Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-10
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NNevs Ints Nsw Jail.

wn,,A IN the actaof moving the city, jail
10 ats new quarters for the last three days
stiIl the task was not completed until satur-
day afternoon. The telephone connections
were cut over Shortly after noon and the
prisoners were sent over about 3 O'Clock
The jail office IL provided with a new hish
desk and stool and this win be enclosed
In a cage shortly. The projections OF the
new quarters were at once apparent. Every
thing was clean and cheerful looking where
It had been quite the opposite before. Inc
prisoners wll doubtless be proportionatelX
comfortable as the officers.
The first prisoner to be booked in the new
Jail was Charles Terrell, a colored garbage
man, who was arrested for plying his trade
without a license. Lewis Nichols was the
second man to be initiated to the new
cells. The Jail has twenty strong cells OF
which four are dark. The dark cells will not
be used except IN cases Of discipline.
Funeral OF Mrs. COrcOran.
The funeral Of Mrs. Michael Corcoran
Saturday morning was one OF the largest
ever Witnessed In South Omaha. The pro-
cession started from the residence at $50
a. m. and proceeded 10 ST. Agnes church,
where the ceremony of solemn requiem
was pronounced by Father Ahern and his
dHHOAldACG. U0 DhAAa wa - ~ $780, =
cemetery. When the procession was fully
extended it was over half a mile long and
consisted Of about forty carriages.
The death OF Mrs. CorcOran. one of the
best known and popular Of women in the
Catholic societies of the city, was sad in
the extreme. She had gone on a visit to
the home Of Mrs. Hughes after the death
OF that woman. according TO the Catholic
custom. As she was about to leave fol-
home she thought she was stepping into
the hallway door. but instead stepped
into a c~ellar-way. She fell eight or ter
feet. striking on her head in such a nan
ner and with such force as to cause he
death about twelve hours afterward. ShI
was taken to the ST. Joseph hospital
where a fatal fracture at the base OF tn
brain was found. Michael COrcoran wa
formerly a policeman OF South Omaha
but at present is engaged at other occu
pations in the city. The residence is a
1901 Q street. There are several member
OF the family,
Joseph spIri Dead.
The death Of Joseph Spiri. a well know
baker OF the city. occurred Friday after
noon at his home after an Illness Of sew
eral months. He underwent a surgical op
GRAFTON from which he never properly raj
lied. He had been kept In st. Joseph
hospital until about ten days ago. whei
all hope OF his recovery was abandone,
and he expressed a wish TO be returned I
his home. He lived at Twsnty-sixth an,
o streets. The funeral will be held thi
afternoon az ? o'clock. The Eagles vii
have charge Of arrangements.
Magic city Gossip.
letters Gold Ton Beer delivered to an
part Of the city. Telephone No. s.
The birth OF a son is reported by NJ
and Mrs. Joe Rabek. Nineteenth and
streets.
For quick returns list your real esta,
with A. l.. Bergquist & Son. Let us rer
your house.
Heyman a Berry, sellers OF quality
meats; Gath and Z. telephone so; zith an
A telephone III.
The Bohemian Republican club wi
meet at BartOn's hail Twentieth and
streets. this afternoon at = o'clock.
When in need Of money call and get OF
terms. Easy payments. Confidential. +
deity Chattel Loan Co. tN No. 18th s
The game between the south Omah
Country club and the B~urlinRtons OF Omeh
Was called of yesterday but the manag'
ment was able 70 secure another gan
with one Of the local teams on short M
J. Morgan has resigned HIS positic
| with swift and Company and gone TO CO
'easo to.rake ~ position as a governmsi
MA 70 Il Holmes sud Afrss A. H. Mu
deck III entertain the Ladies Aid sscsi