Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-22

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Leffert. eyesight specialist. 2s Broadway.
DR.. ~Stockdale. First Nat. Bank building.
The Tribe of Ben Hur will picnic at Lake
Manawa today.
Picture framing. c E. Alexander & Co..
Miss Grace Smith has gone to visit rela-
tives in Bronson. la.
Ira e. Brown and family left yesterday
for Los Angelica, Cal.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Fair, los
Graham avenue, yesterday. a son.
Take home a brick of Metzger's ice
cream. Vanilla, Csc; NeopolitaE. 35c.
F.fC. Lougee left last evening on a trip
20 Denver and other Colorado points.
Coroner Treynor returned home yester-
day from an outing in northwestern Me-
braska.
Mrs. e. H.. Carr OF Fourth street was
called yesterday to Goldthwait, Tex, by
the serious illness Of her mother.
Roscoe l.. Crombie, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Crombie, 2l North Eighth street,
died yesterday morning from consumption,
Mira. Ida wies-seybert has returned from
Devils Lake, N. D.. where she took a
prominent part in the musical program OF
the Ch~autauqua.
The local office of the Postal Telegraph
company was draped In mourning yester-
day out of respect to John w. Mackay,
president Of the company, whose death oc-
CURED sunday.
Arthur Grady. a small colored boy. was
arrested yesterday on a charge of larceny.
it Is alleged that he sold to a junk dealer
a quantity of copper wire belonging to the
motor company.
Mgr. Jacquemin, a papal delegate, who
has been In the United States since July,
1901. visiting various Catholic institutions.
Is the guest Of his cousin. George Corner,
and family, enroute home to Italy.
Cards received here announce the mar
rage Of George f.. Caldwell to Mrs. Grace
L. Richardson, formerly of this city, in
RputOn HaTbOr- Mich. JulV ~. Mr.. and
Mrs. Caldwell will reside in Rushville, Ind.
Mayor Morgan, Harry Hattenhauer, d.
f. Stuart Julius Unger, Thomas MeteaIi,
Bert Arthur are home from their hunting
trip 10 the Little Big Horn canyon In.
Wyoming.
The light fingered gentry got in their
work again Sunday night at Lake Manawa
and a number OF pockets were picked. At
the kursaal a woman had her evening wrap
snatched from her, the thief escaping In
the crowd.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Ferrier announce their safe arrival In
Manila, p. l., and that Mr.. Terrier has been
assigned to duty as assistant provincial
treasurer at the town of Iba, in the Zim-
bales district.
Luzeel, the 2-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John GruVer 24l6 Avenue D., died
yesterday morning from whooping cough.
The funeral will be this afternoon at ESQ
o'clock from the residence and burial will
be in Fairview cemetery.
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the engagement of Frank w. Chambers,
formerly deputy clerk Of the district court
here, now an attorney of Mason City, to
Miss Grace Edison of that city, the we'd
ding to take place In the fall.
Mrs. Carter, an elderly woman and
slightly crippled, missed her footing and
rolled down the stone steps of the post
office yesterday afternoon, receiving in
Juries which necessitated her removal to
her home in the city ambulance.
The July term of the superior court was
convened Yesterday hV. Judge Scott. who
will make an assignment of cases this
afternoon. The only business yesterday
before the court was the granting Of a
druggists license to sell liquor to G. H.
Williams of Loveland.
The will OF Howard w. Tilton, deceased.
was admitted to probate yesterday in the
trix, without bond. The will of w. H.
Peterson was also probated yesterday, the
widow being appointed executrix on filing
q bond In the sum of 5000.
Dug McClelland was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Oficer A. A, Kirk on a charge
of stealing a half-gallon jug of whisky
from the buggy Of a man named Tompkins,
foreman of one of the Great Western grad
ing camps. McCleliand had the whisky
when placed under arrest
School Director Cooper. chairman OF the
awarded the contract for repairing the
Harrison street school to George Hughes
and Hollenbeck Bros. 1t is estimated that
II will cost between $500 and $500 to place
the building In a safe condition.
John Achatz. keeper of a Broadway
saloon, who was fined $50 Saturday morning
on a charge OF maintaining a disorderly
place, was in police court again yesterday
on a similar charge. The police raided the
place late Saturday night and falling to
md any disorderiy women there. arrested
that the $50 fine, which he had suspended,
be collected from Achatz and the latter
owner Of the building. closed the saloon
last evening.