Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-01

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Have Morehousc emboss H.
Corrlsans. undertakers. Phones 49,
Genuine vlctrola, SIS A. Hospe Co.
For authority on watches see Leffert.
Millinery opening this week at Sprinks.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Every Victor record in stock. A.
HOspe Co.
Found, a place to buy stoves at n price.
Central Furniture Store.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone %.
woodring Undertaking Co. Tel. 96s.
wANTED-Girls at Wodward's candy
factory.
Five hundred stoves. best grade of
stoves. half price. A. Gilinsky, % w.
Broadway.
Majestic ranges made TO last a life
time, $40 up. Z. {. DeVol Hardware Co.,
bN Broadway.
See the Stewart stoves and ranges be-
fore you buy. Continental Furniture and
Carpet company.
Glasses that relieve headache. nervous
ness and improve the vision are the KIM
that we fit. Lefferts. opticians.
Friday had no terrors for ]. A. b.
Martin OF Pecos, w. Va, and Katherine
Sullivan OF Fort Worth Tex, when they
applied for a marriage license yesterday.
They gave their ages as "a and e.
The Council Bluffs High school foot
ball team will tackle the Alumni eleven
this afternoon at o'clock at Athletic
park. Quite a number OF high school
rooters Will turn out to see this game.
$4,000 Oriental rug exhibition in charge
OF $. M. Magot, native expert Of Nahlgan
Bros. importers. Rug fanciers should
not miss this opportunity. Keller Farms
worth Furniture Co., al-13-1b Broadway.
U. r.. Day was yesterday appointed re-
ceiver for tracts OF real estate involved In
two suits brought by II. J. Day, trustee
against d. J. Hutchinson and others, and
his bond OF $500 was approved by Judge
Woodruff.
Harold p. Williams. the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Park y. Williams, died at
their home, 2526 Avenue G, yesterday
after an Illness Of two months. The fu-
neral will be held Sunday morning at the
residence. Burial will be in Fairview.
Let Victrola be your companion this
winter. Complete stock of Victrolas and
records at A. Hospe Co, 407 Broadway.
Money loaned on chattes. Hickman
Allis Loan Co, rooms 20i and 2O5. Mer-
Ram Blk. No connection with the Hach-
man-Welker Mortgage Co
For the purpose OF Quieting the title
to lot II, block z, in Evans Second
Bridge addition to Council Bluffs. Mrs.
In the district court against 4, j. Evans
and wife and Jesse Lombard and wife.
The plaintiff has owned the lot in ques-
ton Tor the last ten yearA
Clara Morris began a divorce action
yesterday against her husband, Ora A.
Morris, whom she wed at Glenwood on
June rs 1879. She states In her petition
that her domestic unhappiness began soon
after their removal TO Council Bluffs In
1904 and eliminated in September, 1907,
when he deserted her. She asks nothing
further than absolute divorce.
The funeral OF Thomas p. Morris, who
was attacked and murdered by gang
OF five Italians, was held yesterday morn
ing at o'clock at st. Francis Catholic
OF his brothers in New Brunswick, N. ].
The services were conducted by Rev.
Father McManus. The pallbearers were
J. J. Hughes, George #. Hughes. George
9. Wise, Ben. Hermsen, ii. r. Rohllng
and M. Feeney. Burial was In st. Joseph
cemetery.
The funeral OF Henry A. Otto will be
held on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
At 81. Pauls Episcopal church, Rev. 4.
j. Mackay OF All Saints church, Omaha
officiating. Masonic services will be OBJ
served at the grave In Fairview cemetery,
in charge of Excelsior lodge. OF which
he was a member. The pallbearers will
be Victor Jennings 9, II. Jackson. Dell
gent and r. II. Wind.
Three additional divorces were granted
yesterday In the district court. In each
instance the marriage had been OF short
duration and the husbands Of youthful
age. Deloes r. Little, % years old, was
divorced from Richard Eugene Little, a
few years her senior, on the ground OF
desertlon. Pearl Il. Setz, aged 70 years,
proved that her boyish husband. Glen ID.
Setz, was guilty OF cruel and inhuman
treatment and was given decree. Elsie
Rice. only n years old, was freed from
VIII Rice, aged %. She alleged that he
was not cruel and inhuman, but nad be-
come addicted to the use OF intoxlcants.
The body OF Thomas Eugene Henry,
who was killed at Fremont, Neb. while
discharging his duties as railway brake
man In the employ OF the Northwestern
railroad, was brought to this city yester-
day and removed to the residence. 1888
Fourth avenue, by. Undertaken Cutler.
r yHE al a.
father Is one of the veteran employees
at the Union Pacific headquarters ia
Omaha. The young man had many friends
years. He is survived by his young wife
and baby boy. The funeral viii be held
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the resi-
dence. Rev. John William Jones will
have charge.
The fire that destroyed the $500 rest
dence OF c. w. Bird on Bennett avenue
on the morning OF July last was re-
called by two suits filed yesterday
against the insurance companies holding
risks on the property and which they
have refused to pay. One OF the COM
panies Is the Hawkeye OF Des Moines
which carried two risks, one for 81, 50o
and the other for $500 The other COM
pany Is the Firemen's Fund OF San
Francisco. which held a risk OF 81 ,2UO.
The fire was discovered by neighbors at
o'clock In the morning. The house had
been locked for several days during the
absence OF Mrs. Bird and separation from
ngN nhhbahu AoAAoMlhh a very ptitIt out
stormy, matrimonial voyage, The flames
appeared first In the garnet, and the be-
lief was that the fire was caused by
short-circuited electric light wires. The
place was entirely destroyed with all its
contents.
Henry E. Schafer a locomotive fire
man employed by the Northwestern rail-
road, applied 20 the Council Bluffs police
last night for assistance In locating his
wife, whom he married little more than
q year ago. He wanted the police to raid
q residence on East Broadway not far
from Benson street. where, he said the
woman would be found cOnsOrting with
negroes. He was directed TO the residence
OF Police Judge Snyder for a warrant
but had not returned at II O'Clock
Bchafer said his only purpose in seeking
the woman was 20 recover a valuable
little dog that he loved far better than
the woman. He went 20 the house late
last night 10 get the dog, but was denied
admittance by negro. He said II he
got the dog he would leave at once for
Kansas City and begin life anew in a
new field. The police were able to con-
firm Schafer's story that he had made a
strong effort 20 reclaim the woman and
had spent many months at the task,
seeking the assistance OF the police at
least once.
Patrol Driver Elmer Lane will leave
this afternoon for Gregory, S. D.. for the
purpose OF registering as one OF the ex-
pectants at Uncle Sans latest lottery
comprising the second section OF tie