Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-12

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: Furnished rooms and board. 713 So. 7th.
Call at The Bee ONCE for Cuban maps, Toe
each.
Front room and alcove for rent with board
f21 South Seventh street.
The Lady Maccabees WIFI meet in regular
session Tuesday afternoon at the usual time
and place.
The Evans laundry is the leader In fine
work both for color and finish. $40 Pearl
street. Phone 200.
Mrs. F. w. Balluff OF the School for the
Deaf has gone on a visit to friends and
relatives at Iowa City.
Paul Pierce of Minneapolis, one OF the
publishers Of the magazine What to Eat"
was in the city yesterday.
In the district court yesterday the adj
ministrator OF the estate OF the late James
Flynn filed his final report.
Thomas Field, formerly cashier OF the
Garretson house In Sioux City, has taken
a similar position with the Ogden hotel
in this city.
Don't you think Il must be a pretty good
laundry that can please SO many hundreds
Of customers? Well-that's the Eagle"
724 Broadway.
Harry Ames of 1924 Capitol avenue,
Omaha, was arrested yesterday for ~peddling
without a license. His case was continued
for investigation.
~ tht 'i''f w NO''t - ~, N.bN
of William II. Burns against p. II. Wind,
the defendant paid the full claim and costs
in full settlement.
Secretary Chase OF the Iowa exposition
commission will probably move his office
from the Grand hotel to the Iowa state
building some day this week.
The executive and finance committees of
the Council Bluffs Women's Sanitary Re-
lief commission will meet at 4 o'clock this
afternoon at the office Of DR.. FINLEY.
The services at the Women's Christian
Association hospital this afternoon at A
o'clock will be conducted by Rev. j. w.
Wilson, pastor OF the First Congregational
church.
Tonight at the Dohany theater the Chase
Lister company will present Albert Tay-
lor's historical comedy drama, Texas or
the Siege of the Alamo" A new line of
specialties Is promised.
]. Becker, an itinerant peddler OF corn
plasters, arrested for failure to secure a city
license, compromised the matter with Judge
Aylesworth yesterday morning by putting
up $3.50 for the necessary permit.
The new street sweeper recently ordered
by the city Council arrived yesterday and
was at once put in shape to begin work. A
start to clean some of the mud from the
streets will be made Monday morning.
The Detroit gas machine will light your
residence or store, costing / cent to run n
sixty-four candle power lamp four hours.
J C. Bixby, heating, plumbing, lighting, 2o2
Main and 203 Pearl ST.. Council Bluffs. la.
Charles Frame, Frank Bell and Fred
Green, three small boys, the last named a
colored lad, were arrested yesterday on
the charge of stealing a pockbook con-
tanning "a, the property Of Mrs. Milledge.
Owing to the Indictment weather yester-
day the regular meeting of the Women's
Christian association was postponed and
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
tnl--l n A. 80 A~e ID n aNn
The hearing of the application for the ap-
pointment of a receiver in the foreclosure
suit brought by the Women's Homeopathic
association of Philadelphia against Joseph
Farren and others was commenced in the
Superior court yesterday.
The members of the Klondike Gospel band,
with Alex DeSoto, M. D., as leader, who
have walked from New York City to Omaha
on their way TO establish a mission in the
Klondike gold regions, will conduct a serv-
ice at the Broadway Methodist church this
y the2on at 2;So.
Nh J Hess, no Williams and W.. G. Rich,
as a Summittee from the Southw estern Iowa
Horticultural society, have made arrange
ments for a visit Of the Nebraska Horticul-
tural society during its meeting in Omaha
this month to this side of the river to view
the vineyards around Council Bluffs.
The Board of Supervisors commenced its
work yesterday as a board of review. Thu
VdiuatlOn VI III equity, 10 eHoWh Wy III
assessors books, falls short about $27O, 0OC
of the averages Of the two previous
years. The work was not completed yester-
day and the board adjourned to meet again
next Tuesday.
The Grape Growers Shipping association
held a business meeting yesterday after
noon at the headquarters Of the associa'
ton and among other business discussed
the arrangements for the exhibit Of frui
to be held in the Pottawattamie wigwam
The association intends that the exhibit will
be one that will be a credit to the county
Elder T. w. Williams will deliver hit
farewell sermon this evening at the Lat
ter Day Saints church on Pierce street
Elder Williams has served as pastor Of thu
reorganized church here for five years, ant
not withstanding a stronger effort than eve
was made to have him retained, the ap'
pointing board Of the last general confer
ence transferred him to the Pacific coast.
G. b. Viavi Co., emaie remedy; consulta'
ton free. Office hours. 0 to- IL and 2 to 8