Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-30
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Kavs Root Print ~.
Douglas Printing Co. Both 'ohonea
smofs Rouse for smotss. s16 3. 18TH
barlow Advertising Agency, 2sO-4 Bee.
hueoiph r. swoboda, Public Accountant
Ainehart, photographer. 18TH & Farnam.
Aeyn, photoG, removed to is & Howard
Stoves Cleaned, Thos. Kiipatricks glove
DEPT
Wen go on your bond Turkinston
So2 Bee Bldg. Tel. Dous. 1859. A-2slO.
Equitable Lifs-Polieies. sight draft. nj
maturity. H. ID. Nicely. manager. Omaha
windStOrm Insurance., $3.50 per thou
sand. See w. e. Palmer, Son & Co, Bran
deis Bldg. Phone Douglas 20.
Brotherhood Of st. Andrsw-The regular
meeting of the Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew
viii be held this evening at Trinity ca
thedral.
a safs deposit box in the American Safe
Deposit Vaults in the Bee building af-
fords absolute safety for money and in
surance papers: 81 rents a box.
Farewell for Dr. Joseph Psrcival-Dr
Joseph Perclval, Governor shallenberger's
appointee to the superintendency OF the
Norfolk asylum. will be given a farewell
reception tonight in the Tel Jed sokol hall
on South Thirteenth street. A general in
vitation IL extended to the Bohemian peo-
pie.
Junksters Coming TO omaha-Mayor
Dahlmsn was notified Friday morning that
the legislative committee on buildings and
property would visit Omaha Saturday for
the purpose Of viewing the deaf institute
and deciding upon how large an appropria-
ton will be necessary for the next two
years. There are thirteen legislators on the
committee. ,
Albert q. 0uilder Gets Divorce-AIber
S. Guilder, who sued for a divorce from
Amelia r. Guilder, charging desertion. was
awarded a decree by Judge Troup OF the
district court Friday. A new divorce petit
ton Is that of Jennie s. Ritter against Ar
thur S. Ritter. The plaintiff charges failure
to provide maintenance and extreme cru
city.
J. =. Carpenter Insurance HearinR-A
motion for a new trial is being argued by
the attorneys for the widow of Joseph
Frank Carpenter of the Carpenter Paper
company. Mrs. Carpenter sued the Royal
League for 1900 insurance and a verdict
was directed for $l,527s0. The plaintiff
still hopes to get the larger sum named
and interest. The motion Is being heard by
Judge Day.
Charity workers CONVENTIONAL the
charitable, educational and philanthropic
organizations in Omaha, thirty-two in
number, will be represented at a general
meeting called for Wednesday afternoon in
the council chamber in the city hall. The
meeting has been called by the Associated
Charities for the purpose of perfecting a
central organization Of all institutions OF
the sort, whether Protestant, Catholic or
Jewish.
ola Ploung Gets his Mig Draft-Ola
Ploung, the Swede who was robbed OF his
pocketbook and a draft for 1890 in the red
light district night before last, and which
was subsequently recovered from a mail
box at Sixth and Pacific streets by Mail
Carrier Ittner, called at the postoffice
Friday and secured his missing property.
He was properly identified by the First
National bank authorities. through which
bank the draft was drawn.
w. y. 1ule sues the News-w. D.. Rule
filed a petition for 5000 damages against
the Daily News Publishing company Friday
afternoon. The case is based on an alleged
libel. Arthur Savard asks $3.50 damages
of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street
Railway company. Savard states that he
drove into a y" put in by the street car
company at Forty-second and Grand ave-
nue. and his buggy was upset. plaintiff
breaking two ribs. The company is held
guilty of negligence in permitting the
tracks forming the "Y" to be raised above
the street.