Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-12
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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MAJOR Aarch's Father pies-Maior Pew
ton G. March left the city Saturday nirh,
with HIS entire family for Kansas vhers
he was suddenly called by the death Of his
father
Furay IN oalvsston-A postal card from
County Treasurer Furay from Galveston
says; This IL the original commission
form town. am assured. however. tina,
the extreme heat here Ia not due 20 the
d commission form"
Held on Murder Charge - Lysander
Romano charged with shooting Louis Mino
with intent 20 kill on August s, was ar.
ranged before Judge EsteIe in criminal
court Monday. He pleaded not guilty. He
will be tried this fall
Steam Boiler company Of this city war
Install Tpoinsrating Plant--The Wilson
given the contract for the installation Of
the new incinerating plant in the postoffce
building, which will be used for burning ali
waste paper. The award Of the contract
was made in Washington.
Commercial Pupils EnroIi-Pupils reg
istered for the two-year commercial course
at the High school number lis. They will
ALe1AAh ANh PcAlDuH Ol lOIly minutes a DAY
instead Of five as do the regular High
school students, and at the end Of two
years will get a certificate OF commercial
education.
sismssen and Reimrod Together-Joint
postcard greetings from Otto siemssen
the real estate man. now travelling in Eu-
rope. and George Heimrod, American con-
sui at Berne, both well known Omaha men.
Nan Of ~ ~f~Eea
in the Swiss metropolis. Mr.. siemssen will
remain abroad for several weeks yet.
Cecilia pouahus IL Homs-I.fttle Cecilia
Donahue, daughter Of A. ]. Donahue, who
was severely injured in a fall down an
elevator shaft in a Detroit hotel has been
brought to her home in this city much i'm.
proved and out Of danger. For a time II
was feared that she would not survive
Both legs were broken and she received in.
ternal injuries. She fell distanc of nine.
ty-one feet
Long School 20 BE acknowledgements
at the Long school, Twenty-sixth and
Franklin streets, viii be relieved by this
holding OF classes in a hall across the
street. The hall IS used for guild purposes
by the young people Of St. Johns Episco
pal church and will take care OF half the
pupils from one of the larger rooms The
Long district is badly crowded in spite OF
the fact that there are two large buildings
in the one school yard.
Many 20 to Dartmouth - OF all the
eastern colleges Dartmouth has proven the
most popular with the high school alumni
who graduated last June, as eight Of the
lads of the class Of 1911 leave to enter
Dartmouth this year. They are Edwin
Anderson, Albert Calm, jr.; Isaac Carpen-
ter. jr; Donald Fox, Park Harmon, John
LOOMS, voyle Rector and Benson Rowley.
Casper Blackburn, 'O9; sigurd Harmon, 90
and Allan Turkey. 10, are already enrolled
there.
Opium Joint Raidsd--A successful raid
was waged by the police early Monday
morning against resort at Az North Thir'
teenth street. in which five women and
six men were arrested. The police, sever
in number under the leadership of Ser
geant sigwert. swooped down on the re-
sort at 2 O'Clock and caught the place ir
operation. A complete opium outfit and
several cases of beer were confiscated
The case was continued in police court
until Tuesday morning.