Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Thomas W. nlaetsurn for congress adv.
Sovuan. III n. ~. Douglas shoe. t1so.
Pa 1eurks FOR Quality cigars. 51s s 18TH
htnsharf, photographer. 18Th q Farnam
James 9. Esslsr for county atty. Adv.
John n Pisrcs for state auditor. Adv.
Douglas Printing CO. s14 s. isth. Tel
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Equitable Eifs-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. II d. Nicely. manager. Omaha
BurgsSs-orsndin Co., 1911 Howard ST
Gas. electric fixtures, electric wiring and
repairs. Residence electric fans, tl0So
Keep your money ana vAluablss under
your own iock and key in the American
Safe Deposit Vaults in the Bee building
which are burglar and treprooE Boxes
rent for 81 a year. OF 81 for three months.
Cattle Buyer is Robbsd-while enroute
to Thsdford. Nsb, from Kansas City early
Tuesday morning Edward J. Vankleek. a
cattle buyer OF Thedford. was robbed Of
his pOcketbook containing SS5.
Burglars Break Into glars
broke into the saloon Of Fred Jensen. =00l
Cunning street. at an early hour Tuesday
morning By knocking out a side window
and stoIs S20sin money, a revolver and a
fountain pen which were in the cash reg
lister.
Mary crouin Asks Dfvorce-Mary Cronin
has applied FOR a divorce from bed and
board from Michael Cronin and has asked
the court to grant a restraining order TO
keep Mr.. CrOnin from interfering with her
during the tendency Of the suit Cruelty
is the charge
Country Home for &c lata-John
Achatz has bought eleven in Key
stone Park from the Payne Investment
company. where he will erect a fine co1n-
try home. This IL the park which has the
oiled boulevards and scenery. Mr.. Achatz
paid 300 for the tract.
Miss Pixton Sells Three Houass-Miss
Bertha PixtOn has sold three houses at
Thirty-third and Franklin streets TO F l.
Eglston for $500. The sale was made by
Payne & Bostwick, who have also sold to
Thomas Sullivan a lot at Forty-Crst ave-
nue. and Cunning street for o.
FrainIoads Of wyoming osttls-L. Cal
vert. a prominent merchant and stockman
Of Bags, Wyo., arrived in Omaha Tues
day with a trainload OF range cattle and
will brins another trainload later in the
week. M. Calvert buys an immense
amount Of provisions in Omaha for his
large store.
James Patton sound over-James Pat
ton, who made an assault last Friday with
a knife upon MT. and Mrs. Peter Rump,
who conduct a restaurant at Ill South
Fourteenth street. was arraigned in police
court Tuesday morning on two counts, each
charging him with cutting with intent to
wound. He was bound over TO the dis
trict court in TIE sum OF $50 on each count.
Puns1a1 Of George n. V. ChatslAin-
Funeral Services were held for George NJ.
V. Chatelain at the undertaking parlors
Of Hsafsy a Heafey al sac o'clock Tues
day morning. He was buried at 81. Mays
cemetery. The Omaha Bowling league
sent q beautiful floral piece and the as
ISOLATION alleys were closed all morning
out OF respect for Mr.. Chatelain, who was
one Of the prominent members.
ImpaIsd on a Fence Piokst-By the col
lapsing OF scaffoldins on which he was
working at 42l2 Burdette street. l. D. Tay-
lor. a carpenter living at 427 California
street. fell several feet about . o'clock
Tuesday morning and AIiGhted on top of
a picket fence. impallng himself on one Of
the plckefs. which penetrated his right leg
near the hip to a depth OF several inches.
Taylor was attended by DR.. r. b. Harris,
who dressed the wound. and he was later
taken 70 his home in the police ambulance.
Rev. Luther ~. KAhas 10 Tour world
Rev. Luther NJ. Kuhns OF Omaha, who has
Just been reelected general secretary OF
the Luther League Of America, will leave
Omaha next Monday for a six months
tour OF the world. He will go to the west
via Japan. China, Korea, the Philippines
India. the Holy land and across Europe
The Luther league. which was founded by
the American branch OF the church, has
become international and DR.. Kuhns will
study condition abroad with a view Of de-
termiuing TO what extent the league may
be established in foreign lands.
Burbash DsfIss Doctors Porscast-De
spite the predictions OF the attending sur
seems that he had but a short time to live
Mat Burbash, the Russian who was
stabbed in a fight with Fred Koshlar, an
other Russian. near 1924 South Thirteenth
street Saturday night. continues to i'm
prove at the Omaha General hospital
Nick Mosher. who was also stabbed by
Koshiar and whose condition developed
more seriously than expected. is also
slightly Improving KoshlAr Is still held al
the police station pending development
OF the condition Of the two men.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Au-Au chill
dren TO participate in the Cinderella bal
to be given az the close Of the Ak-Sar-Ber
festival will meet Thursday afternoon al
the Auditorium instead Of Saturday after.
Moons, as heretofore. The Auditorium
win be used for other purposes Saturday
afternoon. The announcement is alsc
made by the managers OF the Cinderella