Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-27
BRIEF CITY NEWS

N0"sANs FrantAng Co. Both 'phonea
SMOKE Rouse for Smokes. sis 8. 18TH.
pariow Advertising Agency. 2so-4 Bee.
Rudolph p. svobOda, Public Accountant
Ainshart, photographer. 18th q FarnanL
Asyn' photog, removed to 1s g. Howard.
Gloves Cleaned, Thos. Kilpstrick's glove
Dept
wen so on your bond" TurkinRton
ous Bee Bldg. Tel Doug. 1889. A-2eIO.
Equitable L~ife-Policies. sight drafts a,
maturity. IL d. Nicely. manager. Omaha
Infidelity the chargs-sarah Rr,zzi ,s
suing Ferdinand Brizzi for divorce. charg-
ing infidelity and neglect. She asks the
custody OF two children.
A safe deposit boz in the American safe
Deposit Vaults in the Bee building af-
fords absolute safety for money and in
surance papers: 81 rents a box.
Devereese oonvalescinr Fast-Detective
Devereese, who was seriously wounded by
outlaw jackson before the latter was ar
rested is stih improving satisfactorily at
the Omaha General hospital. 1t is thought
by those in charge that he will be able to
leave there within a week.
n. A. Hardin Buys omaha Rouse-H. A..
Hardin, with the firm OF railroad contrac-
tors-kilpatrick Bros. & Collins OF Bea-
trice-has bought a home in Omaha and will
make this city his permanent home. Mr..
Hardin secured the property at s30 Dewey
avenue through the Byron Reed company
for 5000.
Wyoming Eagles Coming stronR-Fred
Schroeder, a brewer of Sheridan, wyo..
who formerly lived at Willard, Neb., was
In Omaha Tuesday. Mr.. Schroeder says ne
has enough members of the Eagles of
Sheridan organized to fill a Pullman and
expects to bring many more to the ma
tional convention, which will be held in
Omaha in September.
Printing Firm Branching out-McCoyS
Finlayson, printers and binders, have
bought ~thirty-three feet between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets on Douglas, where
they will erect a building for a modern
printing office and will enlarge their bust
ness. The business lot was secured for S1OC
per front foot, being considered by real es.
tate dealers as a big bargain.
Death of Mildred L. smyths-Mildred L.
Smythe, the 6-year-old daughter OF Howard
H.. Smythe. a Union Pacific machinlst, died
suddenly OF heart trouble Tuesday morning
The funeral service was held Tuesday aft.
ernoon at 4 o'clock at the jackson under.
taking rooms, lO5 L~eavenworth streets, ant
the body taken to Dennison, o.. for inter.
ment. The mother and a brother of the
little girl are also living.
storekespsr alassman Dischargsd-J. II
Glassman, keeper CT the county store a
1914 st. Mary's avenue. was discharged II
police court Tuesday morning. He had beer
arraigned on the charge of assault anC
battery against II. A. Groves, but Judg,
Crawford seemed to think that although
Grnvpg had haap aaaauItad tho fnf,,r4as n,
received had been brought upon himsel
by his own conduct toward the count!
agent.
Alterations at Gospel Mission-so gooc
has been the business and so increasing ar,
the demands of the Union Gospel Mission
at Fourteenth and Douglas streets that tn,
building is being altered to give more room
and conyeniences. The dining room is to b.
enlarged and the doors opening in the cen
ter will be made to open at one side, max
ing it also more convenient to reach tn
halls and stairway leading to the reading
rooms and lodging house.
Dr. Anna Brown D~slaysd-The confer
ence arranged by the board of directors o
the local Young Womenis Christian ,asso
citation with DR.. Anna Brown of the ply
steal direction committee of the nationa
organization has been postponed until tn
last Of the week, as DR.. Brown can no
reach Omaha until Friday. The luncheon
planned for Wednesday In her honor wi
be given Saturday, and she will address tn
gospel meeting Sunday afternoon at 4s
o'clock.
Alleged Gamblers Hearing Thursday
An alleged crap" game at 1924 Dodg
street was raided last night by Officer
Hell, Cullen and Elliott and twelve mer
all colored, were taken to the police sta
ton and booked under a charge c
gambling. The dice. the kitty" and abou
$50 in money were seized by the officer
and are held as evidence. The men wer
Rrraigned in police court Tuesday mornin
on charges of gambling and the cases wer
set for hearing en- Thursday.