Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-19
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Rudolph r. gwoboda, Public AccountanA
h~inshars, PHOTOGRAPHS. Isth q FarnAm
Bowman, III N. l6. Douglas shoe. S3.so.
Pa Ronrks for holiday candles and ci-
gars. 3l6 s. 18th.
1Quitahls Ltfs-Policies sight drafts At
maturity. H d. Nicely. manager, Omaha
Admitted 20 Practice. II. Kemp. an
attorney of Fullerton. has been admitted to
practice in the United States courts for the
district Of Nebraska.
Tor xmas-Gas or electric reading
lamps make acceptable presents. Prices
reasonable. B-urgess-oranden Co. next to
gas office. 1911 Howard St
One More Land Company-The Golden
West Land company has been Incorporated
by Joseph Keenan,, Wills @. Clark and
Lysle 1. Abbott The capital Stock is $4,000,
OF which $1,000 must be paid up.
One Of the greatest attractions az night
is the show window of the Omaha Gas
company. lighted by the reflex gas
burners. II you have not seen IL. do so
by all means. 1t will well repay you.
Keep POUR money aaa valuablss in a
safe deposit box in the American Safe De-
posit Vaults in The Bee building. which Is
absolutely burglar and fireprooL Boxes
rent for only - a year or 81 a quarter.
Eta JsssGp Taken 70 P-rsmont-Etta
Jessup, a 16-year-old unawR girl, whose
home IL in Fremont, was taken back to
that town Friday morning by her father.
who came after her. She was picked up
Thursday night by Patrolman w. r. Will
son.
Funeral OF Charles Ho1o-The funeral
Of Charles HoIlo, who died Wednesday
night, was held Friday afternoon at the
residence. 2s4 North Twenty-sixth street
The knights OF Pythias had charge OF the
services. and interment was in Forest Lawn
cemetery.
Uliuss Humphrey Burisd-The funeral
Of Ulluss Humphrey, who died Wednes-
day, wal held Friday afternoon at the
Heafey undertaking parlors. Burial was
in Holy Sepulcher cemetery. Humphrey
was 81 years old, a stenographer by &C.
eupstion and a member Of the Eagles
lodge.
shot Nust End in Doath-wuliam
Tape, the farmer near Benson, sill lives
with part Of his brain torn away by the
charge of sho. he directed into his mouth
several days ago with suicidal intent.
However. his attending physicians say that
death is inevitable. An operation is to be
performed today to clear out the wound
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Smart Boys Go to Ja1-Because CHI. rles
Bennett and Harry Mack, two out-of-town
youths. got another young man to spend
$40 n the three hotels and pool halls on
the promise that their share Of the ex-
penses would be paid later. they were sen
fenced to Jail for five and ten days, re-
spectively. Patrolmen Cunningham and
Holden arrested the lads. who were charged
with being suspicious characters.
Lawyer wins Case for xees-A Jury In
Judge Sutton's court awarded T. e Brady,
an attorney, $1,000 as fees for conducting
some litigation for william Ward of Har-
tington. Brady acted as Wards attorney
in a case in which relatives of Wards
father tried to ave a deed given by his
father to Ward set aside. Brady won the
suit ana presented a bill for 1900. but
Ward refused to pay more than a third Of
the amount
Suit over Death OF 0usband-Florence
E. Murphy has begun suit against the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway company for 1899
for the death Of her husband, John P. Muir
ply, who was a switchman. He was riIing
on the rear running board of a switch
engine making what Is known as a flying
switch. After the car had been uncoupled
the engineer stopped the engine before go
hB IhT enough 10 dliOW the chrS 70 clear
the rear OF the engine. He was caught
between the engine and car and crushed.
~Livingston's Trial DsIAysd-In order
that he may secure the deposition OF his
fellow travelling men L. @. Livingston. the
much-wanted Chicagoan charged with forg-
cry here and in Chicago. has secured a
cont nuance OF two weeks In the trial OF
his case. His trial was set for Friday
morning, but win go over until after the
holidays. He is charged here with forging
an endorsement on the back OF a hank
draft. When he was arrested he was
wanted by both Chicago and Omaha Off
GERS. but the Omaha officers won out in
the rae for Columbus, where he was being
held.
Ten Days TO Cool Down-Ten days in
Jail TO allow Bruce Napier, colored. to
get over the notion that he would like &c