Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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1AAeAANtt photographer leAu HAInem
SowmAn, III N. is. rouElss suOe, $3.50.
Electrical wiring and Espaars-Burgess-
Granden company, 1914 Howard street
Equitable LAfs-Polioes sight drafts At
maturity. II. d. Heely. manager, Omaha
Keep youE money ana vaIuables in a
safe deposit box in the American Safe De-
' posit Vaults in The Bee building. which IL
absolutely burglar and fireproof. Boxes
rent for only - a year or 81 a quarter.
Funeral Of theodore ersbe-Funeral
services over the body Of Theodore Grebe
we're held at Dodder's chapel. Twenty-third
and Cunning streets Friday afternoon.
Burial was at Prospect Hill cemetery.
TsuR Money and Insurance Papers
should be kept In a fire and burglar
proof safe deposit box in the American
] safe Deposit vaults in the Bee building.
Boxes rent for only 81 a year,
CLOSED for the sohsnk Funsral-offices
Of the Creighton Real Estate COMPANY and
the executors office Of the John A. Creish-
ton estate we're closed Friday in respect to
the late John A scnenk, whose funeral
was held Friday morning in Dayton. o.
hanna GOLDMAN to spsak In Omaha
Emma Goldman, the anarchist leader, has
{, billed herself for seven speeches I'm Omaha,
beginning Sunday. November s. and ending
November IL Her press agent announces
that '1iiSs Goldman will not start out until
after election"
Priest from IRELAND for o'NsiIl-Rev.
william o'sullivan Of 1rremore, Kerry
county, ireland, has been assigned to the
assistant pastorate Of the parish at o'Neill
by RI. Rev. Richard Scannell, bishop OF
Omaha. Rev. Father O'Sullivan was re-
Gently ordained at All Hallows college,
Dublin
GETS olAim, with In~tsrost-Frank r..
silts secured a verdict for 81 against witt
Kasparovic in Judge Days court Friday
morning on a claim for s65 and interest as
signed to him by Frank ]. Kaspar, who
, claimed the money for looking up evidence
in the case of the state against Anna Kas-
parovic.
, Good Fellowship Dinnsr--The entertain
ment CON mittee OF the South Omaha Live
Stock exchange and the Omaha Commercial
club met Friday afternoon at the Com
mercial club rooms to discuss plans for a
good fellowship" dinner TO be given by
the two organizations in the near future.
No date has been definitely fixed.
Marriage No. 17oa-In marrying Mr..
aAndrew Kolp and Miss Ellen Eliasser
Thursday afternoon Rev. Charles w. Saw
idge performed his l.7O2d The
couple was married at the home of the
groom'g mother at Forty-third and jackson
streets. with E. %. Carlson as best man
and Miss Irene Erickson as maid Of honor
Recruits Cor the Navy-Twelve recruits
have been accepted thus far during the
month Of October for the United States
navy at the Omaha recruiting depot in the
federal building. This number represents
only about 30 per cent of the applications
for auIla4pnanN Tho ratoc4inna p t,raha
mostly for color blindness. though many
are for other physical defects,
"8laok Kills an for Taft"-M. o. Cum
nlngham has received a letter from s. II.
Dykstra, a travelling man, who has been
covering the Black Hills territory the last
week or two. Mr.. Dykstra says he Is
satisfied Taft will carry the Black Hills
district by a good majority. BLACK Hills
all for Taft" ne says In the letter. 81
think It will be overwhelming for him
here"
Importing Immoral women - United
States Inspector Mansfield has had another
case OF the alleged importation of womer
for immoral purposes brought to his at
haention by the Omaha police. Mascotte
fermaine. a French woman, was arrested
Thursday by officer Lahey in the resort
ia South Ninth street. She will bt
yheld for investigation by the government
\ authorities.
Eminent sculptor Returns Hast-Gutzon
Borglum, the sculptor. left Omaha Frida!
for his home In New York. Mr.. Borglun
has been here for a week on account o
the death Of his brother-in-law, Alfred Oar
. low. While here Mr.. Borglum took charg,
OF the business matters relative to Mr.. Oar
lows estate and has. with Mrs. Darlow
who is executrix of the property. brough
all matters to a conclusion.
Cupid rnvados railroad office-Cupid
has been getting busy in the office OF tn,
general passenger agent of the Union Pa
cific ard within the next two weeks two EN-
ployes in that office will be married. Mis-
| Goldie starkey is a comedy photographer II
the office who Is to marry Glenn I. Petit
, grew November II. w. l.. Hughes Is
clerk on the rate desk and he is to MARI!
Miss Lenora Hill November 8.
Corn show RuIldinEs-Directors OF tn,
National Corn exposition met Friday after
noon and completed plans for the build
ings and work is TO be pushed on them Wig
orously for the next thirty days. Many ex
hibitors are sending samples OF corn an
within q short time the storage OF exhibit
-SFnl be a problem. Many young women ar
MISC applying 10 Miss Jessiea Besack, man
ager of the womsn's department, for en-
listment in the domestic science elasse
which viii be conducted in connection wit
the exposition.
Police Are on the Rtg Eunt-Pigs ar,
the latest item to be added TO the lost o
stolen" list at the police station. Thurs
day night a lively, squealing pOrker tina
weighed at least $50 pounds was killed 4
Guy Lees pigpen at 661s North Twenty
eighth street by an unidentified thief an
then hastily carried away without tn
knowledge OF the owner. The loss was no
discovered til about Thursday noon, whel
Lee noticed that one Of his pigs was gon
and that there we're signs OF a sticking
in the pen.
Fails Out Of window Into French
While performing the homely duty Of clos
ing the window shutters before going I
bed, Adolph Albrecht, q years old, fe
into q trench dug by contractors on HI
lot and has now begun suit in distrlC
court against them for $500. The defend
ants are George Morris and Frank J. MOI
ris, doing business as Morris Bros, an
Peter Kedell. After digging the trench h