Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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diamonds, Edholm, jewsler.
ApdolpA r. swoboda, Pubno-Aeoountant.
Sowrnan. III n. 16. Douglas shoe. $3.50.
Pc Rourks for Quality cigars SIC 8. 18TH
Ginshart, photographer. 18th g. Fsrnam
James @. Kinzlsr for county atty. Adv.
Douglas Printing Co. ala S. 18TH. Tel
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Equitable L~ife-Policies, sight drafts at
maturity. II. d. Nicely. manager. Omaha
1urgsss-Grandln Co, 1911 Howard st.
Gas. electric fixtures. electric wiring and
repairs. Residence electric fans. SlO.50.
Burglars in Dwsiling-Burglars gained
entrance to the residence OF n. w. Jones
at First and Boulevard street Monday night
and stole a gold watch. ,
Keep pour money and valuables under
your own lock and key in the American
safe Deposit Vaults in the Bee building,
which are burglar and fireproof. Boxes
rent for 81 a year, or 81 for three months
Primary without Tom Dsnnison-omaha
has held a primary election with Tom Dem
nison absent from the city. This was a
matter of much amusing mmen among
politicians who have heard Of the terrible
power Of Dennison in local politics.
Senator 1Iillard at Luoerns-Picture pos
tai cards received in Omaha report the
presence Of ex-senator Millard and daugl-
ter at Lucerne. Switzerland. On one Of
them Mr.. Minard writes: we are well
and intend getting home in time to vote.
Senator Depew and wife are At the same
hotel with u.s."
Sues to Get Ills InvSntion-As-
sorting a tin folding machine he in
vented is being kept from him by the
Sharpe Machine company, Peter A. Kunold
-. hn,,,, -o,Io,stp pro1aodinou In county
court to secure possession OF 1t. He asserts
the machine is worth S95 and that he has
suffered damage 10 the amount Of 5000. D..
Bill mckinley hack to Idaho-Bill Nc
Kinley, an Idaho indian who was recently
found on the Omaha reservation by the
authorities, was ordered taken back To
Idaho by Judge Munger Tuesday. Bill is
wanted In Idaho for running away with
another mans squaw and a few horses.
He will be taken by Deputy Marshal Sides,
internal Revenue Reoeipts-Internal rev
enue receipts for the month of Angus
amounted to sl57,OS79 &c. which is an increase
OF S24,670.27 over the receipts of August
1907, which were Sl32,367.6 SO. August IL
usually a low month for the revenue office
a& the money collected in thirty days
usually amounts to about $4,000. The
taxes were principally on beer and mall
liquors
Mrs. Kerrtgan Asks Divoroe-John Ker
rigan, a we'll known socialist agitator, Il
defendant in a suit for separate mainte
nance filed by his wife, Mary, in distric
court In which she charges him with failur,
Co support her properly. They were mar
rfed in san Francisco in 1875 and have
grown family. She says he receives abou
$40 a month. but does not expend enough
az IL on his family.
Relative Suspected Of Theft-Frank Gil
lette, who lives at 2l12 Oak street, Ieporte,
to the police the loss of SEQ which lie ha,
hidden in a package in his trunk. TIL
money was in a box, which was CAREFUL,
tied up. The thief, who evidently knew O
the hiding place Of Gillette, took the none.
from the book and retied the package, 4
relative of Gillette who suddenly left tn
city is suspected of having committed tn
theft.
Jack Frost Did Not Come-In spite o
the chilly air and whitened appearance o
the lawns in Omaha Tuesday morning tn
report Of frost is denied by Big-Weather
Man-Welsh. The lowest temperature fel
IN any town in the stale was SS at Brokel
How. although a general fan was expert
enced all over the west. The corn will b
safe for some time yet, however, as tn
warm weather is expected back soon t
rake another long sojourn in our midst.
Arrest Boys Who Hop Automobiles-Pe
trolmen have received instructions fror
Chief Donahue to arrest all boys who al
i'm the habit of hopping in automobiles /
the downtown districts while the owner
are in a neighboring building. Numerou
complaints have been received by the Chic
from automobile owners about boys VIII
hang onto automobiles and refuse to 81
off. especially il the occupants of the ca
are only women. For public safety tn
chief has issued his instructions to arre'
every youth referred to, who will be turne
over to the juvenile authorities.
Tew Pass Muster for Navy-During III
month OF August 113 young men apple
for admission to the navy at the Oman
recruiting station. or this number eigh
eens were accepted. m the district und'
the control OF the Omaha office, which IL
cludes part of Iowa and the Dakotas, /
altogether asked to serve on Uncle Sam
, b&tt,eships and twenty-seven of them wei
Chosen. At Lincoln there were seventee
applications, with five e~nlistments;
hastings three applied and one was takel
at Sioux CITY the figures were ten ar
Two, and at Sioux Falls two were exam
med and one admitted.
nome from camp
General Morton. Captain Clark and Lie
tenant Hunsaker OF the Department Of Il
Missouri have returned from Camp Emm
Crawford. Wyoming, where maneuvers ar
sham battles for the regular troops ha'
been held, Signal corps from Fort omal
were at Camp Crawford and will return
their quarters as soon as camp can
broken. Part OF the troops that march'
TO the camp Will be brought back to q
various posts by rail, while the others W
march. The soldiers from Fort Crook ha,
been participating In the maneuvers
Fort Riley Kan, which have not yet be,
completed.