Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-15
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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Intyre, were fined IS and costs each IN po-
lice court for fghting on the street.
The street car company is putting CON
crete on its tracks between Lake and Spen-
GER streets on Twenty-folrth street pre-
paratory to paving.
The Benson volunteer fire department has
Icoln FOR eficient work az the recent
Benson fire. from which they saved much
furniture"
Building permits nave been granted as
follows: To Mrs. Jennie jacobson, to erect
a frame dwelling at Forty-eighth street and
| Mabary avenue, $500; to M. F.. Martin. to
Boz repairs
The fire department extinguished a small
blazl In the kitchen of Thomas c. Byrnes,
2lOS California street, at $40 yesterday
morning. The fire originated under the
range and was put out before any damage
was done.
Alfred Shukert. who was charged with
cutting Miss Christine Christlanson in the
wrist with a knife. was hned $40 and costs
by Justice Altstadt yesterday. The case
was tried Friday, the Judge reserving his
decision until yesterday.
Judge Fawcett has granted Lucy L. Va
habitual ~drunkard, Judge Read has granted
Charles II. Miller divorce from Nellie l.,
against whom drunkenness and extreme
cruelty were charged.
Tom Watt, aged 16 years, was arrested
Sunday night and is held at the. police sta
ton. the ofheers believing mat ne mas run
have come from East Liverpool. Pa, and
said he rode all the way in box cars.
Hugh Ames. Fred Kelp, Leo Murphy and
first named charged with carrying con-
cealed Weapons and the latter three held
as suspicious characters. All had lead
money in their pockets.
Schuyler Hart, 1921 South Twenty-second
street, is under arrest charged with beat
ing his wife. 1t is said Hart went home
sunday night under the influence of liquor,
and after running his l6-year-old son out
in the yard, proceeded TO fight his wife.
To-,ag en-, ponp asks the county Nourf IN
have his son Gay sent to the State Indus
trial school. He alleges that the boy Is in
/ corrigible in that he refuses to attend
school, to obey his parents or to stay at
home nights and that he is guilty OF petty
theftS.
Cyrenus Wise of Grand Island has filed
application TO be declared a bankrupt. He
lists debts of $3.50, with no assets. His
only debt is due on judgment held against
National bank Of WRhoo.
Isaac Silberstein sues William II. Skoop
for $500 for injuries alleged to have been
sustained in an assault by SIlbersteln Oc-
tober Is, 1901, when the plaintiff was thrown
against a wire screen door with such force
that his right knee was severely If not
permanently injured.
Mrs. Maud Gillaspy of Valley is suing
Byron Hopper In Judge Estelle's court for
recites that Hopper struck her when he
came TO get a buggy on which he had a
mortgage, but which she declined to per-
NIT him TO take away.
Judge Read has vacated the order allow
ing a peremptor1 writ OF mandamus di-
recting Comptroller Westberg and the city
of Omaha 10 meet the demand Of AlphonZe
Metzger for $500, The claim is an old one
growing out OF the condemnation OF prop
erty for opening a street.
Agnes Satrapa, aged 6 years, while walk
ing with a girl companion near Thirteenth
and william al noon yesterday, sud,
up Unconscious. She was taken 10 her
home at Seventh and Marcy streets In the
patrol wagon and later revived.
$3.50
for the krug Brewing company, died Sun
day night at the asylum In Lincoln,
whittier he was taken eight months ago,
gone to lincoln 10 take charge OF the BODY
and bring II 10 Omaha for burial.
Chief Deputy Bandhauer of the city
clerks once reported yesterday that the
benefit for city employees VINO are suffer
ing as the result Of non-payment OF salary
OF Arbor day. Preston Hieronymous cot
ored, porter In the Merchants hotel barber
shop, and Miss hstella Green have volun-
the edticaton OF the audience.
Mayor Moores is hearing from hil
matrimonial bureau, mention Of which
afternoon. Harvey DOX writes from Grand
Island 70 say that he Is "a young farmer
house and lot In South Omaha. and that hS
would be willing 20 marry some eligible
factories. Mayor Moores viii send al,
letter TO the Cleveland, O.. publication
which made the proposition
Harry Williams. who is wanted in Omahs
on a charge OF breaking into the jeWelrl
store OF H.. Goldstein, I13 Douglas street
, some weeks ago, has been arrested u
[ Kansas City and Captain Hayes OF tn
police force will go after him. The burg
larry was pulled on al the noon hour AM
fifteen gold ana sixteen silver watches wer,
. taken. which, IN the complaint nled II
, Justice Altstadt's court. GOldstein said werl
: worth - Entrance was made into tn
! oulloihS by breaking IN the rear door Will
r a large piece Of timber, the burglar mrs
having 20 climb a six-fo0t tsaee 70 set q
the door.