Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-09

Johnson was also fined 500 for stealing a
quantity OF tools belonging to Sole &
Walker. who asserted that So worth had
been stolen. He pleaded guilty. and being
unable to pay his fine was sent 10 Jail
for thirty days. This is the third time
he has been up for stealing tools Sole &
Walker have paid his fines before. but
this time refused TO help the man out
Judge King announced that SO far Noonan
had been unable to secure bonds and un-
less they are secured today he will be
sent to the county Jail
Loud complaint arose from the prisoners
yesterday on account Of the rising OF
noxious gases from the sewer which passes
under the city hall building Along with
the complaints the foul gases themselves
rose also and filled the Offices on the floor
above with anything but the most agreeable
Of odors
View club Rooms.
The Highland Park Improvement club
will meet Thursday night at the Lincoln
school. For The first time the club will
occupy its new club rooms which have
cradle care and cash.
Working ON Hammond Plant.
The Omaha Packing company has taken
possession of the old Hammond plant and
is busily clearing out the building ready
to receive the new and necessary equip
ment. Yesterday advice was asked Of the
city engineer as to the nature of the ground
beneath the site Of the new boilers with
a view to determining what kind OF
foundation would have to be put in to
properly support the new works Every
one> at the exchange is glad to see some
signs OF activity in what might be termed
the front yard OF the packing district
Selecting Successor TO MCPHERSON.
The directors of the Union Stock Yards
National bank will meet today to elect
successor to MI Mcpherson. who. is now
retiring from the service to enter business
of his own. He has secured offices on the
second iloor of the Exchange building. No.
25s, adjoining those of Rosenbaum lie ends
MS service with the bank today. and II Is
understood that as soon as he can incor-
poratc his new company it will begin ac-
tive business
Well known People Dead
There were three deaths of we'll known
people reported in the city Yesterday One
was a unique character who was known
as Jack Leonard. who died Sunday night
at the county hospital. where he had been
since last winter when he was taken there
SUFFERING from pneumonia He came to
south Omaha more than twenty years ago
and long lived in little shack south OF
the Union Pacific depot. He had simply
squatted there and TO get him of they
TOOK advantage Of one of the frequent
times when he was out ENJOYING himself
and before his joy had subsidized his little
shack was moved off the place where he
had squatted. After this he sold corn
salvos and bunion cures He will be buried
In the pottcr's field at the expense of the
county.
The second was the death of Mrs. Otto
Nurmbach, 3Sl6 II street This occurred a
the South Omaha hospital carly Monday
morning. She was 80 years old and had
been a resident here for number OF years.
Her husband is a cooper by trade. She
will be buried from the English Lutheran
church Wednesday at p. m. Rev. r. w.
Lvcrs Will deliver the funeral address.
The interment will he in Laurel Hin Gene
terry.
The third death was that of Dan Trow
ley, man of SO years, one of the foren,op
at Armour's packing house. He died Mon
DAY morning at St Bernard's hospital in
council Bluffs lie is lying at the Barrel
Undertaking rooms, and IL IL not deter
mined whether he will be buried here or
his body sent to Iowa. his former home.
lie was a well known memter Of the Eagles
iodge at this plac" and II Is likely that his
pro'hors OF the g.. ':;y will give him
tho burial honors order
Magic 60, Gossip
Joseph Roc. $40 North Sixteenth street.
has boy. 1859
mhete is u case of scarlet fever at
| lWrnty-nlnth and Il streets
There Will be a meeting of democrats
Wednesday night at Evans hail
j. r. hoisner has the GIT of a new
uaushlel. he liNcs AT Thirteenth and Mis-
sour avenue. 'i''
The body of Carl Albert Carlson. who
was STAMPED December 80, was Inferred ar
Forest Lawn January 3.
A. Agncw is moving his oHicc today
from the south Omaha National bang huiid-
ins To the Glasgow block
DANIEL Banner ~ reported to be critically
III AT nls nome, =Sl4 q street lie is a
may not recover. "
+. j. LOWS, OF Rock Island Ill. one
oI inc latSeat owners of real estate m
SCUM omaha was IN town loohIng atter has
interests yesterday.
Tue Cardinal c.up will give one of its
regular bans at me Odd Fellows haiI this
cNetihS. IL promises 10 DC one az tho
! most uellglttm features of the season
Inc haid times ban at the Ancient On
uti OF I hiltu " orkmcn tcdplc tnIs even
ms IL 10 Dc strlcOy AN iuNItatlun pArtN.
At ~ 10 u" kINcn unuer the auspices Ul the
hnlgnts ana LADIES' of security
Mrs. \. -. Davidson, VINO mas been her,
Tor the past Wees ~ more VISITING Nitn
lhe fanny OF FRANK h.. Jones, cIly ave
stock INSPECTION, IL whose NIIe sac is Il sis
ter mas returned to Harvard, Neb.
timothy Carr, father OF Tim Carr ir
VINO was sentenced over year ago Tor tnr
HlulueI OF a man ny the name Oh best, at
Sdipy MINIS, IL cut circulating a petition Ia
the governor tor the pardon OF nls son
The Swedish Norwegian Republican club
VIA hoiu us uIst IneCtInk ol me campaign
Ncu''s~a! cNSh.nst JdHutrk 10, al al
Noftn twenty -tuuIln street. Business Uf
Impotence Wal pc transacted. .ln invited.
lnc Monday Night WHIST CLUB met iast
night with a. l.. hunter l5l6 North
l twenty seventh street. A number OF inc
ciub members were present ana the paving
was or "A very SPIRITED character. Mrs
hunter proved shIiItul entertainer. Inc
games were piaS eu progressively and AIR.
ana Mrs, j. Al Guiiu won nrsI nonors
The Woodmen of the World held their
annual lnstdidtlOn last nIguL IN tIieIr nan
over the south Omaha National BANK the
meeting was given a tuil attendance. rhe
GIll team assisted In the entertainment
ana the ceremonies ana there were several
members Of the grand lodge present ne
fresnment ana a social time followed the
rituals and bail at the. close
The Faternai union held Its installation