Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17
LOCAL BREWTIES.

Judge Keysor holds court IN Blair Mon
day, but Will be In Omaha for his regular
OF city cases to come on before the end
Helen e. Hancock has filed petition In
district court joining in her husbands de-
mand for a receiver for and accounting by
the Cotton Livery company, In which they
are Interested, -
estate has appeared In Missouri. This
woman aflrms that she was his wife UNI
less he got a divorce lately" and that she
Monday Judge Baxter hopes to lake up
the charge of assault against Martin
Shields. the policeman who handled Victor
b. Walker without gloves when he ar.
rested him some months ago.
!. ]. Copenharve's contest for the seat
OF William Brodertck on the South Omaha
council was submitted yesterday, but the
hearing was continued until next week, as
one OF the attorneys was absent. The
other contests have all gone over to next
term.
S. Cox and A. ]. Stanley, graders en-
ployed on the auditorium, nave been ar
rested. charged with stealing two large
ply. The case against the men has been
continued. Both say the columns were
taken by mistake.
In county court. a jury returned a verdict
for the defendants in the suit OF Jerre M.
Hammond against Fred Click, Blanche
| Click and the ~latter's father. Henry schon-
services were alleged % have been rem
dered when Mrs, Click was suing for d.
Vorce.
Ida NJ. Scott has filed a bnl of psfticu-
lars IN county court and asks Judgment
for $9 against Myron sherman aud the
hhTm OF sherman = CO. south omahs, HeI
Scott, lost Si on May 10 and s25 on May
u in their establishment at a certain
In United States circuit court a verdict
has been given the Wolf company, a con.
struetion arm OF Psnnsylvania, against
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pense for the construction of a -four mill
1asTe & 9 'h ps,s IlSs,nstn ma, pss sum mas a'k Sc
machinery was defective and the verdict
Is virtually a victory for him.
The residence Of J: A, Grimm. S1 PARK
night and a gold stickpln with pearl set
inss and 60 cents IN pennie taken: The
during the absence OF the family and
searched the house from one end TO the
other; Clothing was taken out OF dressers
left In disorder. The burglary has been
reported TO the police.
Before Judge Baxter the state Is prose
SON. II Green got anything Il was not
much, but the state considers that II has
an easy ease because of nSss Frank ErSi1 ,
from the pocket Of George WSitunstoa
effects OF an evening spent with thirsty
friends.
Attorneys for Laura Donahoo have again
appealed TO Judge Keysor to grant her a
decree of divorce from Albert. but the
Judge has again refused 10 do so unless
the two parties to the suit will agree on
the alimony and the custody OF the chill
dren. Mrs. Donahoo refuses 10 sign deeds
that her husband wishes her to unless he
will dismiss his judgment against the
F1ggs. Of whom she Is a follower, but her
husband declines to do this.
Howard A. Crawford. driver for a pack
ing mpan has brought suit against the
omaha Tea and Coftee company for 1900.
He relates that on May 5 he was deliver
ing lard at the coffee company's store
| and was invited 10 step onto the elevator
with his burden, but that the ELEVATOR was
UP AZ the time and that be fsl nom the
nrst moor Town the shaft into the cellar.
breaking = rb and suffering severe cuts
by loose glass that lay AZ the bottom. He
allesee that . clerk had told him "a. sfep
kolloN instgaetionS 4 being 90 daTk that
] ne ooua no< SO ne ease was not therA