Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Ngas Hlso. FiHturss--Burrsss- oFandsn.
Sobst is Building RoundhOuss--The
Minneapolis & Omaha railway viii build
brick roundhouse az Thirteenth end
ManderHon Immediately The permit let
allows the erection OF q $1,000 structure.
The contract is held by n. J. Jobst
Sons Of the Amsrican Rsvolution--The
members OK the Sons Of the American Rev
olutlon are invited by the Seventh ward
Republican club 20 attend the raising OF
the flag presented by President Taft 70
that club az the home OF Mr.. M. J Greevy.
corner OF Park avenue and Hickory street,
at .. m. saturday
Wilson Replies 70 EndoraemsnS--1n
reply to the endorsement given him by
the revived Jacksonlan club a. a meeting
held some time ago woodrow wilson OF
New Jersey has sent a letter 10 Herbert s.
Daniel. secretary Of the club. He lie very
grateful for the support, he says, and he
believes that Nebraska will help him.
Banquet for Postmastsrs---That the
Commercial club il resolved not 10 be outa
done BY the Knights Of Ak-sar-Ben In the
point Of hospitality was shown when the
announcement was made that the visiting
postmssters and their wives would be the
guests at q banquet to be given Wednesday
evening Of next week ct the Rome hotel.
Residence Damaged By rtre--F1rs OF un.
Known origin broke out In the home OF
Frank Snyder. 25ib Lake street, At 0 O'Clock
Friday morning. Before the Flames had
been extlhsulshad damage to the amount
Of 1900 had been done. No one was in
the house at the time OF the fire. The loss
is partly covered BY insurance,
who IL william n. Euston--rhe local
postoffiee has once more been asked to 20
into the manshuntng business. This time
it ia Alec Huston Of go st. Paul street,
who asks the officials to aid In locating
William NJ. Huston, who, he thinks, owns
a farm near this city. II the local Huston
exists he will learn something interesting
and valuable by communicating with his
Montreal relative.
waits Tor His Rivai---osoar Cain. a boy
of 10, was arrested Thursday night In front
OF the Krus theater by officer Brown on
a charge Of disorderly conduct II was
asserted by Brown that the young man
was waiting In front Of the theater for
another young man, who lt Is alleged had
stolen Gains sweetheart An open knife
was found in Gains pocket. The case was
continued until saturday morning
Touring Testers RsturninE--"The Tour
ing Fest Bummlers," q party OF 100 New
Workers. returning from a tour OF the Vel.
lowstone park will reach omaha BY spe.
clal train via the Union Pacific at p
m. September Is, and leave over the Mil.
waukee at $50 the same date for Chicago
This party left New York September and
went out via st. Paul. The special tralr
which they have occupied for the entlr,
trip consists Of eight cars including five
compartment and drawingroom sleepera.
Union Pacific tAyiag Traok--LAylns
ties and steel on the new Kearney and
Black Hills line OF the Union Pacific be-
gan Thursday at Galloway. Neb. A spe.
cial material track was laid at the Gala.
way yards 20 Accommodate the cars Of
<steel and Ties for the new road, the space
in the Galloway yards becoming too con,
gested for trade without the special track
The new line goes from Galloway TO Candy
thirty miles, and the grading and much Of
the tie laying is done, the ~orkmen clamp
ing down the steel al present
Fire with no pamArs---A small blas,
broke out in the basement OF the Fry sho,
company at sixteenth and Douglas streets
at 11;ib o'clock Friday morning. The blaze
which aid no damage, was the result Of
spontaneous combustion In the coal bin.
Cuts Former Poiiosman's Fsoe--wiiiiafY
Giphardt was sentenced to fifteen days OF
the rock pile BY Judge Crawford FRIDAY
morning on a charge OF assault and bat
terry. Giphardt attacked Frank Behau,
former policeman, on Fifteenth stree
Thursday night and sliced his face with
knife.