Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

CorriEans. widertakers. Phones 1B
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. p. Q. De Vol Hdw. Co
Picture framing. Jensen, Masonic temple
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel s8s
Lewis Cutler, funeral director Phone 81.
rec Berwick first Tor painting III s. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OBJ REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
schusters and storz' Malt Extract for
sale by j. j. Kline Co., 1G3 Broadway.
Tho Knights and Ladies dance. Maccsbee
mission 25c.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired b.
J. w. Terry. opucian, al Broadway, office
with George Corner.
see display OF 9se specials in l.. c.. Fauble
q Co.'S Art store windows 3lJ broadway
formerly G. b. AlexandersJ.
Alcohol, matt extracts, Kentucky Whistles
snd Ca4tornla wines. ROsenfelds Family
Liquor House, blS South Main street
IvanhOe commandery No H. KNIGHTS
Lemplar, VIII meet at Masonic temple AZ
20 sharp on Friday evening for drill AN
fraters are requested to be present
A party OF fifteen men from Florence.
Neb, headed By b. L. Platz editor Of ma
lorenzo Tribune, attended the exposition
yesterday.
The Climax, % which win be seen at the
Dohany, is the greatest success of the
present season 1t IL the one big, powerful
drama OF the year, and 1t has been re-
ceived with great favor everywhere IL
has played 20 large receipts in All 81 the
Ciues In many theaters there has been
noIhlng but standing room left after S
CLOCK on the night Of the performance
James Thompson, 40 years old died yes
teraay after tWo-days illness from acute
pneumonia az Mercy hospital Mr. Thomp-
son was taken from his apartments in the
ogden hotel. where he resides with his wife
and family Of three children, when the dis
ease developed. The body was removed
70 cutters undertaking room to be pre-
pared Tor transportation To Wamego. Kan,
HE former home.
Council Bluffs amateur photographer Is
me satisfied possessor OF a Photograph
made 6y himself showing the moon =
eclipse, The Photographic lens was strength
ened BY a good objective mounted for the
purpose, and the apparatus, hurridly pre-
pared, did its work excellently. The peri
phery OF the earth az cast in shadow on
the moon presented saw-tooth outline
The Photographic negative when thrown
UP q little, clearly shows what may be
mountain sllhOuettes
Fire alarm box No. 81, located at the
corner of Eighth street and Fifth avenue,
was pulled last evening by some viciously-
inclined man or boy and a false alarm sent
20 the fire department. The box Is one Of
the modern pattern with the push button
protected by glass, which must be broken
when an alarm Is turned in. The glass has
been broken several times lately and the
ttremen have had useless runs. The law
provides a fine Of $50 and Jail sentence.
nut the difficulty OF catching the offenders
is so great that the box Will probably be
removed and placed in a safer environment.
The annual meeting of the Danish Hall
association was held on Wednesday even
ing, The old officers were reelected unani-
mously, Peter Peterson the we'll known
contractor. being elected president and NJ
Rassmussen, treasurer The financial re-
port showed the affairs of the association
were in such excellent shape that a divi-
dend Of per cent on all Of the stock was
declared. II has been three years since all
or the stock Of the building was acquired
by the lodges and during that time divi-
3ends or z per cent have been declared
Durlng the last year 81 good deal of money
mas been expended on improvements of the
building or the dividend would have been
larger. The Danish lodges have a mem
bershlp Of about 800 men and women and
tho building is becoming too small for
their accommodation. The necessity Of
adding another story to the rear part was
discussed at the meeting, and the Improve
ment will probably be made next year.
One Of the Greek track workers EMPLOYED
by the Milwaukee Railroad company was
brought TO the Edmundson hospital yester-
day afternoon for surgical treatment made
necessary by n distressing accident He
was working near Manila, Ia, driving rail
spikes into a hard oak tie He had given
81 few light taps to start It and then
struck a full force blow with the heavy
sledge. IL flew out striking him in the
corner OF the right eye driving the ball
from the socket and leaving IL suspended
on his cheek BandaEes were placed over
VINO injury and he was hurried to the hospi-
~ where Dr. Macrae operated upon him
The eye was returned to its place and DR.
Macrae said last evening that there was a
possibility Of saving the sight The I'M
fortunate man cannot speak a single word
OF English aud the hospital authorities will
be- unable TO secure his name until Il Is
\ given to them by an interpreter this morn
ing.
Fire Chief Nicholson returned yesterday
from Sioux City, where he attended the
annual meeting of the State Eiremen's
association, As predicted Des Mones went
into the meeting with an overwhelming
number OF votes and secured the hremen' 5
state tournament next year. When Il came
70 vote upon the tourney question the meet
ing was instantly transformed into a Des
Moines jubilee. No other town had even a
look in The date OF the event Is never
fixed at the annual meeting, but left to a
local committee acting ina conjunction with
the board OF control. All OF the old officers
OF the association We're reelected for the
ensuing year, George NJ. Kellogg, chief OF
the sioux city department, presidents 10. Il.
Lambert, chief OF the Newton department
FIRST vice president. Thomas Price the elm
son chief. second vice president: Chief
Nicholson, third vice president; II. 1. Alder
man, Cedar Rapids, treasurer; George
Francis pes Moines financial secretary
ID L. Parson, Marion, recording secretary
The board OF control Is composed OF the
chiefs of departments of nine cities When
the Des MOines local committee decides
upon the time best suited for the tourna.
Inent the board OF control announces the
Gate.