Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

proceedings against Jacob c. Shandy, al
leging n~onsupport. They were married in
Council luffs, April %, 1892.
Pending the decision in the divorce suit
of Ella Withheld against Frank r. With
nell, Judge Dickinson has ordered that the
IS per week.
Judge Keysor has granted Emma Eich
divorce from John, who, she alleged, was
given the custody of their laughter Minnie,
aged. s. Her husband, she stated on the
stand. was formerly an Omaha mail car
rier and served In the p~enitentiary for mis-
| appropriation of money.
|. A theatrical performance will be given
by the Bohemian American Dramatic club
Thirteenth and Dorcas streets. The play
| will be Down In Dixie a civil war drama
In four acts by Charles Townsend, under
the management of f. w. Bandhauer.
Chairman Charles L. Patton of the COM
mittee on arrangements for the meeting of
the supreme lodge. Knights of Pythias, in
~Slabaugh- asking him to address the SUI
preme lodge on the first night of the con-
accept the invitation.
A deputy from the city clerks office
served yesterday, upon Horace G. Burt, pres
ident of the Union Pacific Railroad COM
pany, a written notice that his company
would be given a hearing at 2 o'clock Mon
day afternoon before the city council in
whether the company is violating its con-
tract with the city by removing its foun-
vi III SildIld bHOD6. lie iron
moulders have also been notified. and It is
likely that next Monday afternoon both
sides Will be represented.
George Revens was fined s. and costs in
hitched.
A permit has been granted to Frank
Erion to erect at 26l5 South Thirty-second
street a frame dwelling to cost 81, 200.
M b. Aakison of Tekamah died at
st; joseph hospital Friday night The body
Of Heafey & Heafey and will be sent to
Tekamah.
Burglars made an attempt to enter the
building of the Paxton & Gallagher COM
pany Friday night. and after raising a
window were frightened away by the night
Waterman.
A. w. Carder, charged with having kicked
John Ackenga in the stomach several days
ago, was arraigned in police court yes
terday and his hearing set for April 80:
and Is recovering.
E. ]. Holstrom says Charles Chambers
threatened to beat him and otherwise make
life. miserable for him, and he wants the
said Chambers to give bond to keep the
peace. Justice Altstadt has set the hearing
for next Wednesday.
Mildred Chouce, who was returned to her
mother last week seriously Ill. after having
been taken away by her father almost a
year ago "a Is no better Snd has very little
message sent the father has been received.
Mrs. Chouce is still able to be up, though
| her friends fear that she Will never regain
her strength.
Tom White, cOlored, who has spent twenty
eight out Of his hfty-two years on earth
In the penitentiary, has been arrested and
is believed to be the man who entered the
residence of T. b. Malone, 1922 Sherman ave-
nue., Wednesday night, and stole a pair OF
Mr.. Malone's trousers and left them in the
alley after taking 81 from the pockets. Mr..
Malone positively Identified the colored
man,
Friday afternoon the McCague Invest
ment company closed the sale OF the ogden
house property, at Council Bluffs, for the
sum of $4,000, Charles T.. Ktmball being
the purchaser. In order to close the sale
and get possession of the property II was
+. 7. True of Council Bluffs was appointed
to the position. Mr.. ktmball expects to
spend several thousand dollars remodeling
a hotel and apartment house
Notwithstanding the storm, the meeting
of school principals in the rooms of the
Board OF EdGesuo IN the et eSyhh nal Pr1aay
constituted the principal topic Of discussion.
The financial status Of the teachers lecture
course was reported to be excellent.
Superintendent Pearse reports ~.pinkeye"
as quite prevalent in the city schools, the
Cass. Farnam, Lincoln and Central schools
being especially effected: The pTinelpa,
eyelids and eyeballs, accompanied by an
aggravation OF the lachrymal glands.
The insurance company in which the city
for 800 has revoked the policy. giving as
a reason that II never inSures pesthOuses,
because people living IN their VICINITY are
emergency hospital deluded 1t into writ
ing the policy.
j. b. Hummel. street commissioner, was
busy yesterday gathering up wrecked UNI
streets were strewn by Friday nights gale.
He says he collected a wagon load of such
s ssrsets SGtT Harney snd Dodge There
were nearly as many women's hats as
mems.