Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

John D.. Heiner Of Germantown, a car
penter, has filed application in the United
States district court to be declared bank
G ~ So. he lists debts Of S'S'''" and assets
Judge Read has granted Resale D..
Hutchinson divorce from Charles NJ. on
Married Tne fdHo at P Pc | RPfsi June nne y, T TsIs,
and have three children
The new mail pouch racks are being in
stalled in the postofice, and when they are
ready for use the Omaha ONCE will have
been equipped with the most modern ap-
planes for handling the malls.
The injunction suit of DIR. Whinnery
against the trustees of the Omaha Dental
college has been dismissed in the district
court and the trustees are now free to
employ such instructors as they may de-
sire at that institution.
The paving contractors started work yes
terday at Twenty-fourth and Spaulding
streets. Twenty-fourth street. south 10
Lake, will be paved rapidly. It being the
intention of the contractors to complete the
paving as soon as possible. SO hat other
The case in which the gasoline permit in
an insurance policy figured resulted in
the plaintiff securing a verdict for $500 and
Beebe of 26O6 st. Mary's avenue, who lost
her household goods In a fire, and the de-
PENDANT was an insurance company of Lin
coin.
The mother of Veta NJ. b.. Scott asks
the custody of the child, fearing that John
to californ fsneT The en fstSer s Sc iTEs a 'a afvo glsl
on the ground of cruelty November IL,
1900. and Mrs. Scott married s. w. Forney.
Franklin street.
Joh Gilbert. convicted Of selling LIQUOR
70 the Indians at the January term of the
federal court. was released by Judge Mum
ger In February because he was subject to
epileptic spasms. One day last week, I'm
such a spasm, he fell between the cars near
Pender and was killed. His term in tail
would not have expired at the time OF mis-
death.
Mrs. Bette Hale. widow Of William E.
Hale, has commenced suit In county court
against the Bankers Union OF the World to
collect $1,000 on her husbands insurance
policy. He died September p last, and she
alleges that she has notified the compan
and asked settlement, but that the company
has so far neglected to give her any salts
faction.
Building permits have been granted as
follows. To f Z. Huntaey, TO build at
1890 South Thirty-frst street a frame dwell
ing to cost 1880: TO Eva Elliott, 10 build
at Forty-frst and Hamilton streets a frame
Fuel company. to build at twentieth and
used as a coal ONCE, to cost $500.
John J.. Morrison of 81 Jefferson street,
albany n: Y, has written to Chief Of
the whereabouts OF James Morrison. The
last time his relatives saw him James
was headed for California, In is4s, and at
that time he had dark curly hair and a
Omaha, and would be Il years OF age.
Inc county clerks force is thinking OF
contracting for a large sign to be sus-
pended from the court house front, warn
Ing sportsmen that the clerks office, Xix
days, Every Saturday, they say, just as
they have locked up or are about to, there
will arrive a bunch OF, gunners who wish
ton for a Sunday hunt.
Mrs. J. r. Hughes, who employed three
means in an attempt to destroy herself al
her nome, 1864 Sherman avenue, is to be
taken in charge by the sheriff on an in
sanity warrant, and probably will be sent
station. Mrs. Mary Hanson who is also
mentally afflicted, and who has been In
the county jail for Two weeks. will be
NJ. d. Karr, president of the city council
and r. b. Carter. building inspector, are
telling conflicting stories OF their recent
II was the first man OF the party TO shoot
a goose, but IL fell In Carriers blind, and
he claimed II. Then we had a disinterestet
party hold a postmortem on the bird, and
he found 1t had been killed by No. 6 shot
the kind i was using; Carter was shooting
this before we left Gretna. A"0' u
A. Driver, a medallion artist" of Peoria
ILL.,, has written to Mayor Moores. inclosinl
ing that he would like to avail himself
Of the mayors matrimonial bureau. 90
am jolly, ~kind-hearted and successful" h,
could easily double the sum II had
wife who would take an interest In my
handsome yo 6nS p msn of the bi iona, t Sr
and shows the subject as wearing a mono
Gle and spotted vest.
Judge V~insonhaler will wait two week.
before sending Roy Swansea TO the in
dustrial school and will not do so theI
II the lad becomes more obedient anC
better behaved. He Is the boy whom hi
father pronounced incorrigible and asked
to have confined. The Judge had the fam
lily in court yesterday and after hearing
the tale of each member concluded tina
the Juvenile might yet be redeemed and 81
has continued the case two weeks, in tn
meantime arranging with the father ant
with the boys teacher In school for DALI
reports OF whereabouts and department.