Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-12


Diugle's barber shop. s Scott 81.
Corrigans, undertakers. Phones iS.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges. p. L. DO Vol Hdw. Co.
Picture framing. Jensen, Masonic temple.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SSs.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
See Berwick first for painting, I'll s. Main.
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Schusters and storz malt extract for
sale by J. J. Kline Co, l62 Broadway.
Oak Leaf camp, Royal Neighbors OF
America, will meet in regular session Tues
day evening.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired BY
J. W. Terry opucian. al Broadway, office
with George Corner.
DR. Horace 4. HaverstocK has removed
to Room 2l7 Merriam block. Phones Bell
Ind. $3.50
The Royal Sewing Clrcae or oak Leaf
camp, Royal Neighbors.r will meet with
Mrs Allie Howe, no First avenue, Wednes-
day afternoon at O clock. All members
requested to be present.
Judge j. X. Reed Is confined TO his homo
on Mcpherson avenue by an attack Of la
ciengle a form OF erysipelas He has been
seriously III for several days, but was yes
| terday reported to be convslescinK
George Chrssman, sls Avenue c, who
attempted TO brain officer Skipton with a
blacksmithing hammer when the police
man, accompanied by officer Gillispie
went TO the home 20 arrest him was given
hearing in police court yesterday morn
ing A charge OF assault with intent 10
kill had been placed against Chrissman
but 1t was changed to assault and bat
terry. Judge Snyder sent him down TO the
county Jail for thirty days.
| For the purpose OF preventing the Pc
| riodical floods OF water and mud that rush
/ Broadway, the city sewer department en-
pIoyes ar, are putting in a thirtyIiinch I'll.
/ Broadway to Stutsman, where twelve-foot
catch basins will be installed. 1t Is be-
/ lieved that this will arrest the floods and
prevent the avalanches OF mud that rush
| down Stutsman and Grace streets.
Captain Lloyd ID. Ross Of Red Oak who
has been In the city for several days check
| ing up the aocoutermentB OF the Dodge
Light Guards, has completed the work and
| Captain Grason was yesterday attestins
the schedule copies Of his report which
will be sent to the surveying officer at Des
hoines and will eventually reach the War
| department at Washington. Captain RosI
| found the property Of tho company in ex-
cellont shape, and his report is fully credit
able to the members OF the company.
Mr. and Mrs. Platte Overton of Roger
! Mo, have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Slyter since Saturday and will return tC
| their home this evening. Mr. Overton IL
returning from a business trip to Chicago
in connection with an important practical
| railway device In use on the Union Pacific
and other western roads. The device II
/ the evolution OF an old railway enRinemar
and once master mechanic Of the BurlinR
| ton, and who is a relative OF Mrs. over
/ ton and Mrs Slyter. 1t promises to be-
come revolutionary in methods of stopping
leaky flues in locomotive boilers.
John Gibler, accused by Joe Wlnkler
Waterman at the Walker ManufacturinJ
| company's plant, Of being tho man wht
! had attacked him with an iron bar 81
! Wednesday night. and nearly broke hi
! head. was given a hearing in police cour
! yesterday morning. The inquiry was a vim
| dicatlon of Gibler, Winkler testifying in al
uncertain way that he thought his as
! bond Of $500 for several days, charged
with assault with intent TO kill, lie II
Waterman at the Alfalmo Meal Mills al
reetly across the street from the Walker
! plant.
Judge Woodruff yesterday afternoon ex
oused the petit jury of the district eourt
until Wednesday. He put in the day hear
ing motions and entering on the docke
orders in various cases The suit of tn,
! First National bank Of Shenandoah agains
the Central Calendar company and Others
was settled out OF court. The Calendar
company transferred it's business to THU
city and has had somewhat oheckeret
career, passing through several hands and
managerial stages. The suit of John Mel
son against the Omaha & Council Bluff
street Railway company was dismissed OF
motion Of the attorneys for the plaintiff
Linder was continued,
burglar at an early hour yesterda,
morning made two visits at the homes O
| residents on Lincoln avenue. At the homt
Of ]. s. Harlan, 500 Lincoln avenue Mrs
Harlan was awakened at 4:46 o'clock by
hearing noise, and a moment later a mar
struck match at the head OF the stairs
Mrs Harlan stepped into the hallway ant
got a good view OF him as he held tn,
lighted match aloft She screamed and thu
fellow fled. Police officers were sent K
patrol the street, but failed to find any
susplciously appearing persons Yesterday
when r. r. Slade, 2t2 Lincoln avenue, arosi
he discovered his trousers were not wher,
he had left them, and Investigation dis
closed the loss OF three or four dollar
from the pockets. The trousers were take1
from his bed chamber,
John w. Bird, IS years old. died at nj,
home in Garner township yesterday morn
ing OF tuberculosis after an acute illness o
only two weeks. He Is survived by hi
wife one daughter Mrs. Addie HartWell o
Council Bluffs, and three sons, F. A., Joe
l., OF this city. and Dean living at home
He also leaves eight brothers and thret
sisters, They are Noah Bird OF Eden, m
Joel. Wesley and George all Of Council
Bluffs Richard OF Missouri Valley, Jacol
and Martin OF Peoria, Ill; n. NJ Bird o
Kansas City Mrs Sarah Holllngsworth o
Sweetwater. Neb.; Mrs Sarah ]. Mahaff,
OF Abingdon, Ill, and Mrs. Adde Cordoi
OF oft, Colo, The funeral will be held to
morrow afternoon from the residence, Rev
J. K. Cummings of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church OF this city officiating. The pail
bearers will be members OF the Masoni
lodge at Quick. He will be buried In Wal
Hill n hkia