Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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plamonds. Hdholm, SsWsiog.
Thomas ". B~laokburn, Lawyer.
Rudolph =. Hwuboda, Hbu AeeountaAA
bowman, III n. 10, Douglas shoe, 11.ta
IA Rouxka for Quality cigars, SIS 8. 18th
Rinshart. photographer 18TH q FarnAm.
Or. J. J. Foster, dentist. Continental Biz.
Equitable LafO-Polioles, sight drafts ~
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manaeer Omaha
Elsetrtcal wiring ana Mapairs-BurEess-
0tanecn company. ISL Howard street
Another Poor 10 In TrOubls-Furnas
Robinson, an Omaha Indian. was brought
down from the Omaha Indian reserva-
ton by Deputy United States Marshal
John Sides Tuesday morning and lodged
in the Douglas county jail. The charge
against him is for introducing intoxicat-
ing liquor onto the reservation. He Is
held in $500 bail.
To Sell Lots to Raise Funds-To provide
funds with which to pay 1900 Indebtedness
against the estate of Judge Redick has au-
thorized Euclid Martin, administrator OF
the estate offRObert Majors to sell eight
lots and part Of lots in Omaha and South
Omaha. The estate is still involved in iti-
cation over a fee claimed by F. w. Fitch
for attorney fees and the case is now in
the supreme court.
9Vhu Lana NJ WASHINGTON AeAl-Ihe a0-
dress by former Governor John Lind of
Minnesota will be delivered in Washing
ton hall Wednesday evening, the meet
ing to begin at s o'clock. with lesser lights
TO speak first. The democrats are making
great preparations for the reception OF
the prophet from Governor Johnson's
state and look for a crowded house.
Mayor Dahlman will introduce the
speaker.
Twenty Thousand for = Leg-To recon-
pense him for the loss OF a leg, Antonio
Nocita is trying to secure a verdict for
$4,000 against the Omaha q Council Bluffs
Street Rsilawy company in Judge Days
court. Nocita worked for the street rail-
way company and while boarding a con-
struetion train on the morning Of Septem-
Der 10, 1905, with an umbrella In one hand
and a dinner bucket in the other, he fell
under the wheels, one leg being severed.
Eat Cost Fifteen DollarsEwhie as
sisting an unidentified stranger who was
overcome with an epileptic fit Monday
evening, Anton Chada exchanged hats with
the the unfortunate whom he was at
tempting to revive. In the exchange
Chada secured a much better hat than his
own, but unfortunately his actions were
espied by an approaching policeman who
pldCeu Cndua unuef arrest ana placed the
epileptic under the police surgeons care,
Chada was fined SIS and costs in police
court.
Gets Decree Of Bopsration-aaving es-
tablished her right to sue for divorce in
Omaha, Marian Gwendolin Cuppage has
been granted a decree of separation from
Granville Vernon Cuppage in Judge
Redlck's court. The case was tried several
months ago, but Judge Redlck withheld a
decision in order to satisfy himself Mrs.
Cuppage was a bona fide resident of
Omaha The evidence was satisfactory and
Judge Redick has granted the decree. Mrs.
Cuppage charges nonsupport and extreme
cruelty.
Norwood Apartments s~old-samuel Man
delson of Nebraska City has bought the
Norwood apartment house at 8S22, 1898 and
1926 Harvey street OF Lena Kahn for 10000.
The sale was made through Hastings &
Heyden and Mr.. Mandelson announces that
he expects to make Omaha his permanent
residence and considers Omaha property
the best kind OF an investment. The apart
ments bought by the Nebraska Cityan is
next to the Kenwood apartment recently
sold by the same firm TO p. H. Diehl of
LoMars. Ia, who moved a large chemical
company to Omaha and invested considera-
Bile money In Omaha real estate.