Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20

Refining company to erect tanks for the
storage of oil intended for sale in South
Omaha was given a second reading.
Nothing was said of the Nebraska Power
company's ordinance, except that the city
clerk had decided not to read it because
it had not been properly advertised, the
company refused to advance the money
for the publication of the ordinance.
SEponder Girl Destitute.
The South Omaha police received a tele-
gram from ]. ]. billiard of Winnipeg, Mani
toba, stating that Branislava Szponder was
in that city in destitute circumstances The
father OF the girl lives at Thirtieth and f
streets. His name is Isadore Szponder.
He said he had sent the girl SIS within the
last three weeks and could send no more
at present.
over a month ago it was reported that
the young woman had been Kidnapped by
a Polish priest and could not be found.
Later she returned to Winnipeg, and is
now In need. The father said he would
like to find hiss daughter, who had been
lost to him since July 4. 1908, and that he
would be glad to take care of her If found.
1t is likely that she will have received the
money sent by her father shortly. She
may be sent to South Omaha by the Mani
toba authorities.
More Trouble for Bishop.
Bishop Williams of the African Apostolic
church Of Kansas City was placed under
arrest yesterday by the South Omaha
police to await the pleasure of his wife in
Kansas City, who is said to be in destitute
circumstances The colored bishop has had
a checkered career since coming to Omaha.
He has been soliciting for a child-savlng
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was arrested in Omaha on the charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses. He
was finally discharged from custody. He
has now the chance Of being returned to
Kansas City for wife desertion. The police
could get no instructions from Kansas
City last night. The wife lives at 1915 Pacific
street in that city.
Magic City Gossip.
Store room for rent, SOS N. Path St., A.
l.. Bergquist.
The lobby of the exchange building is
| receiving "A good coat of paint and being
! otherwise renovated.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered TO any
prrt of the city. Telephone No. s..
Walter GleVes was arrested Yesterday
evening for taking coal from the Union
Stock Yards company.
COAL! Try Howland's celebrated Silver
Greek. Office, 43S n. oath St. Tel. south Z.
William Myers, 1904 p street, reported the
birth OF a son January 16. A. X. King also,
400 North Twenty-second has a son born
January 10.
r.. c. Oakley reported that some one had
stolen a valuable gun from him while he
was at the Omaha Rod and Gun club a
few days ago.
C~larinda, Ia, where he went to attend the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Hester Jane
Nixon, aged "a years.
The death OF Helen Vondra, the infant
daughter Of James XOndra- Oppurrad g.
day morning. The funeral was held at .
o'clock. Monday afternoon.
We wish to extend sincere thanks to
school, Hawthorn school, II. of H, o. b.
w. u, o. s, 5, and F, o. e for sympathy
during the death and burial Of Victor Kauf-
mann, our son. ]. ]. Kaufman ana family
The Lyric theater has changed hands
within the last few days and is now run
ming under a new management. A number
OF improvements in the building and enter
tainment are promised.
Charles Mail has been appointed a spe-
cial committeeman TO attend the details
of the organization of the Presbyterian
brotherhood OF the Presbyterian church
which meeting is called for Wednesday
evening.
Wednesday morning we place on sale
mems silk-finished hose, the kind that sell
I everywhere for 25c. They come in II dir
maroon, olive blue, black, lavender, Etc.
Sale price, l2lsc. Nebraska Shoe and Cloth
ing Co, South Omaha, cor. 18th and n SIS.
The death OF Mrs, Ann Gipp. occurred
January II. She died at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Carl Dohrmann. 95 North
Twenty-seyenth street, The deceased was
q years old. The funeral will be held an
the residence at 10 a. m. today. The burta
will be at Willard. Neb.
opie Read proved to be amusing and
highly entertaining before the 800 or az
patrons OF the Young Mems Christian as.
ISOLATION lecture course last night. Seventy
students OF Bellevue college were present
His topic was. First One Thing and Their
Another. II was epigramatical throughout
full N Quick Turns and snice. He told MANY
stories and anecdotes TO illustrate hi theme
The stories of the south were favorite.
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