Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Pint Lsgals in The benson Times."
Equitable Ltfs-Ponv-ss. slght drafts At
naturtty. H. D.. Nssly manager. Omaha
=. n Mithen. goa First National bank
building. IL making real estate loans with
'ut delay ana on terms very favorable
o borrowers.
The earsst way 20 save 10 70 follow
= fixed definite plan OF saving 30 much q
week or month. See Nebraska Savings q
Loan Assn.
saeger sues for Divorces. p. Saeger
has filed in district court an application
FOE a divorce from Huida NJ. sseger. alleg-
ing desertion,
Keep Tour Money ana valuahles in a SAFE
deposit box in the American eafe Deposit
Vaults in the Bee building. 81 rents .
box. r. c. Hamer. president
1Rrs- y. o. swoaEy Bntsrtains ". n. O.
Grant woman's Relief corps will be enter
tanned at q k~ensington Thursday afternoon
By Mrs. B. o. sweaEy. 46s North Twenty
fourth street,
Ministers VIII 60 70 Lineoln Fussaay-
A delegation OF Omaha ministers win leave
for LINCOLN Tuesday morning. 10 protest
against the repeal Of the Sunday laws and
particularly against the repeal OF the Sack
EFT law.
Hrs. Carrie L. BLOWS Hurfsa-Mrs. Car
ria l. Brown. who died Saturday morning
at her home. so North Twenty-f0urth
street. was buried in Forest Lawn ceme-
terry Monday afternoon. The services were
held at the Do6der undertaking rooms,
TWenty-thlrd and Cunning street, at 2
O'Clock.
Runstin Company VIM suit-Ths suit
; against the Electric Bulletin company by
the Meyer-DiIlon Drug company for $40
was decided In favor Of the plaintiff by
Judge Leslie Monday morning. The Bulle.
TIN company set up in defense that Il was
not permitted by the city to carry out it's
part Of the eontract.
Docs Seem uufortunate-"A man ought
not to be locked up for picking up coal
from the ground on a day like Sunday
decided Judge Cockrell in the case Of
Hiram Ingram and Jesse Brown, two
negroes arrested by officer Egan on the
charge OF stealing coal. But don't do Il
again. boys" he said. as he discharged
them.
One Couple That stand ~ ~. IA
good start has been taken by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Start of 2e37 South Fifteenth street
toward fulfilling the teachings Of President
Roosevelt, even though the days Of the
executive as such are numbered, and that
there II q tendency on the part Of come
20 forsake his principles. The Starts. how
ever. believe in these teachings. Twin
eirls we're born on Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Start.
Sin Fire Engine houses 10 be impaired
Permits were taken out Monday for the
repair OF six fire engine houses by Peter
kiewit. the contractor. The fire stations
TO be repaired are located at Eighth and
Pine streets. Thirty-sixth and jackson
streets, Forty-firet and Hamilton streets.
Twentieth and Spring streets, Thirtieth and
s~paldine streets and Twenty-nlnth avenue
and Dcrcas street. The cost of repairing
each engine house is estimated at $500.
Too Much SIR on Hand-Yards and
yards OF silk are not preventing Charles
Harris from experiencing annoyance and
trouble. even though the silk IL rich and
valuable. The fact that he is supposed to
have stolen it accounts for the present
circumstance. He was srraigned In police
court Monday morning on the charge OF
grand larceny. and pleading not guilty and
waving preliminary examination. was
l bound over to the district court in the
sum OF $500.
Man VINO Shot sweetheart Ksla-Sho ot-
ing with intent to Kill and wound was the
NANeA aAA1E hAk 90EsE bAVNhF AOAOlN "
was bound over to the district court Mon
day after waving preliminary hearing in
police court. A s2.eo bond was fixed, but
he could not furnish It and went to Jail.
He is the negro who shot his former sweet
heait. Carrie Quinn. February 6. after she
had refused TO do as he wished and live
with him, give up the opium habit and re-
turn a diamond ring. She Is now in the
General hospital and is expected to re-
cover.
woodbridge to the Front ASain-A case
Of horse restitution" was relieved Monday
morning by Humane Officer woodbridge.
with the result that the animals are now
properly stabbed and the owner is locked
up in the city jail. charged with cruelty
TO animals. Bud Wetherford OF Tenth
and Nicholas streets is the man arrested
by Woodbridge. who says that wetherford's
team was left standing in an inadequate
barn and suffering from the cold and vino
all day Sunday without food. Then the
owner is alleged TO have harnessed them
Monday morning and tried to make them
work. They were taken from him and he
will be held for the Tuesday session OF
police court
Dance for Krug Brewery Nsa-Mike
Doll. brew master of the Fred Krug Brew
ina company. gave a birthday dance TO the
employees q the brewery and their families
Saturday evening at Miller's hall. Eigh-
4 zenith and vinton streets. One Of the fea-
lures OF the evening was the dance by the
three Oldest employees, each OF whom has
teen In the employ OF the Fred Krug
Brewing company for twenty-five years.
Tfty are William Hauisen. julius Weber
and James Novaeek. The Luxns Progress
sive club presented Mr.. Doll with a gold
desk clock and geld paper weight, Maurice
Meyer. the oldest salesman for the brew
cry. making the presentation. william
kernedy gave an address. The employees
ere preparing 20 ceiebrate the fiftleth an
niversary Of the brewery.
REINFORCING NEW STOCKINGS.