Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-01

Dsvis. drugs.
Lewis Cutler. furerai director. Phone a..
Wcodrins Undertaking company. Tel. 3sa.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. P. e. DeVol How're. Co.
Delicate lace and net waists, 81. sS and W
at Hunters.
W. w. Dickerson. the matchmaker, has
moved to s22 West Broadway.
The best wall paper cleaner, 15c per can.
w. Nicholaison, IL s.. Main street.
Pictures and art novelties for Easter
Sits. c. z. Alexander. 332 Broadway.
BAIRD LONGBNECKER g. POLAND,
undertakers. Phone 122, "a N. Main st.
Nicely furnished front room, strictly
modern. with private family. Bell phone
A 1G74.
Up-to-date wall paper and wall paper
work at reasonable prices. II. Berwick.
III South Main street.
Elegant messaline satin waists, IS. IS and
up at Hunters.
Mrs. Charles H. Cherry and son OF III
South Eighth street will 70 tomorrow 20
Fairbury 10 visit over Easter with relatives.
Ernest o. Lowe and Laura Smith, both
or Kansas City were married in this CITY
yesterday, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Henry belong.
President w. 8. Keeline has called a
meeting Of the board Of directors OF the
National horticultural congress for this
evening In the rooms Of the Commercial
Hiub. President Don Macrae has also
called a meeting OF the Council Bluffs
Automobile club for this evening ct the
same place.
Word was received by the police yester-
day morning that the residence Of Ed
Fisher at Underwood had been entered
Monday night by a burglar. who secured
80 IN gold and currency and two checks
on the Underwood bPnk drawn In Mr..
Fishers favor. The money and checks
were in a large red leather wallet.
The receipts in the general fund of tho
Christian Home last week we're $95.e7, being
above the current needs Of the week
and reducing the amount needed in the
contingent and Improvement fund for 1909
10 N6,665.6S In the managers fund the re-
Ceipts were K31 80. being $3.50 below the
needs Of the week and increasing the de-
ficlency in this fund to date to $3.50.
The theft of an overcoat belonging TO
Burton Smith from the HoCel Kirlin was
reported to the police Monday night Tom
SilCott was arrested by the police in Omaha
while trying to dispose of an overcoat with
Smiths name on a label, Silcott admitted
stealing the coat and was brought back to
Council Bluffs by Detective Csllaghan. He
will have a hearing before Judge Snyder
this mcrning.
@. w. Moore. driver OF an automobile.
was arrested by the police late Monday
night. Moore Is charged with having driven
his into the wagon Of James
D.. Barnett. a messenger for The Omaha
Bee. or West Broadway, a few nights ago.
Barnett was struck in the face by one OF
IN" men IN inc autolnODlle Wnen ne urea
10 ascertain the names of the occupants.
Moore Is alleged 90 have been the man who
assaulted Barnett. Moore put up a 500
cash bond and his hearing wal continued
until this morning before Judge Snyder.
Solomon Hattrey, charged with wife de-
. %sertion, had a preliminary hearing yester-
day before Justice Gardiner, the case hav-
ing been taken on a change OF venue from
the court Of Justice Cooper. Hattery,
through his counsel, fatty refused to make
any promises that he would support his
wife and was bound over to await the &C
ton of the grand jury. As he is in poor
health and confinement in the county Jail
would probably aggravate his illness, As
sistant County Attorney Hess consented TO
Hattrey being released on his own recog-
nizence.