Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-13

MINoR MENTION.

Call at The Bee office for Cuban maps. 1Oc
each.
Rooms with or without board. 71s South
Eleventh..
Front room and alcove for rent with board.
k21 South Seventh street.
The commencement exercises at the state
Bchool for the Deaf will be held Friday Of
lhis week.
The Evans laundry is the leader in fine
work both for color and finish. $40 Pearl
street. Phone 200.
The Council Bluffs Roadster club will
meet at s o'clock this evening at the office
OF Secretary Ware, 523 Broadway.
Don't you think IT must be a pretty good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
OF customers? Well-that's the Eagle"
724 Broadway. 49,
The retail clerks OF the city will meet
Thursday night at the Inman hotel to per-
feet the temporary organization effected ut
tho last meeting.
Regular meeting of st. Adams lodge No.
IL, knights of Pythias. this evening when
there Will be work in the first rank. Visi-
tors are cordially invited.
The Chase-Lister company in its pres
e%ntation Of Texas or the Siege of the AL
amo,' were greeted with a crowded house Al
the Donhany theater last night.
sylvester Proctor of this city was one OF
the recruits enlisted in Omaha by Major
milford to reinforce the Thurston Rifles.
ne tSpGClS 10 StaVt 1OT San Francisco tC
Join his regiment tonight or tomorrow.
II. F. McKesson has returned from MIN
!. neapolis, where he has been attending The
\ minnesota State university. He expects &c
leave tonight for Falls City, Neb., where ne
Will enter the employ of the implement iiru
OF kinker & McKesson.
The authorities have received word from
the police at Lincoln, Neb., that Blanche
Miller and Alice Demwick, two young girls
OF this city, had been rescued from the tolls
of female procurers there and were held al
the city Jail awaiting word from their rel
atives.
Ellen Kate, the infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. A. Atkins, died yesterday, aged
months. The funeral will be held from the
family residence. GA MINISTER street. tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr.. Atkins Is
the local manager of the Nebraska Telephon,
company.
George Buck and william Kocher o
Omaha who were visiting on this side of the
river yesterday, fell into the clutches of tn,
law by reason of not knowing that there wa
= an ancient city ordinance that prohibited tn,
j riding of bicycles on the sidewalks. Thee
' had to take the motor home. as the polio,
held their bicycles as security for their ap
pearance before the police judge this morn
Ing.
Yesterday was memorial day for tn
knights of Pythias and Concordia lodge No
b2 observed 1t by decorating with flowers tn,
graves of deceased sir knights in FairvieV
and Walnut Hill cemeteries. The usua
services were dispensed with this year ant
n committee consisting of G. l.. Hill, G. L
Desbach. Ambrose Burke and John Schoen
ing proceeded to the cemeteries and scat
tered the flowers on the resting places o
their deceased brothers.
S.. Royal Keith of Norwalk, Conn, presi
dent of the Postal Clerks National asso
citation of the first division railway mail serv
ice, and Henry Coleman of Bookfield. N. II
of the Portland and Boston railroad post
Office, stopped off in the city yesterday oil
their way TO Omaha to attend the nationa
convention of the Railway Postal Clerks as
ISOLATION to visit with Captain George M
Bailey of the postofice force. Sam Ettinger
the veteran postal clerk of the Wabash. cam
in on his run from st. Louis and formed on
of the party.
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