Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS


DouRlas Printing 90. Both phones.
smoke Rouse for Smokes. s1s s. 18th
Dariov Advertising Agency, 2sO-4 Bee.
1udoiph p. swosoda, Public Accountant.
1anshart, photographer. 18th g. Farnam.
Hsyn, photog, removed to 16 g. Howard
Gloves Cleaned, Thos. Kilpstrick's glove
Dept
Best lime made, Bear Creek brand and
White Bear hydrate lime.
"wern 60 on your bond" Huntington,
so2 Bee Bldg. Tel. Doug. 1859. A-2s1O.
Equitable Lifs-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. H.. D. Nicely, manager. Omaha.
Celebration, birth of Robert Burns, Jan
uary Is. Washington, hall, auspices Clan
Gordon. .''' '.
Have you used White Bear hydrate
lime, made by Hannibal Lime Co. at
Hannibal, MOI
A safe deposit box In the American safe
Deposit Vaults in the Bee building af-
fords absolute safety for money and in
surance papers: 81 rents a box.
You should insist on your dealer fur
nishing you with Bear brand lime in
steel hoop barrels and White Bear ny
drate lime in paper.
ouinby on Penal syssem-Laurie J..
Quinby will address the Omaha Philoso-
phical society Sunday at 3 p. m. on our
Police and Penal Systems"
Voluntary = Bankruptcy - william H.
Hoilebaugh, a machinist Of Omaha has
filed his voluntary petition in bankruptcy
in the United States district court. He
schedules his, liabilities at saO5.S5 and assets
at s35.
hut Ne Still Hangs on-Dave Rowden
goes to Milford Tuesday to take an inven-
tory of the equipment and supplies on hand
at the Soldiers home. He has not as yet
resigned as custodian OF the city hall and
says he will not do so until warm weather.
Paving the Brandeis Road-The county
commissioner awarded E. w. Lamoreaux
the contract Saturday morning for paving
the Brandeis road, which runs west from
Florence. Lamoreaux, who was the lowest
bidder, offered to do the work at lax cents
the yard, 1t is estimated that 5000 yards
will be required.
Chva1 Died of Heart Trouble-Vaclav
.Ch, al, 1869 soltl Six g nth S re t, The iieliy
father OF seven children and husband of u
dangerously sick woman, died from a
stroke of heart trouble, according to the
verdict of Coroner Heafey's jury in the
case. Chval is said to have suffered from
that complaint for about a year. He will
be buried Monday afternoon.
Postoffioe Clerks Annual Dance-The
annual dancing party of the clerks of the
Omaha postoffice will be given Friday
evening, February S, at the Rome hotel.
Preparations are being made for a most
elaborate affair. Lamps orchestra will
furnish the music for the occasion. The
large reception committee Of over thirty
members of the association indicates that
the visitors will be most Hospitality cared
for.
In Divorce Court-Braden Drake, jr.,
has filed a petition asking a divorce from
Mary Jane Drake. He charges abandon
ment in May. 1904. They were married in
Council Bluffs November IA, 1902. Fannie
Larsen sues for freedom from John T..
Larsen, charging cruelty. She asks the
right to resume her maiden name, Vondra.
Leona Rushing has been granted a decree
separating her from Lewis Rushing by
Judge Kennedy.
Doctor Fails to report Smallpox
Charged with unlawfully failing to report
a case of smallpox under his care, DR..
Collins has been complained against by
Special Health Officer E. M. Bonce. DR..
Collins Will be called into police court and
required to answer the charge Monday. II
is said he neglected to tell the health COM
missioner OF the case of a man named
Lund, who was treated for smallpox by
the doctor some time ago.
No One Appears TO Prosecute-Because
no one appeared against him and no evi-
dence to prove that he was a burglar was
to be had in court, c. f. Buckley, the man
who entered the home of Fire Chief Salter
Wednesday night and was chased out by
Mrs. Salter, was discharged in police court
Saturday morning. He had to be arraigned
on a vagrancy complaint, as no other form
had been made out against him. and he