Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs Root Print II. q
Rinshart, Photographer, 18TH & Farnam-
Hsyn, photo, removed to 18th g. Howard
Chambers School Of Dancing open.
Circulars.
Bond salesman required for Iowa. Ad-
dress Y 74s. care Bee.
white waters at sohlitz cafs-ouick
service and courteous treatment.
Equitable Lifs-Policies sight drafts at
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manager. Omaha.
Park board Meeting-There win be a
meeting OF the Park board Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Keep Your Money and valuables in the
American Safe Deposit Vaults in the Bee
building. Boxes rent for 81 to sic.
nd You Believe in signs7-1t may be
the hony Of fate, but nevertheless under
meath the sign OF Justice Of the Peace Bach
mani in the Paxton block, appears the
word. This Way to the Fire Escape"
atS Tank in Car ExploIss-The explos-
ion of a gas tank on,a Pullman car In
the tUnion Pacific yard Monday night
cau4d a spectacular but insignlfi.a ant fire.
The car was scorched and several win
dowS broken by the streaming flames.
D9 ]. H. Hutton Pays Aimony-Dr.
JESSE Howard Hutton. a colored physician,
was ordered to pay $50 a month temporary
alimbny to Mrs. Grace Hutton by Judge
Estdle. An allowance Of $50 for attorney
fees and $50 suit money was also made.
PshI divorce Case Goes over-The Paul
divotce case was to have made its first
appearance before a judge through a con-
test over the disposition Of the children
pending the actual trial. The attorneys
n a.. --.-- 49, Uya-. urw,,.A -.
and the matter has gone over.
Q. o. Miller Buys several Traots-Deeds
have been placed % file recording the sale
Of several tracts 4iaving a total value OF
$1,000 to C. c. Miller, a contractor. -Four
Of the five tracts are located near Forty
second and Saratoga streets. The fifth is
a fiVe-acre plot north OF Fontanelle park.
Reckless Driver is Finsd-J. F. Nichol-
son, charged with reckless driving on Sep
tember 10. when his buggy collided with
thatt Of Mrs. Burt Smith. 1921 Spencer
street. throwing her and her little son to
the pavement, was fined s25 In police court
Captain +. j. Ellison. who was in the
vehicle with Nicholson. was discharged.
street Work IL Eushed-Now that
fall festivities are out of the way many
blocks In the central part Of Omaha are
being torn up to be repaved. Granite
blocks on lower Farnam street from
Thirteenth TO Ninth street have been
removed TO make way for asphalt paving,
Fifteenth street is being torn up and will
be repaved.
Change Of Venue in Damage suit-A
motion Is being argued before Judge
Estelle in district court for a change OF
venue I'm a damage suit against Sarpy
county. MEs, Sarah Holt, who says she
was injured in the. sum Of 5000 by a faulty
road, is the plaintiff. Suit was brought at
Papillion and would ordinarily be tried
there, but the plaintiffs lawyers wish a
jury Of men other than Sarpy county citi-
gems to hear the case.
Husband Objected to wifs's odd ways
Mrs. Marie Showalter had a decided an
tipathy to tobacco and an equally strong
penchant for throwing plates or other
missiles, at the head Of her husband, says
Charles Showalter. in a petition for di-
vorce. The. embargo on tobacco was not
confined to the home, but Mrs. Showalter
would not let him smoke out OF doors
even. Finally says the plaintiff, she took
their daughter and deserted him. SO
BdwEFd CURRY Has Chance OF life
Edward Curry OF Council Bluffs. who Is
under treatment in ST, Joseph's hospital
as a result of cutting at 1917 Burt street,
now has d Chance for recovery. Anna and
Louis Reeves and Bryan Hogan, held for
Investigation by the police, when 1t ap-
peared that Curry would die, have been
released on bonds Of $3.50 each. The two
Reeves women conduct the resort where
the row Is supposed to have started