Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-04

MINOR MENTION.

each.
Miss Jennie Fumbling Of the Christian
homo left yesterday for 0berlin, o.
A. b. Morgan Of Wright township is Wis
iting his brother, Sheriff John Morgan OF
this city.
The Evans laundry is the leader in fine
work both for color and finish. $40 Pearl
street. Phone 200.
\ marriage license was issued yesterday
TO j. w. Bowen, aged 80, ard Myrtle E.. Full
Ter, aged Is, both of Omaha.
Patrolman ]. II. Watt has been assigned
TO day duty, taking j. r.. Taylor's beat,
while Taylor has been assigned to the night
detail.
with a Bee coupon and Is cents you can
secure the official photographs Of the United
States navy at the Council Bluffs Office OF
The Bee.
Don't you think II must be a pretty good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
of customers? Well-that's the Eagle,
724 Broadway.
f. L. Shugart is visiting in Princeton, III.
Hon. j. II. Reed, chief justice OF the court
of private land claims, left last evening for
Santa Fe, N. M, to hold court.
Enoch Gilinski had Harry Bell, an en-
ploye at Younkerman's feed store, arrested
yesterday on an assault and battery charge.
Belt gave bail for his appearance.
James Rogers, the alleged pickpocket, who
was suspected OF having turned several
tricks in Omaha the opening day of the ex-
position. was discharged from custjiy yes
terday.
A petition was circulated yesterday ask
ing the mayor and city council TO have
Broadway from the northwestern depot to
the motor bridge thoroughly lighted during
the exposition.
The hearing Of Wood l.. Wright, the
young man who slashed Ed Holden with a
knife Thursday afternoon, has been con-
tinued until next Monday. He has been re-
leased on bond.
A free entertainment will be given by
White Rose Rebekah lodge, No. 2S4, indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows. this evening
at the temple. All Rebekahs are cordially
invited to attend.
The Girls Industrial school will meet this
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock in the rooms in the
Eiseman building. Every girl that intends
to Join the excursion to the exposition must
be in attendance.
The will Of the late George Canning was
admitted to probate in the district court
yesterday and Edward Canning, the son,
and ex-chief Of police, was appointed exec
utor without bond.
Harry Leland, who a few months ago was
sent to the asylum at Clarinda, is rapidly
improving and is now able to be about. His
ultimate recovery, which at first was de-
SPARED Of, seems now to be assured.
There will be a meeting Monday night at
s o'clock In the Farmers hall in the county
court house Of the men recruited by Major
l.. |. Edison to form a company of infantry
The company is not recruited to Its full
strength.
The Chase-Lister Theater company will
open a summer engagement at the DohanS
theater tomorrow night, presenting a specia
production of the great war comedy. "Lyn'
wood" with all the accessories necessary
to complete a realistic battle scene.
The suited instituted a few days ago b,
Dairyman j. L. Ellsworth against John Ben
son, one of his drivers, who tried to cross
the Union Pacific tracks in front of
freight train backing down and had hi
wagon smashed, was dismissed at plaintiff
cost in the superior court yesterday.
The case against AL Townsend, arreste,
for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk, wa
dismissed in police court yesterday morning
The ordinance prohibiting riding of wheel
on sidewalks was not Incorporated in tn
recently compiled city ordinances and o.
this account the case was dismissed.
The damage suit of J. G. Jensen agains
Janitor T. J. Peterson Of the High schoo
for alleged unwarranted arrest was con
cluded in the superior court yesterday aft
ernoon and given to the jury shortly betor
4 o'clock. After being out about five hour
the jury brought In a sealed verdict, whic
1t Is understood is for the defendant.
Articles of incorporation of the Presby
terrain church of Hancock, Ia, were file
yesterday in the office of the county re
corder. The incorporators are: Howard WI
son, A.. M. Huff and j. S. Whited. Th
three elders who will have charge of tn
business of the church for the first year are
John Fletcher. Robert J. Martin and Thoma
Dool.
The attorney for Belle Pillow, the negres
charged with robbing a man in Omaha
$720, did not get an opportunity yesterda
to argue his application for a writ of habe;
corpus before Judge Smith in the distri'
court. The requisition papers granted t
Governor Shaw arrived yesterday mornir
and the woman was turned over to OH :,
Dillon of the Omaha force, who lost l
time in taking her across the river.