Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-18

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says the woman is simply a housekeeper
for him.
Harry Sims and Bill Tangiman were ar
rested for stealing lot of brass fixtures
and bookings from packing house machinery
which they attempted to sell as junk.
John Ryan and Peter Ursdevincz are both
in for disturbing the peace by lighting.
Many Candidates Develop.
]. II. Bulla filed for the democratic nomi-
nation as councilman in the First ward. He
is n we'll known member of the Traders OK
change. George Meek files in the Fifth
ward as tho republican candidate for :he
council. Joseph Duffy also filed as one of
the opposing candidates in the same ward
on the democratic ticket Robert c. Walker,
republican, filed for the position of coun-
Gilman in the Sixth ward. In the same
ward and also republican appears the
name Of /. j. Copenharve. W. Fl. Cressey,
democrat, files for the Office of committee
man in the First ward. Samuel d. Acker
of the firm of n. Z. Acker & Co. filed AZ
the democratic candidate for the vacancy on
the school board. George Dunscombe fled
as democratic candidate in the Fourth ward
and as an opponent to him William 4. Nc
Craith, republican, went on record. Nc
Craith seeks to be renomnated. Frank
rDworak. republican, filed for councilman
in the Second ward. Up TO date the record
shows that twenty-nine candidates have
filed for nomination at the primaries for
the different offices. No one has yet flied
for mayor.
Magic City Gossip.
Fred Ferro is down with the rheumatism.
Thomas Hasty, 3glS n street reports the
birth of a daughter.
Two new candidates were initiated to the
Order OF Eagles Tuesday night.
Chief OF Police John Briggs has so far
duties again.
| 1t is now determined that the same cleo
ton board will serve at the special and the
| general election
| Saturday with the grippe He is now
slowly improving.
! T. T. Munger has bought out his old com
| mission stand at All North Twenty-fifth.
turned from Joliet, Ill.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will hold
an ali-day meeting at the church Friday,
noon. Everyone invited.
Thomas Duckworth and Miss Jessie
Darnell were married at the home of w.
9. Duckworth, Tuesday, at ID M. Rev
Sisson performed the ceremony.
Richard Braden. a painter who has lived
at 26ll n street, died at the county hospital
OF tuberculosis yesterday. His body was
| taken In charge by Undertaken Brewer, but
| made.
The council approved the appointment
! or Il. r. Leigh, Joe Murphy and b. l.. VIII
| cox as appraisers of damages in the grad
| ing of the alley between / and j streets
and between Twenty-second and Twenty
| third streets.
All voters registered as socialists are
called TO attend meeting at the Com
monwealth hall at Twenty-tifth and w
| streets on January 20, at p. m. Inc OBJ
tect OF the meeting is to select candidates
Tor the spring election.
II is now positively known that William
! Brennan Is out of the race for mayor In
| fact he has not considered himself a can
| dldate at all There was some casual taxi
of the possibility, but it appears to have
| been without any definite authority.
The city treasurer reports that the city
warrants are begin paid at rapid rate
and that most OF the large disbursements
VIII be made by tonight. About $1,000 vii
be reduced to practically nothing. This |,
state of affairs almost new to the city.
From all present indications 1000 peopl,
will attend the musicale at the nigh sCnUo
building tonight. over 100 tickets have beer
sold in advance ana there is little doub
that a conservative estimate of $40 tickets
at the doors will not be too great. 1t Il
the same in most OF its features as wa
presented at the Lyric theater in Omah'
to such crowded house. There hav
been some additions to that presentation
An "olden times party will be given a
the home of j. N. Beavers, 42 Norti
Twenty-second street, Friday evening
January 10, under the auspices of the kp
worth league of the First Methodist Fps
copal church. Members and friends o
the league are taxing an unusual interes
in this function ana indications point {
an evening OF rare fun. Old-fasnione
} costumes will be worn, old-fasnioned song
ana recitations will be given and old-fasn
toned refreshments will be served. Friend
of tine league may secure tickets by apply
ing to members