BRIEF CITY NEWS
I Moot. rlat It.
. . nietn rtstor, Sargs-0raada.
tlOMt, VrlHtlag.
Worn Ownership u tli hope of ty
rriil v. Stmt savings ttv.t o.int at Nb.
fesvlngs A ijnun As n. snd liy th founda
tion, fnr th futui hum, lani Farnam.
Oteharf XiU Improver Meet The
unhdM flili 1 lmprormit flub IU mit
t the rvstdenr of H. K. McAllister sssg
Msnklin stimt Friday at o'cloWc Tha
rluh plana In sslst ths mayor In having a
imi tumuli, (i ami iinvil for teams
to do hauling .
sgss Cheek Afloat Man representing
I hmsl m aa window dsoorstors ara ac
cused of passing bogus cherka In Omaha.
Captain John Ssvtgs. chief of detectives,
haa In hla possession a check for 14 M on
tly I'nlted Htstss National bank and made
Payable to R. M. Ruatln. Tha signature la
Mr, n. t. Rusttn. It la alto reported that
Mexican half dollars are being circulated
In tha cltjr. --.'..
XbtU - Straagers t Trinity Rev. J.
Arthur Tanuock. dean of Trinity Cathedral,
Ins Ilea all Christian people to attend tha
flood Friday snrvlre to be held at Trinity
Cathsrtrsl Friday from U Moon to 1 P. M.
In memory of Jmik Christ, aa these were
Hlii laat hours on tha croaa. Tha services
will consist of hymns and prayers and
addresses on the seven last worda of Christ.
Lean Ttuicork Invites st refers especially
to the Cathedral services on this day.
nes far Loslaa; Je Beceuse Dr. T. T.
Mullen wrongfully, aa ha allege, attached
his salary and caused htm to lose his posi
tion with the street railway company, Bern
ard Caraher. a former conductor, filed suit
. In the district court Thursday against tha
doctor lor- K.OUA damagsa. Tha physician
su.d Ca.rg.har on a bill for $200 for medical
attention,' In Judge CockrelVs Justice court
last fall. 11a secured an order of attach
ment on Caraher's salsry, holding the street
tailway -company as garnishee. Carahnr
allenes that aa a result ha was immediately
disoharged 1 and his credit and reputation
greatly li rips red Dr. Mullen lost his suit.
BLOCK WATCHMEN TO REFORT Robert Clancy Gets
a Good Promotion j
New Sidewalks Must
Be Laid in the Down
Town District of City
City Engineer Sayi that Old and De
lapidated Walks. Hait Be Re-
placed at Once.
j Commercial Club Asks They Report to ;
I , the Police Department.
TO PATROL RESIDENCE DISTRICTS
Donah a Pays lie favors Ike Pimm,
Whlra, Ma Thinks, Will Help ,
Oat la Unme Meaaare
et tm tallori.
tilock watchman to work under the
supervision of the chief of police and to
report at regular Intervals Is a suggestion
which has been mads by the Commercial
club to Increase the efficiency of the police
force In the residence districts.
A committee of five from the club, con
sisting of Messrs. In Id or Zlegler, O. E.
Haverstlck, Thomas Fry. ' Clement Chase
and W. F. Raster, held a conference with
Mayor Dahlman, Chief of Police Donahue
and W. F. Wapploh and William J. Hunter,
members of the police board. Wednesday
afternoon.
The Commercial club requested that the
chief of police be given supervision of spe
clal watchmen In the residence sections of
the city. The plan provides for a number
of these watchmen being employed by rel
dents and to be paid by them. They are
to patrol the streets and are to be sworn
In as special policemen, empowered to make
arrests.
To get the heat work out of these special
men, tha club wants them to report to the
chief ot police regularly as evidence that
they art on tha Job.
The scheme ss discussed fully by the
club members and the police officials.
Chief fonahus stated that It would ba easy
to handle these men, as all that would ba
necessary would be to provide them with
keys for patrol boxes. They can report
In at regular Intervals to the night cup
tslns.
The police, officials told the committee
that they would 'do what they could to fur
ther the scheme.
"Such a plan would help the police to
some extent," said, the chief. "Ot course
special watchmen will not prove as good
officers aa regular men for this reason,
they will not be uniformed. The uniform
Itself has as much effect as does the pres
ence of the policeman. Plain clothes men
ar efficient only as detectives. As patrol
men they have proven themselves a failure.
"However, in the absence of funds to In
crease the police force as It should be, the
suggestion of the Commercial club Is good
and timely."
Former Omaha Man Becomes Assist
ant to General Manager of
Southern Pacific,
Announcement fas bven received at
t'nlon Tsclfic hesdiiunrters of the avpolnt-
mrnt of Kobrrt J Clancy to .)e assistant
to the general manager of the Southern
Pacific railroad, with head'iunrlers at San
Francisco, which means his permancn
transfer from the tax department of the
I'nion Pacific, with which he a been
connected for two years.
Mr. Clancy, more familiarly known as
"Bob." was oriKlnally an Omaha news
paper man. for a while a reporter on The
Ree, and later In charge as editor of the
old Council Bluffs Globe. He Wss clerk of
the police court In Omaha for one term
under Mayor Moores, and afterwards made
chief clerk in the governor's offioe by
Governor Dietrich, becoming private secre
tary to Governor Savage. During the last
winter those who mlsspd "Bob" Clancy
from his usual haunts Warned that he had
been detached temporarily for service with
the t'nlon Pacific in California, which has
now led up to his latest boost.
ALL HUNTERS MUST HAVE
. FISH AND GAME LICENSE
evr l.aiv lines Into Kfert April 1
aad Meets All Wh llaat
and Fish.
The county clerk's office has been Inunda
ted dining the last two or three weeks
with a flood of letters asking about the
new fish and game license law, which
provides for a universal license to be good
In snv county.
The point mhde by most of the question
ers wss whether or not It required a
license to fish In Ihelr own county. Frank
tewey. deputy clerk, leeched a letter
Thursday from th chief esme marden
which madi It clesr that every one. nr
matter whether he Is H resident or not.
must hnve a license. Thf law goes Into
effect July 1.
nallrflMBT Termite.
Mrs. Msrv Haves. iCT Krsnklln, frame
dwelling. S2.W10: Copley A Pmallev. twenty
sixth and Sahler, frame shed. gjnO: Chat lee
F. Kelner. 4:1 Bewsrd. f t sme dwelling.
$l.nnn; Frank '.eht. 1"M South Seventeenth,
frsirie dwelling. !.; K. M. F. I.etlung,
i:::'2-t North Twenty-fourth. (Alterations.
11. 0; ijfi ove-Wharton I instruction cgm
psnv. "Went v-srvent h and Brown, frame
dwelling. t.'.iiO- (Irove-Wtisrton t'nnnti uc
tion company. Twenty-eighth and Camden,
frsme dwelling. !.(.; Paul llorharh. il-l
Van!, slteratlntis $:'M; .loe Kcker. li.'
Atlas, frame dwelling, tl.SOO.
DANNY DREAMER IS OUT.
BUT HE FINDS HIS PUPPY
Rrlnas la Wrail Pag. aad lol
leeta Reward Pleherlaaj
tlaaa Real Uoa.
An old, yet new, con game was worked
upon unsuspecting Blaine A. I'urbln of
the Omaha base ball club In regard to his
lout dog. The dog has been found. Oltle
Pickering arose like a proper hero and te
oered ' Fred " But the con game stands.
Danny advertised a reward to anvone
returning the dog. boon a youth with a
cherubic face pranced Into the Smoke
house. Irsillns a pointer pup. w ;oe gen
eral lines locked to be (hi.se of (lie inlying
fldo. A dollar ss twid over lo the Iml hy
George Yeoman. Dave Itmirke s assistant.
Two minutes Inter In pulls the Dreamer.
"Where's Fred?" he whoops. The crosd
produces "Fred." s tliev supposed, only
to see that look of supreme disgust arl-e
upon Danny's features.
"Thst ain't 'Fred.' " he Informs (hem
and stalks out. thinking he wss the bott
of a Joke. Subsequently Pick appears with
the missing dog, whicli he had found some,
where, but the dollsr end the Isd te still
ahsent.
Enter the Be s Booklovsra" Contest naw.
SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK
MEN IN THE BLACK HILLS
Blow at Maay Torrne aad Will
Sprad the Night at
Rasremont.
Bouth Omaha live atock membera spent
Thursday of their trip In traveling from
Deadwood to Kdgemont P. t.. stopping for
a short time at each of the smaller towns
along the road. The South Omaha men are
following the same line as the Slohx City
exchnnge, and will spend Thursday night
In Edgemont.
Better aidswalka In tha business and
downtown . districts. Is the ultimatum of
George Craig, city engineer. To gain his
ends, Mr. Craig will serve notices on own
us of property In the section that they
will have to tear up tha old sidewalks,
which have become useless and substitute
new walks.
Mr. Craig la preparing a list of tha own
ers upon ; whom notice will be served
These notices, wilt ha sent out tha latter
part of tha Week. ' Craig says he will per
aonally supervise (he work and will not
leave it to tha sidewalk department, as
haa been the esse' id tha past.
The district which Craig declares must
provide better walks Includes Farnam
street. Fifteenth and Sixteenth atreets, and
Douglas, Harney, Howard and Dodge
streets. Tha owner will be instructed to
lay either conci-te or natural stone walks.
In tha majority of cases, they will put
down concrete walks, as they ar much
rheaper, say Craig.
"For years 1 have been trying to get
good sidewalks In the downtown district,"
say Craig. "Many of these walks ar al
most Impassible and in many case dan
aeroiia.., ,Twr, Kr , q JL nt. ter own
er. Some of them compiled with tha sug
' gestion of thi department. Other prom
ised, but that I a far aa it went.
"No promises go this time. Whenever
notices are served, owner will have to
comply or tell th court why not."
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Plasterers at Court
House Resume Work
Brand of Fluter .Which is Being:
. Used it Found to Be Sat
isfactory. The force of plasterers working on the
new court house, who were laid off last
Friday neon by Architect Ijitenser when
he found thst the brand of plaster speci
fied In the contract was not being used,
returned to work Thursday afternoon, the
plaster having tested out satisfactorily.
It was charged the contractors were at
tempting to substitute an Inferior brand.
When the matter came up before th
county, board It waa found that th brand
of plaster specified In tit contract did not
exist. The affair waa then turned over
John Uatrneer, the architect, with Instruc
tions to make teata of th plaster tha con
tractors were uaing.
Police Investigate
Fire, Two Arrested
Officials See Suspicious Circumstances
About Blaze at Resort on
tenth Street.
Acting on the report of the fire officials,
th police arrested two women. Belle Wil
son and Grace Miller, In connection with
th fire at the rooms of Mrs. W. E. Gar
rity, 121 North Tenth street. In the rooms
of th place Fire Chief Salter found three
different rooms In which there were evi
dences of attempted arson. The blaze In
on room broke out in a, coal bin. A hetfp
of burning paper waa found 'In another
room. Window curtain In a third niora
were found ablaxa.
At th time of the fire the women were
said to be absent and the only occupant
of the building waa Oland Blue, 2018 Ninth
avenue, Council Bluff. He was uncon
scious. Th Garrlty woman could not be located
this morning. , Detective Mitchell and
Kulltvan , tiava been detailed on the case.
Th building, which I owned by the
Horn Keal Estate company, was damaged
to- th ' extent xif II. MW. The saloon of
Frank Dtvis on th first floor was damaged
to the amount of Io0, while the furniture
and fixture in the restaurant of. Dennis
Karney, 123 North Tenth street, were al
most a total loss. It was said that the
furniture and flxturea In the rooms of
Mr. Garrlty were valued at St.) and
will be a total loss.
Tk 4 Sleep of Good Health.
Can not b over estimated and any ail
ment that prevent It I a menace to
health. J- L- Bouthers, Eau Clair. Wis.,
ay: "I have been unable to sleeo soundly
nights, because of pain across my back
and soron of my kidneys, sly appetite
waa vary koor and my general condition
was much run down. I have been taking
Foley's Kidney Fill but a short tlm and
new sleep as sound aa a rock, my general
condition 1 greatly improved, and t know
that rolsy'a Kidney rill hav cured me.
For sal by all druggist.
For sorenesg of ths musclss. whether In
duced by violent exercise er Injury, Cham
berlain's Uninjent la excellent. This lini
ment Is also highly esteemed for tha relief
It affords in caaea of rheumatism. Bald by
all deaiera.
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YEAR IN PRISON FOR
IMPERSONATING OFFICER
Jnka U. Metres Seateaeed kg Jadg
Msstsr- Tsrw Peraesi Ar
Defraaded.
Pleading guilty to the charge ot Imper
sonating a government officer. John D.
MeCrea, reoeiitly Indicted by th federal
grand jury, was sentenced to one year
ad one day la the federal prison at
leavenwarth by Judge T. C. Munger In
I'nlted States district court Wednesday
night. '
MoCtea, while attending a moving pic
ture, show In Omaha oa th nlgbt of No
vember 1, It! ft. met a grl by th nam
of Freda Llvlcgton Jitter sum con ver
sa umi with her be arranged t board and
room at tier bom. H told th girl he
was a ceeret aervto officer.
On November UcCrea moved out t
th hum ot th girt In on of th sub
urb. Th girl, la company with her
brother ' Robert and mother, had Just
moved lit ftocA tha country. After being
wltn th family for hum tlui U supposed-to-be
seorst servioe officer managed
to borrow fitt froaa th brother and S.4
from Freda Livingston. II bad bee with
th fandiy but three weeks, when he left
on dsy. oatng- th mother $-4 for room
snd board.
Th polieo agd cret service officials
wet aoOfled and MoOre. arreatad a a
stilp of land bet ween Omaha and Council
Fluff a Ha was indioted by th grand
jury on three eoums.
Th govr&mat authorities say ther ar
several men ta tfce olty at th pie eat time
claiming to be secret service official and
lit next en to be arrested will be given
'Irnit, twenty year In federal prison.
FINDS THOMPSON NOT TO
BLAME FOR SHORT WEIGHT
Pea;at lasaerts Car mt Floar mm Track
aad Flad Floar Varylaa la
We.la-b.ta from the Mills.
Ft. A. Thompson, grocer at Sixteenth and
Leavenworth atreets, at whose place John
Grant Pegg, Inspector of weight and
measures, confiscated short-weight flour
Wednesday, gained vindication from per
sonal responsibility Thursday by official
Inspection of a oar of flour.
Aocompanled by Pegg and a number ot
other witnesses Mr. Thompson opened a
ear standing on th track and weighed
out fifteen sacks. The flour a received
from th mills was found to vary from
several pounds under weight to several
pounds over weight. The flour wa shipped
from Linooln.
Th ras will probably b settled by the
Inspector without th filing of a complaint.
A Vlnr la th gtweaaeh
;)pep!a, complicated with liver and
-t-v trouble. tleotrto Bitter help all
K caaea or no pay. 6oc. For sal by
a tun I H ug Co.
Enter th Be' Booklovsra' Coolest new
STLEMJID FCRMCLA FOR
kl&XEYS AXD E LADDER
t your back ache, rheumatic pains shoot
through your Joints and you have frequent
deeir t urinate, painful or highly colored
urination, dlsxy spells, If a sure sign that
th kidney ar not in good working con
dltlon and need attention. Got th best
remedy obtainable. Th following formula
I on of th vary beat. Get from th
druggist a half-ounce package Murax Com
pound, one-bait ounce fluid extract Buchu
and six ounces best gin. Mix these well
together and take In dose of on to two
teaapoonfuls after each meal and at bed
time.
i'bla eiiDple prescription acts directly on
ine moneys by cleansing these suonne
like organs, also gites tiiera strength and
power to properly perform their function
ot filtering the blood of poisonons wast
manor ana una ecia. ana aide to eliminate
these Impurities from the system. In this
way, dread diabetes, chronic rhsumalisna
and diabetes can b avoided.
MEN:
Tor leader fees aad aok altar s saving,
fe simple, Haokhaada, aaadraff or aay
kla or aoalp dieeese aa S1MO aad UNO
OAT.
ZEMO I guar an lead to relieve all aora
beea and Itching. Th aoap 1 part ot th
treat men I beat for all toilet purposea
told by druggist everywhere aad In Om
aha by Sherman McConnell iTug Bo., Cur.
lttb eV Dodge 8ts.. Cor. lth A Harney 8ta.,
Cor. ItUyand Far nun ta
"Poor little star
Did your mamma
Yonr LamfbtU Soup
deny?
Oi course you wink
And ssdiy blink
And stay up nights
to cry."
Insist on them.
Campbell's Soups are
well worth insisting on.
Thuy have every pood
quality you could ask for
at double the price. They
are rich, delicate, whole
some; positively pure.
Nothing but the best foes
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