Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-26

Waye Rect YFtzA n
-xtnasay" for city counciL-Adv.
Silver Beby sstB-Edholio. Jeweler.
vots Fischer, oOunou, sth Nard. adv
voumsrs. expert clothes filters, lo7 s. 10
voss feR y, A. n. cNass-aIl wsrds. Adv.
Rudolph =. Strosoaa, Public Accountant
TrSnk y. Stons, Sth ward council ADV.
&iAsaeft, pAstogrApAsE, 18th = FarnAmL
Gee. 2 8ioes councilman 9Th ward.-Adv
~ Sackson is the best man for coun-
Gil from Second ward.-Adv.
J-R, SnCkson is the best man for coun-
Gu from Second ward.-Adv.
1aattsA1s LAfs-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity H. d. Nicely, manager. omaha.
vSte for aoodlsy Z. Bruoksr for re-elec-
ton for councilman from 9Th ward. Adv
vote Tuesday for :. y. norris, the
shoeman, for councilman for the Ninth
ward-Adv.
N Lindsay OF the Twelfth lie sent to the
city council he will not be an experiment
ha has the qualifications now. Adv.
". =. Thomas, sos First National Bank
Bldg, lends money on Omaha real estate
In nuns of 500 to s25o.ooO. Prompt service
Paying for . Eoms IL as easy a. paying
rent. Nebraska Savings and Loan Asso-
citation will show the way. Board OF Trade
building. Sixteenth and Farnam sti Gets.
strsiton Charged with rorWery-A com
plant charging forgery has been filed in
police court against II. d. straiton, the
Minneapolis man arrested Wednesday. He
will probably be ararigned in court Friday
morning.
Polios In chAx1ty woFH-The police de-
partment will in the future be represented
at conference meetings OF the affiliated
Oh aSfk,k IL -
Patrolmen on duty will be advised to re-
port to the Associated Charities any cases
of want found and also all cases of desti-
tuition frequently found at the railway sta
tons among immigrants.
o h PsgE Ten strihs-The
guess your weight and get your money
back" signs on penny Weighing machines
have been improved upon by John G. Pegs,
city inspector Of weights and measures.
Correct weight or get the machine Ia his
order and under instructions from the city
prosecutor he will confiscate all Weighing
machines which are incorrect.
Mrs. Susanna Bingham Burisd-Mrs Su-
sauna Bingham, who died Tuesday at the
age of 80 years, was buried In Prospect
Hill cemetery Thursday afternoon. The
funeral service was conducted by Rev. j.
e. Hummer of the Kountze Memorial
church. at the Bingham residence, 21O2
Vinton street, and was attended by a
large gathering of relatives and friends.
Chauffeur Goes After Paying-After set
thing satisfactorily with the family of the
little child he ran down with his AUTO
mobile, Grover Hickerson. a chauffeur for
the Skates Motor company was discharged
in police court Thursday. He slightly hurt
5-year-old Henry ~Bfinkman, Tuesday at-
ternoon by knocking lin down. The child
lie said not to. be much the worse for the
accident. p
Trouble with New stasnps-The postof.
flee department Is having trouble with the
new special delivery stamps because OF
their similarity to the old green 1-ceni
stamps. The new special delivery stamp is
but a trifle larger than the green 1-cent
stamp and the tendency of the ordinary
patron OF the office to attach them closely
TO the ordinary place on the envelope where
the usual transmission stamp is placed
leads to all sorts OF confusion.
Fifteen Days for Abusing Ramily-After
his wife had testified in police court,
Thursday morning. that he had abused
her and her two little boys, had lied &c
her about the wages he was receiving ano
had refused to provide sufficient funds
for the support of the household. p. Van.
dervoort of s1i South Twentieth street, wa,
sentenced to serve fifteen days in jail bS
Judge Crawford. The latter advised the
wife to consult an attorney about getting
a divorce, ..
Milkmsn Are Disohargsd-Two milkmer
named J. p. Johnson of Fifty third and
Military avenue and A. Christensen Of
East Omaha were discharged In police court
Thursday morning after a hearing on com
plants that they had sold impure cream
1t developed that the cream they had sole
had been slightly below the standard II
only one particular on only one day an,
that the impurity had not been due /,
intentional adulteration. The case agains
l.. Larson, another milkman, has not We
been heard.
Death from CaFboNe Acta-Death b!
taking carboltc acid during a state Of tenn
porary insanity. was the verdict OF tn
coroner's jury in the inquest over tn
body OF Fred william Nightingale, Wit
wrote q note saying he was crazy and thei
swallowed the poison Tuesday night. TIL,
inquest was held by Coroner HeAfey Thurs
day morning at his office. Funeral services
over the body will be held Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the Heafey undsrtak
ing pariors and interment will be in Fores
Lawn cemetery.