Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-17
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Lindsay's optician is sure, careful and
competent. No expense to you unless you
order glasses. 1915 Douglas street
Chris Morrison. a 13-year-old boy, living
at b26 Twenty-seventh street, East Omaha.
was arrested last night charged with being
an incorrigfble
given in Washington hall last night under
the auspices OF Uniform hive No. 35, Ladies
of the Maccabees.
Teresa Bainbridge alleges that Charles
kenosha. Wis, September 4 1894, has been
absent from her for two years and failed
divorce.
Oscar Flick and wife were taken into
custody Monday afternoon by Detectives
Ferris and Davis upon the charge of being
suspicious characters. They are said to
have purloined property belonging to the
Robinson livery stable.
Ed Gardner. residing at s22 North Twenty
fourth street, was arrested Monday after
noon by Ofncer woodbridge charged with
neglecting his family. Gardner was ar
rested few weeks ago on the same charge.
which was preferred by his wife.
Tne fire department was called at 7:3O
yesterday evening to 1917 Capitol avenue,
where a stove. temporarily put up during
some repairs to the building had started
a blaze. The premises are the property OF
Harry Mcdonald. There was no damage.
At Il o'clock last night the fire depart
ment was called to the frame house of
Dan Lahey at Fourteenth and jackson
streets. Hot ashes had ignited the clap
boards The small blaze was put out with
hand chemical and no damage was
caused.
Fred stuben of I74s South Ninth street
Is a suspicious character in the eyes of
room trying to sell a coil OF insulated wire.
Oh1cer Sheppard thought that he did not
look like a man who would lawfully come
by this sort Of merchandise and arrested
Deputy Jailer McCleneghan Of the
sherin's force brought in from Valley last
nfuhf aWnlr e..ha
II. r. Bassler had bound over for alleged
assault and battery. John Jordan. who had
been bound over for a similar offense, was
not brought In, as he was able to secure
$500 bail.
James w. Kinkead has commenced suit
1 in the district court to recover from the
ieging that on August 20 last he had the
thumb Of his left hand crushed in a coach
| door because the company had negligentiy
: failed 10 provide fastening to keep the
door from swinging shut.
Sherin Power went 10 Grand Island yes
| terday TO get Caroline Larimore, a colored
Douglas county. and recently e1 become : in, in
/ sane The sherin was to take her to the
asylum at Lincoln, as Douglas county
/ dead and buried when he reached there OF
/ a delayed train.
Harry Tannebaum was arrested Monday
] afternoon by Detective Sryker charged
with petit larceny. He is accused OF hav
ing stolen 40 pounds OF old iron. which III
sold TO junk dealer for is cents. He wal
arrested some time ago on the charge o.
burglary, but was released. after hRVinI
been bound over 10 the district court fo
trial upon the promise OF his father tina
he would effect reform In the lads way
wardness.
]. oberman OF $40 South Tenth stree
was arrested yesterday afternoon, charged
with receiving stolen property. Fred Fair
held claiming Port Huron, Mich. as hi
home, was also arrested The lrdustria
Iron works and Allen p. Ely, 1llO Dougla
street. have been missing scrap iron ant
miscellaneous junk from their premises
and some OF the articles stolen are sat
to have been found in Oberman's place
The dealer said that Fairfield had sol
him the things, but the prisoner denie
this statement
oscar and Mrs Flick. living IN a room 4
RobinsOn's livery stable al 2723 Leaven
worth street, were arrested yesterda
morning. and q. II. Burnaam, who lodge
In a stable al 2i24 Cunning street, was take
into custody later In the day. For som
time blankets. clrrycombs. whips an
similar articles have been diEappearin
from the Robinson barn ard the Flick
we're arrested under suspicion OF bein
concerned I'm their taking Later BurnhaT
was thought 10 be connected with IN
deal Some OF the missing articles ar
aid 10 have been found In his room.