Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Ravs Root Print II.

Diamonds, Edholm, ysvelsr.
Aloomquist, Massage. Paxton Blk.
hudolph =. swoboda, Puhlio Accountant
"a Gourks for Quality cigars, s1s S. 18th
Norand's lessons in dancing. Tel. D. IOaI
R~inshart, photographer. 18th a Farnam.
Bowman. III N. 10. Douglas shoe. sa.sO.
Electrical wiring ana Rspair.-Rurss...
GraDden company, 1911 Howard street
Equitable L.fo-Policies sight drafts At
maturity. II. d. Neely, manager, Omaha
Ths H. Z. 3. Club win give a supper and
uanee at the new Eagle Auditorium. Ben
son. wednesday evening, November is.
Keep your money ana valuable, in q
e"ie deposit box In the American Safe De-
posit vaults In The Bee building. which I.
absolutely burglar and ftrsproof. Bora,
rent for only 81 a year or 81 a quarter
Ms-gre-ta-e Dale wants Her Land
Me-gre-ta-e Dale, an Omaha Indian
maiden, has brought suit against the
United states in the United states cir-
cult court to recover her right, title and
interest in a certain allotment Of land
on the Omaha Indian reservation. she
claims the land by right Of inheritance.
ana alleges that she is unjustly deprived
OF 1t through the connivance OF the gov
ernnent and It's agents on the Omaha
Indian reservation.
Husband and wife MADE Peacs--A
butcher knife was the weapon with
which M. Moore. colored, is alleged to
have threatened his wife Anna Tuesday
night before they were arrested nv
Patrolmen Murphy and Aughe on charges
or having disturbed the peace by fight
Ing. In police court Wednesday thew
had smoothed over their difficulties ana
denied having ever been at outs with
each other. Fines of 81 and costs were
assessed against both.
Ltllis DeRrey to ne Deportsd-Linie
DePrey, a French woman who has been
held In the Douglas county jail for sew
era weeks at the instance of the imml-
krauon bureau on the charge of being
in the country for immoral purposes and
In violation of the immigration laws
Will be taken east Wednesday evening for
deportation. The purpose OF Immigration
inspector w. r. Mansfield's present visit
10 Omaha is to take Miss DePrey east.
She has been held in default OF 5000
bail since her arrest in Omaha some
weeks ago.
Ten Days for Stealing 1ing-StealinR
In jail secured II. M. Rasmussen a sec
ond sentence that Is considerably longer
than the one he was serving for drunk
enness Saturday and Sunday, and IL is
thought not probable he will again take
a gold ring belonging to a fellow prisoner.
He was In Jail over Sunday and said he
just picked up a ring off the floor, but
the Officers on duty at the station testi.
fled he took great pains TO conceal the
ring. so Judge. Crawford gave him ten
days and advised him not to steal in
Jail any more.
Thirty Days for Jar with wife-In-
surance seems to have been the cause OF
a dispute between Henry I. Mills and
his wife at their home, 1904 North
Twenty-seventh street, Tuesday evening.
and when the smoke had cleared away,
he was In Jail with the charge of having
abused his wife and little daughter placed
opposite his name on the record. Thirty
days was his lot when he faced the Judge
IN police court and Incidentally called his
wife a liar when she testified. The
arrest was made by Patrolman Thrasher
At the instigation OF neighbors.
lcs Gets Up TO Tsst-Clty gas has
zen practically up to test since COOLED
Gather set in and a test Of 1851 Brit
thermal units has been the lowest
Is month. This is in accordance with
he advice G.. w, Clabaugh, vice presl-
, a. OI the Omaha Gas company, gave tho
'nuncil last summer when II was con-
s.Gering all sorts OF drastic legislation
- 0ring gas up to the required test.
Mr.. Clabaush at that time said that cooler
weather would result in gas of a high er
Eest. Councilman Funkhouser, chairman
of the lighting committee. says that moth
ing win be done as long as gas hovers
around the 600 b, r. Z. test.