Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-12
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

In Victor B.. Walkers suit against the
Storz Brewing company q jury has given
the plaintiff $50 damages.
A permit has been issued to W. r.. Wis
ner 10 erect al Thirty-second street and
Lincoln boulevard a frame dwelling 10 cost
1900.
In criminal court Martin Shields. police
man, is being tried on a charge Of assault,
the complaining witness being v B.
Walker.
A s. Lee, the proprietor OF the Dellone
hotel, has been elected vice president for
Nebraska Of the Hotel Mems Mutual Bene-
Mt association.
Civil service examinations are in progress
at the federal building for carriers and
clerks at the South Omaha postofhce. There
are thirteen apphcantE, including three
women. taking the examination.
Entrance examinations for admission to
the preliminary and freshman classes Of
Princeton university Will be held Thursday
and Friday Of this week SSa 6 at the residence
Laura @. Snyder petitions for divorce
from Frank, alleging nonsupport and
drunkenness. They were married in Omaha
aged IA. the custody OF whom the petit
toner wishes.
Jennie Isaacson. q minor. by Moses Isaac
son. has started suit in district court
against the street railway company for
$500 damages, alleged 10 have been re-
ceived April II at Sixteenth and Jones
streets, where a car bumped her.
Jesse Adams, who secured S24 from An
tone Mailer, who didn't know any better
than 10 advance that amount on a check
for several hundred TO which Adams had
signed the name of Smith. was bound over
10 the district court in the sum OF hoo
Secretary Coburn Of the Board OF Public
Works has received q me bunch OF eIsPpy
They were sent with the compliments OF
A. G. Powers and Building Inspector Car
ter, who are there enjoying a weeks fish
ing.
p. p. Smith, who runs a meat market at
Fourteenth and Cass streets, is out IS be-
curely Tuesday night. smith lives over the
meat market and the burglars first went
through the living apartments, taking
nothing. They then went into the shop pc
low and got the money out OF the cash
register.
Vincent Hascall, a grandson of Justice
day Tuesday night by giving q party 70
about thirty Of his young friends and his
grandfather at his home, G1S Burdette
street, and some other parties, who were
not included among Vincent's guests, eele-
brated the birthday by stealing a freezer OF
ice cream which Iincent,s mother had pre-
pared for NincentE guests.
The collector OF internal revenue has re-
ceived from Washington Instructions as 10
the collection OF revenue from the dealers
adulterated butter and renovated butter
For adulterated butter the regulations are
practically identical with those for the sale
sAry tor Wholesale dealers In renovated
butter 70 keep account Of sales as the Other
dealers will be required 70 DO,
In the suit OF John 7. Gathers against
Phoebe X. z. Linton for attorneys fees
and court costs advanced a jury has found
for the plaintiff and awarded him N,400
with interest accumulated since November
) lSO, and now amounting 10 ufL. Tn,
trial came 10 a close without any scene q
carnage, Notwithstanding the war elouC
that settled with such blAckness on IN,
netted brow OF John o. 1eiser IN thi
course OF the cross-examinanon Of Gathers
Martha Johnson was found IN the wood
81 Thirry-nfh ana LRavsnworth street,
Tuesday night by OnaOer EdEehil ana sen
10 the police station in q semi-consciou
condluon- AT the approach OF the once
another woman and q man ran and wer
mol arrested. " was thought for a Will
thai the young woman had been pOisOnei
ana II required several hours work by IN
police surgeon 10 buEg nor 10 conscious
mesa She refused 10 give the names Of he
associates ana stated that she had bee
dnnktng she was nned . and costa In 20
ice court