Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-15

I Davis, drugs.
| Corrigans. undertakes Phones las.
For Sale-Sx. room house. 723 sixth Ave
! FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
/ Woodring Undertaking company. Tel SSs
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone a.
! PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGS-LEF-
/ FERTS.
| Call 1872 j. j. Klein & Co. for a case OF
/ Gund's Peerles Beer.
The kind Of tailoring you want at Martin
/ Petersens, as Broadway.
See our window display Of Fancy Frames
| Fauble Art Shop. 1888 Broadway.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
] Borwick's, 21l South Main street.
/ Occulists' prescriptions accurately filled
the same day at Leffert's Big Jewelry
Store
Have your glasses fitted or repaired by
j. w. Terry, opucian, All BROADWAY ottlce
with George Corner
The S. A. Pierce q. Co shoe store is now
( open for business at their new location,
523 West Broadway, between Pearl and
Sixth streets.
The case OF the state against j. and w
| Wildiug was dismissed by order Of County
! Attorney Hess yesterday. The case was
| begun in 1907 and had never been. assigned
for trial.
j. A. Ryan, drunk and in bad temper
| attempted to punish one Of his children at
his home on sixth avenue and Twentieth
street other members OF the family OBJ
jected and more trouble followed, result
ing In Ryan's arrest. In police court yes
terday morning he was placed under SlOO
bond to keep the peace.
Mrs Ella Goodwin was yesterday APP
pointed guardian Of the person ana prop
erty of her father, Louis schwartz. she
alleged in her application that the parent
had frequent lapses OF memory and had
become feeble-minded. Judge Wheeler
made the appointment and required her to
give a bond Of 5000 They reside in Council
Bluffs.
with the exception Of the concluding
argument for the state the trial OF Mert
King, accused of participating In the Fair
mount park holdups, was concluded last
night. The case will be given to the jury
, this forenoon. The state has made q
, strong, clearly defined case and Attorneys
FINLEY & Mitchell and John Ldndt have left
nothing undone for the defense.
General James R. Lincoln, commanding
the first brigade Of the Iowa National ha.
way to Red Oak to inspect Company NJ.
General Lincoln left his home at Ames
ing a tour of inspection of the armories OF
the state in furtherancs of the purpose to
place the Iowa militia in the best possible
condition and maintain IL upon an actual
war footing.
Mayor Maloney and City Engineer Eft
} nyre left last evening for Chicago, where
, they go in obedience to instructions OF the
: city council to investigate the style OF
binder that 10 being used there for brick
D paving. A strong pressure is being brought
a upon the council to use an asphalt filler
because II will make a smoother pavement
! and greatly reduce the noise The investi
cation will require a couple OF days and
the result Is TO be reported to the council
at the meeting on Monday night.
Contractor Joe Hansen took out a mum
Der of building permits yesterday but neg
9 lected to inform the city clerks office To-
/ whom the buildings were to be built. on
permit is for 5000 two-story residences
at $50 Washington avenue, another for re
q street costing $1,000 the third is for
4 5000 dwelling at 800 Avenue ID; another
: for q $1,000 residence at the corner o
: Twentieth street and Sixth avenue. ant
I, the last for remodeling the building at 10
Pearl street for II. G. MCGEE at cost
500.
Deputy United States Marshal Gronewel
has returned from Leavenworth, where h
consigned Clarence Glass to the fedora
prison to serve out his two years sentence
for his Mabray mixing. Glass was In IN
4 big batch that was sent down last spring
He appealed to the supreple court am
pending perfecting OF his appeal was ad
lnitted 10 bond after serving three months
e He delayed this until his bondsmen De
came suspicious and surrendered him. ~
was taken into custody In Chicago at IN
same time Henry Forbes was picked up
Both were taken to Keokuk and appeare'
d before Judge Mcpherson. Forbes CAV
:. | bond but Glass was sent back to prison
u Deputy Marshal GroneweR Travelled 200
u miles to dispose Of these two mike makers
70 Clara Bahle. 12-year-Lold pupil Of tn
n Iowa School for the Deaf, sustained fear
full injuries to her right hand while work
ing In the institution laundry. While al
J. tempting TO catch piece OF cloth that wa
n going wrong through the msngle he
- fingers and her hand and arm were draw
10 into the machine. The cylinder was gas
heated and very hot and the child's han
y was frightfully burned as we'll as crushed
n II was feared yesterday that amputatio
" would be necessary. The child is deaf an
= dumb and her speechless agony added I
It the sadness of the accident Her home
r at Emmetsburg. II Is said the machin
= has been out Of order for several month
and II II had not been the accident woul
oI not have occurred. " Is also said III
d matter had been reported to the Stat
4 Board of Control several times by Supe
= | intendent Rothert.