Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

Of some to not take out the necessary per-
NIT for the erection OF new buildings or
for contemplated repairs on old once. There
win be q reversal Of the conditions, as the
building inspector intends that the trouble
win be for the other fellow IN the future As
a result OF this decision two complaints
have been nled with Police Judge King.
and warrants have been issued for the ar
rest Of A. J. Bandomer and John Mccain.
They will be given an opportunity TO ex-
plain to the Judge just why they refuse to
comply with the ordinances.
sunday Services,
Modern Idolatry; IT'S Eject on the Cause
Of Education" will be the morning topic
At the Twenty-nfth Street Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning. Rev. Dr.
Wheeler will be in the pulpit and Mrs. r.
o. Has1xlns will sing.
For the future regular services will be
conducted at the First Methodist Episcopal
church as usual. The morning services to-
morrow will be conducted by Rev. O. p.
Warren Of Hooper Neb.. by the appoint
msnt Of the presiding elder, followed by
the sacrement OF the Lords supper. In
the evening Rev. r. NJ Sisson will con-
duct the services.
AZ Jeher Memorial church Sunday morn
ing Rev. w. d. stambaugh will use for his
sermon the topic Gods Use OF Imperfect
1nstrumentalities." In the evening there
will be the fourth sacramento service for
the conferences year. after which Rev. O.
b. Warren will preach IN the place of Pre-
siding Elder Gorst.
Uniforms In Packing Houses.
The much talked OF white uniforms for
employees in the packing houses have made
their appearance 1T last, but not In the
way that was at frst anticipated. The
only persons wearing the new uniform,
which is Of the regular military cut, are
the meat inspectors and others working in
the different houses and in the employ Of
the government. The suits are neat In ap-
pearance and are made OF the usual white
duck Preparations are being made by the
inspectors at the packing houses to have
their pictures taken a group next Mon
day One Of the photos will be sent to
the Department of Agriculture in Wash
ington.
All Ready for Carnival.
Mammie will be the principal attraction
at the Ancient Order Of United workmen
carnival beginning the first week in Sep
TENDER, and Hikeon will be the place OF all
attractions as well as where everyone will
meet everyone. This was decided at the
meeting Of the arrangements committee
last night as was the preliminary arrange
ments for the monster parade to be held
the FIRST night. Monday, September g.
George Hsuptman has charge Of that part
of the program and promises that II will
be one Of the biggest parades ever held in
South Omaha. Lodges from all towns
within radius Of nifty miles will be in at
tendance as we'll as Judge Powers with his
initiatory team and bands a-plenty.
The committee proposes that this car
nival will outshine any other ever given by
the order in the city.
Magic City Gossip.
Viola vanNsss is visiting with relatives
s, Mrs. George B. Smith has returned from
A. A. Nixon has returned from a visit
Mrs. J. UrbanslSy is convalescing after
an illness of several weeks duration.
MISS Miss Mabel Dimmook is entertaining Miss
Miss Maude Wilson of Lincoln is being
entertained by Miss Iona McCandless.
yene Gsfford has returned from an ex-
tended vacation spent at DanDury. Ia,
Mrs. Patrick Rowley Is quite III at her
nome, as also Is her daughter. Miss Anna.
Guy Anderson reports the birth OF
Daughter at his home. 'rwenty-nrst and Y
The arrival Of a new son at their home,
$sa$ L street. is reported by Mr.. and Mrs
Principal N. M, Graham of the high
spent at Lyons, Neb
amounting IN all 70 SIS for - gambling NIB SG'f Ss
Judge King yesterday.
Presbyterian church. 10 visiting with
friends in Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. 8. Goshey, who was % seriously
comfortably and mending rapidly
Miss Lorena johnson has returned from
Chicago. where she has been attending
the Moody institute.
has returned after a visit with friends
and relatives at Denver and other western
points.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Eads left during
the week for q visit with friends and ref
auves in Burlington, La. They will be
absent some time.
boy at his homo. isis washington street,
and Thomas Heallean, Forty-fourth and
/ streets. also reports the arrival Of a
l.. w. Rushing yesterday took out a per-
store house to be erected at $40 North
q. Stout has also taken q permit for the
erection Of frame building near Forty
fourth and \ streets at q cost OF $3.50.
ole Strabue and Martin Crockett were
yesterday arrested by Oficer Coulter on
session Of a sack full 81 insulated Wire
and massive pieces of brass, which they
could not account for other than the ar
ticles were given them by farmer living
west of the city
willing TO Compromise.