Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-12

Davis. drugs
Berwick. wall paper.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 33e.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges, p. c. Devol How're. Co.
Cut flowers. Herman Bros. florists. 70
Pearl street.
typography outfits and wood. Alexan-
der's, 23 Broadway.
w. w. Dickerson, the matchmaker, has
moved to 62 West Broadway.
r. A. Spencer, plumbing, heating and
gas fitting, 1853 West Broadway.
BAIRD, LONGENECKER e. ROLAND,
u~ndertakers. Phone 122, II N. Main st.
Judge Snyder has announced that he will
defer handing down his decision in the case
OF the moving picture theater pianos until
next week.
resident aIsl postmaster OF Council Bluffs,
IL In the city attending the session OF
United states court. He is a member of the
federal grand jury.
Mrs. p. Wahlgren of Grand avenue, died
yesterday afternoon from commissions after
e years illness. Arrangements for the flu
neral have not been completed.
Relatives OF Mike warninger. sent TO st.
Bernard's hospital by the commissioners on
insanity, have written from Templeton, Ia,
asking that he be cared for here until other
arrangements can be made by his family.
The preliminary hearing OF james Grif-
fin, charged with being one OF the two
men who held UP and robbed James CLANCY
OF two diamonds valued by him at $50, has
been set for this morning in police court.
Since his arrest Griffin has been at liberty
on BAH in the sum of $500.
At a meeting Of the directors Of the Ma
tional Horticultural congress last evening
Alex Wood was elected second vice presi-
dent. Roy Wilcox was appointed chairman
OF the committee on exhibits of flowers.
Routine business relating to the recent fruit
show occupied the attention of the board.
The case against Dan Roach and John
Lewis, charged with the theft of poultry
from a chicken house In the night time, was
continued In Justice Cooper's court yester-
day until April 10. The district grand jury,
which convenes next week, will Investigate
the case In the meantime.
william Perry Relner of Columbus. O.,
has written County Auditor h. v. lnnes
asking the latter's assistance in locating
his cousin, William Reimer, whom the
writer believes Is a resident OF this city or
vicinity The writer enclosed a letter for
his cousin. which he asked the county audi
tor to forward In the event that his relative
is located here.
Receipts in the general fund OF the Chris
tian Home last week were n72.5O, being
1910 below the current needs of the week
and increasing the deficiency In this. fund
to date to 1880. In the managers fund
the receipts we're $50, being SIS below the
needs of the week. The deficiency In this
fund Is &OS.S0. The amount needed in the
Improvement and contingent fund for 1903
is SIS, 257.S9.
Hubert L.. Thacker, whose marriage to
Laura Walker, a girl under IS years of
age. was thwarted by the young woman's
mother Tuesday evening, was released from
custody yesterday, after having spent the
night behind the bars of the city jail. In
police court yesterday morning Judge Sny-
der admonished the young man to keen
away from the girl and not to make any
further attempts to marry her until she be-
came OF legal age.
1t Ia now possible to get an effect YOU
wish with wall paper. 1t is only a few
years since the price of fine paper was SC
high that only a few people could afford
the expense to get a selection desired, but
machinery hes lessened the expense and
the finest grades of wall paper can now be
purchased at very reasonable prices. We
have overloaded our stock this spring and
are going to make a still lower price or
wall paper, so that II you are thinking
OF having those rooms papered, see us first
1t will pay you. G. Jensen. Masonic Temple
George y. Smith, whose right name is sale
by the police to be Dolan, was fined $6
and costs In police court yesterday mornins
on a charge of being a vagrant. Smith /
the man who was arrested In a raid on the
resort at Cos West Broadway. Judge Sny.
der warned Smith that he would fine hin
500 IL he was brought before the courl
again. 81 understand they ran you out OF
Omaha, and II they don't want you ir
Omaha, we surely don't want you here
said Judge Snyder. frankie La Porte. ar
rested with Smith and said to be the per
son running the resort, was fined $25 anC
costs. Both fines were paid.