Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-10

put the same in practice. This. in South
Omaha. will mean the addition Of several
men to the present force and perhaps a
complete new management Of the forces.
Several men have already been added ia
anticipation Some Of these are the sanitary
inspectors and others are the night men, Of
which there is to be one to each plant.
These men will look after all night loading
and see that there Ia no evasion under the
cover Of darkness. II must be understood
that there IL no suspicion Of such a thing
In any Of the South Omaha plants.
improvements at srius.
70 IL reported that Swift and Company
have nearly completed plans for extensive
additions 20 their plant These additions
will include a number Of new buildings.
among which are car shops. soap factory.
a canning department and department
embracing number OF chemical processes.
According to the statement OF Building
Inspector Trap all the plans will be placed
in his hands by the end OF another week.
The work OF erecting the necessary build
ings will then be begun They are to
occupy a large tract Of ground south OF
the present plant Beside the proposed en-
larsement. the company Is doing consider
able work on the buildings already. erected.
Several new tracks are being laid.
Magic City Gossip.
Mrs NJ. Brennan. Twenty-seventh and G
streets, is recovering from q serious Illness,
Eugene A. Rose has returned from
short visit in the western part OF the
state.
c. A. Melcher and family have gone to
Iowa points for q visit OF p week or two
with relatives.
Robert b. Montgomery il expected home
July ~. lie has been At Durham and Ashe-
vile, n. g., for several months.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs William
Malone. 2H6 G street, died Sunday night.
| The funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
Gail Hsmill has arrived in the city after
an extended trip through the east includ-
ing New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton.
The Ladies' Aid society of the English
Lutheran church will give an ice cream
social In Highland park Thursday even
| ing.
]. ]. GnHn will start for Dubuque. la
| this morning. From there he Will 60 20
Moline, III. He will be a guest Of William
| Hines
! James Buis Is enjoying himself at
| Vivian. s. d. He says IL the council wants
/ him before July 10 they Will have TO come
| after him.
The Exchange Hustlers defeated the Day
! team of the stock yards Sunday morning
| in a game of base ball played in letter
| park. The score was to Y.
j Mrs o. p Taylor and children and Mrs.
| II. d. Waldo and children started last Fiji
] day TO Sner10an, MyOs IoT "a WISH WIN
| relatives. They will go on a camping trip
| to the mountains.
Captain Nels Turnouist last night cap
! tured Charles g. Wells, reported to be a
| deserter from the army at Fort Deaven-
| worth, Kan His parents live here and he
! was found at home
The following births were reported yes
| terday: Joe Malucsjk. Twenty ninth and
! G, daughter; Charles Roote, lSl6 NJ a
| daughter; Andrew Anderson, S23 North
| Thirteenth, a daughter.
,aA 1lxY
number of her friends at dinner last even
! ing. The tables were spread on the lawn
| In the shade of the porches. Between
! twenty and thirty guests were present
| H. W. Henry of Council Bluffs was fined
on two charges to which he plead guilty,
that Of assault and battery on his wife
wife, who has left him, shs. assss.egts be
| cause Of his cruelty. F''''h'
| A letter was received by Lew Etter from
a man IN Mountain View. car, ASKING
he owed bills. The letter Is an oddity
| from the fact that the man has not been
| in South Omaha since 1888.
Mayor Hector has not signed the ordi.
nance relating to the time of closing OF
| the saloons on week days. He has eX-
pressed his intention of not signing It,
ing the required time unsigned
| Mrs C. +. oliver and her mother, Mrs
9ugsS T leSTs toS %Is On ns,e yisi ves
The mother has been attending her daugh'
ter during long illness this spring
w. II. Watts was fined 81 and costs In
police court yesterday.
Earl Green was fined s. and costs for
assault and battery on Elof Nilsson, twenty
eighth and streets. The assault arose
over the possession of a base ball The
ball was fouled into Wilson's yard and he
refused to give II UP to the boys when
asked by Green, to do SO and a night en-
sued.
The death Of Con j. Riley occurred at tbs
st. Joseph hospital In Omaha satnraas
night. He was one of the oldest residents
of South Omaha. He will be buried under
the, auspices of the Ancient Order - OF
Hibernians at $50 a.. m. this morning. the
services will be in st, Agnes church and
the burial in St. Mary's cemetery.
Thomas and Frances Jones, whe We're
taken from a box car yesterday morning
were found to have good connections In o.
tumWa, la. They were leaving home en-
route for Denver, but had expected to WORT
in the harvest fields OF Nebraska Thel
money was exhausted before they reached
the FIRST point In their destination. The
woman tells a sorrOwful tale Of cruelty Al
the hands OF husband whom she mas LEFT
The couple admitted that they were not
man and wife.