Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Lighting FiztufeE-Burgess-Gra Co.
Bsss Dry Cleaning Of garments. Twin
Gig Dye Works, 407 South Fifteenth
isso--lNationaI life Insurance co.-ls1o
Charles r. Adys General Agent. Omaha.
hooks Audited, revised, systems install
ed. 20 years experience. Graham. II. 32O2.
hoard OF Education Tonight-The
Boft0 OF Education WIZ meet in regular
session this evening.
fou- Child Needs ss~H Pne--A
ton OF clean play sand, $3.50. Sunderland
tSl4 Harvey. Phone ID 25g.
Rent Money is landlords profit Put
into home it makes for family happi-
ness and Independence. See Nebraska Saw
ING and loan ASSN. 1905 Farnam. omahS
MES. Moxelvey Goes to Mospital--Mrs.
IL ~ MckelYey, who was injured fourteen
weeks ago in street car accident. has re-
turned<from Excelsior Springs and has been
taken 70 the Presbyterian hospital for fur
thsr,treatmEnt. = .h
Jar nah Trial wsdnesday-James
Halt eolored, win be put on trial in dis
trieb court "Wednesday, charged with man
slaugiitef.. Hal is accused Of having struck
his WITS 1 blow from which she died Their
sonFa boy. of-4 years, has been given 70 a
coiored saTnily to adopt
win Deliver Six Lectures-Superio-
tendent William M. Davidson Of the Omaha
city schools. VIII deliver six lectures on
school problems during the second week Of
the school Of Superintendent at the meet
ing OF the National Educational association
to be held in Boston this year.
Peters Pays for Liberty-Gustav p.
Peters, convicted in district court OF wife
abandonment has chosen the alternative
nv In or III.
ular monthly sum- Otherwise the jail for
o. p. Peters. He is a packing house fore
man. Peters, before Judge Estelle, agreed
10 pay $40 month.
Lincoln Term of Federal Courts - The
May term Of the United states courts will
convene at Lincoln Tuesday morning
The grand jury completed it's work about
two weeks ago, returning several indict-
mcnts. The criminal docket will he dis
posed VI first. there being eight or nine
cases noticed for trial.
Canon BELL Is Here - Canon r. H. y.
Bell, formerly rector OF the Church Of the
Good Shepherd, attended juvenile court
Monday. Before Mr.. Bell went to ST.
Pauls, Des Moines ne was regular at
tendant at the sessions of the court Mr.
Bell, who - aceomtanled by Mrs. Bell. is
here 10 marry Miss Bessie Yates Thursday.
Fart OF Family Of rwenty-two-Peter
Bocian, a boy Of n years. attracted atten-
ton in Juvenile court Monday because he il
scion Of a family of considerable pro-
portions. His mother. Mrs. Pauliua Boclan.
widow living living at Thirty-f fifth and
f streets, South Omaha, has had nineteen
children BESIDES Peter. The lad was IN
court because of addiction to wandering
around railroad yards.
Sixth Cavalry Band to Chicago - The
band and two sauadrons of the sixth
United states cavalry have been ordered
TO proceed by rail to Chicago not later than
June q, to participate In the military tour
hAinent to be held there about that date,
and upon completion OF that duty will 20
TO Sparta. Wis to take part In the army
maneuvers to be held there The command
VIII then return to its station at Fort Des
Moines
jewelers. Close at 5 o'clook-The lew
eler of the city have decided to close their
stores at O'Clock in the afternoon every
day OF. the week except Saturday during
the months of July and August Those
who have made the agreement are T. L,
Combs, Joseph p. Frenzer, A. Mandelberp
s. w. Lindsay, l.. A. Borsheim & Sons
George w. Ryan. Hendrickson & Gustaf
son, Nj. ID. Franks, a. Edholm, c. b. Brown
ana Fred Brodegaard.
Sues Railway Company for Barn-suit
is on before Judge Redck in district court
of James Whalen Of South Omaha against
the Union Pacific. whelan asks $4,000
damages, because. as he alleges employees
OF the road moved barn off his property
and laid tracks there The date OF the oc-
currence was September 25 1907 and the
scene Eighth street. The road denies that
the land belonged TO whelan and says II
was part OF city street
Sswtxtssnth 60 Alaska--Thirty officers and
H. men OF the sixteenth infantry will leave
Fort Crook on June Is for Seattle. Wash.
where they VIII sail ON transports To
Alaska. The trip viii be made over the
Burlington. to Denver, and from there over
the Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line. Ore
gon Railway and Navigation company and
oregon e Washington The Fourth in
fantry Is on its way from the Philippines
TO succeed the Sixteenth infantry at Fort
Crook.
Census Bureau atiu ausy--The census
bureau is stI at work winding up the de-
tail work OF the census enumerations of the
Second Nebraska district, which NAV con-
tinue for ten days or two weeks before the
final returns are sent In to Washington.
4 Scattering returns continue 10 come in
the enumerators and IL is determined nv
Census Supervisor Saunders that the Omaha
census shall be made as perfect aud com
plete as absolute care can make II.
Article on Greater omaha-In the NAV
issue OF the Northwestern Bulletin. a
monthly publication devoted to the Interests
Of the employees of the Northwestern rail
road. an article appears entitled THE
Omaha Of Today" In which facts concern
ing omaha's business facilities and oppor-
tinities are given The article is intro
duced by the sentence, THE greater Omaha
OF today is commercial center consisting
Of Omaha. South Omaha and CounojI
Bluffs. and surrounding suburbs, with 200.
900 inhabitants."
Huahnell Appoints committee-H N.
Asushnell, president OF the Associated Com
hercia clubs OF Nebraska, appointed S. r.
McKelvie, editor OF the Nebraska Farmer
and e. NJ Marvin. editor of the Beatrice
sun the other two members of the com
rnittee that will work fer an appropriation
from the Legislature 10 exploit Nebrask