Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-28

sold. The police we're also active, but with
all the vigilance displayed only three ar
rests we're made. Complaints will be filed
today against the offenders. charging them
with keeping their places OF business open
on Sunday. Those who we're arrested were
released on their own recognizance by Judge
King and directed TO report at the police
court at 10 o'clock today. when complaints
will be filed and the cases set for hearing.
Coroner's Inquest Tuesday.
Coroner Bradley will hold an inquest over
the remains Of Herman Jodeit and Joseph
Seykora at Brewers undertaking rooms at
9 o'clock Tuesday forenoon. The Jury has
already been impaneled and the remains
have been viewed in order hat the funerals
may be held at the convenience of the fam
lilies OF the deceased.
The funeral of Jodeit will be held at 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, while Seykora
will be buried at 9 o'clock this forenoon.
Council Meeting Tonight.
One OF the important matters to be con-
sidered by the council tonight is the repav-
ing, or rather the repairing, Of Twenty
fourth street. Bids will be received by the
city clerk as late as 5 p. m. today, and IL
there is anything in street rumors there is
liable to be some competition for this work.
A number of resolutions ordering cross
walks in various parts OF the city have been
under consideration by the street and alley
committee for a week and a report is ex-
pected tonight. Quite a number of new
cross walks are badly needed, as we'll as re-
pairs to some. With the requests for street
improvements now on file the street fore
mans force Will be kept busy until cold
weather sets in.
Magic City Gossip.
NJ. e. Smith has gone to Alliance to spend
a ten days vacation.
Mrs. Barney Cogan, 2723 Q street, is re-
ported to be quite sick.
Mrs. Fred Black has returned from a
visit with friends in Iowa.
General repairs are being made to al
of the public school buildings.
Otto Deipton. a member of the police
force, Is reported seriously i'll.
James F. Gibbons has gone to Chicago
to attend the funeral of his sister.
j. c. O'Brien of San Francisco Is here
visiting his sister, Mrs. M. A.. Dillon.
John King Of Chicago is here visiting his
parents, Judge and Mrs, Patrick King.
r. A. Cudahy is back from a fortnight's
stay at his summer home on MackinaC
island
Miss Mabel Mayfeld, who is seriously
I'll, was reported to be considerably i'm
proved yesterday.
e. G.. Rozzelle, one of the well known
letter carriers of South Omaha. is away OF
his annual vacation.
A large number of South Omaha peopll
attended the pork butchers picnic at Hib
bler's park yesterday.
After a weeks visit with friends here
lack Cuddington will return today to hi
grading camp near Ottumwa, Ia,
Rev. Leander Lane delivered an interest
ing temperance sermon at the First Chris
tan church yesterday forenoon.
The local Grand Army post will hol,
memorial services in honor Of decease,
comrades at the post hall this evening.
Negotiations are pending for a game o
base ball between the lodges of Red Mel
at South Omaha and Fort Crook. The de
tails will be arranged this week.
Funeral services over the remains o
Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins were held yester
day afternoon at the family residence, S2
7 street, under the auspices of the Ladie.
Of the M~accabees. Interment was at Laure
Hill cemetery.