Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS
1909 MAY 1909
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opera Glasses-Edholm. Jeweler.
Rudolph r. swOboda, Public Accountant
Rinshart, photographer. 18th & Farnan.
walkup Real Estate Co, 500 Paxton Blk.
Aeyn, photo, removed to is and Howard.
Hemoval-Dr Hahn now at 2125 Douglas
D.. y. Combs, optical business, 1920
Douglas street. Examination free.
EQUITABLE Life--Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manager. omaha
Keep your money and valuabies in the
American Safe Deposit vaults in The Bee
building. Boxes rent from 81 to SIG.
Loans for HomsrnAksrs OF reasonable
terms. repaid monthly. Nebraska Savings
and Loan Association. 1903 Vsrnam street
Organized 1855. E
Joe cully's Trial T~hursday-Joe Gully.
"nQ abscnt-iutndrdly distracted Council
man Alma Jackson's horse will be tried in
district, court Wednesday, and Duncan
and Duncan Turner accused of arson will
be up Thursday.
Mice and Matches-Mlce and matche s
are pianed by Chief Salter Of the fire de-
partfnent for 500 damage by fire to the
vacant two story frame dwelling at 1910
seward street. The building is owned by
Abraham Martin and was insured. The
blaze occurred At 10 O'Clock Monday night
and Was extlnguished hy the fire depart
ment.
Wife's Desertion Causes Him Agony
A%verring that hhs wife's DISCRETION of him
saused him untold mental agony and dis
'ress Clarence Il. McIaln is suing Clara
Pearl McIain for divorce. They were mar
ried in Plattsmouth In July, 1902. and Mrs.
McLain separated from him in April, 1904.
The plaintiff says that his wife's mother
'ausedythe breach.
Loan Shark Restrained Mareus Toll
man, a fireman on the Milwaukee. has an
Injunction I'm district court against d. n
rolman. a loan agent, from filing a salary
oan assignment or from interfering I'm any
manner with the plaintiff I'm the discharge
OF his duties as an employee of the road
The case involves the ordinary loan shark
story.
Dog Catchers to start Fifteenth-Mem-
oers of the city council say they will prob
ably order the dog catchers to begin their
-ounds about May IS. Dog tags are being
sold every day, though the total is but
-,l56. \ The city c.erk has twice as many
.ags, that official estimating that $500 dogs
Mil be allowed to live a licensed life in
Omaha during the year.
One Man Gets His Liquor-In spite Of
the fact that the saloons were closed all
day Tuesday on account of the election,
at least one man managed to gather in
, enough liquod joy to secure a free ride in
the city's hurry-up wagon. Thsd Beau
mont, who gives his home as jefferson
vile. S. D., was arrested by officer Brug-
man, who charges that Beaumont was
drunk and asleep on the walk.
Commercial Club Membership-Lathdm
Davis, real estate dealer, and John r.
Morris, grain dealer. were elected to mem
bership in the Commercial club Tuesday.
and simultaneously the executive ommitte
ordered delinquents posted on the bulletin
boards of the club. More than sixty are
delinquent, some of them prominent bust
ness men of the city. All names must go
up, according to the order of the committee.
Money Burglars Come A~round-"Money
burglars visited the home of A. y. Gar
rett, J9 North Twsnty-third street. Mon
day afternoon. Spurning valuable jewelry
and si~lverware, which in itself would have
made a haul much richer than falls to the
lot of the average daylight prowler. the
man or men ransacked the house while the
family was not at home, but so far AZ can
he learned nothing was taken. Entrance
was gained by raising a window.
Hoagland's Brother Administrator
George A. Hoagland has been appointed
admins rator OF the estate Of Theodore h.
HoaglaHG. who died recently in st. Joseph,
Mo, leav ng a large estate. The distribu-
ton Of tho property OF the late Mr.. Hoag-
land under a will filed for probate in st.
Joseph Monday will require considerable
work, as he left amounts ranging from $500
TO $500 to a score Of charitable institu-
tons on various conditions, as well as a
large number of personal requests.
Railroad Clerks Manufaoturers-some OF
the employees of the Burlington have formed
q company for the manufacture OF loose
leaf office devices Of all kinds. The com
pany was Incorporated Tuesday with a
capital stock Of N0.oO0. The name Of the
firm is the understandable Loose Leaf Rec
ord company and the incorporators are e.
f. Canaan, Hal Buckingham. II. w. Truel-
sen ana G. /. Dundey, Mr., Canaan Is quite
a genius and he has devised some very
handy contrivances for handling the large