Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-05
COUNCIL
Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayer's hotel
wollman, scientific o%ptician, 100 BWay.
I Twenty per cent discount sale, Alexander
a Co, art dealers, 2S Bway. -,
Missouri oak body wood, $50 cord, VIII
tam WEIGH, % N. Main street Tel I1o-
.y ThGmas al FG &. 1 ssfna r ysf hospital asfo from
pneumonia
J. w. Ward Of Emerson, Ia, is guest Of
the family Of Mrs J. l. Smith OF WASH
Manager Stevenson has secured the play,
THE James Boys in Missouri TOT the
Dohany theater on March ..
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Andrew Peterson, aged 80, and Karen
Sophia Lauritsen, aged ~, both OF this city.
The women Of the Congregational church
will hold their regular meeting Ihursoay
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. A. +. Hollis,
S4 Avenue b.
The only business transacted at the
monthly session of the Board OF Park Com
missioners last evening was the allowing
OF bills and the usual payroll.
Mrs. Mary McComb. 112e Avenue II. COM
planned to the police yesterday morning
that her hen roost had been robbed OF
twelve chickens Monday night.
The city council has decided that the
ShsiI be constructed Of concrete. Contractor
Wlckham urged the use OF brick.
Mrs. e. B. Edgerton. who has been in the
several weeks, has suficiently recovered to
be removed to her home, Ts South Sixth
street.
Abe Mitchell Of the Fifth ward has an
nounced himself as a candidate for the re-
publican nomination for park. commissioners
TO succeed c. A. T1bbets, whose term ex-
pires this spring.
Edward Lewis. a farmer of woodbine,
Ia, has filed a petition in bankruptcy,
listing debts to the amount Of ts,lS0 and
assets aggregatinB S2,35, OF whlcn ozo Is
claimed as exempt.
James H.. Arnold, real estate dealer of
this city, has filed a petition In voluntary
court. His liabilities aggregate 1900. His
assets amount to $3.50, and are all claimed
as exempt.
During the temporary absence of the
family from home Monday night the resi-
dence OF Ed Brown, southeast or town,
$50 in cash, two gold watches and several
Edits OF clothes.
Bud Cox, charged with ~assaulting his
wife. has been continued indsnniseIy IN
on his recognizance in the sum OF
500. Cox Is q colored man and his reputed
wife IL a white woman.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Portland Gold Mining company OF
Colorado, held in this city Monday. the
old board OF directors was reelected. w.
II. Bryant, law partner Of Ex-Governor
Thomas, was the only ~stockholder present
from Colorado.
Samuel Senior, 1884 Canning street, died
yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be
this afternoon at O'clock from the resi-
Cemetery. Rev. q. e. Walk Of ST. Paurs
church will conduct the services.
The case against A. E. Jones. charged
police court yesterday until Thursday. as
MIRA Jones Is under the care of a physician
Is hns still liza at u the city 70 js aiRpi having IN been unable
to furnish bail in the sum of 500.
John w. Benton and Miss Louisa 7.
Myers were married yesterday noon AT
the Residence of tie brides parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. e. c. Myers. 14S West Washing
ton avenue. Justice Ferrler officiating. After
a wedding trip to Deadwood, 8. ID.
oficers Slack and Smith. who had been
as witnesses, received word yes
services would not be needed, as ADner
Leland, charged with the theft Of a team
suiity. Leland was arrested in this city.
Charles Sullivan, who walked into the
city Jail Monday afternoon and requested
S sG be sa l0e aned q e a sS tast ne in P Pofiee cSSst
yesterday morning for being drunk. He
was much disappointed, as he had ex-
Ing,
The receipts in the general fund at the
Christian Home last week were 1925 Is. be-
ing $7S.75 below the needs for
the current expenses Of the week. In the
managers fund the receipts were ISL be-
ING insrs sas;SO oe sSs d sss Rssas G in the this Wf fSnd aq TO
date to &9.l0.
George r. Lane, charged with stealing 81
from Landlord Meeks OF the Revere house
while acting as day clerk, pleaded guilty In
police court yesterday. and was sentenced
to twenty-nye days In the county jail, Lane
pleaded guilty as he did not desire to wait
In the city bastile until the quarantine
would be removed from the Revere house
and Meeks able to testify against i'm.
The funeral OF Frederiek Sporting will be
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
family residence. s2S Avenue L. The serv-
ices will be conducted by Rev. 7. J. Maekay
OF Omaha, assisted by Rev. O.. e. Walk,
rector OF ST. Pauls Episcopal chsreh. In
torment will be In Fairview cemetery. Mrs;
Koehler, daughter Of the deceased. arrived
yesterday from Nofwalk, N. Y, to attend
the funeral.
Illustrated lecture by william ]. Karner,
traveller and lecturer. Subject, Among the
Castles and Abbeys of Great Britain A
splendid opportunity for our educators,
school teachers, club women, students and
all others interested in literary and his
torical studies. OF special interest TO school
children. Under the auspices of st. Paul's
Episcopal church. Tuesday evening. Febru-
AIRY IL. Tickets % cents.