Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

to the Bronze petition for $500 and has
overruled this demurrer. This suit there
fore viii go to trial on It's merits.
Nay Make Florence . substasion-Post-
master Thomas has again taken up the
matter Of the carrier delivery Of mail at
Florence, with some hopes OF success. This
may be accomplished by making Florence
a substation to Omaha and put Florence on
the same basis that Dundee now is, enjoy
ing the fun benefits Of free carrier delivery.
Soon All WIN Ne Wsu-Colonel Charles
z. Tanning has written to Omaha friends
that he viii sail from London on the
steamship New Amsterdam on April 10
and is due in New York April g. From
there he will come straight home. as City
Engineer Craig is insisting tina all paving
contractors must get busy with their work
without delay.
Husband Wins Divorce Race-In a race
to the divorce court James Caspar, a night
Waterman, beat his wife in the first heat.
Monday morning Mrs. Caspar's attorney
took a petition to the clerk OF district
court to file and found that Caspar had
entered a petition Saturday. Whereupon
the Mrs. Caspar paper was taken back to
change into an answer and crossbiu.
Ad club Bsssrving PIacss-cincinnatrs
AID club has written to the Omaha Al club
to secure reservations for a delegation Of
thirty from that city at one OF the Omaha
hotels. The convention will be held in
Omaha July IS, 10 and 90 San Francisco
writes 1t will send a large enough dele
cation to the convention to convince any,
one that the earthquake has not put SAP
off the map.
McHugh does East on DRY Goods Case
Judge w. d. McHugh, representing the
aflroads IN the Missouri River Rate case.
las gone to Washington for a final hear
ng OF the case before the supreme court.
chis was a case in which the large jobbing
iouses along the Missouri river fought to
lave the rate from Chicago lowered on the
'round that 1t was too high, being the same
low as twenty years ago.
Birds and Animals for Omaha-Reese
Eaton OF Curtis, has a very complete ex-
nibit Of native animals and birds OF Ne
,rasks, numbering T5. He has written the
Commercial club that he would like to
nave them placed on exhibition in Omaha.
rhe club is nov looking for a permanent
place where the exhibit may be installed.
Aembers Of the Commercial club had an
opportunity TO see this splendid exhibit
when the trade excursion visited Curtis.
None Of Brick VIII be ussd-None of
the paving brick that was so carefully
piled along Cunning street last summer
will be used in the paving Of the street. A
great deal OF It was found not up to con-
tract grade and rather than 20 through the
lot to Gull out the defective stuff Hugh
Murphy, the contractor. will supply new
hFirE The ufrnfF NOM 81, 81. - N |
be sold to sewer contractors and probably
about al OF IL will be used in the new Burt
street sewer.
Wants 5000 for an Eye-Ford Smith
net with little success when he prosecuted
George and Ben Weatherford Tor gouging
ut an eye in a saloon brawi. because a
uTy found George Weatherford not guilty
nd Bud Weatherford guilty OF only plain
Smith is now invoking the civil
ide OF the court, suit being on before
Kennedy in District court, against
Edward A Roenrig. a saloon keeper. and
Title Guarantee and Bond company Of
'%cranton, Pa, The sum OF S0a is
smashss Door Trying TO Atng Bsu-so
strenuously did r. A Beatty try to ring
the door bell at the office Of the Postal
@NNe NouAR4Ays oo South IenIn street. I
hat he broke the glass IN the front door.
A policeman spied him after the glass had
been broken and sent him to the station.
He put up a bond Of SO for his appearance
In police court, but when his case was
called Beatty was not among those
present. The bond was forfeited. The re-
port OF the arresting officer was that
the man was so drunk that he could not
find the bell il there was one and that in
making a few jabs in order to locate the
signal for admittance. he broke the glass.
salt for $4,000 Damages Transfsrrsd-
fhe ESQ damage suit OF Ralph o. Urban
against the c. f. Adams company. a cor
and wildwood 5. williams, has
been transferred from the district court OF
Douglas county, 70 the United States cir
cult court Urban was arrested in Denver
In August. 1903. charged with forgery and
brought back to Nebraska on the complaint
OF the Adams company and lodged In the
Douslas county jail He was subsequently
released on a writ OF kabeas corpus issued
BY Judge A. L. Sutton and the case against
ain dismissed. Urban now brings suit for
false accusation. Imprisonment ana dam
eyes to his reputation. which he fixes At
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