Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10

Large front room to rent. Phone SIS.
NY. Plumbing co. Tel go. Night. L-1702
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel 800.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone o..
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT J. J.
Kline Co., 1852 West Broadwoy.
The best in the land "a wa; paper and
painting work. e. Jensen. Masonic Temple.
Have your glasses fitteG or repaired by
j. W. Terry, Optician, all Broadway. office
with George Gerner.
Miss Nell wickham has returned from
Gregory, S. D., where she has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Millett.
Special Detective Deneen. who repre-
scented the Illinois Central here for many
years, is now chief of police at Water
loo Ia.
The grandest opportunity ever known for
saving money on high CLASS pianos has
brought many buyers TO A. Hospe Co., q
South Main street. % Pearl street, Council
Bluffs. la.
John Herderman, aged 50 years. died last
evening at Mercy hospital from heart
trouble. The body was removed to Corrl-
gans undertaking rooms to await arrange
ments for interment.
The willing Workers Of Unity Rebekah
lodge will meet tomorrow afternoon at the
home OF Mrs G. p. Tucker. 1880 Fourth
avenue. Mrs. Tucker will be assisted by
Mrs. ]. j. Sharp. All Rebekahs are invited.
When n. r. Jones, an engineer admitted
that ha slapped one young man and wanted
10 slap several others at Cortland Beach
sunday afternoon he opened tile door to
proof that he had knocked two men down
and ont and gave hot right-hander to
another Henry Davis. The aggregate
cost him a fine OF $40 and costs In police
court yesterday morning
The divorce court docket was further en-
larged yesterday by suit filed by Frances
M. Whitney against her husband, Frank
Ernest Whitney, on the allegations that
hts cruelty and slanderous tales told about
- a. ~ lAfR
severance Of the marriage bonds: They
have spent many years togethsT. for they
were wed in Nebraska City November %,
1889. She asks only for attorney fees and
such aimony as the court may see tit to
allow her.
chowd Of automobile Joy riders. com
prising two men and four women, were
booked on the police court blotter yester-
day charged with disturbing the peace.
The men put up cash bonds Of $40 and IS
for each of the women. None Of them
were in court yesterday morning and the
bonds were forfeited. They gave the
names Of Al So johnson Edward @O p;
a FER and Edna johnson and Omaha as
thslr home.
James l.. Leeper OF Red Oak was ar
raigned before United States Commi ssioneT
Crawford yesterday. charged with boot
Logging, He was arrested on complaint Of
II. j. Hill, deputy internal revenue collector
retailing whisky at the flremens tourna-
ment. He was only one Of a number OF
others, one Of whom will be brought to-
day. He was held to the federal grand jury
under $500 bonds, which he readily gave.
Rev. Henry belong took "a day Off
Sunday and went 10 Silver City. At II
school at silver City and dat at Ii o'clock hs
preached to large congregation from the
same pulpit he occupied more than forty
years ago. At o'clock he reached West
Liberty by driving twelve mi.es across the
country and preached to another congrega-
tion,. He then went 70 Malvern in an auto
ia 0nA HalA n K -
ing to Silver City where he preached agar
at ocock in the evening.
George Dimmitt, who sued his wife
made to take the place OF defendant II
the same suit when his wife filed an an
swer and cFoss-petition asking that tn,
divorce be granted her instead OF the hus-
band. Dimmitt accused his wife OF de
Aerting him and being cruel Mrs. Dim
as we'll as cruelty. She SAYS she has n n
property or money, but that her husband
ls an able bodied bricxlayer caring $50 {
week and she asks the court to grant re
unreasonable sum IN alimony.
The handsome houseboat constructed
year ago by DIR. Montgomery OF Council
Blufs fnd SOLD THIS season 70 Guy Grant Q
Sunday afternoon The boat was one OF tn
y most extensively and luxuriousy furnishe,
on the lake. Considerable mystery attaehe
to the mystery that sent 1t to the bottom
for there was no accident whatever and NJ
cause can be assigned for the sudden slnlI
the boat is raised The boat went down Il
about eight feet OF water in front Of tn
boat clubhouse
Judge o. D. Wheeler has returned from
a. two weeks outing in Minnesota, tn
greater part Of which time was spent Il
the vicinity OF the great fishing resort,
Judge Wheeler refused to tell any fia
stories, although challenged by Count
Treasurer Mitchell to beat one he is achin
soS S sne bsHs Sss% Jsas
10 tell real, story II the game laws Q
Minnesota had not interfered to proven
production of the proof. or the hundred
Of pounds of gamey black bass ana fiEhtin
speckled trout a good fisherman may cate
he cannot ship home single one to vindi
a cate himself
~ George T. Foster Of Washington, D. c
NkorganlSer, OF the International Steel an
Copper Plate Printers Union OF Mort
America. was in Council Bluffs yesterda,
calling upon Congressman Walter /. Smiti
IL was this union that gave CongresSma
Smith such hearty Endorsement at II
winter In recognition OF .his services in az
vancing the interests of the members, pa
ticnlarly II relation 70 the betterment
the more than 1000 engaged in printing III
national currency. Mr. Foster Is on n
way to Mlnneapolis. where some Organize
ton work is 10 be done. Nothing OF II
character is required here for the reaso
that there are no plate printing establish
ments in this part Of the country. H
stopped In Council Bluffs solely to shall
hands with the Iowa congressman.
Fred Walter and George fucker. the w
young men who became involved in
stabblng affray in the Northwestern ware
on Friday when Tucker stuck his pocke
knife into Walter his friend, were a
raigned IN police court yesterday mornin
Each refused 10 prosecute the other on Il
serious charges that had been preferrS
and told Judge Snyder that they had be-
together working in the Kansas harve
fields and threshing for two months al
that Il was the whisky they got after IN,
came to Council Bluffs that caused all
the trouble. One had SIS and the 9th
81. They had given a young local lawy,
an order for $50, who was not presei
when they were arraigned, and the cou
fined them s3e, When they were ready
90 all they had saved from their summer
work was also gone. But the charges eat
mad preferred against the other were
such serious character that their freedo
Wss probably purchased at a low price.
MRS. TETAN FILLS STOVE
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