Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14


prevent diseased animals from being sent
to the South Omaha market. Every efort
Is being made by the government TO stamp
out scsb and cholera and as far as possible
to prevent the spread Of the disease.
Only recently strict orders were issued TO
all transportation lines to thoroughly disin-
feet all stock cars used in hauling sheep
and hogs. A strong solution Of carbolio
acid n lime is used on the interior Of
such cars after unloading. In this way
the spreading Of the diseases mentioned
may be in a great measure prevented. It
was reported here yesterday that DR.. Don
c. Aver would soon send two or three ad-
ditional men into the field 10 assist in the
inspection Of live stock shipments.
wouId Not Tell.
James Blackbird, a winnebago Indian.
was before Judge King Saturday on the
charge Of being drunk and disorderly.
when the Judge asked Blackbird where he
obtained his whisky, he replied that he
found It In the ground. Chief Briggs tried
his hand at questioning. but Blackbird
said that he could not possibly find the
place again as he was too drunk to remem-
Der the location Of the plant. After giving
Mr.. Blackbird a bit OF good advice, the
Judge discharged the prisoner. Dan Du-
gan was the next to be called and he had
to confess that he had been drunk and
disorderly. IF you will let me 60 this
time Judge" pleaded Dan. II will try and
find the hole in the ground where the In
dian secured his whisky" The talk did
not 60 with the Judge and Dan was led
below to serve out q thirty-day sentence.
Drill Team Leaves.
The drill team Of camp No. 1895. Modern
woodmen Of America left last night over
the Rock Island road for Indianapolis TO
attend the national convention Of the order.
The team will be gone one week. A roster
Of the team follows: T. J. Cooley, captain,
L. N. Cockrell, William Van Beck, Allie
Jacobs, ]. F. McKale, Wilbur Cockrell,
Earl Clark, Bert Hastings, Harry Bruce,
Frank E. Jones. Frank Belden, Ray Mum
ger, H. E. Cox. Wilkie Parsley, Jacob
Health, Joseph Mcbride, w. Keller. r. E.
Moreland.
Magic City Gossip.
Godfrey's for wedding presents AlS \
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Hane have returned
Thomas ]. Nolan has returned from an
extended eastern trip.
John Riley. Twenty-ninth and r streets,
reports the birth Of a son.
VI OHlEAO A. ANeNS ISL SFNA N-N
Union Pacific for Seattle, Wash.
Elliot F.. Head is suffering from a severe
attack OF iniammatory rheumatism.
Members of the Packers Trades council
will hold a picnic at Prizes lake today.
Mrs. w. s. Derbyshire has gone to Kan
sas to spend a portion of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Proudfoot have gone
to indianapolis to visit friends for a fort
night.
Dana Morrill, has returned from Sioux
City where he participated In a shooting
contest.
The Lotus club gave a very enjoyable
dancing party at Masonic hall on Friday
evening.
H. e. Newman Of the Armour company
has gone to Indiana for a visit OF a ouple
OF weeks.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Meyer. Twenty-fourth and
Z streets.
Frank Dennis left. last night for Indian
apolis to attend the Modern Woodmen
convention.
Mrs. Frank z. Jones has been called to
Harvard, Neb., by the serious illness Of
her mother.
The Hiking club will leave for its an
nual trip across the country Monday morn
ing, June q.
William Barclay and family left .yester-
day for Shenandoah where they will visit
rels tives for a week.
Assistant Secretary Baker Of the Young
Mems Christian association and bride are
expected home Monday.
LII 6dhHCo Aio cOClClg Vi III u
church will meet with Mrs. w. A.. Nc
Collister on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. H. s. Kloke and son of Bloomfield.
Susie Koran. s25 North Twenty-hfth street.
Miss Coyne. one of the nurses at the
South Omaha hospital. has rendered her
resignation to take effect on Monday, June
The Ladies' Of the Maccabees will give
a dance at Maccabee hall, Thirty-eightf
and Q streets on Wednesday evening, june
The three Ancient Order United Work.
men lodges and the Degree OF Honor lodges
have raised nearly 500 for the flood sur,
fersrs.
Miss Nellie Lehan returned to her hom,
at Dunlap. Ia, yesterday after a visit with
Mr.; and Mrs. d. ]. Farrell, Twenty-Five
and o streets.
a. H. Hammel, a trainmaster for tn,
Chicago q Northwestern, with h~eadquar
tiers at Clinton. Ia, was In the city yes
terday on business.
The Career OF a Young Man." will bt
the theme of the address at the YounG
Mems Christian association Sunday after
noon by Rev. Andrew Renwick
The local lodges Of Odd Fellows will holc
memorial services at d Fellows hall a
10 a. m. today. Following the service.
the graves Of members Of the order will
Miss Jessie Carpenter. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Carpenter. and Mr.. Ear
Brown were married last evening. Tn,
brides parents on North Twenty-fourt
street, with Rev. DIR. Wheeler Of the Pres
byterian church oficiating.
Rev. William Gemmill of Allenwood, Pa.
4, will preach at the First PRESBYTERIAN
church this morning. His subject will b
"Worship-the Perpetual Obligation" A
the evening service Rev. Gemmill will tall
about what he saw at the general assembly
recently held at Los angeles.
Mrs. J.. ]. O'Rourke received word yes
terday OF the death at Waterville, Mont.
Of hel sister-ln-law, Mrs. Peter Doran
The remains will reach South Omaha Mon
day night and funeral services will be hel,
: TUESDAY morning at the residence OF ].
O'Rourke, as South Thirty-hrst street.
! GREAT RUSH AT BENEFITS
] Opening of the store After III. r,-.