Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-22
LOCAL BREVITlES.

The Treasury department has authorized
the surveyor Of the port at Omaha to re-
in this city.
Oscar Snively. a 15-year-old newsboy, was
66~isShargsd IN police court after having
street cars and throwing stones at the
conductors. He promised to be good in the
future and was released. after hearing one
OF Judge Berka's fatherly talks.
DR.. B.. Carradine. the evangelist, will
begin a series Of meetings in Omaha on
June l in q tabernacle tent seating 5000
persons, which will be erected on Harvey
street. opposite the court house. He comes
here from Colorado Springs, where he has
been preaching TO vast audiences.
Burglars entered a room at Creighton
University Tuesday night and stole S26.4O
Mrs. Anderson. 21s south Twenty-ninth
one had torn a screen from a tndow OF
bowl.
In the United States court Anton skou-
NAL has been awarded a verdict of 500
IN his suit for $4,000 damages against the
Cldahy Packing company for personal in
Jur1es. AS soon as this case was disposed
of the court began the trial of the Canton
Bridge Company against Clih Cole, to re-
cover money alleged to have been lost at
gambling by one of its employees.
Mrs. Clark, wife Of Superintendent d. o.
Clark OF. the Union Pacific Coal ompany
died at her home, 422 North Twenty-irst
mains will be taken TO Manchester. o., for
burial, though the funeral arrangement
have not been announced. Mrs, clark
came TO Omaha in 1885 and had a large
circle Of friends. She leaves no children.
Failing to establish a substation of the
postofnce at Tenth and Farnam streets the
postmaster has recommended to the de-
partment that a substatlon be established
at Clifton Hill and that the substation
ordered TO be established at Twenty-fourth
ana Farnam streets be established al
Twenty-eighth and FarnAm streets, as no
one can be found at the former location
who desires IL.
The Omaha Transfers union has taken
a hand in. the contest between the Hen.
shaw hotel and the unions of cooks and
walters. Tuesday afternoon it was de-
cided by that union to deliver no more ice
or coal TO the hotel until It had come tc
terms with its former employees, while one
driver refused to deliver a load of Goa
knowing that a strike was in progress.
E. K. Lee Stone is on trial in criminal
court for an alleged assault upon Samuel
with intent to de- great bodily harm.
Stones defense is that he was boarding
with Mccoy's deserted wife and family and
one of the children on his knee he mccoy
threatened him with the toughest kind OF
rough treatment and finany attempted tc
strike him.. -br
Murray Schwartz, has, been appointed
deputy county surveyor to succeed Louis
go to Denver and enter the employ of the
breckenridge Gold Dredging company. Mr.
Sehwartz was deputy six years or more
and was on City Engineer Rosewater's
STAN for more than a year. During the
last year and a half he has been In
Denver with the Union Pacific.
The disbarment proceedings against Fred
l. Smith, a colored attorney charged with
unprofessional conduct toward Primo
Wheeler in Offering the latter transporta.
ton out of town while under bond to ap-
pear I'm court as a witness N the Martin
Shields case, are concluded, but the commit.
tee will not report for q day or two. A. c
Troup was not able to remain through the
hearing and will have the testimony reac
to him by the court stenographer.
H. Z. Petersen and d. NJ. Stark, the lat
ter from Missouri, are the latest member
Of the easy marks" 10 complain TO tht
police of the wicksdness of woman. Starl
met Eva Woods on the street and after &
round or two of drinks in a wine room
went to sleep and awoke later and found
his ring and purse on the floor and tks
woman and SIS missing. She was arrested
but denied taking any of the mans money
Petersen met a woman out on st. Mary
avenue and was relieved of SIS before N
knew what had happened. A description
was furnished the police and a woman
whom Petersen identified as his companion
I was arrested, but she denies the charge.