Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

bankruptcy in the United States district
court. He schedules his liabilities at
F3,446.46 and his assets at A.575.S1, with the
customary exemptions, including mort
cages.
Equitable Life-Policies sight drafts at
maturity. II. d. Nicely. manager. Omaha.
81 Trinity Cathedral Doll Bazaar at Parish
house Saturday at 1880 am; market table,
puzzle pictures.
For xmas-Gas or electric reading
lamps make acceptable presents. Prices
reasonable. Burgess-Granden Co., next to
gas office. 1911 Howard st.
Your Money and Insurance Papers
should be kept in a fire and burglar
proof safe deposit hox in the American
Safe Deposit vaults in The Bee building.
Boxes rent for only 81 a year.
Ulysses Man Is Arrested-On advices
from City Marshal Tom Blacketer Of
Ulysses, Neb., Thursday evening, Elmer
gency Officer Dan Lahey arrested Dave
Swanson and recovered some goods the
man is alleged to have stolen from Ulysses.
He will be taken to that tow to answer
the charge of larceny.
Plymouth Rocks are stolen-Thirty-six
young Plymouth Rock chickens were stolen
Thursday from Mrs. John Miller's chicken
house at 1850 South Fort first street. The
police are looking for a thief whose In
cl.nations run to fancy fowls and f~eathery
parcels OF plumber, and, incidentally, Mrs.
Miller would like to get her chickens back.
some suggestions TO the Commission on
Country Life are given by the Omaha Gas
company in their show window, which they
have decorated for the occasion Of the
visit of President Roosevelt's commission
to Omaha. Those interested in the i'm
provement OF conditions, Of country life
should see this window. 1t is both in
structive and entertaining.
Best Meeting Ever Eeld-county Com
missioners Bruning. Harte and Trainor
! have returned from Hastings, where they
, attended what they declare was the best
meeting of the Stale Association Of Com
m 'ssicners and superv. sors ever held In
the state. over $50 county dads were pres
emit to discuss questions Of Importance to
the boards. Mr.. Trainor was reelected
treasurer and Mr.. Bruning was reappointtd
on the legislative committee.
Young Man Drives Too Fast-For reck-
less driving at the corner Of Sixteenth and
Farnam streets about 6 o'clock Thursday
evening, when the streets were filled with
peop.e, Ben Arrens, the l7-year-old driver
of a delivery wagon, was arrested by Pa
trolman Chapman, who was on duty at
the busy corner to prevent accidents. In
polite court Friday the hoy was discharged
after a warning by Judge Crawford tina a
repetition of the offense would get him
into trouble with the juvenile officers.
Tangier Temple offIoers-Tangier Tenn
Pile, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Masons, elected the following officers
Thursday evening for the ensuing year:
Charles A. Tracy. potentate; f. @. McGil-
ton. chief rabban; Luther b. Hoyt, assls-
tant rabban; John F1tz Roberts, oriental
guide; w. E. Rhoades. treasurer: W. T.
Rourke. recorder. Representatives to the
Imperial council. which will meet in Louis
Vile, Ky, in June, 1909. are Charles A.
Tracy, +. +. Whitcomb, j. ]. Derlght of
Omaha and George F. WOLF Of Fremont.
Funeral OF Mrs. o. W. c-leavsland-The
funeral Of Mrs. Catherine w. cleaveland,
who died Thursday morning at the age OF
almost 90, at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. W. f. Allen, 2lOs California street.
will be held Saturday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock at the Allen residence. Arthur
Wakeley win nave charge of the services
at the house. The following men will act
as palIbearers: William Paxton. Hilton
Fonda, Charles George. Joseph Baldrige,
Stockton Heath, Luther KountEe, Frank
Crawford, Thomas creigh and Joseph
Baum.
several prisoners are Arraigned-Laura
X. Porter, the colored woman VINO IL
charged with splitting open the head Of
her lover. James w. Chenault OF South
Omaha, killing him instantly, was ar
rsigned before Judge Sears and pleaded no