Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-10
BRIEF CITY NEWS


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Electric Taus-BurRess- orAndsn
Roy A. Ralph. Printer. Try him. D.2lsS
T. ". blackburn has removed his law
offices to s3l-sS5 City National bank build
ing.
Miss Fehr Leaves for oregon Miss
Florence H. Fehr leaves Sunday for Port
land. Ore, and other western points.
Special Remnant sais-coat and Trou-
ters, $50, style. fit. trimmings. fabric and
values our main forces. Price is the win
ming factor. stevens & Co.. Tailors. ans s.
18th st.
Or. \. n Porter TO Return Today-Dr
F. r Porter. who has been in California
for three WEEKS. is expected TO arrive in
Omaha this evening. DR.. Porter attended
the sessions of tho National Medical as
sqciation at Los Angeles.
fPolico Take John Berry-officer Mans
field arrested John Berry OF South Omaha
early last night when he found him at
tempting to pass a pocketful OF checks on
bartenders and merchants near the Union
station. Berry found difficulty in passing
the checks because he could not sign his
name. Several checks. ranging in amounts
from Ss5 to SIS, were taken from him at the
police station. They werc all signed 'X'-
Berry's mark.
Parrish on the Job HGonday--E v. Par
IRISH, city hall reporter for The Bee, will
assume the duties OF director Of the pub
licity bureau OF the Commercial club on
Monday. Mr.. Parrish was recently elected
by the publicity committee to succeed Will
A Campbell who had resigned TO take
place in the publicity department OF the
Great Northern railroad. Mr.. Campbell win
not cease his duties with the bureau until
July Is. sife
Wantn Rax fof His Toss--Two thousand
i've hundred dollars for each Of the four
toes he lost when his foot was crushed by
q steam shovel, IL the amount asked by
Peter vasofs from the Great Western rail-
way In a suit filed Saturday in district
court. vasois, while in the employ Of the
company as a hespsr around steam
shovel, caught his foot on July H. 1910. and
met with an injury that forced the ampu-
tation Of four toes. The suit is for $4,000.
sues for Death OF Deaf 1nAn--Trank
Hooker, administrator OF the estate OF
William Davies, who was run down and
killed at Coin. Ia, October 10, 1910, by a
Wabash train. filed suit against ths COM
pany in district court yesterday for t2a.S2b.
Davies was almost stone deaf. the petition
states. and could not hear the train COM
ing up from behind him. II IL alleged that
as the engineer had Davies in sight for
over half a mile, he should have perceived
that the man did not know the train was
coming and that he should have stopped
his engine. s
- Quarterly Baraca Rally--Irhe Tri-City
Baraca, union wall hold It's quarterly rally
for July at the First Congregational church
Monday evening. the services consisting of
music and stereopticon account OF the
recent Baraca convention. A banner will
be given TO the Baraca class having the
largest number OF men present and refresh
rnents will be served. A model class de-
nionstration by the class OF the First Bap-
fist church OF Council 'Biuffs wiil show how
a model class is regularly conducted. In
terested church workers are invited.
SEEKING Her zkothsr--A pathetic request
from young woman In Oklahoma to\ find
her mother. from whom she has been sepa-
rated since she was a baby, was received by
Captain Henry Dunn Saturday from Mrs.
Flora Snyder Couch Of z2l West Washing
ton street. Oklahoma CITY,, Mrs. Couch
stated that she has not seen her mother
since she was years old, when ths father
pok her away from the old homo In Pen
dSrS Neb.. after separating from : beI
mother. Mrs. Couch says that she 10 now
% years old end has been married f0I
several months. Her plea 70 the captain
of police was pitifw and she begged him
for all he held dear 20 try and Locate hsy
mother. No expense nsed be spared, 40.
eorGfsS 20 the instructions OF Afrs. c0usb
The mothsF'S name was Astfis Snyder
Whan the family broke uD.