Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-14
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vote for ID. A. n. Chass-all wards.
Gifts for STANDARDIZATION Jeweler.
DR.. Ewing Brown, 500 Brandsis bldg.
Smoke Rouse for Smokes, s1e S. 18th
Rudolph =. swoboda, Public Accountant.
Rinshart, photographer, 18th & Farnam.
Equitable L~ifs-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. IL. ID. Nicely, manager, Omaha,
W. II. Thomas, 500 First National Bank
Bldg, lends money on Omaha real estate
in sums Of $500 TO $4,000 Prompt service.
Keep Your Money and vaiuablss in a
safe deposit box In the American Safe De-
posit Vaults In the Bee building; 81 rents
a box. F. G. Hamer, president.
Paying for . Home is as easy as paying
rent. Nebraska Savings and Loan Asso-
citation will show the way. Board OF Trade
building. Sixteenth and Farnsm streets.
Serves . Two weeks Notaoe-Ray e.
Merrill, a grain broker, notified his GUS
mers that he will discontinue business at
the end of that time and for hem to draw
down their balance Mr.. Merrill will re-
main in Omaha in another business.
Rabbi Cohn Addresses B'nai B'rith-Dr.
Frederick Cohn, rabbi OF Temple Israel,
will address Mckinley lodge. 1. o. B. B.,
at its lodge rooms Sunday at 2:SO p. m.
Page Will Talk Municipal Reform
Commissioners E. c. Page will address the
Omaha Philosophical society Sunday at
3 o'clock p. m. in Baright hall, Nineteenth
and Farnam streets, on Municipal Re-
FORM
Alleged Fugitive Arreatsd-Thomas
O'Neill, an alleged fugitive from Justice
from Deadwood. S. D., was picked up on
the street Saturday afternoon by Officers
Murphy and Ring. O'Neill is charged with
assault upon a Deadwood man in a saloon
Of which O'Neill was a bartender there
some time ago.
Clean Your walks or suffer-"Keep
your walks free from snow and Ice is the
order the police are issuing to downtown
merchants and offices. In cases where the
notice is not complied with the officers
have instructions to arrest the offenders,
who will be prosecuted under the city ordi-
nance that covers the case.
Estate OF Edwin Raney-Edwin Haney
died intestate, leaving an estate worth
3O,5OO, according to Mrs. Inez Haney.
his widow, and William p. Haney, a son,
who filed a petition in county court Satur-
day morning making these statements and
asking that Mrs. Haney be appointed ex-
%ecutrlx, as will undoubtedly occur.
City Mission for Polling Place-City
Clerk Butler will designate the City mis-
sion as the polling place in the Third pre-
cinct of the Eighth ward. The polling
place In this precinct was formerly located
close TO the mission, but 1t could not be
secured this spring, and Miss Magee told
the clerk he could use the mission IL he
would positively assure her that no LIQUOR
would be sold on the premises.
Bacchus Raided on His Throne-By
throwing a rock through a rear window
of Ed Rothery's temple of Bacchus, at III
South Fourteenth street, a thirsty burglar
gained entrance and helped himself to
some of the liquid contents of the drink
emporium and then left with % worth OF
change which he found in the cash drawer.
The Bacchanalian visitor called at the
place after closing hours Friday night.
Dead Day for pramas-There was no
hearing Saturday either Of the great Ben.
son melodrama before Judge Sutton or the
suit of Rankin against the Street Railway
company before Judge Day. Both cases
were put over until Monday. Colonel
Pratt's suit to void his wife's antenuptiaI
settlement has gone over for two weeks,
General Gown is about done his voIumi-
nous reading of the testimony In the di-
vorce trial.
Six Men in Criminal Oourt-Six men
we're arraigned before Judge Sears in the
criminal branch OF district court Saturday
morning. OF these the most important case
Is that of Henry Brown. a negro accused
OF the murder of Sam White February p
Brown. like the others, pleaded not guilty
but, unlike them, he was able to provide
himself with counsel. The others included
j. b. Wallace, charged with forgery
Charles Johnson, having a Jimmy in his
possession; John Ell, Michael Hedrick and
Arthur Hall, burglarizlng the Farrell Gro.
Gerry company
Man Asks Divorce, wife Poor Cook
Cruelty was the favorite allegation in di.
vorce proceedings initiated Saturday morn
ing In district court, although one husband
set up that his wife was a poor cook and
he could not eat the viands which she fur.
nished for the table. Another man charged
that his wife insisted on his maintaining
in sloth and Incidence her 2S-year-old son
who is able, but too lazy, TO work. Those
suing for freedom include Max Burnstein
against Sarah Burnstein. John NJ. Stinsor
against Julia Stinson, Mary Rish against
Charles Rish. and Sadie Williams against
Frank Williams. In the last case Mrs
Williams files ar answer and cross petit.
tion.
Baby's Boots and Beer Bottles stolen
Baby's boots and beer bottles were two OF
the articles for the theft of which men
were arraigned In police court Saturday
morning. John Reider will serve fifteen
days in jail for stealing a case of bottles
that had once contained the golden liquid
while Frank Jankowski OF Twenty-slxth
and Arbor streets will have to work out a
fine of s. and costs which he could moi
pay. He was arrested Friday afternoon
on suspicion OF having stolen a pair OF
children's shoes, which were recovered
from his possession. In both cases the sen.
fences involved cash values that were hall
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