Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Aave Root Print It.
Rudolph +. swoboda, Public-Aocountant
Bowman, III X l6. Douglas shoe, $3.50
Pa Eourke for Quality cigars, SI6 S. 18th
Rtnehart, photographer. 18th & Fsrnam
James Q. Kinsler for county atty. Adv.
Equitable Lifs-Policies. sight drafts al
maturity. H. ID. Nicely. managcr Omaha,
Prof. Franok's systematic elocutiou
class commences Tuesday evening, Creigh-
ton Inst. Enroll Tuesday eve.
Burgess-Grandin Co., 1911 Howard st
Gas, electric fixtures. electric wiring and
repairs. Residence electric fans, $l0.50
For the safe keeping OF ;aoney and
~valuables the American safe deposit vaults
In the Bee building afford absolute secur-
lily. Boxes rent for "a per year. or 81 for
three months.
Suit for Divorce for DsssrtiOn-Metta
Bonzo has filed suit for divorce from her
husband. Alfred NJ. Bonzo. on the ground
Of desertion. George l.. Belleden has been
granted a decree Of divorce from Anna NJ.
Belleden for dcsertion.
Word from Harry Hsbner-Mr. and Mrs.
II. j. Mccarthy ave received word from
Harry Hebner, the young lad who did so
we'll in the Olympic swimming contests.
Mrs. Mccarthy is mother Of young Hebner
and she lives in Omaha, while Harry has
been living with his grandmother in Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy will go to
New York to meet Harry Hebner on his ar
rival at Thar port.
STORY Lady" at Play Grounds-Miss
Faulkner, the Chicago Story Lady" will
entertain the children at the Fairgrounds
Friday evening. Miss Faulkner is on the
program at the Bellevue chautauqua. The
officers have decided TO invite the parents
Of the children to hear the entertainment
IN addition to the citizens OF the juvenile
city the children Of the Detention home.
The City Mission, the Creche and other
similar institutions are invited.
Heat overeomes reamster-Ray w. Gil
lotte, a teamster living at Twenty-first and
Sprlgue streets, was overcome by the heat
Tuesday morning near Eleventh and How
ard streets and toppled off the wagon he
was driving. He was picked up by officer
-esoh and taken 10 a e police stat on, where
he was attended by Police Surgeons Harris
and Benjamin. Upon regainlng conscious
ness Gillette refused to go to a hospital
and was held at the station until his con-
Giticn would warrant his being taken home.
We will recover.
senator ButEett's Mother sinkiug-A
letter received in omaha from Senator r.
]. Burkett conveys the information that
the senator has been called to Springfield,
ILL.,, by receipt Of a telegram to the effect
that his mother is sinking very rapidly.
senator Burkett says that on account OF
the serious illness OF his mother, her death
having been expected almost daily for more
than a month, he has spent much Of his
time at Springfield and under the circum-
stances could not tell when he would be in
Omaha nor at home again.
saengerfsstsra are QUALITATIVE got 1t.
Saengerfest for Omaha 1910" That was the
inscription on a banner carried at the head
OF the procession OF Germans returning
from La Crosse Tuesday morning. A score
OF the members Of the society marched up
Tenth street and up Farnam behind a fife
and drum corps. They were jubiiant over
having secured the next meeting for Omaha
and clearly showed their happiness. March
ing with the man We're three women. All
wore laurel wreaths Of oak leaves ana
marched as proud vietors OF old returning
from a successful fight.
suit Against Krug Park-The sutt
against w. w. Cole. former manager ~
krug park, and w, G. Armstrong, score