Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Davis sells druan.
bfockert sells carpets and rugs.
Ienert eyesisht specialist. 400 Broadway.
Born. 70 MI. and Mrs. Charles crum'
"a MINISTER street. n son.
Born, 70 Mr.. aud Mrs. r.. d. Fuller OF
Harrison street, q daughter.
Miss Paula F. Kreidier has gone 10 Grand
Island, Neb., on a visit TO friends.
Special ofsrinss 10 framed pictures, c.
Miss Pharaby Boileau or Henderson. Ia,
A. the guest Of Miss Olive Kirkpatrick OF
Harrison street
Mrs. b N. Sargent and daughter Adah
son Lake., MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. O. Thompson OF Perry.
L. are egests Of their daughter. Mrs.
Emmet FINLEY ana N. N. Pusey wni 10
@ Lake Okenoii this morning. where Mr..
Tinley's family ls spending the summer.
Frank Whitsell, 4 Robinson and A. An
dornon, charged with KIDNAPPING two news
bqys. we're discharged yesterday By justice
Bryant
For sale-My home at ss South First
street; = .rnQasru Hix-rocm cottaee. large
iet ana SHADE trees Call At eSs34 Broad
Mrs. Isabella Alexander brought suit for
dtforce Yesterday from John p. Alexander,
ehegsne haRatual drunkenness and cruel
Gin seager killed a large r~attiesnake
"wednesday afternoon In the rear OF his
hone az 1907 South. Seventh street. The
reptile was three and q half feet long.
". H. Friedman, manager Of the CHI
lsps' Gas and Electric company, viii leave
this evening for New York. He win be
SssssRgmsn. a ~ fs @ia r. vi "a l tRs4e D and Hs Il
Micbiean bsfQre returning to Council Sum
Digestive Pet Murphy Of the Council
SScaba machinist M Omaha Wednesday
ana his photograph was taken by a picket.
Murphy weF IN company Of Special Officer
yiz.ard looking over the shops In Omaha
harvey II Beard, day clerk Il the Grand
hgtel, hae resigned to accept a position as
!. 5. csuasmamninnss RRsss been s trsnsf en- Sn rom
9 HImphres. Neb.. has been appointed
Harry Hynon, 3 deserter from the United
torday morning and turned over 20 the
arrested him. oficer Hayes was assured
that he would receive the reward OF so
for capturing a deserter.
Elliott d stockert, Clay Haywood and
trip 70 the Rocky. Mountains. They viii Be
ne Jkuests Of Henry Heyweod at Rifle,
tersst IN the west.
Work IN he new temporary buildings At
re s, dGya SShGsI tos sns Rsgf & gTosseding
greatiy pleased at the prospect Of having
everything ready BY the time school win
reopen October 4 The walls OF the burned
buildings have been torn down 70 the stone
basement. The bids for tearing down the
burned buildings ranged from roo to so.
The cost Of the work was $12B.
Katie Frees, the ii-year-old daughter OF
John Frees, died yesterday morning at the
home OF MT. and Mrs. N. .Garlowskf. IN
Garner township, from appendicitis, after
your days Illness. The funeral viii be held
sunday afternoon At $50 O'Clock from The
0nrlol1aM Radiance and interment will BE-
n Walnut Hi cemetery. Rev. q. w.
nHrQer OF st Johns English Lutheran
church Will conduct the services.
w. J. Christensen brought suit IL the
dtptr'ct court yesterday against Carl Herr
% recover 5000 damages for ALLEGED un-
awful arrest. Hers tailor shop at 62l
broadway Weg broken Into and robbed on
the night Of May % last and Christiansen
and two other men were arrested on an
information nled by Herr. charging them
With burglary. No eyfdence to Connect
them with the crime was forthcoming and
tn1y were discharged.
Albert Brown began suit In the district
court yesterday against Rankin Bros. 4
Taylor. who purchased the grocery busi-
meas Of CrenehaW Bros. from the receiver.
70 recover 1850 for alleged breach Of con-
tract Brown conducted the meat skob IN
connection with CrenshaW's grocery and
alleges that the defendants Contracted with
hIm 10 ~ II after they nssumod
possession, but broke the agreement and
ne was forced to seek another location,
which tailed to prove oe profitable.