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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1915)
TTTn OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST 15. 1915. FORMER rOFULAR OMAHA GIRL t IS TO WLD. Over II I III III HAPPBHIIIGS III THE UAGIC CITY Silly Robberies in Central Firt of City Afford Cause for Police Actirity. C0KMISSI05 KEN AEE BEATEN Resident of th central part of th city, Snm J treet to tha fomur city limits are complaining dally of attempt rob fcerle at several horn during th last few vork. fteveral of th home hava been uceefiillr entered and rood ral lied by th owner taken. Wednesday evening ahout S o'clock a man waa seen prowling about several home on Twenty-first at reel between H and J atreet. At two of the place ha advanced to wlnrtows of the house and teered in. In other caaea ha dtaappeared between residences. The police were notl fld and the patrol tent tip, but the man had disappeared. Jlaa Melady'a Team Beaten. Gen Melady may be aom a port pre molar, but hi brother. Jim, I a flat failure at th Job Teaterday Jim mus tered the beat ball player among th Omaha Block Tarda commission firm and dared "Reddy" Reagan' famous rhamplonehlp nine, th "Ppora," to mortal combat for tha championship or th stock yards. Ills team was beaten In a fast game, by a score of S to S at Luxua rark. Twenty-fourth and Vinton streets. A manager. Jim did ht best to instill th proper pepper In hi men, but th atuff was not there. Billy West, left field for the "Ppec." made things Just a llttl too hot ahortly before the close of th game, when he caught a beautiful fly ball that promised to uphold th promot ing spirit of th Heladya, and caused a double play. Batteries: Commission man. Melady and Olson,-. "Specs. " Welrner and Churchill. Carnival t.reeade (. ' Th carnival grounds at Twenty-fourth and O streets, were crowded last evening. For four day th weather haa been all that could be hoped for. and th show men have bn taking in considerable money. The most attractive feature of the car r.lval I th strength hammer machlft Just Inside th main entrance. Foreign workmen of powerful atatur from th i packing house and stock yards, crowd about by th hundred and th gong at th top of the register pole ring out loud summons almost continually. Kenarr Ontkaa frasa fassaa Here. Canadian cattle bred and fed In Vermil lion, Alberta, Canada, wer marketed Thursday at th local stock yard by George Powell, former realdent of Oma ha, who ba sine become a stock raiser of Alberta. Th consignment cam in eleven cars and were his own raising. "Canada haa it on Nebraska for cattl raising," Towcll told his friends, "but I think I'd rather llv on good old Nebras ka soli , than anywhere else In th wld world." Cattle grazing ia fast taking a firm bold in Canada, he said, although th people still bold strong liking to corn farming. Stack Yard Mas Ofr. James Toney, fouta Side,, workman at ttt Union Stock yards, arrested yester day by Chauffeur Baugmaa and Con ductor Grace on a charg f displaying concealed weapons with Interit to, do In jury, waa bound over to th district court Riga Violator la Ceart. "If you coma her in th morning with tho intention of reporting your signs still up, you might as well bring your lunch with you," City ' Prosecutor ITed Anhetaer told business men who appeared in police court on complaint of violating th city sign onlinanc. "You see," he continued, "w don't fee4 our prisoner very well here." Complaint hed been served on twenty or more bualnesa men, and but a few appeared in court. Th police will make a stringent campaign against the vio lators. Sergeant James Sheahaa Is In charge and UU has a few violator In mind on whom warrant will b served. Sis of those who appeared In court this morning reported that they bad already removed their signs. Kheahan will trsak th round this afternoon. Caarob Netes. First Methodist church, Twenty-fifth and H st reel a Rev. J, W. Xtrknetrlck pa.tor. Regular oervioe both morning ana venin. At U o'clock a short ser w."1 5 toilw4 by th sacrament of the Lord s bupper. At I p. m. the pas tor will preach on "A Ureat Banquet." Sunday school at : a. m. Kpworth l?. " D1" '"trroa eordiaily in- r'lret HaptlKt church. Twenty-fifth and K streets. Rev. William R. Hill, paator llaching service at II a. m. Sunday s. hool at W i, m. Classes will b or Vsmaed for all. Everyone is Invited. Maste City Uoasla. Th swlnvnlnc pool at the 8pringlak perk was crowded to capacity last eve ting with women and stria. Many apeo tator lined th park about. Th question of advocating a new city charter was dlscuaawl at the meeting of the lnScptnflsnt Political club last eve. mng at th Central Labor halL Mrs. M. O'Connor of Qreely, Nx Is vlslUnjr at the home of foruwr council man Pat Ivelle. West Side. Bit will conrtnu her visit several days. Uolng by way of Chicago, where he will be Joined by eeveral friends, lr. Wm A Cog fmth fclde phyelcUn. win Q on . tu days' outin, t the lakes In tlie vicin ity of Chicago bunilay ruornlng. Mrs. Patiick Keilett of lted ClouJ Xrh.. la vl'lt ng at the homo of Offli-r Anllicnv Dmitri of the South Hide nolire force tlili wli. Mrs. Keilett and gumh were k houiiuates ia Ireland years ago. Joe slauYn, saloonkeeper, Twenty-eev-en'h and J .treats, and Charles Mi-Grew Uamir. yt 1 street. tm arrested JerU-rilay by Special Ud'lcer John Zalou on a coarse of assault and battery. Chauffeur Joe Ilauirhman and Conduct tor Jma Grace arr.td Jantea Toney )rtrJny on a charge of drunkenneu en.) rarrylnv c..i;tTa weapon. He . nht fiB.hing ti. itvontr when ar- Announcement Is mad by Mr. and Mr. Edward Cudahy of the engagement of their daughter, Florenoa. to Mr. Vaughan Spalding, son of Mrs. Charles F. Spalding of lSW Astor street. Chicago. Th an nouncement comes from th Cudahy home at Mackinac? Island, where th family I pending the summer. Ml as Florence Is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mr. Cudahy and mad her debut In Chicago last November. Mr. and Mr. Cudahy mad their home in Omaha until a few year ago and while in Omaha Miss Florence was a popular member of th younger set. Her sinter. Mine Joan, married Mr, Frank Vllhelm. son of Mr. and Mra C. M. Willirlm nf Omaha. Their wedding was tb social event of the summer four years sgo and Mr. and Mrs. Wllbelm went with the Cudnhys to Chicago. Mlns Helen Cudahy, another sister, has visited fre quently In Omnha recently at th home of Mr. K. W. Nssh. TRAVELER'S WIFE DRINKS POISON Mrs. Charles Strieby, Found living Under Assumed Name by Hus band, Attempts Suicide. FOLLOWED THE "TIP" OF FRIEND ST. LOUIS, Mo., Ati. 14.- (Spe cial TeWsram.) Mrs. Nellie Strieby, 21 years old. a manicurist In Chi cago until her marriage laat January to Charles M. Strieby of Omaha, traveling representative for the Max well Motor Car company, tried to end her life by drinking poison In the bathroom of her apartments at the Warwick ' hotel at 3 o'clock this morning. She died at the City hos pital today. Her husband and her married slater. Mr. Francl Mil bo urn, wer held follow ing th attempted ulcld. but wer re leased on bond. fitrteby reluctantly said h and his wife quarreled after he cam her on a "Up" from a friend to find that hi wife had been living at a hotel sine August 4 un der an assumed name. A conference was held In hi hotel room and It waa decided to begin life anew. A hi wife and her sister wer preparing to leave th room, Mrs. Strieby aid: "Won't you kiss m good night?" He answered, "No, I don't believe I can. I must have ttm to think th matter over." Immediately after she reached her room Mrs. Rtrieby drank th poison. At th City hospital Mr. Ptrieby, after receiving th last sacraments of th Catholic church, recognised Strieby. Her husbsnd held her hand and ah tried to apeak to hltn one. They appeared to ba reconciled. Cossacks Burn the First Buss, Not Pole, City Entered by Foe UEKLIN. A nr. 14 m wlreleaa tn am v. Till. N. V.)-"Th first real flusslan, not Polish, town of soma Importance, entered by th German, waa Vladimir, no. lynskl," say an Item given out today by th Oversea New agency. "Retiring Cossack set fir to th building. Aa th Cossack galloped away, German cav alry arrived at the other end of th town. Th Incoming troop tried to stop th fir but with small success, and th central part Of tha city was entirely destroyed, th burned building Included stores, restaurant and hotels. The suburbs and surrounding rural districts, th officers' cnurcnea were spared. "Th German cavalry commander re resldences, barracks, m eases, school and stored order and established a military and also a civil government, th latter by appointing three administrative presi dents, on of whom was a Pol, another a Russian and th third a Jew, "At ach fala alarm at th return of th Russians, th Jewish Inhabitants fil In great panic, replying to the German wno tried to stop them, 'If th Russian return w shall b killed.' "Th German ireneral commandfn-. net day appointed two additional presidents, on of them a Pol and tha other a Jew. The fugitive gradually returned to their home," . ( etuiUH ferai 1 Irl Good. "'l-ST POINT. XA, Aug. Us - V!.-at U ) it-ldlng better than waa ex-iU-d. loth ttt nualuy aiid quantity. Win ter li-t. i-MeW:ly. ia much above the averastr, in manv case ahowlng from twenty to twenty-five bushels to th acre, Ofcts. likewiee, ar turning out well, the train being pliunp aod heavy, ia spit of the drawbacks suffered during tha ripen big season. Put a toes are a bumper crop and the tuber ar large and smooth and siuw very little eizna of r. r- Laiiward, but with a dry September the rn.; win V an average on. .Aj enroents. flats, houai- and rot ! n be rriitrd quickly and cheeplv by li -Vj Rent." ' - d. ow vt t-reU -it i f t.. : u t,,it t,f Mutsiu.n and ,,",'"r r """. tvlay. Mr. '" at oi-e t;.,.a ,r Ituf f -o --r--fc3i , -j Jt,, M m Serbia in No Mood To Make a Sacrifice TiONDON. Aug. 14. There are etrnn Indication that Serbia will siva a n.r repeal to th demanda announced by the Uulgarlan premier, Vaanll Radoaiavoff. three week ago, and that th hope of th entente allies of bringing Bulgaria into th alliance will come to naught: according to aome diplomat here. Ber- bla formal reply has not yet been given but those best Informed In diplomatic quarters say that Bulgaria' demands far exceed anything that Serbia could pos sibly yield. Bulgaria contends that hv a treatvwfth Serbia th latter ceded to Bulgaria about 7,000 aquar kilometer of Mscedonia, which Bulgaria was compelled by the great power to relinquish during its en feebled condition after th second Balkan war. Bulgaria Insist that the original treaty ba carried out and that unless it secure the return of Macedonia It will refuse to Join th other Balkan state In assisting tb allies. AEOLIAN 88 NOTE PLAYER PtAtiO Rare Bargain at $395. Small payment down sends one to your home. Balance at $2.50 a week. Free Bench, Scarf find selection of music. ""S r v-1 This ta a brand new Instru ment and fully guaranteed and equal to any. other make ot riayer sold elsewhere for $550. Scbnoller&r.losller PIANO CO. 1311-13 Farnam St Omaha, Neb. Suttee Rim Aroaa4. State submarine it.l ran mm.i n Qull Hoik diirinir th meneuver today, but m pulled off by a tug without sert our damage. 1 Anatriaa Minister la Berlin. BERLIN (Via London Aug. 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Alber at Van Brunt Auto Go., COUNCIL BLUFJR9, IOWA. Complying with a recently enacted city ordinance, all street cars will, on and after August 18th, stop on the near side of street intersections in the City of Omaha, to take on and discharge passengers. They will not stop on the far side. At all points outside the city limits of Omaha, however, cars will stop on the farside as heretofore, and not on the near side. Passengers will please remember this so there may be as little confusion as possible. . Respectfully, Omaha & Council Bluffs ' Street Railway Co. In 1 1 rwAMAw1IAJMi III
