Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30

by being run over b. q railroad train.
The day following her .s-moDths- old child
died and now she lis seriously i'll at her
nome on the south side. During the winter
Mr.. Bump went through q long spell OF
sickness and mis- ready funds were depleted
at the Time of his death, although he had
q position with one Of the packing com-
pBnies. The death OF the child and the
Illness Of the mother Ht this time GER
tHinly call for some aid from one at least
OF the numerous aid societies, or else from
chRritRbly disposed persons.
Troop Equipment Arrives.
Over 1900 pounds of freight arrived yes
terdsy from the arsenal AT Rock Island,
billed TO Captain Holland Of the South
Omaha Cavalry troop. Member Of the
troop were on hand 10 unload the boxer
and convey them to the armory, where
they were opened under the inspection OF
the commissioned officers and First Ser
Eeant Cox. The equipment consists Of car
bineE, saddles, tents, blankets, clothing,
bits. brides. lsriat pins and all the things
that 90 10 equip q frst-olRss cavalry troop
The equipment nov on hand mas cost the
government about $40, 200, as IL Is figured
N accounting for property in volunteer
commands that il costs not less than $50
TO equip a trooper. Arrangements have
been made by the troop 10 have cRrbine
racks built at once and orders for saddle
hooks have been sent 10 q mill. 30 that
before long the armory will be one in fact
instead OF in name
ROsewater Case Continued
The case in the South Omaha police
court against Mr.. z. RosevHter. charging
him with having used money at elections
was again continued yesterday. This time
the date OF the hearing is set for June ID.
The continuance was made by Judge Kinr
Al the request Of !. J. Dunn Of the county
attorneys office. II was asserted by Mr..
Dunn that Miles Mitchell. one Of the prin-
cipAl Witnesses and the person who filed
the last complaint in this matter. wRE still
absent from the city.
In this connection King remarked that Il
was q wonder Dunn would not stop filing
complaints where he does not intend 10
prosecute.
In my opinion" said the judge. ''ths
case should either be tried or dismissed"
Some changes in the program viii be
MADE for the second production Of the
Golden Legend" al the Methodist church
tonight. The entertainment Tuesday night
was witnessed by q large number Of peo-
i Dit bnA II N w NA@N ~
( excellent Tonight the original program
will, ii is stated, be gone through with
along with some Interpretations The pro-
ossdE viii 30 toward supporting the AounG
Menis Christian association here.
Magic city Gossip
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Bush. S4D5 T street.
A case OF scarlet fever Is reported al the
home OF George Matter, zB South Nine
teenth street.
I'd Johnston IA making a number Of an
prOVementE al ms home al Thtrty-HtEtt
and II streets.
Miss Lila Burke has been called 10 ERsi
/ Las Vegas, n. M, by the Death OF Dr. ]
W. Kenny, q relative.
The Hereford sale al the EtockyRrdE yeE
fardRy attracted q great deal Of attention
and there Was a good crowd
Mrs. y. A. Carpenter has returned from
q visit with friends al Oakland, la, and
viii leave today for q few days visit witt
4 friends al Wayne, keb., before going bach
10 her home al Butte, Mont