Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-17

FAUST BEER AL hOGEho bOFH
Picture framing, Jensen. Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SS9.
Lewis Cutler funeral director. Phone 81.
See Berwick first for painting, I'll 5. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Hudieson Broadway studio new location
b3l West Broadway.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. J. J.
Klein Co., 162 West Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
j. w. Terry, opucian, All broadway otnce
with George Gerner.
The Man on the BOX" is sterling
comedy with plenty OF action In It's telling.
and IL appeals strongly TO the tneater-go-
ing pubnc.-Chicago Chronicle
Mrs. Walter l. smith returned yesterday
after q SIX weeks visit with relatives IN
Indiana On her return Mrs. smith
stopped at Chicago for several days the
guest Of relatives
Ben Turner, the l5-year-oid negro boy
who was arrested after being caught IN
the act of stealing a bicycle from the Y.
NJ c. A. building, was committed TO the
state reform school by Ponce Judse snyder
yesterday morning. lie will be taken to
Eldora today.
Hundreds of people attending Sam Sny
der auction sale. Iou better fan IN line
going for little or nothing Watches.
diamonds, musical instruments at uucuon.
Two sales, daily, z and y. m, sam
Snyder $50 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
Two more arrests were made yesterday
upon indictments returned by the grand
jury last week, The prisoners were William
Vincent and =. A. COOK, latner-ln- law and
son-in-law, They were indicted for assault
with intent TO commit murder. Inc offense
was committed one evening last June when
the men were fishing in me Boyer cutoff
ditch. Vincent, VINO Is farmer ana wei
fixed, gave bond OF Sl,OOO and COOKS bond
was fixed at $500.
Ii. T. Nelson, a tenant on the Brlden-
stein fruit farm east OF the city, was tried
In Justice Cooper's court yesterday on a
charge OF embezzlement preferred by
Robert Heating nelgnbor. He was ac-
G3 hct 6 OF ma having h sold tao set OF harness
charge and the justice ordered the case
dismissed. The charge was prosecuted by
Assistant County Attorney Ross.
]. w. Squire yesterday began an action
in the district court against George l..
Smith and Rhoda A. Smith TO recover a
$4,000 balance remaining unpaid on a farm
contract was for $16S0O $3.50 was paid
down and the remainder was to be paid
interest at s per cent. No No further ' p mly.
ments were made and the account nov,
stands with the Smiths owing $4,000, in
GLIDING interest
The police department was notified yes.
terday by the Lincoln department thai
Charles Bartlett. a laborer 20 years old
had been killed there by being crushed
beneath steam boiler which he was assist
ing in moving. The Lincoln police discoV.
cred that he mad brother Philip Bartlett
working in a livery stable. Inc local off
GERS were unable to locate his brother a.
not contain his name.
An exploding lamp set fire to the home o.
Peter Hansen, Sll Commercial street a
= o'clock yesterday and called out the fire
department The burning oil was scattered
over the table on which the lamp wa
left burning, setting fire to the spread anC
articles upon II. The flames were commun
icated to the lace curtains, and a dangerou
fire was started when the sleeping mem
bers OF the family were aroused. The fire
however. was exunguished before the fire
men arrived. The damage was fully Gov
cred by insurance.
Gerd Tjardes 81 years old was foun
dead In his bed yesterday morning at hi
suffering slightly from heart trouble blu
his condition was not regarded serious
and death came peacefully as he slept jus
before dawn. He was a native of German
and came to this country twenty-one year
ago and took up his home on the farT
where he died. He is survived by hv
children, Mrs. Herman Grotte of Hardi
township Mrs. John Burns OF York town
ship, Mrs Gilbert Zelwander of Columbus
Wis; Henry OF Underwood and Gerhard q
Decatur, Ill. The funeral will be held u
morrow at l o'clock from the residence
Rev. Mr.. Grades of the German Episcops
church officiating. Burial Will be in Ii
Hardin township cemetery.
pleasant and somewhat unusual wed
ding was celebrated last night when H {
Ridgely and Miss lola Aten were marie
In the new, home they had Jointly prepare
and furnished at l6l6 Fourth avenue. Ever
feature of the cozy home had been provide
in advance, including the we'll stoke
larder. The lines were read by DR.. o. {
Smith of the First Congregational churc
In the presence of relatives and intimat
who prepared a dainty luncheon for Il
bridal party. Miss Aten is one of the POI
ular young women of the city and for yea
resided with her parents on Glen avenl
until the home was broken up by the
death a few years ago Mr., Mdgely is
Long Co, OF this city. Mrs. c.
..evitt OF Lafayette, Ind, sister OF Il
groom, witnessed the ceremony.
County Attorney Hess yesterday filed
written notice In the district court namr
some OF the out of town witnesses he won
can In the prosecution Of Charles, aliS
sto Hteh re S1eysnson indicted for reeeyir
Parsons, who is now in jail In Omaha
connection with the Friedman cloak sto
that on April 2 Parsons sold 500 worth
women's clothing TO Stevenson for $65 Tel
ias 9im at the time Il had been stolen fro
at Lincoln, who will testify that he wi
present when the transaction took plac
stolen goods, and Detective Steve MALONE
OF Omaha, who was present when Steve
s sens a place a. stoG SLY broadway was raid
stock recovered Stevensons trial will
IN the first assignment Of the Grimm
ing this month.
Owing TO the Rainy conditions yesterd,
the 9tsit OF the meGEers of the board
eoanty supervisors 10 the Creche for [
purpose OF comforting with a committee
the Associated ChArines women concern
courtY assistance III the cost OF caring I
the helpless babies was POSTPONED nm
this afternoon. The postponement was
request OK tho 90men. one feature
the onfeTence VIII be merely alluded Il
the county s liability for the cost OF car
Tor children sent 10 the Creche by oTde
OF Judge snyder in the local police cou
county Attorney Hess has advised I
board that all such expenses are a legi
mate part or the county burden and ~
whenever Judge Snyder considers a ilN
nile case that fact places the case IN [
superior court which by law has co-hir
diction with the district, his court thus i
coming a juvenile court. No bills hs
ever been rendered for the care of chiidI
sent from the police court, and IL Is pr,
able that Matron Johnson will not be asL
py the Associated Charities officers to r,
der bills Tor past service, but TO do