Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19

Both phones a.
Jaws. drugs.
The Clark barber shop for baths
Corrgans undertakes. Phones 18
Large front room 20 rent. Phone SIS
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $40.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. j. j.
Klein Co., 1872 West Broadway.
The best in the lane IN wall paper and
painting work. G. Jensen, Masonic Temple.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
]. w. Terry optician, I'll Broadway, office
with George Corner.
The path to your economical piano pur-
chase leaos directly to the -. Hospe COM
Council Bluffs, la.
Harmony chapter No. %, order Eastern
Star, will meet In regular session Thurs
day evening in Masonic hail.
charles Itattih, Jll tnS. avenue, has
| been taken III while Visiung friends at
CEDAR Rapids, ana is confined 10 ms oeu
there.
! LESLEY, the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| h. watson. Zl1U Avenue A, died Iate yes
| terday afternoon after bHeI illness from
stomach trouble.
Only one marriage license was issued yes
| terday WlIlianl hucker, aged IS, OF Omaha,
| "a years Ola, also OF Omaha.
! John T. Hazen of Avoca, democratic
! canuldate for the state legislature, spent
\ yesterday visiting his army OF Irlends In
| CounciI Bluffs made during his four years
| term as sheriff.
}. A. Tyler began a suit in the district
court yesterday 10 recover the amount al
legged 10 be coming 10 him from wllliam
eluslng 10 fulfil VerDHl lease mane last
March on q small tract Of land near The
Oity. The amount involved Is SlAO.
| At l:46 o'clock yesterday morning a bur-
glar was discovered on the porch roof of
| the residence At 3A4 sherman avenue Mem
| beers OF the fanny VINO dlscerned the IN
| tIuder sent hurry call to the police sta
| ton, but the fellow became alarmed and
slipped from the porch and disappeared be-
| tore the officers arrived.
George Crissman began an action in the
] district court yesterday against Serena
West and two bondsmen II. p. Tradel and
| henry tieper, who signed an indemnity
| bond for S1UO when she got into a dispute
| with Crlssman over pasture rental, and re-
plevlned a horse on June IL. Tine amount
| Of the pasturage bin was $50 and suit is
| brought on the bond to recover that
amount.
| At the request of the members Of the
Sidney bar, Judge Wheeler yesterday an
nounced the postponement of the beginning
Of the August term of the court there
| from August 30 to Monday of the week
following. The request was due to the
! fact that many of the attorneys had not
prepared enough of their cases to give the
court steady employment II 1t had convened
at the time set
Three more victims of the anti-public
drinking ordinance enacted a few weeks
ago went through the police court mill
! yesterday. They were Frank Webster, j.
| c. Walter and Frank W ellis colored. They
| carried a can of beer Der cath one Of the
Northwestern railroad bridges near Broad
| way and were sure nothing but the frogs
could see them. Before the can was emptied
| a policeman had them. They paid - and
| costs each.
Pearl Cozad has sued Jesse c. Cozad, to
| whom she was wed last October, and with
whom she was able TO live until August
6, 1910. Then, she asserts, his cruelty be-
came uncomfortable. She applied to Judge
Wheeler and secured a restraining order
preventing him from molesting or in any
manner annoying her at her home or place
of employment In addition to divorce,
maiden name, Pearl Spear, and whatever
temporary and permanent alimony the
court is able to find among her husbands
possessions.
entered a suit in the district court yester-
day against the Pioneer Implement COM
pany. claiming balance OF $1,000 on two
Sc tsrt Dakota ts and Missouri the F.yins
Dutchman one and two-row and laytby
Il, 1909, for the exclusive sale of the Eclipse
wagon dump, and all repairs and extras
Tor eaCn line OF kOOuS. LIo ihe
concern claims 81, 961.2O balance on the first
contract and $2,e39.05 on the second
Yesterday was the day when Judge
Wheeler was to pass upon some or the
problems involved In the disputes that have
arisen between the members Of the VanC
club, composed of a number OF young mel
and women Of Omaha, who own pretty
and other property at Manawa, that ha.
cost them over loo. He was expected K
appoint a receiver for the clubs property
upon the application OF two OF the me-,
continued the hearing for two weeks. TIT
matter will then be tried before Judg'
Woodruff upon its merits.
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Woolman has re-
turned from Hot Springs. s. D., where hs
had been spending several months In the
! hope of recovering from the effects Of q
badly broken leg sustained last winter wher
of the polished poles at No. engine house
{ where he served as fireman when hC
weighed 100 pounds less than now. he ex
} employed in the old days and practically
I fell the distance between the two stories
: striking the cement floor with fearful force
He still has to walk on crutcheS, but fel
. that he was able to report for duty, and
r yesterday resumed his work.
The family of L. James, several in mum
: Der. were awakened at 1 o'clock yester
: and found the roof OF their home at III
, Avenue l, blazing. telephone alarm
: brought the 1lremen from NO. nose mouse
g and they were obliged to work until nearl!
8 o'clock before they succeeded in com
pletely extinguishing the fire, which ha
. crept underneath the roof All of the bed
? ding and furniture was thoroughly drenche
; but the damage TO the house by fire wa
q not great. How the fire caught in tn
. roof is not known for there had been n
> fire about the place and the family wa
not aware Of tho place being struck b.
n lightning.
Gretamo Cicco and Bruno Dilllzzo, TIVE
Sicilian citizens, entered into a deal earl,
in the spring by which the latter acquires
J possession of a certain grey colored horse
q for which he was 10. pay the sum of So
y They procured a local lawyer to draw up
. contract which both signed. but whcl
neither could read. Bruno has used tn
! horse all summer and smiled when Gretam
= talked to him about the SIS. Gretamo tool
! the piece of paper to a lawyer and detaile
Bruno's contract. The lawyer found
promissory note with interest and a for
feiture OF all rights of defense II a sui
was brought to collect the note. The sui
was brought in the district court yesterday
J. and IL appears as II Dillizzo has a diZzyin
o surprise in store for him.
d The already large list of divorces file
y for the consideration of Judge Woodruff
n | at the August term of the district court
" ! was further increased yesterday by tn
q addition of two more. Edna Henderso
\ sued her husband, Oscar s. Henderson, 70
\ absolute divorce. They were married 1