Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Biootrto Pane--BurEesa-Grandn Co
Fest Dry Cleaning Of garments. Twih
City Dye Works. 407 South Fifteenth
Dr. ". X. Foote, oculist and aurast, has
moved to 728 and rs city national bank.
Discharges in bankruptcy - Julius
F'urth and John A. Eyler. both OF Omaha,
have been given discharges in bankruptcy
in the United States court.
The Nsbraska Savings and Loan Assn
loans on homes only in Douglas county
Service prompt, terms reasonable Board
OF Trade Bldg, 1894 Farnam St., Omaha
workman sues BurlingtOn-Georse
Leoni a laborer, has brought damage
suit against the Burlington for $4,000 for
injuries received while working as a track
Fepairer.
sunday school PionioLThe Sunday
school Of the First English Lutheran
church will hold a picnic at Riverview
park, Thursday, taking special car and
returning early in the evening.
Governor Macs Flying Trip-Governor
Shallenberger was In Omaha Monday on
stiii hunt When his work was done he
didn't wait to see friends. but stole away
70 Lincoln on the p. m. train.
In the Divorce COurt-The following
suits have been filed: Maggie e. Lyons
against John Lyons; Albert G. sandon
against Sarah sandon; Lorenzo II. Sim
mons against May simmons; Johanna Jen-
sen against Christ Jensen.
Firs in Ladies' Tailoring store-Fire
caused By someone stepping on match,
caused a damage of $50 TO the goods in l.,
Kneeter's women,s furnishing store at SOC
South Sixteenth street Monday morning.
No damage was done the building.
a
12-ysar-old boy at the Detention home fell
from horizontal bar Saturday and broke
his right arm. None of the other boys
were near at, the time He was trying
some new tricks and lost his hold
After Occupation TAx--The city OF
South Omaha has filed suit against the
Nebraska Telephone company for u,7H
the amount claimed as the balance due or
the company's occupation tax. The com
pany has paid $685.
Park Here for . Day-w. L. Park. vice
president Of the Illinois Central road
stopped over In Omaha Monday on a tout
OF Inspection over the lines of hls road
Mr.. Park was formerly general superin
tendent of the Union Pacific with his Of
flee In Omaha, and little luncheon wal
given him at the Omaha club today II
honor Of the visit.
Zsus Car oompany-Two damage suits
4tch for $4,000 have been filed against thu
omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railwa,
company by Sarah Gaughan and Emm;
staley. They claim that on July 20, Will,
on a car at Thirty-third and Q streets
South Omaha, the conductor refused e
heed their signals TO stop and that wher
he did stop the car It was with sucl
violence that they were painfully injured
Howard Out 1arly-Candidates wishing
to beat Jeremiah Howard out in his rae
for senator win have to pile out prett.
early In the morning II hard work is t
county. At 7 o'clock Monday morning h
had his little campstool on hand and risIn
to the occasion he tramped down to tn
spot under the ,viaduct where the city >sm
ployers gather for their daily toll and go
in q few opportune sentences on the virtue
and abilities OF the said jerry.
Braae Thasves gontenoed--The fou
brass thiefs. who were captured Frida;
bra night, hxp tnTetectiyee Lahey and Office
Fahey Yithqthelr wagon baekedsup agains
4 the fence at the yards OF the street railwa,
company.s shops at Twenty-seventh an
Lake streets. appeared before Judge Craw
ford Monday morning and received sen
fences. Lee Baker and Andrew Daily wer
each given ninety days and Harry William
and Arthur Phillips thirty days in tn
county Jail.
wall Nearly Oomplstod The $4,000
retaining wall being built for Creighto
q university on the TYenty-fourth street sid
y Of its property Is due to be completed tn
week. II Is q heavy piece Of work, extend
ing from Burt street to California stree
and is twenty feet above the ground at tn
highest point. The sewer was constructe
on the newly opened part of the Twent,
fourth street some time ago, and with tn
wall finished 1t IL expected the street CO
company will proceed to complete the col
nection from Twenty-eourth and CumIn
streets to It's stub line end at Twenty-thlr
and Cas- streets.
Many uunns In Case--John Dunn, wi
attacked and severely cut his brother III
- Dunn with pocket knife Saturday nigl
following q supposed political argumen
was discharged by Judge Crawford
A. police court Monday morning. When jill
Dunn came to the police station with tn
~Astory that he had been wounded by h
brother. John Dunn. Captain Dunn d,
tailed Detective John Dunn to capture Il
John Dunn who had attacked Jim Dun
When Judge Mahoney, clerk OF the cour
heard the discharge he remarked: 1--WE
how on earth could you expect TO get
fine out OF him after all those ''Dunns." =
Another Coca Rain---Another light al
scattering rain passed over Nebraska Ia
night. at many points west OF Omaha. @
many piaces IN points west ~ Omaha. @
the Union Pacific the rain from Grar
Island to North Platte and on fae braneh
was heavy, and Schuyler 10 Grand Isiar
and on the branch south OF Valley a iisl
shower was felt. Scattering rains on Il
Lincoln and Alliance divisions OF the Blu
lington were felt and ON the Northwestsi
a good rain. from Norfolk. Neb.. to Dalla
g. D., and from Norfolk to Msrriman Ne
The south Platte valley. which has be,
vary drv All YEAR rnralvah q IInhA a.,