Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-16
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Rinshart, PhotoEraphsr, 18th q Farnam.
Isyn, photo, removed to 18th & Howard
ChambsrE School OF Dancing open
Circulars.
1ona salesman required for Iowa Ad-
dress Y 74s, care Bee.
white waters ~ sohlts oafo-ouick
service and courteous treatment
Equitable Iifs-Policies sight drafts at
maturity. H. ID. Nicely. mag Omaha
Life At Tts Mighsst-Dr. Frederick Cohn,
rabbi at Temple Isreal. will speak on Life
at Its Highest tonight at s o'clock.
Keep four Money ana Valuablss in the
American Safe Deposit Vaults in the Bee
building. Boxes rent for 81 to sic.
Notorist Publishing compauy-Paul f..
Skinner, W. ]. Kirkland and II. q. Moor
heau have Incorporated The Motorist Pub
fishing company" for $4,000. The com
pany asks the privilege Of conducting a
general publishing business.
sues to Recover on Burned Car Of Goods
Pelham Anes shipped some household
furniture worth s1,572 from Ogden east
on the Union Pacific and the car burned
up en- route. Mr.. Ames now files a suit
for damages for the sum named in district
court.
Plat Of Reeds Sixth Addition-rhe
Byron Reed company has filed a plat Of
Reeds Sixth addition to Omaha, which has
been made in order to simplify titles TO
property which is well built up now. The
addition includes $50 feet east Of Thirty
third street and 100 feet south Of Harvey.
Dedication OF Carkson Hospital Public
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Clarkson Memorial hospital, sl2O Howard
street. will be held on st. Luke's day,
Monday, at 3 p. m. The hospital will be
thrown open for public inspection Sunday
afternoon from 2 until 8 o'clock. No spe-
clal Invitations have been sent out.
sI8s1 while Ne sans the SEA- suit
for n small sum brought against Frank
Crawford in district court has been post
poned because Mr.. Crawford is at sea, hav-
ing sailed Thursday from Quebec for Eng
land. John G.. Curtis, q carpenter, en-
ployed by Mr.. Crawford to keep the latter's
South Omaha property in repair. is the
plaintiff.
Briefs ON Motiona for Separate Trials
Attorneys for the defendants in the case
of the alleged Overland Limited mail BAN
dts have filed their briefs In support OF
their motions for separate trials for each
Of the defendants in the United States
district court. Judge T. c.. Munger will
pass upon the motions for separate trials
before the trial date. which is set for
October Is.
Resisting q Paving Administrative
, ment has been concluded In a suit in dis
trict court between Hugh McCaffrey and
other property holders on Jackson street
and the city of Omaha. McCaffrey and the
others are resisting an assessment for the
paving with brick Of Jackson street, be-
tween Thirtieth and Twenty-eighth streets.
Written briefs will be filed by the attor-
neys before a decision Is given by Judge
Troup,
Second WEEKS STRIFE Benefits-The sec
ond weeks strike benefits to the striking
carmen will be distributed Saturday after
noon at 1850 o'clock at a meeting Of the
strikers. Ben Commons received a tele-
gra Friday aging the second installment
from the international union has been
sent by special delivery letter. 1t is ex-
pected to arrive Saturday forenoon. Each
striker will receive IS. The first weeks
instaIlment was received Wednesday.
Pat Ford is Dlschargsd-Pat Ford
charged with making a disturbance on a
street car, was discharged in police court
Friday morning. Judge Crawford held
that Ford was not drunk as charged and
that what took place was but a bit OF
saucy talk. The first charge against Ford
Of drunk and dlsorderiy conduct which LED
to his arrest at the Dahlman Democracy
club Tuesday morning at 1880 o'clock has
also been dismissed.
Launching OF the Big DrsdEe-The bis
dredge which is to transform the channel
bed OF what has been Cutoff lake and Ii
now Carter lake, viii be launched at
D. m. Saturday, sharp, being the big fea'
tune, saocording to Uncle Joe Redman, who
WA direct the maneuvers of the fleet
cSAmodore Redman announces that this
is TO be a real thing in the line Of marine
achievements. He has his ship properly
manned and will. himself, stand on tn,
bridge and give the orders.
M~ortkags Foroolosed on winch Property
"A decree foreclosing a mortgage held by
DIR. r. S. Gilmore on a tract OF land cas-
Of Fort Omaha has been ordered by Judg'
Troup In district court. The property wa
part OF the Seth f. Winch estate and thu
executors have been contesting the fore
closure on the ground that a deed to Mrs
Mitchell by Winch In his lifetime was In
valid. Mrs. Mitchell later borrowed 400
from DR.. Gilmore. giving the mortgage II
return. The land Is five acres In exten
and is worth five times the amount OF tn
mortgage.
People Rush to oalifornia-omaha rail
road stations have presented lively scenes
the last two days and another big rush 4
expected Saturday. The cause OF the &C
tivlty in travel is the closing dates for tn
sale OF colonists tickets to the Pacih
coast points, many hustling TO avail them
selves OF the rates. Most OF these are win