Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

or three cases The one Of next greatest
importance Is the Missouri avenue injunc
ton proceedings. He expects to take up
that important case Wednesday OF this
week. He is confident OF being able to
win the case. II he should not. then the
81, 900 In the Missouri avenue paving fund
would have to be kept in the treasury until
the end Of the first five years Of the tenure
OF the bonds. at which time the issue could
be paid OF. Then the project Of paving
could be taken up anew. The paving
could, however. be done by private sub
scription from the property owners. but II
is not probable that II would be done
voluntarily.
Finds Burglar In House.
Mrs. John FLYNN, 2sO2 II street, reported
last night that the residence had been en-
tered by supposed burglar on returning
home last night at about $3.50 she saw
light which she could not explain Instead
Of going to her own home she went TO a
neighbours residence and called up the sta
ton. Before the officers arrived. however,
the burglar had evidently taken alarm and
fed Oficcr Harder examined the house,
but found nothing molested. There was
some evidence, however, that someone had
been prowling through the rooms
EIectinE Successor to Guild.
There will be a meeting OF the board OF
directors OF the South Omaha Live Stock
exchange Monday afternoon for the pur-
pose or selecting successor ~ 7. NJ Guild,
who resigned as secretary some time since
20 accept the position Of commissioner OF
the Omaha Commercial club In his honor
the exchange rendered a splendid recep-
ton a few nights ago. There are num-
har ~ ~ nd Tor ba nd
is no doubt that good material will be Sc
cured
knocks out Fellow workman.
John Sexton, special oficer at Cudahy's
packing plant. arrested william Johnson a
colored man, for striking a fellow laborer
a heavy blow with a hook or pike pole
yesterday morning. He rendered his OPP
ponent. who was white unconscious. and
for a time Il was thought he was dead. As
soon as the blow was struck johnson at
tempted to run away, but the special
officer proved to be the speedier and ran
him down after a block. He was turned
over TO officer Elsfeder, who took him to
the city Jail. His victim was taken home,
where he has recovered consciousness. He
was attended by DR.. Schooling.
Magic City Gossip.
The burial of John Karvalls and Joseph
Navra took place yesterday.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to all
| parts of the city. Telephone No. s.
Miss Montgomery of Silver Creek. n. Y,
is visiting her cousin. Miss Alice Davis.
| Six-room modern house and large barn
| for rent. 25lS G street. Telephone A-394.
! John Hun. Eighteenth and Harrison
! streets. Is very low at the South Omaha
! hospital
James Graham, SIS North Twentieth
| street is enjoying a visit from his brother
| from Freeport, Ill.
Cecilia club will meet at the home of
! Mrs. Fl, Steiuburg, Twenty-third and |
streets, Wednesday, July II.
! j. d. Ringer, the assistant city attorney,
| returned to the city with his bride yester-
| day. They will live at Twenty seventh and
| + streets.
! Charles Offerman and a party including
/ his sister. Miss Anna Offerman, spent a
/ part of the last week at Blue Lake fishing.
! They report fair luck.
United States Attorney Miles of the
| southern district of Iowa, is I'm the city
| looking after the legal affairs of his
| brother-in-law, ID. G.. Robb.
The funeral Of Michael Dee. a brother Of
! Edward Dee Of this city, will occur today
i'm St. Patrcks church i'm Omaha. The
| burial will be I'm ST. Mary's cemetery In
| South Omaha. Michael Dee was an old
settler of South Omaha and once owned
the site of the letter brewery as farm
| In the early days he donated St. Mary S
| cemetery to the city and church. His mem
DRY will be honored today by many OF his
| old friends.