Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS.


men and women. hats. shoes, furniture.
carpets. draperies slaves Cash or credit.
Union Quitting CO.. 1s15-i1-1s Farnam.
Associated Charities-At the April meet
Ing II the directors Of the Associated
charities Friday morning Mrs. Draper
smith and S r Morris were selected as a
committee 70 confer with the public play
ground committee Saturday afternoon in
.hc Commercial club rooms where play
ground matters will be discussed
Funeral Of Harry Hoptins-The funeral
Of Harry Hopkins, the Union Pacific rail
road conductor who died at St Joseph
hospital Wednesday morning. will be held
at O'Clock Saturday afternoon, with serv-
ices at the home Of the family. ia North
n ghtocnth street. Gnterment will be at
NFJrast Lawn cemetery
Requests FOR Divoroe-Mary Ungar has
begun suit against Lew j. Ungar on the
grounds of uonsupport They have been
married less than year. Mathllda Eckles
has secured n decree Of divorce from Jacob
u. Eches on the grounds Of extreme
cruelty. Her maiden name, Mathilda Kie-
ruiz. was restored.
ruler Bound ovsr-H b. Fuller, the
Enlug man who was arrested on the
.N -' 'l "ANoAllb COO lIhIn inc nome OF
Lulu Rambadt, 1920 Harvey street. was
hound over to the district court by Judge
crawford in police court Friday morning
RULER was delivering Ice at the Rambadt
home when he is accused OF having taken
the money
Home for Hospital Foroe-The large
stable at the rear of the Swedish
hospital at Twenty-fourth and Pratt
streets is to be remodeled for use as a
mission by the hospital attaches. The plan.
for the changes are being drawn by Arch
ltcct O. L. Brolne who is also preparing
plans for the erection OF a theater I'm the
operating room Of the hospital. Seats foi
twenty students will be provided for use ir
clinics
Burglars Get Busy-Burglars raised q
window at the home Of J. Sherman, So
South Twenty-hrst avenue. THURSDAY
night, and stole IS In change and a watch
Entrance was also gained 70 the home o.
+. Selligsohn, 5lO South Twenty-secon,
street, and a pocketbook containing 81
obtained. Chicken thieves also operated
during the night and d. 3. Burlght
Thirty-slxth street and Curtis avenue, fel
victim.
Adler Is Ezonsrated-Samuel Adler, pro
prietor Of the Fair store. Twelfth ant
Farnam streets. who was arrested on
warrant sworn to by a customer Wednes
day charging obtaining money under falls,
pretenses, was discharged by Judge Craw
ford Adler was accused Of havinl
Z switched a revolver on customer n,
evidence was produced to show that Able
l had perpetrated a swinde or that the Gus
toner got nything but the article h
bought. y
Grain Company Dissolvss-The Elk
change Grain company OF which the lat
a. b. Jaquith was president, has been dis
solved and the accounts Of the firm ar
being closed up by the former vice pres
dent, G. r. Barnes. The Chicago graii
firm Of Ware 81 Leland, which was tn
eastern correspondent Of the Exchang,
Grain company, has appointed Mr.. Barne
as its local representative, with offices ii
those occupied by the defunct company II
the Board of Trade building
Death Of OMAHA Veteran in California
Fayettc 5. Bush, former resident OF Omaha
died few days ago In Sawtelle. Cal. Hi
body is now On route to Omaha for burial
Mr.. Bush was one OF the early settlers o
Omaha, and was for a number OF year
engaged In the hide and leather bushes
An this city lie was a veteran of the civil
~ ar. "a he entered the army as n mcmbe
'of Company n. Niucty-third New York In
fautry. lie was a member of Grant Pos
No. 10 OF Omaha. Notice OF the runera
viii be given upon the arrival OF the body
The services will be in charge Of Gran
Pest.
Route Of the Eew Lins-General Man
ager Smith Of the Omaha & Council Bluff
Street Railway company made the oficig
announcement Friday Of the route owe
tho new Twenty-f9urth street line. Car
VIII be run north on Twcnty-fourth t
Iolvenvorth. east TO Sixteenth street, mort
q Howard street east TO Fifteenth stree
with To Capitol avenue, west t. SiNteent
south on Sixteenth to Leavenworth,
... curve win have to he laid at siXteent
aud Capitol avenue. The cars will thu
run from South Omaha and after maxim
the loop In the central part Of Omaha wi
return to South Omaha.
springwen Cemetery-The stockholder
Of Springwell Cemetery association hel
it's annual meeting April I and received III
report OF the officers, which was approve
and IL showed that the cemetery is KEEL
IN good condition, and is self SUSTAINING
Election of four directors whose term e.
pred lively contest was had for II
position. Messrs Chris Nelson, John
Jensen and j. n. Jensen were re-electe
and Mr.. Potter Hansen was elected In plat
Of Mr.. Peter Thompson. At the regult
meeting Of the directors. April 10, the 70
lowing officers were elected for the yea
Messrs Chris Nelson and John A. Jense
were elected president and treasurer, respe
lively Chris Boyer elected secretary aft,
Mr.. J. \. Jensen, positively declined r
election. During his six years Of service
secretary he devoted his best energy
serve the patrons OF the cemetery ar
the stockholders 20 their satisfaction. TT
Office OF the association will be Chr
Royer's real estate office Twenty
and Cunning.