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h Justice Court.

Cast your goggles cn this," said Officer Brown, very much exercised yesterday, as he handed Judge Will. Hams an overcoat worth about fifty cents. "How would you like to trade 6 whole coat for that and be absent when the trade was made?"
 "Well, it does look little worse for the wear," said the judge. You could hardly flag a hand car with that-I don't think can use it?"
 Neither can l." roared the night officer. 1t looks like thirty cents shot right rp the back. Here I've been trying to make the rim of my hat meet my coat collar for the last six nights and I'm tired of it."
 "Wel, that SO; these night zephyrs are not altogether intoxicating-but what's the rip?"
 Everything is ripped-you can't find patch on that coat that isn't rip ped. The geezer that squeezed my coat went into Mexico head first and"
 Nobody pinched your coat, sir," and 6 gentleman about seven feet long arose to explain. "You see, it was like this, your honor. hung my coat on the floor down here in the Icicle Emporium, and when came back it was not on the hook. Of course, my coat could hardly be used in show window-but still it used 70 be new"
 Well, that must have been when your grandfather was a boy" snorted Brown.
 Well, when I returned the coat was gone, and thought if the other fellow had made the trade in good faith, I'd stand by it
 Well, this case is little mixed, |" remarked the judge. You fellows play Indian and trade back, and I'll pass the thing up."
 It was SO ordered.
 Timothy O'Toole, are you sober enough to receive your sentence to- day?"
 "Yis, your honor.'
 "Well, then, take ten days and go way back and sit down."
 Alexander Forsythe was hauld up before Judge Brown yesterday to ac. count for rough house that he had kicked up in the New England Kitchen
 ''It appears said the judge. that you were enjoying 8 touch of Thigh life," that is strictly prohibited-you were loud and obstruperous and bel lowed your order to the cook-you seemed to think your box a sounding board and nearly unroofed it with your bazoo.''
 "But was asleep, your honor, and there is no law to prohibit sleep"
 ''It is ill timed, Alexander, to cut in thusly-for you could not have slept. If you did sleep none others did within the hearing of your voice for it sound- ed like a cross-cut saw. You also went against beef stake and nearly choak. ed and knocked down policeman with biscuit. All of this is most unneces- sary, Alexander. and we pray that it should not happen again.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the drm of Hansen and Henderson is hereby dissolved and that the undersigned will not be responsible for any debts contracted by R. Henderson.
 Signed:
 1-3l-3t-p PETER 0. HANSEN.
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LODGING HOUSE for sale. For par ticulars address
 Mrs. Mary Sullivan, 2-1-4t Douglas, Arizona.
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Wanted-First class baker at the American bakery at once; opposite S. K. Williams office. 2ltf
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Guitar Teacher-W. s. Smith, latest methods taught; music arranged for the guitar. P. O, Box 1l37. Residence No. 134 Brewery avenue. l 26 Ct
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FOR SALE-One three room house and two lots, located in Tom bstone Canyon, opposite Soda Works.
 1-w GOSHEN BROS.
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WANTED-Boy to deliver morning papers. Apply at this office.
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Wanted-Position as waitress or chambermaid. Apply at this office or 1S9 Brewery Gulch. I26 3tp
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For Rent-Four rooms unfurnished, suitable for housekeeping, good loca- tion, upper Tombstone canyon. A. D. F.
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For Sale-A good business, cheap. 1 2e-3t-p Address P. o. Box oss.
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FOR SALE-One It Bain Wagon, team of horses and mining tools. Ap- ply to Lee Snodderly, Sid Harris Ss- oon. 1-30-6t-p
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For Rent-Two nicely furnished rooms to. gentlemen sleeping nights. Nemeck's photo gallery. l243t
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FOR SALE-250 Mexican nanny goats also fine artesian water land, good chicken and alfalfa ranch.
 CHAS. STEVENS, 1-24-5t Benson, Ariz.
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FOR FIREWOOD, ring up Tel. 123. l-26-tf Bropny Transfer Co.
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Lv. Naco 800 D. m.
 Ar. La Cananea $50 D. m. Lv. La Cananea 9:30 a. no.
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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-01-31

rn For rent-F III nj b, d 'front.' roo n,
desH, bic location ,. {. Sy0ert,
Th= Grocer. 12o If
We are undoubtedly enjoying
just ow q Old f,stioutd sleighing
snow. Ne have hal few SHOWS In
recent years OF he VARIETY of We
olden times. Last night ev ry
available cutter ard bob sled in the
city were traversins rhe streets and
the whole town sounded with the
merry jingle OF bells Truly, 1t
was a pretty and hapDy scene and
one in which both old and young
mingled alike,
A Meadville paper demands an
official inspection ot gas meters In
the city, urging that there Is good
reason for this inspection as for
inspecting weig ats ard measures or
the dairies and meat shops that
supply people of the city, and the
demand is taken up In New Castle,
where 1t is given approval in the
coluuns OF one ot It's papers. There
isn't any dnubt abont the sound.
ness OF the contention cf the news
papers. II laws are to BE- passed
to curtall fraud here Is a prolific
field.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-01-31
Entirely New
Comics.

FINEST line of Senti. .
4 mental Valentines
ever offered for sale In
the City. An entirely
new line In entirely new
and strictly up to-date
styles. Large assortment
prices right.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
Dundee.

Miss Walker of Chicago is guest of Mrs.
Eva Parrotte Sweeney.
Prof. Tighten, though better than he was
last week, is still very Ill.
Mr.. Duf1eid of Denver, friend of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Selby, Is in town.
Mrs. w. l. Selby, who was quite i'll for
a day or two last week, has entirely re-
covered.
The meeting of the Round Dozen club
will be wednesday of this week at the
home of Mrs. J.. w. Marshall.
Rev. Mr.. Jenkins and family are moving
into the large brick house on the corner
of Fffty-first and California streets
The Dundee Woman's club met Wednes-
day with Mrs. p. j. Barr, Mrs. w. B.
Howard being in charge of the meeting.
Sunday services at 1890 a. m. and 1880
p. m. will be held at the Presbyterian
church, corner of Fiftieth street n I'm
derwood avenue.
On Saturday Mrs. p. ]. Barr and Miss
Margaret Barr entertained one-half of the
mothers and daughters of Dundee the
other half to be asked two weeks later.
The Dundee Woman's club will hold a
social meeting, at which the gentlemen of
the village will participate, on Friday even
ing of this week, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. ]. Barr.
A Photographic entertainment, under the
management OF Wesley Morrison, was given
Friday evening for the benefit of the new
Dundee church. Miss Wedge had charge
of the musical part OF the program.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
OMAHA SUBURBS.


A. Wilson of Tekamah, Neb., was a bust
ness visitor here Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Brown left Saturday morning
to visit relatives and friends at Pender and
Ponca. Neb.
Miss Lilly Bondessen of Omaha spent
Sunday here, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Jacob Weber. jr.
Mrs. Pinketon Of Mead, Neb., was visit
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Brown,
the last two weeks.
Miss Edna Price of johnson county, Ne
braska, is spending a couple of weeks here,
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. r. Wall.
Mrs. William Pulte and sister, Miss Anna
Arnold, assisted by Mrs. Hugh Suite, en-
tertained a number of their friends Thurs
day night at Wallis hall.
Prof. Gordon of the public school gives a
dance at the city hall Friday night, Feb
ruary IA, for the benefit OF the school
library, also a box social.
Miss Nellie Back of Omaha took charge
of the first primary room in the public
school last Monday, having been elected to
fill Miss O'Connor's place.
II. l.. Ide and wife, formerly of Decatur,
Neb., are here visiting Mrs. Ide's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Banks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ids will make their future home here.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. d. Leach entertained a
number of their church friends from Omaha
Friday night. An oyster supper was served
to them. after which they were entertained
by the host and hostess and daughter Eva
at Wallis hall
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

on Monday, February 3 the long antici-
pated new High school was opened and the
anew neysn semes ,n begun, T me CLASSES lass, , Teee s md
the work began in earnest on Tuesday.
School was dismissed at 1880 on Monday
and the Senior fair opened at 2.3O. on &C
count of the immense crowd the program
was given twice. While one part of the
program was going on in one lecture hall
another part was going on In another lee
ture hail. The program was as toHows:
Plano duet, Miss Mcintosh and Miss Bed
well; recitation, Minnie Hitler; debate, Re
solved. That all executive duties in Amer
lean. cities should be concentrated in the
hands of the mayor" Affirmative Harry
ton, Omaha High School Violin quartet;
song, Omaha. High School Male quartet.
Following soMo this program Or; senter gave
ments. A basket ball game was then
played between the senior and junior
resulted in favor Of the seniors, with a
score of 10 to 4. Some excellent playing
was done by Miss Mcintosh and Miss Cong.
gram was won by Harry Kelly, represen-
tative. of the white side. After the pro-
s samb,a nad - pe zen Fspea 6od- a IL large .Es CROWD o, as s.
announced hat the white side had won
leader. Miss Schneider, with a red and
white pennant. Paul Warner, victor in the
military spell-down, was given a pennant,
and also Miss Mcintosh, captain Of the
senior basket ball team. over $3.50 was
earned by. the seniors in this contest. Part
of this will be used to buy the High School
Register for the High school, part. for q
statue for the High school and the re-
mainder will be used for class day exer-
cises.
The Demosthenian Debating society
held an important meeting on Friday. The
election OF officers resulted: Harry Kelly,
president; Clyde Moor, secretary; Walter
Standeven, treasurer; AL Gordon, sergeant
alarms.
The Jolly Ten will be entertained at a
luncheon on Saturday, February IA, by Miss
Cora Evans.
The members of the P. G.. S. who will
take part in the operetta, THE Dress Re
hearsal," are: Florence Kohn. Bernice
Carson, Helen Anderson. Louise Parmalee,
Ora Olga, Ruth French, Margaret Cald-
well and Miss Camel. Miss Valentine and
Miss Bostworth will coach the girls.
The senior girls are at present very en-
thusiastic over the colonial hop which the
c. T.. c. will give at Metropolitan hall
next Saturday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
out OF Town Guents.

Mrs. Traphagen of Lincoln arrived last
week to be the guest Of Mrs. 8. Love
Kelley.
Mr., Charles Howe OF Hannibal, Mo-, is
spending Sunday. the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. M. Fairfield.
Mr.. Fred Nash left for New York the
early Fart Of the week, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Henry Meyers Of Dubuque, Ia.
Miss Mary Archer returned to her home
in Fremont on Tuesday. having been the
guest of Mrs. Edward Reed for the past
fortnight.
Mrs. Herman D.. Kountze returned to her
home in New York on Tuesday, having been
called here by the illness OF her mother,
Mrs. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Heller of Sioux City
are spending Sunday in Omaha as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Llewellyn.
Mr.. Heller is postmaster at Sioux City.
Miss Sherman, and Miss Jardine. who
nave been the guests Of Mrs. Barlow and
Miss McClintock for the past two weeks.
eturned to their homes the early part OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. McMeans of st. Paul,
Neb., Mr.. and Mrs. P. z. McMeans Of Lin
coin and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. McMeans OF
Rocky Ford. Colo, are visiting at 21iO Doug
las street.
Mr.. Eugene Levi came up from Ne
braska City on Friday to spend Sunday at
the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rehfeld.
He will return tomorrow. accompanied by
Mrs. Levi, who has been spending the past
week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate N. Crazy OF Beaumont
Tex, are In the city, the guests OF Mr..
| n---.t- 49, ~ Hh--Io. Ck4ro-g.T- =.
1928 Jones street and Miss Crary OF Twenty
second street and st. Mary's avenue. Mr.,
Crazy is a former resident Of Omaha hav
ing lived here a good many years prior to
his removal to Texas. about hve years ago
He was married to Miss Edna swindell
OF Beaumont on January 20 last. After a
ten days stay in Omaha Mr.. and Mrs
Fl! Crazy will return to Beaumont, where Mr.,
Crazy is in the lumber business.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
Benson.

G. r. williams of Elk City stopped In
Benson from Thursday to Friday of last
week.
The regular monthly concert and evening
services were held at the Methodist church
on last Sunday.
Services will be held at the Methodist
Episcopal church today at the usual hour
by the pastor, Rev. Luce.
Miss leila Smith of Plattsmouth spent a
few days of last week visiting with friends
in Benson. returning home on last Tuesday.
The pupils of the public schools were
given a holiday Monday on account of the
failure of sufficient heat given by the fur
mace.
Miss Ava Sooy of Chicago and Charles
Ward of Omaha were married in Omaha
Tuesday, February 3. Miss Sooy was well
known In Benson, having once lived here.
Mrs. George Hawkin and children went
to Houston. Tex, after a two weeks visit
in Benson before going to join Mr.. Haw-
kns. They will make their future home
in Texas.
William Basting and bride of Blooming
ton. ILL.,, left for Holdrege, .Neb;, last. Tues
day, after spending a week with relatives
in Benson, while on their wedding trip
through the west.
The poles for the new electric lights have
been put in this week and the lights are
| expected to be in running order In a short
time. The indications are that Benson will
then be well lighted, especially the center
part.
At the regular meeting of the Independ-
ent Order of odd Fellows lodge last Thurs
day candidates for membership were in
itidte0 Dy the OeBfee ledIn. n BoOu dlleItu-
| ance was had. After the business session
refreshments were served.
The funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Christiania Pjerron were held last
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her late
home, burial being at Mount Hope ceme-
tery. Mrs. Pjerron had been at the hos
pitaf at Omaha and died from the effects
Of an operation
The literary and musical program OF the
society last Friday night was one OF the
best given thu far. After a recess Mr..
| Dickey, 5r., gave a few stereopticon views,
to take the place OF the farce, which was
| postponed until the next meeting. n de-
bate will also be on the next program.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09

tion driii and informal dance at their ar
mory. SIS North Sixteenth street, Monday.
February 10.
Miss Grace Maude Cleveland and Mr..
John Wesley Newell we're married on Mon
day, February 3. They will be at home
at 2Oos Burt street after March /.
Mrs, John Kuhn and Mrs. e. c. Price
have issued invitations for a Valentine
party to be given at the Normsndie on
Friday. II lie to be a luncheon followed
by cards.
Mrs. wellington Smith Gibbs and Mrs.
Leadrich have invitations out for a card
party to be given at the home Of the for
mer on sherman avenue on Tuesday after
noon and evening.
Judge and Mrs. BENJAMIN 8. Baker will
hold a farewell reception to their friends
from 8 until IL o'clock on Tuesday evening
at their home. 11Oe South Thirty-second
street. A general Invitation is extended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Baum will hold a
large reception on Tuesday evening in
honor OF their son. Mr.. Daniel Baum. jr.,
and his bride. The reception will be fol-
lowed by a supper for the assisting party.
The marriage Of Miss Madeline Chapman,
daughter Of Mrs. Frances Chapman, to
Mr.. George r. MARRIED. OF Davenport, Ia,
will occur at the home Of the brides
mother, at 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening,
February IL.
h third and last Of the Cotillions will
be held at Chambers hall on Monday even
ing and those In charge propose making 1t
an occasion to be remembered. Mr.. Tom
Creigh will lead, assisted by Mr.. Haskell,
Mr.. Cooley, Mr.. Luther Kountze and Mr..
Charles Kountze.
Invitations have been received by Mr..
Edward Rosewater and by Mr.. Victor
Rosewater Of The Bee to the dinner given
by the New Yorker Stats zeitung, in honor
OF Prince Henry Of Russia, to the repre-
sentatives Of the daily press Of the United
States. The dinner will take place at the
Waldorf-Astoria in New York, Wednesday
evening, February 26. Mr.. Edward Rose
water will probably attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
Movements and whereabouts.


Mr.. and Mrs. Guy C.. Barton went to Chi
cago or Monday.
Mr.. W. A. Paxton, jr, left for the west
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Holdrege has gone to CHICAGO
to visit her brother there.
Mics Balcomb arrived home last week
from an extended stay in Detroit.
Mrs. M. F. Morrill, leaves this afternoon
for Chicago, where she will spend a month.
Messrs. Louis Clarke, Fonda, Burns and
Lee McShane attended the junior prone
made at Lincoln on Friday evening.
Mr.. e. M. Bartlett returned from the east
on Monday, but Mrs. Bartlett will emain
there with friends for several weeks before
returning.
Mrs. s. D. Mercer. Mrs. Hulst and Miss
Carrie Mercer left on Monday for Los An
geles, where they will spend the remainder
of the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Allison and children have
returned to their home in Denver after a
short visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Creighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Blrkhauser. having
spent a month travelling in the south and
Mexico, have taken a cottage till May 1 at
Long Beach, Cal.
Miss Edith Smith, Miss Spurgin, Miss
Turkey, Mr.. Ezra Willard, Mr.. Turkey and
Mr.. Ross TowIe were among the young peo-
pie from Omaha in attendance at the
Junior prom on Friday evening.
Chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Kountze, Misses Cotton. Richardson, Cur
tbs; Messrs. Haskell, Cotton and Creigh,
composed one Of he several parties OF
Omaha people who attended the Junior
prom at Lincoln on Friday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
Woman's Work in Club and Charity

ing at the st. Mary's avenue mission will
be held at 4 O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon.
Omaha chapter. Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution. has adopted the study Of
Nebraska for its winters work. At the
recent meeting held at the home Of Mrs.
s. d.. Barkalow DR.. Miller addressed the
women on the early history Of Omaha.
The Dundee Woman club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Barr, the
FIRST hour being given over to a discussion
Of current topics. The subject OF the aft
ernoon's lesson. which was led by Mrs.
Curtis. was the reign Of william and Mary.
She gave a most interesting paper on Will
liam OF Orange.
Mrs. w. b. Howard conducted a class
drill OF the genaeology OF the English SOW
~ereigns. the women responding with names
and dates. Mrs. Pyke spoke OF the bill Of
rights and the magna eharta. Mrs. Barr
read extracts from Maeauley on the benefits
Of the revolution. Miss Powell closed the
program with a short but instructive paper
on the rebellion In Ireland. During the
brief business session which followed IL
was decided to give a Valentine party on
Friday evening. when the husbands and men
friends of the members would be enter
tanned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
Pleasure. Past.


Mrs. Horace Burt gave a large buffet
luncheon yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry wilkins entertained
at dinner on Monday evening.
Mrs. Warren Rogers gave a small and
very informal luncheon on Friday.
Miss Daisy Higgins entertained infor-
mally at inner on Monday evening.
Miss Ruth warrick entertained a party
Of friends pleasantly on Friday evening.
Mrs. Harry Lyman was hostess at last
Wednesdays meeting Of the Cooking club.
Miss Reba Morgan gave an informal
K~ensington tea on Friday afternoon at Hill
side.
The Et-A-Virp club gave another of its
very enjoyable dancing parties on Thursday
evening.
The Misses Rehfeld entertained Mondays
meeting of the A. o. T. Bowling club at
Metropolitan club.
Mrs. r. d. Pollard entertained q large
card party on Friday afternoon ct her
home at 1855 Park avenue.
Mrs. 2. T. Lindsey was hostess at a
whist lunchecn on Wednesday, at which
about thirty women were present.
The Misses spiesberger entertained a
complimentary whist party on Friday after
noon for a number of visiting girls.
The Harmony Card club met at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman LOOMS on South
Thirty-second street on Friday evening.
The members OF the EFT. club spent a
very pleasant evening on Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Burk, 502 North Twenty-hfth
street. %
The members OF the Washington Whist
| club were entertained on Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Harry May, 1912 Park
avenue.
Miss Hester Taylor entertained q party
Of friends at cards on Monday evening
at her home at ~Twenty-hrst and Howard
streets.
Mr.. Will H. Wood entertained the mem
bers Of the Indian club at a bowling party
on Friday evening, and after q very en-
joy1ble time, at supper at the Henshaw.
Mrs. S. r. Anglin gave the second of her
weeks entertainments on Friday afternoon.
entertaining a party of women at whist.
She will entertain a similar party on Mon
day.
Miss Harriet Teston was hostess at an
Informal k~ensington on Tuesday at her
home on Sherman avenue, her cousin, Miss
Mildred Teston of Dubuque. Ia. being the
guest of honor.
For her mother and sister, who are her
guests, Mrs. w. T. Robinson gave a recep-
tion from 4 until s o'clock yesterday after
noon at her home at Thirty-eighth and
Farnam streets.
For Miss Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
wilkins Eave a dinner on Monday evening
The table was artistically trimmed In red
carnations and ribbons and there were ter
guests present.
Miss Curtis tea on Wednesday evening
was one Of the many bright affairs of the
week. She was assisted by a half-dozen oil
more Of the popular young women and re-
ceived for two hours.
For her sister, Mrs. Buel of st. Peter
Mimi. Mrs. A. X. GaulI entertained a party
OF young people informally on Tuesday
evening at her home at Twenty-fourtl
street and Capitol avenue.
Mrs. A. L. Reed was hostess at one of tn,
smart affairs Of the week. a tea given OIL
Monday afternoon in compliment to Mis-.
Vera wattles. The decorations were en-.
tirely in red and the lighting furnished b!
numerous candles.
Mrs. Eugene Duval entertained at card
on Thursday afternoon for Mrs. J. @. Com
fort, who is soon to make her home II
Lincoln. Present we're: Mesdames Com
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
RecitaI at BeIIevue.

A recital was given at Bellevue college
Friday evening under the direction. Of Miss
Luella Allen, Miss Fitch and ~ NJ. Jones.
ira. "Hcpe March" by Papini. was given
with hne time, precision and expression.
This was the orchestra's first appearance
in public. IL Is composedeof the pupils of
the college and contains fifteen instru-
mepts. Mr.. Alexander recited The Boy
Harding Davis. Piano solos were rendered
by Miss Reynolds. Miss Honey. Mr.. Cot:
ton, Miss Kingston, Miss kositzky ana
Taylor and Mr.. ". M. Jones. The violin
solo. "Berceuse.' Einhorn, played by Mr..
her violin solo brou ght out the exquisite
work by A. simonetti. entitled "Madri-
gale"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
injured By Coasting Party.

ID. A. Weirsbern, employed by the Omaha
Mirror company. was injured about the
leg and face Saturday afternoon by being
struck By a sled full Of coasters at TWEEN
tieth street and St. Mary's avenue. The
sled, q long traveller, was guided by irwin
boys. Weirsbern was crossing the avenue
as the traveller was coming. down TWEEN
m Unconscious and taken 10 a nearby
house and the police station notified. None
OF the cOasting party was injured. Weirs-
bern soon came around all right and was
removed 20 his home at 2S9 Pierce street
IN the patrol wagon. Weirsbern's injuries