Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

shan be glad TO meet my friends AZ
ne Peoples store. Brantiey East
New Htors-New goods Clothing for
men ana women, hats, shoes, furniture
carpets. draSsTiss, stoves. Cash or credit,
Union outhtting Co, i3t5-i7-ts Farnarn
An saints Rummags nsls--The women
u All Saints church will hold a rummage
sale this week At 2023 vinton street The
sale IL under the auspices Of the woman's
auxiliary, and packages viii be sent for II
Me women Of the auxiliary are notified.
TaIk ON Realty nfattsrs--An address
VII be delivered by Victor Rosewatcr next
Wednesday at the Commercial club 20 the
members Of the Real Estate exchange at
the regular meeting OF the exchange. The
address will be on matters OF local import
% real estate operators
City Engineer Case - Rest-The dues-
ion as to whether Andrew Rosewater or
' Thomas Shaw In legally entitled to the
office of city engineer will not be decided
by Judge Kennedy for several days. He
has gone TO sarpy county TO hold court
and will not render his decision until he
returns, which will not be until the latter
part of the week, at least. The case was
unlimited to him late Saturday night.
Two More women Confess-Clara Glea-
son, Thirteenth and Davenport streets and
Jennie Williams, Fourteenth and Jackson
streets, pleaded guilty IN police court to
conducting disorderiy houses at the ad-
dresses stated and were fined fz5 and costs
by Judge Crawford Monday morning. There
remain about a dozen cases still to be dis
posed Of among those upon whom service
has been made by the police.
Ellison Gets Chicken Farm-Coinoident
with the marriage Saturday evening OF
+, ]. Ellison and Mrs. Olive Garner, deeds
were placed on record Saturday by which
Mrs. Ellison bought a large chicken farm
southwest Of Benson from william Buthorn
The acreage and buildings we're bought by
Mr.. Butnorn from William F. Shear for
1890 and sold to Mrs Ellison for $500
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison will reside on the
property
Jury Takes q Day oR-owins to the
holiday Monday there was no session Of
he jury In the Dennison- News libel case
IN Judge Estelle's court The attorneys
argued the question OF the admissibility OF
the articles published IN the other news
papers the day after the Thomas speech
was delivered at the Auditorium. The
arguments occupied most OF the forenoon,
and Judge Estelle will rule on the ques-
ton Tuesday morning.
annual session OF the grand council, Royal
Arcanum of Nebraska, will be held Tues
Say at Royal Arcanum hall, Nineteenth
and Farnam streets, beginning at 10
O'Clock a. m. c. A. Grimmel. who has oc-
eupied the position of grand secretary
since the Establishment Of the grand coun-
oil, has indicated his desire to retire from
that office. and hence about the only con-
test for officers will be for that OF score.
AIRY.
Earthquake in nEezioo--Mrs. c. D. c.
Jewett secretary of the PARK board Mon
day morning received from May L. Chris
tie. a friend living in Mexico city, letter
telling of the recent earthquake. Miss
Christie said the tremor lasted four min
utes. but seemed as many hours She
wrote she was reading in bed at the time
snd when the shock came grabbed her
shoes and dress and rushed into the street.
she was in a three-story building at the
time.
New Coal company-E. b. Carrigan, for
many years president OF the Central Coal
and Coke company. has severed his connec-
ton with the company and organized the
T., B. Carrigan company. which win act as
The exclusive distributors in Omaha for
twelve producers of Cherokee, Weir City.
Ptttsburg and Kansas steam and domestic
4 coal. The twelve companies have about
kwenty mines in actual operation. The new
= 'oul company has established central Offices
n the Merchants National bank building.
Funeral Of John H. QIoen-The funeral
II John Fl. Green was held at Prospect
HI cemetery Monday Afternoon, services
oeing held at the family home, $40 Ban
,roft street, at 2 O'Clock Mr.. Green was
IN old resident Of Omaha, having come
lere from his birthplace at Westphnla
Germany n 1855, entering the lmestone
quarry business. He was III bat a little
more than a week. dying In his elghty-hr
rcar. Many old friends and Masons, OF
which organization he had been prominent
member. attended the funeral. Mr.. Greer
5 survived by two daughters, Mrs. A j
Ierner and Miss Josephine Green.
High School Art Exhibit--MIss Alice f
aitte. superintendent Of drawing in the
,ublc schools, is preparing $50 mounts Of
representative drawing work OF the Omaha
schools to send to the annual meeting o.
y he National Association OF Drawing Teach
RS. which meeting will be held In Cleve
and May I to IL. The mounts will b
Jhipped Saturday and Miss Hitte viii fol
ow. These mounts, each bearing from
our TO eight pieces OF drawing were Be
ected from $50 mounts After the Cleve
and meeting all OF the mounts will b
displayed in the assembly room on the fiftl
IOor of the city hall and the public in
vited to view this years drawing work
he public schools
Complaints Against HunteFs-Com
plaints are being filed by Deputy Gam
Warden Pierson against nimrods who coul
~ withstand the temptation 70 take