Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
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Receipts,
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TWO HELD Tor TFtBl.
Two prisoners were bound over to the dis
trict court yesterday morning. They were
s. c. Moore and George Smith, colored.
Moore was brought back from Pittsburg,
KAN by Chief Briggs on the charge Of
beating his wife, intending to do great
bodily harm. He waived preliminary hear
ing and was bound over under $500 bonds.
He is making an EFFORT to secure a bonds
man. The second was the negro who en-
tered the store Of w, Wright on Twenty
sixth street, He pleaded not guilty and was
given brief preliminary hearing. The two
officers caught him in the act of taking
shoes of the shelves OF the store and the
evidence was so clear that he was at once
placed under bonds TO appear in the dis
trict court. On default of bonds the two
men will be taken to the county jail to
await trial. 1t has been reported to the
officers that several houses have been en-
tered after the residents of these houses
had hired some one to do work, such as
cleaning cellars or taking ashes from the
basement. It is thought that the parties
seeking this kind of employment have In
several cases at least, taken the keys, II
such were found, in the basement doors.
Then they waited favorable opportunity
to enter the houses While there are many
honest people who do work of this kind
the police are inclined to warn against Civ
ing such work to strangers.
Magic City Gossip.
P. G. Caldwell, justice Of the peace, notary
public, real estate, fire insurance. 2517 N.
Henry Pappe Of Sioux City Is visiting
his brother. Theodore Pappe, over Sum
The Sunday afternoon services at Work
men temple VIII be for all classes, men,
women and children.
The Omaha Packing company is building
ten-foot board fence between the rail-
road tracks and its plant.
Joe Trap, Thirty-hrst and X streets,
the dresser drawer OF his rooms.
The death of Alma Anderson, aged 2
years, occurred yesterday at the home,
lSS North Twenty-fourth street.
The fire department made a run To
| Twenty third and II streets yesterday morn
ing but found no fre. chimney was
| burning out.
! Albert Holzeson. Forty-fourth and W.
reports the birth OF SON. Henry Boylen
500 North Twenty-frst reports the birth
| of a daughter.
! Glover Leaf camp. No s. Royal Neigh
bors Of America; VIII hold a special meet
/ ing at Adodern Woodmen Of America hall
Thursday evening.
Frank Mahori caused the arrest Of Mike
koSane yesterday for disposing of a pledged
/ watch. He was assessed 81 damages and
costs yesterday in Judge Caldwell's court
| Mrs. W. G. Lambert and her sister. Miss
/ Hilda Condron, assisted by Miss Maud
/ Dennis, Mrs. Clarence EWell and Miss
| Eunice Ensor, entertained the w, w w
club yesterday afternoon.
Through error il was announced that
| Presbyterian church this mosptnS SIEst
/ Is not the case. Dr.. r. l. Wheeler VIII
| occupy his pulpit usual
| The Magic City Kings Daughters will
/ give tea az the home Of Mrs J. III
/ Van Dusen. 10 d street, Thursday kfter,
! noon March IA Mrs Mary AndrsUs ~
Omaha, viii talk on the moral ira ming of
Pearl Burrows, aged 20, da,rubter Of
Frank Burrows, died of tubercu iosis Of me
throat at the home of her father in Coun-
/ ell Bluns. The funeral win be held at
/ 10 a. m. this morning and the Anterment In
| Laurel Hill cemetery from Leaer's M
mortal church. She was sister of Mrs.
! ]. AZ. White.
The funeral Of Mrs. JOS oh stoIlmoel, will
/ be held at st. Frances church al 2 D. m,
today. Mrs. stollmock 6Aed Saturday morn
t Ing, Shf Es H,ie "A one Of the best
south Omaha. She leaves four sons and
hve daughters She died In 81. Joseph nos.
pital after an opeT alton.
| Miss Lenore M Hrtin daughter ~ NJ
Martin, IN the RAIL carrier service. enter.
| talned NUMB A OF her little friends yes.
terday In hon Sr OF her seventh birthday
! IWehty-one aests were present. The little
miss received a large number OF pretty
! presents . Ane came from an aunt Ia The
"est ana come from relatives in the east
Good Cough Medicine for Children.
The season for coughs and colds is nov
at mar a and too much care cannot be used
TO Protect the children. child is much
NOR likely to contract diphtheria or scarlet
teNer when he has cold. The quicker
y su cure his cold the less the risk. Cham
oerlRins Cough Remedy Is the sole re-
lance OF many mothers, and few OF them
who have tried it are willing 70 use any
other Mrs. +. r. starcher OF Ripley, w
Va, says; Il have never used anything
other thar Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for my children and II has always given
good Satisfaction" This remedy contains
} no opium or other narcotic and may bs
given as confidently 10 q child as 10 An
adult