Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-23

he south OInaha ponce are a htiie huIl
at the reports which have given nc credit
TO the South Omaha oficers. The fact -
that o'Hearn was already in jail, when
the officers arrived from Omaha In the
arrest Of Warren and Nelson. Elsfelder
was accompanied by the Omaha officer
oHearn was arrested at a very early hour
by Captain Shields and ofioer Morton.
Many Aspirants for Council.
There seems to be no limit to the number
Of men who are anxious for places in the
council. six more four democrats and two
republicans. filed yesterday. Three Of the
democrats filed in the Second ward. They
were j G. vosacek. Patrick J. McDonough
and Jake Davis. Nosacek is a saloon man
living at 1875 South Twenty-frst street.
McDonough is also a saloon man and lives
at 22l9 street. Davis lives at 20o6 street.
In the Third ward S. l. Raynor filed as the
republican candidate. He lives at 26Sl Jeff-
erson. J. Samuel Gosney. democrat, and
Timothy J. Flaherty. republican, filed in
the FIFTH ward Gosney was at one time
travelling for George Burke & Co. His
residence is 1902 North Twenty-seventh.
Mr.. Flaherty is in the grocery business
and lives at 7O2 North Thirty-third. Be
sides the present filings all the candidates
| from the socialist party are yet to be heard
from. IneN VIII HE lot every bHltt vi Nut
ticket. There is only one blank left at the
ONCE Of the city clerk, but more have been
ordered. In addition to the other filings
yesterday. n. 3. Fleharty files on the
democratic ticket for the once OF city at
torney.
Falls end Breaks Leg.
Nathan Trero of Omaha fell and broke
his leg yesterday. between Twelfth and
| Thirteenth streets. on Missouri avenue.
Trego started to 60 TO the river bank, and
| instead Of going on the public road he took
| a path which has been frequently used as
short cut. In descending this path he
| came to an icy place at the brink Of the
| last descent TO the river. Here he slipped
! on a pair OF stairs constructed by the city
and broke his right leg below the knee.
! He lay there for some time before he was
! discovered Captain Turnauist went out
with the rig and took the man 70 the
4 South Omaha hospital. where he is doing
as well as could be expected.
Found Dead in Bed.
| Daniel Ambrose OF Sioux City was found
dead in his bed yesterday morning in Nor
| ris Degan's lodging house over Kushink
! L. Degan's saloon. 1t is known that Am
brose beat his way here from Sioux City
| Sunday and on his arrrui went to the
saloon. He asked for room and sat
down by the stove. Soon he complained Of
feeling sick and went to his room to lie
down. He was not disturbed until this
| morning. when the proprietor attempted to
call him. Getting no response. the door
| was opened and he was found dead, lying
on the bed fully dressed. His body was
| cold and stiffened. showing he had been
dead some time. 1t is thought that he
1 ba f, he
OF Sunday morning He is a member in
good standing Of the Plasterers union No.
q II was discovered that the man has
a brother in San Francisco, Cal, in the
| real estate business at S34 Bush street.
This brother was notified by telegraph Of
the death He will determine the DISPOSE
ton OF the body.
Improvement Bends Issued.
Five Improvement bonds for $40 each for
district No. g were issued yesterday by the
city clerk. They become payable in one,
two, three. four and five years, and draw
interest at per cent. The whole issue OF
s. 800 was bought In by Dan Harmon at par
January 9 Being the contractor for the
street improvement and the only bidder he
was able to control the entire issue. The
bonds were issued to pay for the grading
and improvements in district No. %.
Broken Neck Finally Fatal.
William Henry, who lived at = n.y.
sixth street, on the county line, die sun
day night. The strange thing about the
death is that he has lived since Christmas
day with a broken neck. He was thrown
out OF his cart that day. and when he
was taken to the South Omaha hospital
It was discovered that his neck was
broken. His entire body was paralyzed
He was kept at the hospital for several
days and then he ordered that they remove
him 10 his daughters home in Omaha
From there he was taken back to his .owr
home. where he died. He was rs years old
The remarkable vigor of his body is shown
in the fact of his living nearly a month
after the fatal accident. He will be buried
from the undertaking parlors of Heafey a
Heafey Wednesday morning at $500 Ths
procession will 60 TO ST. Mary's church
and burial will be In ST. Mary's cemetery
City Hall Bonds Delivered.
II was reported from the Packers Ma
tional bank that the city han bonds hav,
been forwarded 20 their eastern banking
connection for delivery. 1t is not likel!
, that Splitter Co. will take up the who'll
issue at once, but will pay for them a.
suits their convenience.
: Magic city Gossip.
I No new cases of smallpox have developed
j. Levy is in Nebraska City visiting hi
son and daughter.
St. Martins auxiliary will give a Dime
at the home of Mrs. ". z. Adkins, Febru
= airy /.
y The Magic City club will give dane
! Thursday evening at Augustnes hall
Thirty-eighth and . streets.
There are now thirty-seven candidates 70
2 the city council Six more will file iron
I the socialist party at least. The Ming vii
. reach sixty or seventy
T. B. Mcpherson has gone 70 Kansa
| City, where he Will visit one of his rancho
: nearby. From there ne goes TO Arapaho
a and will return here at the end OF In
:. week.
Little John \. Barrett. infant son o
!. / John Barrett, a groceryman at Twenty
e thlrd ana = streets. died early Monda
~ morning the burial will be this mornin
at a. m. The services Will be oonducte
from the residence to 81. Marys cemetery
II The Monday Night Whist club met wit
!. W. G. Lambert last night. The games wer
a Played usually in progressive manner
| Crrus Nelson won FIRST prize at the con
test. the women do not ufaw prize unit
- the end of the year, with the exception tina
each hostess gets a silver spoon.
I'D Harris died Sunday night at IN
county hospital he formerly lived a
Twenty-eignth and y streets. He was
Old a the n nd a.