Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
hid Dies 40 Result Of Runs AscsiVst
from soalding Milk
NEGRO CANDLES AWAY FUNERAL MONEY
Mother Forwards ETA 60 send HHrve
Williams Body 60 81. Joseph and
the Cash t. Dumped Into
Crap Game.


nourcement Of the death of little Albert /
Roubsky. which occurred on the night of /
the 21st. He Is the 1O-month-old son Of /
Vojtech Koubsky. 279 South Twenty-third |
street. The death was caused by scslding |
milk which deluEed his face and Ghost. /
The little fellow was a remarkably strong |
baby and crawlcd about the floor and often !
raised himself by clinging to chairs and I
other articles. In the evening before his \
death while his mother was busy with her |
cooking she set a vessel containing large |
quantity Of milk which she hal been soald- |
ing. upon the table. The little boy orawled, |
unnoticed, to the side of the table and, !
reaching up with his small hands grasped
The tabecloth and tried TO raise himself
up. The cloth, and with II the milk, cid
along over the table and the entire con-
tents of the vessel was upset on his head.
| His face and chest were shockingly burned.
| Dr. Koutsky was called and gave all the re-
lief in his power. but It proved fruitless,
and the little fellow snccumbed on the day
/ after the accident. His mother IL nearly
craged with grief. The funeral was held
yesterday.
Music for the jail.
The women OF the Women's Christian
Temperance union, who have been con-
| Quoting the services in the jGil on Sunday
| afternoons, have sent an organ which had
| formerly been used at the First Methodist
church IN one Of the Sunday school rooms
TO the jail office to furnish music for the
Sunday Afternoon services. The organ will
| be material assistance to the women
besides furnishing amusements 70 the jailer
In his lonely hours. Mrs. D. Banner was
one OF the women most interested and It
was through her efforts and with the as
sistance Of DR.. II. H. Willard that the in
strument vas piece in the ONCE
l. CANDLES Away Funeral Money.
George Turner appears to be the most
unlucky Of his race. Not only did he lose
thirteen unlucky dollars in game Of craps,
but the dollars were not his. and he was
called sharply to account for the same
Thursday night. when placed under ar
rest for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. The money had been sent to him
BY the mother Of Harve Williams. who
was killed by Hugh Gray at the residence
occupied by family by the name Of Chinn,
1918 Q street November l6. The mother
lives in 81. Joseph and she desired that
her sons body should be buried there, so
she forwarded the cash to Turner. Tur-
ner, like the Little jimmy in the picture
paper, met distraction IN the form of a
game of craps. Apparently he had not
counted his dollars until he laid the last
of the thirteen on the carpet to be sacri-
feed He lost and went broke. And Will
hams, instead of going TO Kansas City as
expected went TO his final resting place in
Laurel Hill cemetery. This reused the sus-
picion OF Chinn, who knew that Turner
had received the money. He traced the
coin to tho crap game and after being
convinced that Turner had squandered the
mothers hard-esrned remittance swore out
warrant for his arrest. Turner admitted
thae he received the money. but declared
that he had lost il out of his vest pocket
He would not admit that he even knew
an ace from "a horse apiece" He said
Il reckon how's that warrant was a horse
on me- He has not as yet come to trial.
Services at the Churches.
Especial Importance attaches to the
Thanksgiving service at the United Presby-
terrain church next Thursday morning All
Of the Protestant churches will unite in
the services, which have been arranged
as follows:
Special hymns by the choir and eonEre-
BatioR.
Invocation, Rev. R. W. Divers. First
Presidents proclamation, Rev. X. w.
Hitler, Lefier's Memorial.
Scripture, Rev. H. II. Willard, First
Methodist Episcopal church.
Prayer DIT. R. L. Wheeler, First Presby-
Thanksgiving Offering.
Sermon by Rev. George Van Wrinkle,
First Baptist church
THE Effects OF Association. will be
Rev. Andrew Renwicks topic for Sunday
morning
The regular services will be conducted
both morning and evening at the First
Methodist church, by Rev. II. H. Willard
at the morning service. In the eveninE
W. g. Jacoby. assistant IN the Torrey
meetings. viii hold union services.
There will be services Sunday nornins
at the English Lutheran church, but none
IN the evening. The theme OF the sermon
will be. Bringing Our Brother to Jesus "
DR.. Guy Wordsworth, president Of Belle,
vue college, owing to the illness of hi,
mother at Chicago, will not be present a,
the Sunday services at the First Presby.
terrain church. as announced. The sermon
will be delivered by DR.. r. l.. Wheeler or
the topic, Have We Sufieient Reason 70,
Thanksgiving. special missionary
Christian Endsavor service will be CON
Quoted by Mrs. r. L. Wheeler at 6;N
topic, Whitman, and Missions on the Pa
ciho Coast
With the exception Of the First Metho
dist church, there will be no evening ser
vices in any Of the churches, that I'll,
congregations may attend the Torrsy meet
ings.
7. n. c. 4. Notes.
Rev. Mr.. Wadsworth was to have ad
dressed the Sunday afternoon service, bu
serious illness OF his mother has Gale.
him from the city. Rev. Mr.. Caldwell
who was to have made the address Deoem
- Der :. has kindly consented TO change hi
date and come week earlier. He Is a
evangelist OF note and will be well wort
hearing. Miss Scott will sing The NEE,
ing win begin promptly at 4 O'Clock Tn
boys club, known the Lelnads wi
meet at 3 O'Clock. A program, arrange
L BY the boys, will be rendered. Every DO
I" in South Omaha IL invited 10 attend thi
meeting.
The association will invite yOunE me
n, away from home TO be it's guests Thanks
sS giving day. The ladies' auxiliary has N
matter in charge and will do all that ca
% be done 10 make the event an enjoyabl
y. one.
TG The night school is progressing nicsl,
NJ The classes are getting too large for II
b. roomsN division OF the arithmetic clas
70 has been made and only lack Of time pr
vents division of other classes.
Il Is very much desired that all sal
~ soripuons promised TO the association |
IN paid at once, The board OF directors