Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

Ssvs Foot pint T.
2 >. croedon sona-coal
AXE Vour printing 20 thu Tina,
Gas electric fixtures. Rurgsss-arandsn.
The Way is open through the Neb saw
"ss loan Assn to save money Weekly
on monthly payments may be made; pays
SO per annum 1905 Farnam street
Heavy Damage suit-Damages claimed
'' injured employees have no terrors for
lie employer who carries his liability
Insurance with Creigh. Baldrige & co.
Phone Douglas 2OO.
La Grippe ana Pneumonia are dangerous.
= heavyweight raincOat for a cold day is
much better than an overcoat. The Omaha
rubber Co. l.. II. sprague. president l69s
iafney St Just around the corner.
Been Hobbsd7 1t may happen at any
'ne unless you have your valuabies in our
safe deposit vaults. You can rent a private
safe for 50 a year Omaha Safe Deposit
ana Trust Company entrance 1914 Farnam
street, or through the bank
Hodasodovioh Hsaring-steve Bodasodo-
vlch, i05 South Ninth street. was arraigned
Thursday morning before United States
Commissioner Anderson, charged with sell
Ing liquor without paying the government
tax. His hearing was set for Friday
morning
Verdict for Jansr-John c. Henry lost
his fight against Augustus Sedin a former
county jailer, for 5000 damages for I'M
warranted assault when the jury which
heard the case IN Judge Kennedys court
returned a verdict for sedin Thursday
morning.
Underwriters Elect officers-Members
OF the Omaha Fire Insurance Underwrit-
ers' exchange have elected officers for the
new year as follows: President. John w
Robbins; s vice president, c. w. Martin
treasurer, Alfred c. Kennedy; secretary, c
o. Talmage
Jury Places NO Blams-In the verdict
handed in by the coroners jury Thursday
no blame was attached to the crew Of the
street car which struck and killed Richarc
W. Scott OF Thrty-first and Madison
streets, South, Omaha, as he was driving
to work Monday morning
strsitz Funeral Friday--The funeral OF
Ferdinand streitz, who died at his homo
Tuesday evening, after having been res
ident OF Omaha for fifty years will b,
held at the family residence, 1890 South
Seventeenth street. at o'clock Friday aft
ernoon. Rev. Housman of the CASTELAR,
Street Presbyterian church will conduc
the services.
Held for bullion Thofts-"Sleepy'
Hewitt, John Goldberg and Tom Claussen
charged with stealing six bars Of buliiol
owned by the smelling company from I'm
ion Pacific car, came up for trial Thursday
morning in police court and appealed tn
case to the district court. They could no
furnish the $1,000 bonds and remained Il
jail.
Bar Association Annual ARseting-Th
annual banquet and business meeting o
the Omaha Bar association will. be he'll
at the Paxton next Saturday evening a
$40. About $50 attorneys, members OF tn
association, will be IN attendance. Officers
reports for last year will be received an
officers for 1911 will be elected. A program
of short toasts Ia being prepared. Notice
OF the meeting were sent out Thursday b
President Frank L. Weaver and Actin
Secretary Charley e. Foster.
FUNERAL Of Linsman-Herman Hanes
aged "a years, a lineman in the employ o
the Nebraska Telephone company. die
from an operation in a local hospita
Thursday morning Hanes who fell fron
a pole last spring. injuring himself badly
had been sick all summer and had bee
in the hospital for a greater share of tn
time. His fellow employees have take
charge OF the funeral arrangements, an
w. w. Stewart will accompany the bod
10 GAINESVILLE. o.. where the funeral vii
take place.