Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-25

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Majestic ranges. p. G. De Vol How Co
Picture framing. Jensen. Masonic templs.
wOodrng Undertaking company. Tel. Sjs.
Lewis cutler funeral director. Phone y.
See Berwick Drst tor painting. 2l s. Main
FOR L&CHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
scnusters and Storz' Malt Extract FOR
sale by j. j. khns Co.. To- Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted Or repaired by
J. ". Terry. optcian. 81 broadway Once
witt OeUisu GerHc..
For Rent-6-room house modern except
furnace. 10 manson. see Geo. Miller,
10 W. Broadway.
M and Mrs. II. +. Niles will leave Tor
sioux C-Jy tonight to spend thanksgiving
with their daugEtcrs.
Lilly camp ana society viii meet at the
home OF Mrs. G.. G.. Davis, III North Eighth
street. tomorrow afternoon.
Neat up-to-date picture framins at
reasonable prices We please our custom
srH Walter Nich0iaisen d Co, IL :. Main.
We have the exclusive sale for Coles
Hot Blast heaters ana ranges in this CITY.
p. Z. DeNol Hardware Co, 5O4 Broadway.
Mrs. Katherine shorNey died yesterday
after a short illness Of lung trouble. Her
husband Andrew Sharkey, and four daugh-
ters, Misses Marian katherine, Genevieve
and Clarice. survive her. Mrs sharkey
was born iu Ireland forty years ago.
Arrangements for the funeral nave not
been competed. Burial Will be in -.
Two divorce suits were filed yesterday in
the district court Mrs. Lizzie BottOmly
began an acton against her husband John
BOttOmly alleging cruelty ana deseruon.
They were married IN Council Bluffs on
January l. 1901 she asks for the custody
of their child Mrs. Emily Marsh brought
suit against Joseph MARSH whom she mar
Tied here on April @ 1901 Cruelty is the
basis OF the action.
Rev Henry DeLong Isl confined to his
bed by rather serious attack Of bronchi-
tie. lie has been. very ill for several days
but was last evening reported TO be con
but their Illness has not prevented them
contemplating the plans for the usual
ThankBgivlpB dinners for the children OF
the belong miss Ons and the industrial
school II win be served Saturday after
room from 20 o'clock Mr. belong does
not expect to be able to occupy his usual
place as the head waiter at the dinner
but intends II possible to sit at the table
for few minutes at the beginning Of the
feast.
Congressman Walter l. Smith will leave
for Washington neXtiWeek to resume his
work as one Of the republican leaders in
congress and enjoy the novel experience Of
seeing the democrats organize the house.
teal certainty, that Champ Clark win be
the speaker, adds consid9lably to the in
terest felt In Judge Smiths position. II is
well known that the veteran Missouri
congressman is one OF Judge Smiths great
est admirers, and he viii be very willing
20 listen to any request made by the re-
publican minority IN relation to the pre-
ferment of Congressman Smith. Congress
neets the first Monday in December which
falls on the 5th. and Judge Smith will
leave here one week from tomorrow
The work of tearing down and clearing
away the material used in the construc-
ton OF the temporary buildings required
for the National Fruit and Corn show was
done under such favorable conditions that
none of the material was damaged. Cold
weather or ice would have rendered II i'm
possible to have saved much of the rub
beroid roofing, but the conditions that pre-
vailed made II possible to save II all ana
make II a bargain for those who can use
it At half price. IL thus makes a material
saving for the exposition MANAGEMENT The
femoNRf OF the last vestige OF the exposi-
ton from the Auditorium has been finished
and this Williams brothers have resumed
Abe use OF the main floor as q skating
Fink TIE exposition accounts have not
been closed and II is still impossible 70
tslt the exact financial standing.
George f. Scanlon, aged forty years, died
last evening at the Edmuudson hospital OF
months. He is survived by three brothers
and one sister, John w and d. d. Scan
lon Of Oregon, Wis; Charles J. scanlon OF
Council Bluffs, and Mrs Minnie Corey OF
!. Madison, Wis. Mr.. scanlon was q member
Of the local asrfe OF Eagles and knights
o. Pythias lodge No. Il, and a communi.
cant OF the Catholic church. He was not
related to John NJ. scanlon, former well
known business man and chief OF police
here, who now resides in Alberta r. c.
or Charles, M. Scanlon OF this city. al,
though the similarity OF names and initials
extends through both families. The de-
ceased has also lived here for many years
The body was removed to Cutters 10 be
prepared for return to the old home IN
preson,, Wis .ti9r burial The body vii
place today.
The jury in the case Of Nellie Flues
against the New Nonpariel company
reached verdict at II o'clock last night
Tho verdict was sealed and will not bS
opened until court reconvenes tomorrow
morning The case has been on trial In
Nba F4rt FIR Iaa AZ,
At 10 o'clock last night a report from the
Jury room indicated little hope for ar
eS!eerneht ana Jndge Green had issued AT
order to put the jurymen TO bed and lei
them continue their deliberations today
The prospect OF missing a good Thanks
SWING dinner and trading all OF the Joys
OF the great holiday for hours OF confine
ment ana wrangling m the jury room wa,
not pleasRnt and an agreement was reached
One rumOF was that the verdict was foi
the defendant and another that II gave
the PLAINTIFF $500. Neither was regarded a.
oreditable, but the former appeared 70 hav,
tho better foundation
W. II. Richardson, who has held the posi-
don Of night desk sergeant at the police
station since. last summer. has resigned 4
accept the appointment Of town marsha
at Clarinda- Ia. He-yObtained q leave o.
inda for the purpose OF investigsti1E IN,
offer OF the appointment and HIS conclude,
to accept It. Re has removed his family
sSsrd soa h.. "' been on or aui{ Se 0 GaSs
eli Bluffs police force for more than fou
years, receiving the appointment shortly
after his return from the Philippines. wher
he made a fine record as 4 soldier OF
July E,r1S7, officer Richardson was sho
and dangerously wounded by a man whom
he had placed under arrest at the corne
OF Washington avenuF and North FRS
street, and who made his escape by Heeinl
through the hack lawns 81 Harrison stree
residences until intercepted at Fleminl
avenue by Detective George Wilson. whl
was shot and killed by the stranger
BY producing better work we have bull
up large trade In our cleaning and press
Ing department We assure you that an
work thRt you send us will be thorough,
satisfactory % Yourself Bluff City Laun
dry, Dry Cleaning and Dye Works, 'Phon
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Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were reported 20 The Be
November q by the Pottawattamie Count
Abstract company Of Council Bluffs
Frank White 70 NJ s. Ellis. M swk
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