Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-29
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Wsstherg. commissioner.-Adv.
jeff W. Bedford Tor commissioner
Adv.
Alfred sorenson for city commissioner.
ADV.
Electric Coffee observation-disclosures
Grsnden Company.
Wants . Cook stove-The Associated
Charities wants cook stove.
r. Q. Tucker, republican candidate for
senate. Bell phone Florence SN"-Adv,
Vote for Cooley F. Brucker for Com
missioner under the Commissinon Form
of Government.-Adv.
Another Suit Case stolen-Mrs. Fred
Bush Of l2l3 Pacific street reported TO the
police that a suit case containing cloth
ing and jewelry had been stolen from the
Burlington depot
woodmsn to Dancs-fhe woodmen Of
the World camps Of Douglas county will
hold benefit ball at the Auditorium on
the evening of April .. the proceeds to
20 TO the Joseph Cullen Root home for
INDECENT members.
Many overcoats stolsn-Severai over
coat thieves are at work In Omaha. say
the police. During the last two weeks
many coats have been stolen. Two addi-
tional reports were received. from John
Norris 1918 Davenport street and William
Floth. Victoria hotel.
Young to Lecture Eere-Bicknen
Young Of London, England, former
Omaha man, and now leading lecturer
on Christian Science. will deliver two
lectures at the First Church OF Christ
in Omaha. The first will be April and
the second the next day.
withheld Has Eye Trouhls-Charles
Withheld. building Inspector and a can
didate for commissioner. Is confined to
his home with q peculiar ailment A
few days ago the pupil OF his right eye
began to dilate and oculsts said spots
appeared on the ret;na. lie can see but
dlmly out of this eye, which is giving
him much pain now,
SHES Brick at Dog Catchsrs-Thinking
that the dog catchers were exceeding
their authority by trying TO confiseate
CANNES before April Is, Pat McDonough
made known his objection to them by
hurting several brickbats at two dog
catchers. Luckily none Of the missiles
struck. The police were informed of Nc
Donough's peevishness and he was ar
rested. Judge Foster dismissed him with
a reprimand.
southern Views Prsssntsd--A series Of
stereopticon views featuring the life OF
the dusky skinned vaqueros and poems OF
southern chimes were given at the SEMI
weekly meeting Of the Lninger Travel
club of tho Omaha High school which
was held in the lecture room at the pub
lie library yesterday afternoon. About
forty members and friends were present
The views we're given under the direc-
ton Of Miss Janet Wallace Of the school
faculty and Miss Louise Heitfeld.
Marital Troubles Airsd-Because his
wife, Margaret Anderson, persisted in
working, Oscar Anderson became vexed
at her and going to 1851 South Thirteenth
street. where she was employed. he dis
turbed the peace Of mind by loud Ian
guage and threats. Mrs. Anderson had
her husband arrested, and their marital
troubles were given AT airing in police
court Both alleged violations on the
part Of the other. but as Judge Foster was
not trying divorce case, he warned them
10 restrain their testimony. Mrs Ander-
son accused Anderson Of refusing to work.
Anderson was discharged after promising
not to bother his wife again. even should
she refuse TO live with him.