Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-11
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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/ Omaha Gereral hospital. Doug. ss5.
Gas, Elec- Fixtures, Burgess arandsn.
| Speculative are selling the Durham
| Demonstration razor with one Durham
/ duplex blade for sc Jas Morton & Son Co.
Pioneers VIII Meet-The Nebraska
Pioneers win hold a meeting at the city
hall Thursday afternoon to elect officers
and make arrangements for the annual
mid-winter social.
Watches and Rings stoien-The resi-
dence of Anton Masearelle at Ga Marcy
street was entered by burglars Tuesday
night. Two valuable watches, several
rings and much clothing. was secured by
the burglars.
Loses Money while Aslsep-Twenty-
four dollars was stolen from the room Of
Harrison Gilman at the Windsor hotel
Tuesday night. The burglar entered the
room after picking the lock and stole
the money while Gilman was sleeping.
officer Ford 10 Bstter-Emmett Ford
of the police department who was oper-
ated on at the Wise Memorial hospital
last week for appendicitis, was removed
to his home yesterday and is doing as
well as could be expected.
Citizens Union Wants Money - The
Citizens Union has issued call for do
nations of SO from each member, and
according TO the official organ the fol-
lowing have responded: J. A. McShane,
G. II. Payne. {. II. Brown. James Rich
ardson, Rufus E. Harris and l. W. Car
penter.
Mrs. Craig is siok-Mrs. James Y.
Craig, mother Of City Engineer George W.
Craig, is seriously i'll at her home at
Forest Lawn cemetery. She has been suf-
fering since Christmas with la grippe.
Her condition is believed TO be slightly
improved. but is still critical. Mrs Craig
is u years Of age.
Fifty-rhres for Commissioner-There
are now fifty-three candidates for the
nomination for city commissioner Three
filings have been made. The latest TO
take out blanks for securing signatures
are: A. II. Schroeder. Morris Milder,
George II. Barker. NJ. H. Burns. G. Fred
Esasser. NJ. Hogan and W. b. Benson.
Thieves Enter Pantry window-Joseph
Lewis. 1911 North Twenty-second street,
reported to the police that his home was
entered by thieves Tuesday night. The
burglars ransacked the house from the
garnet TO the basement, but only stole s.
which was lying on table in the parlor.
Entrance to the house was gained by
raising a pantry window.
Bailey Talks to students-That the
spiritual as well as the mental and phys
zeal side Of the training OF the young
men may not be overlooked, J. +. Bailey.
state secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tian association, addressed the men stu
dents of the University of Omaha Tues
day noon. Mr.. Bailey looks after the
student associations in all OF the Nebraska
universities and colleges.
Mitchell Sent to Dskota-Jesse Nit
ehell, arrested several days ago near Loup
City by Deputy United States Marshal
Hayes for the larceny OF government
horses from the Rosebud reservation in
South Dakota was given a hearing yes
ieiudS Deioio commissioner H. o. baihei
lie entered plea OF guilty and an order
was issued for his removal to the state in
which the crime was committed.
More Testimony In cronk Case-More
testimony that George p. Cronk condoned
the elleged offenses for which he divorced
Mrs. Cora L. cronk will be Introduced at
the Cronk divorce rehearing before Judge
4. c. Troup Of the equity division OF the
district court as soon as one OF the wit
nesses for Mrs. Cronk arrives from Lin
coin. Miss Elizabeth Gordon, the wit
ness, is trained nurse and now is en-
! ployed In a serious case, which cannot
| he left for several DAYS