Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 07, 1896, Part I, Page 6, Image 6

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COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
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lIxoIL 3I1XritN.
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rom Clark hA9 returned front a wotcrn
tnp.
II. ,1. Sargent ha returned from Ch-
cago.
Horn , to Mr. atiI Mrs. WIIHarn Mothaon ,
a FOfl ,
Oharley Flt.her of } at3 City 1 vlt4flng
Council iJ1uff trkni1i.
It , N. EIII returned ycteri1oy from a vl1t
cIth friends n Sac City ,
Mm Iattlo Palmer will lng at ( ho Fir8t
flaptiot CtITCh ! t1iic nrniiig.
'Porn Lawlor of ShflaflOflh , Pa. , i slstt-
ins Deputy Sheriff \Vcightman.
0. P. McKesson was called to Lincoln Fri.
ilay ; ilght on important buslnoss. lie to.
(11IflCI yeitcrday ,
3. V. howard ilI ak1re ! the men'n niect
log at ( ho Young Mon's Christian asocia
tioti today at 4 p. rn.
Mrs. 3. V. 1ahno 7ia left the city to
g , ) to her 01(1 1iunO , Now York City , hcro
& 1o will meet her Iupban(1.
A niarriogo liceriio va ! 'suet yotOrtaY
to IL , I , . Itoberson ot Couiicil l3IuIfs aud
Mi93 cdiio hunter of Omaha ,
The Union Fiftecntli Street Misioii will
hold service every iftinda ) morning at 10:30 :
a , ni. Sunday rchool at. p. rn.
The BrOWn and McCarty have ball toama
1ayetI a game yesterday morning hlch ( ho
IJrown9 won by a score of 14 to 0.
'rho Grand hotel , Counci ! fluffs. high
class In every Iepect. Rates , 2.h0 cr day
and upward , E. F. Clarke , proprictor.
Colonel Ihogeland. "the lIcw8boyR' friend , "
13 In the city , and will codeavor to have
the city council pass a curfew ordinance.
The funeral of MTR. CijarheM Gregory hhl
take place from the residence on lUuff street
at 4 o'clock this aftornoon. 11ev. Dr. Ihclpe
'e iIl olflciatc' .
Mi20 Katharine M. Sliepler arrived iii the
city Friday , from Lobed. 3tanford , Jr. , uni-
verity , anti 18 Ut ( ho homo of her parentR ,
1(07 Fifth avenue.
If the groundR are in condition , the Coon-
cli flhtiffu tenth and the Fort Omaha EoldiCrS
'will meet in a base ball contest at the
Field club park this afternoon.
The regular nieeiing of Excelsior lodge
No. 259 , iF. . awl A. M. . will be held Moo-
day etoning. ( Juno 8. Viitlng brethiern
cordially Invited. fly order of ( ho W. M.
George howe , aged 10 years , ton of P. L ,
hiowo of 1Canaa City , wa9 at the court hiouo.
today. lie iH a runaway and lies been traY-
cling over Iowa and M1souri for a month
past.
C. H , h1ownn and wife leave this evening
for a three weeks' visit In the cast , Mrs.
howard , goiiig to Jackrinvihle. Ill. , and
Mr. howard to his old home 1 l'cnnsyl-
ya n in.
Mr. John 1. Richardson of the Union Park
church , Chicago , will render Patti's favorite
sacred solo. entitled 'For All Eternity , " at
the flroalway Methodiat church Sunday even-
tug , Juno 7 ,
The remains of John Smith , the old man
icho died suddetily Monday , will be buried
from Lunkloy's undertaking rooms tomorrow
at 10 o'clock. No word has been received
from eastern relativeA
The heavy flood In Indiaii eFeek eoverel
omo of the strcctn in the western part
of the city with a heavy deposit of mud.
There 'imo streets had recently been
cleaned at a heavy expense.
Frank a Clark , cahler of the Omaha &
Council fliufT Itailwny and Bridge corn-
pany , and Mi93 Bernce Bennett , an operator
at the omce of the telephone company , are
to be united in marriage on the 10th.
The Jury In the case of the state against
Otto Ehiler , charged with havIng assaulted
Dr. Engel of Mindcn , was discharged yea-
torday , after having been out forty-eight
iour' , , without reching an agreement ,
All members of the ICnIg1ts and L2dIcs of
Scourity who are desirous. ofl going to
Omaha will meet at thio corner of Broadway
and Pearl streets , Monday evening , Juno
8 , at 7 p. ! n.sharp. fly order of the presi-
dert.
Prvate Watchman Mesiner sgnaltzed biN
advent into the secret nervico c the Rock
1sanl railway company yesterday by orrest- .
ing two men , Bud Sellers and Edward
Grober , who broke open a cealed ( ar at
Neola and role to this city.
Sheriff Schaap of Sioux City and Marshal
O'Brien of Osage City were in towi yesterday -
day with a prl.oner whom they had captured -
tured in Nebraska. The man wau C. B. Mc-
Iloiigh and ho was taken from Beatrice to
bini old borne to .anNwer a serious charge.
Council Bluffs tent No. 32 , K. 0. T. M. ,
will give Its fifteenth anniversay sthial
and bail Wednesday evening , Juno 10. at
Royal Arcanum ball , Progresntve high five
included , l'reeonta will be given to the best
lady and gentleman player. All air knighti
and friends invited.
Mrs. Engiesperger lost a valuabe ! gold
watch in Brown's grocery on Broadway yen-
terday afternoon. Slio had it wrapped in her
handkerchief and heard it when it ( hI to
the floor.Viien she came to look fm' it a
moment later it was gone , The police were
notified and it is likely that the pernn who
picked it up and left Urn store so nuddenly
will be asked to return It.
Suit was commenced by Urn Globe Pub-
Jishing company in the district court ycater-
day against W. L. Henry for $689.95. The
claim wan based on printing done for Cap-
tam henry lbzlng bin years , of litigation
wit ! , E. Evans. Tlio petition ahIees that
Caplain Henry Is a nonresident , arid that
he is about to dispose of his property. for
tim purpo'e of defrauding creditorn , and an
attachment is askel.
That great lecture on Abraham L'ncoln by
Bishop F'owler hi.as been secured by the
Methodist veoplo of the city to bo given
In Breadway M. B. church Thursday , June
11. ThIs lecture is a manterplece. BIshop
Fowier lectured in Cleveland last week tea
a $2,000 audience. Ticketsat Camp hires.
I know of a nice four weeks' old baby
. boy who iieeds a home , 11ev. Charics W.
avidgo , vaster l'oople's church , Omaha ,
Abraham Lincoln , by flinhop Fowler Juno
11 , Broadway M. B. church.
Qnt'er StIrY front the I'olice Court ,
Mark 'F , Chapman and James Patteo were
locked UI ) ysterday on the charge of vag-
rancy. They were found In an apartment
houoo on the corner of Grace ad Pierce
stret , known as time Bee hive , living as
boarders with a poor widow named Graus.
berry , Tim woman has a 14ycaold daugh-
tor. and the ouspicions of the police were
that the ipep had not only imposed upon
an honest and hard-working woman , but
bad wronged tln daughter also , Tue woman
cameo hero from Atlantic a short tirno ago
1 destitute circunnrtaimces , Chapman
and l'atteo came later from the
same place and made arrangements to boarti
with tier. They have bad no visible means
of support , and yesterday the 1)011Cc diuy.
ered that they had been trying to disposu
of some uncut dress patterns. and upon the
preunmption that they had stolen them , the
arestu were made , 'Jhie little girl was
also takeim to time station , but was not do.
tuinetl. Time arrests vera made 'bile the
' mother was absent mt. work , and 'hon s.o
returned and found that her rooines and
her lnugtmter had been taken to time station
she was tiearly distracted , She indIgnantly
repelled the intimation that a crime had
been committed against the chiid and do-
ck.red that time drOSS patterns vero her own
property. which rho hiatt given to the moo
to Bell , for time purpose of raIsing money to
buy food. Chapman has a brother In At-
lantlc. who is vehl used , and Ito ha appealed
to liini for assistance ,
Lnlo tii piiii.si Tritlitu.
Trains for Lake Manawa will leave Council
Bluffs as follows : 10 a , mu , , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6:30 : ,
7:3Q , 8:30 : I , In. I.ast train leuvr the lake
returning at 9 it , om , Commencing Iuitday ,
Juno 14 , trains will leave every thirty
mioutes after 2 p , to.
Housekeepers are in despair when they
visit the Durfee Furniture company. All the
now things are so handsome and so cheap
that they want the whole store ,
0a5 ranges and service connections at halt
- - price for tttL'en days. Call at company'I
oflica for full particulars. 210 Main and 214
Psarl streets , _ _ _ _ _ _
DavIs , drugs , painta semi glass ; tel , 289.
Vater pressure fllt.ru , ; 3. Stephia Bros.
I NEIVST1BERNARD'S ' hOSPITAL
Mnty Guegts AssinL1a at the Opening of
the Inttittttlou.
WHERE HUMAN SUFFERING iS MTKATEO
IcNerIptIou of tls Arrangements Pro-
llI.I b ) the Sl.iers fur ( lie Care
of tite SlckElnbornte hteilg-
bus Cereiitoniea ,
In the fell of ISST two Sintcrs of Mercy
arrived in Council 111:1119 : , possessed of net-
tlier ecrl , nor duo raimnomit , and rich only
in their hove and sympathy for suffering
ltuinanity , and iii their devotion to the mis.
sloe , to tue success of which ( hey hind
pledged their lives. Their nmlroion wan to
establish an institution for the relict of
suffering and helpless humanity , amid , as a
result of their efforts , St. Bernard's hoe-
iltal was founded , on September 24 , 13S7 ,
at time liunthorn residence , on Fourth street ,
Untiring acol and strict devotion to the
cause in which they had enlisted their life
% VOrk lion culminated in ( ho building up of
One of tIme most complete hospitals in the
country , the format dedication of which in
its ' completed form was celebrated yester-
day.
day.The horpital remained n time Fourth
street site fromn Sptenmber , 1887 , until May
24 , 1888 , whmen the sistew bought the Geiso
rcsidcnce , ( lie jmropcrty now occupied by
them , Time buildimig was a hmandommie two-
story brick structure , containIng seventeen
rooms , which were uecl for hospital pur-
lL'OS until 1890 , when the cant wing of
tiio building was constructed for on Insane
; vard , In that institution now are the insane
patients from seven Iowa countle , with
Private patients from Nebraska , South Ba-
'kota , Kansas , Missouri and Minnesota. Last
year , in the face of the busineas depreosion
mmd confronting obi'tacles thiet s'ere crip-
ling private enterprises , the slstere undertook -
took the work of erecting an additional
wing to time building , to be Ured fr time
siek. Time building In three stories high ,
with ilnished basement , is GOxiQO feet , and
furnishes time equipment of a complete imos-
pltai rervice. Time rooms and wards are all
high , light , perfectly heated and ventilated ,
and arranged according to the most approved
modern plans of hmom.'pital architecture. The
formal opcning of timi part of the building
was the occasion of yesterday's reception.
Elaborate preparations had been made for
the event. Almost every businens mami in
the city showed his interest in the celebration -
tion by his appearance and by donations of
flowers or mooney. Fiorteta McPhersor &
Reed donated the decorations for the hahn
and parlors , while Mr. Wilcox's green houses
contributed their choicest products for the
adornment of ( ho dining rooms and the
private rooms and wards. Private donations
of flowers were mnado by Beau & Co , , Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel hlass , Mr. and Mrs. Ed
hart , Mrs. Fred Gelso , Mr. and Mm's. S. A.
i'Ierce , Mine Ryan and others. Mr. W. A.
Maurer an.'i B , t , Sargent contributed money
donations during the day.
The dayc's services were inaugurated by the
celebration of high mass at , 9 o'clock in the
forenoon. The mnuslc an furnished by the
choir of St. 1"rnncis Xavier church , assisted
by Mrs. Lange of Omaha , with Miss ICea (
ing at the organ , 11ev. Father Walsh of St.
Peter's church of Omaha was celebrant ,
Father Smyth deacon , Father Kenney of
Piattemouth subdeacon , and Father Natini ,
ebaplairs at St. lhernard'o , master of cere-
monica ,
RECEPTION AND EANQUE' ! ' .
At 11 o'clock the doors wore opened for
the reception of the invited guests among
the business men of the 1ty. Those who
responded represented Urn leading business
omen of the city who felt an interest in the
Institution that was strong enough to take
theni from their husineas on the busiest day
of the week for the purpose of joining in thc
celebration of the success of the work of
the sistere. Misies Garvey of Omaha contributed -
tributed a nuimiber of selections on the mad-
dohimi and zither during the time spent by
the visitors in inspecting the building.
Shortly after the noon hour time guests
wore assembied in the parlors of time hospital
and conducted by Father Smyth to the
epacious dining room in the basement. The
dining room was tautily decoratol In white
with emliax festooning and the tables ornamented -
mented by hugh vases of bright flowers.
The guests snore than filled the dining room
and made nohessary the Use of a side room
for time ovcrflbwlng meetimig , A splendid
iunqheon was served and after it had been
properly considered , Father Smyth took the
poriIon ( of toast master. Ho epoke of the
origin of the work of the nisters in Council
Bluffs and paid a graceful tribute to the
devoted women who had labored unceasingly
for ( ho aleviation Of the suffering in the
community and Ofl timeir behalf oxprersed
their appreciation of the support lent by the
citizens generally to the worthy cause. Of
all the clazoes , ho said , that had been in mnost
active sympathy with the work of the sin.
ter. the medical fraternity deserved the
greatest credit. There gentlemen had' devoted -
voted mnucb' of their time to the work of
helping suffering humanity and , next to the
riaters , had felt the need of auchm an .instltu-
( ion and had worked bardest for its upbuild-
log , One man enpeciahly had given much
of his best work anti effort to the caCao
and he desirei to call upon the Neater of
the omodical fraternity in Council Bluffs , Dr.
Donald Macrae. or. , to respond to the toast ,
"The Medical Fraternity. "
BR , MACRAE'S RESPONSE.
The tribute to Dr. Mactao's work was generously -
orously applaumlech and lie was given a very
cordial reception whmen tie rn to re'pond to
the toast. "I have never taken , " ho said ,
" ( ho least credit for the stupendous undertaking -
taking , time consummation and completion of
whmicim we are celebrating today. I have , it
is true , in common with other physiciana of
thin city. taken a deep Interest In tb's work.
\Ve have watched Its progress with snore interest -
terest , ICrhaP' , than any except thmoso immediately -
mediately concerned , and I don't know
which to admire most , the class of women
who give their hives to the work of humanity -
ity withmout mmioney or without price , or
time mother t the heath of this institution
who hiss the confidence La , thi city to un-
dartako such an enterprise In the face of
mdl kinds of obstacles and opposition an
carry it to a successful completion , If the
immen of mneamms and credit in this city had
done half as much as Mother Vincent and
Motimer Magdalene in time way of enterprls-
ing work ( lila city would b far aimeati of
what it is today. ( Aimplau8o , ) Timcy have
buihded for time future and 1 hope their
confidence has not been muisplaced. There
must be sometiming mere titan business
Judgimient in all tlmi. There must be some-
timimmg to tlmeso women In tha promso of the
Great Healer , 'Inasmuch as ye imave done it
to the least of these , my brptrcn , ye have
donq it unto me , ' And on behalf of the
physicians of tIme city , I vishm to say that
we will do all In our power ( u strengthen
tIme hands of these benevolent Women , to do
mdi we can to help them in relieving pain
arid saving hmumnami life. "
In a gr.iceful comnphim&nt to time city ont.
daIs for time Interest timey had shown in ibo
work , Father Smytim proposed time toast
"Time City of Council Bluffs , " amid askeci
Mayor George Careen to respond ,
Mayor C.irson expressed imis pleasure at
time completion of the addition to the hog-
pital timid the prosperity of the institution ,
In paying a tribute to ( lie women whmo have
the work in hand , tie said : 'Theirs is the
highest , noblest calling in life , In every
other hues of duty there are limitations
and restrictions that hamper and hinder the
work of then , On this field alone are they
unlimited in their sphere of activity , Here
alone hounmhless goodness iminy obtain ,
These women are walking in the garden
with God , anti my hope Is that tbo barriers
that prevent time universal brotherhood of
man nmay ho wiped away , all divisions overcome -
come AntI that the good of himmnanlty may
become ( lie common purpose. Time lives of
these womnemi and this institution are devoted -
ted and consecrated to the he1ples and the
unfortunate , Time imomehess wimo come here
find a rnrni hearthstone and a welcome and
came at the hands of timeso women whmos ,
mission is the highest on earth , "
INTEREST OF TilE LA\VI'EflS
"Limo hiai' of I'ottawattatnie County" was
( be toast responded to by Mr. J. hit , Oavin.
While claiming modesty as a characteristic
of the protcasiomi , Mr. Calvin aaerted ( hint
the heart and time a'ymnpatliy of the lawyer
were always found with time penitent and
( ho pimbhican , rather than wIth time pharisee.
Much of time beet thought and bt time of
time lawyer wan given for limo benefit of others
cmiii every institution that helped to alleviate
bunion suffering , that tended to increare the
Suit ) of imunman hmappincss , that was ii city of
refuge In a world of trouble and a imaven of
rest from a stormy sea , hind warimi supporters
iii the mucmnberim of time legal fraternity. Stichi
an institution , ho said , was St. Bernard's
hospital , cml ( ho only reward of the women
mit its head was trearmres in heaven and
grateful imearts. Time man who had received
time hienefits of time work of tlieso women
found a new immoaning in religion when lme
thicugimt of time kindness timat had been dia.
penned beneath the simadow of time cross.
lion , A. T. Fiickinger , on hielmalt of the
comnmlssionors of iemunity and the county
offlciae , spoke of the satisfaction with which
time sisters had cared for tIme Insane antI
time county patients , and Paid a glowing trlb-
uta to Mother Vincent and her cohaborers
at the imoepital ,
Dr. Riley of Omaha responded to the toast
"Our Sister City. " He said that they imad
a hospital in Omaha , the new St. Joepii' ,
of which time city' and the medical fraternity
was Juetly proud , but hmo bad found no point
in whmich it was in any way superior to St.
Bernard's hospital , with its recent acquisi-
tiommn. lie congratulated time city upon imav-
log such a complete institution.
Fatimer hayes of Imnogene responded to the
toast "Time Clergy. " lie hind hot been cx-
pectirmg , imo said , to be cahied upon , but no
man with a soul of imI own commid fail
to gather inspiration from the meeting amid
to appreciate the work tba was being done
iii hino with time injunctions of time great
Clergyman of clergymnen. Time work of time
c'ergy end of such institutIons as St.
Bernard's was to teach the lemon of the
sanctity of imumnan life. It was time perfection -
tion of the ideal of material hire s'hon time
causa ot humanity , time care of time suffering
and helpless commanded the attention of time
people to the extent desired and required ,
Father hayes paid a glowing tribute to the
work of time nuns In charge of that and aim-
iiar institutions , and added his expression of
appreciation for time sy'mpathy and hmcip of-
feted by the citzens generally.
At time conclusion of Father hayes' addres
Father Smmmyth again tiianked ( ho citizen for
their kindly interest in the institution and
dismissed ( lie guests with a benediction ,
ThOSE WHO WERE TIIEILE.
Those present at time dinner wore : Dr. F.
S. Timommms , Freeman Reed , 13. F , Baker , J.
hlensen , R. J. huntington , Dr. Barstow , Dr.
Treymmor , Dr. Dean , A. T. Fiickinger , ' ( V. M.
Simeparti , J. itt. Matthews , S. B. Wadsworth ,
Perry Kerney , B. G , Auld , D. 3. O'Donoboe ,
Adolph hieno , Fatimer Jennette ot Omaha ,
Father Carroll of Omaima , Father Galvin of
Omaha , Dr. Charles Furay , Dr. Riley of
Omaha , Dr. Macrae , Dr. Macrae , jr. , 'tv. H , .
Hunter , I. F. hendricksV. . C. Eatep , Br ,
Waterman , Dr. Montgomery , George F.
liugimem , , J. C. Lange , J. B. McDermott ,
James Harrington , J , 3 , . Ilugimes , Samuel
llaas , John Murphy , J. J. Brown , J 3. Shea ,
Ed McConnell , Charles Bone , Martin hughes ,
sr. , H.V. . Binder , William 1owersm , J. M.
Lane , B. IC. Gesford William Maioney , H.
J. Paschel , Father McDevott of Omahb ,
Chris Straub , Fred Herman , sr. , Dr. Chris-
tiansen , Dr. Robertson , P. J. McBride , T. B ,
Hughes , Charles Panchel , I' . 0. McDermott ,
J. Id. Calvin , W. A. Maurer , 'Fathmer Hayes
of Imogone , Father Walsh of Omnaima , Faher
Snmyth , James Mithen , S. S. Keller , Mayor
Careen , A. C. . Graham , John Mulqueen , sr , ,
Peter Weis'e , Ralph Williams , S. T. MeAtee ,
Sheriff Morgan , Dr. Seybert , Dr. Bowers , A.
Whiteiaw , M Gallagher , N. Green , Dr. Jen-
flings , Dr. 'Deetkin , J , C. Bixby and 'Dr.
Stephenson ,
Thmoso present at mass at ' 9 o'clock were :
Xenia Lange , Jonnie ICeating , Miss Brown ,
Mrs.V , A. Maurer , Miss Dobaney , Mrs.
Spencer Smith , Mrs. Mitchell of Des Moines ,
Mrs. Fred Gelse , Mrs. Frank i. Lange of
Ommmima , Miss Gerner , Mrs. George Gorner ,
Miss Maloney , lIfts. Wliiam Maloney , Mrs.
N. O'Brien , Mrs. Coyne , Mrs. Dr. Thomas ,
Mrs. Samuel hlnas , Miss Ryan , Mrs. hlenry
DeLong , Mrs. hleafoy of Omaha , Mrs. M. II.
Baird , Mrs. C , Matthmal , Mrs. A. J. Blood ,
Mrs. W. S. Baird , Mrs. Dr. Macrae , Mn' . Dr.
Macrae , jr , Mrs. S. A. Pier'eo , Mrs. H. F.
Pierce , Mrs. John F. Coad of Omaha , Mrs.
J. M. Lane , Mrs. S. T. McAtee , Mrs. John
Muhqueen , sr. , Mrs. John hlulqucen , jr , , Miss
Kate Vickham , Mrs. J , O'Donnell , Mrs. J.
C. Lange , Miss Babe Lange , Mrs. ' I , F.
hendricks , Miss J. RockCfeliow , Mrs. J. Sill-
liven , Miss Conner , Mrs. P. H. Riley , Mis'3
Riley , Mrs. U. W. Gregg , Mrs , P , Thou , Mrs.
P. Wiess , Miss Clara Reed , Mrs. Durgan ,
Mrs. J. J , Brown , Mim' Smith , Mrs. h'aschei ,
Mlrs Mitiien , Miss Mary Paachel , Miss Rose
Burke of Omaha Mrs. fleorgo F. hughes ,
Mi Mulqueen mind Mises Garvoy of Omaha.
After the gentlemen who had partaken of
time hospitality of the sietera hind departed
time building was opened to a reception of the
public , and nearly 300 visitors were recaived
and shown thirougim the institution during
time afternoon.
Pho following firma antI individuals have
contributed to the furnlslming of time rooms
and wards in the recently completed wing
of the hospital : John Beno & Co. , Mr. Wimito-
law of time Boston Store , Mr. and Mrs.
Heaf y of Omaima , S. P. McAtee , S. S.
Keller , hmmnisfall Dramatic club , ladles of
St. Francis church , medical staff of the boa-
pitai , and other friends of the institution.
Sewer ripe , Fire Brick , Belting ,
Wholesale anti retail , J , C , Blxby , 202
Main street. _ _ _ _ _ _ -
Miss Julia Officer will accept a few pupils
for the study of piano , during time summer ,
at 533 Willow avenue ,
A Neiglmhorhmood Row Settled ,
in Justice Conk's court yesterday time final
touches wore put upon a neighborhood quarrel
that hint. cost time county a large sum of
money. Silas fleokwlth was discharged because -
cause the prosecuting witmmesxi was no on
hand to substantiate time charges made in
time original Informnatlcam flied by mtra. Carrie
Beach , charging imijim , In connection with his
wife and her brother , Mrs. Rico , witim as-
aauit with intent to do great bodily jnjury.
Numerous pimaes of time case have been
under judical investigation for moore than a
mouth , and about fifty witnesses have told
their stories to thu court , Mr. Beach is a
mnotorman , and has been living with his
family near the corner of Thirtieth street
anti Avenue A. The neighborhood hiss boch
made so unpleasant for him ( lint lie would
have left it long ago , if he had not owned the
prc'porty , Time Rices and Beckwiths have
mnado life a burden to hilmn and have mnafio
nuimmerous assaults upon imia wife , once with
a clothes him prop , and another wltim a re-
vohver , wimicim was exhibited , but not fired.
The case was setted by time unpleasant
nelgimbora agreeing to moyc and by the court
placixmg time flockwitim woman ummder bonds to
keep time peace.
IVARD IIEEL'iSACE \ \ \VAII \
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Prof. Sawyer ' Enmity to Some
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No Simbatnimfini CItiemi , llowea'er , lie-
hiccl ( ii lie hlntlmerliig 'Vimeiim-
, selv&.i (0 AcmIIjiilMlt ( limit
. l'imriiose at i'resent.
The election of a superintendent of ( ho
City schools will come before time Board of
EducatIon at an early meeting , and there
l a Irety mc ss of trouble brewing , Time
ward heciera of tii city are demanding time
removal of l'rof , Ii. w , Sawyer and some
members of tIme Board of Education seem
( ii5posetl tO interprettho voice of time imceier
Ca the voice of the people , and there's wimero
time trouble will conic In :
The stuatiomm hag sonic peculIar features ,
features timat wouhi , be amusing it It were
not. for tIme fact that time interests of time
city schools are so closely affected by the
deals ( lint have been hmatcimed up by some
of the aspiring politicians. Time situation
is just ( lila : l'mof , Sawyer was eiected
suporintemident of time schools six years ago ,
lie camne on time imeete of a nasty schoOl
bcartl flgimt , Time schools were In a son-
ousiy deimmoralized condhtlomm , Thmero was no
ima.nmnony between time superirmtemmmlent and
teacimers arid time Board of Education , Time
fight hind been bitter , mind ( hone was enough
bad biood in sighto create a half dozen
Cubami I evolutions. I'rof , Sawyer accepted
time position with it full knowledge of the
situation ,
Today ( he euperintondent and thm& teachers
are in ierfect nccord , 'rho schools are iii
better condition thah they hare ever been
before , and all parties Interested admit ( hits
19 tlmo tact and boast of it. No member
of time Board of Education hn questioned
Prof. Sawyer's ability as an instructor , his
hugh rank as an educator , or imis nlethmods
of conductimmg time gchoola. The men 'ho
are opposing his re-election candidly admit
that they have mme fault to find with him , and
when preseod for a reason far time desired
change state that i ( , is a question of ward
politics ,
Prof , Sawyer is a democrat , That may be
news to many of lila friends , No one ima
ever accused him of taking any part , how-
eer small , in petty pohitic or of using political -
litical methods in his educational work , but
"time boys" have declared that "we m'nust
have one of our kind" and that seems to
be the emily excuse for the opposition to his
re-election. J
And here's another-peculiar feature of the
opposition. Usuaiimi Ovhjan a pohitlcai movement -
mont is inaugurated the leadera of ( ho party
interested are in atmuii way connected with
tbmo movement. 'I 1'm is different in
this Case. For i instance E. L.
Shugant , ChancidiOr ' Rote , Spencer
Smith , A. P. Fiio'kingr , hi. J. Chambers ,
A. S. Hazehton , cmMaybr Cannon , Colonel
linker , Judge Smnitl'm'upd men of that cimarac-
ter and standing 'rr'U'ecognized as. rcpub
lican headers in thp'dt ' , and yet not one or
( hem is n favor f 4 change at this time.
On time contrary , time are all nitspoken him
Superintendent SaCf's behalf , and have no
hesitancy in statlg , hlat a change at this
time would be ilammgenous , arid not for the
bc.st interests of time'sehools. Seine of these
gentlemen have ixxmo interested , and
will probably prepace a remonstrance again'mt
any chmapge being rnftdeby the Board of Education -
cation at this time : '
, JluCkYpfl'fAriI1oa $ mi' , :
'rho"best na4m.'smnin the. worldrngr ( Cfl (
bruiaes ) sores , t ulbes , 'Salt nhetim , feven
sores , totter , chapped hands , cimhitljmins , , 'cbrna ,
and all skin eruptlon , and posItively cures
piles or no pay recjlred , It in guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funddi. Price 2 cents per box , For cain ,
by Kuhn & Co. .
4Qy M'KINIAhY'S ON1X ? EI'IiEW.
Defends gin Assnuitnuil Battery Case
in n. Lcni Coimsi.
For the past two weeks at lrreguiar intervals -
tervals Justice Cook has been hearing a
number of ammsbult ahd battery cases , which
grew out of a general fight in the southern
part of tile city. Ncls Johnson , Chria
Christofferson and Frank McKinley were all
tinder arrest , the two latter upon the corn-
plaint of Christofferon , and thin gentleman
upon tIme complaint of hIs felhow countryman ,
Joimnmon. All but McKinley's trouble was
adjudicated some time ago , and his case
was settied yesterday by the justice ills-
charging him and denouncing the prosecuting -
ing witness for perjury. McKinley Is a
bright young man of 24 yoara of age , and
throughout the trouble has borne himself
in a manner that line caused favorable corn-
meet. ht was only discovered yesterday
that ho was a son of Governor McKinley's
only brother , and vas , born In Ohio near time
McKinley homestead. ' lIe has not paraded
the fact that lie was so closely related to
time great protectionist , but on the contrary
has sought to conceal i ( . Ho only admitted
it In answer to inquiries of the court. Physically -
sically he greatly reaamhies the presidential -
tial candidate. lie came hero ( rein time
south last spring and but little seems to
be known of his business. In time quarrel
that resulted in his , arrest be was not the
aggressor , html after time gentleman from
Sweden had assaulted hum ho gave hlni an
excellent trouncing , and during its progress
both fell into time cellar ,
"i'iie Sumimmer Playground of Aimmerlen"
is time sobriquet given'tho sea-simorci resorts of
Maine. It ha there the magnificent new Puli-
man vestlbuied train of tii GRAND TRUNK
RAIIJWAY SYSTEM , known as the "Sea Stile
and White Mountains Special" finds its final
stopping place. Train heaves Dearborn sta-
( Ion , Chicago , every'Wenesday afternoon at
5 o'clock , cornmnencimig June 24tim , Full information -
formation of L. II. Morrow , City Ticket Agent ,
103 Clark St. , Chicago ,
For Sale-hotel Fairvlew , Brown County ,
Kan. ; good building , just painted and pa-
pared throughout , \Vili soil with furniture
at bargain ; only , bet l in tbnlvng town , Address -
dress J , J. aravnttq , Cpuncii Bluffs , In.
% 'all paper clcajm flew process , with
patent right at Mtlir'h , 108 dain street ,
ililitli ! Trouble ( jot" ills Soim-isi-Iiiw ,
John \V , Sprimmkii 'ims given a hearing before -
fore ? yesterday upon
tito charge of inlgjrccpting time mnaite of his
son-in-law , .7 , 4. iiti ! . Sprinkheis a black-
vmithm , who lives k't' ' Mondamin , amid Mrs.
Smith is his stepdaughter , 11cr husband
is an engineer upfnlthe Normhwetern railroad -
road , Sprinkle wa opposed to the moan-
tinge , and his opinismi of imla son-In-mw hmas
riot Improved wit,1lpo. Last winter Mrs.
Smith visited imep.jqhml imomo at Mondamin ,
and her stop-fathert attempted to create
trotmblo between this lvtomnan and her husband
by intercepting ( hb ° 'iottera ' Smith sent to
her from Des Molhtea where thmey Imatl been
living. The lOtrs that fell into imle
hands were not biltftitd , but were returned
* 0 time sender , AS1hk other timings Smith
sent his wife a t1uihk dress by express ,
Sprinkle secured thmimimbeere time woman knew
of its existence and zetunimed it to ( ho sender ,
Time letters that. Sjmmith rccelved train his
wife did not Justify the suspicion that she
wa5 spurning his affections and lie began to
investigate , When ho discovered ( li causO , ,
he laid time niatter before the pstaI author'
itios soil the interfering fa'hmer'ln-law was
promptly indicted by time federal grand juirS'
at thi March term j hto ie4al court , A
bench warrant was Iued for his arrest , but
when time ofllcers went to servo it lie coiiI
iw ! o founi. Deputy MarsiUmi 1lIilw
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brommgh'I film before Colonel Steadman ) ttJ-
day , lie walvei examination and wan imiacCd
tinder $ tiOO bonds to appear for trial at time
September term. ,
Conuuiieimrcuicu ( at School for Ihent ,
Commencement exercises at the Iowa
School for time Deaf will ho held on Monday
afternoon , commencing pronmptly at 2 o'clock.
Conveyances will leave tIme Grand hotel at
1 o'clock , A fare of 25 cents for the round
trip will be cimnrgeih.
Lost , Ladies' gold watch , open face with
chain , iii C. 0 , B. Brown's grocery ; sao
wrapped In handkerchief. Return to thee
olilce for reward.
Closluig Out tiiiiner' SnIc.
All imnt at neil below cost , A niro
trimmed lint for l : nil untrinmrneml hints 10 ,
25 and 00 centS , Miss htagadaic , JO Pearl at.
1)o ( hue ll'rnmnlnglh
Our prices are nightl Our goods will
please you , 11. I. SMITh & CO.
We offer you only clean , crisp , snow white
laundry work and best delivery service at
Eagle laundry , 724 Broadway , Telephone 157.
hfoffmayr'a Fancy Patent flour makes the
best amid mnost broad. Ask your grocer for it ,
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PIINH It A I. 0 1" Pit 11 I ) S C l.l.E It S.
Cherokee Ciizcnsiiuteresed iii ( lie
Y'ebruslcL ihumriler Cmi , , , . .
ChEROKEE , Ia , , June 6-Special.-The ( )
reillaimis of Fred Sellers , time man wimo was
shot at Oakland , Nob. , Tuesday , were brought
here last night by Mrs. Sellers. Time funeral
was hmehh today at time Baptist church. TIme
building was filled to its utumiost capacity.
The scene at time close of time services was
pathetic in the extreme.
A great many citizens lucre arc of time
opinion ( hint one of time boys did the kiilimmg ,
while otimers mimalmitain that ( ho girl fired time
fatal simot , Time statement that Sellers en-
( Iced thin girl to Oakland is given no credence -
enco by his friends , They say that he has
been trying to get rid of her for some timime ,
It Ii , claimed that time girl has been given
money on several occasions upon Iromise
that aimo would leave time country , She ai-
vays went , but returned as soon as her
money ruin out and demanded imiore ; that as
long as financial aid was forthcoming every-
timing ran along smoothly.
On ono occasion a wonman was sco walking -
ing on time railroad track at a late hour
near Cherokee , Time night was dark and
the woman was thought to be crazy. Time
officers followed hmer with a locomotive and
as they aimprouchmed her rime opened fire on
imor pursuers with o revolver. The strange
woman was recognized as Olive hhiscox and
thmo pursuit was abandoned. That night she
walked to Sellers' farm and quiartcrd In time ,
barn , Simo was discovered the next day by
some of the boys , who entered the barn only
to retreat at. the muzlo of ( ho revoiver that
checked the 'ocomotive. She was given
mnomiey on this occasion and heft , return-
11mg in a few months , Time hliscox boys lmavo
for somno time borne an unsavory reputation ,
having frequently beemi searched for stolen
property , at one tinio being arrested for hog
stealing.
Many think that Sellers waa killed out
of revenge by one of time young men. Parties
lft for Tekammth this evening 'ho say they
will push time case to the bitter end. Time
best of legal skill will be secured.
ifummdrcds of " , Voodimuesm Ceielm'nle.
OTTUMWA , La. , Juno 6.-Speclal ( Tele-
grani-Fivo ) hmundrei delegates of the Woodmen -
men o tIme World held timeir sixth annual
lodge hero today , listened to ( lie reports of
the grand ofIlcerG , marched in a big parade
an4 , gljcted time fohlwirg omcers : George
mfle rd-4et , lttarsimahitown. president ; B. T.
Palmer of Marshahitown , secretary ; T. Bend- .
lage of Marshmahltown , treasurer ; rice pros- !
dents : George Mentzer , Cedar RapIds ; C. F.
Robinson , Ottumwa ; T , J. Norfolk , Ottumwa ;
Ed Werner , Duhuque ; L. B. Bennett , Lyons ;
Sam 0. Smith Davenport ; 0. W. Wilson ,
qounchl Bluffs , Time next annual log roiling
w ihi be held at Marshalitown. , Tonight the
meeting cloaod wIth a program at the opera
imouse , . the features of which were time ad-
dreciee by Soereign Commander J. C. Root
of Omaha and the music by the Otturnwa
male uuartet.
Worumua Damimoging Crops.
CRESTON , In , , Juno 6.-Speclai ( Telegram. )
-Farmers in the city today report great
damage being wroughmt by ( ho army worm.
Thd worms do not seem to be confined to
any special locality. J. J. Baxter reports
fifty acres of blue grass pasture destroyed
and the worms are now in his rye. Joseph
hathaway and Duncan McFeo also report
damage arom the worms.
Guni'.I , ' Emmenmnpimuent Arrangeul ,
CEDAR RAPIDS , ha , , June 6.-Speclal ( Tel-
cgram-Generai ) H , H. Wright and Colonel
Frank \V. Mahman imave selected Independenc
as the place for holding the annual camp of
the First regiment of time Iowa National
Guard. I will be heidAuguat 15 to 22 ,
ERNST MAICES A ( OOI ) Sl1OVhNG.
hiroolelymi Lightweight Shun's Young
GrIlTo a Merry 'l'limie ,
BROOKLYN , June 0-Young Grlffo of Aus-
tniia and Billy Ernst , time Brooklyn light-
weigimt boxer , met tommtghmt at thC Unique time-
ater , Williamsburg , in a twelve-round bout-
at catch weights. Several of time bouts wore
uneventful. During ( ho second round Ernst
landed a ticavy heft awing on Grifre's face
wimiio the latter was frying to break away.
There were seine exchanges in. time third ,
with Grirfo having time better of them , Billy
got in a blow on time head wimen Griffo was
on time ropes in hits own. corner in time fiftim ,
Ernst hind decimledly limo batter of thin ninth
round , as lie uppercut Griffo twice on the
face while hme was ducking , and lme alee ripped
In a few right 'hand body blows , which
winded the Australian. In time eleventim Ernst
jabbed his left in GrJffo'a face wimen the
latter was dodging a rlghmt head and made a
creditable ciiowthg. Griffo landed three ( lines
in succession on the face with his laft and
Ernst played for th body In the twelfth ,
Gniffo vae by far thai cleverest , but. time ref.
eree declared time bout a draw , as it
was agreed that if both men were on tbmelr
feet at the end of the fight a draw was to
be ( rime result ,
Sammy Campbell , "Manley's coon , " and Jim
MoVey of Brooklyn fought eight rounds , at
catch weights to a draw. Billy Moore of St.
Louis anti Joe hopkins of New York , bot.tm
colored. fought mit 130 pounds. Time referee
stopped time bout in time ( hurl round , whemm
Moore was practically knocked out ,
SItmirke % 'imntu to Meet CorbeU ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Juno 6.-'Thmomas Shmar-
key , time bmeavywe'ght pugilist of ( he navy
who knocked out Jim Williams of Salt Lake
Wednesday night in eight rounds , has imapira-
tionmi to vear the chmamnpionshlp belt. lie has
depoaied 500 forfeit to macct James J , Cor-
bett in a four-round go , lie says that the
man who put out Sullivan and Mitcimeli will
not have any show so far as making him
quit in a tour.round bout ,
ImJs'l of z Fuiruui ihisid ,
A farm hand living mmear Wnhmoo , who
refused to give iii correct name to the
1)011CC. went into the iioUi'e kept by Fior-
coca Dryden , 103 South Ninth street , last
imighit niui when lie came out lmmo the fresh
air found that ime imad been robbed of hIS.
'Fime woman ima beeim arrested ,
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' June 740 ,
THE Passed all Examinations and Marked by
SULTAN4 PROFESSOR SMQKER , D. D. S T
ioo Per Cent ,
_ _ CIGAR. _ _ _ _ i * I Is the 1est lOc Cigar on the market ted ay. S * + i4t4emhm444 + 1444 * + ' 4
TRE SULTANA , * A Cigar with 'True Merit , j jUEIN OF ALL
M OORE & ELLIS SoloAgents. There mummy he "otlucris" later osu , but Just nov thier 'i only one CIGARS ,
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After at least bait a dozen postponements
time preiimiiuary bearing of the Foid boys
and 1rod iarku , charged with manslaughter
in time killing of Oswald , as taken imp yesterday -
terday afternoon. The hour of the hearing
was set for 2 o'clock , but it was cmi hour
hater before the case was celled , The court
room botti omitside and inaid of time railing
was crowded to suffocation and standing room
was at a premium ,
Assistant County Attorney Jeifries opene ,
the ease by reading the state complaints flied
by Chief of h'ohlca hirenmman against limo 1.rls-
oners , All or the lrlsonora plenmied not guilty
to the two coummts in time conmpinimmt. amid limo
taking of testimony was commenced ,
John Caumiphc'hl 'as time first witness , lie
telti again ( ho story of time tImnce , thmo trouble
with i'arks and his fight with Parks after
the ( lance , lIe saud that just before I'arko
struck mim Mike Peril struck Oswald , say-
imig , as he , struck , " 1)-u you , we imavo
you liols' . " Thus was oil time. witness knew
about time fight with Oswald , as lie sas busy
% 'itht lila own fight with Parks , A great
deal of time wan spommt by time fiVe attor-
neyc that represented the Prisoners in crosa-
examination , but nothing new was brought
out.
\\'muter B. Hicks ailded nothing new anti
tie was excumseti after a few qtmestlens amid
Clara Schmidt. took time witness chair. She
told about comimmg down time rear stairs' with
Cmumlmbeii and Oswald and witnemwing the
conmlmmemmceflment of the ilgimt , hilt she diii not
testify to anything mmot irinted at thin ( line
of time coroner's immqurst.
omcer Mulcahmy told about being notified
that a miman wan lying in time alley back of
l1ivonka's coil of procuring a wagon and
taking Oswaiml to time doctor's , who vro-
nounccd him dead.
At tlmi point there was consimleralmie delay
on account of two doctors miot being vros-
cot who were wanted to testhy regarding
the woumids on time body , Finally Dr. Sla-
baugh showed up and lie gave a description
ot the wounds and stated ( hint death hail
been caused by concussion of time brain , The
wound In the corner of the eye was the one
lie considered fatal anml gave it as his opimilon
timat the wound had been made by a ehmarp
pointed shoe.
Roy Simamnbiin , imo was hold by the coro-
micra' jury as a withers. gave imis account
of the affair , which did net differ rnateniaily
fromn hmi story to the coroner's jury , and he
was released from custody and excused.
Arthur South told how the crowd came
down thmo front steps of time bali and ran
around to time silo door wimere Campbell and
Oswald were with the girl. Saw James Ford
knock Oswald down twice and lmord Oswald
say : "Boys , I don't want to fight , " Janice
Ford knocked Oswald down in time alley and
then ran over to where Parks and Campbell
were fighting. Witness dfd not see Orwald
get Up , am , ( me joined time crowd that went
west. oil L street after the fight , The next
morning ho saw by The Bee that Oswald
hind been killed and ho went to Tenth and
Pierce streets , Omaha , where he bond time
Ford boys playing ball. At that time lie
told the Fords that ho did not know any-
thimig about the matter , When asked why
he made timat statement ho said that lie
was afraid of the Ford gang and he tlmoughit
that if he let them know that be had aeon
James Ford knock Oswald down they might
treat him time way they did Oswaid.
Court then adjourned until Monday fore-
noon. _ _ _ _ _ _
Itmui'iumg' Money for the CeleBrnhIOii.
The Fourth of July committees will imave
a meeting Tuesday evening of this week.
Collections of money to defray expenses are
being made daily , and there in no fear hut
plenty of money will be 'iaised to make mime
celebration a great success. Time ccimlpeti-
tve ; drill of O'iC sootiummu , it s oxem'1i d ,
vlhh attract a'.t litier from all suth rodties
In th 000nt3 , . A large nunmbcr of entries
are looked for. The drills will be lid ] on
Pwentytourth street , between 0 and Q
streets. TIme pavemnent on thin smctclm of
street utIn rood cobdition , and is brok'n
only 1y .a ahnglecti'r tia lc. All of thq corn-
niittees apiiei to be taking considerable in-
toreat in limo celebratIon , amid a big time
is hooked forward to.
Gasuublers Irall to Contriliite.
By a full vote of the city council ama ordinance -
dinanco was passed some time ago levying
a tax of $50 a month upon cecil gambling
house in thmo city. The ordinance was to
take effect Juno 1. and the contributions of
time gambiers were to be paid to the city
treasurer. ihe first of every month. in ad-
vance. Up to the time of closing the tress-
urer's office last night not a singie donation
Imad been received from the five gambling
houses now iunning full bhmwt in the city ,
If an ordinance won't bring forth the dons-
tion , the mayor states ho viii take other
mneans of producing time contributions.
Mmigic Cit ) ' Gossiji.
John U. Lucan of Elm Creek spent yesterday -
day in the city witb friends.
J. W. Ferguson left yesterday for a two
weekim' trip through the eaot.
S. L. Olson ( a circulating a peUtion asking
time mayor to appoint him building inspector.
W. A. McReynolds of Ashland was in the
city yesterday and visited time stock yards.
"Infant liaptismn and Child Church Mem-
bermmhip" Is time topic of Rev , D. C. Win-
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thmip'a nmornlng strrnon at flip rir.t 1.tathodl5l /
church , In the th'cnlflg the anti' , , f
jtct wiil be "lcurning ( hioe , "
Mrs. Sanmuet Pander of Malvc'rn , Iii. , is , ii.
lung hut brother , S. W. Terreil and famnily
Twtnty-siath timid it .strtetn.
\v. 3 , Cuhberteoh of Phillips was looking
over ( ho yArds yesterday cmiii telhlmig vhat
fine crops time trmcns had out in his see-
tie of time couumt'ry , .
Boy Davis , ' % enty.flfth auth J streets , is
receiving a visit from his toothier.
ibm , to Mr. and Mrs. Tinmothy Coffey ,
Thirty-second and ' 1' streets , a son.
lev , Bell of hiehlevumo will occupy the pumi-
pit at the First Presbyterian church timia
morning ,
The Stewart base hall club and time hayes
will Play a game at Tenty-fourth and U
streets thie afternoon ,
Potuumdmnaner Mmuiy gathered In a bunch
of eleven horses yesterday , Time horse potmimil
Ia iii ( ho rear of hloltmie' livery stabie.
Mr. Charles It. Daniels will preach in
Grace Methodist Iipisopat chmmrclm this afternoon -
noon at 3:30 : o'clock. Everybody iiivitu ] ,
Time Woman's auxiliary will lmave charge
o time imieetlng at time Young Men's Chili.
( Ian associatIon timi afterneomi , itsv. Mary
Cl. Andrewa of Omaha will deliver an ad-
dresi , \
Tie contest between the Reds and time \
hlimmes of the Youimg Men's Chnistlamm ease- ' (
elation resulted iii a tie , eachi aide aenimring
twenty-six new members. Another contest
is belimz talbed of ,
Expert Accountant ltntlmbmmn Is 110w cmi.
gaged in going over the books of time Hoard
of Educatiomi amid expects to have a coin-
photo reimort. ready In about a week , A spe-
cliii immeeting of tlm board will be lieu Mon'
day evemmiimg , Jimmie 15 , to hear the report of
Mr. Itntihun ,
Pout' double decks of Colorado slmeep and
litmus \ern received at thin ynrths ycetermhmul' ,
mmmmikimig 3,514 for tIme week , Lait ueek'a
footings were S,91S amid the sanie week a
year ago 1,481. Only part of yesterday's
cfforiimgs % i'ero sultablo for shmmugimtcr , time
balance being on time feeder order , Thin
demand is good anmi prices art ) strong.
Time funeral of J , 11. Eggers will ho imeld
this afternoon , Timere will be short services
at lime late resitlonce of time ( leceuaetl , Twenty-
fourth amid C streets , at 2 o'clock and ( lien
time reimimmimis viil 1)0 ) takomi to time ( iermmian
Lumtlueraim church , vhmere ltev , Adammis , time
pastor , will imreachm a fumieral sermuomi , In-
tCrmmient vtli be at Laurel 11111 cemetery ,
Freul Johnson , the young Inuun vhmo was
stabbed last Summitlay by Jack Leonard , in
( till at time imosimital and is reported as doing
nicely. It is expected that lie will be able
to be out iii a week or so. Leommard ima
riot yet succeeded In getting bail and i , at
time city jail , wimero he appears to be quite
comfortable. ho still (1011105 tlmat lie did tIme'
cutting.
Mayor Emmsor is preparing a procinmnmatlon ,
in whicit he arks all of time business nmen in
time city to chose thmeir places of business on
time afternoon of Jumie 10 anti attend the races ,
that day being set aside an South Omaha ,
day. Thmo mayor is anxious to have every
oiie attend on South Ornaima tiny in order ( ma
show the people timat South Omaima is inter-
eated iii time Fair and Speed association.
Au the hot weathier anmi its attendant eviha
approacbm , bear in mmuinml time'old adage : "it
stitch in ( hoe saves nine , " It is well kmiown
that a dose of Cimarmiberhaltu's Colic , Cholera.
and Diarrhoea Remedy taken In tlnme is bet-
( Cr than nine doses who iroatrateil with
cholera miuorbus or diarrh , m. It should be'
kept in every home , ready for instamit use ,
Time 25 and 50 cent sizes for nab by drug.
giats ,
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SCIIWENK-GeorgeS , , June 6 , ron at
George E. and Lizzie M. Schmwenk , iged , 81.
dmty. Funeral at 3 o'cocic Simimtiuy aft - i'
noon , .Tumne 7. fronm time f'miiill m'tsdt'fleO ,
1834 ½ Nortim Niimotceimth imuneet , to Forest
Iawn cemetery.
O'HERN-i'atrick , aged 31 years. Funeral
AlOflha' , Jumie 8 , at 8:30 : cm. in. froimi fnmuiiw
resitlemmce , Van Camp avenue and Soumtlm
Twentieth street , to St. Patrick's chmurcii7
imiterment , St. Itlrmry' cemmietery , Mr.
O'Hern has lived iii Omaha eiiiteen ycanl
and was connected with the Union Pueblo
( Or most df thIs time.
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