Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Thomas ". ~Hiaekhufn, congressman.
Auoolph =. sNob0da, Accounts nt-Auditoi
@oWman, III N. 10. Douglas shoe. sS.bo.
- Aourks for qualify cigars. sis ) 18Th,
1inshart, photographer. 1Su & Farnarn.
~ suits 70 order. gi5; SO pants .or 81
NacCarthy-Wison. 20i South 10th.
reinforced Concrete - Fireproof, Wind
proof. verminproof. ss1 Brandeis Bldg.
Equitable Life, Paul Morton. president
Policies sight drafts at maturity. H. d.
Nicely. manager. Omaha
Two-piscs Suits made to order. SIS. one
DAY only, Saturday. June 20. Dresher The
Tailor, 1915 Farnam street.
George Brunk Fseble-nTinded-Officer
Carver took George Brunk to the Feeble
Minded institute at Beatrice on Wednes-
day.
Minnshaha Gives Party-Minnehaha
council, No. 2, Degree OF Pocahontas. will
give a card party and dance at woodmen
hail. Fifteenth and Douglas streets. sat
urday evening.
New school Director sworn In-Dr.
Holovtschiner. elected to fill the vacancy
on the board caused by the death of DR..
w. II. Christie. was sworn in and acted
with the board in It's meeting. rhe next
meeting of the board will be on Monday
evening, June TO-
Slight Fire from Range-A range set in
too close juxtaposition to an inflammable
wall caused a slight blaze at. walters res
~taurant, i4i5 Farnam street, about 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, The blaze was cut
short in It's incipiency by the fire depart
ment with only a nominal damage.
Young sievsrs in city Empioy-Charles
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Terre Haute, Ind. where he graduated last
week IN the civil engineering class at the
Rose Polytechnic institute. He will work
in the city engineering department durine
the summer and expects to go west In the
fail. Mr.. Sievers' father is a bookkeeper
In the city oomptroller's office.
Procurer Gets sixty Days-Leo Victor.
q Frenchman who speaks no English, was
sentenced by Police Judge Crawford to
sixty days in the county Jail. Victor is
charged with bringing a woman into the
United States for immoral purposes. A
case 10 pending against him in federal
court. He was out on bond, but his bonds
men became uneasy, revoked his bond and
Victor IL now behind bars for safe keeping
Eighth Grade at RSais school-Superin-
tendent Davidson and President Cole OF
the Board of Education spoke to the grad.
uating class from the eighth grade OF the
Peals school Wednesday evening. Twenty.
seven boys and girls finished the grade
and the majority will enter the high
school in the fall. Miss Fannie Arnold
and Miss Irene Cole sang, Miss Whistler
played a selection on the piano and tn,
children sang a song entitled Corn 1:
King in Nebraska"
Charged with Completely In Robbery
Deputy United States Marshal Joseph Proc
tor has Just returned from Kearney ant
Grand Island. where he took charge o
Charles Brown at Kearney, VINO is charged
with completely in the robbery of the post
office at Sumner on May II. 1907. Brown
Il Is alleged, was a partner of Tim Muir
ply, who was the principal figure in tn
robbery and the proceeds of which wer
$26s. Brown was taken before United State
Commissioner Cleary at Grand Island, an
in default OF $1,000 bail was lodged in tn
Hall county Jail to await the action O
tho federal grand jury.