Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-29

have Root Print n.
Rudolph ?. svoboda, Public Accountant.
1inshart, photographer, 18th a Farnam.
Eeyn, photo, removed 20 18th & Howard.
\, n. Combs, expert optician. 1870 Doug.
Hquitabls Ldfe-PoIicies, sight drafts at
maturity. IL d. Nicely. manager, Omaha.
George H. Moore IL now with the
Union Quitting Co, 1sI5-i7-ls Farnam ST.
savtasg Accounts in the Nebraska saw
ings and Loan Association earn six per
cent credited s-emI-annuaIly. one dollar
starts en- account. 1903 Farnam.
divorce fer cruelty ana DISCRETION
Isador Lacey Of Omaha has filed a petition
for divorce from her husband, George
Lacey, alleging cruelty and desertion.
Suicide Due 70 xnsanity-snicide due
to temporary insanity, was the verdict rem
dered IN the c~oronsr's Jury Monday morn
ing at the Inquest over the body OF Ed
ward N. Gay, who cut his throat Satur-
day. -. ...
Domestic GETS Out on sond-Anna
Yost, a domestic charged with the theft Of
SIS from a roominS house. who has been
in the county jail for two months. has
been released on bail OF $500 by Judge
sutton -. r.
MAYOR 70 Hominats Library hoard Men
Mayor Dahlman will send TO the council
Tuesday evening for confirmation the
names Of three men to serve as members
Of the Library board for the next year.
The three members who retire July 1 are
T. L. Ringwalt, l. J. TePoel and George
Rogers. The mayor said he has not a.
yet decided upon whom he will appoint.
Justice lie BIna for q xaot-Another
proof thai Justice r. blind was brought to
light when II was discovered that the
cigar stand Of J. b.. Howard in the CORR
dor of the court house had been broken
into Sunday night and about IS worth OF
fine cigars stolen. The discriminating taste
Of the burglars was reflected in the brands
OF the cigars taken and they seem to have
been not all disturbed by their proximity
to the chambers Of The law.
Didnt Use Any Lansua@s--."'Not a bit
OF language was. used at ALL" explained
four young colored people in police court
when charged with disorderly conduct or
a Sherman avenue street car. w were
just talking" They were fined IS and cost
each. officer Ford made the arrests. Ross
Todd and Tootsie and Toney Peak of 1OS'
South Twentieth street and Henry Harvey
OF 1915 Davenport street, were the names
they gave.
Guilty, nut Didn't DO IT'S guilty
jedge, but 1 didn't steal EN-" pleaded
Claud Kelly, colOred, In police court when
charged with stealing a trunk full OF
clothes belonging to a friend. Kelly said
the clothes had been left with him and he
had pawned them TO get money when hC
was out Of work and needed food for his
family. The Judge discharged him with
the understanding that the clothes woulC
be taken out OF pawn and returned to tho
owner. Kelly lives at 10l5 Capitol avenue
Twenty-stght-Kou Cases Argued -
Arguments on the motions for new trial,
In the twenty eight-hour cases in which
the Union Pacific and Burlington are de
PENDANTS and the United States Is plaintiff
we're heard BEFORE Judge W. H.. Munger
in the United States district court and
taken under advisement. In the recen'
trials of the cases verdicts were obtained
in favor Of the government In most Of tn,
cases. and notice was given by the rail
roads of an application for new trials II
each case.
New Hammer is Dsdioatsd-A handsom,
new banner was dedicated Sunday after
noon by lodge No. 4s4 OF the Fraterna
Union Of America at its meeting. Mayo
Dahmiman, Councilman Louis Berka an,
Mrs. N. Buresh. who has been selected a
the mother Of the banner, made addresse
and President John Ylrak presided. !
quartet from the Bohemian Presbyterian
church sang America and was one Of tn,
features Of the meeting, n a chorus o
little girls dressed as brides maids ais,
sang. The afternoons program ana meet
ing were thoroughly enjoyed by q larg
number Of persons,