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BUILDING PERMITS.

Nicolas Burnett, 81 Sixth avenue
dwelling, brick, 5000.
s.. Kammin, 60 Ferry street, store and
dwelling. frame, 5000.
NJ. ~Heddenberg, 1913 Hawkins street,
alterations, dwelling. frame. $40.
City of Newark. Astor and Sherman
avenues, alteration. wagon shed, frame,
$3.50.
st. Columba's Church, South street
and Pennsylvania avenue. moving con-
vent. $500.
James r. Sayre, SCI Broad street, al
iteration store and dwelling, brick, $500.
Doughty & Gold, 80 Ferry street,
stable and shed. $50.
George Weingarth, 6S Bergen street,
alteration, dwelling. $500.
NJ. S. Work & Co, 345 Ogden street,
alterations, factory, 5000.
Leslie B. White, 15 White terrace,
dwelling, frame, $4,000.
Joseph Smith, "a landlord street,
dwelling. frame, 1880.
Otto Bros. 64 Bergen street, al
iteration, office. 300.
B.. j. Marley. 20S Runyon street, al
terations, dwelling, frame, $3.50.
Albina Eppenger IS ST. James place,
alteration, dwelling, 81, 200.
w. d. Crane, 1911 Mulberry street,
warehouse and stable, brick, $4,000.
H. j. Sommer Company, Hamburg
place, alteration. shed. frame, SIS.
Angelo F%reslone, 379 Chestnut street,
warehouse. frame, SIS.
Julius Wagner, jr, 2S9-291 Camden
street, alterations, shop, frame, 500.
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THE STAR AT THE
SUMMER RESORTS.

Before you leave town for the sum-
mel leave an order with your local
~newsdealer to mail you the STAR"
Morning or Evening. or both.
The STAR" morning and evening
editions. are on sale at the following
stands:
ATLANTIC CITY-John A. Majane, 10
Goodwill avenue.
ASRUEY J. Smith. Main
street and Madison avenue, }. q. Har-
rison, MnttisOn avenue. near post
office; H.. A. Borden, Madison avenue,
corner Bond streets IL. Brylawski, 206
Main street; Union News Company,
ALLENHURsT AND DEAL-H. G. John
son and Union News Company at
Atlantic HIGHLANDs-G. G. Jenkin-
Company at depot.
ANON-C. d.. Snyder, Main street. =.
nELEonD-w: W. Morris, Jr:
BELMAR-E. j. Seymour, II. Weinstein,
j. SiIverstein. Union News Company
nRanIEY BEAcH-N. Poland. aos
Main street, or address e. j. Smith,
News stand. Main street and Mnttison
avenue. Asbnry Park, for delivery.
EAST LONG BRANCH-Jack Murphy
opposite depot; Union News Company
ELBERON-Mrs. L. n postofice,
Union News Company, At depot.
ROVER. IL south
street; John It. McChesney, Main
street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News Company. a.
depot; John +. Mullery.
i<EANSBURG-John Hay.
NEYP0RT-E. r.. Kline, mt postOficeI
John Brewer.
LONG BRANCH-J. II. Harrison, y. =
Disbrow. Union News Company, a
depot.
MATAWAN-J. Brewer. Union New,
Company. mt depot.
MONMOUTH REACH--Union New,
Company, al depot.
MANASQUAN-The Cook Company.
NORTH ASBURUY PARK-Union New
Company. mt depot.
OCEAN GR0VE-O. F. TOmplkins 4
SON. c. NJ. Smith. "rhe Book store"
POINT PLEASANT-UniOn News Com
pnny. mt depot.
PERTH AMBOY-MOore Bros. UniOi
News Company. at depot.
RED BANK. II. Tetley & SON. BrOas
street; +. w. MOselle, Broad street
Union News Company. at depot.
SEA GiRT--UniOn News Company. n
depOt.
Observation-Disclosures News Company. a
depot.
sEwAREN-Union News Company. n
depot.
WEST END-JOhn A. Mcclure Brfgh,
ton avenue, Unien News Company. n
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FILED.

These contracts hav been filed In
the county clerks office:
E. Fischer. owner, with P. Horsh,
contractor, mason, 81, 700; Brookdale
avenue. Same owner. with A. Fischer,
contractor, carpenter, $4,000; same
premises.
w. Barton, owner, with j. Masken-
son & Son. contractors, mason, sS25;
Renshaw avenue. East Orange. Same
owner, with Louis Koeck, contractor
plumbing, S720; same premises. Same
owner. with J. Farrell, contractor
carpenter, 2,343; same premises.
J. Aapieuza, owner, with c. Maccia
contractor. erect building, $3.50; 99s
South Orange avenue.
c.. Ross, owner, with H.. McElena
contractor, erect building, 1867; West
Orange.
Zacher & Rurrle. owners, with J
Engle. contractor. painting, $27S; ST.
1913 South Nineteenth street.
+. Ward, owner, with j. KatZ. con
tractor, painting. 1925; South Grove
street, East Orange.
NJ. G. Gerth, owner, with A. Lewis &
Sons, contractors, mason, $S10.56; Mead
street. Same owner with N. Jensen
contractor, carpenter, $2,050; same
premises.
A. Jatman, owner, with ]. Steinberg
contractor, iron work, $210.85; Fair
mount avenue.
]. Koch, owner. with G. Trautwein
contractor, carpenter, $5,147; 516 Gin
ton avenue
N. Kastner, owner, with Moshowit7
& Axel. contractors, carpenter, $3.50
74-76 Commerce street. Same owner
with d. NJ. Elm, contractor, plumbing
etc. 5000; same premises.
f. S. Mitchell. owner, with E. d
Ring. contractor, erect building. Sill,
961: Ridgewood avenue Glen Ridge.
J. Il. Mills. owner, with G. H. Wer
ner. contractor, plumbing and heat
ing. 1893; Renshaw avenue, Eas
Orange.
l.. De Napoli. owner, with III. Smo
lansky, contractor. erect building. 81,
1875; 255-257 Camden street.
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HOUSE COMMITS
SION REPORT.

Plans approved by the Board of
Tenemnt House Supervision for week
ending July 10, 1908:
NEWARK.
Albert j. Schlueter, 21-23 Alexander
street, one three-story frame. $11 ,000.
Heyman Denberg, 113 Montgomery
street. n four-story frame, altera-
ton, 81 1000. H.. Rosenthal. III South
Orange avenue. one three-story brick,
alteration. $500. Donate Rizzolo. u
Sixth avenue one four-story brick,
alteration, $500. Charles Bagnole. 30
Sixth avenue. n three-story frame,
alteration. $500. Joe Mann, 1873 Court
street, one three-story frame. altera-
ton, $500. Thomas A. Peabody, 150-152
Broad street. one four-story brick,
$25, 900. Ernest Fischer, 99-101 Brook
dale e one three-story frame.
$6, 900. George 3. Anderson. 301 Wash
ington street. one three-story frame,
IS, 900. Peter Scheppach, 229 South Or
ange avenue, one three-story brick,
$4,000. Union Building Company. cor
ner Orange and Fifth streets, one four
story brick, $685. 900.
ELIZABETH.
H. Brodman, 70 South Second street,
one three-story frame. alteration, 5000.
HOBOKEN.
Elizabeth Monahan, 1W Jackson street,
one four-story brick, alteration, $500.
Charles Fall, 917-919 Clinton street, two
bricks, $40. 200.
PASSAIC.
andre Janiga, Is Fourth street. n
two-story frame. $4,000. Peter Schnei-
der, 81 jackson street, one three-story
frame. So, 900. Max Alper, northwest
corner Vreeland and Madison avenues,
one three-story frame, $4,000.
PATTERSON.
Samuel Cohn. S7-S9 Jersey street, one
brick. $40 900.
HARRISON.
J. Finkelstein, 312 Cross street, one
three-story frame, alteration. $500.
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.


Charles E.. Olsen to Anna I. Knapp
ct al, west side South Nineteenth
street, $50 feet north from Twelfth
avenue, $500.
Charles E.. Schulz to Thirteenth
Ward Building and Loan Association,
east side South Seventh street, 200 feet
north from Fifteenth venue, $4,000.
Joseph C. Loew to Charles A. Feick,
north side Delaney street, east side
Van Buren, street. $4,000.
Aaron w. Reeve to Louis c. Walker,
east side Belmont VENUE. $50 feet
northeast from Bigelow street. $4,000.
Charles Selvage to George V. Aschen-
bach (executor), northeast corner
Seventh and Hawthorne avenues,
81, 75S.
Charles e. Schulz to William Wag-
ner, east side South Seventh street, 200
feet north from Court street, 5000.
Louis c.. Sturm to Joseph Amberg.
west side South Fourteenth street. 424
feet north from Avon avenue, $500.
Carmine Padula to Ernest D'Aquila,
northeast side Ferry street, centre wall
division 24-26 Ferry street, $1,000.
Charles Loebel to Joseph Densky ct
al, west side Seymour avenue, $50 feet
north from Runyon street, $500.
August G.. Baudistel to Charles Book,
west side Hayes street. 276 feet from
corner Springfield avenue, $1,000.
Giovanni Evangelista to Phoenix
Building and Loan Association, south
side Hawthorne avenue. east side Hun
terdon street, $4,000.
Catherine English and husband to
Security Savings Bank, south side Or
ange street, 40 feet west from Essex
street, $500.
Margaret Theme and husband to
William w. Trimpi. west side Sey-
mour avenue, 1872 feet south from Avon
venue $4,000.
Angelo Tamburri to Anthony VALID
ron, south side Academy street. 1852 fee
west from Wickliffe street, $4,000.
Peter Rolandelli to Joseph P. Nc
Govern, northeast corner Winthrop
street and Summer avenue. $4,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Horace P. Wildman to Fidelity Build
ing and Loan Association, %Irvington
south side Clinton avenue, % feet wes'
from Grace street, $4,000.
John B Mills to Edward S. Pierson
East Orange, north side Renshaw ave
nue., 260 feet west from Arlington ave
nue., $500.
Adelaide e. O'Meara and husband T.
Bloomfield Trust Company, Glen Ridge
Woodland avenue, southwest corner O
7. E. Hayes lot. $4,000.
Henry S. Williams to George c. Free
man, Belleville, east side Washington
avenue, rs feet north from land o
James T. Speer (deceased), $1,000.
Clarence Doe to Patrick H. Gilhooly
Orange, south side fremont place, ives
side land of Emily Woodruff. $3.50.
William Goss to Pauline ]. Martin
East Orange, west side Norwood street
205 feet north from Maple avenue
81, 500.
Same to same. same property, $500.
William G.. lust to George Bechtold
sr., Belleville, east side Union avenue
It's feet east from land of Amelia ]
Mace, $500.
John Fl. Witthuhn to Henry B.. Hal
sey, South Orange, northwest sid
Prospect street, 20 feet northeast from
Sherman place, $500.
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900 M WILL
BE BUILT AT HOBOKEN,

HOBOKEN. July 15.vThe Public
Service Corporation will erect a mann
moth terminal station here for it's troll
Icy car service, with a capacity for
handling 10, 900, 900 passengers a year,
1t will be at the junction of the Lacka-
wanna and McAdoo terminals. 1t will
be a three-story building of brick, con-
crete. steel and ornamental limestone,
and the estimated cost is $500. 900. The
lower fioor will be for the subway
traffic, the main floor for the surface
lines and ferry passengers and the tor
floor for the elevated road traffic. II
will be a fireproof structure and work
on it will begin in September.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK


Chauntey G. Parker (spec trus)
to Jas X. Franks, W S Morris
ay, 200 # n fr Cabinet st, Cox
lO0
Anna |. Knapp and hus ct al to
Chas. e. Olsen, W S S. 18th st,
So # n fr 18th av, 25x100........
VIM. Wagner to Chas. e. Schulz,
G S S. 18th st, 200 IT n fir 18th
av, 25x100
Herman Wittel to Helen Jedell,
W S Peshine av, SGT TT s FIR
Waverly pl, 25x125 ..............
Isabella Aschenbach ct al to
Chas. Selvage, n e cor Hazel
and Hawthorne ayes, 25x110....
Chas. Franks to Clara Hart, S $
Book av. 203 TT w FIR Seymour
av, 25Xl0G
Emma Schmidt and hus ct al to
August p. Baudestel, w S Hayes
St. ,276 it fr cor Springfield av,
2SXlO5
Daniel Il. Hervey to Peter ola
deli, g s Summer av, 81 IT n fir
Winthrop st. 22x100 .............
Joseph P. McGovern to same, n e
cor Winthrop and Summer
ayes, 61X95
IIatters' Fur Exchange to same.
n c o Winthrop and summer
ayes, G1X95
Anthony Waldron to Angelo
Tamburri, s $ Academy st, 1872
# W fir Wickliffe st. 22X101.....
John w. Hopper to Anna Steiger,
e s Richmond st, 1872 1T s fr
Bank st, 25x90
Edwin II. Martin to Chas. c.
McCraith, salt meadow, e $ fir
Great Island, $ W cor Abraham
Courts's lot, containing 4 acres
TOWNSHIPS.
Frank II. Sommer (Sherif) to
Niolette NJ. Franks. Irvington,
5 s Clinton av, % fit w fr Grace
st. 25x10S l
Violette NJ. Franks n husband
to Horace p. Wildman, Irving
ton. same property .........,..
A. Voorhees, Cakes to Maud r.
Schsnck, $. Orange, n s Maple
wood av, 211 IT $ fir Beach st,
Modern Building Co. to Emma ID.
Bloom, Glen Ridge. e S Ridge
wood av, 50 fl n fir Sunset av.
5Ox100
' Waller T. Wallace to Adelaide
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MRS. ICE IS SUMMER BRIDE.To-BE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Mrs.
Jennie Ice, 80 years old. of 1877 Girard
avenue, and Bernard Harmon. 81. Of
207 New street. will be married this
month. Hartman. a real estate opera
tor, became a widower six weeks ago.
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FALSE TEETH OFFICIALLY BANNrD

WASHINGTON, July 15.-False teeth
now bar metropolitan police and d;s
trict fire department applicants. The
commissioners have Issued an order TO
this effect. establishing a precedent.
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w0oDsTOwN's BIG POTATO CROP.

WOODSTOWN, July 15.-Farmers
about here are rejoicing at probably the
largest crop they ever had, which has
grown in spite of the drought.
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FREAL ESTATE
Special Real Estate Days--Tuesdays and fridays

f. O'Meara, Glen Ridge, CEN
tire Woodland av, S W cor I. Z.
Hayes lot, containing 81 LOO
+
Emil II. Fickinger to Grace NJ.
Kluge, Montclair, e $ Edgemont
road, 100 # e fr Watching av,
5Oxl00
Margaret Benson ct al (exrs) to
Arthur F. Benson, Glen Ridge,
W s Sherman av, $40 fit n fr W.
Belleville av, 69x165. .............
Bloomfield Cemetery Co. to Mabel
Y. Edwards. Bloomfield, $ $
Franklin st, w frN Berkeley pL
o0Xl55
Same to same, Bloomfield, same
property
Mary l.. Honeyman to same,
Bloomfield, same property.
Philip j. Bowers ct al to Domen-
leo Aprie. Montclair, W s VIII
lowdale av, 101 TT S fr Wood
land av, 25x111...................
Catharine Dunn to Vincent S.
milford, Montclair, centre Cross
st, n e cor Patrick Coyle's lot,
5OXl25
Simeon H. Robinson ct al to Law
renee E. Koeher, West Orange,
n e s Pilot pl, 220 TT n W fir
Valley I'd, 40x115. ..............
Same to Charles Kocher, West
Orange, n e S Pilot pl, 26O IT
II W FIR Valley I'd, 40x115
Same to same, West Orange, n .
S Pilot pl, 300 TT n W fir Valley
I'd, 40x115
Mary McDonough to Laurena b.
Ansley, Montclair, Centre Park
st, n fr lands of Hy F. Turtle.
40x20O
Same to same. Montclair, Centre
Park st. Il 1T n fir lands Hy F.
Turtle, 30x250
Charles L. Vought to Cleveland
Perry. Bloomfield. S S Newark
av, 1876 # e fir Franklin st, 60xS0
Cleveland Perry to Charles 7.
Vought, Bloomfield, same prop
eEIy
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STORES o SALE.

GROCERY; ice cream, candy and tobacco; goo,
IoSa.l9n; hi1zaoeth; price reasonable. Address
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
Atlantic Highlands.
- - - 1900

Atlantic Highlands.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
OCEAN VIEW.
Free excursion to Ocean View on Sunday,
July 10, 1908, to inspect our bungalow sites. s75
and u: size 25x14s; $40 down, IS monthly; NO
pitch tent as soon as you have $40 paid on your
contract; boat leaves Pier 10. North River. foot
Cedar St. New York. 10 a. m. For ticket APP
ply to SHOAL HARBOR INDUSTRIES. 141
evening till 5 o'clock.
BetIeviIle.
CONNELL. 113 Washington av.. Belleville.
Established 1893.
WRITE FOR PRICE AND TERMS ON OUR
AND BATH HOUSES READY FOR &C
CUPANCY; AT HILTONIA. TWENTY MIN
UTES FROM BROAD M MARKET SITS,
FTVE-CFNT
PAYMENTS ABOUT SAME AS RENT.
II l. AN q CO..
73S o ST.
I~rvington.
GsTRTh
ss AV.. ~IRVINGTON.
HAVE YOU property to rent or self Sea
Irvington Centre.
West Orange.
VISIT beautiful Washington Park building lots:
easy terms; take West Orange trolley 10
property. RANDALL. 257 Main ST., Orange.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
Bradley Beach.

BEACH-For rent. lo-room f,r.
nished house; bedrooms; sk blocks from
ocean; season, $500. or will sell. ovrS.
GuNAGAN. All Newark av. " o"n~'
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
CITY.

SMALL houses In Newark or Beileville for
free and clear lots in West Orange and
cash; submit property. Address s. H, Boz
so, Star office.
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FARMS FOR SALE

IF YOU waht a good farm cheap, then coma
TO me; | can sell you one for less than COST
or opllainss on them; open every week day:
CHAs. e. TINsMAN. Dunellen. n. J.. "
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Concrete Construction.
WILL build you a reinforced concrete S-roon,
house, your own plans If desired. absolutely
water and ~freprCof. for $1,000 up; Long Island.
New Jersey, or Westchester County. For par
ticulars address THOMAS A. LARKIN. Is West
42d St. suite sos; phone 495-Bryant.
JObbinE.
and small house carpenter work dons
at reasonable prices. JAMES T. ROWE. $50
bergen st. Newark, N, ].
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West Orange.

WANTED-Five young married men TO pur~
chase certain land in West Orange: most de-
sirably situated for pleasant homes; price low:
terms accommodating. BENEDICT, Park Hotel.
Orange.
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STORES. OFFICES. ETC. TO LET.
STORE and fiat at 53l Ferry St suitable for
a drug store, saloon or grocery.
nORRlGEW & SCMEIDER
All UNION BUILDING.
MULBERRY ST. 41i-Fish store. or good for
shop, fronting on two streets; rent
$40 per month. Inquire store on corner. Mr.,
LEIBIG, ]. Casale & Sons.
DESK RoOM-Union Building; s.; stenographer
telephone. Address T., Box 10, Star Office.
DESK RoOM-s5; stenographer and telephone.
WALKER. 142 Market st.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR Ex-
CHANGE.
WILL exchange a business property on Spring.
field av., Newark. leased for 5000 ner vear for
a one-fafnily house in East Orange; state loca-
ton ana price. Address s.. Box 40, Star Office.
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Stables.

BRICK STABLE, two wagon sheds. elact,..
light IL stalls; near Market and Broad a. |.
rent $40. r. w. McDONoUGH. 77s Broad AZ
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EXCHANGE COLUMN.

"A FAIR EXCHANGE IS NO ROBBERY"
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STORES. OFFICES. ETC. TO LET.
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Lofts.

HoFIs WITH POWER AND STEAM HEAT.
40 LAWRENCE ST. WASHINGTON
WILSON.
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TO LET-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

FOR R~ENT-Corner hotel. near railroad sta
St, Avondale. N. J. "~"'1'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
LoUP W PLAN AGAIN
Question Calls for appointment OF
Committee by CONNER
cial Club.

Once more Omaha business men are to
take up the Loup river power proposition
and ascertain the practicability Of promot-
ing the enterprise which has agitated engi-
neers, promoters, capitalists, city councils
and commercial organizations for a num-
Der Of years.
c. NJ. Wilhelm, ]. A.. Sunderland and w.
H. Bucholz lev been appointed on a
special committee by the Commercial club
and asked to take the matter up at once
and see what can be done in developing a
water power plant which will furnish cleo
trio power for Omaha at a lower rate than
any steam plant can furnish It.
''In appointing this committee the exc
cutive committee Of the club does not wish
to imply that the present price Of power in
Omaha is too high" said J. NJ. Guild,
commissioner Of the Commercial club. 1--WE
believe power is furnished in Omaha as
cheap as 1t is in any city where it is used
for manufacturing purposes, but II there Is
a possibility Of getting 1t cheaper. we want
to get 1t.
at Is a fact that no industry or factory
has ever been kept from coming to Omaha
because of the high price of power. A
rate has always been made which was sat.
isfactory, but If this water power PROPOSE.
ton is worthy of attention. we want tC
know it and perhaps the extremely low
price of power will be an inducement fol-
Industries coming to Omaha"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
WALLACE BROATCH is DEAD
Omaha Man in the Philippines, Cap
tain of Marine Corps, Ends
HIa Career.

Captain J. Wallace Broatch. son of Cap
tain and Mrs. w. J. Broatch OF Omaha,
died at Manila Thursday.
This meager Information came in a ca
blegram to r. B. Howell of Omaha Thurs
day morning, without any OF the particu-
lars of the death. Mr.. Howell, an inti-
mate friend of the family, did not know
Captain Broatch had been sick and could
throw no more light on the case than that
contained in the cablegram.
Captain Broatch was about SS years of
age and the only child OF former Mayor
Broatch of Omaha. He had had a
successful military career and had hosts
Of friends and admirers in Omaha, wheAe
he was known since childhood, His par
ents, who have been back to their old home
in West Virginia on a visit, are now enroute
to Omaha and, Mr.. Howell says, are not yet
aware Of their sons death.
1T will be a severe blow to them, as
they were so devoted to their son." said
Mr.. Howell.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
RIGHTS OF DIVORCED MAN
Court Rules He Cannot he Held for
Needless Bills Contracted
by wife.

A wife separated from her husband UNI
der an agreement she shall receive an al
lowance cannot try to corner the dress
goods market and hold her husband for
the expense, according to a decision handed
down by County Judge Leslie Thursday.
The decision was in the suit brought by
Rupert La Book against Michael Doll and
Mrr. Doll for $3.50. Mr.. and Mrs. Doll were
living apart and Mrs. Doll was receiving
a regular allowance from her husband.
According to the evidence she made the
round Of dressmakers, dry goods stores.
jewelry shops and furniture stores and
bought so lavishly she soon had approxi-
mately sl,iOO charged up against her hus-
band. La Book was one OF the creditors
and he brought suit seeking to hold Mr..
Doll. Judge Leslie decided the bills were
not contracted for necessaries OF life and
the husband could not be held. He gave
judgment against Mrs. Doll.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
TRIO OF BANKRUPTCY CASES
Omaha Man Files Voluntary Petition
and Local Firms Are Credi-
tors of Others.

Samuel Wines, laborer of Omaha, has filed
his voluntary petition In bankruptcy in the
limited States district court. He schedules
his liabilities at S1,1s0.2S and his assets at
$50.
The creditors of Niels johnson, a mer-
chant of Chester, Thayer county, have
asked the United States district court that
he may be declared bankrupt. The petit
TONERS are the Byrne & Hammer Dry
Cry Goods company Of Omaha, whose
claim amounts to $780, %; ]. A. Ruhl Cloth
ing company of st. Louis, with a claim Of
$213.75 and the American 5obbing company
of New York. with claims Of 1854 The
petition alleges hat the bankrupt has con-
verted some Of his property for the bene-
fit of preferred creditors. to the sacrifice
of tine interests of the petitioners.
Certt In creditors of the Fa~wcett-Carney
Candy company of Norfolk ave petitioned
the United States district court that the
firm may be declared bankrupt. The
liabilities of the concern are estimated at
0,0OO. The petitioners make ihe usual
allegation that the bankrupt has converted
certain Of his property to favored creditors,
thus jeopardizing the interests of the petit
toners.