Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

the ground included in the lease. A portion
Of the LAND is now under cultivation. 1t
Is the intention Of the city to charge pa
tients who are able to pay 81 a day for
room, food and washing. For the INDECENT
patients the city will pay the hospital
steward so cents a day. 1t is expected that
the hospital will be ready for occupancy
within a day or two.
st. Agnes school Entertainment.
The Irish societies Of South Omaha have
turned the celebration Of st. Patrick's day
over 10 the boys of st. Agnes church. On
Monday evening at Woodman hall, Twenty
fifth and N streets, the pupils Of this school
will present a drama entitled Major An
DIRE" A large chorus and the Ceeilian
orchestra will furnish the music. The
young men who have been given places on
the program are: e. Ryan, e. Cahill. A.
Gushing. G. Breckner, j. Hayes, J. Nc
Mahon. B. Kelly. J. Mccarthy, ]. Byrne,
G.. Carroll, L. Nolan, s. Casey, ]. Kennedy,
d. Sweeney, T. Curran, R. Corrigan, John
~Cavanaugh, c. Morgan, B. Lenahan, G.
Gillen, T. Fitzgerald, ], Fitzgerald, e.
Harmon, J. Looney; w. McCrann, ]. Offer
man, p. Volz, R. Duffy. There will be a
piano duet also by Misses d. Burns and A.
Rowley and a natural Irish Jig by P. Bran
nigan.
Committee Vote.
Yesterday noon the democratic city CEN
trail committee met at the Office Of the city
clerk and canvassed the vote cast at the
primaries on Friday. Only one change was
made from the report published in the
morning papers. That was the change in
the Board OF Education. p. ]. Book was
given a certificate of nomination in place
OF ]. G. Vosacek.
Those chosen on the city central commit
tee are: James Hanigan. James White,
William 8. Buckley. Andrew Mcclure,
Michael ]. Hanigan, J. ]. Jaekman. J. J.
Fitzgerald.
In speaking of his defeat yesterday, DR.
Ensor said: From the vote cast It Is
evident that the democrats put up the
strongest man In the party for the head
OF the ticket. / shall certainly do all
can for the entire ticket on election day"
1t was reported on the streets yesterda,
afternoon that Thomas Geary would rur
for treasurer by petition.
Laying Permanent Sidewalks.
This week the contractor who has tn,
privilege OF laying permanent sidewalks II
the city will commence work. Walks will
bC aAu bh AWChNy-hAtn DlICCtg Ou 4Wculy'
seventh street and on M street. Thes,
walks were ordered laid late last fall b,
the council, but cold weather prevented
the worn. Property owners still have tn,
privilege OF laying their own walks n the,
get at 1t Immediately, otherwise the worl
will be done and the cost charged to tn,
AUDITING property.
storm Cleans streets.
The heavy rain Saturday morning CAV
the paved streets a thorough washing an
cleansed the sewers to a great extent. Som
damage was lone to the unpaved street
and for the next few days the street com
missioner's force will be engaged in nIlin
washouts in dangerous places. Al of tn
work which can be will be put on until tn
weather is warmer. then the road maehin
can be used to good advantage.
Millinery Opening.
Mrs. Mccartney invites the ladies of sout.
Omaha and Omaha to attend an opening Q
fine spring millinery on March 20 at so
North T~wenty-fOurth street. opposite tn
|, postofice.
Magic City Gossip.
List your roperty with II. NJ. Christie.
NJ. Mabery is rapidly recovering from
severe illness.
Ed Johnston's once, 2f12 N street, Is ope
evenings from 7 until 3 o'clock 70 accom-
J modate customers for the 'eprinG Lax