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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
MATTERS IN THE DISTRICT COURT
John Scherer Dtsmisses His Damage
Cnae WIihnut prcinair.-

John scherer Dismisses His DamaEe
Case without Prejudice.
Following a motion on the part OF the
defense to take the case from the jury and
direct a verdict, John scherer. in district
court yesterday, dismissed his personal in
jury damage suit against the Alfalfa Meal
company, the trial OF which was begun
Wednesday. Scherer sued for 1900 for in
juries alleged to have been received while
in the employ OF the defendant company.
Judge Woodruff yesterday decided the
suit Of J. p. Matthews. guardian. against
Bert e. Nash and others in favor OF the
plaintiff. The suit was brought to set
aside the purchase of Texas land by Mrs.
Matthews, who. shortly after the transac-
ton. was adjudged to be of unsOund mind
and was committed to an asylum. h de-
cision sets aside the sale and gives the
plaintiff Judgment for the full amount paid
and interest. Nash, at the time OF the
transaction. lived in Chicago. but is now q
resident OF Des Moines. The Western Land
company Of Chicago was a party defendant.
A decree Of divorce was granted Mrs.
Marietta Perrine Of this city against
Charles L. Perrine, and she was also
awarded the custody Of the minor children.
Because, as he alleges. his wife refused
" NoNh ~ hlthAH anu olltIWlSt NIthLt0
him in a cruel and inhuman manner. Aus
tin Land seeks a divorce from Maud Land,
to whom he was married July 2 1909, and
from whom he separated only a day ago.
Mrs. Florence I. Kelley asks for a d.
vorce from James e.. Kelley, to whom she
was married December 4. 1889, in Platts-
mouth. Neb. Mrs. Kelley charges her hus-
band with cruel and nhuman treatment
failure to provide and habitual drunken
ness. The plaintiff. who resides at III
Avenue E, asks the court to issue an in.
junction restraining her husband from dis.
posing Of his property.
Because. as he alleges. they permitted
cockleburrs to grow on the farm which they
rented from him. Ernest Eyeberg ha;
brought suit for $3.50 against George L. and
Robert Mclean. The farm on which this
cockleburrs are alleged to have thrived Il
located in Washington township.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
Iowa

works and sewers; Seymour. S20Oo for
water works; Fairfield. s1O0O0 for sewers,
Osceola. $4,000 for water works; Clarinda.
SIS 900 for sewers; Bedford. $4,000 FOR sew
ers and pavement: Red OAK. S2SOO0 for paw
ing; Stuart. $4,000 for water works; Perry,
s75.OOO for paving; Colfax. $4,000 for paving
and sewers; Grinnell. S2Oo.OO for paving;
Indianola. $500 for sewers and paving;
Hamburg. $1,000 for sewers; Traor. $4,000
for sewer system; Hamburg. $4,000 for
sewers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

Additions Are Also t0 BE Made to
Present

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Oct. A5Special Tele-
g~ram.)-The trustees Of M~orningside college
today decided to erect a new 100000 library
building and additions to the present build
ings. 1t was decided also to add an agri-
cultural course to the present curriculum.
The meeting was held at the Young Mems
Christian association building and was at
tended by many citizens who had been
invited to meet the new president. Or.
Luther Freeman. who came here recently
from Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

These transfers were reported to The Bee
October p by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company OF Council Bluffs:
Mary e. Richardson to A. w. Hall.
part SEA nwH r-75-43. w d. .....-$ 5000
Plato RObb unmarried to r. II.
L0ugee. lots IL and Y, in Benja-
min Fehr West End subdivision
In Council Bluffs, W. d ..,........ Abs
William Moore. trustee, and wife to
w. L. Holly. lot 50. in Belmont
addition to Council Bluffs. W d.. so
e. A.. Rea and wife to D. J. Hutch
inson. lots z. 8 Q. 10. Il and 4, In
block 1; lots II. Is, 10, 20, q and
"a. In block 2: lots z s. II and Is.
i'm block 3; lots O. 10. a. Y. Is and
IS. in block a; lots II and II, In
block 8, Oakfield addition to Coun-
ell Bf1ffsinw. dH.s ..eY.qn a...e. 2'5Oo
Andrew M. Lime (single) to w. A.
Smith, east 30 feet Of lot, 8, in block
IS. Grimes addition to Council
Bluffs. W. q. L4VO
Heirs Of JOIN Beno TO Claud F.
smith. lot tG. in block 81, Ferry adj
dition 10. Council Bluffs. W. d.. zoo
Jessica !. Sledentopf ct al to Ciaud
r. Smith. lot 49, in block 2l Ferry d
addition toA Council Bluffs, q. c. d. l
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
n. 7. Plumbing Co. Tel 80. Might. L-l7c
boys Accused OF Forxery.

Trying their hands at a little finance is
responsible for three young lads. Howard
Bundy, aged lS; Lawrence Perry, aged y,
and Harry Rablin, aged Is, being taken
into custody yesterday, charged with pass
inc a forged check. They were released
later in the custody of their parents and
will, il the case is prosecuted, be brought
before Judge Snyder in he juvenile court.
The boys are charged with forging the
name OF Perry's father to a check for D..
which they succeeded in eashing at a
Broadway grocery, where the Perry family
traded. Bundy and Perry declared TO The
Officers that they had been put up to
writing out the check and passing it by
the Rablin lad.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
Council Bluffs

fare. That question has been submitted
to the Interstate Commerce commission
and win be determined on It's merits.
The COMPANY has abiding confidence In
the validity Of its franchise rights and
does not believe that the public sentiment
Of this city would Justify OF support an
attack made upon IL which could be ami
mated only by the purpose OF mere ag-
graFation or to play politics or to coerce
the granting of unreasonable concessions. "
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
TAKES BEST MAN SHE car FIND
Groom Happens to BE Her
Divorced Husband

Ihe Uroom HaDDenH to he Her
Divorced Husband.
I've tried hard to get a better man for
two years and could not. so we decided to
give him another trial." said Mrs. Minnie
Simmons as she and David P. Simmons,
from whom she had been divorced on
March T. of last year, applied for a mar
riage license last evening to Harry N.
Brown. clerk Of the district court. The
license was issued and Justice e. b.
Gardiner, who had been called to the court
house to perform the marriage
officiated at the wedding which took place
In Mr.. Browns private office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons appeared at the
court house some time after the office had
been closed. but Mr.. Brown in response to
a telephone call returned and issued the
license.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
Temperance WORKER az HiEh school

temperance Worker al High school.
Mrs. Edith smith Davis, national and
worlds superintendent OF scientific tenn
perance instruction, viii speak at the
Council Bluffs High school assembly Fri
day morning at 3 o'clock. She win be
accompanied ACROSS the river from Omaha,
where she Is attending the national WOm-
ems Christian rsmperance union conven-
uOn. By Miss Josie sullivan OF Univer-
sity Place, Neb., Nebraska STATE super
intendent Of the same department
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

B. q. Ducil writes that a piano dealer
in his town was asking him $500 for a
piano. until he received the price. descrip-
ton and terms OF a piano from A. Hospe
company, % Pearl street and q South
Main street. Council Bluffs, Ia. As soon
as the dealer saw these he dropped S125 in
price.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
Council Bluffs
me counon nIufrs offIos Of thu
Omaha nee IL a. IS Scott street
10th phones "a.


Davis. Drugs.
Diamond playing the best vaudeville.
C~ORRIGANS. undertakers. Phone i4s.
For rent modern house. I6 6th avenue.
Majestic ranges. p c. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
When you want reliable want ad adver-
tsinE use The Bee.
Pictures and art pottery for wedding
gifts. A~lexanders Art Store, &S Broadway.
Baird g. Boland. undertakers. Phone "
Expert piano tuning. Hospe. Phone "a,
% Pearl street. q south Main.
Up-tO-date Art Department and Picture
Framing, Borwick. 21 South Main street
Charles "A IeUfu Of Mansfield, o.. is the
guest or his cousin, John {. WOODWARD
the architect
For good painting see Walter NiohoIaisen
& Co, IA Sgnth Main street Phone lnde-
FOR RENT-TwO HOOMS. sAPP
BLOCK. INQUIRE r.. A. WICKHAM, -
SCOTT STREET. PH0NES 49,
Captain Q Hough Of 10. : engine house,
and wife, arrived home yesterday from a
visit with relatives in LawtOn. OH
Miss Corinne Cheadie Of Ottumwa, Ia,
arrived yesterday an a visit TO her brother,
Clarence Christian Cheadie, rs south First
e.. c Hammock. ~ Nortn Sixth street re-
ported to the police yesterday the theft
OF carpenter tools valued at SIS from a
new house at Eighth avenue and sixth
street, on which he was working.
TIL. fire department was given an exer-
else run shortly after 4 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon to Nlneteanth avenue and Ninth
street. where hurnins grass had alarmed
some Of the residents Of the vicinity.
Justice Cooper performed the marriage
ceremony yesterday for Chester Roberts
and Mary DOner, both Of Fort Worth,
Tex, and for Theodore IsaacsOn Of Wahoo,
Neb., and Eifreda c. Hampel Of Omaha
Mrs. Mary Lamplough of North Platte,
Neb.. died Yesterday morning at Sc.
Bernard's hospital, aged 70 years. The
body was takeh to COrrigan's undertaking
establishment. pending the arrival OF rela~
tives. when II will be taken 10 North Platte
for burial.
AT a meeting at the high school Wednes-
day afternoon. II was decided to disband
the foot ball team IL 1t suffered defeat
al. Az hands Of the Sioux City High school
teal Saturday. The team has becn work.
ing under difficulties since the order of
Principal Reed went into effect requiring
every player to first secure the consent OF
his parents. The game with Sioux City
will be played here.
The great Majestic Range exhibition all
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
MnrrinRe

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday
to the following:
Name and Residence. Age.
Chester Roberts, Fort Worth. Tex. %
Mary Doner, Fort Worth, TeX-..-.a.... 20
5. w. T. Graham, ~Springdaie, Ark. "a
Nellie Olmstead, S~pringdaie. Ark. "a
Theodore Isaacson, Wahoo. Neb...-+..... "a
Fifreda {. Hampel. Omaha...~..-.... %
David p. Simmons. Council Blurfs...... As
Mklnie simmons, Council Bluffs........ 80
The Fashion. ladies' tailoring. II. II. EN-
lein. proprietor, late filter Orkin Bros. I
do first class work reasonable. | make
suits for sis. skirts S. I also do altering
to suit Would YOU give me a trial? %
South Main Street.
wanted-Relable girl so Firth Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
TrtanruIar Debattnr Learue.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 2l-CSpecial.)-
After Withdrawing from the State High
School Debating league, the Iowa City High
school has entered into a triangular league
with Marshalltown and Grinnell. The
same question adopted by the state organ
ization will be debated. The strain OF the
championship debates on the high school
boys is given as the reason for the change.
The longer a cold hangs on, the more Il
weakens the system, Cure IL promptly by
using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

The path 20 your economical Plano pur-
chase leads directly to the A. Hospe COM
pany stnre. % Pearl street, % South Main
street. Council Bluffs. Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

The great Majestic Range exhibition all
this week, October Is to % Come in and
see the elegant display. An this week we
give free with each Majestic range sold an
elegant set Of kitchen ware, actual value
IS. Investigate now. p. c. DeVol Hardware
company. 54 Broadway; 10 North Main
street
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

WANT ED-Boys to sell Saturday Evening
Post. Call Wednesday and Thursday
mornings. 15 Scott street.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

wanted-RenaDIe sirt 500 Firm Ave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
BRAIN BUILDING
How to Feed Nervous Cases.

HNsteria sometimes leads to iusani
~ and should be treated through feed
ing the brain and nerves upon scieu
ucall> selected food that restores thu
lost delicate gray matter. Proof o
the power OF the brain food, Grape
Nuts. is remarkably strong
About eight years ago when work.
ing very hard as a court stenographcI
! collapsed physically. then nervously
and was taken to the State Hospita.
for the Insane at Lincoln. Neb., "a raw
ing maniac
They had TO keep me ina straight
Jacket and I was kept in the worst
ward for three months. ! was FINALLY
dismissed in the following May but
did re brain work for years. until last
fall when ! was persuaded to take the
testimony ga two cases.
"One OF these was "a murder case
and the strain upon my nervous sys-
tenn was SO great that I would have
broken down again except for the
strength I had built up by the use OF
Grapo-Nuts When | began e feel the
pressure of the work ON my brain and
nerves / simply increased the amount
of Grape-Nuts and used the food more
regularly.
~ 10Y feel like my old self again
and am healthy and happy. / ann
that DC I had known of Grape
Nuts when ! had my trouble $ years
ago ] would never have collapsed and
this dark experience in my life would
never have happened
THE power of Grape-Nuts as a
brain food is simply wonderful and /
not believe anN stomach is so weak
that IL cannot digest this wonderful
food
There's o. Reason Look for the
little book The Road 10 Melville, %
in pkgs
Ever rctd the above letter. \ new
one APPEARS from time 60 tine. They
arr genuine. true. and full of human
Interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
BEANEN BOOSTS BOND TO
HALE MILLION DOLLARS

City Treasurer Simon Stern las
night submitted to the council for it'
approval. a surety bond for 100000
10 cover the sewer bond issue of a like
amount, which was turned over e
him some time ago. The bond wa.
signed by Solomon Luna, William Ne
Intosh, Mrs. NJ :. Otero, j. G. Bald
ridge and several other parties. Al
herman Beaver made a motion thal
the bond be returned to Mr. Sterf
with the request that 1t be increased
to $500. 900. Alderman Learnaro
made an amendment to the motion
to the effect that Mr. stern be noti-
fled that "A bond for S350.000 would
be acceped, Mr.. Learnard explained
his position stating that while it was
true thai the city had $500, 600 sewer
money at present. that mount would
be considerably decreased within a
short time. as soon as construction
work on the sewer began. ana that he
considered $350,000 sufficient secur-
ity.
Mr.. Learnard's motion was second
ed bX. Alderman Wroth, The original
Beaver motion was carried however,
All voting in favor o. II With the eX-
ception or Mi. Learnard
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
AMBITIOUS PEDDLER
TURNED LOOSE
Man Who OrfcrpI Fancy Goods AT Low
Prices Given Liberty on account u
Lack ct Evidence.

r. II. Thomas, arrested three W'eNs
ago on a charge of peddling without
a license. and who a "vagged' l"'
twenty days in order to give the p"-
lice time to investigate his record. was
released from the city prison N'sl'!
day and ordered To meander on "N
way out of town. At the time Thoulus
was arrested his room was seal'h'"
and a quantity Of fine silks and rance
high grade tailoring cloth was ioun"'
The man was unable to give a saiS-
factory explanation as to how he cam
into possession Of the goods and N'
was held as a suspect i'm the belief ''',
he would prove to be a much Man''"
burglar from some near by city
Officers at Willard. \. NJ. beNeN'"
that Thomas had been connected W't"
the robbing of a mercantile establish
mont there and promised 10 send q a'-
putty sheriff to take a look at NM
and attempt TO identify the g""us
found in his possession. The dtp"'s
failed to put in an appearance now
ever. and the police were unable
hold Thomas any longer. The s"''',
taken away fropl him at the tm' "
his arrest were returned 70 him yes
terday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
THUNDERSTORM
VISITS THE CITY

Albuquerque and the Rio Gfanda
valley which has been badly m need
of rain for some time past was treated
to anothed near-thunderstorm ycstor-
day afternoon BY the time the pre-
cipitation was finally over fiftccn
drops are said to have fallen in old
town with a slightly larger quantity
in Alameda. 1t looked very promis-
ing for an hour and ended in the usual
sand storm. There was evidently
more or less heavy rain to
the north, but there was noill'
ing doing in Albuquerque. A pecul-
lar feature of the local atmosphere
conditions lately is the fact that for i
week or ten days past a strong nort'
or northeast wind at times approach
ing the proportions or Al small-slzrl
typhoon starts up at about midnight
and continues for several horus
Rain was reported from the Esta'l-
cha valley yesterday and scattering
showers elsewhere over central New
Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16

Der being called In for consultation af-
ter the meeting had progressed some
what. One of the chief difficulties to
he adjusted was the cost Of the fuel
for the heating system.
Nj. Korber said he did not know
how much coal it took to best for in
stance one fireman, fire chief. police
man. vag. plain drunk or alderman per
diem ana thought that the council
would have the exact figures handy.
After some discussion the matter was
compromised on the $5 a month the
year around basis which was satisfnc-
tory to both parties.
The street committee was given au-
thority to employ four extra teams TO
put the topping on the part Of the
University hill roadway graded by the
city at the somewhat urgent request Of
the public. The committee was also
ordered to place a standpipe on the
hill to supply water for use while sur
facing the road and for springling 1t
afterward.
BY vote of the council it was order
ed that the amount Of money taken
from the general fund for sewer con-
struction purposes be transferred from
the sewer fund to the general fund sub
ject to the approval Of the chairman
of the sewer committee.
The sewer committee was given per-
mission at the request of the chair
mon to call for bids on iron work not
Included in the original sewer speci-
fications.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
Insure ~ the Occidental Life.
order Giurirta no0r, Phone 4S2

%. = crawford is here ~ a short
business trim from silver CITY.
q W Holman the Caheaon mere.
haunt ls here "a 4 short business ,rip,
Attorney Gcncrai FRANK ". CLANCY
arrived last night from santa Fe.
"A ) kbbou attorney for the r0cb-
ip Indians Mas in the city yesterday
from santa Pc.
J. r. Huckle ono of the heads of the
Harvey fNsiom, arrived yesterday from
Kansas CITY ana win be here today
r. y s%chwcnttor manager OF the
Pacific Mutual iitc insurance con
panN. lett lasi night for silver city,
Nv r. Icffrios, president Of the W.
T. l~etfrira company. AZ hig Los Ant
eolrs printing house WIS in the city
yesterday
lo E sheridan territorial mining
Inspector. accompanied by his daugh
tot arrived Yesterday morning from
silver city
Samuel Toms of tho Underwood
prs powritcr company returned y%estrr-
lly morning from "a "trip through the
southeastern part of the territory,
Tho meeting of the Boys Band NO
CON practice Wnl not ~ hold tonight
as announced hat on Friday night at
the Loaruard and i%iudemann music
storr
me report of the baseball game
sunday between the Indian school ana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16

ana Second street is now under way
with a large force OF men At work un-
der Contractor stevens, and the build
ing win be completed IN the shortest
possible time.
Mrs r. W Hunt OF Mountainair
wife Of a Wen knowkn merchant OF
that place. has been brought here and
placed IN the st, Joscph's hospital
suffering with a complication of trout
bles The report from the hospital
last night was that she was In a crit.
ical condition
Mrs Il J Gibson and daughter,
Miss Helen. passed through the city
last night en- route to their home IN
Los Angeles after spending some time
MI Gibson met them here and accom-
panied them to Winslow where he
makes his headquarters "a slpcrinten-
dent Of the Albuquerque division Of
the Santa Re Coast lines.
The commencement exercises Of the
immaculate Conception school win be
held IN 81 Mar3's han al s O'Clock this
evening The exercises viii consist Of
churuses. vocal and Instrumental So
los and drills \ very clever program
has been arranged ana tho general
public IL cordially invited to attend
The graduating cNcrclscs viii be held
IN the immaculate Conception church
Friday morning.
The civic Improvement society VIII
hold IL regular scmi-monthly meet
ing In the Central school building, cor-
ncr Lead and Third, this "wednesday
afternoon at fGur O'Clock All per-
sons. whether members of the society
on not. who feel an interest in Great
ing and maintaining good sanitary
and aesthetic conditions IN Albuuef-
que are invited 10 attend and take
part tn the proceedings of the meet
ing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
SAN DOVAL CASE TO
COME Up FOR
TRIAL TODAY
Prosecution Not Ready YeSter-
day. Santo Domingo Indian
Convicted Of Stealing a Horse
at BernaIilIo,

The trial of Emiliano Sandoval and
Albino Gurule indicted By the SAN
doNal county grand jury on the charge
of numbering Juan Valdez of Cahezon
which was 90 have commenced az
Bernalillo yesterday before Judge ABB
bot in the district court FOR %Sandoval
county. was delayed and Will probably
commence today. Attorney General
Clancy. who appears for the territory
la the case. stated that the prosccu-
ton was not ready The court de-
cIined 20 continue the ease. sd that Is
expected 90 commence to-day
The only case tried yesterday was
that of "a Santo Domingo Indian who
was tried and found guilty of stealing
a horse. The defendant was repre-
scented by Judge \ j. Abbott OF santa
Re. attorney tor the Pueblo Indians
ia New Mexico superintendent elm
ton j Crandall. who has charge 81
the northern Pueblos as also pres
in behalf Of the Indian.