Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Keep Your Money and valuahaas in the
American safe Deposit vaults In The Bee
building. Boxes rent for 81 per year.
Out OF Town Dealers should not fail
20 ''s.t me Immense holiday display Of
the Carpenter Paper company
4ummage sale A rummags sale will
pc helo wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day at soil South Twentieth street.
BUTLER Represents veteran Pirsmen-
E2-chief ]. H. Butler. has been elected
by the Omaha veteran firemen to repre-
sent them at the funeral OF General
Q. F. Henderson.
Hospital Association Notes.-The an
huel meeting OF the members OF the Wise
Memorial Hospital association will be
held Sunday in the vestry room Of Tenn.
pie Israel at p. m.
New Residence for niggett - Architect
II. A. Raapke has completed plans FOR a
brick residence and garage, 20 cost $4,000
20 $4,000 for Guy Lggett at Forty-ninth
and Douglas, Dundee.
Rosping Tom suspect raksn,-chsrlss
Parker, who claims his residence IN
Minneapolis. was arrested last night
upon the complaint Of a number Of
residents IN the vicinity Of Twentieth
and Ohio streets. who charge him with
acting suspiciousiy. Parker IL thought
TO be the "Peeping Tom" who has been
annoying the residents IN that neighbor-
hood for some time and who has been
the cause Of numerous complaints.
Van Tine johnson Miss Gertrude
johnson, daughter Of johannes johnson,
and Ralph Van Tine were married by
Rev Charles W. Savidge at his resi-
dence Saturday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
mrs, Callahan, AdminiHtratr1x-Mrs
Mary Callahan, widow Of the late James
B. Callahan, was named executrix OF the
Callahan will IN county court Saturday
and the will was admitted to probate
The petition for probate estimates the
value Of the estate at $4,000
Rortar Takes Trinhets-An uncontrol-
able desire TO steal something led to the
downfall Of Fred Galbrath, a eolored
porter, last night He was seen to take
several trinketE Of paltry value In a
and i0-eent store and Officer Fahey
was notified and the arrest followed
VIII Of Arthur Remington Fnsd-wIu
Of the late Arthur Remington, leaving
his entire estate 70 his wife, George
anna Remington, and naming her as
exeeutFix, was filed and admitted to
probate IN county court Saturday. The
petition for probate estimates the value
Of the estate at $4,000, though It is un-
derstood 70 be considerably greater, The
heirs az law are Arthur A Remington
Of Omaha, Frank Smith of Brooklyn. N.
y; Mrs, Remington Frank Remington
Of Omaha. and Alex Smith, residence
unknown, d nephew.
Officers Hold Two BuEpeots-Patriek
o'Connor who says he is from Chicago,
and Vincent Rome, who Is q newsboy
employed In Omaha were arrested on the
carnival grounds last night By Sergeant
Vanous ana officer Nichol, who suspect
them Of being responsible for some OF
the complaints OF purse gnatching and
pocket picking. When searched O'Cohnor
was found to have in his possession at
least six pairs OF dice and q number Of
other suspicious articles. Both suspects
are under u years Of age and are being
held pending close investigation
eeaviaoing Arguments Ger SootA-c
u, Booth, woodworkar employed IN q
local plant, wound UP after g night Of
reveiry, IN q lodging house on Thirteenth
street near Webster and engaged IN a
wranEie about the Union Pacific strike,
Other dodgers attempted to eject him,
whsreapon 4 frse-for-all fight began, |
Officer Neanaan ohGnced TO be nearby
and rushed in TO restore order. No sooner |
aid Booth SOY the officer who was of
duty IN eitiKania olotheA than he ao-
euHed him Of being one Of the strike
breakers and attempted to assault him. |
The police surgeons took three stitches in |
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