Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
BRIEF CITY NtWS

have Root Print Tt.
Rudoiph p. swoboda, accountant auditor.
Tor Congress-Thos. ". blackburn Adv.
Bowman, IL n. Is. Douglas shoes, S5.5o.
Pa Rourke for Quality cigars. 3l6 5. 15th
Rinehart, photographer. 18TH & Farnam.
Dr. soukup, dentist, moved to Paxton blk.
Pants 60 order, s. up: coats and pants,
so UP. MacCarthy-W Wilson, So4 S. 10Th.
Ready Adonsy-sloo to 5000. Nebraska
Saw. and Loan Assn, Board Of Trace Bldg.
Saturday night the American safe De-
posit Vaults in the Bes- building are opeI
until . p. m. Boxes rent for 81 per year
81 for three months, and afford absolute
security for money and valuables.
Ten Hoboes Arrested-Ten hoboes who
have been sleeping on the brick piles m
Smiths brickyard. Twenty-second street
and Beppleton avenue. for weeks were ar
rested by officers who made y raid on the
yard.
Accidentally shoots Hmself-A Knud-
iarentzen. p years Of age, go South Twenty
fifth street, shot himself accidentally
through the hand with 32-csliber revolver
Friday. He was attended by Or. Schleier
The wound is not considered serious.
Runaway Boys Arrested-word was re-
eeived from Des Moines by the police that
John o Brien and Harry Woodruff. two
here some time ago. have been arrested
there and will be held until sent for.
EIks sven the Fund-Forty-four thou
sand dollars subscribed for the Elks' build
ing was reported by the hustling committee
Friday noon. with every expectation that
by Tuesday night when the big stag So
cial will be pulled off, that the entire
amount will have been secured.
colored hoy Picked Up-Officer Carver
on Friday arrested Cecil Smith, a negro
lad years old, who away from home
q week ago and who during that time COM
mitted several minor offenses. The boy
said he had been shoveling oats at % cents
an hour at the Glencoe mill and resisted
arrest.
Rive Years for Fifty Knivss-James
Nolan, who was convicted Of breaking into
the Patton-Yates hardware store and steal
ing fifty or sixty pocket knives. was SEN
fenced to five years in the pententiary by
Judge Sears. Nolan contended he had
merely received the goods to sell and did
not commit the burglary.
n1ail Collections on Fnrnam street-Ar-
rangements have been made for the wagon
collection Of mail on Farnam street far
west as Twenty-fo,fth to accommodate
the business interests up that street This
now gives a complete wagon service for
mail collections throughout the entire busi-
ness district of the city.
Thieves Invade Thirst Parlor-Thieves
broke into the thirst parlors of T. Matha-
son, 2SOS Farnam street. soon after closing
time Thursday night by way of-the rear
window and departed with a goodly supply
of beverages and the materials which all
gentlemen Of good taste like TO follow the
wine. They took So worth of whisky, 81
aw,I how Of ha hos
cigars.
No Vaccination Needed Now-Mayor
Dahlman has signed the ordinance repeal
ing that section Of the health ordinances
making vaccination compulsory and chill
dren not vaccinated can now go to school.
Rule 2 of the ordinance still stands and
under its provisions the health commits
sioner at any time can order vaccination
II he considers an epidemic impending, but
he declared two weeks ago that the epi-
demic has now practically passed.
Both the Finns Are in Jail-Tom Finn
was sent to Jail for ninety days and his
wife, Blanche Finn, for thirty days Fri
day Finn was charged with stabbing Tom
Lawless eight times in the shoulder last
Saturday night at the Finn apartments,
coz North Sixteenth street Jealousy was
the incentive, Finn saying Lawless had
been too attentive TO Mrs. Finn while Finn
was serving recent sentence in Jail. All
are we'll known police court characters.
Nousupport for Two Xears-Katherine
McLaud wants the district court to grant
her a divorce from Harry, charging him
with nonsupport for two years, desertion
and extreme cruelty. She also wants her
maiden name, johnson, again. Minnie Fair
is also seeking a divorce from William.
whom she married last October in Council
Bluffs She says he has not supported her
and she has had TO earn her own living by
dressmaking. May Is she says he struck
her.
Auto Man Called to Halt-P. Wells was
spinning along at Thirty-sixth and Farnam
streets Thursday evening in a new automo-
bile at a speed which Officer Riegelman
estimated conservatively to be twenty-five
miles an hour. The officer stopped the
buzz wagon and explained to the occupant
that he was exceeding the speed limit Mr.
Wells gave his name and the place where
he could be found and Friday a warrant
was issued. He will appear in police court
Saturday.
BIG RUG SALE.