Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Harry. Nelson is suing for divorce from
VIVA, alleging inhdeIity. They were mar
rted In Omaha In 1881.
Tom White was bound over to the dis
trict court on two charges of burglary by
Judge Berka in the sum Of $500.
There win be an enteTtainment in the
parlors OF the Plymouth Congregational
church at 2:SO o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The fines and costs in police court for the
month OF April amounted TO Se45, the larg-
est months business since Judge Berka
was on the bench years ago.
=. X. LeStone, colored, who recently
carved another colored man, has been
bound over to the district court in the sum
of sSO0, which he was unable to furnish and
he Is now in jail.
A sneakthief entered the room of Frank
NJ Owen, a pitcher on the Omaha base
ball team, and stole a diamond stud valued
at 500 Thursday night. The theft was re-
ported to the police.
Civil service examination will be held at
Omaha May 6 for eligibles for appointment
TO the position of aid in the division OF
physical ana chemical geology, National
museum, at salary of 500 per month.
Tax Commissioner Fleming said Friday
morning that II the city council finishes its
work as a board of equalizatiOn by Satur-
gay OF next week that the tax levy could
be made by the latter part of this month.
Andrew d. McNeer OF Blue Hin, a travel
Ing man who was Tor many years engaged
as a merchant at Blue HUI, has filed appli-
cation to be di7eharged Of his debts by
debts of nS.2S2.d and assets of 500.
Mrs: Gusta Yanow, wife of II. Yanow OF
LINCOLN died on a train while enroutt
night. Her funeral will be held at the
residence OF her father, s. Mindlin. ITO
South Twelfth street. this city, at 1.S'
Pete Halgerson. aged 10 years. is missing
from his home. 1871 North Forty-seconc
street, and the police have been requested
to locate him. The boys parents believ'
that he has left town to grow up In th'
wild west. He wore a blu cap and blu'
coat and overalls.
Judge keysor has deereed Marguerite
Starkey divorced from William H., becaus,
of cruelty, and Matilda Clemens from join
ssks diveTce from Ralpb 10 wSom an Us'
married in Charlotte, n. c., June %, 1901
alleging non-support.
Word has been telegTaphed from Blai
that Andrew Wormer, aged e, and BlanehI
Emory, aged II, have eloped and are com
ing TO Omaha 70 be married. II Is re
here and hold them until the arrival of tn
girls parents, who oppose the marriage.
s%eiIlnnal me H ". Up PERM TSO 1I Il sh s, 7 C %i5
mission company 5000 worth OF live stoel
which he failed to deliver after havin
in Justice Aitstadt's court and the hearn
set for May y In default of $500 bon
In Douglas county for thirty-hve years
died at his home near Elkhorn Wednesday
ana and has resided upon land entered b
him at that time. He leaves two sons an
two deughters, The funeral takes plac
from the family home Saturday Afternoon
Major w. p. snowden OF the count couI
has received a report OF the death Of hi
at her home in Joliet. III, Thursday. ats
three months illness, aged 50. She wa
born In Missouri, but was raised in Omahi
last visiting this city az the time OF he
mothers death. three years ago. Her Al
terment will be at Joliet, but her faiths
poor health.