Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-12
ARMORI In MARKET HOUSE
General Culver Hss Plan for Temporary
Hsms for Omaha Guardsmen.
PERMANENT ARMoRY TO CONE LATER
No New Cases of Fever Develop Mt the
Lincoln Hospital for the Insane
and Authorities Feel En-
cournRed.
PERMANENT ARNoRY TO CONE LATER

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. u.-(Special. -
Omaha will shortly have an opportunity
to realize on its new market house, and
at the same time hll a long felt want
During his recent visit 10 Omaha Adjutant
General Culver looked over the building
and came 20 the conclusion that IT would
make a good temporary home for the
National Guard and other patriotic societies
OF Omaha pending the erection OF a per-
maRent armory. These societies could pay
a reasonable rent, which would be smaller
than what they are now paying. providing
the market house was changed in a few
minor particulars
In the meantime General Culver has be-
gun to hustle in dead earnest for the per-
manent armory, TO be erected in Omahs,
and 20 cost probably $4,000 He has sent
letters TO all the Grand Army posts and
the president Of the women's Relief corps
asking that committees be appointed by
each. These various committees will then
be called together by General Culver and
plans will be mapped out for the general
attack on the citizens OF Omaha for money.
General Culver desires a building con-
strueted which will contain large drill
hall and rooms for each OF the companies
and Grand Army posts.
Just as soon as the armory Is assured
General Culver will try to get tho meeting
Of the Interstate National Guard associa-
tion. This meeting win be held IN Wash
ington in January and he expects TO at
tend and desires TO go with authority to
do the inviting TO hold the next meeting
in the new armory. That General Culver
will succeed in getting an armory in
Omaha no one around the state house
doubts in the least. He has landed every
thing in this line he ever went after, and
the people OF Omaha might Just as well
subscribe the necessary money and be done
with It. and they win do It in the long
run.
Adtutant General Culver has been invited
TO deliver the address to the Daughters of
the American Revolution at their meeting
to be held in Fairbury, October IS and 10.
General Culver will speak on the 18th.
No New Cases of Fever.
No new cases OF typhoid fever developed
at the Lincoln asylum today and DR.. Greene
feels much encouraged. Miss Shoemaker.
the nurse, who Is the only person critically
ILL., is no better this evening and there is
grave doubt as to her recovery. All OF the
other patients are doing as well as could be
expected ana with a FIN corps of nurses
the good condition is expected to continue.
Tomorrow and Friday are the critical
days and II these are passed over with no
new cases DR. Greene Will have the situa-
tion wen in hand and believes there will be
no more cases develop. He has had the en-
tire water system and the sewers cleaned
and overhauled. and while he is not sure
that the water caused the infection he has
removed ali chance of infection from the
water. Governor Mickey, who returned
from osceoia this afternoon. left at once
for the hospital to see personally how
eVerythinR Is getting along, and he will
lend all possible assistance to Superintend-
ent Greene. Both Governor Mickey and the
Board of Public Lands and Buildings have