbing
the peace, was compelled to contribute $l3.4O
TO the police fund.
The ladies' OF the Congregational church
will meet with Mrs. Il. G. Smith this after
noon at o'clock.
The Rebokah Relief association will meet
with Mrs. NJ Il. Witter, 800 Eleventh avenue,
Wednesday afternoon.
Peter Larsen opened a cigar store yester-
day at 2291s Main street, and l.. F. Boekhon
a similar enterprise at S11.
Frank j. Smith, aged "a years, died at the
family residence, No. 2614 Avenue c, yester-
day morning, from consumption.
The Board Of Supervisors will meet today
TO take action on the bond case that has
been hanging fire for some months
The Grand hotel, Council Bluffs. High
class in every respect. Rates, $3.50 per day
and upward. e. F. Clarke, proprietor
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wycoff died yesterday at 1000 Third avenue
The funeral took place at 4:30 yesterday att
ernoon.
The Ladies' Aid society Of st. Johns
Lutheran church will meet Wednesday after
noon al the residence Of Mrs y. j. swan
son, $40 Franklin avenue.
W. NJ McCrary commenced suit in fore
closure yesterday in the district court against
j. C. Peterson and Anna Peterson on
real estate mortgage for 5000.
Tip Cuppy has filed a stay bond in the
district court. This means that he VIII
pay the fine Of $500 assessed at Avoca by
Judge Macy for his assault upon PENSION
Examiner Brown and will not appeal the
case.
Ashland Neb., with Albert Ackerman, the
young fire bug who escaped arrest at the
time his four companions were taken INTO
custody. All Of the boys VIII have near
ing before Justice McGee this morning
Mrs. w H. Lynchard and daughter, Lutte,
returned yesterday from Randolph. Neb.,
where they gave the Brownies" for the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church The cute little fellcws entertained
the crowds very successfully for two even
ings.
AL stuckert was fined s10.75 in police court
yesterday morning for intoxication. He was
found lying in the gutter on Lower Main
street at II o'clock on the night previous
insensible from whisky and almost frozen.
When searched at the station note LOT
$1,000 and certificate of deposit for sou
were found in his pockets.
The socialist labor party, which was re-
Gently organized through the efforts of Gen,
eral' Kelly will hold meeting at Farmers
hall In the county court house. The meeting
will be for the election of officers and the
discussion of the question OF afording some
Immediate relief for the unemployed. Off
GERS will also be elected
w. II. Dalrymple was a passenger on one
Of the Northwestern trains last night When
he reached the city he discovered that a
one-armed fellow passenger had picked up
valuable overcoat which did not belong tc
him and had swung off the train before II
stopped and disappeared in the DARKNESS
Dalrympe reported his loss to the police
James A, Scott, commercial traveller
while under the influence Of intoXicants, feil
on the icy pavement on Br adway at ]
o'clock yesterday morning and sustained q
severe scalp wound. He was taken to the
city Jail and his wound dressed He was
fined S. and costs at the morning session OF
the police court but as he only had 30 cents
he was held at the station until he could get
himself and financial affairs Strengthened
out.
John Olson was invited to leave the 1nmar
house bar last night for conduct that did not
meet the approval of the proprietors He
refused to go and Officer Slead was called
in. The officer attempted to give him some
good advice, but Olson resented his interfer
ence. The result was that olson was PLACED
under arrest and a charge of intoxicatior
registered against him. He put up $2l.et
for his appearance in the police court this
morning and was released
brother Against other is the bill to-
night at the New Dohany. Although 1t was
election night and the fact was not generally
from the stage between the acts, the house
was crowded from the orchestra to the roof
Manager Alton of the New Dohany has dem
cnstrated the fact to his own satisfaction
that the people desired entertainment, ant
il prices can be arranged to fit the con
dtion of the general pocketbook, that the
curtain will go up before crowded house:
every night in the week. The Wocdward'
are playing their second engagement of thret
weeks. There has not been a single nigh
when all of the seats were not sold. Tht
difficulty In getting first class repertoire com
panies has induced Manager Alton to put II
stock company at the theater. He hal
made several contracts with good actors ant
some of them are already in the city. Las
night viii f. Dalrymple of the Uncle Josl
Spruceby company reported for duty
Alton expects to have his company ready fol-
rehearsals during the latter part Of thi!
week and with it he will continue to give
the public first-class entertainments at II
cent prices The company will play twt
or three weeks engagement and will ther
make circuit Of western towns, while
new company will play here.
Moore G. Ellis Corner" best &c cigar.