Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-18
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MINOR MENTION.

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Perry pictures. Alexander's. 3S3 B'way.
DR. Stephenson, Merriam blk. room 22l.
Schmidt photos are guaranteed to please
Removed, c. Il. Alexander & Co, Art EN-.
porium, to 33j Broadway.
c. B. Jacquemin & Co. jewelers. and op
tCans 27 South Main street
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 74 Broadway. Phone lo7.
w c. Estep, undertaken. rs Pearl street
Telephones; Office, 81; residence, 80.
Hog rasers, 100 pounds make YOU 500
MooTe's stock Food Co. Council Bluffs.
Mr. and Mrs George Wills of Lincoln
Nebo were visiting friends in the city yes
tcrday.
tending the meeting of the state ldoge OF
odd Fellows,
Why don't you put your orders in for
best Pennsylvania hard coal to Fenlon &
Foley, 81 SO. Main street.
Tonight the Woodward Stock company
will present "a Silent Witness at the
Dohany theater. The play is said to be one
Excelsior lodge No. $50, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons will meet in reg
ular session this evening for work in the
second degree.
f. Jones, cashier of the Omaha & St
Louis at this point returned Monday night
from Chicago, where he went to place his
three children in school
Miss Ethel Lcmen and Miss Florence
Denny of the Christian Home went to ST.
Louis yesterday evening on business con-
ncCtcd with the institution.
Mrs Samuel Roberts, sister and daugh-
ter, left yesterday for Hot Springs, Ark.
where they go for Miss Roberts health'
who IS suffering from rhcumatlsm
G. u. Robinson, advance agent for the
Joshua Simpkins company, was in the city
yesterday arranging for the appearance OF
his attraction at the Dohany thenter.
The funeral of the late Conrad Racer
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock from the family residence lOll
Avenue ID. Burial will be In FairVle"
cemetery.
Rev. Myron c. Vaddell, pastor of the
broadway Methodist church, performed the
marriage ceremony last evening at the the par par
sonage for f. +. Berkshire OF TINS CITY ana
Martha Crofts of Oakland, la.
The implement dealers of the city have
appointed committee to draft suitable
resolutions on the death Of 5. a. Mnn Naam,
featuring company at this point
j. A. Timberman of this city and Emma
Lindsay of Oakland, Ia, were married IN
be!ng performed by Rev George Edward
Walk at st. Paul's Episcopal church rec
tory.
Egbert Aylesworth of the High school
foot ball team is laid up as the result Of an
injury received in the game at College
Springs last SATURDAY. The bone zone of Of his Is
right leg was splintered by KICK and is
now in a plaster of paris cast
The fire which illumined the. sky south
east of the city sunday @ nlght hsIdncma was r., the
trte1 It is supposed that sparks from a
passing freight engine started the blaze.
All members of the different committees
having in charge the old-fashioned pumpkin
pie sociable to be given by Council camp;
No IA, Friday evening to ,Woodmen , ana
their families are requested to meet TINS
evening at Woodman hall to complete ar
rangements.
Leo Thomas, the infant son of M and
nue.. died yesterday morning of cholera in, IN,
fantum, aged 20 months. The funeral will
be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
residence and interment VIII De III the
Catholic cemetery.
The case against Mike Smith, charged
with slashing James Clark with a knife
request of the prosecuting %itness; he the
information was filed against smith IN rdin Inc
superior court and not before Justlce 'eii'
as originally Intended. ...t..
The local council of the Royal Arcanum
has been invited to attend stag party
to be given by Union Pacinc couneI.,
Cini club rooms All members of Fidelity
council who expect to attend are requested
TO meet at the hall in avenir the Beno D'oek at
H. Rude and Frank Peterson were ar.
rested last night for being drunk. Later II
developed that Rude had stolen a coat 90 T.. oe, e,
longing to Frank Hardin and also 50 from
Peterson, with whom he had been playing
billiards in Broadway saloon me chafge
Of drunkenness was changed accoruilsly +,,o ~
one of larceny. Rude Is stranger 10 the
police.
graduates who have undertaken 70 raise ,
ST coo for the reception to the tltty-nrst
Iowa by the "endess chain plan the tol-
lowing were appointed a committee TO take
Blanchard, Thomas Green Frank Capell'
Robert Wallace. Painter Knox was apI
pointed treasurer. The "endless chain VIII
call for donations of 70 cents.
The Masonic Burial association was Or
ganlzed last night with the following ON oiii,
GERS: President Or; j: Z, Wa.er,nan, waterman N'Ge
b Atkins; treasurer H. w, Binder; finance
committees. George w. Lipe, II. w. Binder,
w. ii. Highsmith. The organization starts
ont with sixty members, drawn from the
two local Masonic lodges. The association
will be conducted on the assessment plan
Frank Holder a member of the crew OF OF
a Northwestern freight train. was seriously
injured near Crescent City Monday !, hignt' ean
The train backed into handcar which sec,
tion men had LEFT on on the dfcb ,raSt ana rs his his
injuries wcrd thought to be slight but later
1t became apparent that he was hurt inter,
nally, and he was brought to this city @ ana
Benton streets.
A telegram was received here YESTERDAY
afternoon announcing The death at the Nss sol Oh
OF this city. Mr.. Nash was member OF
every Masonic body in this city and for
twenty years had acted as tyler for the
different lodges, He went to the home ~; at
MarshalHown about three months ago. Inc
body will be brought here for burial and
Bluff city Masonic lodge. He has no living
relatives here his wife and daughter being
buried in Fairview cemetery.
The management of the Christian Home
Is experiencing difficulty in securing sum
water mark The receipts for severa
months past have been below the needs
and last week, according to the fnancia
report just issued, was no eNceptlon t'
the rule The amount received IN the gen
eral fund was Sll4,25, being SS5.75 below tht
estimated needs for the current expenses
of the week. and increasing the denciencs
I'm this fund to date to SIlT62, Ihe receapts u
i'm the managers fund amounted to 235O
heinz Sll so below the needs of the weeF
and increasing the deficiency in this rune
to date to Sl39,55.
1t developed yesterday that Ed Barrett
the man arrested Monday by Oihcer wen
.,on suspicion" was thought TO have peer
Implicated in the theft of clothing belong
inr TO p q Lewis and Andrew Farley, mWh
hers of a Northwestern track gang fh'
clothing was locked in "a Commissary ches
and that belonging to Lewis consisted OF M
uniform as a member of the First Nebraska
Volunteers Weir had his eye on anothel
man whom he believed was implicated II
The robbery and for this reason kept IN
facts regarding Barretts arrest secret H'
failed To capture the second party, now
ever. and there being no evidence agains
Barrett he was released yesterday morning
nv order of Judge Aylesworth.
N Y Plumbing company. Tel. 26o.
Marriage Licenses.
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