Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs Root Print n
Diamonds, Edholm, J0wolor.
DR.. Ewing Brown, sos Brandsis Bldg.
Rudolph T. Rwoboda, Public Accountant.
Pa EouFks for Quality cigars, sls s. 18th
Morand's LESSONS in dancing. Tel. d. lO4l
Rinehart, photographer. 18th Il Farnam.
Bowman. III N. 10. Douglas shoe. $3.50.
Electrical wiring and Rspairs--Burgess-
Grapden company, 1911 Howard street
Equitable L1fe-Policies sight drafts at
maturity. II. d. Nicely. manager. Omaha.
For furnace or hot wRtsr combination
heating see Omaha Stove Repair Works,
1906 Douglas. Bell Tel. Doug. $50. Ind.
A-S621.
Your Money ana Insurance Papers
should be kept in a fire and burglar
proof safe deposit box in the American
Safe Deposit vaults in the Bee building.
Boxes rent for only 81 a year.
Services at Temple Israei-rabbi +. r.
Cohn will talk at s o'clock tonight at Tenn
pie Israel on "A Reflection on Life"
L. ]. ouinby Addresses Philosopher
Laurie j. Quinby will address the Omaha
Philosophical society Sunday at 8 o'clock,
p. m, in Baright hall. Nineteenth and
Farnam, on "Jesus-An Appreciation"
Meetings free.
Wants Divorce for vile Namss-Anna
Neu has applied for a divorce from Jacob
Neu, to whom she was married in Council
Bluffs just a year ago. When she was
married she had five children by a former
| marriage and she asserts Neu called her
vile names in the presence of these chill
dren.
Rome for Plumbers' Keadquartera-The
Hotel Rome has been secured by City
Plumbing Inspector Harry Mtvea for head
quarters for the national convention of the
American Society of Inspectors of Plumbing
and Sanitary Engineers, which will be held
in Omaha February /, 2 and g.. Mr.. McVea
is chairman of the executive committee and
vice president of the national organization.
Thirty Days in a Hurry-Quick work
was made of Charles Hlttlesin police court
Saturday morning. Friday evening he stole
a grip and contents worth about $40 from
]. c. Pugh at the Paxton hotel, Pugh hav-
ing left his travelling bag on the sidewalk
for a few minutes Early Saturday morn
, ing Detective He!tfeld went to South Omahs
ana secured Hittle and the grip and a
thirty-day sentence for petit larceny was
given the man in police court.
Warning to Secondhand Dealers "A
warning to secondhand dealers and others
has been Issued by Captain Savage of the
detective force. He has received five reports
Of forged drafts for small amounts during
the last week. and says that storekeepers
should be on the lookout for the appearance
OF more. All five that have been given the
detectives to trace are for 81 each and
bear the rubber stamp and local superin-
tcndents signature OF the Leonard Con-
struction company.
Suit Dismissed Against Dead Mantle
case of the United States against r. r.
Gnlaspie. indicted for land frauds, was dis
missed on motion of United States District
Attorney Goss Saturday afternoon because
of the death of the defendant. The cases
Of the United States against ]. c. and
James Hedlngton were also dismissed OF
motion Of the United States district attor'
ney. These were also indictments for land
frauds, but it appeared from the informa.
ton thus far obtained I'm the cases that q
conviction was uncertain.
In JAN for Setting Firs TO Barrel-Set-
ting fire to a barrel of old paper In order
TO warm himself after sleeping off the
effects Of too much liquid refreshments
behind Bexton's drug store at Twelfth and
Dodge streets. lande Charles Jackson in
Jail Friday night. Ii is said that a bad
blaze was averted only by the early dis
covery of the fire by the clerk Of a nearby
hotel, as the barrel Of papers was next
to an old barn. In police court Saturday,
Jackson was discharged. as his spree had
resulted in no disastrous results and he
had become sober.
Leahy Says Corn show 10 q Winner-W
T.. Leahy, assistant general passenger asen
OF the Rock Island, who was in Omaha Sat
urday, is most enthusiastic over the Corr
show. He said that he had been over q
considerable OF the western territory GOV
cred by his road and he felt assured tina
no exposition which the west had held n
several years will attract as many peopl'
as the National Corn exposition. He sail
that the educational feature of the SHOW
appealed to the people. The west is thor
oughly an agricultural community and any
thing which will increase the crops in quail
ity and quantity will enrich the Who'll
people.
Hurrah for Boz Hutts-T. j. o'Keefe
editor Of the Alliance Herald, spent satur
a,.r A., Omaha afnQfuR the nraiaQa of tni