Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-15

alcohol, malt extracts, Kentucky Whistles
ana California wines kosenretd'H ramtly
'Iguor Mouse. 5w south Main street.
Miss Josephine Leaon gave a "misoel-
ieneous shower 81 TIER home on Thursday
evening IT honor Of Miss Elisabeth NaId-
uian, whose marriage to Nj. Edward Tins
mons OF LawtOn, OKl takes place on No
Ncmber y.
master at the Union Pacific transfer, has
been appointed to the position OF day yard
master, succeeding W. a. highsmith, and
the night job has been filled by appoint
nent Of John HigginbOtham, who comes
hefe from Rock Springs. WyO.
Frank liannum, grandson Of j. ID. Bar
nett, has been removed to the home OF ms
parents artep being treated four weeks az
me Jennie hdmunuson hospital Tor typnoia
rover. lhe ease MAS very severe and Tor
a. time the life OF the nttle boy Was de-
SPARED OF. Ae Is nov prugressinE rspicifv
toward recovery.
The engagement Of Miss Hazel Hammer
10 John 1homas stringer OF Sioux City
has been announced. Miss Hammer IL the
daughter OF Mr. and AirB. Louis Hammer
Mr. Strtnger formerly resided in Omaha
where he Is well known as bright young
business man. The wedding is TO take
place next month.
Miss Helen May Butler, one Of the Lead
ers OF the American Ladies' band, joined
the choir at the First Methodist churoh
yesterday morning and played a violin solo.
She gave the rendition OF the sacred mel
ody with mastery skill, and greatly pleased
the congregation. Miss Butler Is the
leader IN white in the splendid musical
organization that is delghting exposition
visitors.
The funeral OF John Bryant, the Rock
Island switchman who was killed by the
car he was coupling, was held yesterday
afternoon a. the residence, 250l Third ave
nue.. Abe services we're conducted BY Rev.
pailbesrers. The body was buried in Fair
view. A sad feature Of the tracey was
the fact that Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant had
n la TffTa mi -
The relatives had arrived when the aOOidsnt
occurred.
Beginning today Judge Green will in
hugurate new convenience for attorneys
practicing In the district court which will
also expedite business He will publish in
each Of the morning papers the assignment
curing the day The daily court calendar
Will keep the members OF the bar fully
10 the court house each morning 10 Inquire
into the status Of pending litigation. II
Will also remove the opportunity for the
ready excuse that they did not know the
case was up"
Katharyne KEELING applied TO the district
court Saturday afternoon for divorce from
her husband, Roy KeeHne whom she wed
bases her suit on the allegation OF habitual
drgnkenness, contracted since marriage
and states further that on February ~
eight months later, her husband deserted
her. She asks that her maiden name
lSatharyne Green, be restored 10 her and
AAeN sue 10 NANEn INC NunA0uN u AAGll
daughter, who was born ON May 1, 1905
Two months after her husband deserted
her, and whatever allmony the court may
be able 20 find for her.
Raymond England. young man who
could not conceal his dlffidence and bis
immature age despite the fact that he
bravely darkened the downy fuzz that WA
struggling through the cuticle on his upper
lip, and Miss Hattie Penny, who asserted
she was ~ years OF age, came up iron
noon and anDiIed for n MARRIAGE HCaunn
nder cross-examination by Deputy CLERK
Roy Hardesty the young man could moi
istence in this incarnation and the license
TO get married was denied them. fhey re-
turned to Red Oak to secure paternal per.
mission.
Mrs Herman c. Rusuh. s22 Glen avenue
returned Saturday from an extensive Eu-
ropean trip, occupying seven months, a
large part Of the time was spent In Odesss
and several other Russian towns, wher'
MIR. Rusch represents the John Deere PlOH
company, In connection with the Russian
office Of the International Harvester com
pany. MIR. Rusch returned with her, blu
stopped at the company's works at Molin,
for few days. Their return to the Unitet
States was made necessary by the lines
Of Mrs. Rusch, who suffered from a dan
gerous attack u appendicitis. They wer'
In the midst Of the cholera district an'
there were many cases in the homes o
their near neighbors, but they escaped In
fecuon and enjoyed excellent health unit
Mrs, Husch's serious illness occurred
A morse uGiouEluN 10 AMonlaH SKINNER
jr., a local eXpressman, was instant
killed between u and I o'clock yesterda'
morning by falling from one OF the hig
abutments OF the Benton street bridge. Tn
animal struck the mud and water tWentl
feet below head foremost and appeared &
have been instantly killed. Skinner an
his wife were returning home, driving IN
horse to the family carriage, and stoppe
Tor few minutes az the McRoberts flats
corner OF broadway and Stutsman, a bloc
south Of the bridge. When they returne
TO the carriage the horse had broken tn
hitch rein and had disappeared. 10 wa
not located until o'clock yesterday morn
ing and was then found dead IN the cree
with the Carriage piled on top OF IL. III
animal was nearly blind and had Wake
Off the abutment on the northeast cornc
OF the bridge at the highest point lrU
ratings designed to prevent such accident
have been l5ing on the ground at that cor
ner OF the bridge Cor the last month. TIL
top of the abutmeut IS level with the SUI
face OF the street 81 the four corners Z
the bridge and presents that number 3
distinctly dangerous places. The bHdg
is well lighted by an electric light or othe
accidents would probably have occurred
city ScaVenger pahson worked for half
day yesterday and had to resort TO the ul
OF block and tackle before the body OF th
dead horse cOud be lifted out OF the dee
channel Of the creek, The city council WI
tonight probably order the iron railing
put IN place at once.