Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-19

the fine work OF Tom Milan IN running
down tho criminal They say, III oil
the people would he as willing to report
TO the police what they know Of these
cases the criminal classes would soon dis
appear. The police are also eiated to
think Of the way they stole a march on
the Omaha police and pulled the man
back before the officers there could get
a chance to make a good capture. Gray
will in all probability plead guilty.
Arm Broken In Gym
virat Conioy, Nineteenth and / streets,
broke his left arm at the Young Mems
Christian association gymnasium yesterday
forenoon. He, with number Of other boys
Of 10 years, were exercising. In trying TO
jump from a springboard to connect with
the high bar, young Coniey missed his
clutch and foil 70 the floor, landing on his
arm. Both bones Ct the forearm were
broken about four inches above the wrist
DR.. w. Barry was called and set the broken
arm, after which the boy was assisted to
his home The fracture was a simple one
and no complications are likely.
Mrs. e. L. Howe Dead.
Mrs. E l. Howe, wife Of the former city
treasurer, died at II o'clock last night at
one week. The. funeral arrangements have
not been completed and will be announced
later
alb COnIi Coal!
Robbery lump s5.T per ton; Newhouse
nut, $40 per ton. Special prices for car
lots. City scales weight. George w. Mas
son, ~ North Twenty-fourth street. Teie-
phone 90
Magic City Gossip.
@. 3. Gafford, livery Tel 10G
For sale, 4-room cottage, fruit and trees
2s21 r.
G. 3. Ganord, moving and transfer.
Tel. lO6,
Chattel and salary loans, 242o1s N st. All
business confidential.
William F. Stephens. Nineteenth and s
streets. reports the birth OF SON
Police Judge King fined Samuel Mont 81
ana costs for yagrancy yesterday morning.
w. s. King has been out Of the city for
the past week attending to business inter
ests In Colorado.
An infant daughter came into the home
OF Frank Madison, Forty-seventh and l.
streets, Friday morning
j. NJ. Tanner and wife have returned
from Chicago, where they spent two or
three days early in the week
For rent tive Nplendldly furnished roome.
with gas, e,ectTiI light, hot and cold water,
bath. 1909 North Twenty-third street.
Mrs. W. D, Godfrey, who has been an In
some time, Is reported much improved
Sa. Martins Women's Auxiliary will meet
at the home of Mrs. a. V. Miller, 2707 Far
nam street Omaha, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Austa ]. Clarke is visiting for few
days among her friends in the city pre-
Xlous 70 her goining to California TO spend
the winter.
The infant daughter of John Brown.
Ferbeth and F streets, died Yesterday
morning. The funeral will DO this morn
ing from the residence at 10 o'clock.
visiting her brother c. A. Mecber, the
city treasurer. She attended the funeral OF
Mrs, Sarah ]. Green as a friend Of the
/ Milton Newberry, who has been held for
some time, charged with breaking and en-,
tering Jake Klein s salooon, was yesterday
bound over to the district court under $50
bonds lie waived preliminary hearing ant
was transferred to the county Jail.
! z. L. Heyden of Marshall. Mo-. was
visitor at the South Omaha exchange yes
! terday. He had a number of horses on ex
J hibit at the Omaha Horse Show. some o.
them are still in the city. He was at thu
yards looking into the horse market.
A string Of freight cars backing IN OIL
the Burlington tracks at Thirtieth and ]
streets was pushed clear over the stree
and into the stock yards Friday afternoon
wrecked. '--l
Make an OFFER on the. northwest corner o
18th and Missouri Ava nearly nev
house, east front, and neat cottage, soutl
front; two new lots. Room for Two mr.
houses, VIII sell on 7easY terms. p ice
$3.50. n, p Dodge & Coz INA Farnam St.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah ]. Green Wa
largely attended yesterday afternoon, ant
the floral tributes were unusually beauti
full. pr. c. NJ. ScnindelA z. A. Melcher w
B. Cheek. e. d. Shugart, Colonel A. !
Int and Howard Meyers acted as pal
bearers. Rev. James Wise and DR.. r. J.
wheeler conducted the ceremony. mum
her of friends from out of town were pres
ent, George Mccormick and Miss Dor
Melcber among the number. The burla
was at Lauiel Hill cemetery,