Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-14

to their homes and others found a retreat
in the warm, II gloomy quarters OF the
police station.
Tho rescue work began shortly after s
oclock when the saloons closed for the
night Towards II o'clock Policeman
Charles Morton found James Slgher
nearly frozen and under the influence of
liquor Ho was brought TO the station
and revived as was also Youlius Macrlus.
by Policeman Kruger.
At $3.50 II. m o. +. Shedahl. c. o.
DannaId and T. c. Vredenbuch were ar
rested at Twenty-sxth and N streets The
men hailed from Vinton. Ia, and were
strangers in the town. Dannard had a
badly cut, head which he claimed to have
gotten in fight. Dannards wound wa
attended by the police and the three men
were locked up.
BowIers Confer.
Representatives from the Omaha, Coun-
Gil Bluffs and South Omaha bowling
teams, composing the Tri-City league,
met yesterday afternoon in the office of
the Big Four Transfer company In
South Omaha to arrange for bowling
tournament to be held some time towards
the beginning of the year.
1t was decided to hold the tournament
Immediately after January l.
Five-men teams win bowl at Fran
cisco's alleys in Omaha and the singles
at the Metropolitan alleys of the same
city. The doubles will be pulled off on
Garlow's alleys in South Omaha.
The bowlers of the Magic City are
a. 4 ~ mo
tournament. having played well since the
opening of the season. In the regular
leagues of the Magic City there has been
gradual tightening of the lines re-
garding those who take part in the
games. Leaders of the sport have In
sisted upon every safeguard of the per-
sonnet of the different leagues. AS a re-
suit only reputable business men are In
Guided. all professionals being barred.
Funeral of Mrs. O'DOnahue.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret ODon'
ahoe, n years old. who died at her home
Twenty-third and q streets, Saturday
was held this morning at 10 o'clock, the
services beginning with high mass at st
Agnes church. Father O'Heren was
celebrant. Father Monare, deacon, and
Father Stenson was subdeacon. Assist
ing them were Rev. Father Flannigar
and Rev. Father Feeney. The pail
bearers were James Parks, John Keegan
Patrick Frawley. William ]. Meagle
Michael Hannigan and Dan Hurley
The body was inferred in st. Mary's
cemetery.
Mrs. O'Donahue was one Of the wei
known women of South Omaha and fol
many years had been one of the leaders
in Catholic society. She Is survived by
two sons, Patrick and Michael, and q
daughter. Sister Mary Camillus.
Magic city Gossip.
Phone Bell South S6S-Independent F-1s6
for a case of letter Gold Top. Prompt de
livery to any part OF City. William letter
For Rent-S.x-room house, modern ex
cept heat; also large barn. Location, 25l'
G. st. Rent, $40. WIN sell cheap. Pnon,
South 1884.
Robert Shanahan, who has been con
nected with ATESour ~ Co, for som'
time has been appointed 30 u government
position in New York for which place
he viii leave this week.
Eighnagh Augusta, an Austrian la
| borer. was arrested Saturday night a
| Twenty and j. streets where h,
| attempted to give q demonstration o
| shan, shooting. He was subdued bv OF
| ficer Hank Carey. who lodged csarg,
of carrying concealed weapons agains
! him.