Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Bowman, III N. Ie. Douglas shoe. $3.50
Pa Rourks for Quality cigars. SIS 8. ibth'
R~inehart, photographer. 18Th q Farnam
DR.. souHup, dentist, moved to Paxton Dix
$50 Suits 20 order, SIS; 80 pants lot -
MacCarthy-Wilson, 90 South lSth-
W. T. Daly Is no longer associated with
Johnson-Rowe-Daly Co, iti2 Howard.
EquitaAls Lsfs, Paul Morton. president
Policies sight drafts at maturity. IL d
Nicely. manager. Omaha
Your Observation-Disclosures sale for
June and July-two-pieee suits tlo ana
up. stevens & Co. 215 Neville Block.
Drunkenness ana EonsuppOrt-Fannis
G.. watts has applied for a divorce from
Everett G. Watts. charging drunkenness
and nonsupport.
Memorial Services for Nrs. Tway-Me-
mortal services for the late Mrs. Frank
Tway. wife OF Bandmaster Tway of the
Salvation Army. who died q week ago.
will be held Sunday night at Salvation
Army hall
George Rogers on TO Dsnvsr-George
Rogers. president Of the Dahlmsn Democ-
racy. left Wednesday evening over the
Burlington for Denver to assist in the pre-
liminary arrangements for the national
convention,
Father Takes Sons Body 20 erave-E
T. Easter of Randall, Kan, father OF Ray
Easter. who was run over and killed by a
Union Pacific engine Monday night, left
Omaha Thursday morning with the body
Of his son. which will be buried in Ran
dali.
Cinnamon Bear for zoO-Max Harden of
1rvington has written the park commits
sloners that he has a female black CHINA
mon bear which he wants to place in the
Rivervlew park ZOO, Harden says the
bear is about 1 year old and was captured
in the Cascade mountains OF Washington.
sidney smith sought b Family-sldney
Smith is believed by his sister, Mrs. Maude
Christy of Niagara. N. D., to be in Omaha.
She has written asking the police to find
him and tell him his aged father in Eng
land is grieving because his whereabouts
are not known. She asks that her brother
communicate with her.
Paving By Tmprovsrs-Paving
questions will be discussed at the regular
meeting of the West Leavenworth I'M
provement club. which will be held at the
hall. ss63 Leavenworth street, Friday
night. other business will also be taken
up. Members Of the Park board and city
and county officials are also expected TO
be present.
GoVefuor ASa0n
Sheldon. a delegate to the national re-
publican convention. will pass through
Omaha Sunday evening on Burlington train
No. u. enroute to the convention at Chi
cago. Arthur c. Smith and some Of the
other delegates have arranged to go on
the same train. although. there is no or
ganized party.
BODY Of W. steinmstE oromatsd-The
body Of Walter steinmetz, the well known
saloon keeper, who died OF heart failure
at his home, $40 Bancroft street. Wednes-
day morning, will be taken to 81. Louis
Friday evening to be cremated In accord
ance with HIS wish. The ashes will be
brought back to Omaha. Services will be
held at the house at 4 O'Clock Friday.
Ten Thousand Asked for DsAth-BenJa-
min S. Baker, as administrator OF the es-
tate OF Walter ]. williamson, who was
killed by falling down an elevator shaft
in the building owned by the Racine satt-
ley company. is seeking to recover
5000 from the company before a
jury in Judge Days court. He asserts the
company was negligent in leaving the
shaft open and unprotected.
hrs. Sarah D.. Patrick at Rest-Funeral
services for Mrs. Sarah O.. Patrick, a resi-
dent Of Omaha since 1884. who died Tues
day morning, were held at her late home.
5Gl North Twenty-third street. Thursday
afternoon, Rev. r. B. n. Bell OF the
Church Of the Good Shepherd offieiated
and burial was IN Forest Lawn. The pail
bearers were NJ, F. Sears, A. Koch, e.
Nelson. c. e. Mathews, Charles Gruenig
and A.. D~onaghue. Mrs. Patrick's son, Z.
l.. Patrick Of Laramie county. Wyoming.
and her cousin, Mrs. John Goodwill OF
Tekamah. Neb., were at the funeral.
clarke Remembers the ~Rivsr-Henry T..
Clarke will take or send the resolutions
endorsing the proposition Of making large
appropriations for the Improvement OF riv-
ers TO both the republican national con-
vention in Chicago and the democratic ma
tional convention in Denver. Mr.. Clarke
contends that the permanent Improvement
Of rivers should be a plank in ope or both
OF the national platforms and that the
voters and officers elected should be
pledged to support the policy.
Burglars &C Through window-Burglars
entered the home OF w. II. Turrell. ZI0
Decatur street. through a kitchen window
Wednesday night and stole a gold watch
and chain and so in cash. A screen was
cut from the door OF w, Williams home,
s4I Miami street. and a thief entered and
ransacked the pants Of Mr.. Williams, Sc
curing s.. The back door OF Chris Mel
sons saloon. Twenty-fourth and Leaven-
worth streets. was broken open and 81 in
cash and a quart bottle OF whisky were
stolen.
John Doe . Cosmos Qent-Three John
Does OF three different races OF men ap.
peared before the police judge Thursday
on the same complaint. one was a negro
one an Indian and one a white irRn. Al
were charged with being Intoxicated. mo
guilty" said the negro; ugh" said tn,
Indian. and guilty" said the white man
MY cousin died and II seemed like m,
grief was more than l could bear" ex
planned the negro. who didn't look particu
larry sTieved. But he Jared no better thar
his two companions, who held their peace
It was 81 and costs each.
chief DonAhus at Mt O~lsmsns-ActinI
chief OF Police Mostyn has received a let
ter from Chief OF Police Donahue, who wa
In Detroit attending the national eonven
tion OF chiefs OF police. Chief Donahu
and Ms, Donahue are now at Mount Gle
mems. Mich. a health resort thirty min
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