Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Police Board Members Resume Ac-
tivity Over Murder Case.
GET BUSY AFTER THE CRIME
Expect TO Have FIOatcrs and Pool
Hall IInnEcrs-On Taken In charge
Until They Can Explain Their
GOinRs aud ComInRp.

/ Until they Can Explain Their
GOinss and ComInEs.
Feverish activity was noted among the
members of the South Omaha Fire and
Police board after an informal meeting
/ last night when the murder of 17-year-old
Josephine >Sensoni was discussed. Mayor
Hector and Members Devine and Done-
hue adjourned the meeting until this
morning at o'clock, when the new detail
and several appointments W.; b" made.
! Mayor Hector after a few minutes con
versation said he was going out on the
murder case himself and left in an auto
mobile for the vicinity Of the crime. Sec
rotary Donahue told Captain Zaloudek
that an order would be made this morn
ing for the arrest of all pool hall hang
ers=on, buns and loafers out of work.
Mayor Hector acquiesced in the an
nouncement, but qualified the wholesale
order to the extent that floaters should
be picked up first.
neighborhood report that the police
were looking for a young man named
| Avery in connection with the crime
caused the young man to telephone the
police that he would appear at the sta
ton without delay. He did so, and
| Maniano Sensonl and James Bondi, who
were with the girl at the time OF the
murder. stated positively that the young
man was not one of those connected with
! the killing
Captain John Zaloudek, who has been
working exclusively on the case. said last
night that he had obtained good de-
scription of the men. They were seen
by several people. including one Of the
railroad watchmen. zaloudek intimated
that there would be some developments
shortly il his clues proved of any worth.
The men are said to have escaped by
way of the o street viaduct, going in the
! direction of the horse barns of the Union
Stock yards.
The inquest upon the death of the foot
pads victim will be held this morning
at o'clock at Larkin's funeral oarlors.
., SensOni Inquest Held.
Coroner Willis Crosby and a jury, at
the inquest on the death of Josephine
Sensoni, the 17-year-old Italian girl who
was murdered in South Omaha by foot
pads Saturday night. urged both city
and county authorities this morning TO
bestir themselves in an effort to bring
the guilty parties to justice. The jury
also recommended that the county offer
reward for the apprehension of the
murderes. County Attorney George Mag
ney was present and handled the case
for thhe county, The jury held that the
girl had been killed by footpads.
Rink Draws Well.
Reynolds skating rink in South Omaha
Is proving one Of the big amusement at
fractions Of the carnival season AL
| though the rink has been In operation
| for some days, the management reports
that they have been compelled to run
crowds away The ring is situated in
the old Young Mems Christian associa-
ton building at Twenty-third and NJ
streets @.ar
h New nil Poster.
William Powell formerly connected
with the engineers office, has been APP
/ pointed city bill poster by Mayor Hector
! in the room of Carl Marfsi, who re-
! signed The office of city bill poster in
South Omaha carries with it certain po-
lice rights. Powell expressed his inten-
ton of cleaning out a lot of the I'M
licensed advertisements and billboards in
: the city.
Funeral of FrnwIey.
Patrick S. Frawley. 60 years OF age,
! died yesterday at st. Josephs hospital
| following an operation for kidney trouble
The funeral will be held Thursday morn
ing at $50 o'clock at his late residence,
264 X street. Funeral services viii be
held at ST. Bridgets church and inter-
ment will be made in st. Mary's Gene
terry.
Magic city Gossip.
Cook stove for sale. 1902 n. Path.
/ The local order of Moose will give a
| dancing party this evening AT the Moose
4 Home at Twenty-fifth and NJ streets.
/ Office space for rent in Bee office, 231s
/ n street Terms reasonable Well known
! location. Tel South 81.
The local order OF Rcd Men will hold
/ their weekly meeting at their lodge rooms
In the Redmen hall at Twenty-fourth and
u streets tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Hlllsdale
/ Baptist church will meet with Mrs. ].
I Gorestky, 1928 j streets next Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. Mrs. G.. G. Con-
! per will speak.
Dancing classes al Moore hall Monday
and Friday evening. 1880 to 8; dancing
! to 11:Fj Opening Sept Is. First chill
dren's party Sept. 20. Genevieve Hauflair
| Web. $3.50
The funeral Of Mrs. W. ]. NagIe win be
I held from the residence at Thirteenth
! street and Missouri avenue next Thurs
day morning at s o'clock TO the St
Agnes church. Interment will be made at
! the Catholic cemetery.
The Bellevue college foot ball team
scored another victory yesterday after
noon against the South Omaha High
| school team at the Bellevue field. by
! a score OF ~ to o. The local squad made
| two touchdowns, but both were not
! counted, because Of errors and fumbles.
| Enough wall paper for a room for SOC.
! we are putting our entire stock of wall
paper on sale this week, Papers ranging
| from &c to Soc roll. la room lots. from
zoe to Si.25 a room, all trimmed, ready to
hang. bargain IN every bundle. Kout-
| sky PaYlik company.
JAPANESE blRSHiPS DROP
BOMBe ON GERMAN VESSEL