Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-22

Davis drugs
Wedding gifts a. Iefferts
The Clark barber shop for baths
Dingie's barber shop Scott street
Corrigans. undertakers. Phones 14S.
FAUST BEER At ROGERS BUFFET.
Majestic ranges, =. G. De Vol How. Co.
Picture framing Jensen. Masonic temple,
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel 839.
Lewis cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
See Berwick first for painting, III S. Main,
FOR EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
TRY SWAPS.
Or. Donald Macrae has returned from
his hunting trip. and reports most en-
Joyable outing.
Have your glasses fitted or repaired By
j. w. Terry, optician. al Broadway, office
with George Corner
Mrs. Henry De Long went to Kansas
City yesterday to visit her son, Harvey
DE Long, who is now practicing lawyer
there
DIR. Horace T. Haverstock has removed
TO Room 2l7 Merriam block. Phones, Bell
1851 Ind; 49,. Residence phones, Ben s4;
public exhibition will be made at Q
o'clock this afternoon in front Of the Grand
hotel to demonstrate the operation Of the
new 5000 aerial ladder that has been
added to the fire department.
Mrs. Ella b. Klgore instituted suit
for divorce yesterday against her hus-
band, John }. Kilgore, 70 whom she was
and habitual drunkenness, and asks for
custody OF their three children.
William Woolhlser, 2549 Avenue d, was
notified last night that his mother, who
was on her way to visit him, had been
injured In a street car accident at Omaha
last evening. She was taken TO the police
f fiedi and asked TO nave nes son no"-
l.. H. Darlington, 50 years old, who came
from his home in washington, s. D., 10
consult local physicians for treatment for
heart trouble, died Wednesday evening
while going to the office OF the physicians
at Main street and Broadway. Heart tai-
ure wSs the cause OF death.
After a trial covering nearly a week
time a jury In the district court last even
ing returned a verdict in favor OF Neuman
Hawkins, OF Fremont, Neb.. awarding hin
judgment OF S2IGO final payment foI
an automobile sold to Leopold kastner OF
Council Bluffs nearly year ago.
Grant Booten was in police court yester'
day morning to answer a charge OF in
toXicattOn, but upon the request OF the
police detective department. his hearing wa;
continued until this morning. The detec
tives suspect Booten OF being implicated
in the robbery OF the Martin grocery anC
meat market at Twentieth street anC
Broadway when John Webster was killed
and Dutch" Hall arrested.
Ralph Madison, an AyoCa man. was ar
raigned before United states Commissioner
w. f. Sapp yesterday on q charge Of VIC
lating the internal revenue laws by selling
whisky In bottle lots without a license. H'
was brought In by Deputy Marshal Grone
veg. He entered a plea Of guilty whei
arrRigned before Commissioner Sapp anC
vas sent to the county jail to await in
dictment by the federal grand jury.
n. c. Martin began a suit in the distric
court against w, A. Johnson and w II
redrow, who were Jointly engaged in tn,
drug business In Wayne county, Ia, wher
they contracted debts aggregating SS24Sl
part OF which are due Council Bluffs anC
Omaha wholesalers Sl5,60 TO the Harle
Haas o Drug company mp c, and $3.50 70 Perss ego
assigned to Martin for the purpose
bringing suit.
Judge Woodruff and a jury in the distric
court were engaged yesterday In hearing
a suit on note for 500 which involves tn
charges of forgery. NJ NJ. Hoffman,
Council Bluffs man. sued G. w. Clenathan
Mills county farmer, whose name wa
signed to the note, and which Hoffman
had received in the course of a trade
. Clenathan declared the note to be forger!
until Il was presented to him for payment
In police court yesterday morning VIII
liam Gill, young negro, was arraigne'
commit murder Gu was accused OF at
tacking william Taylor. another cOlore
man. in the pool ham at 1915 Broadway
Tuesday night, using knife, and infllctn
three or four long scalp wounds on the to
and back part of his head. Taylor wa
not in court when the case was called, an
according TO the story told by Gill and hi
friends, nothing more serious than ngn
took place. The charge was consequent
reduced to q simple disturbance OF IN
peace and GIN was fined $40 and costs. Tw
hours after the court adjourned Taylor az
peared with his head swathed In bandage
anxious TO prosecute the case.
Emergency officer Jack O'Neil returne
yesterday morning from Brownsville, Tenn
with Arthur Hays, the young negro porte
who robbed the Grand hotel cash drawe
and safe OF 500 and secured about S35 b
breaking into the cash boxes OF the publ
telephones in the building. O'Neil rode a
OF the way through Tennessee and KeT
lucky in the smoking cars OF the train
ne boarded. He found no place where b
could take the colored man with him
get something to eat and was placed
the anomalous position of being compelle
TO accord the prisoner the distinction
personal service at meal time. 1T IL III
last time I will ever travel in the sout
with a negro prisoner said O'Neil as
entered the station yesterday.