THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUKE 1D10.
'lRIEF CITY NEWS I LOSE CIliMAN CELEBRATES
Sect rr.it IV.
Ho ctrl a rn Burfii i-Orcdan Co.
ei J)r Olsanloa; of j.irmnls. TalB
i:y lu Work. Ui Ntutil lMtefBtll.
13:o IfctioiuU Llfa laanraaca Co. T10
'v-rlti 1:. Adv. central A com. umihl
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incMiit i-Ucea on in w.ier
Ssrtia tot t-a WsUr Boar J.
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a naftrasaa BaTlB I S aua boas ass n.
iaim -u ituu.ta n"y uouaU county.
rvtcti prompt, i.-rin.i roaaonablo. ctotrd
of Trails tiidg , 1('3 l'arnum Su, Omaha.
Jttdr ottm Talka juilgn Sutton r
1nr:.nl 8un.la- tiltht from Craig, Nb.
v. v JeiiroU tti annual memorial
aiili4 bri.ne t e dull Odd Kellowa.
l.K noruJ tliat on Sunday, Craig re
it-ivJ .1 mucli nvld rata, un tli tour ill
ut July, Judge fatten will apeak at Elk
City.
Vcaana ST.ars Oomplatloa- Alt the l.nal
rrcurjn, accounts anil portfolios of tlia
ic.al cmaua bureau h-iva tx-n nt Into
itahlngtun. Tho remaining detal'.a of
to Omaha oftlcu will be completed and
.ut tw tlia natlon'a capital by Irrtduy.
All nnmti that 1 tve not ben nnumeral.d
rom now 00 will lo Bent to Washington
direct.
Judj Consldsra K3rld Caaa Wesley
Leo
Lawrence Obserres Two Thou
sandth Ton? Birthday.
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Chinaman Obaervea Annlemnv of
roar Brethrra Soviet - H1a-a
Wn too Caaa of Blo
abed In w York.
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, Vr' '"loUrUlo, occjultled of the murder of
I a Harry lAing on the. grounda of Inaanlty,
i 3 likely be oumui.Ued early tltia week
; X to either the Lincoln or the Norfolk
asylum. Judge Eatclle is holding a con-
" Terence 11. la axteinoon with an Oman
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physician who la well acquainted wtlb
conditions at theae Inatltutlona and may
dec.uu tudAy.
' i Arrange for Postal Station
Uoorge Van Dyke, superintendent from
the flrat assistant poatnia.iler general's
oillcu at luililngtori, will arrive In
unu.,1 uiooday nlgnt to complete ar
rangement fur Dew poalai stations,
which will be installed In Omaha. Moat
of tna details tor ilia locutions of the
substations have lxn arranged and Mr.
Van uyke will complete them.
kXohl.r Jtetnrna A. U Mohler, vice
preildciit and Keiiura.1 luanager of the
Union I'aclllc haa ret ur net! from a trip
i Grander, 'yo., to which point he ac
companied iiou JL bclilft, the New
Voir capitalltc. tii;aklng of the trip,
Mr. Mohler ald tiiut U waa one purely
of pk'rfsulo UI..1 that bualucsa was a for
MuJcn subject.' r. Kchlff waa taking
tlio Journey as a lcluxutlon from business
cures uud Mr. Munitr enjoytd his com
p.iu. lrcm Oiiiana to Granger.
Want Uniforms on Cyole Copa John
urilMii und' 1'iunk larinalee Were ap-
txilnteu by the Omaha AutumatiUa asso
ciation Monday morning aa a committee
of two to call on tho chief 01 police and
Mrik ti;it tao inolorcyclo policemen be
placed In regular uniforms. The Idea
of tno club Is that uniforms on the mo
torcycle police, would act aa a menace
gainst reckless driving and would pre
vent it In addition to the present func
tlons of the officers of merely arresting
the drivers after the harm haa been done.
Leo Lawrence, an Amorlcan-born Chi
nese, celebrated all by hlmalf the two-
thousandth birthday of the Four Broth
era society, or the Leo (Jong Chang
Cliuu tong. Sunday. Bo fur an known
Lawrence and his father. Chi Sang, are
the only Omaha membera of the venera
ble society whoBe celebration In New
York was attended with bloodshed
caused by the On Leong tong.
"We don't go in very much for the
tonga here." said Joe Lee. proprietor of
the Oolden Eagle reataurant and proba
bly the wealthiest and the be-at educated
Chinaman In Nebraaka. "The Four Broth
ers' society la a good deal older than the
On Leong, and the last la generally
known as trouble-maker. Chinese en
gaged In bualneas here In America do not
vary often belong to It.
"Lawrence and his father are thaonly
Omaha residents 1 know of who belong
to the Four Brothers, and their member
ship comes about by right of birth. The
father la, I understand, out of the, city
at present liwrence celebrated the
event by himself."
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WILL PRINT BOOK OF OMAHA
A. I. Boot Company to Prodace Book
o( Views to Advertise tao
City.
An announcement was made Monday by
the A. I. Root company, that It Is preparing
to Issue a book of views depicting Omaha.
The book will contain forty-eight views,
tr.cludlng a two-page panorama, of Omaha.
' The publshers stipulate In their announce
ment that the work will have as its sola
purpoae the advertlement of Omaha, and
will not contain' a single printed advertise
ment of anything else. No charge will he
made for the production of . ptoturea of
buildings. It was not stated when the book
would appear. V '
Bullet Grazes
Court Attaches
Pellet Rebounds from Cobblestone
and Goes Through Police
Court Window.
f looping low cr.3 looking under a partly
opened window of the pollco court room,
Judge J 8. Cooley and Clerk J. J.
Maho.iey narrowly missed being struck by
a bullet which shattered the glass above
them Monday forenoon. The two legal
lights had been attracted to the window
by the sound of several revolver shots.
As they gated below they discovered
Patrolman 13. A. Thorpe attempting to kill
a dog. One of the bullets struck a cobble
stone on the driveway and ranged upward
through the courtroom window, bringing
shower of glass upon the spectators and
strlkli.g the celling above. Excitement
reigned In the courtroom for a few mln
utes and Policeman Thorpe received a few
words of advice on the virtue of careful
ness. The dog, which had belonged to John
Fogarty, and was declared vicious Eatur
day, died after the fifth bullet.
Negro Remembers
Sergeant's Help
Colored Kan Sends Back Dollar He
Borrowed from Desk Han at
Police Station.
"If you listen. bo s, 1 II tell you a story,'1
said the desk sergeant, aa be took a large
envelope out of tho eafe, fingered It and
looked at tlia ttudreaa.
The conversation ceased, everyone cocked
hie ear, for all knew that when the ser
geant was In form he could spin a yarn
and a good one, too. And this promised
to be a good one, by the kindly, merry
twinkle In the eyes which light up a face
that pcuraya the sympathetic heart that
teats beneath the coat of blue.
It waa one day last month," said he, aa
left the aeat of duty and Joined the
unco, of Idlers and near.ldle.rs in the outer
1. "I waa at the desk when the head
1 big. husky nigger was framed in
the window. "What's the matter. Job,' I
rked.
Ah've lost ISO. sergeant,' said he.
How did you do that?
'Oh, Ah didn t go home last night; I
slep' In a box car; there was other strange
cull'd men there, strangers Ah didn't know.
nd now Ah haven't the SM and Ah can't
so home 'cause there d be squabbiin' an
day.'
Why don't you go.' said L 'to some
of the colored people; they'll lend you
some money.
'Lend roe money I They wouldn't to
bury me. An' Oh, sergeant. Ah 1 lose my
Job as Ah ain't got oarfare. Couldn't you
lone me a dollar. It'll put roe over to ion-
ayr
The tears were running down his cheeks
he wasn't a bad sort of nigger and I said
to myself, 'well here goes. A dollar will
neither make nor break me, so I lent him
the dollar, and now, boys, do yoa know
what's In that envelope?" Faying this he
tore open the paper and out dropped a
silver dollar.
As a sequel to his story, the sergeant told
of "Makin Oeorglas" coming to Omaha
and how he got that nickname so full of
the glow of the plantations and the water
melon patch. It was a cold January night
that Toby sought the shelter of the police
station. His teeth chattering wrth cold,
he told of how he had traveled from the
west In a box car and was "Makin
Georgia." "You can't stay here, this cli
mate will kill you, roan," saia tne si-
geant He agreed, but he felt In better
spirits the text morning after the warmth
of the police sUtlon. and getting work, he
made the sergeant his treasurer until he
got married and fear of "facln' the mis
sus" drove him back to the quarter whence
her had received succor In the past
Social Calls Too
Much for Woman
Can Stay Sober at Home All Bight,
but Not When She Goes
Visiting.
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Cuticura Soap, assisted
vhen necefesary by Cuticura
Ointment, not only pre
serves, purifies and beauti
fies the skin, scalp, hair and
hands, from infancy to age,
but tends ;to prevent clog
ging of the pores, the com
mon cause of pimples,
blackheads, inflammation,
irritation, rednessahd rough
jiess, and! other unsightly
and annoying; conditions.
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a'Aatia: Aaatmiia, K. Towoa Co. or4ar: Iwin,
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vlot-lra.l2-kan Cuticura Booa'n. civiot la
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Mrs. ,H. Peaaner, who waa taken before
Judge Sutton In Juvenile court Monday
morning charged with getting drunk and
neglecting her children, claimed her ine
briety was due to the hospitality of friends
and. .neighbors ahe visited. "If T stay at
home I don't get drunk," she said.
She has been married twenty years, and
lis twelve children. At various times dur
Ing the past few years most of them have
been tsken In charge by the juvenile court
and have been found homes elsewhere. The
case Monday was to determine whether two
other children should be taken from her,
Judge Sutton took the cafe under advise'
ment, warning Mrs. Peaaner that ahe must
either keep aober or refrain from makin
aoclal oalia.
Wife Beater
Roughly Treated
Policeman Proves a Hard Proposition
for Man Who Had Easy Time
with Woman.
Policeman Smith, by efficient use of hla
club and hla fiats, proved Sunday night
his argument that a man who beats
woman can t beat a man, according to
a report at the atatloa Monday. Smith waa
called to the home of David Kanarrow
K3X Decatur street, at a late hour Sunday
night, on Information that the roan was
beating his wife.
The evidence that met his eyes bore ou
the information.
"Any man tnat win hit a woman can
hit a man," he remarked in disgust, whll
Fanarrow was venting words of defiance
und wrath.
Thereupon Fanarrow threw himself In
wild attack upon the policeman. Smit
proved nia contention, and brought th
man a prisoner to the police station.
Farmer Drives
Auto Zigzag
and is Taken
Policeman Wilson Arrests A. F. Wat
son of Emerson After Exciting
Scene on Farnam.
A. V. Watson, a farmer living near
Emerson, la., was arrested Monday noon
at the corner of Sixteenth and Farnam
streets on the charge cf nearly running
over four women and then starting after
a cop In an Automobile. It Is said that as
he was driving doan the street lie barily
nitaaed running Into tho women, and In
an attempt to aet out of their ay he
made a bee line for Of.. . r lilll WU.-on
the traffic policeman at the corner. The
cop a ire was arouiel. and he called for the
police patrol. L'urtng this part of the pro
gram a companion of the driver was seated
In the car, hardly knowing whether to atay
or not. Ha took a tumble tn a mlnutt,
however, and warmed the pavement with
hla feet.
Aa the policeman and his prisoner came
from the atore the latter asked that he be
allowed to drive to th station In his cwn
machine and not be forced to accept the
disagreeable Invitation to ride In the city's
joy wagon. This waa refused, however, when
the officer once more recalled the craxy
driving. He loaded the man Into the
patrol. At thla juncture Mr. Watson asked
that he be allowed to ahut off lils engine
before he go to the jail. Out Officer Vllaon
replied, "Not on your life; let the blooming
thing go. Tou didn't seem to be so overly
anxious to atop the thing when you were
making for me, ao you can just let It run
along and look out for itself."
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Five Arrested in
Riot at Sheeley
Policeman Thomas Calls for Help and
Squad Gets Two Women and
Three Men.
Two women and three men were rounded
up by the police In response to a riot call
to Sheeley Sunday night Policeman
Thomas found the quintette engaged In
wild free-for-all light, and attempted In
vain to atop them. After charging through
the fighting crowd several times, Thomas
stepped over to a patrol box and sent In
a call for help.
The participants In the fracas later gave
their names aa follows: John bhoca, Joe
Sandusky, Joe Mawracy, Agnes Mawracy
and Anna Shoes. ....
Thay were each fined II and oosts In
police court Monday.
Cigars, Mustard
and Tin in Loot
Burg-las Invade Three Places of
Business and Get Strange As
sortment for Trouble.
lurglars who were active Sunday night
ranBackcd three places of business and
got away with a quantity of tobacco,
cigars, mustard, sardines and brass and
copper.
The concerns which were Invaded were
A. E. Burkh'and's store at 1603 Vinton
street, where 160 cigars and a quantity
01 tobacco was taken; the store of A. V.
Cronk, at Eleventh and Kane streets,
from which thirteen jars or mustard,
eleven cans of sardines and twenty
packages of tobacco were taken; and the
American Metal and Novelty company,
1206 Dodge street, where 120 pounds of
brass, S.000 pounds of copper and tin
tanks fell Into the nands of the prowlers.
PERRY TO SUCCEED WARING
Superintendent ef Omaha. Gat Com
pany Promoted anal Philadelphia
Man Takes Ills Place.
George H. Waring, superintendent of the
Omaha Gas company for the laat eight
years, haa been made vice president and
general manager of the Charleaton Consoli
dated Railway, Gaa and Electric company,
Charleston, S. C, and will leave Omaha
for his new field of operation on June 29.
Mr. Waring will be succeeded as superin
tendent of the Omaha Gas company by
Joseph A. Perry of Philadelphia, Pa.
LABORER HURTJN BAD FALL
George Washington, a llodrarrlrr,
Knlla Sixteen Feet to Ground and
la Badly Cut If.
George Washington, a negro hod carrier.
received serious Injuries In a fall from n
ladder sixteen feet to the ground at
Twelfth and Davenport streets about l:V)
Monday afternoon. He was taken to the
police station and attended by Police Sur
geon Standeven.
Washington's Injuries consisted of lacera
tions about the head, face and back and
possible Internal Injuries.
Shoots at Man
Who Offers Aid
C. J. Williams Fires Several Shots
When Another Attempts to
Stop Quarrel.
C. J. Williams, who rooms at 823 South
Nineteenth street, was wrrested about mid
night Sunday night, after he had fired
several shots at a man wJho Is known as
"Fatty" Abner. A charge of firing a re
volver within the city .limits was placed
against him. : ,-n...
According to the lnforrmitton-agalnrt him,
Williams had engaged In 1 a 'quarrel with
his landlady, and when Abner interfered In
her behalf, had turned his gun upon the
peacemaker.
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Schultz Gets Out"
Under Big Bond
Bond of $5,000 is Signed bv Mother-in-Law
and Friend of Man Held
for Krug's Death.
Al Schult. the man who figured In the
Automobile accident that cost William
Krug his Ufa, waa released under $S,0(0
bonds Monday afternoon, pending trial on
a charge of manslaughter. The amount of
the bond was fixed by Judge Crawford
about noon.
it was furnished several hours later by
Adulph Cuboky, a friend of fichulu, and
by Mrs. Frances Probal, $chulti's mother
1 11-law. The two signers qualified tq sign,
by showing that between them they ptsseaa
til. WO in real estate.
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The Board Sidewalks
at tb comer of lClfc uad Dodge lead
to tiie buJUat drug, store In t j west
here Mtenslvo lwprvvejneriU ar be
ing made that will greatly Increase
rapacity for talilcr far of our rarldly
win.- bueinvts. Prescription depart-
t e!'3c? mill bo lust .about tripled.
Sherman & 'UcConnell Drug Go
Cor 10th and Dodge 61.
Lifts Lid Off
and Gets Fine
Tony Buda is Cau?ht Selling Beer to
Crowd in Shanty Sunday
ffifrht.
Tony Buda. who occuplea a shanty at 531
North Sixteenth atreet. waa fined $2i an
coats for aclllug liquor without Dcenae
and two women and several men arrest.l
with htm.
The police found Buda dispensing
beer to the men and women. . The
roroeu gave their names aa Kitty Lundell
and Dolly Dug an and were given thirty
daya In jail.
A Cruel HI Intake.
U to neglect a cold or cough. Dr. King's
New Discovery cures them and prevents
consumption. Wo and (1.00. Yor sale by
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all over the imitations. But be
sure you get the real article, not
a cheap and cheapened substitute.
Tne "J aim Buskin" U aa Eye-Cpener. too Coba big fie brother.
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