Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-27
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Protesting on Issuance Of Saloon Licenses
has Become Contagious,
POLICE TO TAKE A HAND IN THE GAME
Intention f. Announced to File Pro-
tests Against All who Have been
Accused of ViOIatinE Law
During Past Year.

The Board Of Fire and Police commits
sioners OF South Omaha Ia likely to be busy
during the remaining days before the grant
ing of liquor licenses May 1. In addition to
the contentious of the three newspapers
and the protests offered. the South Omaha
police expect to take a hand I'm the matter.
The chief Of police has ordered complete
list of the saloonmen who have been ar
rested for any breach OF the liquor laws
during the past year This will be pre-
scented at the meeting of the board Friday
evening. The officers will be there also ia
substantiate their protests against the
granting Of licenses. Those against whom
complaints will be entered are: John Rhythm,
Cal Lindsey. Anton Olewicki, Joseph
Bazaar Thomas Korvick. William Conner
ton, Anton Uvick Frank Bosanek, Mrs.
Weber Fred Stroeh, Paul Kushnek, Jack
Shelton. p. j. OConnor. II. II. King. VIM
cent zerwinssi, Barney Cogan. Paul Moll-
ner and Mike Carey. Not all OF these men
are applying for licenses this year
steer Attacks Roy.
A colored boy by the name OF Fleming,
who lives at the western terminus OF the
l. street viaduct was Knocked down yester-
day by a mad steer on Armours killing
floor, Before he could be rescued he re-
ceived broken leg. He had been working
the shackle, by which the beeves are
swung up before they are bled. The animal
had only been slightly stunned by the NAL
let. ard before the boy could secure the
shackle on its feet the maddened animal
attacked the boy, who was unable to es-
cape. II was finally beaten OFF and killed
and the boy was carried to his home. He
was attended by Armour's physician. 1t is
ha M fr,Sta ri . q
serious nature.
south Omaha'E Contribution.
j. c. French made public yesterday the
totals Of the relief funds collected in South
Omaha for the San Francisco sufferers.
The total is s5.77s.4O.
Magic City Gossip!
Peter Ward of Bloomington, ILL.,. is i'm
the city looking after the construction of
four new cottages at the corner of Twenty
ninth and r streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Jasner entertained
the Hungry Twelve Wednesday evening.
1t is said to be the first good, satisfying
feed since the narrowing fasting of Lent.
Ed Driscoll, Thirty-slxth and Q streets,
has gone to Ames, Neb., where he has
contract a steam filter with the stand
ard Sugar Refining company. He took six
skilled men with him.
The eighty-seventh anniversary of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows will
be celebrated Monday evening, April 3d.
at the hall. An elaborate program has
been prepared. An invitation is extended
to all odd Fellows and their families.
The births reported yesterday We're: At
the home of J. w. Carroll, 25O5 U street,
a girl; at the home of John Anderson,
Forty-third and streets, a boy; at the
home Of Frank Jeffries, 1913 Monroe street.
a son.
A. l.. Conway is back from Mexico, where
he has been engaged in the mining business
for some time past. He said he was much
taken with the country; He Is located in
the elevated plateau and the climate is al
most perfect. resembling May weather all
the year round. He has returned to pay
visit and will leave Tuesday Night for
Mexico, accompanied by his family.
Leonard A. Davis gave an evenings en-
Monday night. Prizes Were offered for the
best at cards. These were all in the form
of tin articles. ]. H. Van Dusen won
planned just as the guests were leaving
1t was in celebration OF the tenth annis
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis married
Patrick Broderick arrived in Omaha last
wednesday night about supper time. He
came In on the afternoon relief train from
San Francisco, where it was reported he
had been killed. He was in the fourth floor
of building where there was great loss
of life. The walls split apart and he was
dropped, but landed safely on the top OF
a neghboring building. He got 10 the
ground in safety and was glad to get back
TO South Omaha alive.
1t is an assured fact that the Merchants
base ball team will prove an attraction
One of the largest crowds of the season
attend ed the first ball at the Ancient Order
OF United WOrkmen temple Wednesday
evening. One of the many features OF the
evening was the prize waltzing Several
prominent merchants of the city attended
the ball and expressed themselves as well
pleased with the style and appearance Of
the new team. In the near future the club
viii banquet the donors Of the uniforms
which the players wear