Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14

III EoR ,EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
WE CARRY MALT EXTRACT. J. ].
Klein Co., 162 West Broadway.
The best IN the LAND IN wa:i paper ana
painting work. c. Jensen, Masonic Temple
John Beno, now a resident OF Sullivan,
days.
Robert Oliver and Ford McCune have
gone to Colorado and Utah for a brief
outing.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
!. ". Terry, optician, All Broadway, office
with George Gerner.
=. 3. sharon, editor Of the Catholic
MessenGer Of Davenport, will arrive in
Council Bluffs today and will be the guest
OF Mayor Maloney and family for several
Verde Reed, son of Brooks Reed. returned
yesterday after party accomplishing a
pedestrian trip from Council Bluffs to At
iante' lie Will start again on Monday and
tinish IL In one day.
Edward L. Duquette OF the Devoi Hard
ware company has returned from q long
visit to southern California where he
visited his parents and other relatives. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Duquette.
Suits filed yesterday by the Howorth
Bros. against the Northwestern and the
Illinois Central railroad companies aggre-
gate N45O Tor damages and delays in live
ego.
Miss Evelyn Thomas. accompanied by her
mother Mrs. Mary Il. Thomas returned
yesterday afternoon from long visit In Calf
lorna MISS Thomas was quite sick when
health. - ~
The bids for the construction OF new
mammoth car barns covering the block in
the rear OF the present buildings at Avenue
A and 2Sth streets Will be received on
throughout.
Nearly all Of the stock required to be
NIL 10 Nla 60, a.
for the construction OF the new Eagles
club house has been disposed OF, and Il is
asserted that construction work will be
commenced early in the autumn.
SPECIALS IN OUR meat department.:
Dressed spring chickens, pound, NV cents:
dressed hens, pound, 2Ac; homeless rib
roasts pound, 10 to in cents; pot roasts,
camille company, lOO-iO2-1O4-1Oe broadway
Phones.
Mrs. Maloney. wife Of Mayor Maloney.
accompanied by their daughters, GLADYS
Manitou, Colo. They have been absent for
month, enjoying the comfort and beauty
OF the many cool spots in the Colorado
DR.. Stephan Phelps Of Bellevue college
and former pastor Of the First Presbytertdn
church here is In the city and will spend
a a, week at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
the pulpit of the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow.
Mrs, Lena sohill. aged % years, died-at
$50 yesterday afternoon at Mercy hospital
atter short illness from lung trouble. She
is survived by her husband, A. ]. Schulz, and
her father, Henry Hanson OF Bixby, Mimi
Inc body was removed to Woodrtngs and
prepared TO be taken to the home on Sun
day evening.
William Lama, county bridge contractor
and Railroad constructor, began suit in
the district court yesterday afternoon
New york; claimina nsE n d SSmDceny for or
1ailure 10 supply him with o gasoline trac-
ton r11 engine that would do the required and
The fire department was called yesterday
TO 1915 South Sixth street, where a gasoline
stove had become unmana geable. Before
the department arrived the flames had
the outside OF the building. The interior
OF. the house was chiefly damaged by
smoke The property is owned by L. p,
The floor Of the workshop, which means
the record copying room. at the county
auditors office was yesterday covered with
and stained : floor, with its numerous
grained spots, had come to jar on the
ne OF the young women and even some
making type machines.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Charles 70. Tyson, who have
been building In connection with Mrs
Tysons father, l.. E. Bridenstein, a beauti-
full new home on Benton street, will remove
to Chicago In few days. Mr.. Tyson has
received an important business appointment
In connection with the international Cor
reEpondence school, and Ia obliged to make
his headquarters In Chicago.
Police orders have been given to secure
Frank Armstrong. S25 Washington avenue,
son Of a neighbor last evening. The dog
is not protected by city license and the
nos the a4St ana s.sed 70 aees
to Poundmaster Jackson when he was sent
for II yesterday.
Steve soidn, a young slav. who has been
was taken off Burlington train yesterday
by order of Sheriff Linville Of Mills county
Soiden Is accused OF having stolen pocket
book at Emerson containing $50. When
searched at the station he had a trifle over
SIS, but no pocketbook. He strenuousiy
denied the charge He was turned over
to the Mills county sheriff during the after
noon.
Ambition to be named among the class
Of athletes who have reviewed fame By
swimming cross Lake Manawa has de-
seended 70 the small boys, and two Of them.
Horace Ourep, aged IA years. and Charles
Benton, aged 10 years, have succeeded. The
feat was accomplished under circumstances
that We're really traught with some danger,
for the boys had no other assistance avail
able in case OF exhaustion than a third
small boy following them in a rowboat
]. Fl. Traverse OF Omaha driving an auto
mobile nts e sSs SS 6n wSs
last evening charged with violating the
speed limits. The charge, however, did not
arise from the speed he was going last
night but which was made by the same
machine an evening or two since when the
police were only able to catch the number.
Mr. Traverse denied that he was in the
car at that time He put up q cash bond
OF $50 for his appearance In police court
this morning.
NJ l.. Marks yesterday began a suit In
the district court against the Union Pacific
Railroad company claiming 81, 200 damages
for alleged injuries sustained by a carload
of horses he was shipping from Oregon to
South Omaha. He says the injuries were
inflicted by a flat wheel on the car that
carried the horses, and that the rhythmic |
thumpty-thump was sufficient to throw two |
of the horses from their feet and kill them |
and badly bruise the remaining fifteen. |
Marks was a former livery stable man OF
Council Bluffs and Ia now engaged in
shipping horses. He has had many sinilarl
suits against various railroads.
Upon plea Of guilty, which he substi- |
tuted for one OF the opposite character |
Herman Kirschhoff, an aged man, was |
yesterday fined IS and costs by Justice |
Cooper. The complaining witness was John |
Ernst, who charged him with assault and |
battery. Justice Gardiner had two other |
fight cases to adjudicate during the day |
He held John Bigiey under $500 bond for |
further hearing upon the charge OF flourish |
ing a revolver and threatening 10 shoot |
Francis kirkpatrick. Louis Blaci<ert was
accused OF MASKING James BilictIitR- IN the /