Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-10

Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 80.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone %.
Pure blackberry juice and Virginia Dare
wine. J. j. Klein Co.
WANTED-Relable girl for general
housewOrk. SOC Fifth avenue.
Valentines framed. Pictures and texts
make beautiful valentines Fauble's Art
shop.
Nursing mothers should drink Auheuser-
Busch malt. Rosenfeld Liquor Co. 5ls 8
Main street.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
J. W. Terry, optician, al Broadway
office with George Corner
Fryer Printing Co, new location. 29Zl and
1923 w, B'way. Phones 300. Mail and phone
calls answered in person.
MIR. and Mrs. n. w. Patterson Of Fair
banks. Alaska, are I'm the city visiting at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. $. J.. Etnyre.
I The s. A. Pierce 4 Co. shoe store Is now
! open for business at their new location.
/ 553 West Broadway, between Pearl and
sixth streets
| The principal reason why so many people
have work done In our dry cleaning and
/ pressing department IL because they get
/ IL done right. Bluff City Laundry Dry
Cleaning and Dye Works. Phones sl4.
! A suit for divorce was Yesterday begun
| LsorH Delhi. They were wed in Omaha
| on December L., 1904, and lived together
until April /, 1905, when he alleges that
she deserted him.
The Milwaukee Railway company yes
| terday filed its appeal in the district court
| from the ruling OF Justice Riley Clark OF
/ Neola In a suit brought In his court BY
| Riley a. Delanty against the company.
! The dispute grew out OF stock shipment.
/ Clara Deeds, who became a Fourth Of
/ July bride in 1903 when she married Ed
! ward Deeds OF this city. was yesterday
! granted a divorce on the grounds OF cruel
| and inhuman treatment. She Is . years
| old and the divorced husband Is but one
year older.
Fred Thompson, a lad II year old and
declared to be wholly incorrigible, was
hailed into juvenile court yesterday morn
ing and after a careful examination by
Judge Snyder committed TO the reform
school at Eldora. He Is the brother Of
/ Bessie Thompson, who was sent TO the
Industrial school for girls year or more
ago. The boy has been making his home
at the Ogden house.
officer Richard Evans who does night
patrol duty made a new record for HIM
self yesterday by making an arrest at 10
o'clock in the morning' Upon complaint
Ilndell, charged with violating city ordt-
nance. Lindell kept splitting on the floor
OF the street car and refused to desist
when asked lie put UP a cash bond Of
s. for his appearance In police court this
morning.
Captain A. Overton, who has long made
his home at a beautiful location on North
Broadway. near the city limits, has pur,
chased properly at Twelfth street and
Avenue A and will soon occupy Z as a
home leaving the old suburban home
stead to his daughter. Although he looks
to be but So, Captain Overton Is getting
close to the S0-yeRr age line, and the long
trips to business and his church work are
becoming undesirable.
Wed in Ireland fifteen years ago and
separated by the ocean and an interval
Of more than twelve years, John Higgins
yesterday filed his application for d.
vorce from his wife Catherine Higgins:
than twelve years ago. They have one
enid. a daughter. Mary, "a years old, who
asks only the restoration Of his privileges
OF an unmarried man and the continued
custody OF the child.
Frederick lack and First Sergeant Clyde
Yandell Of Company B, Thirteenth infantry,
United States army, were in the city yes
terday, calling upon friends. Both of them
, happen to be Iowa boys residing near
, Thurman and have a number Of friends
here, among them Miss Maude Shepard
} They are bidding farewell to their friends
Philippines, where their regiment now To-
Gated at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, has been
detailed for duty for the next two years
: Both young men have fine records and
service in the Islands
One of the densest winter fogs possibl,
for nature TO produce enveloped Council
Bluffs for several hours yesterday morn
: ing. beginning before O'Clock and no
q dssipatinR until the sun rose high in tho
= sky. The fog was in the shape OF a frozeT
a mist. and the clothing Of those out in q
became covered with white powder, anC
y OF breathing finely pulverlzed ice. RI,
4 darkness was so intense after the moor
went down that people driving along tn
3 streets had the utmost difficulty to maxi
r their way. The electric lights were no
j. visible fifty feet away
= John Gillian fireman OF q bridge gam
: | occupying q boarding car In the loca
yards of the Great Western railroad, yes
! terday filed an information charging tn
= cook employed at the car with an al
! tempted assault upon Mrs. Gillian. Sh
had been left alone for short time 4
Z the car with the cook, when, 1t Is alleged
n he threatened he- with a huge carving
n knife when she resented his insults. TIL
: fellow had been but recently employed
Z The foreman did not know his name. IL
vas taken into custody and locked In tn
city jail under the name of John Doe. III
will have hearing In police court thu
morning
Dr. NJ ]. BelHnEsr has returned from Il
! JOlla, Cal, where he accompanied Mrs
b Bellinger and little daughter, Ruth, In No
vember. The trip was necessary for tn
health of the child and Mrs, Bellinger vii
a, remain there with her for at least tw
5 years The little girl has wonderfully i'm
proved and is fully enjoying the outdoo
life on the seeshore. DR.. Bellinger has pro
vided them a comfortable home overlookin
the ocean, with beautiful bathing beac
almost at the dooTYard. DR. Belinger eX
n poets to so back about Christmas and re
70 main with his family through the winte
a and will take care OF his professional bus
"A ness here in the meantime.
- Lewis Peterson, one of the head clerk
In the local postoffce made q new recor
10 for accuracy in his annual eXRminatio
70 testing efficiency in throwing the card
RI representing the mail distribution of tn
= various states. His examination was o
= the state OF Nebraska, and he cased card
representing lO6l pOstoffices in just thirt
A. minutes, nearly half an hour better tina
9 the best record heretofore made In III
. office and without a single blunder, on
le other clerk also went through the tel
D. without an error, but his time was scaroel
IN one-ffth as good as that made by PRttel
SON. Postmaster HaEelton felt goo
u over the matter that he gave Patterson
lg box OF hiRh-priced cigars and he was fur
al Their rewarded by being showered wit
= compliments from his fellow employees. tn
in examinations were made by the chief cler
as In the Omaha pOstofftce
The one pre- eminent musical novelty
the season viii be The Golden Girl"
which LeOna Watson will appear in II
title role, Every art OF the writer. con
." poser and costumer has been applied q
As ward making this production one OF n
ne best attractions that Mort II. Singer hs
e sent en- tour. That is saying a great dec
d. for Mr.. Singer has the honor OF being II
n producer OF more high class and success
ful musical comedies than any oth'
theatrical manager. When one sees a ID
vtrho a.