Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06
LOCAL BREWTlES.


TIT new oficers OF the Douglas County
ate ceremonies at the club rooms, 800 South
Fifteenth street, tonight.
George Schmftz, a laborer of South
Omaha has been taken IN charge py one
bit hat has deranged him mentally.
The Board of County Commissioners
went to Deerheld yesterday morning to view
burlington track that has been requested
by farmers who wish a new road opened
James Mills, a iaboref, while handling
500 pounds Of scrap iron In the Union Pa
ciic yards Tuesday afternoon, sustained a
olSiocatea wrlst He was Saken 10 1nS
Benawa reduced the injury.
The motion of Charles Unit TO advance
R Mss Contest SRSSed PSs esors gsdre In s SiStsiet ye soSTt
day and he took IT under advisement. The
proceedings are against the election OF
Harry G. Miller as county clerk.
The Salvation Army Rescue home at 1505
T~wenfy-eight girls are now In the home
fRa afRUnsat sSosls are be S~0n sen9 diTe ctm To the h:
matron, who will give an .~oflcial receipt
When the Kansas city. Gun club. comes
along with Il a crack bowling team. which
will be pitted against a team from Omaha
composed Of Denman, Kolls, Emery. Fork
upon one of the local alleys.
Ida K. Flanders has secured a divorce
from George w. Flanders, who was, she
has issued an order enjoining him from
meddling or interfering with. their four
minor children. whose custody is given
The seven judges of the district court
for Douglas county have signed and nled
their, aPPointmspt q lanes H. Van pussn,
omaha's Board Of Park Commissioner for
the next three years.
A. $4,000. mortgage was fled with the
register of deeds late Tuesday afternoon.
IL was given by Charles H. Brown to the
Travellers insurance company Of Hartford,
4, in block us. city Of Omaha, which Is the
site of the Brown block at Sixteenth and
Douglas streets.
George Aeier, the only member of the
trio Of Valley saloon robbers who did not
get away, Is to be taken from Douglas
Soutny Jail Thrrsday morning to valley S
Meier from Omaha to Valley h to bring
the witnesses from Valley to Omaha.
Alta. Hsrtwell wishes the district court
20 make her Alta Norman again, after d.
yorcing her from Calvin 3. Hartwell, whom
s sss mas %srT HSf t SS I r. sh hss4 sits sSs T since T 3Sne
20. 1901, because Of alleged cruelty and
failure 20 support. She asks. also for the
well.
John Keryan, who was acting as con
stable Cor the kangaroo court at the Eiks
r rest TSscs ca eEsInlnf HsSes' but the 20 cs sp:
tain, WAC in impervious to humor, turned
the tables on him and sent him to the
oficer. After spending some time in a real
jail Kervan was released by order of Chiei
| Donallue. t,2F tr7
/. The partitions are. being torn QUE of the
building nov coupled by the Labor Temple
and the societies are making arrangement
sG n Soat to t the esw f HSsr ssw s 81 sir5ee wii
a week 'ster than was expected. The de-
teTfered with work. The carpenter work
will be completed this week and the paint
ers viii start Monday morning.
tn was sentenced to thirty days in the
dey. II was not a jail delivery however
IL he had sawed the bars and jumped
through a window he could not have
SMEss yoT More sxei SnDs a at fss s1Ty 6sst Il,
| captain of police, pardoned Richards and
he was sent to the emergency hospital.
Martin Dineen. second assistant chief oi
the fire department, while making a rur
in q sleigh to a fire Tuesday evening, met
with a misAap at Twenty-frst and Cunning
was upset and Chief Dineen was dumped
in the snow. He was not injured, however
and there was no damage aside from thu
prising release Eeys, keys to police cal
boxes and to fire alarm boxes, was lost.
Arrangements are complete for the trap
shooting tournament. which will open Thu
afternoon at the grounds of the omahs
/ Gun Club. The first event will be a ten
bird handicap, which will be shot OF
rive Friday and on Saturday the team
shoot viii take place. The revised list o.
| the OuaAh team is; Parmelee, captain
! Lewis. Borsheim, Bray, Beard and Loomis
One OF the attractions will be the presenct
the Oldest trap shooter In the United