Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Progressive Social club will give a
dancing party at the Metropolitan hall
this evening.

The Progressive Social club will give a
dancing party at the Metropolitan hall
| this evening.
| Frank Lewis has been arrested on the
charge Of stealing quart of cream from
one of the milk wagons of the Waterloo
| Creamery company.
| A. G. Smith of the Wabash office had his
| overcoat taken from Pullman at the
| depot Tuesday by sneak thief. He offers
| $40 reward for its recovery.
| A school of embalming with some thirty
| or forty pupils is in progress at the Mllard
| hotel; In view OF the meeting of the state
| board of embalming on Thursday.
Arrangements have been perfected for
meeting of the Iowa and Nebraska imple
| ment dealers at the Commercial club in
Omaha January II. An attendance of 500
! is anticipated. ,ery %.
| The first payment of $1,000 for liquor IL
| cense for the year 1900 has been made at
't TO he Ks Rre%ng he e
Peter Grabert, 2sl4 Cunning street
The county commissioners have appointed
Of fn shsr Meponad cerk Of 'fs the 5stret
Court Frank and Treasurer Heimrod, in
asmuch as these officers are, to retire the
first Of the year. This Is the usual pro-
ceeding.
Why We Have an Altar and Cali Our
Ministers Priests" will be the subject of
Thirty-second and California streets, by
| Rev. Irving p. Johnson this evening. AL
yet each one Is complete in itself.
The secretary of the school board will
begin on Thursday the payment of The The
judges and rher clerks Of the recent school board
and total Of si5sS will be dsbursed. each ush
claim amounting to So.
States marshal of Wyoming that it will
be some days before "Klinch" Mckinney,
state will be brought here for trial. The
marshal states that United States court is
in session in Cheyenne and that 1t is i'm
possible for him to leave at this time
Otto Peterson of 2521 Ohio street denies
that he lost all his clothing, was re-
ported at the police station last Saturday
coat was stolen from him during his
rounds, but declares the story OF his
other apparel to be a pure fabrication. alto "
The inter-city. shooting tournament be-
tween Kansas City and Omaha Friday and
be o Se omSha hch @
pont gun clubs to the city on the Kaw this
week. Among the local sportsmen who will
Grant, sneed, Plumber, Crabill, Hardin,
Townsend, Biersheim, Moore, Schweder,
Mcdonald and Lewis.
for some time field superintendent in the
railway mail service, with headquarters
place of superintendent, made vacant by
the promotion of e. l.. West of Chicago.
Mr., Wandervoort =, who who will make his
and has the reputation of being an ef-
ficient and trusted employe. ~
II. Morton came into the city from Mis-
souri, Valley Tuesday with the air of
man having lots of money and looking for
good time. He was astonished at the
rapidity with which he made friends and
he was just getting. conceited about his
popularity when he discovered that his roll
number-had been spirited away. He
made for the police station Immediately
and asked that the officers search through
thn lni lot trip fnr hic
The joint committee to bring aboNt an
adjustment. If possible, between the fusion
forces of the differences existing over the
distribution of the offices comprises John
o. Yeiser Elmer e. Thomas, NJ. Mcguire
and j. M. Kinney from the popuists
Frank Ransom, r. F. Williams and Mel
Redfeld from the silver republicans, and
Ed p. Smith, ]. ]. OConnor, Lee Herdman
and John Murphy from the democrats
Members of this committee deny that there
was any meeting last evening, although
one was scheduled for o'clock.