Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-12

terday shows an expenditure Oh S1i'ioV ana
balance of s9O2,SS5.62 in the treasury.
This expenditure is about the average ex-
penditure as compared with the items of
last year. The statement is too early from
which to draw deductions as to the expendi-
lures for the year; but itclearly shows that
all expenses of last year were paid up at
the close and few old claims were held
over until the new levy became available.
Convention of Hibernians.
The fourteenth biennial convention of the
Hibernians of Nebraska and Ladies Auxili-
airy will take place Sunday, September II,
in this city. This convention will be the
most notable in the history of the order
in Nebraska, both in size Of attendance
and in the importance of the issues to come
before it, The coming convention promises
to be unusually interesting as 1t will be
honored by the presence of the national
president, James ]. Regan of st. Paul, and
the natural treasurer, Mayor Thomas Ma
loney of Council Bluffs. The deliberations
will be fittingly opened by delegates, men,
bers and friends attending high mass at
ST. Agnes church in the morning. The
celebrant will be Monsignor Coloneri, vicar
general of the diocese, and the sermon will
be delivered by Rev. Father Raphael,
professor of Spaulding college. They will
form the procession al the hail. PALS N
street at $3.50 a. M, from whence they
will march to the church headed by divi-
sion Number band. After the celebra-
ton of high mass the delegates will go to
the Workman temple, where the convention
will be formally opened by Hugh McCor-
mack, chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee and addresses of welcome will be
delivered by Mayor p ]. Trainor, president
of division No. 3, and others.
AS a finale to the days proceedings a
sumptuous banquet will be served at the
Exchange building, which the committee in
charge promises to be the most brilliant
held in South Omaha for a long time. No
effort will be spared in making It a success.
and the Hibernians and their friends will
be treated to an excellent program, which
is as follows: P. t. Trainor, Toastmaster;
selection by A. o. H. band; flute solo by
Daniel Hurley; -Toasts DR.. w. j. Nc
Cram, national president James ], Regain
national treasurer, Thomas Maloney; J.
Byrnes OF Columbus; t. ]. Leary OF
Omaha; Rev. Michael Shine of Platts-
mouth.
National President Arrives.
Hon. James fteBan Oh Sls raul Mlnu'
national president of the A. o. II. OF
America, and the Honorable Thomas Ma
loney, national treasurer of the A. o. H. in
America, will be the guests OF honor at the
state convention of the A. o. H. In Ne
braska They arrived Saturday evening
and were taken in charge by the following
reception committee: State President DR..
F. r. Mullen, Omaha: State Vice Presi-
dent stevan Ryan. Columbus; Cornelius
Sheehan, Dr. w. j. McCrann, p. ]. Len
nahan, South Omaha John Rush, T. j
Mahoney John J. Gillin, South Omaha
Richard O'Keefe, p. ]. Trainor. South
Omaha; John F. DAILY, Omaha, Neh.
william ROutt Recovered.
William Routt, jr, VINO was assaulted
two or three weeks ago at the South
Omaha Livestock Exchange building by a
telegraph operator. stefon stefon, has re-
covered and yesterday the case was to have
been heard in police court. Mr.. Routt and
the injured boy were inclined TO be as
lenent as the circumstances would permit
and. when stefor agreed to pay the costs
OF the boys injury and the costs Of the
court further prosecution stopped.
Daughter of Helen Would Die.
Persephyla Khrplas. a Greek girl OF
South omaha, attempted suicide yesterday
afternoon by hanging herself with a
clothesline In the kitchen OF a lodging
house at Twenty -sixth and streets
South Omaha. Police Captain John Dworak
happened to approach the kitchen door He
was Mortified 70 see a writhinE body hang