Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

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Try Moore's death 70 lice aud mites.
Wanted-Latest edition OF Council Blui1s
city directory. Apply at Bee office.
At the First Congregational church the
bi-monthly communion service Will be held
this morning at 1890 o'clock.
Manager Nicoll of the Western Union Of
fee in this city has ordered 1880 1-cent
revenue stamps for the July business at this
point.
The Joint installation Of the newly elected
officers OF the four Odd Fellows lodges will
be held Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows
temple.
Don't you think IL must be a prettT good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
OF customers? Well-that's the Eagle"
724 Broadway.
The clerk of the district court Issued fifty
five marriage licenses during the month oil
June, the number being somewhat below
the usual average.
The residents OF Macedonia are arranging
for a grand celebration July 4. The Dudley
Buck quartet of the city will render a num-
Der Of patriotic songs.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO G.. f. Christy, aged 81, and A. Fay, aged
-, both OF Custer. Ncb., and they were
married by Justice Terrier.
Tn to yesterday evening only three in
lstruments requiring stamps under the new
war revenue tax had been presented fr
filing in the Office OF County Recorder Shep-
ard.
At the Christian tabernacle this morning
the pastor, Rev. S. NJ. Perkins, will preach
on 1.-THE Resurrection of Christ's Body
and in the evening on The Resurrection
of the Human Body"
Frank Copeland, who says he is a printer
from hamburg Ia, was arrested last night
by officer CLAIR and charged with attempt
ing to pick the pockets of James Ward, a
ruralite from Missouri Valley.
The share of Annie c.. Toilet In the es-
ttntp of the lntp John Hickey having been
assigned to w. l.. Kerney, Judge Smith has
Used an order in district court for the adj
ministrator to turn it over to Kerney.
Prof. w. NJ. Marshall, formerly a teacher
in the Iowa School for the Deaf here. but
for the last year filling a similar position in
a like institution in Vancouver. Wash, Is
in the city visiting relatives and friends.
Postmaster Treynor, while playing cricket
in Omaha yesterday afternoon, had the mis-
fortune to be struck in the face by the ball.
The force of the blow cut quite a cash in
his cheek, which required several stitches
to sew up.
The regular monthly meeting of the city
council occurs Monday night, but on &C
count of being the Fourth Of July it is not
likely that any business will be transacted
and an adjournment will be taken to Tues
day evening.
Thomas C. Dawson commenced suit In the
district court yesterday against A. T. Rains
to recover $135 on a note alleged to be due.
ne pldillln is AZ pItSSil III NV INT
filling the position Of secretary of the Bra
lillian legation.
A building permit was issued yesterday
to j. j. Hess for the erection of a frame
cottage on South Seventh street Just south
of the Bloomer school house to cost 49, 200.
Mr.. Hess intends the residence as a home
for himself and family.
The tin box containing a number of valu-
able papers that was stChen, together with
other goods. from the residence of Henry
Meyers on Benton street. was found yester-
day in the alley back of Gladstone's store
on Douglas street, Omaha.
Rev. A. w. Mann Of Cleveland. o., gen.
eral missionary to deaf mutes. will be the
G guest of Rev. l.. p. Mcdonald this evening
10 and at 8 o'clock will preach in the sigr
language at st. Paul's church in connec-
tion with the usual evening service.
Martha Lucille, the 2-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Giles. POT Washington
'- avenue, died at a late hour Friday might
from bronchitis. The funeral will be hello
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock from the colored
Baptist church on Thirteenth street.
The funeral of the late Mrs. M. f. Robe
sister of NJ. w. Fleming of this city, will
be held this afternoon from the Broadway
Methodist church at 2:3O o'clock. Rev. j
ii. Senseney will conduct the services and
interment will be in Walnut Hill cemetery
Sam Grant. the alleged corn doctor ar,
rested Thursday for entering the house o.
Mrs. Drake on Second avenue. refused Il
accompany the Omaha officers back across
the river yesterday, where it is alleged he
Is wanted to answer the charge of larceny
Charles Schofeld. arrested Thursday fol
picking the pocket OF p. A. Goyer of Glen.
wood at the circus, had a partial prelim,
mary hearing before Justice Wen yesterday
He was committed to the county Jail unit
"Wednesday, when the case is to be re-
sumed.
Hon. d. j. Palmer of Washington, la.
was in the city yesterday in the interest o.
his candidacy for railroad commissioner
He was appointed railroad commissioner
last winter by Governor Shaw to fill a va.
cancy and he is now a candidate for re.
nomination.
Deputy Revenue Collector Knox received
= further supply OF documentary revenu,
stamps yesterday, but wholly insufficient t.
near meet the demand and by evening hi
had disposed of nearly all Of them. Col,
lector Knox also received a small supply
OF the proprietary stamps.
At the Fifth Avenue Methodist church
today DR.. d.. C.. Franklin. presiding eldel
of the Council Bluffs district. will preacl
at the morning service and administer tn,
sacrament. This service and the penta,
costal service at A D. III. will be held In tn,
tabernacle tent. The gospel meetings il
the tent will be continued every evening O
the week.
The report OF the Christian Home for tn,
week ending yesterday shows total receipts
In the managers fund sl1.25. being s23. n
DeioW the Jleeds or the week and increasing
the deficiency in this fund to 5000. 60. TIL,
grand total OF receipts in the general funt
amounted to $780, 81, being SAL SO below tn,
estimated needs for the current expenses
OF the week. The deficiency in this fun,
has been Increased to $61s.32.
Harry w. Semon's extravaganza com
pany, which opens a weeks engagement a
the Dohany theater tonight, is said to b.
one of the largest burlesque companies nov
on the road This season 1t numbers thirt'
persons, among whom are n number of wei
known specially artists, including Lynwood
the famous contortionist. There is a bale
OF hfteen women. and the Moulin Roug
dancers are said to be a great attraction,
G. b. Viavi Co., female remedy; consulta
tion free. Office hours. . to IL and 2 to :
Health book furnished. 1926 327- 1928 Mer
riam block.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $50.
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