Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-17

MINOR MENTION.
Hamilton's shoe store, Az Broadway.
Stockert Carpet Co., 2O5-2o7 Bwy.
Moore's food kills worms and fattenA.

Window glass. Davis. 200 Broadway.
Dell G. Morgan. drugs. 142 Broadway.
Judge Carson has gone to Phoenix, Ariz.,
on business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jensen OF Gar
ner township, a son.
c. q. Jacquemin & Co., jewelers. ana op'
ticians. q South Main street.
Wanted, young man, 16 to 90 years Old.
to carry horse route. Apply at Bee once.
Colonel J. ]. Steadman attended the an
nual banquet Of the Loyal Legion at Des
Ncines Tuesday night.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
70 John w. Randall, aged Is, Of Boone. a.
and Ness,e Noel. aged %. Of this city.
]. C.. Bixby. heating and sanitary engineer.
plans and specifications for heating. plump
ing and lighting. 2o2 Main. Council BUNS
The department inspector will be present
ut the regular meeting o. the Womens NJ.
lief Corps. No. $50, tomorrow aIterh"oh ~
2:30 o'clock.
Don't you think 1t must be a pretty good
laundry that can please 40 many hundreds
OF customers? Well-that's the Eagle"
724 Broadway.
A social meeting Of the Council biuns
Women's Sanitary Relief commission mas
been called for this afternoon In the eui'
torial rooms Of the Nonpareil.
Edward L.oten, head cook at the ogden
hotel. died Monday night ana was ourled
Yesterday afternoon from the colored bap-
list church. First avenue ana inir''e'h
street.
p A.. Pulley Of this city and James Ne~-
eli Of West Point. Neb., are matched lor
a lOO-yard foot race this afternoon at the
Driving park. The stakes are safo 10 De
800 a side.
vacant one and one-half story frame
cottage at Thirtieth str act and avenue "
was destroyed by fire about IL O'CLOCK last
night. The fire was supposed to have been
started by tramps.
w. f.. Sharp of Aurora. Neb.. most Illus
trious protector of the Royal Highlanders,
was in the city yesterday visiting J. x.
Carrothers. state deputy, and In the even
ing attended the session OF the tributary
castle.
s. r. Shuart, agent Of the Adams Express
company. is thanking his stars that the
weather is not as cold as it might be. lie
complained to the police yesterday than an
enterprising but unscrupulous indlvldual
had absconded with his new winter over
coat.
d.. r. Witter, post commander, has issued
q call to the members Of Abe Lincoln pos'.
Grand Army of the Republic, to attend the
"American Boy" day exercises TO ne he,u
In the public schools of this city tomor,
row. The invitation Is extended % HI oiu
soldiers to attend.
w. ]. Snethen FLED a voluntary petiti'n
of bankruptcy in the federal court here yes
terday. He scheduled his unsecured DEBT;
and judgments against him as $3,Oon and
placed IEe DTUDGIly III W hh" >Oh''s
ing of household effects. etc, which ne
claimed as exempt. at $500.
y Helen Mildred. the infant daughter OF MT
and Mrs. II. R. LeInen. died at midnight
Tuesday OF membraneous Group, aged nine
teen months. The funeral, which was prl'
,vate. was held yesterday afternoon from
lthe residence. 420 North Seventh street, and
interment was in Fairview cemet1ry.
The judges OF election in the Second pre-
cinct Of the Sixth ward appeare' at thu
zQ.a- 90 I,,,,t, A,,1itor Aotthcuyc aRforAQy
and signed up the poll books. which littl'
Formally they had omitted before sendipi
the returns in. Tho Board OF Supervisor!
included the vote in the official canvass.
Miss Edith Allen Westerdahl. wife Of G
w. B. Westerdafl, died yesterday mornin,
at the Allen homestead. 4l6 North FRS
street. Of tuberculosis. aged % years. Sh,
leaves a husband and a baby boy 20 month
old to mourn her loss. Deceased was born
married and had lived all her life in til,
Allen family homestead on North FRS
street. Mr. Westerdahl is employed in tn
Union Pacific headquarters in Omaha.
The room at the city Jail formerly use'
as an office for the chief OF police has beel
fitted up as a place of detention for femal
prisoners. 1t has been furnished with a nea
white iron bed and other furniture. OwinI
to the unsatisfactory condition Of the rom
upstairs 1t has been the custom when
feirale prisoner of any responsibility ha
had to be detained at the jail over nigh
to keep her in the general Office or the patro
room.
Dean Fairs mission at Grace church wa
again attended yesterday by interested an
attentive congregations a each OF the serv
ices. In the evening Dean Fair delivered al
address on David and Peter as an illus
trati-n OF the inconsistencies In the lives o
Go s children. This evening the rector
Rev. X. l.. Knox. will speak on why I Al
a Churchman" and tomorrow evening nea
Fair will deliver an address on the subiec,
"Where Are Our Blessed Dead?"