Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-26
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

James n. ltaoo1nbor--Attorney-a t-law,
COS First National Bank Building.
shan be glad TO meet my friends AZ
the Peoples store. Prantley East.
Kew stors-New goods Clothing for
men and women. hats, shoes, furniture
carpets, draperies stoves. Cash or credit.
Union OuthttinE Co. 18ib-i7-is Farnam.
Lee Grisr Gets More Tims--rhe hearing
OF the charges OF embezzlement filed
against former Clerk Of Police Court Lee
Grier was postponed by Judge Crawford
Thursday morning until May
Burglars oct lgothing--Burglars broke
into the Office under the home Of Samuel
A. Connier. Twenty-fourth and DorcaF
stress, wednesday night and ransacked
the place for valuables, but were Obliged
TO give up unrewarded.
4 soions Going TO HRwah--The congress
slonal party, consisting OF members Of cone
gress enroute to the Hawaiian islands will
pass through Omaha Saturday morning.
The party comprises about forty persons
and IL going TO Hawaii on invitation OF the
Board Of Trade OF Honolulu. They sail
April 30 from San Francisco on the govern
ment transport Buford.
GOOD Time ana Money oons-when w.
r. Taylor. 1916 Cunning street, was awak-
ened by the porter at the Budwelser sa-
loon. 1909 Douglas street. Wednesday night
after sound neep following round Of
pleasure, he discovered he was short a roll
of ss1, and told the police. He said he had
visited a number OF places during the night
and, could not say where he might have lost
his money.
Inspecting Recruiting statlon-LAeuten-
ant Commander II. b. Wilson, U. 8. N,
Washington ID. C., I'm charge OF the gen
erai recruiting service for the navy OF the
United States, and the men attached, Wis
tied the naval recruiting station at the
postofice building Thursday morning on
his regular tour Of inspection. His visit
is merely formal and he goes from Omaha
to Kansas City on a like duty
BANKER wins the Subtitle libel suit
brought by Charles p. Rickley, a cattle
man from near Bonesteel. against Samuel
NJ Lndley. manager of the Security State
bank Of Bonesteel for $500 damages was
decided in favor Of the defendant by jury
in Judge Days court Thursday morning
The suit was based on an alleged lIbelous
letter written by Lindley to the South
Omaha National bank relating 70 busi-
ness venture in which Rickley was inter
ested.
Coming for the Boys-Harry Sparks and
Clarence Anderson, aged 10 and IA respec-
lively, were captured at Union station
Wednesday night by the police, taken to
the matron's department at the city jail to
be held for instructions from Boone, Ia
whence the lads acknowledged they had
:, run away. Word was received Thursday
that someone will be sent 20 secure the
fugitiyes Immediately.
Transfer Of Mcintosh Homo-Deeds
have gone on record transferring the title
TO the old Mcintosh home at the southwest
corner Of Thirty eighth avenue and Daven.
port street from James II. Mcintosh e
Frank ]. Burnley Of the Burnley Printing
company. The property was bought about
ten days ago through George & Co. fol
$3.50 and consists CT a large lot and two
story frame residence.
Asphalt Plant supplies-City Engineer
Rosewater viii readvertise at once for sup
plies for the city asphalt repair plant. thii
new advertising being authorized by the
charter amendment recently made by thu
legislature. Bids received through the frs
advertisement were all rejected by thu
council on technical grounds The admin
istration 10 receiving many kicks from citi
gems who believe the paving repair worl
should be started. '...'
Reform Along. the Lins--FolIowing~ In
\ structionS given by Chief of Police Dona.
!
the prescribed district Of greater strictnesi
10 be observed in the future In complying
with the regulations in force there ans
several arrests were made Wednesday anC
Thursday FOR violations. These orders arr
part Of the general 'toninE up under
taken by the new commissioners and tn
police say greater attention must be givel
70 the provisions under which the resort
are allowed to operate.
DR.. Coulter win 8uil6-Dr Frank E
Coulter has bought a large lot at tn
northwest corner Of Forty first and Daven
port streets from w s. Poppleton throug
Harrison 8 Morton and has plans prepares
for building residence to cost about 50 90
on the lot within the next few weeks. tn
lot has a frontage of l04 feet on Forty -frs
street, with fifty-hve feet on Davenpor
street, and was bought for $4,000. Il is sit
uated In one OF the most desirable residenc
sections, being one block west OF the man
sion OF George A. Joslyn.
The Price of Peace.