Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-18
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Victor hot water heaters at Bixby's.
Moore's food kills worms and fattens.
Passepartouts. c. Il. Alexander G. Co.
Budweiser beer. L. Rosenfeldt. agent.
Judson, pasturage, 929 9Th ave. Tel. 24s.
w. smallwood left last evening on a trip
TO Yates Center. Kan.
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. S. G. Good Of
Stutsman street, twin sons.
Q. b. Jacquemln & Co., jewellers and OPP
ticlans. q South Main street.
Justice Terrier is presiding this week in
police court during the abseLce Of Judge
AyIes worth.
The regular meeting of Palm Grove, No.
II, will be held this evening at Woodman Of
the World hall.
Mrs. L. L. Martin leaves Thursday for
Leadville and Grand Junction, Colo. where
she spends six weeks.
Bluff City lodge, No. II, Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons, will meet in regular COM
munication this evening.
Scott #. Evans, supervising architect of
the Peavey elevator, arrived yesterday from
Minneapolis and will remain in the city two
days.
Leroy c. Wroth of Omaha and May Agnes
Clay of Kansas City were married yester-
day afternoon, Justice Terrier performing
the ceremony.
A. Wenstrand of Clarinda. clerk Of the
courts of Page county, was in the city yes
terday and called on the officers at the
county court house.
Clarence Goltry Of Missouri Valley and
Emma A. Cunningham of Blair, Neb, were
married in this city yesterday, the ceremony
being performed by Justice Wen.
The regular meeting Of Concordia lodge,
No. So, knights OF Pythias, will be held
tonight. There will be work in the second
rank and a full attendance is desired.
Nelson Allen and Margie Hartin, both of
Omaha, were married yesterday In this city
by Justice Terrier. The groom Is a coal
black negro and the bride a white woman.
w. II. Fensler, a prominent real estate
agent OF Missouri Valley, was in the city
yesterday. calling on friends, and incident
ally attending to some business n the
recorders office.
The epidemic of measles that spread so
rapidly among the school children of this
city is believed to be stamped out. No new
cases have been reported to the Board Of
Health since June q.
Hattie Everline, the domestic charged with
stealing a sum of money from her employer,
had a partial hearing before Justice Wen
yesterday afternoon when a postponement
was taken to next week.
The Royal Neighbors are requested to
meet at 8 o'clock this afternoon at the resi-
hence Of Mrs. j. f.. Halter, 139 Washington
avenue, to attend in a body the funeral of
the late Frederick Pfeiffer.
William Harley. architect OF the Rock
Island railway, with headquarters in Chi
cago, Is in the city looking over the COM
papy's new local passenger depot, which Is
rapidly nearing completion.
reputy Sheriff Slead, who carturei Charles
Runswick, the farm hand charged with
rriminally assuming Mrs. Nicholson Of
Boomer township, has received the reward
Of $50 offered by the Hazel Dell Mutual
Protection association. The money was paid
pver by T. j. Smith, captain OF the pro-
tectionists.
The remains of the late Frederick G.
Pfeiffer, editor of the Freie Presse. will be
taken this afternoon to Clinton, Ia, for
burial. Funeral services will be held at the
family residence, 223 North Second street,
at $3.50 o'clock, Rev. G.. e. Walk, rector of
following will act as pallbearers: Hon.
William Groneweg, John Clausen, Ed
Stockett. Peter Tholl, DR.. Homrichouse, DR..
Deetken.
The case of Charles Langdon, charged
with throwing a brick through a window at
the Creston house Sunday afternoon, was
continued in police court yesterday morning
until today. The young mans father has
retained the services Of an attorney for his
son, who insists that the breaking Of the
window was purely accidental. Langdon's
father threatened that If the prosecution
were pushed he would proceedings
to close the saloon in the hotel.
Mrs. Thomas Deerwester appeared in City
Clerk Phillips office yesterday morning with
a badly bruised and battered face which she
said was the result of a beating she had
received at the hands of her husband
She wanted to file an information against
Thomas for assault and battery, but it being
a state case the clerk referred her to one
OF the justices OF the peace. Inquiry at the
Office Of Justices Wen and Terrier showed
that no complaint had been filed by the
woman.
The case of William Bell, the negro who
resisted arrest Sunday evening and drew Hit
razor on Officer Smith, was continued II
police court yesterday morning until today
Bell Is charged with threatening to kin thu
officer. James Harris, another negro ar
rested Sunday evening, was fined 500, thu
sentence being suspended for one hour Il
afford him an opportunity to get out o
town. Harris has a number Of aliases ant
was recently bound over by the district cour
to be on his good behavior for one year
When taken into custody he was in com
pany with a lot Of colored tramps in tn
Northwestern yards. The six other colore'
men arrested at the same time were dis
charged on condition that they left tow
at once.
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