Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-01


Woodring Undertaking company. Tel sss
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
See Berwick first for painting. 1l 5 Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Hudleson Broadway studio new location
Sl West Broadway.
Miss Katherine Beno has resumed her
school studies at Monticello.
For Sale at a Bargain-walnut Piano,
slightly used. l2O East Pierce street
Ballsntines, sohuster's and storz malt
B'way.
The nursing mothers drink Anheuser-
Main 1t.
Miss Orpha Quinn left on wednesday for
Winnetka, Ia, to continue her studies at
the Clifton sthool there.
Have yuu. assoc flttes or repaired by
J, W. Terry, puCian. al Broadway. office
with George GsrneT,
Mrs. J. r. Mulholland and daughter,
Marie, left yesterday for California where
they will spend at least month.
Ivanhoe commAndery, NO. II, Knights
Templar viii meet in special conclave this
temple
Mrs. Charles T. Stewart and daughter,
Marie, left on Wednesday for New York,
where Mrs. Stewart will spend some time
visiting relatives after placing her daugh-
ter In school.
Chatles Barnett, in charge Of the car
barns of the street railway company, was
called 10 Missouri Valley last evening by
the serious illness of his uncle, Lane Friend,
VINO is his mothers brother.
Miss Elizabeth Ogden of Charlton Ia,
VINO has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
MRS b. L. Ogden l106 Sixth avenue, left
tuesday, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Kate ogden. They will visit Des Molnes
and other points.
George f. Hamilton returned last even
Ing after an absence of a month in the
interest of the shoe factory with which he
has long been associated. He viii remain
In the. city only few days and Will re-
sumo his WORK on the road.
marriage license was issued yesterday
to George Groneweg, son of William Grone-
veg, who Is now a prosperous merchant at
Omaha. Mr.. Groneweg has been located
at Minden for more than twenty years.
Former Congressman Bowen, who is en-
gagged in railroad construction work In
connection with Wickham Co., writes
from Lemon, 8. D., that the winter arrived
there last Sunday. The ground was covered
with one inch OF snow ana the weather
was freezing cold.
Andrew Sorenson, assistant yardmaster
OF the Union Pacific, who has been con-
fined at the Edmundson hospital for the
last two months by a dangerous attack of
typhoid fever, will soon be able to leave
the hospital His condition was critical for
several weeks, and at one time there was
but little hope for his recovery.
G. l.. Bohan, local roadmaster of the Bur
Hngton, has been transferred to Brookheld,
la, and his place has been filled by Frank
Mcdonald, who comes from the middle
part ot the state. Mr. Bohan has been one
OF the most popular members of the local
burlington force ana much regret is ex-
press Ell at his departure from the city.
Flank M Compton, who has been spend
ing several months in Council Bluffs en-
gagged in selling Rogue River Valley fruit
lands in small tracts, has returned to his
new nome at Melford Ore He induced
many OF his Council Bluffs friends to in
vest in the fruit lands, which are said to
be among the richest and most favorably
located In the Pacific northwest fruit dis
tricts.
" esley'C Utterback began a suit in the
district court yesterday against Michael L.
sullivan and Frank Fitzpatrick, owner and
bartender of saloon at lSS West Broad
personal injuries said TO have been Ie-
ceived in fight which occurred in the
saloon on August 10 last.
Probation officer Herner yesterday took
five boys into custody accused of stealing
from the Moo!Worth lO-cent store. -Four
of them were pupils of the Washington
avenue building and one in the Bloomer
building, Two of the lads were caught In
the act by clerks at the store and the
offers were implicated by their confessions
The majority of the lads were but years
old, one of them was IL.
George s. Wright, local member of the
Iowa Republican State Central committee.
was called to Des Moines last evening by
an urgent telegram from Chairman FRANKIE.
There Is to be a general meeting OF the
committee for the first time since its or
ganizauon, and the work is to plan short
and decisive campaign, somewhat on the
WhlrlW1nQ OrQef, tnat Will sweep all OD-
stacles to republican success in every
county in the state. MIR. Wright expects to
remain In Des Moines for several days, as
he is regarded by Chairman FRANKIE as one
OF his best and most resourceful heutenants.
Theodore Guitar received telegram lass
evening from Cincinnati announcing the
death there at 2:4O o'clock OF Rev. Richard
Venting, former pastor of the First Baptist
church In Council Bluffs. Mr.. Venting was
one of the most brilliant and popular pas
tors the church has ever had. He left
here about eight years ago, after serving as
pastor for three years. He left here TO
enter larger field in the east and was
most successful in his work He was only
46 years old. No information had been re-
ceived here of~his illness and the announce
ment of his death caused a great shock to
his friends
The Union Pacific Railroad company has
more than 10000 tons of Rock Springs coal
piled up in the transfer yards in this c ty
as a part Of the emergency supply kept
constantly on hand and which will be in
creased to 1000 tons before winter sets in.
finer material being retained by walls built
up from the larger chunks. This enormous
quantity is only sufficient to keep the big
engines on this end OF the main line going
for a period of one month. The company
endeavoTs TO keep constantly on hand a
months supply of fuel 1t is all mined at
the railroad mines in Wyoming, and is the
highest grade Of Rock Springs coal.
Leroy IL. Lansing of Lincoln, Neb., and
were married in Council Bluffs yesterday
after encountering considerable difficulty
ana ueldy IA EtkNuS the marriage Incense.
They applied for the license on Tuesday
and when the bride confessed to only 16
years Of age Marriage Clerk Hardesty told
them that parental authority was neces-
sary, Wednesday they returned with the
young girls mother, but were again in
formed that the Iowa law required the
consent of the father also in such cases,
and yesterday they returned again, ac-
companied by the whole family of the bride
father, mother, sisters and brothers, to be
sure there would be no further bitches.
Lena Lawrence, the young woman who
was picked up on the streets one sunday
afternoon In August suffering from an
acute attack of hysteria ana later sent to
st. Demands hospital by the board Of in
sanity commissioners, refuses 10 ieave the
hospital after having been = 'nSNAced Il
be In a normal condition "a. father re-
sides in Crookston, Neh-o $40 an &ttSmpt
was made yesterday TO ssld2ce her ts re-
turn there. but she refused, declaring that
she was well enough satisfied 20 stay at this
hospital. Money was provided by the
county authorities TO purShAse the ticket
and turned over to the police department
and OFFICER Frum was detailed 10 accom-
pany her TO the train, buy her ticket and
remain with her until the train passed
through Omaha. Miss Lawrence, however
refused to 60 and the officers are al a loss
to determine what to do with her.
An automobile collision occurred at an
early hour yesterday morning on the street
railway bridge which endangered the lives
OF ten people and smashed two big auto