Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07

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James Q. Kinslsr for county attorney.
Thomas W. BlaoKburn for congress. Ady
Rudolph p. Bwohodas Accountaut-Auditor.
Bowman, III n. 1s. Douglas shoe, 1850
Pa Rourts for Quality cigars. 91s 8 18TH.
Rinehart, photographer, 18th & FaTnam
Equitable Life, Paul Morton. president
Policies sight drafts at maturity. II. d
Nicely. manage Omaha.
Aurgsss-orandsn Co.. now in new quar-
tiers, ISL Howard. EaP, electric fixtures
and wiring.
Woman says Husband Deserted Her
Silvia Kiser has applied for a divorce
from Franklin Kiser. She says she was
married TO him in Kansas City in 1901 and
he deserted her a month after the mar
riage.
BIDS for Sewer Construction-Bids for
the construction Of the large main sewer
on lizard street and an extension CT the
sewer on Jones street will be received at
the office Of the city engineer this after
noon.
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Thousands Of papers read for items. Good
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Andrew Traynor Much Improved
Friends of Andrew Traynor are eonsidera-
bly, encouraged by the favorable report OF
his condition this morning. At the Meth
odlgt hospital 1t was learned that his con-
dition was considerably improved.
Paxton & visrling sued-suIt for I27,7oO
was started in district court Monday by
George w. Briggs against the Paxton Il
Vierling Iron Works. While working In
the iron works. he says, he was perma-
nently injured through the negligence OF
the company.
Socialist State Convention-Omaha social
lists are to nominate state officers Thurs
day evening, according to a notice sent TO
the newspapers Monday, which says:
Local Omaha of the socialist party Will
hold a special meeting to nominate state
officers July 9 at the socialists neadquar-
ters.'
BODY Of Pulsifer Taken to Mi7souri-The
body of Robert Pulsifer, the section fore
man who was killed in q collision Of a
handcar on which he was riding and an
engine in the Lane cutoff Friday morn
ing, was taken to\relatives at McFall, Mo-,
by the coroner's office Monday. No in
quest was held.
Fire in Grocery Etore-A fire which
broke out in the grocery store of Bolker
Bros. 2S44 Douglas street, at 8 o'clock
Sunday afternoon caused a loss OF be-
tween $500 and 5000 to the stock before
extinguished. The building, a one-story
frame, was also considerably damaged.
The loss is partially covered by INSURANCE..
Fined for Cruelty to Animals-Bob Rob
inson wa fined 81 and costs in police
court Monday morning on the charge of
cruelty to dumb animals. Robinson threw
a liter Of l-day-old kittens in a sewer. The
act was witnessed by a neighbor, Charles
Nelson, who filed the complaint. and then
appeared In police court and paid Robin
sons fine.
Grain in Elevators Damaged-Claiming
grain stored in the Independent elevator
had been negligently allowed to become
damaged, the observation-disclosures Grain
company has begun suit in district court
against the Independent Elevator company
for $5,676.53. This Is claimed as the diff.
ference between the amount the good
grain would have brought on the market
and the amount the damaged grain had Ia
be sold for.
Five and Costs for Patriot-Joe Colloni
an Italian, was the only one to suffer in
police court for his outbursts of patriot
ism on the Fourth OF July. Colloni was
GhbdSNu III llTlHS n revolver WIFI lOaQeO
cartridges at Ninth and Jackson streets
when one of the bullets broke q plate glass
window in a nearby store. Colloni was
fined IS and costs. The balance Of the
celebrators were discharged with a repri
mand by Judge Crawford.
Only Two Die at County Hospital-Witf
only two deaths during the month OF
June, a new record has been established
at the county hospital. The smallest NUN,
Der Of deaths in any previous month II
late years was six. and the average run,
from eight to twelve. The death list II
June included Mrs. Sophia Fang, who wai
at the hospital only two or three days, anC
John Hickey, an old inmate, who sue
cumbed to general debility.
NAN Drops from the CloudH-WhI
County Comptroller Solomon and family
were enjoying the breeze on their from
lawn sunday evening they were startlet
TO see the form Of a nan descending OF
them from above. His sudden appearance,
over their heads caused a scramble amonl
the members of the family. 1t turned on
he was attached to a parachute and wa
the baloonist from Krug park. He Ii
within l00 feet OF where Mr.. Solomon an,
his family had been sitting. His balloon
dropped in Mr.. Solomon's grape vineyard
tenants Bar Out Landlaay-Assertinl
that tenants who rented four rooms of he
have now barred her from her entlr
building, Mrs. Nettie Davis of Soutl
Omaha has secured a restraining order &
district court against ]. II, and Zoa Hi
TO prevent them driving her away fror
the building. She says she rented Their
two rooms on the first floor and tw