Omaha daily bee., 1898-05-08
MINOR MENTION.
Try Moore's stock food.

Oscar Keeline returned yesterday from MS
ranch In Wyoming.
DR.. A. o. Nudge, the dentist, removed
from 319 to S3s Broadway.
George A. Culver Of Glenwood was In the
city yesterday visiting friends.
Fred Miller, a prominent stockman OF keg
Creek was In the city yesterday.
p. E. johnson, the banker Of Walnut. 1a
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Warren l.. Harrington has just re-
turned from visit to her husband at Onawa
la.
Mrs. Wade Carey has been called to ST.
Joseph, Mo-, by the serious illness OF her
mother.
M A. Hills and c. r. Beezley. two well
known insurance men OF Dcs MONIES, are
In the city
The Evans laundry is the leader In hne
work both for color and hnish. bZo feari
street Phone 200
Soren Sorensen, ordered committed to the
insane asylum, was taken to Clarinda yes
terday by Sheriff Morgan.
There will be a meeting this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock in the hall at 146 Broadway for
the study Of spiritual culture.
Councilman J. d. johnson, who has been
on the sick list, was able to be out yestcr-
day for the first time In hve weeks
DR.. Harchapee, father OF Mrs. s. B. Coch-
Of years. is reported to be dangerously Ill
in Chicago.
Dr. Charles r. Woodbury. Of this city has
been appointed one of the corps OF demon
strators OF the new college OF dentistry at
Des Moines.
Don't you think 1t must be pretty good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
Of customers? Weli-tnats the EaSie'
724 Broadway.
Captain Lee b. Cousins, the district court
baiIiff, yesterday afternoon decorated the
canopy over the judges bench In the dis
trict court room with a handsome flag.
Reports from William Moore, who is in
Excelsior Springs Mo-, are that his health
is much improved and that he expects to
return home the early part OF the coming
week.
All members Of Hazel camp, Modern
Woodmen OF America, are requested to meet
at the hall this evening at O'Clock to
go in a body to the Central Christian church
in Hughes hall.
Charles Gerber the aged German who
pleaded guilty to passing forged checks on
L. C. Bracket and Mcpherson & Reed, was
sentenced yesterday by Judge Smith to six
months in the county Jail.
Mrs r. N. wyckoff has been elected treas
urer Of the Council Bluffs district OF the
Women's Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist church. The district comprises
twenty -geven auxiliary societies
Emil Hornstein. bootblack, was arrested
yesterday afternoon charged by Bob Mitch
ell q newsboy with assault and battery. He
gave bail and the case was set for hearing
before Justice Vein tomorrow morning.
Hugh McCarger has returned from Des
Moines and will resume his position with
the Motor company. The office OF ordnance
sergeant for the Third regiment. Iowa Ma
tional Guard, which he held, has been abol-
ished.
City Clerk Phillips had up to yesterday
evening issued POI dog tags, which is some
what in excess OF the number issued up
to the same date last year. Poundmaster
Dobson will begin catching untagged CANNES
in a few days
Mrs. Anna Sanderson, who was sent to
st. Bernard's hospital few weeks ago on
an order of the commissioners Of insanity.
was yesterday turned over to the care OF
her husband, Lewis Sanderson. Mrs. San
dersons condition is much improved.
Ed Benton, Of the firm Of Benton & Under
wood, returned yesterday from California.
where he had been for the last three weeks
buying cattle. He secured 1,S00 head. which
he unloaded at North Platte, Neb., where
he will Craze them during the summer.
The funeral of the late John w. Mccoy
will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
from the family residence. 726 Washington
avenue. Rev. Caudle, pastor Of the Central
Christian church. will conduct the services
and interment will be In Walnut Hill ceme-
terry.
AT the recent general conference Of the
Latter Day Saints church Elder T. w. Will
liams Of this city was transferred to the
Pacific coast mission. He expects to leave
for Los Angeles about June 1. He Will
preach at the church on Pierce street this
morning and evening.
Two young women riding bicycles ran
into a small boy at the corner Of Pearl
street and First avenue yesterday afternoon.
The young women both took headers, but
escaped with nothing worse than few
bruises. but the small boy received cut
on his head.
Abe Lincoln post, No. 20. Grand Army Of
the Republic, at its meeting last night. ap-
pointed committee consisting Of J. G.
DeHaven. d. Maltby and ]. s. Gretzer to wait
on Mayor Jennings tomorrow to request him
to call a public meeting to celebrate the
victory Of Commodore Dewey.
Two runaway boys, John Woods Of 2209
Nsrth Twentieth street, and John Dusen-
berry of 1928 North Twenty-second street,
day night. yesterday morning young Woods
was turned over to his mother, who came for
him. and the other boy consented II let 60
to return home.
A. r. Long, charged with being a fugitive
from Justice, is in custody at the city Jail.
I1o Wb5 dTTcbtcu ytSteTuhy dtteTHOOu ny
Detective Weir on information from the
authorities at Urbana, H.. where he IL
wanted to answer to the charge OF en-
bezzlement. He will be held until the ar
rival Of an officer from Urbana.
scene Of special interest in "O'Brien
the Contractor" which will be presented by
Dan Sully at the Dohany theater next Thurs
day. May H. will be touch of nature intro
duced between O'Brien and the children
The little daughter OF wealthy lady meets
O'Brien and with a child's intuftiveness rec
Ognizes the diamond in the rough, and
through her friendliness is the cause of her
mother becoming the wife Of O'Brien. when
he attains the fortune for which he has
been working.
'Virginius" was originally produced at
Covent Garden theater. London, in May.
1920. The first representative of the char
acter Of Virginius was the great English
tragedian, w, c. Macready. to whom the
author acknowledged his Indebtedness for
his assistance In the production of the play.
The men who have made Virginius famous
in this country were Thomas Abthorpe
Cooper. originally, and in the order named,
Edwin Forrest. John Mccullough and Fred
erick Warde. At the Dohany theater Tues
day, May H.
C. b. Viavi Co.. female remedy; consulta-
tion free. once hours. 0 to ~ and 2 to 6.
Health book furnished. 326-32732 Mer-
riam block.
Money to loan on city property. Kinne.