Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS


Fighting Rixturos-nurgoss orhnden co.
1s6o--nlational Life xnsurnneo co--lSlo
Charles n. Ady, General Agent Omaha
store Eour zine Rura IN moth proof
vaults. Nominal cost Shukerts. 10 Harry
Pof wage EarneEa the monthly repay
ment plans OF home loans is surest. cheap
est. quickest Nebraska Savings and Loan
association l06 Board OF Trade building.
Ten Thousand Dollar treasury stock in
a growing Omaha enterprise estabnsned
five years ago, doing a retail and whole
sale manufacturing and jobblng business.
This is a legitimate enterprise; no blue sky
or stock jobbing scheme; company is well
managed and bears a good reputation; cap
able OF paying 10 per cent cash dividend;
strictest investigation Is invited. Address
b 22e. care Bee
Rummaga Baie-Women Of the Church
OF Good shepherd wlA hold a rummage
sale Tuesday and Wednesday.
There are several ways Of saving
The Nebraska Savings and Loan assOcia-
tion may, and others. Our way pays per
cent per annum. LOG Board OF Trade
! building.
Catholic school for HSligh-several
Omaha contractors are figuring on plans
submitted for the erection OF a Catholic
school to be built at Neigh. 1t Is estimated
the structure will cost 10000 when com
pletetd
DID NOT Like Hor Christmas present
Mrs, Victoria Naue, suing for divorce in
district court, AYERS that the only Christ
mas present she received last year from
August j. Naue was q blow In the face.
The couple were married in August 1905
Af9idavita In Croak oaso--Attorneys in
behalf Of Mrs. Cora Cronk have filed affi-
davits by Drs. Allison and Coulter swear
ing that Mrs. Crank must so to a hospital
for an operation. Time for a counter show
ing is given defendant ana the motion,
which ls for $500 to cover the operation
will be argued next Saturday before Judge
Troup
watch for Dr. Eersoy-Rev. j. M, Ker-
sey, pastor OF the First Christian church,
was agreesbly surprised Friday evening by
his official board. when the members pre-
sented him with a handsome gold watch.
Or. Kersey had invited the members OF the
beard to dinner at his home and also to
spend the evening. but the surprise was on
the pastor when he was presented with the
watch.
Chinese Prince 1Eonday-Prince Tsai
Toa Of China and party will pass through
Omaha Monday night, while enroute to
Washington, where ne Will call upon Pres
ident Taft. He Wilt be accompanied by AS
sistant General Passenger Agent H. r..
Juda OF the Southern Pacific and Chinese
Agent Charles Sling Of the Union Pacific.
He is expected to pass through this city
at about midnight.
Claim Damages for arading-Five suits
have been begun in district court against
the city of Omaha for damages alleged done
property owners abutting on the alley be-
tween Cass and Chicago streets and from
lifhirty7nlnth to Fortieth. The damage as.
serted 10 due to grading. The petitioners,
who, with one exception, ask $1,000 each.
are Jeanette p. Becker, Ray Becker,
Kitty Crahdall, Ernil A. Bessire and Carrie
L. Ady. The last named asks $1,000
Damage suit Against the 4urlihRton-
Joseph Janoysly, an infant, by his next
friend and father, Jacob j. Janovsky, has
brought suit in the United States circuit
court against the Burlington for SIG, 500
damages for personal injuries received
through the alleged carelessness of the de-
fendant railroad company, April "a, 1907. at
the William street crossing Of that road In
Omaha The child was run over by a switch
engine and suffered injuries that later ne
cessttated the amputation of his leg. The
case is transferred from the district court
Of Douglas county.
Railroads Must Repair viaducts-Coun-
Gilman Kugel and the city engineers office
is going after the railroads to have the
Sixteenth street viaduct put in better CON
dition for pedestrians. The custom has been
for the railroads to put down new planks
as fast as old ones wore out These new
planks, being inserted without regularity.
here and there, with old ones. In between.
have caused continual kicks from the peo-
pie compelled to walk across the viaduct
Nails also stick in the old pieces Of walk,
to trip the unwary, Mr., Kugel insists the
railroad companies shall build new side
walks on both sides. probably Of other ma
terial than wood.
Denver Wants lEo0oy--A message from
the chief OF police at Denver to Captain
Mostyn Of the Omaha department an
nounces that an officer is on his way here
to take back Clarence Mccoy. wanted for
forgery.
nurse Gets More Pay-Misg Mabel
Christie. head nurse at the County hospl-
tai has received an increase in salary OF
J SO to $50 a month by vote os the county
commissioners Saturday. Michael Meany
is appointed guard in the insane ward
Twenty nays for ROth-John b. Roth
WHO was arrested Friday night with knives
thrust in his shoe top and several pockets
following a disturbance at his home, go.
Harney street, was given a twenty-day
sentence by Police Judge Crawford Satur.
day morning. Roth was charged with
abuse of his wife and family
Jim Kan Is BOund over-Jim Hall. tn,
negro arrested following the death OF hi.
wife last week, was arraigned before
Judge Crawford on a charge of manslaugh
ter Saturday morning. The negros lawyer
entered plea OF not guilty and waived
preliminary hearing. lie was bound ovei
to the district court under a $500 bond.
Major sohuis is Rslievsd--Major Glen
J ent A. =. Flagler OF the Third battalion o.
engineers. Fort Leavenworth. has been an
/ nounoed to succeed Major e. II. Schulz a
. chief engineer of the Department Of tn
. Missouri The chahge is to permit Majo
Schulz to give more attention to his duties
as engineer IN charge OF the Missouri
navigation projects. which require his al
most continuous attention at Kansas City
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