Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-25

solemn high mass conducted by three
priests. Father Mccartney Of St Patrick's
church. Fourteenth and CASTELAR, streets,
Omaha. He is chaplain Of the CASTELAR,
street convent. At about 1890. or as soon
as the solemn high mass is over there will
follow the benediction service.
St Martins Episcopal church will hold
special Christmas services today in the
morning az 10 o'clock In the afternoon
there will be a chdren's service at ST.
Clements Mission. This service will be at
4 o'clock.
Fight ON street Car.
On the last car to South Omaha Saturday
night there occurred a rough and tumble
fight between Art Atkinson, on one side.
and Pat and John McManaman and Manus
Patton on the other. The three accused At
kinson Of familiarity on the car with a
sister Of McManaman. II is said that they
beat Atkinson until he was seriously hurt
Then, when two strange boys from Red
Oak, Ia, got up to leave the car at II
street, or thereabouts, they did not wait to
see why they rose. but attacked them with
out cause and bruised their faces. They
then followed them off the car and struck
them again. These boys were Frank and
Harry Draper. They had Just come to town
peating shotgun. This Pat McManaman
took away from him, it is said. and on their
remonstrance. the three again assaulted the
boys and went away with the gun. Early
Sunday morning the Diapers reported the
matter to the police and the three pug
nacious characters were run in. The gun
was found hidden on the premises. The
charge hangs between hiEway robbery,
larceny from the person. felonious assault,
in the case of the Diapers, and OF assault
and battery with intent TO do great bodily
| harm in the case of Atkinson. Old man
| McManaman hobbled to the police station,
where he soon demonstrated that there
| could be no madden man than old man Nc
Manaman. He had with him bogus order
which he said was from Judge King, COM
handing that the prisoners be set free, but
IL availed him nothing. Tie then tried the
} force of oratory, with no better success
! Then he became insulting to such a degree
that Captain Shields had him put in Jail
| along with his sons.
| Generous Christmas Remembrance.
Harry MacCandless 1901 Archer, who
has been confined in the Presbyterian hos
| pital for the last nine weeks. returned
home a few days ago. Saturday he re-
ceived a generous Christmas remembrance
| from his friends among the boys of the
| Union stock yards. where he formerly
| worked. This in the nature of cash
present and amounted to SO. MacCand-
less is we'll known in South Omaha and
many will be glad to learn that he has
so far recovered his health.
Funeral of Mrs. MaIy.
The funeral services of Mrs j. j. Maly
were attended by a large number of
friends The fraternal order of the Be-
hemians, with the woman's auxiliary. all
in uniform of mourning, led by a band,
headed the procession. There were twenty
carriages following. The ceremony was
in the Bohemian National hall at p. m.
and the mterment was i'm Laurel Hill ceme-
terry.
Magic City Gossip.
! r. r. Roberts and wife arc in Lincoln
for Christmas.
There will be a meeting of the Fire and
Police board Tuesday evening.
There will be meeting Of the Citizens
Sewer commission Tuesday evening.
Five new members united with the con-
sregation of the First Presbyterian church
last evening.
The South Omaha Century Lft pry club
noon at go o'clock
The Christian church held it's ices in
the Ancient Order of United Jrkmen
temple. An interesting meeting re-
ported.
The body of Charles Warner will be sent
to Aurora, ILL.,, for burial. 4 sister of Mr..
Warner is here from that place and will
accompany the body to the family home.
Division A of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians will hold a special meeting today
at 3 p. IN. in Es gle hall. Arrangements
for the funeral of William Mangan will be
determined.
|. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians IL requested to meet
today at the residence OF Mrs. w. ]. Man
81 . 1904 L street to complete funeral ar
! engagements.
Raymond Jones. eO1 North Twenty-third
! street, was married to Miss Clara Reutschi
Twenty third and J streets, Saturday even
ing al o'clock Rev. Robert l.. Wheeler
of the First Presbyteriap church performed
/ the ceremony.
There will he adjourned meeting OF
the city council Tuesday, December 26, to
! receive bids for the annual acquisitions
for all the departments of the city gov
ernment for the year 1896. T\,se bids will
be distributed to the various sN nding com
. mittecs of the council.
William s. Glynn of the firm of Glynr
x Smith, who control the Omaha & Soutf
Omaha Transfer company here, mar
ried to Miss Amelia j. Glynn OF this city
The wedding took place at the residence
of Rev. Robert L. Wheeler. The parties
, left Immediately for Kalamazoo. Mich.
, for the honeymoon. When they return
they will be at home at the residence o
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