Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Fidelity Storage Van Co. Doug. ass
Aave Root Print Tt-Now Beacon Press
lures.
"Today's Complets Movie Program"
classified section today. and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
The Steady Advancement of business
up the Farnam Hin is another reminder
20 locate your office in The Bee Building,
the building that is always new"
Freight Car Robbed-Clothing to the
value of $50 is reported to the police to
have been stolen from freight car be-
longing to the Chicago & Milwaukee
railroad.
Falls for OLD Con aRme--Adolph KIDD
lee of Racine, Wis, was relieved of SOS
at the Union station by two confidence
men. who employed the time-worn freight
receipt game.
Hansen at Miller Park sohool-Theo-
dore Hansen will address the Mothers
club of Miller Park school this afternoon
and a mass meeting in the auditorium
of Miller Park school tonight.
Sues Hotel for Damages-That a
screen fell on her and seriously injured
her while she was occupying a room in
the Paxton hotel is the basis OF a SUIT
for $4,000 damages brought against the
hotel by Mrs. Mae b. Harris.
Rob Kimball Again--John c. KIM
balls store at 1902 Norm thnt. -
avenue, which has been visited by thieves
three times within the last three weeks,
was broken into again Thursday night
and So worth of merchandise taken.
Soldiers Go to coast-From Columbus
barracks the Great Western brought in
a special train of five cars filled with
some 300 soldiers enroute to San Fran
cisco, where they will take station. They
were here half an hour and went west
over the Burlington.
t. ]. o'Brien Returns-T. J. oBrien
Of the Henshaw hotel has returned from
his Mcpherson county ranch. He re-
ports heavy fall of snow and good pros
poets for the next farming season in the
valleys. The recent storms did no dam
age to stock. he says.
Karr Gets Thirty Days-Clyde Karr,
VACANT, was arrested in an alley at
Twelfth and Douglas streets as he was
removing the harness from junk deal
er's horse standing at the rear OF a
saloon. Karr was sentenced to thirty
days in the county Jail.
Sweeney Loses S65-Roger Sweeney,
an employee of Stack & Falconers under
taking establishment, reports to the po-
lice that $50 was taken from his room at
1928 Harvey street. He has furnished the
police with good description Of the man
whom he is confident took the money.
Beindorff VIII sustained-The will Of
the late Charles Beindorff, which cut off
his son, Otto, with a bequest of 81, was
sustained by a jury in Judge Estelle's
district court, which held that Mr.. Bein-
dorff was of sound mind when he made
the will Otto Beindorff was plaintiff in
the suit.
Salesman Bankrupt-William G.
Davidson. a travelling salesman filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy, giving
his liabilities as $2,179 with no assets
Among the liabilities are a promissory
note held by Harry f. Ryan of the Ryan
Jewelry company and a judgment FOR
500, secured by John A. Lynch for money
due on a real estate deal.
Snow Breaks skylights-Custodian
Cadet Taylor of the federal building is
anxious to find "a nonbreakable glass for
skylights. This last storm has cost us
at least twelve panes of glass broken on
account of ice thawing and freezing and
then contracting on the skylights," he
said. Experiments are being made in a
method of getting the snow off of the
skylight before it meltc a thus avoid
ing the freezing and breaking.