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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1915.
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GIRL IDENTIFIES
HOLDUPSUSPECT
Sajn Kan Apprehended by Meant of
Laundry Mark it Her Ai-sailant
OTHER ARRESTS ARE MADE
Miss Stella Srhnoor. S15 North
Thirtieth street, who wm held up
and attacked October 2 while she was
in the company of Clarence Ander
son, positively Identified C. W. Wash
ington, colored waiter at the Pazton
hotel, who wag arrested by Detec
tives Rich and Fszanownkl, as the
nan who committed the deed.
Miss Bchnoor waa able to identify
Washington by his long face and ape
like jaw. So prominent are these
characteristics that Miss Pchnoor Im
mediately pronounced Washington
the man as soon as she saw him.
Same Ialrr Mark.
The thin and drawn face and th ape
like Jaw haa prompted Chief of Detective
Maloney to believe that It Is very prob
able several of the other aenaatlonal
holdup which occurred Id Omaha while
the supposed "ape-man" was terrorising
the city, ahould be credited to Wash
ington. Efforts wlli be mad ta have
other young men and women who were
held up and attacked the first part of
thla month identify the light-complex-toned
negro.
Additional Information was obtained by
Maloney when ha discovered that the
"Dickie" Washington wears in lieu of
a shirt, carried the aame laundry mark
"W ." as did the handkerchief which
was thrust Into MIm Bchnoor'a mouth at
at the time of the holdup.
Miss Agnea Hokanson, IflOB Hawthorne
avenue the domestic who was found
in an unconscious condition at Thirty
first and Seward streets as the result of
an attack, regained consciousness Tues
day night and gave detective a com
plete description of the man she says
committed the act. Kh also declared
aha could identify the man if she saw
him. Accordingly Detectives Dunn and
Kennelly arrested ten auipeots, but all
were discharged when Miss Hokanson
aid the man waa not among their num
ber. The police hope, however, to make
the arrest of the culprit shortly.
Auto Hits Dog and
Machine Turns Over;
Eiders Only Bruised
John Jot, SltB Ohio street, and his sons,
Carl and Albln, and Oscar Sunden, were
the victims of a thrilling automobile ao
clrient at Eighteenth and lsard streets
yesterday morning. Mr. 4Vf suffered
slight bruises, Carl Lof has a dislocated
shoulder, Albln Lof la nursing a sprained
' wrist and Mr. Sunden was scratched In
several places.
Meeting an automobile headed Into
Eighteenth street, another on the same
street and trying to avoid a large black
shepherd waa (he combination , which
spelled disaster for the Lof party.
The Lof car struck tha dog and a front
wheel of the car flew off. The machine
turned completely over.
John Lof, who waa at th wheel. Is
at a loss to explain Just how It all hap
pened, but he declares he was fortunate
In that no serious Injury resulted.
Th dog was Injured, but was able to
rua away from th seen of th accident.
Fights Two Holdup
Men and Gets Away
Two holdup men encountered the
wrong customers in Will Friday of Gil
bert, la., when they attempted to relieve
him of hi valuables by the procesa'of
force Tuesday night. The stlckupa
threatened Friday at Tenth and Daven
port streets and Friday Immediately put
up a fight. He made his getaway from
the noldups, but only after receiving sev
eral knocks over the head with a blunt
weapon. Friday went to th police sta
tion to have hi wounds bandagsd and
Inform th pollc of th affair.
' Howard Jenkins of th Grand hotel In
Council Bluff was ordered to throw
up his hands by a Ion bandit whom
he encountered at Eighteenth and Cali
fornia streets. Th disturber of th pub
lic peac mad an ay with lit of Jenkins'
money.
C. J. Wheeler of Bud O rover, la., re
port, to th polk that while lie waa
visiting a pool hall on Douglas street
Tuesday night a slick pickpocket lifted
17.73 from his person.
Wants Restraining
Order Against Wife
Edward W. Tiowinah asks tha district
eturt fr a restraining order against his
former Wife. Nellie M. Bowman, from
whom he secured a divorce last Fvbruary,
alleging tbat her. actions lead hits to
believe her a dangerous character.
An agreement entered Into before tha
divorce waa granted provided thajt he
would pay her t0 a month after the
divorce, which, be aaid. he paid unttl
Beptember IS. He says h found that she
was living with C. L. Clark, a chauffeur.
In the Wlthnell block. As proof that ah
should be restrained, he alleges she has
cut up Clark's machln and struck him
with a beer bottle and has called up
the plaintiffs horn and bothered him and
his relative.
Ed Smith is Taken
111 in Court -Boom
Attorney TA P. Smith became U ud
donly in the district court room yesterday
morning Just as the bearing of th
IW.WO suit of th John T. Fab y com
pany against th Updike Grain eompaay
was about to begin before Judge Kstelle.
Mr. Smith was removed to his horn,
131 South Thirty-fourth street. where be
wa reported resting easily. The phy
sicians diagnosed th illness as acute in
digestion.
Hs4s Over A ami a.
Mrs. Jennie Miner; Davidson, Ind.,
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Much amusement was derived from lis
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Its regular weekly luncheon. The speaker
of the day was Joy Sutphen, local man
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his tat of wo in such a graphic manner
that on of the listener remarked, "Well,
after hearing all that I wouldn't dare
atart to tell the troubles I hav In my
business."
J. O Flford. manager of the Cusack
company, acted as chairman and a new
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repeated at th first meeting each month.
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Jitney License
No. 13 is Revoked
10. Morton, Jltneer, living at S14 Park
avenue, regrets that he waa given Jitney
lloens No. 13. HI license haa been re
voked by th superintendent of police
because he was convicted of cutting the
rout specified In his application and
which he ahould have maintained to be
within th law.
His rout was on Farnam street from
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Thla waa the first revocation of a Jitney
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THERE la a man in town whom the tele
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lie's the man who so prides himself on
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This man will call a number like 456 with all
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