Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-17
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

with assets Of SIS and debts Of s.ss5, asks
operation OF the bankruptcy law.
Henry Brown and NJ. Vine, charged with
exposing for sale fish caught out of season,
court %sns h TSe cases as e8 @ill be- he a ST = rosters
T. A small blaze was started at 5:45 yester-
day morning in the barber shop of Peter
E. Clinch, 603 South Tenth street. by mice
and matches. but was e~xtinguished with
no damage done.
Alleging that he has absented himself for
more than two years and failed to support
her for longer than that, Mamie washing
ton asks divorce from William. They were
married in Council Bluffs November s, 1897.
ance on the local market for the first time
yesterday morning, the first vegetable to be
raised out Of the dollhouse for local con-
sumption this year. 1t sells at 81 per dozen
punches.
Commencing today the flags Of the
Weather bureau, showing the probable
be displayed from the top of the Saratoga
pharmacy at Twenty-fourth street and
Ames avenue.
The Third battalion of the Second infan-
try. consisting OF Companies l, X, L and
NJ, left Fort Crook Tuesday for the Winnie
bago Indian reservation, where the mem
large practice.
A1gadt Krautz names s4.1OO as the amount
he wishes the district court to collect for
that his left leg was broken in two places
below the knee when, on January 81 last,
he stepped through a rotted sidewalk on
the east side of South Twenty-fourth street
between Leavenworth and Mason streets.
The ways and means committee OF Tan
gier temple. Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
will kave as its headquarters Friday night
the parlors of the Scottish Rite at Free
Mason hall. The shrine will hold regular
session that night and the ways and means
the funds of the temple for the entertain
ment of visiting delegations in June.
Frank Graham from out in the state:
pair of brass knuckles, He was arrested
with them in his pocket and locked up,
In police court Graham told Judge BerEa
that he bought them to show to his mother
thing of the kind. He was ined 81 and
costs and given a short lecture on having
a too iHquiring mind.
John II. Mitchell and N. w. Hubbard
were arrested on complaint Of Building
stop work when ordered to do so while
street. The building. Inspector objected to
the manner in. which a furnace hue had
plaster 1t in until the defects were
arrested.
Health, is a at work again after a
somewhat painful accident encountered in
an attempt 70 board a crowded street car
only one foot on the lower step of the
platform. The car started up. A man
grabbed Mr.. Barker by the coat collar to
hold him on and succeeded in holding him
until the car had gained considerable
speed and then let go. Mr.. Barker per
formed some Interesting evolutions on the
pavement and finally emerged from the
cloud OF dust with a badly ~sprained ankle.
Three deaths from pneumonia occurred
pital and one at Wise Memorial hospital.
Al the latter Philip BerJovitz, aged 1a
years, died and was hurried yesterday
at Pleasant Hill cemetery, the funeral
being held from the undertaking rooms OF
r. l. Dodder; The body OF Thomas Casey
is at the undertaking rooms OF Heafey q
resides in Chicago. Deceased was 80 years
Of age and was employed at the smelter.
He was unmarried. b. Haunzemer, aged
q years, died at St JOseph's hospital and
the body II at Heafey a Heafey'sL He
formerly resided at South Omaha