Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-26

Wedding silver at Leffert's
Corr1gan's undertakers. Phones 49,
FOR authority on watches see Leffsrt.
Dr. Cleaver. Bell-phone only. No. 1f7.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. as
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGS-LEF-
Ferris
Call ia, for a case of Gund's Peerless
beer. J. J. Klein Co.. ddistributors
Mrs. Elizabeth Helms of Portland, Ind,
Is visiting her son, J. A Miller, at his
home OF Washington avenue. Mrs. Helms
Is ~ years old, but as strong and vigorous
as women usually are at gu
F. RI Hiatt has begun suit in the district
court against the Chicago, ST. Paul q
Mllwaukee railroad company. claiming S2JJ
for breakage, delay and general damage
70 a shipment OF goods from Redtieid,
5. d., TO Cullom, ILL.,. last August.
H. q. MCGEE. guardian for Julius Lapidus,
Yesterday applied 10 Judge W heeler Tor
authority TO pay bills connected with the
care OF his ward at the Edmundson Me-
mortal hospital, where he underwent an
operation Tor appendicitis. conducted by
Mrs. Macrae and Warner. The hospital
tiI5 "e'e
William Kissell. an employe of the Neu-
mayer barns, Is suffering from a broken
reg caused by the kick of a horse. The
accident was caused by the horse kicking
at flies. The animal strack out vigor-
oGSiy with one hind foot Jest as Mr.. kis-
sen passed behind IL. The blow broke
kissels left leg. He was taken to Mercy
hospital
ne hearing OF the boys accused of beat
ing Arthur Southwell Saturday, and who
followed him into the police station where
all were booked on the charge OF disturbing
the peace, was continued By Judge Snyder
IN police court yesterday morning until this
tons charging Southwel with threatenipg
70 XII. He will have hearing on the
charge today.
Earl peshurely. who was arrested on Fri
DAY night and locked up in the county iail
on charges filed by Sena Rasmussen, a IL
year-old glrl, was taken from the jail yes
terday and conducted to the county cleaks
Office where he procured a marriage IL
eense for himself and Miss Rasmussen
DeShurely was only 20 years old and his
mother had to appear and sign the mar
mother Of the youthful bride They were
married by Justice Joseph.
Joe Tonkoyic, one of the Austrians ar
rested In connection with the recent raid
large quantity of contraband LIQUORS was
con1lscated, was again arrested yesterday
by Deputy United States Marshal Grone-
veg Tor violation OF the federal liquor
laws. He was taken before United states
Commissioners Sapp and held TO the fed
eTal grano jury unoer ESQ ponds IouAoN4ca
court grand jury for violation Of the state
laws.
Mayor Maloney and family, Z. L. Ham
mel and family and Len LeutzinEer and
wife returned late Sunday night from JEFF
terson Lake, Mimi, where they have been
spending a month during the hot weather
Mayor MSloney went up there a week or
more ago TO visit his family. expecting only
to stay over Sunday, but the temptation
was too alluring. and he remained until
the whole party was ready to return. lNay
experienced only one hot day during their
entire stay That was on July 4 For the
last week the weather was uncomfortably
cold and winter clothing was required part
of the time.
Anna II. Evans, Babara NJ. Sherman.
MARY Ward and Minnie Barrett have
united IN suit Tor the division Of the old
Merkel homestead on Washington avenue
and have named Margaret M Han and her
husband, Frank w. Hall. as defendants
Ihey also ask for an accounting for rents,
expenses, disbursements, etc. The property
vas appraised BY the inheritance tax COM
missioners at $500, but the best offer that
has been yet made was 1900. Mrs Barrett
John Merkel, and Mr.. Barrett is adminis-
traitor OF the Merkel estate. Mr. Barrett
- now doing newspaper work in North
haklma Wash, where he is residing with
his family.
A fire that for a few moments endan-
gered the drug store Of Dell C. Morgan
on broadway near North Second street
was started last evening by several small
boys playing with lighted matches Nor
CANS employees were engaged In taking
a quantity OF dry excelsior into the base
ment through rear door on the alley
when lighted match was dropped into
the mass. IL biazed nercely and in q
moment the basement and the entire stors
was filled with black smoke. The fire
was Immediately beneath the paint and on
room and by the time the firemen ar
rived this part OF the building was In
grave danger. The fire was extinguished
without damage except to the shed cow
ing the outside eellArway.