Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print N
Rudolph y. awoboaa, Public Accountant
a~inshart, photograph. 18th 4 Faruam
Bowman, III N. 1e. Dough- shoe. t2b0.
IA RourEs for holiday candies and CT
gars. 31s S. 18th.
Equitabls Lifo-Pollcies sight drafts At
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manager, Omaha
For xmas-Gas or electric reading
lamps make acceptable presents Prices
reasonable. Burgess-Granden Co., next to
gas office. 1911 Howard St
Burglars Get Into store-Burglars
opened a door OF Collette Bros. store, 201
North Eleventh street, Sunday night and
stole s2S in money and a $12 check.
Your money ana insurance papers
proof safe deposit box in the American
Safe Deposit vaiuts In The Bee build
Ing. Boxes rent for only ~ a year. or
only 81 a quarter.
English wa1nuts Condsmnod-over 600
pounds of English walnuts were condemned
by the Board of Health Saturday and
carted to the city dump. The nuts. which
were spoiled, we've being sold by peddlers
at 3 cents a pound
New Rsosdvsr for Omaha q Decatur
ROad-Judge W.. Ii. Munger on Monday
morning appointed Walter III. Rhodes OF
omaha as receiver for the Omaha Decatur
& Northern Railroad company, vice Lester
II. Sloneoker, resigned.
Msrgarot Fu1seGs Asks Divoroo-Mrs
Margaret Fulsess has applied 20 the dis
trict court for a divorce and alimony from
Neary Fulsess, charging that he beat her
SO badly she had to so to a hospital for
treatment. She asks the restoration Of her
maiden name. McAuliffe.
- A. 49, Nh. -o1onT
of the Indictments for selling tobacco to
minors was called up in criminal court
Monday and Joseph Hoffman, proprietor
Of a tobacco store and pool hall at 27O5 Q
street, South Omaha, was placed on trial.
The evidence against him was procured by
two boys and Truant Officer Paul McAulay
of South Omaha.
Man watches Burglar mob Him-Watch-
ing a burglar go through his trousers pock-
cts at an early hour Sunday morning, Joe
Rapp OF S24 South Twentieth street enjoyed
the operation SO much that he did not dis
turb the intruder until after the work was
finished. After considerable trouble the
visitor left with only 30 cents to repay him.
Mr.. Rapp has enjoyed the matter Inn
mensely and says he hopes to get off as
easily the next time burglars make a call.
Mabls stout, where In shsf-Friends of
Mable Stout, a 14-year-old Fremont girl
who left her home Sunday and came to
Omaha, haveqrequested the local police TO
locate her and notify them. SO they may
come after her. Particulars of the runaway
are lacking, but a good description OF the
girl has been furnished and it Is expected
that she will be found within a few days
If she is in the city. She is described as
being large for her age, with light complex
Son, dark hair and blue eyes.
Charge Of wife AbandonmSut-Allegine
that Rudolph A. Kolls. formerly a book
keeper for Allen Bros. Co, has deserted
his wife and two children, one a months
and the other 8 years old. and .sas failed
To provide for them for the last year
friends OF the mans vito have had a war
rant issued for his arrest on the charge OF
wife abandonment. The family lives al
Twentieth and Grace streets and has beer
taken care OF by Mrs. Kolls' mother. Kolli
is said to have arrange to leave the city
Monday morning, SO it was decided to have
him arrestedt' x@~$3~ XII
Big Damage suit 10 startsd-The s54, OoC
damage suit brought by Mrs. Susie Taylor
against john Blapek, - saloon keeper al
223 North Thirteenth street, for the alleged
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