Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-01

Wednesdsye evening at 1880 sharp for work
90 first degree
Mrs. Fred -. EmpSe and children and |
Mr.. and Mrs George IGerner and family
have closed their camp at Manawa and re-
turned to their homes
Il. p woodring OF the woodring Under
taking company. returned yesterday from
northwestern Nebraska, where he went to
conclude the purchase OF 100 acres OF farm
land.
John Senior Of the Citizens Gas and Cleo
trio Light company has returned from his
SUMMER vacation. He was in Cheyenne
and saw The cowboys meet their Old friend, |
Teddy. During his absence he Travelled IN 4
Utah and Colorado.
Thomas $. Britt, has begun action in |
the district court for divorce from his wife, !
Cornella Britt. whom he married In Hot
alleges that she deserted him May b, |
1904 He seeks only divorce.
Painting well done Is always appreciated I
II done poorly the job makes enemies. We |
have no enemies our work has always |
made friends and more customers. Let US
figure on your painting JOB, we VIII tre St
you right, II. Berwick, 2l1 South Main 81 |
Mrs. Edward Canning and children OF
Oakland avenue, returned yesterday iIom |
two months trip in Canada and the Pacltic
coast northwest country. They spent
large portion of the summer in the cool
mountain resorts OF Washington ana Ore
gon. ~
Alexander Warn Is making an extended
trip through the north boundary states
and southern Canada. Three of his friends
are accompanying him. James Sickler
Bud Hunt and Joseph Priest They expect
TO return by way OF Cheyenne and also
visit friends In Denver
Lena Lawrence, the 19-year-old young
woman Of Sioux City, who became Vlo-
4 iently insane at the Watt boarding house
on Fourth street Sunday afternoon was
given hearing by the insanity commits
sioners yesterday and ordered detained IN
st. Bernard's- hospital She Will probably
be returned to Sioux City
u Josh Haslkins was another individual who
Iran afoul Of the manifold provisions OF the
any -unseenly noise anywhere In the city,
'1Iaskins was engaged in shooting one OF
mis- own chickens for dinner, using small
target rifle. He paid a fine OF - ana costs
law. $50
The second set of convictions under the
new anti-can-rushing" ordinance was
scored in police court yesterday morning
when Judge snyder sent Charles butcher.
John Beck, Clyde McClelland, Dick Lyons
sae J The men were arrested Sunday after
kuoon when found drinking beer in an alley
Wear Main and Story streets
Mayor Maloney, who was elected national
treasurer OF the National Order OF Hiber-
mans at the late convention at Portland,
Ore. received yesterday the first install.
ment of funds consigned. to his care Inc
money in the shape OF draft for
$1,000. This Is only a portion of the ma
diate emergencies When the accounts OF
the retiring treasurer are closed up ana the
books ready for delivery. Mr.. Maloney VIII
have large sums OF money IN MS posses
sion.
BY order OF Police Judge Snyder here
after all prosecutions OF habltual drunk
under the state law. THE order does not
arise through any fear of Judge SNYDER
that the new vagrancy ordinance Will not
hold up under higher court tnterpreta-
ton, but chiefly for the reason that the
county jail affords better accommodations
kfor such characters than the city prison.
4o fst.o ~ M
hscntences at the county building ana none
whatever In the other. -.
George f. Hamilton Of the Hamilton Shoe
Scompany and chairman OF the publicity
,cominittees off'tne Nationai Horticultural
Acongress, Is in Chicago arranging Tor ms
Manual autumn. trip among the shoe deal,
Sreturn Thursday and will leave again
llmmeda tely with the expectation OF being
absent until week or two before the OK.
,renius of the publicity department and
fmake full use Of his fine opportunities
Ewhlle on the road to boost the exposi'
ton and the corn show.
with the full ceremonial OF the order
IA,Niss Mary Eunan McDermott was yester
sdily taken into the order of the Sisters o.
tture OF the ceremony was the fact that mel
brother. the Rev P, NJ McDermott. eele'
Ss was sh SatSsT MeManus Sf St Francis
tchurch and Father f. +. Corners, 8. j., 81
.Ast Louis. The new member OF the ordel
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founder OF all the Catholic benevolent In
Istitutions in the city and several others u
other perts Of ths--stete. After the ser
lsioes the new sister was given reception
the funeral Of Timothy Kelley. wh'
died early Sunday morning, was held yes
tterday at St. Francis Catholic church anS
was very largely attended, The I'M
church service was held. conducted by Rev
Father McManus. The members or TN
local lodge OF knights OF Columbus, o
which Mr.. Kelley was a charter member
attended as an organization. The pail
bearerr1 were: ]. j. Hughes. Charles r
tPascheAr II. L. Ttnley,. John M Calvin
fAmons the floral offerings was beauti
full design sent by the knights OF Column
bus. The interment was In ST. JOSEPH
The $4,000 damage suit against the UnioI
Pacific roailroad by Joseph Mulligan o
Omaha, prosecuted in the district court a
of court. At the last term Of court NULL
gan secured judgment against the raj
road company for $1,000 and the compen!
had filed a motion for reheartng an'
had prepared notice of appeal. TIL
basis Of the settlement was not dis
closed when the motion OF the plaintiff I
dismiss the suit as fully settled was fled
Mulligan was hurt tive years ago while en-
Gagged in the construction OF the new shol
buildings. He was an electrician and Eel
from scaffoiding. as
The feature OF the county teachers in
stitute which will be In session here Al
meeting 10 be held IN the auditorium OF tn
hiEh school this afternoon. Prof Rruc
Crossley of Ames college and general su
perntendent of the corn show to be give
In connection with the third annual expo
sition Of the National Horticultural cor
= gress, will deliver a lecture before tn
teachers and many of the enthusiast
corn growers, Supplementing his lecture
Prof. y. c. Bishop of the Nebraska un
versity will talk on the same subject, an
Frank c.. Pellet OF Atlantic viii give a
instructive address on farming,
A hungry but thrifty half-grown coyot
has been creating some consternauo
among the residents of Park avenue. pa
ticularly the portion OF the thoroughfai
adjoining Paramount park. The bold ms
rauder does not hesitate to invade the bac
lawns and pick up q plump CHECKER
Tuesday morning Il entered the premis.
OF j. r. Wise. All Park avenue, and
sight OF several people picked up one
the prize pullets OF a cherished flock an
made off with It, 1t has been chased b
boys. girls, men. women and dogs. but ns
~shown them all a clean pair of heels, 10
lowed the next day by a bold front Tt
fellow Is believed to be one of fami
which has found home somewhere
the park.
Police Officer Bascom performed a bn