Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09

Co. against Broghamer, Dawes; Hubenka
against Yach, Cunning: MOrtenson against
BergtLold, Cunning; Omaha. Nationa, bank
against steele City. JEFFERSON; bacon
against Dawes county, Dawes; Royal
Neighbors Of America. against Wallace,
Douglas; Carter against Warner, Boone;
Continental National bank Of Chicago
Patrick, Douglas; smith against Drummer.
Douglas; Omaha against Doty, Douglas;
Moore against Moran, Keith; Garrison
man against Scheve, Gage; Collins against
Brown, lancaster kingman implement
wall Co. against Strong. johnson; Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
company against. Schuldt, Cuming; Citt-
holz, Platte; Fay against Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy Railway company, Sher-
idan; Moore against Jacobs. Custer; State
No. "a OF Sherman county Sherman; Moore
against Simmering, Adams; Feline against
terboro Savings bank against johnson,
Douglas; Mercantile Cooperative bank
against against s sSnaaf / E h1H1ineaSN!s scjto,i sta9 SsSbyy
against Musser, Sheridan S~choenhofen
against MMhippie' Douglas; Douglas county
Bellinger, Buffalo,; Jasnoch against Jas
noch, howard; Omaha l.. q T.. company
against Walenz, Douglas; Heater against
. u against oaa
meister, Douglas; First National bank of
Plsttsmouth against Peterson, Cass; How
against Stewart, Holt; Lauronson against
Peterson, Phelps; Globe Savings Bank
against National Bank of Commerce of
against State ex rel. Dusenbery, Nuckolls;
Ogden against State, Douglas; State ex
spears sgain sa ststs F Ho,,e Morg man asnius{
state, Otoe; Morgan against State, Otoe.
Mrs. Dewey Against the British.
Mrs. Finlay Dewey, a fashionably dressed
E~nglishwoman, who says she was unlaw-
fully imprisoned by British agents in the
klondike country, was discharged from po-
lice court this morning, after a trial on the
charge of begging and soliciting aims. Mrs.
Dewey admitted that she had asked people
for financial aid, but said she was trying
to raise funds with which to prosecute the
British government for damages sustained.
She produced a letter from an American
oncial in Alaska, saying that she had been
detained In custody across the British line.
Mrs. Dewey gave her age as 50 and her
occupation as lecturer. She has appeared
In public DIS a lecturer on numerous oc-
casions and her subject invariably has been
the wrongs alleged to have been perpetrated
by her countrymen.
Physician's Evidence Against Him.
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p. Coursey Richards, the man arrested
In st. Joseph last Thursday for assauItine
his l2-year-old stepdaughter, Marie Mag
danz, was brought before Justice Wester-
man this afternoon for preliminary trial.
HIS nearing was set for next Thursday aft
ernoon at 1870. Richards insists that he
is innocent. He declares that his wife has
a vicious temper and has falsely accused
him with a view to ~injuring his reputation.
On The other hand there rs testimony of a
physician, against Richards.
The defendant is a we'll known Grand
Army man and for many years has been
prominent in Lincoln municipal affairs. He
conducted an employment agency on North
Tenth street.
Lancaster County Teachers.
The fourth meeting for the year of the
Lancaster County Teachers association
was held today in the county superintend-
ent's office. The following program was
given: How the Plant Lives" BAILEY,
Chap. Wild. paper, Miss Laura Capron;
discussion led by Miss Floy Tremaine.
The Cultivation of Active Attention,
(Hinsdale, Chap. XvI), paper, Miss Kate
Woodward: discussion led by Miss Marie
Faulhaber. The Imagination and its Gull
ture," (Halleck, Chap. vII). paper, Miss
Lizzie Dare; discussion led by Mr.. Paul
Maple. Rural School Grounds (a) The
plan of the place; (b) Sod making; ()
Kinds Of plants for main planting; (d)
Kinds OF plants for decoration; (e) How
to plant trees; Q) What trees to plant;
(g) Preparation of ground for planting;
(h) Trimming: ID Protection for trees
% Planting Of shrubery; (k) General care
of grounds. (The above sub-headings are
suggestive topics to consider under the
general heading, Rural SchooI
Grounds.") Paper. Miss Mae Akeson; dis.
cussion led by Miss Eva Boutwell,. In the
afternoon President w. A. Clark Of the
state normal addressed the teachers. Voca'
solos were given by Miss Lillian Dobbi
and Mrs. F. NJ. Rector.
New interpretations.
= Articles of Incorporation of the State Co,
operative association of Wymore wert
recorded in the secretary of states ofhct
today. The company is capitalized fol
IS, 900 and its incorporators are: e. N
Kaufman, e. N. Roush and ]. r. jackson
It proposes to conduct a general real estat,
and loan business.
The Kostka Glass & Paint company o
Lincoln has filed articles of Incorporation
Its capital stock is $40, 900 and it's incor
porators are: B. o. Kostka. Edmunt
Gaschberger and Oscar Junge.
The Parsons Rich company Of Newton
Ia, has incorporated under the laws o
Nebraska. It's stock is s25, 900 and its in