Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-26

regalc itself by listening to some real, live
talks from members. James Welsh one
Of the candidates led on with sound talk
on the needs OF a live organization made
up OF a set Of men who would work TO-
gether through thick and thin. fellows who
were not too much engrossed In their own
ambitions to take the good OF the party to
heart Senator L. c. Gibson continued in
the same strain, saying ne was glad TO see
such fine body Of the good. old timers out
with their sleeves rolled up ready for a
fight. P. j. Trainor the enthusiastic
county commissioner from this end. had a
good word for the objects of the club. A.
II. Murdoch sprung a new grist of his
stories, which did not fail to touch the
point and bring out applause.
After the speeches several items Of bust
ness were transacted The club is TO he
known as the South Omaha Republican
club and the next meeting Of the organ
izatlon will be a big rally next Tuesday
might A delegation win be made up to
attend the speech by Judge Taft in Omaha
on October 81 There is to be a vice presi-
dent in each ward and each will have SUI
pervision over the affairs Of his ward
Headquarters for the club. will be in the
/ building formerly used ba ], M, Tanner
for the Daily Democrat fhe location IS
fine one and the rooms are on the ground
floor. where everyone can see them and
drop in.
The big meeting for tonight at Franek's
hall was announced and a large delegation
OF the members will be out About $50
was raised in five minutes TO pay for the
hall in use and for the opening OF the club
rooms.
City's Health statistics.
The city clerk prepared statement in
accord with a request from DIT. G. H.
Glennan. surgeon general OF the Marine
! Hospital corps The statement is to fur
nish data for determining the seasonal
prevalence of typhoid fever and tine condi-
tons under which ii most frequently de-
velopes The records OF the city go back
eleven years. In the past. eleven years
there has been but forty-seven cases OF
death from typhoid fever in the city. In
1895, /; 1896. 2; 1897, .; 1885. s. 1899 8;
1900 j 1901, /; 1902 .; 1905, 4 1904. 10; 1906 ?;
1906 g During this period the city has
enjoyed the use Of water pumped from tho
Missouri river. very few people using wells.
From comparison OF the tables II ap-
pears that typhoid fever prevails the most
In the fail Of the year. April. May. June
and July have very few fatalities In the
autumn when the complication Of pneii-
monia Is more prevalent, the death rate il
much increased. The average Of deaths
from typhoid for the year is s-l1.
Fears Damage 20 stock.
A. A. Nixon arrived yesterday morning
from Denver and a trip IN the western
part Of the state. He had much TO say
about the severity OF the recent storm
through which he passed. He Is OF the
; i
{ damage 10 the ranges. Many cattle which
had been partly rounded up for the TAI
market will be scattered over many milei
= Of territory again and the shipment viii
be delayed for weeks. Some OF the cat
tie may not be IN ht condition to shlI
when found There Is considerable losi
among the sheep men. The men on IN,
South Omaha exchange are expecting larg,
shipments next week as the result OF tn
early SHOWS All the surplus stock o
the ranges is likely to be sent Ia II il 4
anywhere near the marketing points
Magie city Gossip.
r @. B. Gafford, livery. Tel. 1O6
, DIT. Aberiy 18th and n Tel. A S2i
:, Miss Lennie Montgomery Of St Loui
( Is the guest Of Miss Elizabeth r. Hayes.
e ! G. p Finch Of CARMEL, Mont, is visitin,
: Hamili
There Will be a chicken pie dinner server
az the United Presbyterian church Frida,
e evening from to p. m
G. 3. Gafford moving and transfer
a Tel 100
4 The burial Of James Tounek. infant sol
. OF John Tounek, 3522 u street. took plac
e yesterday afternoon IN St Mary's GENE
IS terry. The baby died Tuesday.
d letters Gold Top Beer delivered to al
s. parts Of the city. Telephone No
: C. r. Shields - IN the city from Stanton
h Ia. He T. PURCHASING drove q feeders
p lie Is visiting his brother, p. X. Shield
l. Of the South Omaha police force.
> The body OF Eddie Goodro, who browne
"A In the Missouri river July II last, wa
y brought 20 South Omaha for burtel an
3 laid 10 rest in 81. Marys cemetery -es
teiday afternoon
81 Chatsel and salary loans 2i205k n ST. A
business confidential
The donations Of fruit from the member
~ OF St Martins church as we'll as man
ID other ncedful things were highly appre
T. eiated by the South Omaha Hospital as
I, ISOLATION, Many gifts were received.
Thanks are hereby expressed for IN
10 many assurances Of sympathy ana ldndnes
ID or friends and the assistance Of the men
* beIs Of the 4. o. r. an the burial Of m
(Higned) MRS BENJAMIN DAVID.
The voting machines viii be placed /
position today by the custodian, T.. r. (
RidgeNay. The county clerk q sendin
out certificates OF appointment 10 IN
boards q election and All the Judges an
clerks are Required 70 attend the schos
OF instruction which will be held neN
week. Having served AZ g previous sis