Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-18
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1 Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Choate Mynster a
y daughter.
THE Fast Mali will be at the Dohany
tbeater Sunday night.
Regular meeting OF Fidelity council No.
1856, Royal Arcarum, this tFriday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Bessie Noyoe and Miss Luella Wat
kns Of Missouri Valley were in the city yes
terday, the guests OF Mise Becbe.
Dick jackson was fined s2j.S5 in police
court yesterday morning He was mixed
up In a disturbance at the opera house
on the previous evening
There will be meeting OF old soldiers at
Farmers hall in the county court house Fri
day evening to discuss the Cuban situation
and express their sentiments.
Mrs. c. r. Taylor and Mrs. W. r. Davis
Of Osawatomie, Kan, arrived In the city
yesterday. They will make their home here
after with their father, c. Wesley.
Unity guild win hold It's regular meeting
at the home Of Mrs. John Templeton on North
Sixth street All members are requested
to be present Visitors welcome.
August Etzensperger, wife and baby, have
returned from their trip to France. They
greatly enjoyed their visit, but return with
deeper love for the country of their adop-
ton.
a. II. Miller and Mrs. Minnie Zoeller were
married last evening at the home OF Dr. j.
+. Walters, on Broadway, Rev. V. G. Rocho
ofciating. The parties are both from Per-
sia. la.
Peter Larnesh and Mrs. Elizabeth Smith
Of Omaha were united In marriage at 6
o clock last evening at the parsonage of
the First Baptist church, Rev. V. c. Rocho
officiating.
The funeral of Mrs. James Saguin will
occur this afternoon at o'clock from the
residence on Washington avenue Rev. l..
u. Mcdonald will oficiate. The body will
be buried in Fairvew cemetery.
Despite the cold weather, the Dohany
thCater was well filled last evening by an
appreciative audience, that gave the Payton
Comedy company an enthusJatic reception
on it's presentation OF "Carmencita."
viii Wallace, the young man brought back
from Shenandoah upon the charge OF steal
Ing an overcoat and other clothing from the
barn OF John n. Baldwin, was convicted in
Justice Cooks court yesterday, and SEN
fenced to term of twenty-five days in the
county Jail.
John Hills, an old soldier well known
In this city says he has been offered the
position OF sergeant major in the Cuban
army. He has spent several years in Cuba,
and is well acquainted with the people
and their mode of fighting. He has not
told his friends what he intends to do with
the offer
Mr.. Stanley Mccormick will reach here
from Chicago today for the purpose of spend
Ing the holidays with MIR. and Mrs. II. f.
Mccormick. Mrs. c. II. Mccormick. mother
OF the young men, will arrive tomorrow and
will also remain during the holiday season.
Mrs. Mccormick has recently returned from
an extensive European tour.
Justice Wien yesterday dismissed the
charge of larceny preferred against F. Il.
Smith of Oakland, Ia, by Joe Dunn OF this
city. Smith had been arrested on a war
rant charging him with the larceny of a
set OF harness which were taken from Dunn
on writ of replevin. When the replevn
papers were exhibited in court the case
was stricken from the docket.
J. J. Hess and Miss Belle Snyder were
quietly married Wednesday evening at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Snyder Rev George w. Crofts of Lin
coin oilioiatEg. The many friends of the con-
tracting parties were given a pleasant sur
prise when they received the cards announce
Ing the wedding yesterday morning. Mr.
and Mrs. Hess left last night for a two-weeks'
wedding trip in the east.
Harold Egbert for drunkenness and disor-
derly conduct, was heavily punished by
Judge McGee. A fine OF $57.S5 was imposed
upon him. The extra punishment was large
ly due to the fact that Egbert had been sent
by his mother to get medicine for a sick
enid, and while getting the medicine Egg
bert also got drunk and was mixed up In a
disgraceful disturbance on Sixth street At
least Egbert Informed the court that such
was the history of his trouble.
number OF anonymous communications
were sent to the newspaper offices and to
Rev. Henry DeLong announcing that a fam
lily residing on the corner of Sixteenth ave-
nue. and Eleventh street were suffering for
the necessaries of life. Rev. Mr. DeLong
visited the place yesterday and found large
family some of them very young children In
great destitutlon. They were living in a
building that Afforded but slight protection
from the cold, and had neither food nor
clothing sulhcient to prevent serious suffer
ing. Their wants were relieved as far as
the limited means of Mr. DeLong permitted
He reports that help must be given soon or
little children will suffer