Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-05

part1cuiariv oeautifru feature Of the &C.
casion was the reception OF the sacrament
BY the parents and Immediate relatives
OF the TounE priest
Immediately after the mass the cunEre-
CATION fled up 20 the altar where the
young priest impaired his benedirtion.
+ After the mass priests and guests OF the
occasion were driven In automobiles 20 the
home OF P. 7 Mcmahon. III G street.
where rscspfion was held. me following
were the officers OF the masz- Father T
OCallaghan. assistant priest. Father
O'Hssrn. deacon. Frank EennesEY. sub
deacon. and Father Flanagan. master Of
ceremonies.
The guests OF the occasion were. Revs
Stephen Dowd. Michael Giuba. y. Hurley
John Zapnotnik. Father Giuba. Eugene r.
Moore. P Cooney Cornon. 7 W stensau
James O'HeAru. D. ". Moriarfty. Nolan
OGrady z. Gleason. P J. Moran. p
O'Flanagan and T. OfCallaghan-
OF the laity the following were guests
OF the family: Michael English OF 81
Paul. Miss Catherine English. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Mcmahon. Mr. and Mrs Charfez
Ferguson. Mrs. Andestasia Ms Robert
Wunse. DR. and Mrs so4in Of St Louis
Miss Marie Fleming OF Kansas CItv. Miss
Mary Stanton OF Oakland. NIr and Mrs. W
z. Casey and Miss Mary McCune OF Nash
vile. Tenn. and Mrs. John Hayes OF Co
iumbus. o.
Father Mor-sr1ty preached the sermon Of
the day on the Priesthood. Father Nc
Aahon viii receive an appointment in
Omaha within the next few weeks
Carr Held by Police.
Coroner Willis Crosby sitting in the DO
Ice court Monday afternoon upon the
death az John Matson rendered a verdict
that the deceased came 10 his death by A
list blow struck by James Carr in the
rear room OF Nike DiEgtns' saloon on sun
day afternoon al o'clock Carr was held
Tor further Investigation
The Observation-Disclosures out the TACT
that Masson's death was not caused BIZ a
broken neck Dr. Sam McClanaghan ss-
titled that the autopsy had shown that
MatsOn had died as the result OF a cers-
0rai hemorrhage caused by a tall or a
blow MaEsons heart was also found ID
be in bad condition
The testimony Of the witnesses was IN
accord with the story OF the killing In the
room were four attorneys directly inter
ested in the case They were + D. Rresn
Tor Nike DtIgln- proprietor Of the saloon
IN which MatSon was killed. Bob Nc
Aair, attorney for the MatSon family.
Dean Ringer. attorney for Carr and Dep
aty CoHnty Attorney Magney.
KuIakDesGxy Fined.
Louis Kulakofsky was fined g. and costs
In the police court Monday morning for
peddiing without a license. immediately
artrr passing sentence Judge Callahan set
aside inc fine
The case vas the outgrowth Of City
Prosecution MeNaIIg determination TO pro-
scribe the custom Of the mayor 10 issue
permits As TO the case in point KuIakof-
sky was granted a permit BY the mayor
at the solicitation ~ the Jewish charities
who Interviewed because OF KuIaxofsl,v's
INABILITY TO procure a license az the ttrne
The man, il is said had Just recovered
from an illness and was in dire distress
Mayor Trainnr granted a permit for a
couple Of months. with the understanding
thar Kniakofslty would procure a license
with the opening OF the new FISCAL ysz-.
Jake small policeman. refused to recoE-
nize the permit and arrested the peddIe-
in few hours.
Chief Briggs. after having released the
man once. considered bis rsarrest a dis
oDsdiencs 10 orders AMI accordingly sus-
pended Small
A o. T. W. Temple Debt Free.
South Omaha lodge 10. IS viii celebrate
on July II the event Of having the Ancsenr
Order OF United workmen temple rre. Of
debt COMMITTEES Of fifteen has the
matter in charge and ID arranging for
large program The grand lodge Officers
OF Nebraska will be present ami a number
of prominent speakers from the state have
also been invited The Omaha lotsEss will
parucipzte IN the ceIebrarion bv comma,
here in body with their hand They viii
oe net at Twenty fourth and ] Streets
where a parade will bA formed to march
through town and 10 the temple
rrSapsn Catches Mexican.
John c. Trouton. state fire warden. when
he wsnr home Monday night found Joe
Casa Mexican, trying 70 break into
his residences al SIS North Twenry-fIfsh
street rruutun attacked the Mexican. VIM,
lied AZ hrsakueck sped toward rvveu.--
fourth street The fire warden is some
Splinter, however, and he overlook me
Touldhe night artist In 'front.' OF The Be-
office on rwenry-four1h street Mr. From
ton in a scurne with the man narrowly
missed bein4 stabbed His clothing wa
cut through The TIRE warden overearne
the Mexican nad took him to the police
station. where Casa told the police that
ne was only looking for a nights lodging
He Is employed In the sewers
Contractors Get Cash.
one hundred ana fourteen thousand dof-
lars worth az bonds were mailed Nonday
morning to Splitter a Co OF Toledo. o
and the city began az once 70 draw an To-
cal banks fur the money The bonds viii
cuver the cost az paving districts Nos a
3. 81. 5. IS. % and g. They pay 81 per
cent interest and are neieemahIe after ten
years maturing az twenty
As consequences OF this bond sale cun
trActnrs were jubilant Monday.
MAEts City GaaatD.
The United States D0stofnce VIII be
closed az 10 O'Clock this morning
John Fenneil. deputy city eIsrk viu ~
turn from his vacation after the Fourth al
July.
Lew Proudnoot was called % Cofbr EClsn
sunday night b. me news 0f MS sister
death
Journal Clerk John MerusIl en- aans.,-
tor sidney Neh-, where he win spend rs
vacation
Councilman John RihA ANA tisorze E4off-
nan expect y leave on a TWO. weeks
vacation IN a Few days
Nike DiEElns, saloon was ordered ciosaa
MONDAY ninrnlnE ~ the Bo4rd Of Ffrs
and Police commissioner
rhe pubic school children who viii mar
Ccip1te IN Tue Fourth az July Ceremonies
Wlil Meet. Tuesday evening Il Iyseur7-
notrfh and o ssreers AZ IS cl0ck
Rev A. u White. pastor OF 81 Martin,
cnurGn. - absent airk lekre fnr -