Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
BRIEF CITY NEWS


Pa Rourke for Quality cigars, sis 8 ism.
Hinshart, photographer. 18th a Farnam
Dr.. soukup, dentist, moved = Paxton blk
$40 suits 70 order, SIS; 50 pants Tor -
MacCarthy-Wilson. 34 South 18TH.
noaay Monsy-siOo 70 $1,000. Nebtaska
Sav and Loan Assn. Board OF Trade Bid
Equitabis IAfs, Paul Morton. president
Policies sight drafts at maturity. n d.
Neely. manager. Omaha.
Two Bibles Are stolsn-Two Jewish
Bibles we're stolen from the home OF NJ.
Cohen, ne North Sixteenth street, last
Sunday.
Southwest Improvement oiub-The
Southwest Improvement club will hold is
meeting at Twentyafourth and Leaven-
worth streets Wednesday evening.
Chimney sparks Cause F~irs-sparks
from the chimney set fire to the roof Of
Richard II. Percel. Sm North Thirtieth
street. Monday evening. The damage was
about $50.
fifty Boxes Of cigars gtolsn-Fifty
boxes OF cigars were stolen from a box
car standing At the chicago Great western
freight depot Monday night. The car was
broken open and the boxes taken from a
case.
Bruetsr says Trim Trsss-Councilmsn
Brucker has called the attention OF the
building inspectors department to the or
dinance requiring the trimming OF branches
on trees 10 a distance of eight feet above
the sidewalk. in accordance with ordinance
provision
Announcement Of Engasemsnt-Invlta-
tiohs have been received in Omaha an
nouncing the wedding Thursday, June Is,
at Riverside. ILL.,, OF Miss Elizabeth Miller
TO John Slasle Campbell Of P%ittsburg. Miss
Miller is well known in Omaha, being a
daughter OF the late Thomas Miller. gen
eral traffic manage of the Burlington.
She was hurt IN wreck about a year ago.
One Year n Yoke Falls-Bessie smo-
linski wants a divorce from John Smo-
linski after a year of married life. She
says he uses intoxicating liduor TO ex-
cess and not long ago threatened to cut
her throat and f1ourished q razor as II he
was about to carry the threat into execu-
tion. She says a bystander had 20 inter
ferc. The next day. she says, he drove
her away from home.
Eeid for Calgary PoliosIThe police
have received word from the chief of po-
lice Of Calgary. Alberta, Canada, asking
that j. e. Tilford he held until further
orders. Tnford was arrested by the
Omdnd pOnCe aaSt 6AbNNoag Ah0 hNAN ~
an absconding express agent OF the Do
minion Express company. Blank express
orders were found In his pockets and he
is an important catch.
Fake Down Your wssds-Dr. r. W
Connell. commissioners OF health, will send
q. communication to the council this even
ing calling attention to the weeds on VA.
cant lots. He will ask the council to notify
property owners to cut the weeds by June
25, after which date the city will cut them
and charge the cost 10 the property. He
will also ask the council 10 advertise for
bids for cutting the weeds.
xetter Company PILES Articles-The ar
ticles. Of incorporation Of the consolidated
Yetter-D Dawson Wall Paper company OF
Kansas City and Omaha were filed witt
the county clerk Tuesday. The authorized
capital stock Is t1SS 900. William L. Yetter
Bona Yetter, p. w. Mikesell. J. w. Davi-
son. Annie M. Dawson, Fred Renner, jr.
J. T. Cunningham, J. w. Ellis. George L
BIZ ,on and George N. Douglas are the in.
cor vators.
Carrie 1Sation WIN be TnsrsA unique
entertainment will be given at the Hans
com Park Methodist church Thursday even
ing in the form of a take-off on a national
political convention. Postmaster B. F.
Thomas is chairman OF the COMMITTEES on
ARRANGEMENTS Some OF the delegates from
the various states who will participate In
the convention are Rev. F. L. Loveland
e. e. Thomas, Police COMMISSIONS z. c.
Page, Carl e. Herring, J.. w. Maynard
and Carrie Nation. The Ak-Sar-Ben quar-.
tet will sing.
Paxton q Vierhng Receiving Dids-Bidi
are being received by Paxton & Vierlinl
for the construction work on a new build
ing planned SHINE time ago. which It to b,
erected south OF the Burlington tracks be
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
The building viii increase the capacity o.
the Paxton & Xierling iron works NOR
than $50 per cent. Though the plans hav'
been made to build this addition to tn
works for some time. the plans were no
submitted to contractors for bids unit
June /.
suit for Observation-Disclosures Teokos.
Greek confeotioner at Fremont. has begun
suit against John ,Petros. an Omaha Greek
for $4,000 for alleged SANDER. In his petit
ton he says he had a good busineEs a
Fremont and enjoyed the confidence o.
his business associates About May 30 n
asserts, Petros uttered some sianderouI
words Impeaching his business integrity
and standing. and now as a result many
nAAS AAhA1 INV ANAGNNa AhAh
and will not do business with him. III
asserts his patronage has fallen off an,
his business greatly injured.
interesting indian MsiiosEPaat Gran,
Master N. M. Ayres Of the Nebraska
grand lodge. formerly OF North Platte. ba
now OF Oklahoma. has on exhibition a
Masonic hall an interesting collection 0
Indian curios. Mr.. Ayres IL visiting III
session OF the grand lodge. The relics con
slst OF flint arrow heads, stone ~tomahkwks
hammers and grinding stones. and wer
procured by him from an old Indian OF IN
osage tribe. now in Oklahoma. the relic
are very old. probably belonging 70 IN
age OF the Mound Builders. and compris
an extremely valuable collection.
Masonic GRAND Lodgs-Ths flfty-firs
annual eonvocation Of the Masoni
Grand Lodge OF Nebraska convened Tues
day morning In Masonic temple with q
exceptionally large attendance with Gran
Master o.. j. King OF Lincoln, preceding
The forenoon and afternoon sessions WEI
devoted almost wholly 20 the work OF IN
standing committees which vail submI
their reports. Wednesday morning. IN