Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

which confined her to a hospital for sew
eIal weeks. Another case from the same
cause is still pending.
During the present week the attorney
will try the restraining order which at
present prevents the procedure of the
paving on Missouri avenue. The case will
be taken up as soon the Wolfe case Is
disposed Of Along with the legal trials
of the aflicted avenue there is great
trial of the patience Of the people OF that
locality. This patience was practically ex-
hausted before the rain of last night, and
now It is all gone.
Case of Smallpox Located.
A well developed case of smallpox was
discovered yesterday morning at 2A4
street The AFFLICTED party is Mrs. W. H.
Hall, who. with her husband and a child
lives over the building formerly occupied
by shooting gallery. Sanitary Inspector
MsClntook visited the place and placed the
whole family under quarantine. He then
notified the Omaha authorities and they re-
moved the patients TO the emergency hos
pita1 during the afternoon. The case had
not reached the stage of active contagion
and It is thought the precautions taken will
confine the disease easily.
Omcer Has n Lively Chase.
Captain Nels Turnquist had the flesh
stripped of the first Joint OF his fore
finger last night in recapturing prisoner
who attempted to run away. The man
was John Roden, ledger in Mrs Fergu-
sons lodging house at Twenty-sixth and r
streets. Roden was arrested for disturbing
the peace after he had beaten up fellow
lodger. On the way to the jail, as the
officer passed w. H. Queenan's blacksmith
shop, Roden threw himself into narrow
passageway between the buildings. Turn
quist fired three shots after him and then
ran his man down In doing so he en-
countered a wire fence on which he tore
his finger. The prisoner fell over a pile
of planks and could not get on his feet
soon enough to escape. He was booked
for being drunk. disturbing the peace and
resisting an oflcer.
Magic City Gossip.
George schop was arrested for keeping
and harboring a vicious dog.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered TO all
parts OF the city. Telephone No. s.
Mrs. Dawson OF Endicott, Neb., q sister
OF Mrs Walter Madden. is paying the latter
a visit
p. C. Caldwell, justice of the peace. mo-
tary public, real estate, fire insurance. oil
N street.
| Mrs. p. J. Johnson is mourning the death
of a brother, who passed away recently at
his home In the east.
J; g. Mcfarland, c. s. Severn and John
police court yesterday.
! DR.. j. !. Allen and wife OF Kirkman. III,
are visiting T. ]. Terrell and family, Ills
/ North Twenty-third street.
Martin Queenan was again arrested on
I the complaint OF his wife, charging him
with failing to keep the peace
The Degree of Honor, No. 1893, elected DR..
Ralston as delegate 20 the Grand lodge, and
Mrs. Aanna Rover a alfArnntp.
George Nicholson has sold his property
In the vicinity OF Thirtieth and o streets
and is moving to Twenty-ffth and A
/ The woman's Christian Temperance
union Will meet at the home OF Mrs. George
Sarley, NJ North Twenty-second, Tues
day afternoon, July 8.
MS A. ~ Moore Of Chicago, sister Of
bt. Joseph, No, Mr.. Brayton's niece, are
visiting at his home. 2Sl3 G street.
The body Of qottlieb Hess was sent yes
MS son, John r. Hess, who arrived In the
city yesterday morning 10 take charge OF IL.
The death of Carl Dohrmann. infant son
fourth street, occurred yesterday. The
Neb.
Charles Remer. city stock and meat in
speetOr' reports that the markets OF South
Vnana are very clean and well kept, and
that no people need fear Of impure products
rom them He says the packers supply
them the best they have in the city.
Miss Emma Furst. LOUISE Don. Clara
DeeksTt and Nellie Prsfke leave Monday
t tSI me western part o. NeersAhS for a
pSSru,s, ssk 10 1utsns. Each ana All have
IKE The ghg1niAn- before thar return.
mt MI Josie Jindra Aged y, disd q the
SOUTH Omaha hsspatn ssE1y Yesterday
baby, which Il DOING wen The woman
4 IVA A. 1ls street Ths funeral VIII be