Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Diamonds, Rdhoim, Jswelsr.
Thomas W. Riaokburn, Lawyer.
Rudolph =. swobodA, Public Accountant
Bowman, III N. 1s. Douglas shoe. sS.50
Pa Rouxks for Quality cigars. S1s s. 18th.
ainshart, photographer. 18TH q Farnam
Or. J.. J. Poster, dentist, Continental BIN
Equitable LdfO-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. II. ID. Nicely, manager. Omaha
Electricai Wiring and Rspairs-Burgess-
Grandcn company, 1911 Howard street.
For Furnace or hot water combination
heating see Omaha Stove Repair Works,
1905 Douglas. Bell Tel. Doug. $50. Ind.
A-S621.
Divorce on Statutory orounds1John A.
Henderson has applied for a divorce from
Mary L, Henderson, alleging statutory
grounds.
Money, insurance papers ana abstracts
should be kept in a steel-lined burglar and
fireproof vault. Boxes in the American
Safe Deposit vaults, in The Bee building,
rent for only 81 a quarter.
Thief Lays IN MISUNDERSTANDING over
the roof of an adjacent building, some
sneak thief entered the tailoring establish
ment Of Harry Martin, room 20, United
States National bank building, and stole
several pairs OF trousers valued at s25.
Few Grocery Firm-A. Mindari & Co. is
the name OF a new corporation formed to
operate the grocery store of A. Mindari at
Fourteenth and Leavenworth The capital
stock is $4,000 and the incorporation are
Agostina. Teresa and Antonio Mindari and
Peter Procopio.
And Corporal Punishment Fans-Con-
vineed that he could not win an argument
from. a woman by any power OF speech and
thinking that action is stronger than
words. Phil DAVIS, 314 South Fourteenth
street. started in to whip Leona Grant with
his fists. when interrupted by Officer
Murphy and lodged In Jail. Davis was
fined $25 and costs by Judge Crawford.
Browne Han is opep-Brownell hall,
with fifty-seven boarders and eighty-five
day students, was opened for the year Mon
day. No ceremonies were conducted for the
opening day and the first formal service
will be held by Bishop Williams at st.
Matthias church next Sunday. The pupils
for the year are gathered from nearly every
state in the west and a few have come
from Chicago and the east. The new girls
have added facilities in the way Of a new
athletic field for this year.
Open House on Election Night-The
Commerciai- club has completed arrange
ments for keeping open house the night OF
the presidential election and arranged for
private wires to secure returns and abun-
dant telephone service for giving the infor.
nation out to those who call at the club
At the executive committee meeting Tues.
day It was decided to give the ministers Of
South Omaha the same privileges of the
club as are extended to Omaha ministers
and the South Omahans will be elected tc
honorary membership as their names are
proposed.
Law suit over HerItage-Mary Ryar
has applied 10 tho district court for a re.
straining order TO prevent James L. Nc
Ineiney from disposihg of property sh,
says was left to him IN trust for her by
her brother, Timothy Ryan. Her brother
died u year ago and she says he left al
estate OF $500. In order to distribute 1
equally among her two brothers. William
and John. and herself. she says he gave I
IN trust to McInerney by warranty deeC
with The understanding he was to deed it t,
tho .throea She says he has given her tw,
brothers their shares, but has not decided
her her part. She wants him restrained
uTudl sa'ercases car be Heard in Court.
Bankruptcy Prooeedings-certain cred
.tors Of the firm of rutherford & Jensen o
Omaha have filed a petition in the United
States district court asking that the firm
be declared ankrupt The petition allege
that the firm Of Rutherford & Jensen com
mlttsd an act OF bankruptcy on septembe
70, 1903, by going into the hands of a re
celver and COMPUTED other acts of bank
ruptcy while insovent, thus ieopardizin
the interests of the petitioning creditors
The petitioners with their claims are M. II
Berge & Sons company Of New York. claim
1888 p; William Campbell Wall Paper com
pany OF New Jersey, claim, $~S,562.7s. an,
Omaha Electric company, claim, Sl4.