Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-04
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs Root Print It.
Egyptian Chocolates SOC, Myers-Dillon.
Gas, Elec. Fixtures. characterization.
ON. Mach. Wks, Mach. dosign'rs, bldrs.
Benson Farm Changes Hands
Herman Neuhaus has sold to Henry
Neuhause his 1l9-acre farm west Of Ben
son. The price was $4,000
Nestlebush Loses His Jewelry-The
residence OF ]. J. Nestlebush, 1921 Leev.
enworth street, was entered Thursday
night and ransacked Jewolry TO the
value of $40 was stolen.
Morton Buys FIats-George T.
Morton has bought the two-story flats on
tho north side OF Farnam street at
Tweuty-second from John Scovern, the
consideration being $4,000
Two Divorce Suits Flled-Suits for
divorce as follows were started in dis
trict court Friday; Bessie Beaupre
against Edward Beaupre, Jennie ].
Parker against Ephriam Parker.
Burglar Calls on Miller-Emmet
Miller, 7OS South Thirty-esghtn street. re-
ported to the police that his room was en-
tered Thursday by burglar and robbed
of 81 in cash, an overcoat. a suit of clothes
and a typewriter.
Automobile Catches Flre-An auto
mobile owned by Charles Martin. was
partially burned, while the chauffer was
driving It UP Farnam street Friday. The
cause OF the fire is unknown, but the
radiator OF tho machine Is destroyed.
Charge White Slavery-The federal
A..
for Frank Muzum. Albert Smith and
Jessie Smith, alleged to have taken from
her home in Logan, Ia, 15-year-old Fan
ME McNoar. The trio is wanted for al
legged white slavery.
+. A. Brogan VIII Build-F. A.
Brogan has bought, through Turkey &
Son, tract of ground, 66x10O feet, at
the northeast corner of Forty-first and
Davenport streets, for $4,000. He will
build there a fine home, for which he
will have plans prepared at once.
Police Hunt for Joe-Joe Gigliotti,
aged IL years, is said to have run away
from his home, 1914 South Twentieth
street, and the police have been asked
to locate him. The boy left home about
a week ago on the pretense Of going out
to play.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Moves Up
Workmen on the Woodmen of the World
skyscraper being erected at Fourteenth
and Farnam streets Friday commenced
raising the structural steel for the fourth
and fifth stories of the building. All the
steel work up TO the fourth story is COM
pleted.
Come to Omaha to Wed-The
Omaha police have been requested to APP
prehend and arrest Fannie Orr and e. II.
Shambaugh, said to have eoped from
Fremont Thursday evening. The pair are
, supposed to have come to Omaha to Sc
cure a license and wed. No trace of the
young couple has been secured.
Warner is Back-United States
Deputy Marshall Warner has returned
from Portland, Ore, where he had gone
to take l. j. Deetz, wanted there for
forging a stock transportation certificate
in violation of the interstate commerce
laws. Deetz was arrested several weeks
ago in Hastings and was turned over to
the marshal here.
Classification No. 4 is Ready--The
Nebraska Railway commission has noti-
fled the railroad freight men of Omaha
that Classification No. 1 is about ready
for distribution. This classification refers
to merchandise and its handling. Its is
suance comes after numerous hearings
held at the jobbing and other trade CEN
tiers of the state.
Furniture 10 Nunlbered-All of the
desks and other articles of furniture in
the office of the general passenger agent
of the Union Pacific have been numbered
and tagged, ready to be sent to tlse new
headquarters building. The order to move
has not been issued, but is likely to come
along any day. as the new rooms are
about ready for occupancy.
Operation is uccessful-Referee in
Bankruptcy E. p. Weatherly of Norfolk
was brought TO this city and taken to
the Methodist hospital, where he sub
mitted to an operation to relieve him OF
cataract Of the left eye, from which
he has been suffering for some time. The
operation was successful and 1t is thought
that he will be allowed to leave the hos