Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs Root Print II
Howard Watohes-Edholm, Jeweler.
rudolph r. awoboda. Public Accountant
Ainehart, photographer, 18th a Faraam-
Walkup Real Estate Co, COS Paxton BIZ.
Equitable Ltfe-Policies, sight drafts AZ
maturity. ~. D.. Nicely. manager. Omaha
vote for aoodlsy r. Rrueker for council
man Of the Fifth ward on the democratic
ticket.
W. H Thomas, 5os First National Bank
Bldg, lends money on Omaha real estate
In sums of $500 to s2SooOO. Prompt service.
Paying for q Nome ls as easy as saying
rent. Nebraska savings anu Loan Assoc
citation will show the way. Board OF Trade
building, Sixteenth and Farnam streets.
Have You Got q Chance on the Fidelity
and Casualty ~company's accident policy
being ratified at the Eiks fair7 The one
that pays s1OO a week the rest of your
life for disability-donated by H.. L.
Palmer. Son & Cor
DR.. Mlroy Quite sick-Dr. ". F. Milroy
has been critically III since Sunday with
the grip and, although past the crisis. Is
still confined to his home and under the
care of a nurse. He lives at s174 Farnam
street.
DR.. Davidson on Edgar Allen oe-Dr
w. NJ. Davidson of the Omaha schools Will
address the Omaha Philosophical society
Sunday at 3 O'Clock in Baright hall, Nine
teenth and Farnam streets, on Edgar
Allen Poe"
Sacred Music at Fort Croox-The SIX
teenth infantry band will play a sacred
concert at Fort Crook Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Ernest G.. Fisher. musical dt-
rector, has prepared an especially attractive
program for the day.
Big Meeting Of week at Mission-This
evening between the hours of 7:45 and 1.S
the most important meeting of the week
will be held at the Union Gospel Mission,
1921 Douglas street. There will be short
talks, special singing and testimonials.
Looks After Brothsr's Effects - Nick
Bouse and son OF st. Paul, Mimi, are in
Omaha for a few days. The former is a
brother of the late Peter Bouse and is here
to adjust all the property interests Of the
latter. whose sudden death occurred a few
days ago.
Money orders stolen - Twenty = four
blank money orders were stolen from the
Meyers-Dillon drug store branch of the
W~ells-Fargo Express company Friday.
The police have been notified so they may
be on the lookout for any forged money
orders that may result from the theft.
Accused Of Wife Abandonmert-wife
abandonment is the charge preferred
against William Sizemore, a pool hall en-
ploye at Fourteenth and Douglas streets,
in a complaint filed in police court by the
county attorney Saturday morning. Mrs.
Ida Sizemore, his wife, is the complainant.
Innkeeper at Tekamah Wants Him-On
the charge of d~efrauding an innkeeper
George Stewart is said to be wanted at
Tekamah by the sheriff there. Stewart is
being held by the Omaha police, who ar
rested him Friday night. An officer with
the necessary papers Is expected to arrive
and take the man back to Tekamah for
trial.
No Charge In BOX Car Case Yst-No ac-
ton by the police has been taken toward
the filing of a complaint against the quar-
tet of alleged box car thieves who were
arrested Wednesday night when a whole
department store stock of goods was re-
covered. Captain Savage of the detective
department says he wishes to work up a
strong case against the men before the
county attorney files a complaint, and that
further developments may come in the
matter.