Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-02
LOCAL BREWTIES.

Stella Nelson has been granted a decree
Of divorce from Claus Nelson on the
signed the decree.
Fire did SIS damage to the rooms OF the
Peoples Loan and GShattels company, 1870
tinguished before the arrival of the de-
partment.
II. J. Hanson, aged 40, died at the
was born in Denmark and spent most of
his life on the sea He was unmarried and
resided in South Omaha.
Mrs. L. J. Caldwell, formerly in the
county clerks ONCE, has been named as
the secretary t. F.; J.: Bodweii sSperin-
tion was established by the commissioner
at their meeting Monday.
c. o; Williams, who passed a forged
oHeTN 10 tor the 10 on dis Mietam eo Mirer' by was J TSi !
Altstadt Monday afternoon. Williams
signed the name of his brother, John AL
bert Williams. to the check. He was re-
leased on bond.
J 8. nichols is suing Hugh Murphy for
and alleges that last August he was
knocked from a running board by %obstruc-
tons which Murphy's paving gangs had
Ellen NJ. Garrison has filed a petition
In district court asking A,i00 Judgment
! against Anne X. Bowman, who has, she
says, kept her out of possession OF prop
erty at Tenth and Dodge streets since
October 5, 1898, the passion of which prop
erty is plaintiff alleges worth S26 per
The City Garbage company has sub
mitted its bill for removing and reducing
the ,carcasses OF dead animals during De
two horses and mules, So; four cows, S:
~ dogs. tsS: Is, and thirty cats, So; The
counting the tails OF the animals.
The following building permits have been
granted: To Fred stuobendorf to erect a
street: to ]. B.. Romign to erect a 1880
frame dwelling on Nineteenth street near
% SuF erset a 't $685. frame franz 20 dw We mar st TTRRllr HSn
fourth street and Lincoln boulevard.
Randall X; Brown, 8. 8, Caldwell and
, MillS% +; H foE she RS.s 4Isd sr arsic MsnG Ul
Omaha, with a capital stock q 'iOoS 90.
manufacture of brick, the equiPping of
brick yards and making of sidewalks.
Michael Novak pleaded guilty OF assault
Jail by Judge Baxter OF the criminal court.
The charge against him had been assault
Listers cheek while Lister was asleep in
bed at a lodging house under the Douglas
street bridge.
have in charge the entertainment which
was to have been given April g. have de;
the meeting Of the Irish National league,
to be held on that date. They have not
decided whether to give the entertainment
will be announced this week.
William X, Fowler, state superintendent
Of public instruction, has prepared a book;
let of $50 pages on the subject of School
Buildings and bounds in Nebraska" a copy
of which has been received by the Board
properties, which range all the way from
Omaha's new High school building to a
little tumbledown sod shack, l2xlS ieet, in
Cherry county.
Andrew shum who attemptedt To entice
Mary Mccarthy and Helen HOLDEN into a
box car near the Webster street depot,
thirty day. in jail BY Police Judge BerkS;
Joe West, a masher. wa hned w ana
ssSstIb for Tw insg!'iRs street Mrsi MS West haynes SsS MI 81
Haynes on the street and insisted on es-
corting her home.
A delegation of eight property owners
from the north side called on the park
board at its meeting Monday and pro-
tested against the Cut on lake park
project instead, giving as their principal
reason that the blum commanded n mag
n o n V's sys w mo saeh th sdS SaHifTHs q TS SgS
protest was placed on hle.
The general committed on arrangements
for the Christian church si1S ~ eSnyentioR viii
TWenty-sixth and Grant streets. Wednes-
day evening. The state board OF the Ne
al the nesting Wednesday evening. Il is
hoped that there may be a large Fepresen-
tation OF church people and citizens gener-
ally who are interested In the success OF
the convention.
Dennis Anderson has $3.50 worth OF
stomach trouble and asks the district court
10 make the Omaha d Grant Smelling COM
pany pay for II, Dennis relates that on
April is, lS9s, he was dragging a pot OF
Stag across rough ground by direction OF
the foreman OF his department. when the
handle OF the pot tipped up and struck
him violently between the vermiform APP
pendix and lower vest button, He has
felt all upset ever since,
Three prospective heirs to the estate
OF Frank Moran, who died intestate at
South Omaha recently. have written to
Mayor Moores skiing for Information con-
corning the AFFAIRS OF the deceased. c, p.
Heafey, who has been appointed as adj
ministrator OF the estate. says the property
will amount to about $4,000. The pros
pective heirs are Lawrence Moran, Seran-
ton, Pa, Mrs. Kate Jordan, Chillieothe,
Mo. and Mrs. w. z. Burke. Sorom. o. y