Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-06
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Egyptian Chocolates soc, Myers Dillon.
Gas, Eiso. Fixtures Burssss- arandsn.
ON. mach. wks, Mach. assignrs, bidrs.
johnson Sells House johnson has
soid to Jeremiah Van Rensselaer,. for
$3.50, the south eighty feet OF lot .,
book g. oakland park, with house.
Two Are oischarged--Iohn Netzel and
Lnhl Clauscn. who were arrested satur-
Gay night on a charge OF petit larceny.
we're discharged by Judge Crawford Mon.
Gay morning
Not Hsld for Fighting oscar Uman
anu Henry Boolauz, VINO were charged
with lighting at Metz han saturday night
were discharged by Judge Crawford.
The arresting officer failed to appear
against the men.
Arrested for Stealing Metal - John
Cain, a negro, was arrested py SpeciAi
officer Wizard OF the Union Pacific
Monday morning for the theft OF brass
from the Union Pacific storerooms, II
Is alleged that Cain stole several hun
Used pounds OF the metal.
sorsnson Loses Cash--S. 4. Sorenson,
1',i south 1hirty-n.tn street reported
40 the police that his home was ran
sacked by burglars Saturday night En-
trance to the residence was gained hy
aislng the kitchen window Cash TO the
amount of 81 was stolen.
Thieves Enter Pantry window-The
residence OF 4. " Harris, 1914 North
Twenty-third, South Omaha was entered
by thieves Saturday night and robbed Of
sa5 in jewelry and cash. The thieves man
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pantry window and thrusting a hand
through and unlocking the catch.
Promotion for Linton--John .. Lin
ton. city passenger and ticket agent of
the Illinois Central Railroad company In
Omaha. has been transferred TO Birming-
ham, Ala, where he will fill a similar
position, at an increase in salary. Mr..
Linton has been with the Illinois Central
six years, most OF the time in this city.
lie leaves for his new field 1nursdsy.
His successor has not been named
BIRD G. wakeley Funeral wednesday
The body of the late Bird G. Wakeley,
who died in California, WIN arrive in
Omaha Wednesday morning and be taken
direct to the residence of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. Wakeley. Nineteenth and
California streets. The funeral, which will
. be held from there Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock, will be private. Interment
will be in the family lot in Prospect Hill
cemetery.
Partisan Singers Hsre-Eighty-t three
members of the Paris Grand Opera COM
pany, on a world tour, were in Omaha
a little less than an hour this afternoon,
arriving at 1922 and departing west at
4:O5. Fifty additional members of the
company will pass through Omaha in
few days. The distinguished party Is
travelling west over the Union Pacific,
going direct from Paris to san Francisco.
From that point they go to the orient.
! Flying Squadron Gets sSvOn--The fly
lng squadron was kept busy Sunday aft
ernoon chasing speeders. AS a result Of
their vigilance Motorcycle Officers En-
cry and Wheeler landed seven autolsts
who were burning up the dust" All
the victims we're fined $40 and costs. with
the exception of II. Harting, driver for
THE Only Way who was warned not
to repeat the offense. Those arrested
were: II. w. Pope, $50 South Twenty
first street; Fred Henderson. merchant;
John Il. Nichols. real estate agent; w.
]. Bradbury, 30 South Thirty-first ave-
nue.; C. A. Lawrence, 404 South Twen-
tieth street; II. Harting. The Only Way;
Wallace Benjamin, who took an appeal.