Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-30
MINOR MENTION.

Scientific o%pticiqn, wollman, 400 B'way.
Canton No. 6 will meet for drill at indie
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows hall this even
ing.
$500 rates cut to $50 and $500 rates cut
TO S1.00 per day, is why the New ogden is
doing the business.
Mrs. George Kahle was thrown from a
bicycle, while riding yesterday, and received
injuries Of a serious character.
Bluffs company. No. "a, Uniform Rank,
knights Of Pythias, will meet Saturday
evening instead OF Wednesday evening, this
week.
Rev. L. r. Potter, rector Of st. Matthias
church, Omaha. will preach the sermon at st.
Paul's church this evening, his subject being
THE Sin OF Gluttony."
A son of Nj. Drolich knocked over a lamp
last evening and the fire department was
called to the house, between Sixth and
Ninth avenue. But little damage was done.
The Apollo club has arranged for a ball
to be given in the Odd Fellows temple
about April 2S. The young men propose to
make 1t one OF the choice events of the
season.
w. c. Burrows, manager of the Western
Union Telegraph company at Leavenworth,
and Mrs. Burrows were guests yesterday
of w. II. Lynchard. They returned home
last evening.
We cater to people who appreciate good
WORK, prompt service anu DuSlHesSllhS
treatment. We please hundreds of others
and can please you. The Eagle Laundry,
724 Broadway.
Wanted--A man with general acquaintance
In Council Bluffs, to canvass for a well
known Omaha establishment. State expert
ence and references. Address. + o.. Omaha
Bee, Omaha.
Cards arc out for q dancing party to be
given by the Guards at their new armory
In the Masonic temple, Friday, April 2.
This Is the first in a number of years, and
from the preparations being made Will be
the event of the season.
All the services OF a high priced hotel can
be hal at the New Ogden for the same money
you pay at a boarding house.
Justice Cook yesterday heard a portion Of
the evidence In the case of the state against
Harrison Gilman and Hattie Bethers, charged
with adultery. The evidence was not all in
when court adjourned last night, but what
there was of 1t showed conclusively that
the charge was true.
A little stranger in kits was taken to
the police station yesterday and kept there
until his friends could be found. He was
picked up on the streets and was only able
to tell the officers that his name was jim
mic Piper. He was kept at the station sew
eral hours before his friends were found.
The police were notified yesterday that the
carcasses of two dead horses were blocking
the sidewalk in different parts of the city.
One horse lay down and died on the walk
In front of the residence of George T. Phelps,
and the other was an animal belonging to
]. d. Stuart, and died on the walk in front
of his residence, on Park avenue.
Tho Northwestern Iowa Teachers ~associa-
ton will meet in Sioux City, April 20 and 30
and May 1. An excellent program is being
prepared. The exercises will be held in the
High school building. The occasion is the
annual convention of the organization and
Is quite an important educational event. 1t
is said there will be 900 teachers in attend
ance at the meeting.
French chefs, experienced Mattresses,
obliging clerks and a genial landlord makes
the service at the New Ogden unexcelled.
In the district court yesterday Mary Il.
CaSady filed her answer In the suit brought
by John Pugh, administrator of the Gros-
yenor estate, against J. N. Casady, to set
aside certain transfers of real estate made
by Casady. Mrs. Casady admits that the
property was conveyed to her as charged,
but AYERS that it was not without con-
sideration as alleged. The consideration is
named in the answer as the love and affec-
ton that Cassidy felt for her.
A short circuit on one of the main mean
descent electric light wires created havoc
in the rear of the Ogden house last even
ing. Before the trouble was over the wire
had burned off a number Of private and tele-
phone wires and ended by burning itself in
two. The accident created a good deal Of
commotion at the time, for 1t made a brill
liant pyrotechnic display. All OF the mean
descent lights on the upper circuit were cut
out. 1t was necessary to shut off the cur
rent from the tower lights, and for a time
the entire northeastern portion OF the town
was in darkness.