Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02
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nest Makes silver-Edholm. Jeweler
vollmers, expert clothes filters, lO7 S. is
Rudolph r. swoboda, Public Accountant.
Rinehart, photographer, 18th & F'arlam.
Equitable Lifo-Policies, sight drafts at
maturity. n. D.. Nicely. manager. Omaha.
DIX Club Gives Mask Ball-The elk
club will give a prize mask ball at Wash
ington hall on the night of April 10.
w. H. Thomas, sos First National Bank
Bldg. lends money on Omaha real state
in sums OF 500 TO $3.50, 600. Prompt service.
Rent Money never Comes FL into
a home. IL stays. Nebraska Savings and
Loan Association will show the way.
Board of Trade building.
Ladies, Special A~ttsntioni-Ask for. gam
PIE or Spishler's Select Lily Of the Valley,
the finest perfume made. At drug and de-
partment stores.
Increase in internal Revenue Receipts
The showing for internal revenue receipts
for the Nebraska collection district shows
the substantial increase of $4i,1s4.4 for the
month Of March. 1909, as compared with
the figures Of the corresponding month of
last year. The receipts for March. 1879,
were $-.9,953.- ~, as against $50, i6S.46 for
March, 1905.
woman Inhales Gas from stove-Mrs.
Emma selzl,, 1919 Dorcas street, inhaled
gas from her Kitchen rsuga Tuesday, for
causes unknown to The coroner's jury, and
died as a result, according tn the verdict
at the Inquest mo e case, which was held
Thursday. by. Ctio,ls. iIealey. The funeral
was held at'tI. lcidrnca Thursday after
ioon uld buiill WIS IN Forest Lawn ceme-
tcIN.
Coat Made stylish for Joke-Wylie
John tUH Nas made the subject of an April
fol joke al The freight department of the
Burlington Thursday morning. Johnston,
who is chief rate clerk, had an office coat
which was considered A disgrace to the
office because of its extreme shortness.
While he was out Of the office Thursday
morning his fellow clerks took up a col
Lection Of 20 cents. sent the coat to a tailor
and had six inches more cut off.
Corn and Wheat Region Bulstins.-Be-
ginning with April / the weather bureau
will furnish daily bulletins of the weather
conditions throughout the corn and wheat
belt. These bulletins will be continued until
September 30, and will take the place of the
weekly crop bulletins formerly issued. In
addition to the daily weather bulletins a
monthly bulletin will be issued dealing with
the conditions OF the preceding month as a
monthly summary.
travelling Man in Trouble-On a com
plant drawn up and filed in police court
by Assistant County Attorney Mag1ey,
Samuel {. Nelson an Omaha travelling and
railroad man. is In the city jail, charged
with larceny as bailee. a typewriter and
travelling case for the same is the property
he 10 alleged to have stolen. The case viii
be heard in court Friday morning by Judge
Crawford. Detectives Maloney and Van
pusen arrested Nelson Wednesday.
Hold for Breaking and Entsring-wil-
hAn Cloancy, S4 North Fifteenth street,
was bound over to the district court from
police court Thursday morning on the
charge of breaking and entering. He Is
said to have broken into a Great Western
freight car several days ago and stolen
sis COW hides, worth $40. The hides were
recovered when he was arrested Wednes-
day. In pc Dice. court Thursday morning
CIooney waived preliminary examination
and his bond was fixed at 500.
Grinding Away at Divorces--Judge Red
lex In denying a divorce Wednesday TO Mrs.
Mabel Morgan held that her husband,
Malachy Morgan, had done his best to
support her and that on q ground of non
support Mrs. Morgan was not entitled to a
decree. Mrs. Morgan is the woman who
attempted to read a description of her suf-
leflnSS III lieu OF BlNlnS tNlutuct' Inc
Past divorce case before Judge Estelle
came to an end Thursday morning and at
torneys are arguing the Doll case before
Judge Troup. A decision in the Past case
Will be reserved for q day or two.
April Joke soares sam Burns, jr.-Sam
Burns, ir.. was made the butt of an April
fool Joke and as a consequence he was
given several anxious hours. Burns had
been doins, considerable running around in
the rain and mud with his auto and it
was splattered with mud, He ordered the
machine sent from the Omaha club Wednes-
DAY night. or rather Thursday morning
early, to the Guy Smith garage to be
cleaned. Some OF the practical jokers at
the club switched the order and had the
car sent 10 the Kimball garage, so that
when Burns wanted his car Thursday morn
ing and went to the Smith garage for II
the car was not there. Burns spent several
anxious hours trying to find his car, which
was finally located.