Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-11
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AAfhn h'Hh' 49,
Fine 4. b. g. beer, N~eumayer's hotel.
WelsbaCh burners at Bixby's. Tel. 1873.
Budwcisor beer. i. Rosenfeldt, agent.
Got, your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry. ~ Broadway. Phone lot.
w. &. Estcp, undertaken. IS Pearl street
Telephones: once, 90. residence. 30.
Tho place to have your framing done,
AleNander's Art Emporium. 1888 Broadway
The Ladies OF the Maccabees will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the usual time and
place.
Rev. Brown will preach this evening at
T@0 o'clock at the Union Mission at FIRST
avenue and Sixteenth street.
Colonel w. J. Davenport of the Burning,
tom. although somewhat improved, Is stiIl
confined to his bed with the grip.
DIR. James NJ. Barstow left yesterday for
Emerald, Nob. Enroutc he will stop at
Lincoln and attend the whist tournament.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
90 w. a. Alexander, aged %, of this city
aud Stella Kennedy, aged Is, of Carson, la.
Mrs. G.. Il. white of Vine street has re-
Cclvcd the sad news of the sudden death of
her brother. John Setback. an old and
honorcd citizen of Monroe, la.
Mayor Jennings and City Clerk Phillips
expect to leave this evening for Des MONIES
in the interest of the special assessment
law, which is now pending before the
legislature.
Frank d. Reader. who recently under
went an examination at Des MONIES re-
ceivcd from the state Board Of Health yes
terday his certificate as a licensed en-
balmcr. This was the first intimation thai
he had received that he had passed the
Examination successfully.
Luther Warren of Omaha will continue
his series OF free public lectures on The
Judgment and Soon Coming. of Christ
Tuesday and Thursday evenings of this
week al odd Fellows temple. The lectures
will commence each evening at S o'clock
sharp,
ously breaking a window in Bakers barber
shop on Broadway, had a hearing before
Acting Police Judge Aylesworth last even
ing, who bound him over to await the aC-
tion of tho district court grand jury. In
default of bail, which was liked at $40,
Iangion was committed to the county Jail.
Gus Lott, a member of the BARRIERS Pro
tcctive association, has fled informations
I'm the superior court against FRITZ Bern
hardi, Robert Bernhard, Ed Kelly, j. l.,
Currie and William Mckinley on the
charge of violating the Sabbath by keep
ing their shops open last Sunday. the
cases have been set for hearing next Fri
day.
Mrs. Il. p. johnson of 54 Fourth street,
this city. was seized with a stroke of apo
plcxy Saturday while visiting her sister,
Mrs, Raymcr, I'm Omaha, Word received
by friends here last night was TO the effect
that she was unconscious and there were
little hopes of her rec99Nery. MI, Johnson Is
ment company.
The big coon" show, "Coontown 400
will be the attraction this evening at the
DohanY thcater. 1t is said to be an un-
usually bright play and the performers in
clude many who have acquired prominence
before the public. There are "a number of
interesting specialties, the program con-
GLIDING, with a laughable skit, entitled,
''ThG Warmest Coon
The public meeting of the Philosophical
society will be held this afternoon at 10
Fourth street at 3 o'clock. f. L. Titus, the
lecturer from Toronto, Canada, Will adj
dress the Members and those desiring TO
at the public meeting will be proofs of
Immortality" Mr.. Titus will deliver an