Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07

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Omaha Electric works repairs elevstor.
HinehArt' photographers 18th q Farnam.
Heyn, photo, removed to 18th q Howard
Equitable Ldfs-Policiesy sight drafts At
maturity. IL ID. Nicely, manager, Omaha
George =. Moore is now with the
Union Quitting Co, is15-17-ls Farnam 81.
Keep your money and v~aluables In the
American Safe Deposit vaults in the Bee
building. Boxes rent from q to SIG.
stock subscriptions In the Nebrasra sav.
ing & Loan Assn from 10000 20 1900 "A
earn dividends Of 9 per cent. Board OF
Trade Bldg.
Postal Reosipts Are Larger-The postal
receipts at the Omaha postoffice for the
month Of June. 1909, were s7s as
against $50. s36,7s for the month Of Juno
1905 showing an increase Of s1o.sslss or
II per cent.
500 Elks GO 60 Los AngoIss-A marty
OF Sioux City Elks, enroute TO the annual
convention at Los Angeles, passed through
Omaha Monday afternoon. ]. U. Sam
mis-, candidate for grand exalted ruler OF
the order, was one Of the party.
Mrs. Sarah Runklss IL suried-rhe flu
neral of Mrs. Sarah RunklOs. widow of
Gabe Runkles, who was a proofreader for
The Bee for many years, was held Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The service
took place at 1901 North fifth
street and interment was In Prospect Hill
cemetery.
Lincoln concern q Rankrupt-Proceed-
ings In involuntary bankruptcy have been
filed in United States district court against
the Eureka Manufacturing company OF Lin
coin' by the Union Central Life Insurance
company, Miller, Paine and r. A. Nc
CARNEY, all of Lincoln. The Eureka com
pany had been in the hands Of a receiver.
Just for y Little Thing like Tnat-Be-
cause, he alleges, she threw a saucer at
him, tried TO split his head with an ice
pick, swept his sisters face with a broom
and threw a trunk down stairs, finally
telling him she didn't love him any more,
and threatening to kill him on sight, James
j. Mccarthy has asked for a divorce from
his wife, Margaret, to whom he was mar
ried eleven years ago.
Tekamah Invites TO Eaoss-P. M. Conk-
lin and l.. r.. Wilson have been elected to
membership in the Commercial club By
the executive committee. An invitation
from the Tekamah Commercial association
was received urging attendance at Te-
kamah one day during the race meet, July
1916. Reciprocal relations were estab-
llSntu Win Tue CoHiiuSISldl Clup VI MIS-
soula, Mont.
Noise Made Man Disrobe-The noise
and excitement OF the Fourth was too
much for Harry Haughey. 171O Jackson
street. When things became too fierce and
fiery he started to disrobe in his front
yard. But Patrolman Brinkman hove in
sight in time to prevent a new kind OF
Fourth Of July shock, and took the man
to jail. Haughey was fined 81 and costs
for his celebration.
Arguments in Gross oase-Arguments
on the exceptions to the master in chan
cery's report in the case of Gross against
Gross in the matter OF the settlement and
distribution Of estate are being heard before
Judge w, II. MunEerAn the United States
circuit court. The case has been pending
in the federal courts OF Nebraska since
1899 in some form or the other. Ex-senator
w. v. Allen OF Madison appears as attor-
ney for some of the lftigants.
Arson Charge Fails Flat-Dan Haley,
arrested and charged with arson, the cas-,
being that of the C. w. Hull company.
stables Saturday afternoon, went free OF
the accusation in police court after hi
preliminary hearing. Although many wit
nesses were used, the state was unable t
establish grounds for having Haley re