Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-21
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Eavs npot Frins n.
EsyB, photo, removed ia 1eth 4 Howard
sinshsrs photographs. 18th 4 Farusm
ohsmbsrg sehoes Of Dancing open
Circulars
Bond salesman required for Iowa Ad-
dress Y 74S. care Bee.
white Waiters as sohlisz. oafo-ouiok
service and courteous treatment
Equttah1n EAfs-Policies aight drafts At
maturity. II. u Nicely. manager. omaha
Miss Apna Ensy Of Riley Sisters has
gone to New York to buy additional mil
linery stock.
Diamond DICK invites the business and
professional people to attend the evening
demonstration OF the only genuine manu-
featured diamond known to science at
Myers-Dillon Drug Gu. 18th and Farnam.
1vsy Goes TO Dsar old Ltncoln-Henry
Ivey, arrested for embezzlement Of the
funds Of the street car mems union at
Lincoln, he organized. while working on
the omaha street car system as a strike
breaker, has been delivered to officers from
Lincoln and is now awaiting trial there.
Mosy Aftsr Car Jumpers-Probation
officer Bernstein wants parents in the
neigborhood Of Fortieth and Cunning to
u1Aesrstand that II they do not keep their
children from hopping cars the young
stera will be arrested and placed in the
Detention home for a spell. They take
chances on their lives every time they
hop on cars said Mogy, and II the
parents won't stop the practice we viii"
Might school POpular-Report received
from the Kellom school by Superintendent
Davidson shows that the attendance for
the second session of night school increased
from 81 to he. The foreigners Of adult age
who usually swell the attendance In the
night schools. haven't yet begun to show
up in large numbers, and are not expected
until the good weather stops outdoor work.
Alleged ~Pickpooket Arraignsd-Jack
Fosdick, charged with picking the pockets
OF John Keenan, Of $500 In a saloon. was
arraigned in police court. His preliminary
examination was set for Thursday morn
ing. Fosdiek had nothing to say of the
case at his arraignment. The detective
department has recovered S16 OF the money
alleged to have been taken by Fosdick.
MONDAY Prayer Meetings MONDAY
prayer meetings are being conducted by
Harry L. Sigler Of the Mel Trotter mission
of Grand Rapids. Mich, each day from
12;l5 to l O'Clock p. m. at the Union Gospel
mission, The. desire Is that q great many
Of the business men and those employed in
the downtown offices might Join him In
these meetings OF prayer and Bible study.
Scores of Corn Products az shcw-One
hundred and twenty products Of corn, rang
ing all the way from whisky to baby food,
will be displayed at the Corn exposition by
the Corn Products company, the so-calIed
trust. The Corn Products company has
just closed a contract for $1,000 worth OF
space at the exposition and promises to
tend one OF the best displays OF it's goods
that has ever been shown anywhere.
wife heater says Ken Ne GOOd-oscar
Payne, who has the habit of appearing
occasionally in police court to answer the
charge OF wife abandonment. has promised
TO be good again. In view of this oft re-
newed promise. Assistant County Attorney
Magney dismissed a charge Of assault and
battery against Payne in police court Wed
nesday morning. Oscar has q lot OF trouble
but he has declared quits, and has prom
ised TO devote a part OF his income toward
the support Of his wife.
Fined for ssating . EOtsi-w G. samp-
son, arrested at the Paxton hotel. Sat-
qy5ay night. was fined 500 for d~efraudins
X inn keeper, by Judge Crawford in
police court. wednesday morning. Sampson
was suspected OF drawing worthless checks,
but the county authorities did not file a
warrant against him on that charge. Samp-
son was making about $40 a week as q
solicitor and the expense Of his luxurious
appointments at the Paxton was a trlfle toe
much for him to meet,
Cain Turns over office 70 Campbell
George C. Cali OF Sioux City, retiring secre'
tary of the Missouri River Navigation con
gross, has notified william A.. Campbell, th'
incoming secretary, 70 whom he refuseS
Saturday to surrender the books and
record8 OF the office that he had SEN
these books and records to President Burke
together with Mr.. campbeI's bond. "H'
can turn them over to you when h
approves your bond" says the letter. This
II is the opinion here. viii end the contro
versy over the custody OF the books.
Graders win Finish November I-Con.
tractors working on the grading Of Nortl
Twenty-fourth street from Burt 10 Cali
fornia have promised the city engineer tina
they win have finished the job early ii
November. Latterly they have been NOV
ing the dirt pretty rapidly, disposing OF {
In a big I'm being made on the north sid
OF the Creighton university campus Tn
contract price for the work was Is cent
per yard. but II ia understood that tn
university people pre- paying 10 cents
yard for The dirt delivered on their grounds
steam Pipe BuFsta, 90 does School
Owing to the bursting of a steam pip
there was no session at the High sehoo
Wednesday. The pipe that burst Is on
Of the main leads from the boiler plan
into the school, and Il thirteen feet an
three and a half inches below the surfac