Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-08

in the United States circuit court against
E. F. Bradley, sheriff Of Douglas county,
the Lion Bonding n Surety company of
Omaha and Howard b. Graham of Omaha
for $4,000 damages growing out of an
automobile transaction. The suit is brought
on the bond of Sheriff Bradley, who at the
instance of Howard b.. Graham attached
a Model A six-cylinder ninety-horsepowcr
Falcon speeding car. valued at $4,000, and
refuses to return the machin at the re-
peated denlan of the plaintiff.
Keys are Found, hut Nan is Lost-Johp
Mitchell Of the New York Life Insurance
company Is looking for his keys and the
keys are looking for him. He is in Manila
and the keys are in Omaha. They were
lost in Toxic. Japan. While in Omaha a
year ago Mr.. Mitchell was given a key
ring with a tag and numbe OF the Nc
Carthy-Wilson Tailoring company of
Omaha. When the keys were found in
Toxic they were sent TO the Mccarthy
Wilson company at Omaha to find the
owner. TIL tailoring company inquired
and found that Mr.. Mitchell was now in
Manila and the keys have been forwarded
to him.
husband RuinSd by IGorphIne-Assert-
ing her husband had dropped from the po-
sition OF bank cashier TO carpenters helper
and finally as day iaborer through the
effects OF the morphine habit, Mrs. Geneva
Campsey secured a divorce from John C..
Campsey in Judge Kennedy's court wednes
day. They formerly lived in Missouri,
where Campsey had a good position in a
bank. The drug habit, however, caused
him to lose his place. He worked at car
pentry for a while, she said, and then be-
came so indolent she had to take in wash
ing to earn money enough to live on. Con-
ditions became so bad, she explained to
the court, she had to leave him altogether.
weather Bureau Reports NOW Printed
Colonel L. "A. Welsh has added a prlntery
to his weather bureau emporium and
Monograph copies Of his forecasts have
} been relegated to the era of has-beens.
The new printing office has been ncuhat-
ing for several months, but only became
an actual fact during the last few days
Clarence Akin is iT charge Of the printing
department. The local weather forecasts
and maps will be printed hereafter. and ir
addition to this local work the Omahs
weather bureau office will print all tbs
Genealogical reports for Kansas. Thu
Nebraska Genealogical reports are printed
at Lincoln. Later the Omaha office maJ
print these reports for two or three ad.
jacent states.
Young Peoples Temperance sooiety-A
meeting has been called by local temper
ance forces for the Young Mems Christian
association Friday night for the organiza
ton Of a young peoples temperance so
ciety. The call for the meeting bears tn,
signatures OF Elmer e. Thomas, presiden
OF the Douglas County Anti-Saloon league
Mrs. Clara Z. Burbank, president France
Willard Women's Christian Tehperanc,
union; Helen Borsheim. president Oman;
Women's Christian Temperance union
George G. Wallace, president State Sun
day School association; Elizabeth Covell
county superintendent Women's Christian
Temperance union, and Rev. Robert B. II
Bell, Rev. B. F. Fellman, Rev. Frank L
Loveland, Rev. j. W. Conley. Rev. s.. D
butcher, Rev. Robert Wheeler, Thoma
+. Sturgess and Rev. George A. Beecher.