Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Thomas ". blackburn for congress. adv.
Bovman, III NJ. l6. Douglas shoe. $3.50.
Pa Rourke for Quality cigars. ais 8. 18th.
Ainshart, photographer. 18th q Farnam-
James Q. Kinalsr for county atty. Adv.
John L. Pierce for state auditor. Adv.
Douglas Printing Co., ala s. 18th. Tel
stt.
Equitable Lifs-Poiieiss. sight drafts at
maturity. II. D.. Nicely. nag Omaha
Hurgsss-Grandin Co.. 1911 Howard 81
Gas. electric fixtures. electric wiring and
repairs. Residence electric fans, flO.bo.
Pour Cars for Picnickers-The Ladies'
Catholic Benefit association has char
tered four trolly cars for a ride to BEN
son and Hanscom park Friday night.
FOR the safe keeping Of money ana VAL
abies, the American safe deposit vaults
in the Bee building afford absolute secur-
ity. Boxes reEt for "a per year, OF 81 for
three months.
hoy hung on Picket Fsncs-Whil at
play Tuesday evening, Walter Hoye, IA
years OF age. son Of former Councilman
Fred Hoye. 2Ol0 Oak street, ran against
an iron fence and was impaled on one Of
the ptckets. The picket made a jasged
WDuuu IN the DOg y IibhN WIS.,
divorces for Extreme Cnslty-Judge
Redick has granted a divorce to Oswald M.
Arnold from Ina S. Arnold on grounds Of
extreme cruelty. Margaret L. Phipps was
also granted a decree by Judge Kennedy
from Samuel Phipps on grounds of cru
city. She was given back her maiden
name. Steinback.
New Messenger for weather Bureau
Lyle e. High of Omaha has been APP
pointed messenger in the weather bureau
service at Omaha, vice Andrew c. Gros-
grean, resigned Messenger Grosgean's
resignation will become effective Sep
tember 1, at which time Mr.. High will
enter upon his new duties.
Little Toe worth rive ThOusand-Bill
Valseloplos, a Greek laborer, estimates
his little toe is worth $4,000 in a suit FOR
damages filed against the Union Pacific
railroad Wednesday. Vaseloplos was
working on a steam shovel at Seymour
In some manner a portion of the ma
chinery ran over his toe. severing 1t and
b~ruising his foot. He asserts the man
in charge OF the machinery was respon-
sible for the accident.
Bishop Hare Goes TO IndiAns-Rt Rev
w. II. Hare, D. D., of Sioux Falls, Episco.
pal bishop for the state of South Dakota
spent Wednesday in Omaha en- route &c
the PIN Ridge Indian reservation ir
western South Dakota, where a lare In
dian convocation will be held. The meet
ing will begin Friday and continue thret
days. over 1000 Indians from both tn,
Dakotas are expected TO be present, tn,
convocation TO be purely an Episcopa
affair. The convocation will be held fif,
teen miles north OF Merriam, Ne5.
Address on Sionism-Assistant Distrlc
Attorney zolotkoff Of Chicago will lecture
on the work Of the ZionIsts at Fraternit!
hall. Eighteenth and Harvey streets, Thurs
day night, the lecture to be public. Zionisn
has for its object the establishment of
legally assured and publicly recognized
home for Jewish people In Palestine, wher,
Jews who cannot or will not assimilat
with the surroundings in the midst of othe
nations will nave a national home of thei
own. They have formed organizations al
over the world and Mr.. Zolotkoff is at tn
head of the Western Zionist federation.
Sister Of ". H. RECORD Diss-W.
McCord was called to st. Joseph Tuesda!
by the news Of the death OF his sister
Mrs. Frank NJ. Rumbold Of st. Louis,
former resident of Omaha. For the las
two weeks Mrs Rumbold had been crit
ically i'll and1a few weeks ago was takeI
to the home of her mother at st. Joseph
NhIOltt lilulktcllbit ollOnNh w illNtHNlllh
poisoning, was the cause OF her death
Or. and Mrs. Rumoold made their HON
at the buckingham hotel in st. Louis an
Mrs. James McCord. her mother. is tn
widow of the late millionaire wholesal
merchant of st. Joseph.
New Railroad Headquartsrs-Omaha /
to be headquarters for a railroad compan
which proposes to build a line from Hold
rege to Kearney, with branches to othe
towns. The articles of Incorporation wer
filed with the county clerk Wednesday
The main office Of the company will D
in Omaha, but IT may establish branc
offices in other places as the board @
directors see fit. The capital stock of tn
company is S25O,OOO, but the privileg
is retained TO increase the amount {
S2,5O0.00. T. Z. Brady, an attorney
Charles D.. stanton, L. o. Carlson. S. {
Nelson and J. G. Birmingham are the il
corporatoTs.
Temporary Change Of stations-v. /
Jakl, chief observer OF the weather 81
reau service at Huron, S. D., Is in Oman
on Il visit to his old home, having ten
porarily changed stations by the ap
prevail Of the chief OF the weather burea
with V. E. Robbins. assistant observer &