Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-31
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Cudahy Packing Company Finishing
Hog Killing Department.
OFFICE BUILDING GOES OVER
Possibility of Erecting AZ This Year
Remote, Though ~ IL Likely 20
BE Constructed Here
Finally.


Finally.
The Cudahy Packing company Is putuhs
the finishing touches on the new hog Kill
ing department, and in the language OF
General Manager Michael Murphy, the |
new building looks more like banquet
hall on the interior than place OF slaugh-
ter" The new building has not piece oil
timber In It and is OF concrete and steel
construction from top to bottom Inc
walls have been completed and the interior
! IL being finished in white enamel. The
heavy machinery has been Installed ana the
moving parts are being rapidly connected
up. The company proposes to have the
| plant ready for work by September ].
| The day of the opening will be an occasion
of considerable moment. program ana
| entertainment will be given by the COM
pany and the guests will be invited to pay
the new department visit. There they
win be entertained to the limit OF the
companys ability as a host.
! The excavation for the new office build
ing has progressed far, but the possibility
OF building the office this year Is now re-
mote. In fact the general manager SAID
| yesterday the proposition Of immediate con-
struction was 'in the air" e. A. Cudahy
himself is the only man whose word VIII
| oausa the undertaking to assume new life.
The South Omaha live stock interests
would be much pleased to see the work be-
\ gun and there has been no little anxiety
over the outcome Of the proposed change
Ito Chicago. That proposition is now con-
sidered remote.
NJ j. Grimewicz Wanted.
The south Omaha police are looking for
a.
shookins abuse of his family, committed
Iata Thursday night. The police were
called to the neighborhood about a. m.
} Fr,aav Morning, where it was reported that
Grimewicz had shot his daughter In an at
tempt to kill his wife. He is said to have
shot four times at his wife, but she saved
herself by clutchlng and turning the muz-
zle OF the revolver away. She then jumped
: out of the window OF the house, after hav-
ing received many painful injuries from
the kicking he gave her. He is said to
: have jumped upon. her and Dr. Delaney,
who attended her, Eaid she was seriously
crushed, being at best frall little woman.
Grimewicz who is a man six feet tall, also
kicked his daughter and hit her with the
n11zzle OF the revolver, raising a bad welt.
, When the police arrived the large family
had fled to the weeds like a bunch of
\ frightened quail. The mother had hard
, time to gather her little brood for they
dared not answer her when she called.
Grimewicz went to the associated cahri-
ties a day or two ago and told a story of
/ poverty and Of neglect on the part OF the
q mother. He said that his wife had stolen
$4,000 from him and had abused his chill
O dren and he wanted them taken from her.
The associated charities investigated and
came to the conclusion that the father
: was the one at fault and wanted simply
/. to be relieved from the responsibility OF
his seven children.
After his attack he fled. taking nothing
not even his hat or coat The police
think possibly the man is insane and may
have made away with himself in some
lonely place outside OF the city
The wife is too severely injured as yet t.
secure the necessary complaint for hi,
prosecution.
Big Day with Board Today.
The board OF review will have hearing,
on the matter of assessments today for tn,
benefit of nearly all the large corpora
lions All of these have been subjected I,
y proposed raise Of their assessment. Tn,
n Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Raiwa,
company made no serious objection F. A
"a Nash OF the Omaha Electric Light an,
a Power company paid the board Of review ,
- visit yesterday. and it was explained VIII,
a the proposed raise should stand Tn
- board is confident that Mr.. Nash will no
90 appeal to the courts in the matter. TIL
! board also received representative Of tn
Omaha Water company asking reductio,
"a Of the assessment from $746.OOO to $3O6, OOC
This action the board refused.
~ Services for Sunday,
"a Rev. George Van Wrinkle will preach hi
farewell sermon Sunday morning at tn
n. Baptist church. Mr. Van Wrinkle resigne
he over two months ago and will soon leav
A. for his new field Of activities
I" DIR. n. L. Wheeler will preach at tn
ed Presbyterian church at Rushings hall Sur
g. day morning.
r. Rev. Alfred G. White has returned fror
he his vacation trip and viii conduct the Sur
ia day morning service at st. Martins Episcc
he pal church.
rh w. L. Cullen will conduct the mornin
G. prayer service at St. Clements missio
re- and has chosen as his topic Stewardship.
n Rev. w. H. Pollock will preach at I'll
10 United Presbyterian church Sunday morn
as ing. The holy communion will follow tn
ris sermon.
ed Magic City Gossip.
at Mr.. ana MIS-. j. y. Eastman are Visi
ing at Haverhill. Mass
Miss Pauline Winter leaves today for
ne months visit at Kansas City.
sr- Miss Bertha Shelaney Is visiting relatiy,
M and friends at Chadron. Neb.
ed @. II. Brewer has returned after a tri
ut to Denver and Colorado Springs
pr. Cornelius Egan is suffering from fra
tured leg received by falling on a stairwa,
Miss Wayne and Nellie Armstrong fro
oNeill, Neb., are visiting friends In Sout
Omaha
"a, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jackson Of Shell
n berg, Wis, are the guests of Mr.. and Mr.
w. II. Burdick
"a, Miss Olive Barnes Of Nelson, Neb.. is Il
guest OF her cousin, ]. NJ. Abbott, 70
North Twenty-third street,
The ice cream social given by the women
auxiliary and ST. Cecelia's guild was :
,sa elaborate treat to the guests OF st. Glen
-, ents mission.
nS Miss Blanche johnson entertained
ets honor Of Miss Hattie Roberts last evenin
to- Each guest brought pieces OF china 4
ISL the bride-to-be. very pleasant evenil
was spent
asst HORNET GIVEN CLEARING
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