Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
LOCAL BREvITlES.

LOCAL BREVlTlES.
Walter H. Butler former congressman
club at the club rooms. 1417 Farnam street,
Saturday night.
william Tutter died at his home, 800
| South Twenty-frst street. at an early hour
yesterday morning; lie was 80 years OF age
and leaves a family.
sc, 9m "!6ioo SfuT fbIsg S GlSs will p PLAY Sn E gems IsE a.
A good attendance is looked for, as this
may be the last game of the season.
ReQuisition papers have been issued for
| Otto Goosberg, now in Chicago, but charged
on Charles <. Lewis, an Omaha saloon
keeper.
The Peter Cooper club has adopted reso.
buttons of respect for the late Allen Root
and has sent copies Of the same to the
relatives of Mr.. Root, who was a member
Of the club.
, z; I. Jenkins, gesSHEggs ". crs!E' I +; w;
aTS "" Ha ~ sanf hSVc in e; 3 neSos as
stock Of $4,000.
departure OF Civil Service Clerk. Lawhorn
Of the army headquarters for the Philip
pines. He will leave Omaha today with
Mrs. Lawhorn.
Ella Pinney, 22iS Pacific street. about 8
yesterday morning. causing a small blaze.
rival OF the department.
Judge Dickinson has divorced Mabel from
Henry Peterson because Henry. appears to
have been extremely rude to her In July
We're married June il, 1893.
Johanna Phifer has secured a decree Of
sround OF inhdelity and she has secured
also the custody Of their daughter Irene,
aged 9, and son Earl, aged 8.
Judge Baxter has overruled the motion
new trial Of the case of Ruthie Ewart,
wanted by both her father and her grand
mother. Mrs. Ruth Dodder Of Omaha.
maintained as q part OF the city,'s public
school system, suspended operations last
evening, pursuant to an order issued by the
Board OF Education at its last meeting.
Judge Dickinson has issued a restraining
James Wright from interfering with the
Wright, and compelling him to provide for
In United States circuit court Judge Mum
ger has appointed Walter J.. White receiver
company, with a bond of 5000. pending the
foreclosure suit OF the New Hampshire
Savings bank.
Lucy jackson, colored. pleaded guilty to
petit larceny. yesterday and was SEN
fenced by Judge Baxter TO thirty days in
This daya she had pleaded not guilty to
larceny from the person.
Susan Smith has dismissed at her own
cost the 5000 suit which she began against
the Union Pacific Railway company in her
capacity as ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate OF
| her husband, Ouintin smith, VINO was
Killed while at work for the company.
A jury in county court has found for the
defendant n the suit Of y2hn ! a. AJgSs.
" tine M SssinSst MS 81 the tent wo MEi 20. Aa Rnlshss
sought to raise the rent on a lodge hall
in Bouth Omaha after making. Improve
ments, but the lodge held 1t under a Ave.
Thomas Jefferson Van Wrinkle. who claims
he is a brother Of Rip, got on a tear
to sleep on. the. walk. What looked as
though D. might be q twenty-yeer slumber
man, and the sleeper was removed to the
police station. In police court he was fined
II and costs.
John CraIe has fled a complaint In police
court against Jesse and Fred Selick.
Charging them with violating the city ordi-
Dance DisSs mot Fe Sssisn 70 aapmBB BY t6 ssrf Bosrd IN % z
Health: Craig said the men had been IN
dence in East Omaha.
Washington's birthday will be observed
Saturday at the postotnee by giving the
as usually falls to them upon a legal hoii,
day. IA this holiday ts to be followed
Be i made IN the business districts and one
Ia the residence districts, the postofice
closing for the day at IL o'clock.
Two burglaries were reported TO the po.
lice yesterday. During the absence OF
shf rspi tke Tendency Of of's ). %. B sS%s O 10
south Thirty-sixth street, and stole IS. The
residence Of s.. Blath, 2osl Chicago street
diamond stud taken. In the latter house
clothing and other. articles were scattered
was missed except the stud.
Union station Is to undergo a thorough
overhauling and touching up. The pres
} ence of swallows building their nests II
the caves Of the car sheds has reminded
the powers that spring IL at hand and thu
s sTS' TSe bS az Ss shop Oi has s'f been r nsi Tee
s saSri s~s'r ON through Sish"' ali the G S%Spsrs Tlls :,
walls RESTORED 10 their FIRST tone and every
, thing polished that will stand It.
on a charge Of keeping gaming devices
house, Charles Knight and John Whit
were arraigned in county court at 3 o'clocI
E sS sSsS' aRe E nffUUfsmss ah6 IN was shs sw o9m OS .
by Deputy County Attorney ]. J. Dunn, an
t al the defendants stood mute; refusing Z
Thursday night and placed the men inde
arrest isLing in charge re- e ga gaming table
. for the guardianship OF Walter J. Hogan
! aged S. who was recently found at IA
:. out SHOES. stockings or mitteSs. 1t wa
; reported that the mother had died recent
? ? s s.sn th ss.. ne . tsthsr' S SShr vi TibiH sssTir h q
q two days ago, but without the chlld know
n set for hearing before Judge Wnsonhale
February 2.
Justice Foster had a long session Frida
b case OF the Maggard Van and storase. com
pany against Mrs. Waxman for IS. allege
y to Be due for moving her stock OF gre
y eeries from sixteenth and Howard street
d to Sixteenth and. Cunning streets. Will
ssmoyins the stock t he driver Yer o. I'm, the ysSSfS C
the defendant claimed onset any claim
that the plainttn had against hsT "