Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS
aavs Root Prin, II


NhaFles T. Ady, General Agent. Omaha
fpr wage Farmers the monthly repay
hleht plan OF home loans Is surest, cheap
est quickest. Nebraska Savings and Loan
Assn. 100 Board Of Trade building.
Hundred Dollars for Lifting Lid-Emil
Hanson, who was arrested for selling
liquor on Sunday at Thirteenth and Chi
cago streets. was fined 800 and costs in
police court by Judge Crawford. Hanson
will appeal to the district court. lie Is out
on bonds.
Railway Mail Promotions-winlam V.
Delehoy Of Blue I'M has been appointed
ran clerk on the Omaha and Mcfarland
railway postofflce route. Floyd McKeen
Of Kearney has been appointed TO a run
on the Omaha and ogden division and
r. Eyre Of Omaha TO a run on the Omaha
and Denver division.
Injured Mail CLERKS Improving Slowly
William T. Enos OF Omaha, Henry Spinx
OF Council Bluffs and Paul Cramer, in
jured two weeks ago on the Rock Island
at Smith Center, Kan, are recovering from
their injuries slowly. 1T will be from
thirty to sixty days before all OF them will
be able TO return to duty.
Miss Howell Gives Recital at z. ". Q. A.
Miss VI. Alice Howell Of the department
OF oratory Of the University OF Nebraska,
VIII bANo n Itauluk TeClldl a. ~ AoAnb
Women's Christian association tonight at
8 o'clock; reading, THE Lion and the
Mouse; 'The Transfiguration OF Miss
Phlura': and sketches. There will also be
musical numbers on the program.
Latenser to Report on Court HOUSE
o Latenser held an informal discussion
with the Board OF County Commissioner
Monday relative to his report on the iron
work OF the court house. Mr.. Latenser is
tNeparing a written communication on the
stIbject, but the general tenor OF this he
communicated verbal. In essence this is a
flat denial Of the charges made by Percy
Covert.
Suit for Alleged s1andor-Suit of Dora
orlof against Joseph Engleman OF the
Novelty Skirt company for alleged SANDER
is before Judge Redlck In district court.
The plaintiff, who asks 5000, charges the
defendant with calling her a name not
used In polite society. Miss Orlof was a
leader of the strikers and AYERS that she
was doing picket duty at the time Of the
alleged Islander.
Arrested for Mixing His aarbaTe-Louls
Beatty, arrested for mixing his garbage"
is seeking freedom by the habeas corpus
route. Beatty Is accused of mixing other
refuse with his garbage" in the complaint.
The case Is the first prosecution under the
garbage ordinance and contract. Judge
Estelle heard arguments by Cunningham
and l. J. Dunn and announced that he
would rule Tuesday.
Danes Organize an Aid ~socIety-Some
of the prominent Danes OF Omaha have or
ganized a Danish Aid society, with these
officers: President, Colonel Sophus s..
Neble; vice. president, ]. Jensen Dryer; sec
rotary, Chris Boyer; treasurer, Waldemar
Mlchaelsen. The purpose H. to aid In
p every way possible any Dane who may be
in need, and also to help in the deportation
of any Danes who may be proven undesir-
able citizens.
Hoppy sam GETS Ninety Days-Sam
Majors, well known in the Third ward as
"Hoppy SAM" and who was arrested Sat
urday for trying to perforate the Midway
saloon at Twelfth street and Capitol ave-
nue. with bullets from a big six-shOoter
and who made a Swedish gentleman I'M
front of the saloon dance until his teeth
chartered by directing the course of sew
eral bullets at said Swede's pedal extreml-
ties, WINS given ninety days in police court
to mediate upon his evil ways.
Eagles Get order to Show Causs-An
order to show cause why a restraining
order should not issue in the suit Of the
: Eagles against the mayor, chief Of police
&Ao pkAlI ANAN3 NR9 &hNt ~
Judge sutton Monday. Judge sutton de-
clined 70 grant a restraining order at
once and made the order to show cause
returnable Saturday, when the matter Of
the liquor sales viii be debated before
Judge Day, on whose docket the case is
Judge Day was out Of the city Monday,
CITY owns 10 Street sprinEsrs-'we
have been receiving numerous telephone
calls and some newspaper demands to set
the street sprinklers out" said Street Com
missioner Flynn. Il think myself they
ought to be out, and am sorry we have
no street sprinklers. The city doesn't own
any such machines, and what sprinkling is
done is all by private subscription. The
psrk board has some sprinklers for the
boulevards, and maybe the klckers can get
the board to run them over the dusty
places"
sumner Rates to the East Inspected
L is expected that announcement VIII soor
be made of the special summer rates fol
esstk1n tours. The railroads are con
'NerfR about the matter of reducing the
Rtes to eastern points during the summer
nonths, and in addition there will be q
lumber of special excursion dates, owing
o bnportant meetings and conventions
shiph are to be held in eastern cities, Ar.
ankements are being made to give the an.
lquneement as early as possible, In order
o giAe those who are contemplating a triI
lenty of chance TO make all necessary
arrangements. ~
Joseph sohmidt's Body In vault-ThC
uneral services Tor Joseph Schmidt wer,
leld Monday at 3 p. m. at st. Mary Mag
,aIene church. The body was laid to res
II u vault In Forest Lawn cemetery. Mr.
schmidt died Friday at his home, Ssii For
Omaha street. He had been in III health
Tor some time and had never recovered
from the shock due to the death OF hh
yRfe, four weeks ago. Mr.. Schmidt hat
lived In Omaha forty-three years, and wal
Is years old at the time OF his death. Mr.
and Mrs. schmidt had been married forty
three years and came to this city, direc
from Germany in 1867. Three daughter
ell living In Omaha, survive him. The,
are Mrs. o. c, Anderson, Miss Helena A
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