Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-01
BRIEF CITY NEWS

nave Aoot Print ~.
Bwoboda-Oertifisd Public Accountant.
lighting Fizturos- s-BurEess-0raudsn cs.
strictly homemade Pies. Iier Grand cafe
Dr. harold oifford has returned from a
short trip 10 the south
ieBO-HRtionai Life Insuranos Oo.-islo
Charles r. Ady, General Agent, Omaha
Nats Tour savings increase your earn
tngs BY becoming a member OF Nebraska
Savings and Loan ASSN. Earns per cent
per annum. 1905 Farnsm 81.
Arrs George L. KILLER very sioH-Mrr
George T.. Miller. who Is seriously III At
Clarkson hospital. is somewhat improved
in condition. Mrs. Miller recently under
went an operation.
Meeting Of street Car union-A spe-
episl meeting OF the Street Car Mems
union, No. 2ss, has been called for Fri
day night al o'clock at the Labor
temple.
Hdson o. aloh 20 Attona Brewer Funeral
Edison C. Rich win be one representa-
tive at least Of the Nebraska bar at the
funeral OF Justice Brewer in Leavenworth,
Saturday. Mr.. Rich has now gone to Kan
sas City and will go from there 20 Leav-
enworth, Friday night.
Hruby Bound over 20 Grand Jury
Stanley J. Hruby, charged with sssaulting
Arthur Asher, mail carrier. several days
ago, was arraigned before United States
Comnnissioner Anderson Thursday morn
ing. lie waived examination and was bound
over 70 the federal grand Jury in $500.
'Thoraas W. Blaekburn SPEAKS on Insur-
Esncy--Thomas w. Blackburn will address
the Central Republican club Friday even
ing on Insurgency as Related TO the
Republican, Party Today" The meeting
will be held at the club rooms in the Pat
terson block, and all republicans are in
vited to attend.
zuss Eavss WIN Talk OF Chnd Labor
Prof Lucille Eaves Will address the Ne
braska Child Labor committee at it's
annual meeting Monday evening. at the
Young Mems Christian association cafe.
dinner will precede the annual meeting
ana after hearing the reports OF officers
the annual election of officers will take
place.
Police Court Receipts BiE-March has
been a record breaking month I'm police
court, as far as the amount of money
paid in fines and bond forfeits are con
cerned. The amount taken in by Clerk
]. j. Mahoney is more than $4,000. and
is far greater than any month for many
years. The number of cases which have
been disposed Of is greater than any
month for some time.
Ped Twelve Thousand shsep-w. J.
Ferr, stockman Of Greeley, Colo, is a
guest at the Paxton. During the winter
Mr.. Farr was feeding 1900 sheep at North
Bend, west Of Kearney, and Is now ship
ping the last OF them TO Chicago market.
prices OF live stock are higher than we
expected last fall" said Mr.. Farr, "and
p my partner and myself are making a nice
profit on our sheep"
Albert Phillips Goes to Frial-Albert
Phillips. a painter. will be placed on
trial In district court Friday on a
statutory charge. Phillips was arrested
at Twenty fourth and Farnam streets
last summer while running away from
the scene of his alleged crime A coal
wagon driver seeing the pursuit jumped
from his wagon seat and caught Phillips
as he came along The man is the father OF
five young children.
Dr. LumsdOn Studies Omaha Data-Dr.
l.. L. Lumsden OF the marine hospital SER
vice has been devoting himself to close
study Of the statistics OF the health Of
Omaha for some time back. with Heath
Commissioner Connen and DR.. Lsngfeld,
city bacteriologst, he has been closeted in
the private office OF the commissioner. go
ing carefully over figures and reports of
meteorological and chemical examinations
of water and milk
Wont Have 70 Sleep in Barn Now
Andrew F. Ahstrom, who protested that
his wife drove him from the house and
made him sleep in the barn, was separated
from her by judicial decree OF district
court Thursday. The decree was given
Mrs. Ahlstrom, who was. on the other
hand loser in the contention over divis-
ion Of property. Mrs. Ahlstrom now gets
a further $50 besides $3.50, which her hus'
band gave her before they separated. Other
alimony relief was denied
water Company Presents Its Bin-The
Omaha Water company has presented L
the city bill for SS7.O6, for labor cost Of
repairing a break in the hydrant at Six
teenth and Howard streets a week ago
This bill does not take any account Of thu
damage done to the stock of Thompson 4
BeIden on their basement floor. The bii
now presented viii be carefully scanned b.
committee and probably referred to thu
city attorney for an opinion as to whethe
it's payment would be an admission OF re