Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

Rasmussen, was heard in the police court
yesterday. The evidence against souther-
land was practically the same as It has
been against all Of the others, but after
IL was concluded Police Judge King decided
that he was not guilty. Switzerland pleaded
guilty originally and later on changed It to
not guilty. or the other three, two pleaded
guilty and were fined, while a third stood
trial and also was found guilty. Henry
Belheimer, one Of the other three, was a
witness for Switzerland. The only testi-
mony that the police have been able to Sc
cure is that Of Rasmussen himsef.
Forming Night school.
The local Young Mems Christian asso-
citation has branched out with an educa-
tional feature. About the middle Of oc-
tober the management intends starting a
night school at the association rooms. II
was stated yesterday that the registration
fee would be merely nominal, while the
course Of instruction would be both thor
ough and practical. This is the first ven
ture OF the kind to be taken up in South
Omaha and the outcome Of the experiment
is being watched with interest. The first
registration night will be on October 9
and will be marked by a special reception
and entertainment.
Field Secretary G.. X. Ober OF Chicago
will speak at the mems meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian association this
afternoon. His subject will be the Evan
gelization OF the World" The meeting
will be followed by a social conference
and lunch with Mr.. ober.
The canvass which has been made during
the last week to solicit subscriptions with
which to pay off the old Indebtedness Of
the Young Mems Christian association re-
suited in pledges amounting to over $500.
Large Number of Pupils.
One Of the largest enrollments in the
history of the town has been reached In
the South Omaha schools. At the present
time there are just exactly 1884 pupils
enrolled in the public schools. Everything
seems to be going on nicely again, except
a slight Jar now and then in Lowell and
West side, and save the fact that all OF
the schools of the city are being made
Quately heated. The Board Of Education
has taken absolutely nc move to provide
for better heat, but 1t is thought that a
meeting will be held on Monday evening
for this purpose. At least, influential citi-
zens of the city are said TO have petitioned
the board to have this done.
Magic city Gossip.
The new lumber and coal company.
Crosby, Kopeitz, Casey Co.
Mrs. Allie Gibson OF Tekamah Is visiting
with friends in the city.
Mrs. George b. Sherwood has for, her
DR.. r. s. humphreys of Tobias is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Mcdonald.
The Presbyterian quartet will sing at the
Young Mems Christian association meeting
this afternoon,
See b. E. Wilcox & Co. for good coal.
Rock Springs coal, $3.50 per ton, and Hanna
COAL, IS per ton.
The trial of the saloon men recently ar
\ rested will be held in the police court on
Monday afternoon.
The knights and Ladies' of the Macca-
bees will give a dance at odd Fellows hall
on Tuesday evening.
Coal reduced. See Rowland Lumber and
Coal company before buying. 4o North
oath street, 'nhone Z.
The German-American Democratic club
will hold a meeting this afternoon at S26
North Twenty-fourth street.
A reception was given Thursday st the
home of ]. NJ. Kennedy In honor of Miss
Harriet Mechan of Darlington, Wis.
The boys department of the local Young
Mems christian association held an en-
Perry MacD. Wheeler has returned from
Chicago, where he spent some three weeks
seeing the sights and visiting with old
friends.
Mrs. O.. II. Hoagiand, Thirty-sixth and +
streets, is in Marengo, Ia, where she was
called by reason of the death of her mother
at that place.
terrain church will give a kensington tea at
the First presbyterian church on Wednes-
day, October s.
The Kings Daughters of the First Pres
byterian church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. C~openharve Thtrty-fourth and +
streets. on October 8.
At the request OF the complaining witness
Mrs. Charrlngton and the two men witt
her, who were arrested on the charge oi
burglary, were yesterday released.
Births reported yesterday: Jacob Brom.
Joe Pets, Twenty-second and Y streets
boy; Anton G; Vumpula, Twenty-third and
1t is rumored that there will be soon sew.
eral additions to the police force OF the
city, in order TO better cope with the con-
OF lower . street
The Kings Daughters have elected the
following new officers for the coming year
Watson, vice leader; Mrs. John Caughey
secretary, and Mrs. George Stewart, treas.
urer.
Are you interested in the best suit OF
clothes In America. If so, come to Flynn
Food and Clothing house. The credentials
60 s with IT No trouble to sell goods a.
house.
At the Twenty-ffth Street Presbyterian
church DR.: r. L. Wheeler will preach this
Christi DR.. Wheeler viii conduct tht
services at the First Presbyterian church
Tsst Sy EKnsr,eI HIS subject will be The
We have just cleaned up a big lot OF
boys, ehildren's and young mems suits and
make lower prices on these than can be
had anywhere else on the same class OF
South Omaha parents. The Flynn Food and
Clothing house.
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