Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12

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Corrigans. msdertakers. Phones 1fS.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Majestic ranges. p. c. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Picture framing. Jensen, Masonic temple
Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. 32s
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone g.
See Berwick first for painting. I'll S. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
=, Free things to eat at the Gas office. 2s
Pearl street Step in.
schusters and storz' Malt Extract for
sale by J. J. Kline Co. 162 Broadway.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired By
y. W. Terry, opucian, Al Broadway, office
with George Gerner.
For nursing mothers drink Anheuaer-
Busch MALT 1onic, hosenfeld Liquor Co.
blS south Main street
Free things TO eat cooked by the beat
Trick denomination at the Gas office "
Pearl street
TRIPLE THICK COOKING DEMON
sIkAn1ON a. THE CITIZENS GAS a
FREE III THING liS' 70 S2F. c6 5IHit On. 81
Judge Green yesterday afternoon Eranteo
Two divorces J. W. JRsepn showed tnas
/ long AFTER tnsir marriage az Niagara Eal,s,
ana hls plea OF ueseruOn was sustained.
iazI,e y harns was freed from George
n Harris on the same grounds-
Mira ella J. Starr died yesterday after
| noon AZ her home 50i Fourth street, after
an illness OF two months, Besides her hus-
Psna' Lee starr, she Is survived BY one
son Funeral services will be held from
/ " oodrinEh chapel tomorrow morning, and
| burial.
| Deputy Clerk Roy Hardesty was recalled
70 the county court house after o'clock
| last evening to issue a marriage license
ObhginE In all things and courteous al
ways, Deputy Hardesty Is particularly
anxious TO accommodate persons seeking
HlsErieke license ana little things such as
eelayee dinners or missing meals are not
taken into confederation. The impatient
couple last evening was Paul Engei aged
~ ana MISS Lydia y. Trscka, same age,
and both OF Council Bluffs. They sue
! eeeded equally well In getting Justice
Cooper 20 work after hours and he will
ingly came 70 his office and married them
Ida May smith served notice upon the
! city yesterday afternoon through her at
torney, Thomas q. Harrison, that abe
would today begin q suit in the district
court claiming damages 70 the amount OF
SevVo Tor personal Injuries incurred by a
fall at a defective crossing az the north
east corner OF Avenue A and Twelfth
stree street on October q last The notice to
statute requiring notification Of demands
Tor esmages within thirty days from the
Il Is said that the authorities have mani
/ Tested no disposition TO pay the claim and
that beth original notice and petition in
today. II 10 alleged that when Mrs.. smith
stepped into Il she was thrown with great
M snd ha sI@'n 1 injuries 90 her ankle
viii be permanent
Mrs Mary p. Kissel died suddenly yes
terday morning az her home 1906 Fair
mount avenue, OF heart failure induced by
kidney disease Mrs Kissel had resided
in the city for the last thirty-five years.
she iE survived by her husband /. d. Kis-
pott OF Toronto, Can, Mrs. J. f. Ronney
and Mrs, g. A. Madsen, both Of Council
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Omaha, B. e. Kissei Of Des Moines, r. 4.
| kiseel and @, w. Kissel OF Council
slSff two She + u ESS Sy three sisters
Council Bluffs ana Mrs K Belt Of Okla.
Smith OF Council Bluffs and W. Smith OF
Chicago. The funeral will be held from
the family residence this afternoon at
The suit Of Theodore Olson against
Joseph Kitchener has served to distract the
attention Of Judge Wheeler from election
aftermath for the last two days end prom.
time OF the district court. Olson Is suing
Kitchener for one-half the profits in 4
legged 70 sggregate at least $4,000 In the
last few years. The two men were en-.
gaged IN buying western horses and ship
ieges that Mlohene1 entered into secret
} deal with another man ana bought up q
big herd of horses IN Wyoming which they
cording 70 Olson's, contention, the sum Of
$4,000 and he Is suing for one-half OF this
on the ground that partnership money was
involved IN the DEAL and on the further
ground that as partners each Is entitled Il
} a share IN the profits Of the business done
} by the other
I A delivery team belonging to the S. T.
McAtee grocery and driven by w, c. Nc.
Daniel, ran away yesterday noon when the
i front axle Of the wagon broke2a and let the
forward part OF the wagon drop upon the
heels OF the horses The accident occur
red near the corner Of Bryant street and
} Broadway, and the frightened animals rar
down Broadway at a terrific clip when this
! street was crowded with vehicles, striking
! a big automobile belonging TO j. h. Hol
Z lenbeck, breaking one OF the lamps The
81 collision partially checked the horses, bu
increased their fright, and both began kick
ing viciously. Daniels, who had braVely
maintained his seat and his efforts to con
troll the team, was forced TO jump e
avoid being killed The horses continued
TO run and smashed into a buggy belong.
ing 10 Dr. IT, I, Seybert Collisions with
other vehicles, two street cars and seyera
people were missed by narrow margins
} until the horses Kicked themselves loose
! from the badly wrecked wagon at the
corner Of Broadway ana Scott street and
} ran into a livery stable nearby.
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. $50. Night. L-l7O1