Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-04

mains will be forwarded TO Fairfield, Ia. for
intermenI.
Dan Cameron, superintendent OF the
Cudahy Packing company. intends going TO
Sioux City TO spend some little time in order
70 get the new CUdahy house at that point
running II good shape.
James Y. Chick one OF the best known
men in South Omaha and a clerk in the
Office OF the county clerk, has about recoy-
cred from a severe attack OF typhoid fever
Mr. Chick was about the city yesterday
visiting his friends
Ed Speed Of the South Omaha National
bank has returned from a business trip 10
Wayne, this state. Mr.. Speed says that lhe
country IS in fine condition and that the
farmers and raachnen are looking forward
to prosperous season.
Frank Little, a brother CT W. o. Little
Twenty and J streets died at the
hospital yesterday Of pneumonia. Funeral
services viii De held al Brewers undertak-
ing establishment at 10 o'clock this morning.
lnterment at Laurel Hiu cemetery.
Nike CusicII has been. released from Gus
tody BY Police Judge Babrock. the charge
Of suspicion placed against him not having
been sustained Il was asserted al the time
OF the arrest thar CusiCk was thought TO %
Ihe person who robbed some boarders al
Kelly's lodging house. The record shows
that CCsick was released for want Of prose-
cution.
The Third Ward Republican club has or
EanIzed for the coming campaign. with Pc
ter Olson as president. James Shields secre-
tary and John Hickey treasurer. This club
has membership OF about nifty and i IS
thought that this viii be increased TO lBg
or more within z week or two. Al a recent
meeting Of This club resolutions were passed
endorsing Patrick Trainor for reelection 10
the city council II is understood that if
Mr.. Trallor VIII consent to be a candidate
no other republicans VIII come 10 the front
from tbs ward tor the honor.
Al members OF the republican city central
committee are requested 10 meet at the Office
OF the Daily Sun, Twenry-sixth and y
streets, TINS evening for the purpose Of ar
ranging dates for The holding Of the spring
primaries and convention. The committee
Is made up as follows. First ward John C.
TroUtan, D. VI. Click, A. e Blank: Second
ward, Dan McGuckin, Gus Olson Philiu
Zelensh; Third ward. George 3. Sherwood.
Fred Martin, J. c. Bowley; Fourth ward
O. z. Bruce Charles Cummings. Joseph
Nodlinski. George Z. Sherwood is chairman
Of the committee.
j. J. Frisbie has been released from Gus
tOdy bT the police on the charge OF robhIug
3 soldier named Krichter The soldier failed
TO Identity Frisb!e as the man who took his
money. Police Captain Allie asserts that
Frlsbie has been hanging around low resorts
and consortng with drunken soldiers aud
he Insists that he had a reasonable suspicion
against The man. IN the eyes q the police
The fact that the soldier did not recognize
Frisola is no sign that he did not DO the
WoTk accredited 10 him, as II is stated that
most OF FFlsbie victims are drunk when
he takes hold OF them
Yesterdays Washington dispatches 10 The
Bee show that Dr. Maxwell Christine Of
Philadelphia was mistaken when he STATED
10 General Miles that he had seen meat en-
aalmed al the South Omaha packing houses.
DF. christine now admits that what lie did
see was the injection Of brine into hams ana
pieces OF beet intended for corning. AS Was
explained in The Bee Of a few days ago.
brine IF injected into picked meat in order
70 hasten the cure, This statement made
by Dr, Christine virtually clears the South
Omaha packers Of The charge that meat in
tended for the army was embalmed or doc
tored al this point