Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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RinShart, photographer 18TH a Farnam.
Or. ,. =. Poster, dentist. Continental Blk.
Bowman, III N. Is. Douglas shoe. 33.5O.
Hlectrical wiring and Rspsirs-Burgess-
Granden company. 1911 Howard street.
Equitabls Lifo-PoliceS sight drafts at
maturity II. ID. Nicely. manager, Omaha
Globe wssthsr strip work on Paxton
hotel. Saves one-third coal. Sc per foot
$1,000 Oman Home Telephone bonds
and SO per cent stock at IS. Wire Cohn
Bros, $50 First Portland. ore.
FOR Furnaos or not water Combination
heating the Omaha Stove Repair Works.
1906 Douglas. Bell Tel. Doug. $50. Ind.
A-3621.
Omaha Presbytsry Mssts-There will
be an adjourned meeting of the presbytery
OF Omaha Monday at 2 o'clock p. IN. In
the First Presbyterian church.
New spanish-Amsrican oompany-spsn-
ish- American war veterans will meet Mon
day night at 1920 Farnam street for the
purpose Of organising another camp.
RaIroad supsrtntendsnts 70 NSst-A
meeting Of the various superintendents OF
railroads operating in and out of Omaha
will be held at the Paxton October Il.
new, o. O.. smith TO PhilosOphsrS-Rsv.
o. o. Smith of Council Bluffs win address
the Omaha Philosophical society Sunday at
8 D. m. in Baright hall, Nineteenth and
Farnam streets, on Child Psychology"
Keep your money and v~hluAblsu In a
safe deposit box in the American Safe De-
post Vaults In The Bee building. which is
absolutely burglar and nreproof. Boxes
rent for only 81 a year or 81 a quarter.
suit Against Packers Disnisssd-The
suit Of William F. Eden for $4,000 damages
against the Omaha Packing company, on
trial In the United States circuit court Fri
day, has been dismissed on motion OF the
plaintiff without prejudice.
Canned Goods for the Army-Awards
have Just been made by Lieutenant Colonel
Frank F. Eastman, purchasing commissary
United States army at Omaha, for 4'OW
cases of canned tomatoes, peas and corn
for the use of the army, to Omaha dealers.
Those receiving the awards were the Pax
ton & Gallagher and McCord-Brady COM
pany jobblng houses.
view York Man Buried &c wifs's EO-
Quest-Coroner Brewer has received or
ders from the wife and relatives of Charles
E. Marshall OF Lockport, N. Y, whose
body was found In his room at 1924 Dodge
street with a bullet wound In the temple
and a pistol lying beside him to bury the
body in Omaha. The body was buried In
Forest Lawn cemetery Saturday afternoon.
Celebrates Kis Majority in Jsil-George
M. Gillian, who was caught trying to
break into the safe in the Greasy shoe
store in South Omaha, pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Sears Saturday morning, but
sentence was deferred until after the trial
of John Faltys, an alleged accomplish.
Gillian was 81 years OLD last Thursday and
t1A-o4,a bt- natal Hay In a call In the
county Jail.
small Boys Havo RirsArms-The discOv-
cry of four small boys Friday with re-
volvers in their possession has stirred Mosy
Bernstein, chief probation officer, to action
against dealers in firearms who sell to
minors, and he says that when It can be
found that a dealer In firearms has sold a
revolver or ammunition to a minor he will
prosecute. There Is a state law against the
selling of firearms or explosives to minors.
Temple Israel Rejects ProposAl-The
question of whether the congregation of
Temple Israel should rent its place OF wor-
ship for Sunday and one night a week to
the Second Church OF Christian Scientists
was put to a vote of the congregation
Friday night ard voted down. The Second
Church of Christian Scientist is a new
church, recently organized, and as yet has
secured no permanent place of worship.
An effort WAS made to rent Temple Israel
for services on Sunday and one night each
week.
Arthur Meyers Gives Himself Up-Ar-
thur Meyers, the young man who, accord
ing to a complaint filed in district court,
gave Justice c. E. Byars of Valley a beat
ing because Byars had fined him 50 and
costs, gave himself up in county court
Saturday after a deputy sheriff had failed
to locate him. Meyers explained he merely
staid away until he could find a bondsmar
who would step into the breach ana save
him from going to jail. Judge Leslie fixed
his bond at $500. which he furnished. The
case will be tried later.
Man Asks divorce, Woman Gets Tt-De-
nying a divorce to Amos L.. Jackman, who
applied for 1t, Judge Estelle has awarded
a decree TO Mrs. Jackman on herr showing
that she and not her husband was the In.
iured party. The suit has been in court
for more than three years and was origin.
ally filed by Mr.. Jackman. Mrs. Jackmar
filed a cross petition. charging JackmaT
had deserted her for another woman. Jack
mar had a lawyer in court at the hearing
but did not show up himself. and did no
deny the charge made by his wife.
8ud Latta Gets verdict for s2oo-In thu
case of Bud r. LAtta against the Chicago
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, on trial n
the United States district court Friday
Judge w. H. Munger directed the jury t
| return a verdict for Latta for $500 and in
terest. Suit was brought to recover $500
damages for the loss Of a mare and col
that was burned to death on the defend
ants road In May, 1907. while in transit
from Tekamah to Waterloo, la. 1t ap
I pearcd from the evidence that the animals
were billed at a valuation OF 500 each. anC
the transportation rate was based on tina
9 valuation. Instead OF their real value a.
high grade trotting stock.
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