Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
BRIEF CRY NEWS

Have Root Rriht II.
y. =. swoboda-oertified Accountant.
Eiehting FiEtuFss, BurEsss-d randsn 90.
Hinshart. Photographed. 18th q Farnarn.
Hsyn, photo renewed to 18th q Howard.
Chambers new oiassss jan. 1. Dous. 1871.
Equitable Lifs-Poiicies sight drafts at
maturity. "a Nicely, manager. Omaha.
Try Ua Fifstlf for Fuel" Nebraska Fuel
Co, isl4 Farnsm 81. Both phones.
lsso-National life insurance co-lsos
Annuity. End0wmeht, Life. Term POLICIES.
Charles =, Ads. G&neral Agent. Omaha
There are several ways Of einR-T
Nebraska Savings and Loan association
way. and others. OR way pays Q per cent
per annum. los Board Of Trade building.
cndahy Loses verdict Of s1sO-In dis
triot court Frank slovinski OF South
Omaha was given a verdict against the
Cudahy Packing company for $3.50 for
persynal injury.
SsHHo Ahadss Is Arrsstsd-Polioe have
resolved notice from Laramls that Jesse
Rhodes wanted in Omaha for the alleged
embpzzgrept Of ssio from the Merchants
ExpressA uofhpany. has been arrested. An
officer has been sent for the prisoner.
Funeral o. Thomas ]. nliinEtUn-The
funeral Of Thomas j. Ellington. who died
at hts home. 1915 North Twentylelghth
street, Wednesday night, is to be beld from
Sacred Heart church at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. Burial viii be in Holy sepul-
cher.
Going to winnipeg, stopping Enrout@
Jesse Major, arrested In Denver for forg-
cry on a warrant from Winnipeg, Man.
was held in the city jail for safe keeping
NuhfIa a., .tantffa ta#FbI. Isattr.tto, 1919
the charge OF John Parr Of the Canadian
police.
Back to Dear OLD AGssnyap-Nathan
Freeman, who was arrested IN Omaha on
complaint of his wife, who pursued him
= here, was turned over to Charles Justice.
"a deputy sheriff, who will take him back
10 Minneapolis, where ne is to be tried
for wife abandonment.
Question About ID erafting-The
auceess of the skin grating operation on
Fred Bsushfck, the police patrol driver.
who was dangert usly burned in the explo-
sion which wrecked the station garage, is
yet undetermined Tine dressing which
covers the grated skin taken from two
brother officers of the department, has not
been removed and will not be for several
days. II the gratis take" the operation
will be continued early next week.
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Hurry to Get in on the Ransom-Parties
claiming a part OF the $4,000 reward
offered by the Postoffice department for
the arrest and conviction of the Overland
Limited mail Fobbers must file their
claims within six months of the date of
the conviction of the robbers. Applica-
tion forms may be obtained from the
office of the chief Inspector Of the postal
service at Washington or from the chief
inspector of the western, division at Kan
sas City,
storm On the roublsd Sea Of MRtri-
mony-In a cross petition filed in district
court oTilla Gilmore retorts to the petit
ton OF Herman b. Gilmore that she is
entitled to a divorce instead of him, The
parties live at Valley and Mrs, Gilmore
asserts with, considerable detail that her
husband drove lerTout OF their home and
forced her to take refuge with the neigh
bors. In the cases OF Maud Margerin
against Richard and of Frankie NJ. Crisis
against Orrin p. the wives allege that
their husbands have been guilty of cru
city and failed to support them; where
fore they want to be allowed to go it
alone hereafter. Emma Smith asks to be
legally cut adrift from Fred W.. on the
ground he has deserted her.