Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-31
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

Gas FiHturen-8urgoaa-oE Go.
Fest DRY Cleaning OF garments. Twit
CITY Dye Works, tOi South Fifteenth
Bsst Dentistry west Of New York. DR..
FIckcs, "a City National Bank Bldg.
To make Douglas County Friends
, ect Fred II. Wesd senator, Byron H.
Hastings representstive.--Ady
city Attorney 1mprOvss-Hsry r. Bur
nam clt. attorney gf omaha. who has
been seriously ,1 with typhoid fever
seems to be gradually improving
Hsb. Savings Loan Ess'n management
uses every precaution tOI safety. Fuhos
leaned on first mortgages. best class OF
security. ie05 Farnam street. Omaha.
Hospital President is Hsrs-R. NJ. Nc
tIeIland Of Tabor Ia president OF the /
Presbyterian hospital in omaha, and also
president OF the Tabor s Northern railway |
i. at the Loyal accompanied by his wife |
and daughter.
Texas Cattlemsn in omaha-S. H. Ma
lone a prominent csttleman Of Amarillo, !
Tex. 10 registered at the Loyal Mr.. Ma |
lone brings optimistic reports from the
Pan Handle metropolis and says the town
g. rapidly becoming a city.
Omaha Rubber Co.--E II. spragus. prssi-
dent, Is showing q fine line Of every KIND |
OF rubber goods" including various styles
Of rubber coats aud automobile accessories
for very reasonable prices. loo Harvey
street Just around the corner"
Grand jury Nay Finish wsdnsSday-It
is now believed that the federal grand jury
will complete It's work by Wednesday Of
tuis week. Numerous witnesses yet remain
80 be examined, but the work lie being
rushed az rapidly as possible
Joe keenan, visits Towa-Joe keenan,,
chief clerk at the Henshaw hotel went 70
Carroll, Ia. last night on account Of the
death Of Mrs. William Arts wife OF
Carroll banker and a relative Of Mr.
Keenan,. Mrs. Keenan, accompanied him.
HauditR Hearing Continued - George
Evans and Charles Morley, charged with
holding up the Walnut Hin pharmacy,
Fortieth and Cunning streets, two weeks
ago. we're arrsigned in police court Monday
morning Their preliminary hearings were
continued until "Wednesday morning.
Cant Quit the HRvy &C. D. Ernst OF
Council Bluffs, who was recently dis
charged from the navy with a good record
after seven years OF service has applied to
the local recruiting station FOR re-enlist-
ment. The navy 10 good enough for me-
Gays Mr.. Ernst, aud he will be shipped at
once TO the torpedo station Newport r. l.
Financial Statement TO BE made - The
clerical force in the United states revenue
office and also the postoffice are busy to-
day preparing monthly financial state
nents showing the volume Of october busl-
uess. Especially in the postoffice, 1t is eN-
pected that large gains Will be shown over
october Of last year.
Funeral Of n. D. Foy-The funeral SER
vices for H. ID. Foy we're held Sunday al .-r-
noon at o'clock from st. Peters church.
The Rev Doud, officated The pallbearers
we're Charles Trimble, Peter Rocco, Domain
Iedwich, d. J. O'Brien, Joseph and Henry
Grage OF Des Moines, c. Griffin and II.
bingham Burial was in Holy sepulchre
cemetery.
burlington Trains DotoUrsd-Burling-
ton trains between Lincoln and omaha
we're obliged to come by the way OF Platts-
mouth for a time Sunday. the county
drcdge working just this side OF Ashland
was cutting through the track embank-
Uent and trains could not be run. Service
over the usual line was resumed Sunday
evening,
End Of bankruptcy Proceedings - Judg,
Munger Of the federal court has made an
order finally discharging Elmer J. Riddle
u the Riddle Grain company, who recently
went through bankruptcy proceedings
Kiddle, according TO the terms of Judge
Nunger's order is excused from all debts
except such as are not covered by the
bankruptcy laws.
To Test optomstrists-It Is announced
that the state board of examiners in op
: tometry viii hold examinations on Novem'
Der ., 10 and II IN the Young Mems Chris
tan association building There will b'
from twenty TO thirty candidates. The
standard Of optometTists that can pass the
examination is considerable higher thar
four years ago, when the law was enacted
Excursion TO RaWan--rh North Pa
ciflc Coast Excursion company, composed
Of number OF the business men OF tn
Pacific coast region, announces that OF
February 2, 1911 the club will take a tri
for business purposes to the Hawaiian Isl
ands. A thirty-two day trip is planned
taking a special ne wsteamship the Prime
Rupert" just completed by the GRAM
Trunk Pacific steamship company for It,
To Bring MRS. H. GrSSnS's BOdy-M
and Mrs &, II. Crosby former Cmah
people viii arrive in this city Tuesda
morning with the body of Mrs II. Greene
the mother OF Mrs. Crosby who died re
Gently in Florida, The burial is to be hell
at Prospect Hill cemetery. Mr.. Crosby
who Is now freight traffic manager o
the Burlington with his office n Chicago
was formerly the general freight agent o
he lines west Of the Missouri. statione
at the Omaha headquarters.
Sending Naval Pictures to ChicAEo-At
taChes OF ,no local naval recruiting static
are busily engaged in packing all OF IA
nautical pictures in stock Tor the purpos
u sending them to Chicago to be placed o
display ma the forthcoming land and irrlgs
ZION exposition. This is in compliance wit
an order from the Navy department IN
dea being TO give visitors correct phC
,ographic impression OF what battleshi
IookH like and what navy life means Tn
collection OF photographs depicts many Sea
guing scenes.
Hoys steal Dyuamits-Blissfully ignoI
ant Of the tact that they were placin
trrir lives in danger and with only on
intention m stealing from box car
The Chicago * Northwestern railroad yard
and that lust 20 be stealing Roy b. Brow
is years old, and Raymond Stroud, Il year
old, attempted TO carry off a gallon and
half OF paint and five huge sticks Of dynG
mite sunday afternoon. They did nj
know however that II Vas dynamite the