Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-18
WANT STOCKHOLDERS TO PAY
Receiver of the Lincoln Savings Pank
Makes His Report
OEPoSIToRS SHORT A VERY LARGE SUM
Nearly Two Hundred Thousand RE-
uuircd 90 settle ThiS Feature of
the Drtuuct Organignttou's
Indebtedness.

Hill of the late Lincoln Savings bank say $
that the bank owes its dupositors Sl5-,l62.6L
Other debts aggregate $j3951.93. The as
sets consist of real estate, safety deposit
vaults, furniture, notes, etc, Of uu-
certain value. These are now absolutely
unsalablc and cannot be realized on Tor
a long time to come The value is totally
inadequate to satisfy the creditors, hence
the recent suits which Receiver lIil has
begun against the stockholders. lie asks
that they be ordered to come into court, and
that the delinquent sum to be raised be
determined by the court and that each
be ordered to pay the sum found due
At the last term OF the Lancaster county
district court Louie Oslran filed a petition
for divorce from Peter Ostran. This morn
ing when the case was called she failed to
show up but the husband was there, and
was permitted to state his version of the
case He was widowcr when he met
Louie, and six months after their marriage
she filed a petition for divorce, alleging
that Peter had begun a systematic course
of abuse and persecution, and circulated
false stories against her among the neigh
bors and otherwise greatly annoyed and
harassed her. She had left him within
three months of her wedding day. At pres
ent Louie is employed at the Mercer hotel
in Omaha. Peter is a farmer, living eight
miles south of this city lie said that for
a time after marriage everything went well,
but when she began pleading for him to
decd ali his prnnertv TO her ne had de-
,,,,rro1 r,frsi,,,, to lo ca on III, ,rornd
tbat h., u,os In 6,bt ana i, u,o,,In not looI,
rigbt for liz, 70 dn en- Nftor tbroatonino
him with all kinds of danger from white
caps she had gone away. She returned
s20 In casb b,,t bo had insistcd on bar sion
mo co.,, ,,o,,,,,s ,,,ai,,i,,r oil ,i+ht t ,,,,
furtbor s,i,,,s hofora b,, yro,,lI ro,, that
or,o,,rt Tbo noyt tbirr, bo bo,rd sIo bad
rnrn,rancod tho snit for diynrco nr,ing
th, ,,o,,1o,,,,, 90 ,his o,,., os,,.e, b, -,
na,,inc ha, sr,aii oiir,,,,,,, rbT oo,,rt
boari his ,to.,, a,,d ,,ra',,aI ri,, "
,orrc ana to,ijo 10 t,1,,s sb,,t nmt or an,
nortini,atior ~, H.. rraro,.t,' ""'
ms ,,,.,-
Di9EN' fENhEp WITH MuCli MoNE1'
,,.li,y hVnFy bGrBet, an aseu German, recently
iNlnS on street Is sun missing from
aus home, and there are fears OF foul play.
he went 10 Chlcaso ana suddenly dlsap-
p,ai ., ms ms was one C. week wee before the eiec-
tbo tir,n Of his 6isornooyamco tIn iD .,j5
to have visited several saIoons ~, CIarl,
street Cbiao,o ard ovbuitnJ he rnii
Judge Cornish is enraged in district
court in hearing tbe case of tho St1te
ogains, Franl, WaLbor cborood ,ri,b ra,,
hn aGt nf
tenher II Wahbar has or,i,e ~ ra"er5 T.,
crime is reform srbooI yrad,,to ana
also served ono torn, i'm tho nanitontiaty
Jn viii trv to nrove an Mini A. co,,,s,,i's .
reuuest the Witnesses were spDorotod sn
that tbey could not baor tho otbcr's tasti,
monv i'm tho case
The county commissioners have NOT nc
vet made mn their minds ybotbar to TOW
Ionger with thn Crnen A. vanDr,,,, ,,sn
but as the time for filing stav of md
ment expired TODAY. the attornevs We're
authorized to taln tbat nacessaI,,y ston to
save the countv's interests
The preliminary debates at tbe State ,ni-
veraitv for The selection of orators to ron
resent the state in the Kansas debate re-
suited in the picking out of Messrs. Baker
Green Mcclure Piper Dennison KnIen
and Meier Tbev viii debate in tho Dncnn,-
her finals
The funeral services of q NJ Tbomnson
will take nIoce from tho rosidancn EoI
So,',b Enurta"ntb strnot tnr,orrnr' M, 90 o..
r,ains Iii 10 toI,ar 20 pIai,,g,,, 80
nc. - a. '"Ne" ~ '''i"''u' o'' on
'ue -'l' l'aih'
STORY or DOMESllC lNfELlClTH.
Harvey S. Bell, a well known real es-
tate agent of this city, and a woman giving
her name as Mrs. West but who is said tn
be a Mrs Carrie Laddie. are now locked uo
n the police station on n charge of inmor.
aIi+v They were arrested last evening in
a room in The Rerwicl bIocl, Mrs RsII
i, was who disnnvored tho Illicit intcrconrse
W., Il, - tI,ti ,1 ,,itt
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n"S inS', De., ',"u ilet ooiii,i'eu III tiie
~ ~lls"He 'Ss l"'Ii on 1n'' ee ol i"sHH!,y
oLce pclore ne Hau @ heI tonnhSu Oh the
SAINT Cl"' - uu' one was IIi'1scu as Cuieu'
Many people III Lincoln now peileNe that Nis.
bell never was insane, nut that an unlawful
attempt mas Deeh made TO put her out OF the
way OF her husbSnd's Illicit pleasures.
This morning Bell attempted to gain the
release of himself and the West woman,
but Judge Waters refused to lightly pass
by such violations of the law and ordered
Mrs. West brought into court. Bell wcs
placed under bonds in the sum of 500 to
appear tomorrow for trial and Mrs. West,
in default of bail. was locked up in the
matron's ward. BY those acquainted with
tho facts i'm the history of Bell's career.
it is thought that if his wife
,i,I , ra,',t m,
treatment Mrs Ken is daWgbtar of
Groceryman Riordan of Lincoln she had
handsome face and figure and was pos
se"sed oI many admirers; she however
chOSe ben from the llst' deserted heF nome
ana accompanied nm TO omaha' where they
were liaTItsn'
A'iGL I I"-iIi1 vine Deli pcGalne !calouS OF heI
anu h,ttu spIlleis 10 io'loM ms wlie around
oUmn M"'iI sno meiiI 10 VISIT iTiehuS IN the
ae1'hE. .,et " tn,' was III is't. bell complained
ject to be at large. She was taken before
the insanity board and adjudged insane.
suspicion then prevailed IN the minds of