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Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

G. II. Barrett and wife, Geneva, are IL
the city.
w. II. Phillips and wife, st. Joseph, are
at the State
j.. T. Houseman and wife, Aurora, are
Barker guests
Prof. Fl. Fl. Nicholson of the State univer-
sity is in Omaha.
A. Hospe has gone to Chicago on business
trip of a few days.
M j. Foley and wife. Lexington, are spend
ing Sunday at the Barker
Mrs. Gardner son and daughter Falls
CITY, are stopping at the Barker.
l.. Williams, Nicola, and d. Wilson. Ayoca
are lowans registered at the State.
Mrs. James Hannafn OF 1922 Maple street
is dangerously Ill of nervous prostraton
Guy C. Barton returned home last evening
from short business trip to North Platte.
Mayor w. S. Bourne. A. G. Keine and C.
II. Blmore, Beatrice, are stopping at the
Barker. igiu
C, Mason Talcott assistant superintendent
of the Pullman company, left last night for
Chicago
A. B, Smith. general freight agent for the
burlington, left last evening with his family
for Denver.
w. N, BabcoGk of, the Union Stock Yards
company left last night for Billings Mont,
w. ii. Copple and A. +. Hewitt, Bancroft
and r. Fimmon, Tekamah, are Nebraskans
at the State.
Mr., A, Hospe left last night for Cincinnati,
o., on receipt of telegram announcing the
serious illness Of his. father
Frank Fiala. a prominent member of the
bohemian Turner society in Denver, was in
the city yesterday on a short visit with
friends, nd .y
j. Edward George, Fred Hamilton and
wife, Thomas J. Culligan and Ben j. Culli-
gan of the Georgia minstrels are quartered
at the Barker.
Mrs. A. j. Van Kuran left last evening
with her family to join Mr. Van Kuran in
Salt Lake City. where they will in the future
take up their residence.
Frank l.. Shepard. general superintendent
OF the Pennsylvania lines, was in the city
Yesterday with his family while enroute from
California to his home In Altoona, Pa.
Nebraskans at the hotels: ]. A. Schnei-
der, Auburn; J. G. Dahlman. Chadron; Rob
ert Byers Holdrege; Il. C. Follett, Hastings;
Joseph Snyder, Alma; f, r. Johnson, West
Point
Charlie Thorpe the well known light
weight jockey, stopped over in the city yes
terday. He is on his way east, where he
will ride during the coming season for Judge
Arkell. He il accompanied by his wife.
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henson.

Borh-A son to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mer-
man Thursday. April is.
Mr. Ed Naffziger of Delavan. ILL.,. Is Wis
iting with relatives in Benson.
Mr.. Moran has purchased the residence
formerly occupied by Mr.. Bass.
Mrs. Runyon of Omaha occupied the pull
pit of the Methodist church last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. A. Colson and children of Ashland
are visiting at the home of her sister Mrs
II. J. Groves.
Elmer Pryor returned to his home in
South Omaha last Sunday morning, after
an extended stay in Benson
Mr.. Gus Bodinson departed for Kearney
last Tuesday. where he will make his flu
ture home with an uncle.
Miss Matte Nevius returned to her home
from Florence last Monday, where she has
been visiting the past week.
Services will be held at the Methodist
church this morning at IL o'clock. In the
evening the Epworth league will give an
Easter service, commencing at s o'clock
Miss May Stuben entertained a number
of her little friends at her home last Fri
day afternoon from to o'clock, in honor
of her ninth birthday The little folks had
good time with games and other amuse-
ments, and dainty refreshments were served
The event of the week was the Easter
social given by the members of the Epworth
league Wednesday evening After short
and interesting program, a novel Easter sup
per was served. The special feature was
the many different ways in which eggs were
served. After supper Brownies" were
given to each one present souvenirs of
the occasion. A
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Weddings ana engagements.

Mr.. John ]. Pierson of San Francisco and
MISS Jessie Welburn, daughter OF Mrs,
George Welburn of 317 North Fifteenth
street In this city, were married April in
San Francisco
The marriage of Mr. George vradenberg
to Miss Blanche Fisher occurred at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Fisher, Twenty-third and CASTELAR,
stress, last Monday night. The ceremony
was witnessed only by the immediate friends
OF the family. Both the young people are
residents OF Omaha. where they will continue
to make their home.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Stockham,
daughter of Mrs. A. E. StOckham to Mr.
Frank Carney, both of this city occurred at
the residence of the bride on Wednesday
evening last. the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Mr.. McQuoid, pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. Mr. and Mrs.
Carney will be at home to their friends after
May /, at 1906 Kyner avenue.
Invitations have been received by the many
friends OF Mr.. Oscar Hene Of this city re-
questing their presence at his marriage to
Miss Florence Cohn of 121 East Eighty first
street, New York City. on Tuesday, April 27.
Mr.. Hene, his sister, Miss Edith aud his
brother, Theodore, departed for New York
City Thursday afternoon. The wedding will
be one of the social events OF the metropolis
as the bride Is beautiful woman and a So
ciety leader in New York.
One Of the prettest weddings that has oc-
CURED this season took place at the home
of Mr.. A. d. stiles. 2719 South Twentieth
street, last Wednesday evening at S o'clock
when Rev. John McQuold, assisted by Rev
r. Laing, read the impressive ritual OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. uniting in mar
rIage Miss Mary Moffat of Campbellyille
Canada, and Mr. A, ID, Hart of Omaha. The
bride was lovely in cream nuns yelling
handsomely trimmed in point lace and pearl
passementerle, and carried bouquet OF white
hyacinths and carnations The home was
beautifully decorated with potted plants, cut
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18

| Miss Webster will give a luncheon next
| Thursday for Mrs James T. Dean.
Mrs. Richard Carrier has issued invita-
tions for a luncheon to be given next
| Wednesday for Miss Florence Morse.
Dr. and Mrs. Van Gieson and Miss Van
Gieson will receive their friends at the Mer-
riam on Friday, April 80. from until IL
o'clock.
The South Side Whist club will be enter
tained by Mrs. Crickmore and Mrs. Jackson
at the Barker hotel the evening of Tues
day, April 27.
The next party of the Wisteria Afternoon
club will meet at the home of Mrs. j. H.
Barrett. 423 North Thirty ninth street, next
Wednesday afternoon.
The Hayden Bros G. T. club has completed
arrangements for an Easter dancing party
next Tuesday night, which promises to be a
very enjoyable affair.
Pioneer council, No. 11S, Royal Arcanum,
has issued invitations to a card party to be
given Friday evening" April 90, at the hall
in the Masonic block.
The Aetna club will give a select dancing
party in Patterson hall, Seventeenth and
Farnam streets. Thursday evening, April %.
This will be the last party given by the
club this season and an enjoyable time Is
expected.
The Cadet Officers club OF the Omaha High
school Will give its annual hop at the Mllard
hotel April 49, The affair is in the hands of
the following committee: Captains Tukey
Wigton and Wagner; Adjutant Clark and
First Sergeants Robson and Barrows
The Monday Night club will give one of
it's always enjoyable parties at the Millard
tomorrow (Monday) night Although no spe-
cal features are announced, it is expected
that large proportion of the membership
Will be present, and the occasion will be
the first opportunity of relaxation from the
requirements of Lent, somewhat unusual
interest attaches to It.
The jolly Eight club gives it next young
peoples dance next Saturday evening in Pat
terson hall, which will be it's first dance
following Lent. The membership of the jolly
Eight consists of four young women and
four young men, who take great pride in
entertaining their friends. Sousa's Trans
mississippi Exposition two step will be in
troduced at this ball for the first time in
Omaha,
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Mrs. Hunts KcnsingtOn.

Last Thursday afternoon one of the pretti,
est kensingtons Of the season was given by
Mrs. a. ]. Hunt The house was profusely
decorated with roses, hyacinths and Easter
lilies. Refreshments were served. Mrs
Hunt was assisted in entertaining by Mrs
George Bell of Grand Island. A guessing
contest of cities Of the United States was in.
dulged in and the one having the most cor.
rect answers secured prize. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Thomas, pair silver scs-
sors; the second, a silver bon bon dish, by
Miss Minnie Collett.
Those present were: Mesdames George B
Bell, Henry Livesey, A. NJ. Collett, Charles
Fosette, H. II. Salisbury, r. E. McKelvy
Luther Thomas, S. NJ Dunn, Charles Bein-
dorf, Charles Craft, Charles Hambrght
Howard C. Kellogg. j. T. Gathers, Wylie B.
Nichols, G. w. Hayes, j. d. Chamberlain
Jesse French, w. II. Gates, 7. w. Mills
Howard OChiltree, c. J. Canan, Herman
Ochiltree. H. p. Drexel, Alex Riddell, Lore
Kelley, George Wearer, ]. E. Tetard, Frank
Owen, c. H. Walworth, John Brysen; Misses
Collett, Agnes Livesey, Sue Paxson.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18

The regular meeting OF the Omaha chapter
Of the Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton was held in the parlors Of the Woman S
exchange Monday evening. Despite the fact
that the weather was very unpleasant there
was good attendance, and the meeting
proved of Unusual interest.
The regent. Mrs. Jaynes, made report of
the proceedings OF the continental congress,
which convened in Washington in February
last.
The Omaha chapter is congratulating itself
on the fact that one of its members, Mrs.
John NJ. Thurston, was elected a vice presi-
dent of the national society, in which capac-
lty she Is entitled to serve on the national
beard of management.
The Omaha chapter, which has Just re-
ceived its charter, proceeded to the election
of number OF members to serve with the
chapter officers on the advisory board, and
transacted such other business as had accu-
mulated since the last meeting
The names Of six candidates were pre-
sented for admission and the secretary was
instructed to issue invitations to those whose
names had been passed upon at the previous
meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18
Surpriscd by Their Friends.

The Misses Edith and Elma Bell were de-
lightfully surprised at their home Nine
teenth and Maple streets, last Thursday
evening. Unbeknown to them their mother
had invited in a number of their young
friends to spend the evening. The girls
had been sent away from home and when
they returned they found the house full of
boys and girls who remained until well on to-
ward midnight. During the evening games
were played, in which all participated.
Lunch, consisting of cakes and ices, was
served
Those present were Misses Margie Nc
Eacheron, Allene McEacheron, Blanche Ben
nett, Florence Parmelee, Louise Parmelee,
Stella Baird, Mable Christie, Edna Sweeley,
Agnes Whyte, Martha Rector and Bernce
Carson; Masters Willard McEacheron, Fred
Sweeley, Lester Harmon, Ralph Harmon,
Warren Hostetler, Fred Flanders and Claude
Perciyal
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18

Nine. Teresa Carreno, the pianist, will
be at Boyd's early next month to give a
piano recital. Nine Carreno has not been
In this country for the past eight years, hav-
Ing made concert tours In every Europeon
country, with phenomenal success. During
her residence abroad she has appeared with
marked success with DAlbert, the pianist.
from whom she was recently divorced and
has also entered the ranks as a composer.
By odd coincidence she comes to America in
the prime of her career, while Colonel
Mapleson, the man who gave that career its
strongest impetus at the outset, appears to
have said final adieu to prosperity, his last
operatic venture proving literally such
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

The anniversary of Odd Fellowship will be
observed on April 25 by Omaha Odd Fellows
Omaha lodge No. has invited the lodges of
this vicinity and all visiting brothers to at
tend at Odd Fellows temple Fourteenth and
Dodge streets, on the morning of April 25 at
9:3O o'clock. From the hall the organizations
will march to the church of Rev John Nc
Quoid, Twentieth and Davenport streets to
listen to sermon. On April &C. the ami
versary day of the order in America, a large
delegation of Odd Fellows will attend the
ceremonies to be conducted at Council Bluffs
at the dedication of their new temple.
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Arrested for Disor,IcrlS Conduct

Charles Moore persisted in following
three young girls last evening. much TO
their annoyance. He spoke to them a NUM-
bcr of times aud was snuJbcd but still
continued prosecuting them. Al the corner
of Sixteenth and Howard streets he en-.
countcrcd an officer who arrested tlim on A
charge of disorderly conduct.
G. w. Connor was arrested last night NJ
the instance of Frank Bell who lives at
Ills South Sixth street. Bell alleges that
ConnotN. as been hanging around the neigh
horhood for some time past and has been
making improper proposals TO various per-
sons. He was charged with disordcrly con-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18

Charles r. Groves. better known as
Shorty Groves, a saloon keeper. called
upon the foreman of IA gang OF men working
upon the new building AT Fourteenth and
Douglas streets yesterday afternoon and
asked him the address Of the contractors
who have charge of constructing the build
lls; Inc person addressed is a German
and did not understand Groves uuestious
Groves repeated them a number of times
and, as he met with no response took a
fall out of the foreman. Tie was arrested
for assault and battery,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18

Edward Krause, a young man living at
the Vienna hotel, was thrown out of his
buggy near Tenth and Farnam streets last
evening and quite seriously injured He
was dragged upon the rough stone pave
picked up it was found that his right ear
was nearly severed from his head Krause
also sustained injuries of an internal
nature and was badly bruised and battered
up. He was taken to the Childs hospital
for
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18

Pleasures that Are Past.

Miss Morse entertained a few friends In
formally yesterday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Jenness OF Michigan.
Mrs, f. N. Connor gave an Informal 6
o'clock tea yesterday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Stebbins of Springfield, Mass
A largely attended reception to Secretary
and Mrs. Wolf was held last Monday even
ing at the Young Mems Christian association
parlors.
Mrs, Salisbury entertained the South Side
Whist club last Tuesday afternoon. Those
present were: Mesdames Crickmore, Wilcox,
Wernher, Bryson, Marty. Hunter, Blanchard,
Smith, Hall, Rogers and Salisbury. Prizes
wero won by Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Crickmore
and Mrs. Marty.
The Y. NJ, l.. X. club met with Mrs. p.
Strausbaugh at her residence 1922 Vinton
street, Friday afternoon, April 16. An ele-
giant lunch was served. Those present were
Mesdames Al Dukes, r. b. Carter Walter
Price, G. ii. 7. Riepen, j. M. Simpson, Harry
Davis. 7. A. Baker A. w. Anderson, o. Rem
ington and Mrs. p. strausbaugh.
Nj, and Mrs. G. T. Anderson of 22l2 Far
nam street entertained number of their
friends on Friday evening, the occasion being
the birthday of Mr., Anderson and of Mr.. A. j.
Pogue. ID friend of the family. Mrs. Ander-
son proved herself an admirable hostess, and
very pleasant evening was spent by her
guests. The winners at cards were: Mrs.
George Oils and Miss Foster among the
NbllShi abu 4hl' oNAbihSi anu MI iNeiSti Ntht
the lucky men, Dainty refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. j. PLANT were agreeably sur
prised by a number of friends last Thurs
day evening. Progressive high five was played
until a late hour, after which dainty lunch
was served. The first prizes were awarded
to Nj, Ralph Wertz and Mrs. T. Boyd, and
tho consultations were won by Mrs. Walter
Prco and Dr. Alexander. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames S. b. Lake,
c. Younger. w C. Price, Alexander, 7. W.
Shilllngton, T. Boyd j. Vickery f, Robert
son. Foster ii. Brooks l.. Cooke; Mesdames
Wertz. r. Price, Haymaker and NJ. WeIch,
and Miss Rhoden; Mr., Ralph Wertz and Mr..
c. Petersen.
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peorIc Who Come ana Go.

stbb'c W no tOiltc anu nOs
Miss pundy left for New York last Thurs
day
Miss IRA Kelly is visiting friends in
Lincoln.
Miss Woolworth returned yesterday from
New York City.
Mrs. John Francis has returned from
visit in California.
Captain Palmer and Miss Palmer were in
Chicago last week.
Mrs. J. T. Allan has returned, after a
winter spent in Georgia.
Miss Ethel Foster will be the guest Of
Miss Orcuu this week.
Mr.. ". p. Mcmillan of Salt Lake City
was in Omaha last week.
Mrs. w. B. Millard is at home, after a
visit at Fort Russell Wyo.
Miss Grace Bradley is the guest OF Mrs
j. 4. Allan at 220S Burt street.
Miss Barber of Watertown, Wis. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. r. Buchanan.
Captain Jones has removed with his fam
lily to Farnlm and Thirtieth streets.
Mr.. and Mrs McCord of Pueblo, Colo,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Crandall.
Mrs j. b. Owen of Colorado Springs is
visiting her mother, Mrs. c. Burkhard
Mrs. Roberts of independence, Ia, is the
guest of her father, Mr.. Frank d. Brown.
Miss Mae Burr of Lincoln will be the
guest of Mrs. Baum and of Miss Turkey this
week.
Miss Lemon of st. Joseph, who has been
visiting at Hillside, has returned to her
home
Miss Agnes Wilson has left on trip
east for her health, intending to be alb
sent for some time.
Mrs. Harry Mott will return this morning
from months visit to Chicago Milwaukee
and other eastern points.
Mr. and Mrs j. M. Keys have sold their
residence in Kountze Place, and are now
located at the Hotel Dellone.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Powers have gone
to housekeeping at 1719 Park avenue and
will be at home on Thursdays.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kennedy. jr., have
returned from their southern trip, and will
be at home after May at 113 South Twen-
ty-ifth street.
Miss Kountze leaves today for New York,
whence, in company with Mr.. Augustus
Kountze and Mrs. Luther Kountze, she will
sail for Europe next week for a summer
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs Van Gieson and Miss Van
Gieson will remove, after May 1, from the
Merriam. where they have been spending
the winter, to their residence in Dundee
Place.
Mrs. Charles l.. Thomas and her sister,
Mrs George Carver of Des Moines, Ia, have
returned from a six weeks trip through
California. Mrs. Carver will be the guest
of Mrs Thomas and her family during this
week.
Judge and Mrs B. S. Baker are sojourn-
ing in ST. Louis, Chicago and Milwaukee,
on their wedding tour. No "at home"
cards were issued. They will be at home to
all their friends at 11O6 South Thirty ysec-
ond street. after May l.
Miss Ella Shallenburger of Washington,
d. c., daughter of Colonel G.. A. Shallen-
burger and niece of Hon. William Shallen-
burger, assistant postmaster general, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. r Gathers of 2021 Locust street.
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Evans picture, which received the distinc-
tion, is a full length study OF Miss Kirchner
OF Detroit, who posed In street costume, for
the artist. In return Miss Evans posed for
Miss kirchner whose work, miniature por-
! trait on ivory, was also accepted. For
| four years previous to her departure for
| Paris, Miss Evans was supervisor of drawing
in the Omaha public schools.
| ThentrIcnis for Cinrkson Hospital.
An event which will doubtless be charming
In itself aud which should be doubly attrac-
tive by reason Of It's charitable object, is the
amateur theatrical performance to be given
next Tuesday night at the Millard for the
benefit OF the Clarkson hospital. AS will be
seen from the casts which follow, the two
little plays which will be presented. aud
which, II one may judge from their titles,
ar5 OF most appetizng nature are in the
hands Of some of the best known and most
competent OF local amateurs, and the hard
work already bestowed upon rehe6rsels en-
sures an entirely enjoyable performance.
The onc-act play. Apples" which was
given last winter by Miss Dewey Miss
Stewart and Mr.. Moreton with such success,
will be presented for the first time In public
on this occasion. The scene is laid in Rome,
In an artists studio where Miss Dewey, as
a worldly and blase widow is sitting for her
portrait. MIR. Moreton the artist and Miss
Stewart as a young girl, have parts that are
wei adapted 10 tnem.
The cast is as follows:
lazy 1tOeuHlp MISS ljeWfS
BETTY IyTTSl. ...................s..NlS lSS soltWtIL
CIaude ntlcy...................Mr .Mr MoretoF
THE Rice Pudding" IS bright little COM
edy In two acts. Mrs. Richards, young
married woman, starts housekeeping, and is
to be assisted by her sister-in-law Marion
Richards. Both are entirely inexperienced,
save that Marion has been to cooking school.
The result is frequently disastrous The
ladies gain the dstavor of their Irish serv-
ing maid. MIR. Richards health and temper
begin to suffer and they find their only de-
fender in a young doctor who lives next
door, with more time than practice Mari
on's culinary efforts culminate in a rice
pudding which wins the doctors approba-
tion. and he becomes a favored sutor for
her hand.
The parts are assigned as follows:
Mr.. John Richards. MIR. Herring.
~, -. 1T. burns
Mrs. John Richards. ..........Mrs MatheSon.
Miss Marion Richards .........Mrs Wheeler.
In the course of the evening Miss Hoag-
land will sing "The Quest" Miss Helene
Wyman a solo not yet announced, Mr.. Haver-
stock THE Red Scarf" and Misses Hoagland
and Wyman the duet, ooh, That We Two
Were Maying!"
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nIunl-BIunl.

The following. from the Sioux City Times
OF April To- will be of interest to the friends
of Mr. Blum in Omaha:
"Omaha and Sioux Falls met in Sioux
City last evening. and happy meeting Il
was The occasion was the marriage Oh j
A. Blum of Omaha and Miss Rebecca BLUM
of Sioux Falls The ceremony was performed
at the Mondamin parlors, at which Rabb
Leo Franklin of Omaha ofiiciated. There
were present relatives Of the bride and groom
and few invited friends.
after the ceremony the wedding party
repaired to the ladies' ordinary at $50, where
a superb wedding dinner was served In nine
courses The guests, in addition to the
bride and groom were as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs j. Blum of Sioux Falls. father and
mother of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kauf-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stern of Sioux
Falls, the wives being sisters of the bride;
Henry Blum of Omaha. brother of the groom;
Rev. DR.. Leo Franklin, Isaac Harris and
Miss Theresa Harris of Omaha, Miss Josie
Levinger and Masters Charlie Kaufman and
Monte Stern of Sioux Falls. Mrs. II. e.
French and Miss Kttie French Of Elk Point,
E. W. Caldwell OF Sioux City.
when the dinner had been served Henry
Blum, who is one of the secretaries to Gov
ernor Holcomb of Nebraska, took up his
duties as postmaster, and called upon every
person present for response to some senti-
ment appropriate to the occasion, and no
couple has ever entered upon the sacred
duties ana privileges or matrlmony with more
cordial good wishes than those which were
expressed around that banquet board, and
also in the score of kilograms received from
friends in various parts of the country
THE groom is one of the trusted and con-
fdential employees of the great Cudahy pack
ing industry at Omaha and is winning his
way to high position In a tremendous en-
terprisc. The bride has grown from child
hood to woman hood in Sioux Falls, and
has the most cordial respect and esteem of
a host Of friends in the city where her home
has been for so long, and with her will go
to her new home their profoundest hope that
long life and happiness may come to her
and hers"
Mr.. and Mrs. Blum will be at home to their
friends after May 15 at $50 South Twenty
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18
i)Ii2I).

NJ ACKFN-Mirs. Jane. at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs. Annie Byrne 27O9
Hamilton street. Funeral Monday. April
IL, at . a. m. from St Johns church. In
MGU1RE-Ed. aged so years Funeral
Monday morning, April 49, at $50 O'Clock,
from family residence, Twenty-fifth and
Blondo Strects-new number 2OO9 North
TWenty-tifth strect-to Sacred Heart
church. Interment in ST. Marys Gene
terry, South Omaha. Friends invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-18

his desire to have an old soldier for ths
position. For That reason the appointment
came as somewhat Of a surprise to him
Upon his arrival IN this city yesterday
afternoon he was met at the depot by Gem
eral Copprger and STAN and escorted ta
the Millard.
Major Fechct will return to Lincoln today.