Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs Boot Print n
Sandwich yates. Edholm. Jeweisr.
smcts HOuss for Smokes, S1s s. 18th.
Ruaolph y. svoboda Public Aooouutau1
Eanehsrt. photographic. 18th 4 Farnam.
Esyn. photOg- removed 70 10 & Howard.
D"ue1aa Printing Co. Both ~telephoncs
o1vVss Cleaned, Thos. Kilpstricks glove
Dept.
neuitaols Edfs-PolIcies, sight drafts At
maturity, u. j.. Nicely. manager. Omaha
A safe deposit boz in the American safe
Deposit Vaults in the Bee building az
fords absolute safety for money and in
sIrance pspefs; 81 rents a box.
There Ara Several ways Of saving-The
Nebraska Savings and Loan Association
way snd othsrs. Our way pays six per
cent BOARD Of Trade building.
Tha IuniOr violin ana ElOoution Pupils
OF Mss Fitch and Miss Allen will give a
recitsl Saturday afternoon at O'Clock at
Lyric Lhcater No admission fee.
Entertain bridge Party-Mrs. H. n
Peters entertained the No Name Bridge
whist club AZ luncheon at the Merchants
hotel at noon, Thursday. Those present
we're Mrs. Needham. Mrs, Wallace. Mrs.
Goudy. Mrs. krug, Mrs. Hansen. Mrs
Brunlng. Mrs Alderman. Miss STUNT and
Mrs. Robertson of Columbus and Mrs IL
~. PeteFs
Bridegroom o. sixty-Fivs-winiam Moss
Of Green, IA, aged IS. Fl the oldest bride
groom who has applied for a marriage
license in some time. His bride TO be, May
L. Harris, Is seven years younger. The
two net in Omaha by appointment Thurs
day morning. A friend eonfided tho infor-
nation that Moss and his bride were boy
md girl sweethearts.
Roy Irwin 10 Buried-Roy Irwin. the
young bridge builder who committed sui
eide at Pacific Junction last week, was
buried In Forest Lawn cemetery. this city,
Thursday morning. Since the body was
brought 20 Omaha. II has been circulated
hat Irwin was originally from Beatrice
and had relatives in that city.
Land BuysEs look for Rnsh-Land deal
els In the west are preparing for a big
season this spring and summer and many
OF them are now visiting Omaha to buy
automobiles that they may the better han
die the rush when 1t comes along. J. c.
BerEinas county surveyor at whitman. was
in omaha Thursday and bought a machine
which he Will use in assisting locating par
ties.
Daisy Thomas Beats the oass-Duisy
~Ne = aaEEf ah9N VI az AAA
ward. was dismissed from custody under
bond by Judge Crawford In police court
Thursday morning. She was arraigned on
the charge OF assault with intent to kill.
having shot Florence williams on the night
of January -. Lack OF evidence and prose-
cutson resulted IN the dismissal Of the
case.
BOY Accused Of Forgsry-Ciaude Wei
mRF aFrafRnnH before IrAuG Eaawa IS. a
forgery charge Thursday morning, pleaded
not guilty ana asked the court to appoint
an attorney. for him. Lambert of South
Omaha was named Weimer, who is only
- years of age, Is accused of utterinK a
forged instrument for s. on the First Ma
tionAl hank. the name of his cousin, Carr
Wetmer, being used.
why, sure n Car Make rt-The street
railway company is trying a car of the
large type on The Farnarn street line TO see
If 1t is able to keep the schedule made by
the smaller cars. Wednesday the big car
held its own except on the crowded trip in
the evening, when 1t arrived at the Dundee
end three minutes late. A new style OF car.
similar TO the long cars on the Twenty
fourth street line, EiIl be built for use on
the Farnan street line.
Grief over WifSs Dsafh Causes suioia.
In the case OF Peter Jerging, the p~lasterer
who died Wednesday from laudAnum pois.
oninE' Coroner Hesfey's jury returned a
verdict that Jergins committed suicide by
taking the poison during a spell OF de-
spondencyv The death of his wife some
time ago is believed TO have resulted in
the melancholia that led to his suicide
as he had told aequsintances that he had
nothing to 1--we for since his wife died. A
brother and two sons in I'M survive
him. The body will probably be taken tc
that town for burial.
60 90 onio for Court House IdsasLCom.
missioners p. J. Trainor and o. J. Picksro