Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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RudOlpb ?. svOboda, Aceountant-Auditor
Bowman, AZ ~. 1s. Douglas shoe. s5.5o.
Pa Rourks Zoe Quality cigars. sis-s. 18th.
Einshsrts photographer. 18th a Farnam.
Or. scukup. dentist. moved TO Paxton bsh
Pants 20 order. 90 up; coats and pants,
$40 up. Maccatthy-wiIson. 2O4 S. 10th.
Ready MonsS-s16o 10 $1,000. Nebraska
Saw andLoan Assn. Board Of Trade BLDG
EduitAble Ldfs. raul Morton. president
Policies sight drafts at maturity. IL ID.
Neely. Manager. Omaha.
watsrhouss victim Of Thisf-The desk
OF Principal A. II. Waterhosse in the office
Of the high school as broken open Sunday
afternoon or Night ard between f2 and
SIS was stolen. There is no clue to the
thief.
T.. W.. wakelsy holding His own-Dr.t
o. S. Hoffman, attending L. w. wakeley.
reports that Mr.. wakeley is about holding
his own from the effects Of the operation
for appendicitis which was performed a
week ago Saturday.
Says wife Refuses 20 COOK l6sals-
Rhea Smith Neir has applied for a divorce
from Susie Neir, asserting she refused to
cook HIS meals or attend TO her household
duties and finally abandoned him and their
child Heswants tEi custody Of the child.
Mayor and Other Eagles Fly East
Thomas J. Flynn. president Of the Omaha
Eagles, Mayor Dahlmsn and a number Of
other Eagles leave Tuesday for Norfolk
10 attend the state convention of tie lodge.
The mayor Will talk to the Eagles at a ban
quet to be served them.
Physicians GO TO Chicago large
number Of Omaha physicians left for Chi
cage Monday evening TO attend the an
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ISOLATION. Among those going are DIR.
Koutsky Of South Omaha. Drs. Ross, Mort
srtiy, r. c.. Moore, Impey, Hollister and
w. Henry.
Repairs for Rogers store Plans are
out for the remodeling Of the store oc-
cupied by George Rogers at 1906 Farnam
street. The building belongs to the Boston
Ground Rent company and the McCague
Investment company is agent for that
company. A new front will be put in and
the building VIII be extended in the rear
to the alley.
Carey sues Tor His Fall For a fall
from the roof Of the strehlow flats on Sher-
man avenue, Thomas H.. Carey has begun
suit In district court for 5000 from the
National Roofing company. He asserts
he was on the roof roisting material when
the beam to which the pulley was attached
LtflH AAlE lin L AZ bAPaAAof ~
serts he has been permanently injured.
Boy without a Homo-Juveniie au-
thorities are looking for a home for James
Poza. a 14-year-old boy, whose father de-
serted him in South Omaha and went back
to Europe, leaving him stranded. His only
relative in this country is a brother living
In st. Joseph, who Is unable to care for
him. James is declared to be a bright boy
and the juvenile authorities hope to find
, good home for him.
xnternal Revenue Eecsipts for Nay
The receipts of internal revenue for the
Nebraska revenue district for the month
Of May. 1905. were s17s. 1866, against $685.
1855 for the month of May. 1907. This
shows a decrease OF, $26,6S3.4s over the
corresponding month of last year and lies
almost wholly in the matter of distilled
spirits. The receipts from other revenue
sources are about normal.
Gam Adler on rSial-sam Adler. a pawn
broker az Eleventh and Farnam streets,
was piaced on trial Monday morning on a
charge OF receiving stolen property made In
an Indictment returned BY the grand Jury.
Adiery tbs charged, bought the property
stolen from Theodore McClure's store at
Florence. Joseph Meyers was convicted OF
the burglary last week and sentenced 10
fo6r years in the peTitentiary.
Only Civil Gases at Recess rsrm-Thc
recess term Of the federal courts for this
district resumed Monday morning, with
Judge T. G. Munger of Lincoln on the
bench. 1t is possible that only civil cases
will be tried during the remainder of the
term. which is likely to continue for about
three weeks. AS no cases were read Tor
trial Monday forenoon an adjournment was
taken until 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Fears His Brother on FAtsd ship-FrenI
Planck, bookkeeper in the office Of the city
comptroller, is worried over the report Ql
three collisions between steamships in the
North sea and the English channel on Sun
day, as his brother is on a ship which Il
now due in the North sea. Mr.. Planck's
brother, William Planck OF Red Oak, Ia.
and his wife. sailed a week ago last satur.
day from New York for Hamburs on the
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5000 Knows," Husband DosGn't-"oo'
knows replied X. u. Searle YEARLY
when Police Judge Crawford asked whS
hts wife had left him. Searle was in court
on a change OF disturbing the peace. He
had seen his wife returning from Creighton
hall with another man Sunday night. III
had bade the man begone and had tried &c
take his wife home. The officer arrested
him. but the woman ran away. He wal
discharged.
HalS Century and First Arrsst-Tedd
Eckland In police court advance,
Is the man accused by clerks at the lie
the fact thai he had lived in the city forty
five years and had never been ARRESTS
before. The argument appealed to tn
police Judge though Mr.. Eekland was ar
rested on "A somewhat serious charge. II
Grand, the Mnlard and the sehlitz hotel
Of passing checks and putting up "phony
watches as security. He was fined $50.
Egan Yields Rot 70 TsmptatlOn-Th
woman tempted officer Egan but he dt
not cat The woman vas Matte Jackson
eolored. accused Of taking &8 from q
McBride& When officer Egan appearei
on the scene In response TO Mcbride
complaint. Miss jackson drew a S bill
from her waist and offered to Spite
with tne officer II he would keep quie
about the matter But the faithful police
nan arrested her and she was fined IS q
lice court
wsarnsr machine slips . Cog-Colonl
~1sh OF the weather bureau modestl
tonfesses that with the exertions OF hold
ing the weather. back Memoria day =