Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-19
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

rarpefa. draneTiea. stoves. Cash % eredit,
Union outhttine Co. is1s-IT-iS Farnam.
Highth y Pup1s-Records in the ONCE
OF superintendent Davidson show there are
now 60 pupils Of eighth D standing IN tho
public schools. Most Of these win be eligi-
bic to the high school NEXT fan
verdict Against rnsuraaos COMPANY
The jury in the case Of Robert Gray
against the Northwestern National Ilfe
Insurance company returned a verdict In
the United States circuit court Thursday
morning in favor Of the plaintiff for Hi57.
Suit was brought on an Insurance policy.
Application for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Anton and Frank Novak. doing business
,under the firm name Of the Pittsburg Coal
Lime and Building Supply company OF
Omaha. have fled their voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy in the United States
district court. Liabilities, u5lass; assets.
S3.1n.B.
Judgment By cOnsent--Judgment By
consent has been entered IN district oourt
for $3.50 against the Union Pacific Railroad
company In favor Of Katherine Woods.
administrators OF the estate OF ]. A. Woods.
Woods was a railroad brakeman and ac-
cording to the petition was knocked on the
top Of car and killed.
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arrangements were again gone through In
the case OF Joseph FeiIer. charged with inn
proper relations with a young woman
whom he had taken into his family as his
daughter, Thursday morning Waving ex-
animation, Feiler was bound over to the
district court In bonds Of t.OO0
mrs. Cosgrovs Asks Divoros-Mrs. Mar
garet Cosgrove began suit for divorce from
Dominick Cosgrove In district court Thurs
day morning. She asserts he has not sup
ported her or their four children properly
and has contributed nothing to them since
April, 1906 In August of that year, she
says, he deserted her. She asks for the
custody Of the children.
". Ernest johnson Goes to Presport-
w. Ernest Johnson, former republican
candidate for the Office Of city comptroller
Of Omaha, has resigned his position at
the Omaha Shot and Lead works to accept
the secretaryship of the Shoemaker Auto
mobile Manufacturing company at Free
port. ILL., and win leave for that city May
IS TO enter on his new duties
Bank Account Enjoined--Mrs Lillian
oldham. with her petition for a divorce
from William +. Oldham, secured a re-
stra!ning order from Judge Sears TO pre-
vent her husband drawing out Of the
United States National bank 1850 he has
on deposit there. She charges him with
misconduct In Des Moines and Lincoln and
4 says April II he struck her. They were
married February 4 1905 in ST. Joseph
Mo-
suit for Lime Lost IN F1ood-Suit for
u,lO5 for ten cars OF lime lost in the food OF
1906 at kansas city, Mo-, was begun in dis
trict court by Sunderland Bros. Co.
against the Chicago. Burlington s. quincy
railroad. The petition alleges the cars were
shipped to the plaintiffs from Ashgrovs
Mo, during the month of May, 1903. The
railroad. II il charged, was not dlligent n
getting them out of Kansas City and they
were caught by the high water and
destroyed.
Raid on street stands--An ordinance q
being drawn in the city legal department
TO remove from the streets between LeaV
enworth, Cunning. Twenty-fourth street and
the river all stands or vehicles used FOL
the sale Of merchandise of any kind and
which have been using definite locations
for instance wagons that are backed az
against the curbing In the downtown sec
ton and held there until the stock has beer
ksold, or peanut and popcorn stands and the
Ilixe. Retailers have complained that thes'
curb stand vendors have an undue advan
tage and injure legitimate trade.
woman "a Dismissed Mrs. saral
Haynes, who was charged with having de
serted her 2-year-old child at 2s1s Doug
las street, Tuesday night, going to tn
room Of a man, where she was found b.
the police, was dismissed in police couF
Thursday morning on vagrancy charg
preferred by the juvenile authorities, VIII
have taken the child. She promised TO sc
work and care for herself in the futur
so that she may later reclaim and properi
rear her child. The husband long ag
deserted his wife and offspring and Proba
tion ohicer Mogy Bernstein has been un
able to locate him.
birthday oavsl for solomon-E G. Sol
4 onion, chairman of the county board, wa
the recipient of a beautiful birthday presen
Y Thursday morning with the compliments Q
Prof. ]. E. wigman, at the head OF tn
manual training department OF the hig
school and w. b. Christie OF the Board Q
Education The gift Is an inlaid gav'
constructed from Ave different kinds G
woods and containing forty-stx separat
pieces The work was done In the manul
training department at the high school an
shows great skill in putting the pieces &c
Eother The different woods used az
cherry. holly. walnut. tulip and mahogan!
The gift was made at this time In view {
tho fact Friday Is Mr.. solomon's forfeit
birthday
nr. ]. n. Mccormack 70 Leoture-D
]. n. Mccormack, secretary of the sta
Board OF Health OF Kentucky and chat
man OF the organization committee OF Il
American Medical association, has been 81
cured by the local medical profession
deliver two lectures in the city Monday .
Creighton institute in the interest OF pu'
food and better sanitary regulations. d
Mccormack has achieved great success q
an organizer and has spent the last thr'
years In a campaign 10 interest the publ
and medical profession In sanitary mea
ures He viii lecture 10 members OF Il
profession and medical students In the hs
OF TIE Creighton institute at ESQ Mondl
afternoon. and the public Lecture will
given at p. m. In the main auditorium
which no admission fee viii be charged.