Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-29
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

Tomorrow afternoon the art section of the
| Woman's club will hold a meeting at Unity
church. Mrs. w. w. Keysor will lead.
The case of James Heron charged with
committing a criminal assault on the feeble
minded daughter of William Heron, Jo-
hanna, was dismissed in police court yes
terday.
The custom house received the past week
eight cars of silver ore and two cars of tin
plate. the former billed to the smelling
works and the latter to Observation-Disclosures
company.
The marriage Of Miss Harriet Mcpherson
Dorsey of this city to Mr.. wilkins f.
been announced. They will make their home
IN Nashville.
AT a meeting OF the Jacksonian club last
evening thirty-two members were received.
Committees were appointed to furnish a list
Of all democratic voters in the city for use
In the next local campaign.
Isabelle Rogers. Fourteenth and LeaveR-
worth streets, while engaged in a friendly
scuf1a with a neighbor yesterday afternoon,
fell and suffered a fracture Of the thigh
near the hip. She was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital.
The remains OF Paul Rigelow, a Union
Pacific brakeman, who was killed at Chap
man Friday evening by being run over by the
cars. reached this city last evening, and were
taken to the residence Of the family, 612
South Fourteenth street. The funeral will
be held this afternoon at the residence.
j. S. Haarup notified the police last evening
that he had been robbed OF a pocketbook
containing $40. He purchased some articles
in the Boston store and first noticed his
loss after leaving. He gave a description
Of a party whom he thinks stole the money.
G.. II, Moore, alias Bishop, charged with
soliciting funds for the Associated Charities,
was discharged by Judge Gordon yesterday
on n InnH - ntgtdannA nAaanaa ty ~ Anxta
He was rearrested last night on a complaint
sworn out by Superintendent Laughland Of
the Associated Charities on a charge of grand
larceny. -.
Mrs. NJ. G, Kenerty of Harlan, Ia. re-
ported to the union depot police last evening
that while en- route to this city she lost a
pocketbook containing $50. She placed the
money In the pocket of her 10-year-old sons
coat and threw the garment over the back of
an adjoining seat. When che reached Omaha
the pocketbook was gone. She thinks she
was robbed.
The Salvation Army will hold a grand
jubilee in Creighton hall next Wednesday
evening. IN address will be delivered by
Brlgadier George French, chief officer OF the
Midland division. On the evening before
a welcome will be rendered to Brigadier
French at the barracks. Officers from Ne
braska, Iowa, Dakota and Missouri will be
present.
A course OF three Evenings With Eng
lish Authors" is arranged for April 6, IL
and 20, at the First Congregational church.
Mrs. keysor will have the first date with
a lecture 'Thackery." DR.. Byles will speak
on Charles Kingsley" and the third even
ing will be devoted to "Tennyson.'' with Mrs.
Peattie, Miss Van Green and Miss Byrne In
tho program.
The Elks held a netting In Its club
rooms Friday evening for the purpose Of
electing officers for the present year. They
were w. b. Taylor, exalted high ruler;
Lloyd Jones. leading knight; Don Chamber
lin, loyal knight; Lewis Raber. lecturing
knight; Frank Barrett, treasurer; George
Shields, secretary; Martin Kelly, tyler;
Frank Wilcox, trustee.
Last evening at shutdown wac ushered in
the eFast Of the Passover, which will be OBJ
served by the deyout Hebrews during the
coming week. Services were held at TEN
pie Israel last evening at T:15 O'Clock. Or.
Leo Franklin omitted the usual Sermon,
The services were preliminary to the home
festivals which are held in Jewish homes
throughout the city In remembrance OF the
deliyeranee OF tho Jewish nation from its
bondage IL Egypt.