Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Rudolph r. spvoboda, Accountant-Auditor
Bowman, III N. 10. Douglas shoe, $3.50
Pa Rourke for Quality cigars. SIS 8. lbth
Rinehart, photographer. 18th s. Harnam
Equitable Lafe. Paul Morton. president.
Policies sight drafts at maturity. H.. ID
Nicely. manager Omaha.
BurFsss-aranden Co, now in new quar-
tiers, ISL Howard, Gas, electric fixtures
and wiring.
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II. +. Clarke Will Present River PLANK
Henry 7. Clarke will go to Denver on the
Jack train and endeavor to get the demo-
Gratis to Incorporate in their platform a
plank approving of making the Missouri
river a navigable stream.
ooIored People at Bennington-The
Omaha Giee club, a colored organization,
gave an excursion and picnic at Benning-
ton Monday. Five special coaches on the
Southwestern took 80 persons to Benning-
ton. Jack Bloomfield was master Of cere-
monies.
Hit over the Head with a Broom-Upon
romplairt OF Anna Dauternean. S5OS North
Twenty+eighth avenue, who asserted that
she was struck over the head with a broom
n the hands Of Mary Greene, 2O77 Binney
'treet, a warrant was issued in police court
Monday charging the latter with assault
md battery.
Home wanted for . Boy-Juvenile court
officialsy following their custom Of plac-
Ing boys on farms wherever possible, are
looking for a home for a 16-year-old youth,
Who wants TO get away from the city. The
BOY is in charge Of Rev. Frank L. Love-
and Of the First Methodist church, who
IS trying to get a place for him.
Second Trip to Industrial school-Edgar
Glassman will have to return for the sec
ond time to the Industrial school at
Nearney under orders of Judge Estelle of
he juvenile court. Glassman was recently
released from the school. He was brought
before the court again Monday on the
charge of taking a pocket book and $64
from Mrs. John Livingstone.
Old John Keith fs Married-Johr Keith
" Sunderland, Neb., a heavy real estate
,wner in Omaha and a bachelor OF many
ears standing. has written from Portland
o Herman b. Peters of the Merchants
hotel that he has married and Is taking in
Ill the sights of the Pacific northwest,
He writes that he and Mrs. Keith will pro-
seed liesurely to Los Angeles, where they
Viii build a winter home.
II. p! Peters Becomes Chauffsur-Her.
man b. Peters, proprietor of the Merchants
! hotel, received his large Thomas flyer Mon
u day. This car is a duplicate of the Amer
lean car in the New York-to-Paris road
race, six cylinders with seventy-horse
power. 1t is a beautiful napier green and
~,at a. EOn NJ U,ta-- 10. huA tho On,
rugged with all the latest devices for pleas
ureable touring, including patent wheels
with demountabfe tires and an extra side
seat for the mechanician.
Suit to Recover money wastsd-C. e
Louden, who spent 5000 of the $4,000 in.
heritance he received a few months age
in riotous living. has been placed under
the guardianship of his brother. Robert
II. Louden, by County Judge Leslie. Sui
mas already been started to get back about
E,OOO of the money, which Louden gave
Ia Mrs. Lula Mitchell and an effort will
be made to secure some of the rest
Louden consented to the appointment OF
he sdardian. -,lat ' $3.50
NO Damages for Fall-Louis Sandusk,
an employee of the Omaha Packing com
9RUy, who was injured by a fall down
hight Of icey stairs at the hog casinl
house of the Omaha plant failed to recover
Gansges from the company in distric
court. The jury returned a verdict for tn
defendant in his suit for 1896. sandusk,
asserted the company was negligent In no
having a railing to guard the stairway
in failing to provide a proper light and il
allowing the snow and ice to accumulate.
Judgment Ordered Reduced $4,000
mandate has been received from the Unitec
States circuit court Of appeals reducing
the Judgment awarded 10 Robert Gray, a
plaintiff. against the Northwestern Ma
tionaI Insurance company from $S,l57 an,
costs to Sl,O57 and costs. Suit was brough
in tho United States circuit court for tn
Nebraska district for amount due on
: policy and In April. 1897, Judgment wa
4 awarded the plaintiffs in the sum o
Y S,l5E, The case was appealed and tn
mandate reducing the amount Of judgmen
&,l0 is the result, The plaintiffs live a
Columbus, Neb.
storm Does Not Affect River-The Mis-
souri, is slowly falling and stood Monda
morning at a stage Of lS.G feet, a fall o
three-tenths OF a foot since Sunday morn
ng, A fall Of four-tonths OF a foot is re
ported from Blair bridge and a fan Of on
loot at Sioux CITY. slight rises are re
ported at P%lattsmouth and kansas City
az - VI RAAh AHNf 'NfAAlll6 dh II
perceptlhie effect on tho river at Omaha
rhe amount OF rainfall during the storr
was i.8 inches. The minimum wind veloc
fly during the storm was forty-two mile
and the maximum fifty mites per hour a
':3a that evening.
auos Essn Who Sold Eer the Lets
Claim M tho property in hanscom plaC
she . Z 90 a trade for her farm in Merric
count "77 not up to representation
Mrs ,ni ,E.a N. Drosher Of Portlan,
1rs a- 1ogun suit in district coul
agala-, fus q Z. Becker and Thoma
Brennan Inr siCt0.S6 damages. Mi,
DresheI SAYS the lot was represented b
Becker TO DE worth $1,000 and that It ha
been leased for 1865 for $50, When ST.
took it she decided Becker her farm an
gave him a mortgage FOR 400 on the 10
In return for this she got the lot subie,
70 mortgages for no and 1870 and tS59.
n cash.
women Warn the Prisst-Four queeI