Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13

complete amputation of the riddled digits
was necessary. Last night ne was resting
easily.
T. c. McCarty was brought to the hos
pital from Kilpatrick's grading camp yes
terday afternoon suffering from injuries
received while operating the steam shovel
He was caught and thrown in such a man
ner as to receive severe confusion of the
lower limb between the knee and ankle.
Though the injury will lay him up for a
week or two, IL is not likely to be Of more
serious nature. All the other inmates of
the hospital are doing well.
Magic City Gossip.
c. p. Campbell leaves Sunday for Raw
Inns, Wyo.
John }. Blake, Twentieth and q streets,
Floyd Mckay left South Omaha today
for Versailles, Mo.
William Mcconnell, Thirty-ffth and X
streets, reports the birth of girl.
j. Laverty's father from Ord Neb., is
visiting here with three OF his sons
Charles Rapp is about to build a s. 600
residence at 1915 North Twenty-ifth street.
W. r., Hufnagle of Lincoln arrived In the
Burlington otrces.
DIR, J. V. Foster of Tiden, formerly con-
nected with the bureau OF animal INDUSTRY
rs visiting In the city.
s. ID. Dunn has secured a permit for a
lOuO dwelling which he expects to erect at
rwenty-second and streets.
Edward Wyman, Grand Island, father of
Mrs. Frank h. Jones and Mrs. j. Williams,
rs spending few days with mis- dsugn-
tiers.
Del Morris was arrested yesterday for
assault ana battery, by which George W.
Wilson is said TO have suffered to some ex-
tent.
l. W. Randles of Lorraine, H., and c.
c. Adams OF Marshall, IND, both prominent
a. ha NIaa
local market,
The bono Of the, city treasurer has been
raised to N5U0Ov. II is expected there viii
be nearly 100000 in the treasury by the
middle or the summer.
The South Omaha National bank has
( taken out permit for the repairs of a
store front on Iwenty-fourth street. The
cost OF the repairs is $1,000.
Harry Mcfarland was sentenced to thirty
days m the county jail. but the sentence
was suspended during his absence from the
city. he promised TO be seen here nc
more.
The petition OF property owners for the
giadinS Of rhirty-ninth street, which was
rejected by the council for errors In its
compilation. mas been again submitted in
( amended form.
Adsh chapter No. 50. order Of tn,
/ Eastern star will meet IN regular session
| at Masonic hail Saturday evening There
/ will be an election OF officers, and ali the
/ members are expected to attend,
The men of the Methodist church hav,
! a surprise IN store Tor May 4. Iney re
J quest the friends and members TO keel
( That date open until they are ready &
spring their novel entertainment
Mrs. George Carley, Miss Anna Gimme
and Miss lorenzo Campbell were the dele
gates of the First Presbyterian church L
q the missionary convention at Fremont
( hey are expected home TINS morning.
Mrs. L. c. Gibson entertained a numbe
OF Omaha friends at social evening a
B cards Wednesday. Among the guests wer,
Judge Baker and wife Judge shields an,
( wife, Alr. and Mrs. Sunderland and MIR
ana Mrs. kipling.
The maple syrup and hot biscuit Dime
/ of the women ot the First Presbyterian
church, which was held last night at IN
home Of Mrs. c. NJ. Schindel, was a grea
success in spite Of the rain which was fall
/ ing steadily, A large number OF friend
were on hand 10 partake.
Bids for the grading of street from
second from ; TO \ street, the former be
Ing NIL at an approximate cost of tl4,00
, ana the latter at cost OF between sac
and $500. will be received at the once q
the city clerk until p. m. April Is.
Burglars attempted to break into tn
I SandWall Jewelry company's store Wednes
day night. They made a large cut with
I diamond in both OF the front windows AM
In the window on the west side Of the doc
they broke the glass. The piece was no
were frightened away before they ooul
hnish the job.
Fitzpatrick Bros. a Collins have re
ceived four new donkey engines 20 be use
on the temporary tracks on the Elkhor
cut-on OF the Union Pacific. They will b
used 10 pull the dump cars which carr
the dirt from the great steam shOvels Whic
are used there. IL is thought they will b
far better than the use Of many NOR
horses and wagons.