Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-24

Theodore Bendit of New York is in the
city.
| J. c. Burch of Wymore is registered at the
| Millard.
William Sturgis of Cheyenne, Wyo., is a
guest at the Millard.
State Senator f. n. Prout of Beatrice is a
guest at the Millard.
j. n. Andrews of Alliance is registered
at one of the hotels.
r. S. Norval of Seward is a guest at one
of the leading hotels.
Robert Good Of Valentine registered last
| night at Fanam street hotel.
b. B. Henley and wife of Deadwood, s.
d.. are among the guests at the Millard.
Mrs. e. Gilman, Miss ]. s. Gilman and
Reed Beyschlag of Hamburg, Ia, are among
the arrivals at a local hotel
c. e. Burnham, banker from Tilden,
Neb., is at the Mllard. He is returning
home from a trip through Wyoming.
S. C. Hoover, one of the proprietors, and
Il. ID. Munson chief clerk of the Lindell
h!sl. Lincoln, are guests at the Milard.
Dr A. b. Somers will arrive home sun
day morning with the body of his son. Ger
aid, who died of appendicitis at Oshkosh,
Wis.
Senator NJ. L. Hayward of Nebraska City
is at the Millard, having come to the city
to attend the meeting OF the republican
state central committee.
Captain Billie johnson and family of
Coney Island are at one of the leading
hotels. They are here for the exposition
Captain johnson has his celebrated sl,4OO
dog with him
Miss De Army of Tottcnham. Court Road
London, England, is in the city, Miss De
Army has been expressly engaged as one
of the models for THE Artists Studio"
on the West Midway at the exposition and
enjoys the distinction of having posed for
inan artIg In,
Nebraskans at the hotels: Orlando Tefft
Avoca; w. II. Aneties, Franklin; John s.
Stull Auburn; f. II. McLarin, Elmwood;
w. II. Bolingson, Wayne; l.. w. Morgan
Fullerton; T l.. Ackerman Stanton: G. ",
Johnson, Curtis; w. II. Gerhart, Lincoln;
w. A. Rugg Kearney; j. w. Dixon, w. II.
Bridger, Norfolk; II, Mills Lincoln.
Lieutenant f. II. Myers, late quartermas-
ter OF the Second regiment, Nebraska vol
unteer infantry, has been appointed regi-
mental quartermaster of the Second regi-
ment, Nebraska National Guard. Lieuten-
ant Myers was one OF the most popular
officers in the volunteer service He Is an
Omaha citizen being connected with stun
Bros. of the New York Life building.
Mr.. Troy S. Kinney and Mr. G. l.. Sher-
man OF the Palette ana Chisel club of Chi
cago arrived in the city yesterday. Both
gentlemen have been engaged at The Ar
lists Studio OF the West Midway, where
their artistic productions will be seen dur
Ing the exposition season. They are said
to be exceedingly clever and have achieved
much celebrity in Chicago art circles.
At the Her Grand: II. r. Hull. St. Louis;
j. b. Brannan, Cleveland II X. Freeman,
E, 5. Anderson, Chicago; r. j. O'Reilly, st,
Louis Maurice f. Lawerslein, San Fran
cisco; Mark b. Frost. Chicago; Mrs. De
Army, London, Eng; c. l.. Sherman, Troy
S. Kinney, G.. c. Jones, J. NJ. Hibbard, Chi
cago w. r. Wisner. Cedar Rapids. Ia;
D. j. Summer ST Louis. August Jun-
berg, Chicago; John Tuman Gordon. Neb.;
Nat Baker, Lusk, Neb.; George H. Robin
son, 81. Louis; G. c. Smith Chicago; f.
NJ. Calhoun. w H. Harkman PhiiadeDhia:
g. e. NJ. Newton. Chicago.
At the Millard Ed A. Grant Mime
apolis; p. 7. Durland. Il, G. Faulkner, James
McLaren' e. A. Ayres, John W. Potter,