Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-24

Davis drugs.
Wedding silver at Leffert's.
Corrigan. undertakers Phones 142
DIR. Cleaver. Bell phone only, No. 49,
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50
Lewis Cutler. funeral director Phone g.
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGs-LEF-
Ferris.
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Borwick's, 2l2 South Main street
Call 142 for a case Of Gund's Peerless
beer. J. J. Klein Co. distributors.
The place to buy wedding gifts. See our
winoow display. Fauble Art shop. 3S3
broadway.
Only one marriage license was issued
yesterday. The claimants were Wilbur
Parish, aged n, OF this city, and Halle
heaters aiso q, OF Coon Rapids, la.
A. w. Askwith. guardian for Ella Ander-
son mas been granted permission to sell a
lot belonging 10 the estate OF his ward.
IL was lot IL, block 10, Ryan's addition.
The sale price was $500
l.. X. Perez, now located at Harmon
Ill, but who was a schoolmate of Mayor
Maloney and his brother VIII IN their boy
hood days on the Mississippi near Warsaw,
arrived mere yesterday and intends to
spend a week or more as their guest 1t
! has been tWenty-seVen years since Mayor
Maloney and Mr.. Perez have seen each
other until they met yesterday and twenty
one years since he and VIII have met.
Charging him with threatening to murder
him with knife. Phillip Kosad was yes
! terday placed under arrest upon a com
plain filed in Justice Cooper's court by
Joseph kriweitz. Neither was able TO
speak much English and the details of the
alleged offense were disclosed when kosad
! asked for continuance for a week. The
alleged offense occurred on Tuesday. Kosad
was placed under $40 bonds to appear for
hearing. The bond was supplied by NJ.
Sultzman.
Mayor Maloney yesterday received a tele-
gram from Pat Sullivan, Council Bluffs
man, who Is directing some big contract
work at Edmonton, Canada, asking cor
rection Of press telegram that had been
sent out during the day describing an
accident that occurred there. From the
| tenor Of Sulivans message II is evident
that. his name was included in the list
OF injured. He asks Mayor Maloney to
nave nave the newspapers deny the story fear
ing that the press report might cause
anxiety to his mother and other relatives
and friends here. Mr.. Sullivan asks for
| the contradiction of the press report de-
claring that II is not true.
County Attorney Capell was called to
/ Underwood yesterday afternoon to prose-
cute case where assault with intent to
commit murder was alleged Upon investi-
cation, however, II proved to be little more
than an aggravated case of assault and
battery. William Kinart. aged 30, was
under arrest for viciously assaulting
| Michael Feeley, aged 70, and fracturing his
| Jaw. 1t 10 said that the blow was struck
| by kinarts fist. but the bad feature of the
| case is the disparity between the ages OF
| the men as well as their sizes. The attack
| occurred on May 10 and Mr.. Feeley has
| Just sufficiently recovered to appear and
| prosecute. Kinart was held under $50
| bonds for hearing one week from yes
| tsrday.
Eva Lindquist began a rather sensational
| divorce suit in the district court yester.
day against her husband, Elmer LindQuist
and procured an order from Judge Wheeler
| attaching 500 Of his salary. She alleges
| 1indQuist is employed in the auditing de.
| partment of the Burlington railroad, earn
| ing q salary of $50 a month. She asks ST.
a month of this as temporary alimony and
$50 attorneys fees, with SIS a month per
| ness and specifies several other women
| They were married in Council Bluffs or
July 81, 1907, and separated here on Sep
| TENDER 1, 1909. u She asks for the custody
| OF the only child, Elmer Henry and abso-
| Lutte divorce
J. G. Culton, a railroad man, residing a
| 231S Second avenue, is the owner of a CUR
| that was not loaded. 1t was a Savage
automatic pistol. and when 1t let go tn,
bullet found its way harmlessly between {
number Of men, went through a Remington
| typewriter severing several type bars anC
| boring through strong metal parts until 4
| emerged on the opposite side and theI
perforated drawer in a hardwood desk
The incident occurred in the office Of thu
showing the weapon and supposed he ha(
removed all of the cartridges. He wa
working the mechanism and the singl,
cartridge came into place. Several were IL
the office besides E. l.. Duquette, the stort
manager, and Arthur Hoffmayer, the book
an accident The bullet passed within
about four inches. of the nearest man
Culton was the worst frightened man II
the crowd.