Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
MINOR MENTION.

y ob'S ptc'Sf
Davis sells glass.
Stockert Carpet Co., 205-207 Bwy.
Moore's food kills worms and fattens.
Window glass. Davis, 200 Broadway.
Dell @. Morgan. drugs. 142 Broadway.
G. B. Jacquemin & Co, jewelers. ana op-
ticians, q South Main street.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Shepard OF
p015 Fifth avenue yesterday, a daughter.
Beautiful Christmas presents, Stork q
Crisp's millinery and art store, 34l sway.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees will meet In
regular session Tuesday afternoon at the
usual place and time.
The Ganymede Wheel club will entertain
the members and their friends tomorrow
night with a smoker"
Chris H.. Miller and Anna NJ. Hortz. both
Of this city, were married yesterday. Jus
tice Terrier performing the
]. c. Bixby, heating and sanitary engineer.
Plans and Specifications for heating. plumb.
ing and lighting. 202 Main. Council BUNS
Ex-Congressman I. b. Flick Of Bedford, Ia,
was In the city yesterday on business con-
nected with the United States district court.
Miss Louise Kellogg, who Is Miss Terry's
successor In Omaha, will sing an aria from
ELI this morning at the Congregations
church. ..
w. L. Douglas has taken out a building
permit for the new dwelling he is erecting
on South E1Sntn SLTeeL near rOuISu oNohue,
at a cost Of SO, 500.
Judge Macy Of the district court was in
the city yesterday on his way home to Har-
Ian from Glenwood, where he had been
holding the term OF court.
Byron Pomeroy Of 900 Fourth avenue was
reported to the Board Of Health yesterday
as i'll with measles. During the past week
several cases OF measles have been reporNeo
TO the board.
The case Of Charles Brooks. charged with
being a co-conspirator with John Lewis In
the hog stealing case, was continued yeSter'
day In Justice Terriers court until Monday,
December 10. AS he was unable to furnish
O bond Of $3.50 Brooks was recommitted 10
the county jail.
The Philosophical society will meet this
afternoon at 8 o'clock In room No. 10. Odd
Fellows building. The subject to be dis
cussed will be "Spiritualism In the Light OF
Theosophy." Branch meetings are held every
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock for spe-
cial study Of 1.-THE Ancient Wisdom"
The annual meeting Of the Iowa State
Sheriffs' association will be held In Des
Mcines Wednesday and Thursday, December
Fl and %. Sheriff John F. Thompson OF
Jefferson is president and Sheriff VII Man
mug If Chrr;ton, secretary. ShLr'H Morgan
and n couple Of his deputies contemplate at
teIdinS
Tom Ward, an old-time jockey, unloaded
too many schooners Friday night and while
in a state Of intoxication fell on the &c!
sidewalk and broke his kneecap. He was
attended to at the city Jail by City Physi-
clan Lacey and yesterday was given trans
portation to his home in Kansas City by
the county authorities.
Rev. l.. P. Mcdonald, late rector OF st.
Paul's Episcopal church, has been rendered
and accepted a call to the rectorshtp OF st.
Marks church, Toledo, o. st. Marks Is the
second largest church organization In To-
1aIn hoytsno rnnr1v Ann rnyuIIntp Q mn AND
is situated in the most rapidly growing por-
ton Of that city.
There will be a special meeting of the
Ministerial association OF the city at the
English Lutheran church tomorrow morn
ing at 1890 o'clock. This meeting Is for
atize the relief Of the poor. and Rev. j.. w.
Wilson, president Of the association. desires
a full attendance OF the members.
Albert Mcdonald. a tramp who was dis
charged from the city jail two days ago with
instructions to leave town on the next
charge of larceny. William Frederick Of
725 Seventh avenue complained that McDon-
aid had stolen an ak. saw and sawbuck and
Ed Stevenson Of 221 Tenth avenue charged
him with appropriating a shovel.
Pottawattamie tribe, No. 81. Improved Or
der of Red Men. at the last regular meeting
elected the following officers: Sachem. w. c.
Jenkins; senior sycamore, c. w. Book; 5u-
rior J. F. Walter; prophet, Fred
Sherman; chief Of records. A. D. Van Horn;
keeper of wampum T. F. De Groat; cap
tain Of degree team, Herman Rosch. The
installation will be held the first meeting
night in January.
After a series Of complaints had been
lodged with the city authorities Street Stu
pervisor Avery yesterday had his men level
the big mound Of snow on North Main street,
which was the cause Of Fire Chief Bates
a-I n~tYar fAunr hatr~ hrNyy M NJ
their wagon while driving to a Are Thurs
day night. He has also had sand thrown
on slippery pavements In various places IN
the business section Of the city, for which
people generally are thankful.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Anderson received Q
letter from their son, Quincy, under date Of
November 26, stating that he was quite sick
and was confined In the hospital at Honolulu.
He states in his letter that he would be
pleased to hear from all his old Council
Bluffs friends. The only members Of Com
pany l. left over at Honolulu out Of the
Curtis and Paul Pugh, all Of whom are in
the hospital, but their health is gradually
Improving.
It was reported to the city authorities
yesterday that the family Of a man named
Albert Stephens, living at 71S Avenue G.,
were in destitute circumstances and had
been refused relief BY the county supervisor
of the poor. The case was referred to Chief
OF Police Bixby for investigation. who. on
calling at the place. found. while the family
was in destitute circumstances as reported.
relief in the shape Of groceries, coal and
other supplies had been furnished that
morning by Supervisor jackson.
At the last regular review Of Council
Bluffs tent, No. 80, Knights Of the Mecca
bees, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: Commander. Frank Hober;
lieutenant, Delmer Shook: record keeper, J.
w. Corey; finance keeper, G.. L. Hill; chap
lain, +. e. Carly. jr.; sergeant, B. S. Sack
ett; master at arms. c. d. Hough; first
master Of guard, Daniel O'Grady; second mas
ter Of guard, L.. Overmier; sentinel, d. s.
Donaldson; picket, Henry Hartwick. TIL in
stallation will be held on the evening Of
January 4 next.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $50.