Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
LOCAL BREyITlES.

IOlH6 6NEvillE0s
Jennie NJ. has secured a divorce from W.
T. Bush on the ground of cruelty, Judge
Keysor signing the decree.
Miss Laura Gregg viii address the Philo-
old labor temple at 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon on the TORY Movement"
Five new mail boxes. each four feet high
and of sufficient capacity to hold two
bushels of mail, have been received at the
postofRce and will be placed in the large
ONCE buildings of the city.
John II. and Angie G. Levy of Douglas
county have given George Weinhagen of
MiiwSukee a $4,000 mortsase on the W
lots at the northwest corner of L,eaven.
worth and Fifteenth streets.
Ada b. O'Bryan alleges that Francis M.
O'Bryan has been an habitual drunkard
for twenty-four months. and she. asks di-
vorce from him. They were married. in
Belle Fouche. s. D., on May 8. 1894.
Milk Inspector Hutton has issued an
order to the effect that owners of all milk
wagons running without license after March
1 will be subject to fine. Complaints will
be. filed against them as fast as they are
Lena OFT sues Peter, a carpenter earning
50 per day. for divorce, alleging non-sup-
port since he deserted her January !, 1899.
/ October 4, 1872, and have four children the
eldest Of whom is % years old.
Despite the fact that there is no money
at hand City Treasurer Hennings has
the city's long and short-time bonds. One
1 VI LnG CITY Odlh6 AuIIlSHtQ LnG Iun0S TOT
this and the money, $1,000, was sent east
Thursday.
The Kitchen Brothers Hotel company
appeals its suit against John p. Philbin
for rent from the county court to the district
court and the transcript was filed yester-
day. The Jury IN the county court awarded
months, but the plainttm wants SIS.
Two small burglaries were reported to
the police yesterday morning. c. r. Wilson,
1907 Writ street. says some one entered
his house Thursday night and stole "a out OF
a pocket of his trousers. An oveFcoat was
stolen from the saloon of Pat Moran some
time yesterday morning. The coat was
valued at $40.
Prof. II. M. Benedict, teacher of biology,
last night the Natural H TiGaopy P %societys'
two Years. About efghty- five pupils Joined
II, When spring opens the members will
go on little junkets ihto the country In
search of specimens.
Robert B. Donahoe, o. p. Bunnell and
Bernice Bunnell have Incorporated the Ne
braska and lowe Cooperative Home COM
pany, with an authorized capital stock OF
and J H. Morris are the incorporators OF
the security Home company of South
Omaha; capital stock, $4,000.
An inquest over the remains of Francis
Norgaard, who was killed while attempting
to board a switch train, was held Thurs.
day.. The jury decided that death was the
held at 2 O'Clock Sunday from the family
residence $40 Leavenworth street; inter
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ledge Dickinson orders tina w. ]. Phifer
defendant in the divorce suit brought by
Johanna Phifer, appear in court March !
tempt, should not be issued against him fol
wilfully disobeying the courts order OF
February IS, directing that he deliver Ear
Phifer. aged s, into the care Of Johanna.
In police court yesterday John Hogar
was given ten days for being drunk, Frank
} and Michael Sullivan five days, notwith.
STANDING the fact. that he informed the
judge his drunk was caused by an old com
rade who had served with him at Gettys.
burg and the two had not met for twenty
In the United States circuit court tn,
case of the Northwestern Life insurance
company against the city of Beatrice 4
oan yri seeks ~ ala tni n S Ihe e sns .hisMra IN esc com
bonds issued by the city for tho construc
7 ton of sewers. The city attorney O.
4 Beatriee. W. :. E2Esey' was on the stant
, The Board " Eebs2 Commissioners he'll,
fits regular monthly meeting yesterday. bui
|. w WDtrT ansscted. Most Of r0 the tim DSsiH ws,
, spent in discussing the proposed, extension
Expressed themselves as satisfied Will ~ ~
n Roadway being made by City Enginee
Rosewater in the way Of defining the bene
D ft district.
9 voegele q Dinning and. d. j. o'Brier
company OF Omaha. with a number o
wholesale dealers of Kansas City, Sion,
e proceedings in the United states distrsic
court to have Frank Thum OF Norfolk de
gagged a restaurant and stock owned i,
y him for the purpose of delaying the pay
ment of creditors.
C. J.. Petersen of Plainview, Neb., is fl
. Omaha trying to locate his wife, who
{ short time ago eloped with Albert Larson
s a farm hand, and who took with her Sc
OF her husbands money. Petersen founl
that the man and woman were in Omahi
Q February 16, but has since lost all trac
: Hansen and she and Petersen have bee
y married four years.
d William Smith. S225 North Eighteenti
y day that he had been himnammed out .
a pair OF glasses that a few days ago cos
: hotel nom at TWeIft fr and Dodge rT Thnrs al
: night and In the morning he met three me
in the office and after a short converse
: ton one of the men asked to look at hi
glasses. The glasses were passed aroun
and soon disappeased.
Detective Ed Heelan was suddenly take
ill at the police station yesterday mornin
and was removed to his home, $40 Castena
u street, in the emergency rig. Heelan ha
company with Detective Johnson h
i walked across Eleventh street. and upo
s q fshnal 5 5osn sioe SPIRIeSditss ot the sei Isii a6 fell Il
d sick man was removed to the station an
DR.. Gilmore called.
Before Judge Fawcett today is TO I
argued the motion OF the defendants for
new trial Of the case of Sarah c. Fig
a against John p Hanger, w, w. BrowpiI
- 4 ain ~ NMA@A - Tvs
% ton. Before Judge Estelle will be argue
a the similar motion of the plaintiff in Il
% case OF Laura Donahoo against les.
Reeves and others for the same cause. tt
q, tar and feathering case comes up Thursda
g. before Judge Estelle, instead of Monday,
was first planned.
The clerk Of the United States .distrit
court has drawn twelve additional juroi
RS to serve on the special jury which wi
n convene at Omaha Monday. The nam,
and addresses are: d. F.. Baker, p.
Humphrey, j. H. Van Closter, all
Omahai Joseph w. Coddington. Soul
J. Omaha; II. A. Fisher. Wahoo; Z. A. Coz
Bellevue; o. ID. Hartford, Ashland; j.
DR. MacFarland, Lincoln; Amos Quinn, b
le atrlce; s. u. Thomas, Plattsmouth; Jam
J III Ware. Blair; ]. ]. Wardlaw. Pickere
: A. @. Harte, general secretary OF Il
b Young Mems Christian association
Mobile, Ala, was given an informal rece
ton IN the parlors of the Young Men
- Christian association In this city last eve
] ing. An Interesting program OF mus
songs, toasts and readings was given. II
4. lowed by refreshments. Mr.. Harte is Of
- Of the best known secretaries in the sout
He was chaplain OF the Second Alaban
volunteers in the Spanish-Amertcan W
and is now chaplain of the First Alaban
National Guards. He is the guest
Secretary Willis.
w NJ. C. Koory desires Alexander Habbe D
ce under bond 70 keep the peace. and h