Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Nav. nnnA Print II.

Rudoiph r. BwobodA. Public Acconntaat
A~AAshArt, photographer. 18th 4 FArianl
waikup Real Estate Co. sos PAXTON nix.
Aeyn, photo, removed to 16 and Howard.
Equitable LIfs-Policies. sight drafts At
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manager. Omaha
Vote fer 9oodley r. Brucker for counsil-
man OF the Fifth ward on the democratic
ticket.
", n. TnOuas, B03 First National Banx
Bldg, lends money on Omaha real estat.
In sums OF $500 TO $4,000. Prompt service.
six Psr 0Snt Paia on Savings AOoOuass-
500 &c IS, 0OO--by Nebraska Savings and
Loan Association. Board of Trade build
ing. Organized 1885.
Burglar Raises Q window burglar
raised a window at c. e. Lathrop's drug
store. 1924 North Twenty-fourth street,
Wednesday night, and stole So in nickels
and pennies and a 32-callber revolver.
Royal Highlanasrs Give . 1an-The
Royal Highlanders give a ball at Fraternity
hall Friday evening, which is planned to
be one of the largest social affairs known
for some lime IN fraternal society circles.
Ninety Days for Two Pairs of Pants
Ninety days In jail for stealing two pairs
of trousers was the sentence given
Charles Gray in police court Thursday.
He was arrested by Officer ,yoboril Tues
day. W "' ~
Have you got . chance on the Fidelity
and Casualty company's accident policy
berg ratified at the Elk's fair2 The one
that pays 500 q week the rest of your life
for disability-donated by IL. h. Palmer,
Son & Co?
Dogs Getting Clear OF the wirS-Nearly
$50 dog tags were sold the first three
days and the city treasury has been en-
riched by $500. The clerks office was
closed Thursday, Arbor day, but many
battered at the door during the day seek
ing admission with their untagged ca
mines. over 5000 tags have been pro-
vidod for the dog population of Omaha.
Funeral OF Miss Frances J. BGksr-The
funeral of Miss Frances J. Baker, the
Methodist foreign missionary worker,
writer and editor who died Sunday of
pneumonia, was held Thursday afternoon
at . o'clock. The service took place at
the residence of her brother, George III.
Baker. 1921 North Thirty-fourth street.
The body will be taken to Hudson, Mich.
the old home of the family, for burial.
Many visitors on their way to the Elks
fair have paused TO watch, with smiles, the
efforts of an automaton, who apparently
is bound for the same destination as they
yet never gets outside his circle in the
"alh-ONGi oilbt " AhupNs Ahho VI
derful miniature man walking over shoes
has attracted crowds of sightseers, VIII
marveled at the almost humanlike move,
ments of a pedestrian. lie will cease hii
travels when the fair closes, and every
man, woman and child in the city should
take advantage OF the few remaining days
in viewing Omahs's exceptional novelty.
Funeral OF Mrs. Ann wslhurn-The fu'
neral of Mrs. Ann Welburn, who died
Wednesday night, is to be held Friday
afternoon at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. William Taylor, 1897 North Iwen'
tieth street. The service will begin al
. o'clock and will be In charge Of Dear
q. A. Beeeher and Washington lodge
degree OF honor. Burial will be in Noun
Hope cemetery.
Coiorsd Z bound ovor-For breaking
and entering a Union Pacific box car ant
stealing IS worth of lead, George Williams
colored, was bound over to the distric
court by Police Judge Crawford Thurs
day. he waived examination. On tn,
complaint with hS mans was that O
Bonnie Thomas. who Is jointly charge,
With the burglary. Willie Jackson. tn
l2-year-old eolored boy who was connects
with the case, has been turned over (
PTobatiop Officer Bernstein.
Potato Lot Case settled-A fine of 8
and costs. for trespassing on three lot
on which Henry Russell had planted po
tatoes was imposed on David d. DaWso.
IN police court Thursday morning. Bot
men claimed a lease on the ground, bu
Russell convinced the judge that he ha
a prior claim to the lots and that Dawso
had no right TO place a Keep Off" sig
on them. The ground in question is l.
eated near Thirty-ninth street and Cam
den avenue, near which both men live.
Tony Rosso Pleads Mot 0uiity-on IN
charge OF cutting Bert Bird on the nigt
OF April Is with intent TO do great bodil
injury. Tony Rozzo. an Italian. was al
raigned in police court Thursday. "a
plead not guilty and the case was set 10
hearing May /. in order 20 give the polic
q chance 40 collect evidence and wait 70
Birds recovery. RozEo's bond was fiXe
at 200. Bird and Harry Johnson, I'll
other man who was seriously cut, al
still at the Wise hospital, but are n
ported as recoyering.
Deaf Know Aboas Omaha NAN-Th
Omaha postoffice authorities have not bee
able TO learn whether there was any vslul
bic mail from omahs In the registers
pouch stolen or lost Sunday night fro