Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
BRIEF CIV NEWS

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AaAoiPh =. swobeda Pubus Accountant
ninshara photographsE. 18th = Farnam.
Rnzt ksgals In 'Ths Bsnson rimsa"
1auitahis LAts--PoH-sss. sight drafts 81
maturity. II. d. Neeiy, manager. Omaha
=. n nithsn. 2os First National bank
buildina. 10 making real estate loans with
out delay and on terms very favzzbls
70 borrowers.
Eha 1sbraska savings 3 Zoan Assn
loans on homes only In Douglas county.
Service prompt. terms reasonable. Board
OF Trade building.
Ksap xouE Nonsy ana valuabIss in . safe
deposit box IN the American safe Deposit
Vaults in the Bee building. 81 rents 9
o =. G Hamer. president
Union Pacffie MaRes Fast RunAThe
Union Pacific made a splendid run sat
urday with the Filipino band from Ogden
TO Denver The special train left Ogden
Friday evening at 1o:4O and reached Dem
yer Saturday evening At 5 O'Clock. The
band will be run special from Denver to
oRaaha for the concerts at the Auditorium
today. 49,. -rs
Firss VOung Peoples soeial-The Bap-
fist Young Peoples union of the Inn
manuel Baptist church will hold It's first
social in the new church al Twenty
afNNA = lAlO nNE0GNE MONuAI GNNH-
Ing A, unique program will be rendered
and refreshments will be served Friends,
members and ~neighbors are earnestly re-
duested to be present Washington's birth
day at 8 O'Clock.
Han WAC STABBED Kis BrothsrAn-xav-
On the charge of cutting with intent to kill
and wound, A. L. Kinsen was arraiened in
police court Saturday morning. He Is the
man VINO stabbed hts bruther-fn-law. VIII
Ham Hansen, during a family quarrel at
the home Of the latter In the rear OF 1918
Chicago street Tuesday : night. Kingen.s
preliminary bearing was set for March 9
and his ban at 1900. Hansen Is at the
General hospital and - said to Be improv-
ing.
Denies wifsss ohassss, 1Eakang his owa
William r. Jacobs filed an answer to HIS
wifs's petition for divorce Saturday morn
ing. He denies having said that he was not
the father Of their son. Arthur Jacobs, a
boy Of s. and denies other charges OF cruelty
IN PLAINTIFFS petition. With regard TO his
wife he makes various charges OF infidelity.
Three sffdavits are filed by men for ia
cobs alleging that they had spent time in
Mrs jacobs company. Charles A. Boucher
asks a divorce from Marian s. Boucher on
the ground OF desertion.
New Railway AEau Appointmsnts-These
have been appointed as certified substitutes
for the railway mali service operating out
Of Omaha: Finley ID. Mclean. lea South
Tenth street: Robert J. Jansen, s94 South
Fifty-first street, and Andrew T. David, all
Of Omaha; William q. Craig OF Leigh,
Henry d. Mass OF Inez. l.. ]. Cook OF Grand
Island and +. ]. Kotlar OF Columbus. These
substitutes viii be held on the waiting list
and under Instruction for vacancy emergen-
cies. All are eligible for permanent APP
pointment according to their qualifications
and efficiency.
W. d. Smiths Death Mstural-Natural
causes are held responsible fer the death
of w. D.. Smith by the eoronsr's Jury
which investigated the case at an inquest
Saturday afternoon. Smith was tbs
Adams Express messenger who was
found dead in the bathtub OF his board
ing house. 10is South Tenth street, FRI
day evening. Heart trouble is given as
the cause of his death In the verdict rem
dered by the coroner's jury. Smiths
wife Is said to- be on her way to Omaha
from the family home in Chicago, where
Smith also has two children. Arrange
ments for the funeral and burial will not
be made until Mrs. Smiths arrival.
zigh school Cadet 0ffscsrs PEona-Fri-
! day evening will witness the most bril-
llN|l dIIalT IN inc CbfenOdf OF the nlHn
,seh&ol set. The cadet officers prom
is be given on that day AZ Chambers
academy, and IL Is expected 20 be an i'm
portant event not only in point Of at
tendance. nut also as regards the nature
and specially Features that make the oeca-
sion one Of kyeat import to every high
school STUDENT who Is socially inclined.
Sam Carrier and Herbert Ryan. the two
cadet captains who have the dance in
charge. have planned a decorative scheme
that will be both novel and attractive
and with the possible presence OF Com
mandant Curry at the prom and leading
the grand march will make 1t the gala
affair OF the year.
waats 90 Give a xiokinf to Beot-Be-
cause he refused to pay 81 he owed a
boilerpakeE over whom he WINS boss, un-
I'll he could see the man and lick" him.
John Lowry was made the defendant In
a suit in Judge William w. Eastman's
Justice court. The case was won by the
plaintiff on default Saturday afternoon.
Lowry FEELING to appear at the hearing.
So row., instead OF giving the boiler
maker 81 and the intended clicking"
Lowry will have TO pay the small debt
ard the costs Of the suit, which will
amount to five or ak times the amount
originally In question. He AYERS ne will
never pay the Judgment. but says he is
willing enough TO pay 81, provided the
man who wants Il will come TO him and
take the clicking also.