Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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~ankett Brings Suis--H. j. Pinkett. a
'..'oi,u dt,oin,y swore out complaint OF
Assault against Eugene Thomas in county
coat Sa,elday charging Thomas with
strkng him with sandbag and with his
fists. finkctt showed the signs Of a recent
Tfray.
Auto Victims Out OF panger-Frank
NickersOn. Dr. h. Il. Carroll and Edward
Morris. VINO were injured in an automobile
accident On the Dodge road two weeks
ago, are nov able TO leave their beds DIR.
Dwyer, who has attended them at st.
Josephs hospital. now believes the victims
Of the accident are entirely out Of danger.
Cook Attempts Suicide - Forona d.
Duterua. second cook on Union Pacific
passenger train No. 3, attempted to commit
suicide yesterday afternoon at the depot
by slashing his throat with a razor
Duterua's wife left him several days age
taking with her his savings OF &12O. Worry
over this is thought to be the cause for his
deed f.1
Railway Club Affairs Adjudioatsd-
Hugh c. Robertson, appointed receiver for
the Omaha Railway club on May p, filed
his final report In district court Saturday
1t showed his disbursements TO have beer
Z S2l5.70, the total assets OF the club TO be
81 ,Og7.74, and the total Of the verified claims
against the club to be ST. 5000. All the per
sonal property Of the club he sold to the
Universitl club for $500. He asks $50 foI
his servicesA
Roy A Ralph. Printer. Try him. D.2I6G
Kicks Against Albert Law--Alber'
Brown OF Honey Greek. Ia, became vexec
and peeved when he found early last might
that his favorite haunt at no North Ninth
street was. closed and padlocked. He
gathered bricks and sticks with which HI
shattered its windows and broke the bari
from lis doors. Then the police came
Brown is charged with malicious destruc
ton of property. The house belonged t
Clara White.
1rohlor hack From San Franoisco--A
l.. Mohler, vice president and genera
manager of the Union Pacific, is expected
here Monday from San Francisco. wher,
ihe went to attend the conference Of trans
tcontinental railroad officials. called t
Consider proposed terminal Improvement
to facilitate the handling of the exposi
tion crowds In 1915. Mr.. Mohler was on
of the speakers at dinner in San Fran
cisco, given by the Commercial club 70
inc NlSlllub EdtHOdu Hieu.
Meeting Of Faith nGissionaries--The an
nual camp meeting of the Hephzibah Faitl
Missionary association and the Churche
of Christ will be held August 10 to 20 a
Bellevue. There win be four services
Gay, which will be mostly along gospe
lines. The following committee Is in oharg
OF tho meeting: Fred Fleer. Archer City
Tex; c. NJ. Kelley, Broken Bow. Neb.
t. d. Lane. Bellevue, Neb.; ]. T. Nc
Cracker. Tabor, Ia, and ID. S. Devore
Tabor, la.
ovoy has filed a petition for . writ {
habeas corpus In district court. Passovo
was arrested five days ago by o. Gormar
Sn officer from Wisconsin, on an executiv
Warrant charging embezzlement and
now being held at the police station on tn
charge of being a fugitive from Justic'
Passovoy says that he has been a resider
of Omaha for the last three years, an
while at the same time denying any gull
pleads the statute of limitations.
Four suits for Delayed snipmsnts-Fou
suits filed against one defendant in
single day was the record reached 1
county court Saturday by a promineu
Omaha attorney. The suits are ell agains
the Chicago & Northwestern Railroa
company on shipments of cattle alleged I
have been delayed to the owners disa6
vantage. The shipments. however. weI
made at as many different times and frol
as many different points. The amounts {
the suits range from $50 to $500. The plair
tiffs are Henry Schaefer, Hans wilkins
]. David o. Corner and Robert A. Laurie.