Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-11

an insurance on her life and she leaves the
boarding house as well for the support Of
her little children. The funeral will be
from the residence at Twenty -sixth and q
streets Friday morning at $50. From there
the procession will go to 81. Agnes church
at 9 a. m. She will be buried in st. Mary's
cemetery. II is likely that the Order OF
Maccabees will be out to assist in the
ceremonies.
Three Funerals.
There were three funerals in the city yes
terday. The first was that of John Leonard.
A number Of his old-time friends assisted in
giving the strange old man a Christian
burial. He was buried from St. Mary s
church at a. m. and his body was laid to
rest in st. Mary's cemetery. The second
was the funeral OF Mrs. Laura wurmbach,
2sl6 r street. A large number OF friends
gathered at the English Lutheran church
at p. m. to pay their last respects to her.
The interment was in Laurel Hill. The
third was the funeral procession and SER
vice over the body of Dan Crowley, which
was conducted from Barrels undertaking
parlors at p. m. The order OF Eagles
was out to honor his memory. Many OF the
members accompanied the body TO Omaha
where II was sent by train to Elmira
N. Y, for burial.
BARRIERS Have Troubles.
A ID. Norman was arrested yesterday
morning for an alleged assault on Joseph
Colesburg. Both of the men are BARRIERS
There has been some trouble between tn,
men before and one or the other has beer
under arrest on other occasions. This morn
ing Coleburg swore to a complaint of as
sault and battery, declaring that Norman
was responsible for a couple of conspicuous
| black eyes which Coleburg exhibited to tn,
court, and Norman was arrested. II,
| swears that in this case he is not RESPONSE
| BILE at all, not having met Coleburg latel!
\ nor had an opportunity of handing hin
such a compliment. The BARRIERS wher
! Norman works all say that he had no
been out of the house all day until ar
rested Coeburg. however Is just as posi-
| tive 1t is thought that Coleburg go
beaten during the night by someone els
and is trying to put the blame on Nor
l man.
NOonan Seeking Bond.
The friends of Frank Noonan have bee
making every effort to get a sufficient bon
for his release. Four men have been foun
willing to sign. but their combined, uniT
numbered properties do not make enough I
cover the bond II the bond is not secure
by noon today the Judge will order I'll
transfer of Noonan to the county Jail.
Magic City Gossip.
John +. shulz started yesterday for Cal
forris.
Hugh Kirwin of Fort Crook reports Il
arrival OF baby girl.
Paul Bysrly, who has been sick wit
la grippe. IL now improving quite rapidly.
The women Of the Presbyterian churC
Mrs. A. ]. Caughey.
F. A, Agnew left yesterday morning 4
Stuart, Ia on receipt OF news that h
mother is lying ut the point Of death
Superior lodge. Degree of Honor, W
/. meet this evening to install the new
elected officers. 4 full attendance is d
sired.
J. Alfred Francoeur, 1913 North Invent
: third, timekecper for Armour & Co.,
confined to his bed with slight attack
appendicitis.
South Omaha. Mrs. Anna NJ. FOWL. 2222
r street. was able yesterday to pay a loi
promised visit to her little great grandso
, Harry McCandless. Fourteenth al
Archer, who has been sick for FIVE month
4 Is recovered enough to walk about I
3 house. 1t is hoped that he will soon
out again.
> Bids are advertised. for the electric wiri
: in the new fire hall. The former bids we
A considered too high by the council. T
bids will be received until Monday mig
: at o'clock. --.-.-.5 -.. -..
Tho Highland Park Improvement cl,
n will meet in regular monthly session Thur
l. day evening az 80 o'clock: the meeti
g. X warrick of the First National ba
d Of Alliance was in town yesterday on
flying business. trip. He found time
;, | greet many of his friends at the exchan
IL and the stock yards Of1lCeS.
Q The young women OF ST. Agnes chur
gave a pleasant card party at Masonic n
last night. A large number OF tables We
e whole evening. Refreshments were serv
a The conversation lecture of Miss Cru
y mer, a missionary from Shanghai. Chi
. was much appreciated by the members
st. Martins auxiliary, who gathered
If the home of Mrs. l-aurs yesterday aft
=. / noon.
Yhe Judgment of Mike FNhey sgai
II the city for injuries sustained in a fall
'e the icy walk near Twenty-fOurth ana
= streets last winter has been settled
10 the issuance of warrant in his favor
" the amount.
N l. F. GAlett, local Rock Island agent,
~ gone to Kansas City TO attend the wedd
lie of his daughter. which took place
night. Miss Jesse Il. Gillett married
III Mark Mitchell. Mr.. Gillett's family
IN living in Kansas City.
i'd The police are looking for a man mar
40 descent, who is wanted for statut
i'd offense. The case was first reported to
nd Omaha police, but II is believed that
or hangs out here more than in the lar
| city.
al The Grand Army of the Republic and
he Womans Relief corps will nave a spu
wv installation OF officers at their post roc
:, Saturday evening. Every comrade and
Gu family will be welcome to attend.
place of meeting In in Woodmen hall q
the South Omaha National bank.
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