Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01

asked his name and business, after hav-
Ing been "pinched" Tor being drunk. And
for proof OF his assertion he referred the
officers to q sample case Of perfumes he
had with him. After examining the glass
walls Of colored and cheaply-flavored
water contained therein. no one hesitated
in agreeing with the young man. He said
his home was at Langford, 5. Il.
VIII officer Herald II Proud-Over at
officer bill" Herald's house. 22i4 South
Twenty-eighth street. there is a girl baby
which Bill says Is a "whopper." Yester-
day she was 10 days Old and was
christened Margaret st. Francis. Herald
had another name picked out. but he
wasn't consulted and the name is just
what the mothe r intended IL should be all
the time. Margaret 81. Francis weighed
ten and a half pounds wnen she was born.
and. according to Herald. she is growing
so fast that she will soon be doing the
housework.
DR.. d. o. bryant II Prssident-Dr. u. c..
Bryant was Saturday evening elected pres
ident of the Physicians Casualty associa-
tion. The election OF Officers followed
the seventh annual banquet of the asso-
citation at the Hotel Loyal. Other officers
were elected. as follows: Vice presidents,
DR.. d. o. Foote Omaha; DR.. c. NJ. Schindel,
South Omaha; Or. V. L. Traynor. Council
Bluffs. and DR.. A. r. Ray. Fairfield; sec
retary-treasurer, DR.. +. &c. Elliott. The
report of the treasurer showed a gain in
membership of nearly 1000 during the
last year and total benefits paid to dis
abled members amounting to nearly 375,-
600.
olesen II Sorry he Drank-Charles Ole
sen, a resident of a country town near
Omaha, regrets that he came here and
imbibed too freely Of matted water of the
genus alcoholic. In fact, since the cargo
was put aboard Saturday he has shed
tears over the fact. When led into the
police station Saturday afternoon Olesen
cried like a child to be released and be-
tween sobs told the desk sergeant that
he had never been arrested before. How
ever. his name the big book
that shows who's who with the police. and
1t will be Monday morning before Olesen
can plead with the Judge for permission
to go home.
Sale of Bishops ~Houss-Bishop A. L.
Williams is negotiation for the sale of his
property at 2219 Dodge street to John
McHugh Of Minneapolis, brother of Miss
Kate A. McHugh, first assistant prlnci-
pal Of the Omaha High school. though
the papers have not as yet been signed.
The consideration will be SO, 900. and
should the sale be made Miss Ntzhugh,
will occupy the house as a home. Bishop
Williams proposes securing temporary
quarters until the new bishops house is
erected. This probably Will be built or
North Central boulevard. adjoining the
Curtiss Turner park and directly south
OF the property OF DIR. George l.. Miller
- - r,Aa-r 0.-~h n, ths
charge of horse stealing, VIII Chestnut
a Spanish negro. who lived in Omaha un'
til last Saturday. will be brought back
here from st. Louis. where he was ar.
rested yesterday on advices sent by the To-
cal detectives. 1t is said that Chestnut
suddenly left the employ of b. L.Wand
ling, 2121 Webster street, for whom h'
had been a driver, and that he took will
him a team and wagon belonging to Wand
, ling and left for parts unknown. He hat
been living at Fifteenth and Curnini
streets. but before disappearing moved
2 his belongings away in Wandling's wager
] and then disposed of the team and outfit
/, Detective Ferris will go to st. Louis
today to get the negro.
. George GREEN'S New oornet-Georg,
A Green has recently received from an in
strument manufacturing firm Of Chicag,
a. new OIlullCi ulOhNl -AIoN " llldu
. especially to his order. The instrumen
is a handsome specimen of the instrumen
makers art and is one of, the larges
= b-flat comets ever made. 1t is of tn,
trumpet model. artistically engraved am
etch ed. The instrument has been teste,
in all the Omaha theaters and is regarde
by cornet experts as a fine thing. MI
v Green's instrument is but the fourth on
{ ever made on this model. The pipes. be
n ing nearly a sixth larger than the or
o binary b-flat cornet, give the instrumen
7 increased power and tone, not possible 1
y the smaller instruments.
$ Governor's Wight at the Ad Club-Gov
o ernor Shallenberger, Adjutant Genera
G John c. Hartigan and fifteen Omaha mem
bers of the governors staff in full regal
= will honor the Omaha Ad club with thei
l. presence at the regular monthly banaue
y at the Rome hotel next Tuesday evenins
e The governor will deliver an address. afte
e which he will withdraw to attend
smoker given In his honor by Clan Gordo
II at their club rooms in the Continents
J. block. In addition to these distinguish @
Is guests, 4. F. Trefz of Chicago, formerl
n of Omaha, win deliver an address to Tn
10 Ad club on The Life of Business Build
s ing Is the Business OF Life Building.
John Todd OF the Burwood Stock compan,
a favorite with Omaha audiences, will or
a liven the dinner with crisp. humorou
stories. Music by the finest America
N orchestras will be reproduced through tn
courtesy of IL. l.. Burr, local manager G
= the Columbia Photograph company. l
f. Sunderland. newly elected president c
the Ad club, will preside as toastmaste