Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-29
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

The Parish Aid society of Trinity cathe-
dral will meet in the parish house today
| at 1880 a. m.
The Daughters of the King of Trinity
cathedral will meet in the parish house
today at y. m.
The State Board of BARRIERS Examiners
is in session at the Merchants hotel, with
hand.
Colonel Hathaway. chief Quartermaster.
| has ordered the sale of wooden buildings at
| old Fort Omaha advertised according to
| regulations.
The court of Ak-Sar-Ben V is agitated
| over the appearance of son and heir, the
| first-born. at the home of Tinseler Royal
G. A. Renze
The Missouri Valley Hardware Dealers
association lunched at the Commercial club
rooms Tuesday as side issue to a routine
business meeting.
A. d. Cox, living at 1904 North Twenty
| fourth street, had valuable fur laprobc
stolen from his wagon while it was stand
| ing in front of 1861 South Fourteenth
| street.
The quartermaster's department has been
/ instructed to inquire regarding thr local
market for timothy hay 1t is the intention
! to purchase from 1900 to 1000 cons. about
100 cars, for shipment to the Philippines.
| The work of transferring fish from
sloughs around Cut Off lake to the main
! body of water has been discontinued owing
| to lack of funds. The Fish Protective as
SoCiatiOn intends to circulate another sub
scription list.
! F. Merritt and c. Schank have dissolved
partnership in the management of the
Arcade hotel Schlank was bought out by
| Merritt, who will continue to run the
| house. These men have been together in
this business for twelve years.
The lot on the north side of Farnam,
with the three-story building thereon, is to
be sold at sheriff's sale today to satisfy n
Judgment in the suit of the Omaha Loan
and Trust company against Max Meyer and
others.
The adjutant generals office has received
an artistic map of South Africa from the
ment. 1t was drawn largely from data
supplied, by the British war office and
tail together with military strategic points
jeremiah Boland, octogenarian con-
tractor, who died last Saturday at the home
Of his son-iIn.;law, n. HAYES, 7o5 Pacific
in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Requiem mass
was said at st. Philomena,s church The
deceased had been a resident of Omaha
seventeen years and was vigorous up to Il
short while before his death.
Matt Carroll was arraigned before Judge
ing horse and buggy belonging to T. f,
Elliott from II barn at Twenty-first and
Nicholas street. Carroll pleaded not guilty
and his lawyer explained to the court thai
his client had an ownership in the outfit
in the nature of lien and that i was not
a case of horses teaing. Carroll was re-
leased under $500 bond.
Comptroller Westberg states that he will
draw up an ordinance for the payment
of election Ofnclals lhe oDnSatlon amounts
to about $1,000 and payment could not
previously be made, owing to the low con-
ditlon of the general fund, which contained
only 1926. The recent payment of 100000
by the Burlington and Union Pacific rail
roads, however, has relieved this bankrupt
condition, and funds are now available to
meet the election expenses.
The following officers Of Nebraska lodge
No !, knights of Pythias,, were elected
Monday evening: c. c., f. l.. Dodder;
y, G.. George A. Mckay; r. B. r :, Fisher;
John w. Fyfe; NJ of F., Mel II. Hoerner;
N. Of r., 4 b 81 Trey M of A. Edward
r. Brnkman: trustee. three-year term,
William Berg; auditing committee, NJ.
Wulpi, j. 7. Daley and b. f. Fisher.
George b. Harvey of Alma is supposed
to be somewhere in Omaha taking treat
ment for a nervous ailment, but his exact
whereabouts are not known and his wife is
very anxious about him She has written
to the authorities here asking that her hus-
band be located. "A sunstroke last sum
mer injured his mind, He left his home
two months ago to come to Omaha for