Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-05

Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $780,
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone a.
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGs-LEF-
FERTS.
Picture ts framing Is our speciality. Faubles
Call l4z for a case OF Gunds Peerless
beer. j. J. Klein Co, distributors.
See the new summer designs in wallpaper
At Fl. Borwick's. 209-2l1 South Main street.
Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nickle 1ils
Eighteenth avenue, Saturday night, a
son,
Rev. Mrs Hanley Of Shenandc ah preached
Al the Peoples church Sunday, while the
pastor supplied the pulpit OF the First
Congregational church for Dr. Smith.
Dr.. Nell J. Bellinger, who suffered a
painful wrench of his side and back by
making misstep while boar ding a car In
front of the Beno store, resumed his prac-
tlce on Sunday.
Rev. Father McManus left yesterday for
New York and Canada with the expecta-
Ioh OF being absent several weeks: His
after by others during his absence.
Mrs. Cronin and daughter. Thelma, of
salt Lake City, who have been visiting
Mrs. Cronin's aunt. Mrs Elizabeth
o'Rourke 1901 South Eighth street, for the
last three weeks, left for Denver yester-
day where they will be Joined by Mr.
Cronin and viii take trip In the Colo
RADIO mountains
Joe Reynolds, who was taken to the DO
lice station Saturday and charged with
larceny from the person, the person being
police court yesterday morning. II was
shown that he had been asked 10 take
care Of puggan's pocketbook, which con-
tanned $500 Duggan, who was arrested at
the same time. charged with intoxication,
was sent 10 jail for five days.
The funeral Of Or. sprink, who was
found dead in his office on Sunday morn
ing, VIII be held this morning at 8 O'Clock
at St. Peters Catholic church, with serv-
ices conducted by Rev. Father Hermann.
REQUIEM high mass win be said The pail
DR. Earle Bellinger, DR. David Carson,
Charles r. Paschel and p Mcbride OF this
city and DR.. Bushman of Omaha The
body was removed from Undertaken CUT
Ier's yesterday afternoon to the residence
or his sister, Miss Helen Sprink, 3J3 Park
avenue. lnterment will be in st. Joseph S
The Women's Christian Temperance union
membership prize contests are to be pushed
Tor the remainder of the month. The work
mas been divided into eight divisions and
a reward offered TO the leader of the di-
vision who secures the most points. Mem
berships, collection OF dues and subscrip-
Vons TO the temperance paper count as
Points The prize Is a free ticket to and
slss(uo9 Dub Isqo1oO uI sl9SW uopu5A
end on August 1.
George Leach, the east Omahan who de-
Hberately cisrobtd and went in bathing al
Courtland beach Saturday afternoon In
plain view Of a large numbers of cottagers,
was fined SIS in police court yesterday
morning. Leach put up cash bond Of 81
Saturday night. and when he failed u
show up this morning. II was forfeited
leach claimed that he was so nearly over
come by the heat that he could not wait
TO don a bathing suit.
Frank Armstrong, a white man who has
developed strange faulty for appropriat-
without driver whenever he gets drunk.
took possession of 1the dog-catcher's rig
Sunday afternoon and was not stopped un-
The rig belonged TO Ed Burke the col
ored., poundmaster. Armstrong was held
under SEQ bond in police court Yesterday
morning for further investigation.
c. IL. Overton. the big negro whom De-
tective Ola Arnold took from an Omaha
car late Saturday night, carrying huge
40 caliber revolver underneath the waist
hand of his. trousers. was sent to the
county Jail for thirty days by Police Judge
Snyoer yesterday morning. The negro
ing so heavily. armed. The bit Of artillery
was confiscated and will appear as one of
the articles to be sold at the annual
cleanup sale of the police department next
winter.
The funeral OF w. H. Beck will be held
this morning az l0:30 o'clock at the Wood
ling chapel. Rev. J. M. Williams, pastor
have charge of the services, although the
funeral will be under the auspices OF Abe
Lincoln post. Grand Army Of the Rspub,
lie, OF, which he was a member. He will
be buried in the soldiers plat. Fairview
cemetery. Mr. Beck enlisted In Company
twenty new IOIk volunteer IN
fantry, early in the war OF the rebellion
and served for several years His younger
brother. c. G. Beck, arrived from Elmira,
n. y, at noon yesterday.
The law firm of Howard H. BaldriEe,
William A. DeBord and j. b. Frudenburg
OF Omaha began q suit In the district court
yesterday against IL. Schloss and Albert
w. Schioss Detroit bankers for $500 at
torneys' fees for services rendered in con-
nectton with the negotiation for the pur-
chase Of the M, J. o'Connell stock of dry
III ehA naNN ~ all 10, .aNg
% per cent The Detroit firm undertook
TO finance the deal and deposited SH. 900
~ the First National bank for the purpose.
Abe Omaha firm represented them at this
end. They asked for an attachment on
the money now in the Council Bluffs bank
and named It as one of the defendants in
the suit.
Thee Niece Ramien began a suit in
the district court yesterday for absolute
divorce from her husband, Carl r. Ramen
They, were married at Atlantic. Ia. on
October so. 1904, ard vel for several years
at Marine, Cass county, removing thence
to Buffalo ~. Y. Mrs. Ramien alleges
soon after their arrival at Buffalo and be.
came addicted TO the use OF liquor and
neEected to provide for her. she alleges
cruel and inhuman treatment In addition
to drunkenness and says he compelled heI
to leave their home by threats against heI
life. She returned here, and says her hus'
band is supposed to still be at Buffalo.
ITO arrest a man and send him to jail
on the charge of stealing chunk OF ice or
such q day as Sunday. was the painful
duty performed by Special Waterman
Hachmiller of the Illinois Centrars loca
yard force. He came across Pete Panock
a Greek laborer. in the act OF abstractinG
the chunk Of comfort from refrigerator
car, and sent him 10 the station Panock
had nothing in his possession. but the BIT
OF tee and AYERS that that was the only
thing he wanted on earth at the moment.
but he was held under 500 bonds for fur
Their investigation. after a hearing In po-
nee court yesterday morning This was
deemed necessary for fixing the response
bility for breaking the car seal. Panoch
claims the car was unsealed when he
passed and was halted BY GOODNESS from
the car.
Rev. John William Jones, former rector
OF ST Paul's Episcopal church, who re-
tired TO take a years rest. has accepted
the app -iatment of general agent for the
Mutual Life Insurance company OF New
York. His territory comprises all of Potta-
wattamie county and as much more as hS
ca es 20 take charge Of For the purpose
Of giving his children an opportunity e
enjoy a summer OF country life Mr.. Jones
took a lease Of a small fruit farm ter
miles east OF Council Bluffs. ideally To-
Gated for the, fullest enjoyment OF ths
simple life. Rev, Mr., Jones has men 70
assist in caring for the fruit farm. and has
entered the insurance field TO afford q
profitable outlet for his energies He Il
considering seVSGsh calls TO important ne =
fields in the ministry but will make nc
change in his present pleasant mode OF
living until next winter. He has already
.roNred his ahilitv 10 succeed I'm the life