Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-08


FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE !
TRY SWAPS.
l.Hudlesog Broadway studio now location !
b3I West Broadway.
WE CARRY MfLT EXTRACT. j. j.
Klein Co, ~ West Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
D. W Terry, optician, All Broadway. office
with George Gerner
-Idly Camp Aid society meets Thursday
september s. at Mrs A. G. Brumage 23ly
Third avenue, FOR quilting.
THE NURSING MOTHERS DRINK AN
HECSER-B SCH MALT ROSENFELD
LIQUOR CO.. 5l9 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Majestic Steel Ranges ana Art Garland
Base Burners, the best in the world, 47 to
$40. We are exclusive agents. 4. G. DE
Vol Hardware COMPANY, 5OI Broadway.
The most delicate fabrics are cleaned and
pressed satisfactorily iu our cleaning
and pressing department. Bluffs City Laun-
az ...
L. Bercutt the Russian lunch wagon
man, Who narrowly escaped cremation
when his wagon caught fire from flood
* gasoline that had leaked from a de-
same wagon and from the same cause, The
loss vas confined to his supply Of eatables.
The Fullerton Lumber company OF Bent
ley, Ia, yesterday began a suit in the dis
trict court against Henry Dries and Eta
Dries, as principals, and Lewis Hammer,
an Indirectly Interested. party. to recover
S5i6.s5 for lumber furnished on July p, 1905,
TO build a house on property leased to them
by Mr.. Hammer.
OF matches, cotton mittens and gasoline,
Inflicted about $50 damage on the grocery
store Of Livingston g. Weinberg at Tenth
Dstreet ana Avenue u at lO:% SSiock last
night The fire department got there In
time 70 control II and prevent It getting
beyond the corner where 1t started. Mice
are accused OF the mischief
Failure to fulfll the obligations placed
upon him by order of the district court
On March last when a divorce decree
granted TO his wife required the payment OF
w a month alimony, led to the garnish-
nnent yesterday OF the wages, of Friend
Leonard Hayes, am employe Of the Bluff
City laundry The order of garnishment
by the court showed that Hayes was back
TWO months In his payments to his former
wife, Maggie A. Hayes.
The. young ladies' society of the st. Fran
els Catholic church has decided to hold
the musical and literary part of their pro-
gram for the Thursday night entertain-
ment in the church auditorium instead OF
= on the lawn as first planned. Those who
program are; J. r. Gerke, James Null
Gle McAtee, p. j. Mcbride, Miss Cherry,
Miss Bessie Sherlock. George r. Hughes
and Ruth Lennox.
The first meeting Of the joint commit
tees OF the city council and the CONNER
cial club to discuss the relations of the
city to the street railway company was
held yesterday. 1t is understood that the
street railway company has decided to
running g out Beyond the new t roundhoG mouse
and enlarged yards Of the Northwestern
nanWay COMPANY and PROBABLY returni ing
said TO have been decided upon by the
company is on East Pierce street to Wal
nut Hill cemetery.
A motion for the dismissal OF the case
against George Matheson, indicted for
shooting Constable J. c. Baker eight years
or more ago was argued in the district
court yesterday. His attorneys are now
trying to have 1t dismissed. Matheson' :
plea was that the shooting was accidental
and followed the excitement and fright OF
being placed under arrest for burglary Of
a general store at Westons Several years
ago Baker began an action against Mathe-
son, who was then minor, for damages
and the suit was compromised by Matne-
son confessing Judgment for 500. This
has never been paid.
THE Board of Health held it's regular
Nmonthly meeting last night, and after al
lowing the bills and receiving the report
OF the health officer, DIR. Bower, took up
ON East broadway for some relief froin
the sewage that was being conducted into
the creek by people residing further up the
Y Btructed the health officer to notify
4Rssrs Hammer, Besley and KonigmacheI
20 construct water tight cesspools within
thirty days and Mr.. Kennedy to immed-
lately repair the pool on his premises. City
Engineer Btnyre instructed to make
plans for sewer that will relieve the
situation ons there and permit house conneo;
houses recently built in the locality.
The monthly police report was compiled
yesterday ana made READY for SUBMISSION
70 the city council at the meeting laS
evening Che report shows total of IL
arrests for the month OF August AS ID
usual nearly one-half Of these we're fol-
drnnkenness; twenty-slx the next largest
humber, were for disturbing the peace al
most invariably a product OF intoxication
tweny-one We're held for investigation anc
thirteen were for vagrancy. or the twenty
four other offenses charged nine were fol
disorderly conduct and eight for larceny
The remainder included assaults, gamb.
= Ting violating city ordinances carry.
ing concealed weapons, burglary, on dowI
= 60 the end OF the long list. The creates
number OF arrests for any one otfense wai
fiVe and the greater part OF the list mum
hered but one for each infracted law.
The funeral Of William r. Wall whC
diedRuddeny Of heart failure at his HON,
nj mills county Sunday afternoon, will b,
held today, The first part of the services
win DO held at the residence In the fore
nooBSI At their conclusion the body will b.
brought to Council Bluffs for interment II
tho soldiers burial lot in Fairvlew. He will
be awarded fun military funeral In ac
cordanCe with the ritual OF the Unioi
Veteran legion by the members OF loca
encampment No. s. OF which he had lonl
ruary %, 1872, at Knoxville, Tenn He JOINED
the Union army April 2S 1861, as a privat,
= a Company l, Eighth Indiana infantry. HI
n was discharged August %, 1865, as majo
Y OF the Ninth Indiana infantry, after seTv
ipg ffty-two months, lie Joined encamp
ment No, s, Union Veteran legion, the loca
organization, on october is, 1856,
e " Todd, who was murderouslv as
saulted on a street car Sunday Afternoon
by T. iFaa E'aIllinst an iron worker, was II
- 'eewn yesterday testifylng before the grant
inry IN relation to the case. Caulkins ha
been unahle TO furnish the bond require,
tpd WI remain in Jail Mr.. Todd frank.
Old Che officers that he would be bette
atlsficd II they would let him take Caul
sins out I'm the back yard for about thirU
uinutes- than to see him go TO the peniten
cary, Mr.. Todd is a Philippine soldier witt
al splendid record and is an all-round ath
e. After finishing term OF enllstmen
IN the Philippines he formed a bushes
Partnership with Carl Burhorne, a forme
Will known Council Bluffs ieweler VIII
Wnt to- Manila with the Fifty first low
MysI He ana Burhorn went into tn
sock raising Business and were togethe
or tire" wears principally raising carl
lpu or water buffaloes. They developed
fsreat herd NJ the animals and in addition
ID eleven span OF mules, thirty-two Amer
ION horses besides a lot OF ponies Fiv
Veeks hefore the fatal stock plague brok
Jpt they were offered $4,000 in cash 10
heir stock. In sixty days from that dat
m OF the animals except two old mule
We dead, and they were required TO pa
81 aSece for the burial OF each carc9ss
When II was all over they each had an al
rnle and SO In money. Rurhorn wen
4 ito the saloon business and Todd 10
chlisted in the army. Ho completed his sor
~ We and returned 10 this country "A fe1
Nnnrg He Is