Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-13
LOCAL 6REVTIES.

A marriage license was Issued Tuesday to
Salvatore Garuso. Omaha, age %, and Miss
Jusepa LaZia, omaha, age is.
Anthony IL. Bonnevier has been appointed
Executor of the estate OF Frederick w
Bonnevier by Judge Baxter with $500 bonds.
Judge Baxter has appointed Ezara C.
Adams guardian OF Arson I. Adams, minor,
heir to 81 900 interest In a life insurance poll
icy, with bonds at $1,000.
The depot battalions OF the First and
Tenth infantry have sailed from Cuba:
L~eavenworth and that Of the Tenth at
Fort Crook.
The last will and testament of Fred L.
Ames, one of the officials and part owner
OF the Union Pacific, was filed Tuesday
with the register. OF deeds. The deceased
owned considerable property in this state.
l.. Ames of Union Pacific fame have sold
to NJ. L. Smith & Co, Wholesale merchants
of this city; r lot , !, block soS f iS' &C, GSr nS Eiev-
The Omaha Primary union will meet in
the psrlors of the Young Mems Chris.
t!sIoct ass %ls p. P this m %I1 each at ,bs
lesson. Topic, for general discussion,
Special Days"
After considerable delay. due to the in
ability of the contractors to procure suit
able piling, the construction OF the bridge
on the boulevard at Eighteenth street has
been begun. The boulevard is now rapidly
approaching completion.
A new commercial agency, backed by
large capital, VII open ofhceS IN Omaha
within the n, next thirty days. W; @ Taylor,
gagged as local manager. Offices here have
been engaged on the third floor of the
Merchants National Bank building.
Complaint has been filed against Patty
ored man well-known In police circles, ac-
robe by tearing a lot of clothing sent to
be Numbered Patty Rose says Garth can
have his washing any time he can scrape
enough money together to pay for it
Two bicycle thefts. were reported to the
police during yesterday. j. Newman, BIG
North Twenty-fourth street, who left a ma
Commercial college, Sixteenth and Douglas
streets, found it missing when he returned
rack in front of ii. e. Fredricks on's store,
Fifteenth and Douglas streets.
Charles Johnson, a farmer who lives near
Sixteenth and Capitol avenue, when his
horse threw him to the pavement. Johnson
s ssIsiyed and q w 6aa a isa'P pa T9"s Shaken a s ap' Me
was attended by DR.: Johnson and later was
, removed to the, police station. where DR..
Ralph attended him further.
Judge Dickinson has heard all the argu-
mentS in the South Omaha Injunction case.
In which the council of that city attempts
OF which the Magic City Electric Light and
Power company was granted the franchise
to furnish South Omaha with electric lights
the matter under Amusement.
Eliza Denton, an insane girl. picked up
on the street by the ponce Monday AFTER
noon, was taken to her home by ner father:
The girl will not talk when she has one Of
her spells and her parents say she has not
uttered a sound for more than a week. AT
the police station she made no sign TO show
that she understood what was said to her,
but the officers thought she was obstinate.
Captain Louis Sorcho broke the worlds
record for longtime diving Tuesday on
East Midway. remaining under water for
siSht o ne ! hos hours Prsv lie w 'sfer @n Gas w ssHsr
at 2 in the afternoon and DID not come to
the surface until 10 in the evening. Captain
Sorcho, by this feat, won a gold medal
which was. offered by the management of
the exposition.
A Sioux CITY man, wins gives his name
charged with. passing counterfeit. coin at an
Eighth street resort. HI Is said to have
ment. The case was reported to the police
and Anderson taken into custody. He was
given a hearing. before Commissioner Heller,
held to the United States grand jury, and,
being unable to give bonds, was sent to
Jail.
Aurel. the. boy hypnotist, put Joseph Rog-
and he was buried on the East Midway in
six feet of earth. The young man made an
aWn free 'R Mil n and Tf the I game en Vas ssa Wit 1t "d
own free will and the same was witnessed
by DR.. Lee, medical superintendent Of the
exposition, DR.. Ralph, city physician. and
Others. The young man will be EesurreGted
SATURDAY niFht at 9 o'e lock. and d will ILL, be taken
leased from the hypnotic state.
John Lynch. a laborer living at 1912 Cum
had been ''bled' by the auctioneer of a fake
auction shop at 27 North Sixteenth street.
BY way of evidence he showed a tin watch,
tained the information that he paid 81 for
1t. Lynch kept the watch only twelve
to whom he showed the timepiece explained
how worthless goods are disposed of In fake
shops and Lynch concluded to get his money
back. He was told by the auctioneer to
take his choice between leaving or being
kicked out, and he left. The police made
money.