Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-15

hetchum, G. W Rhodes and H.. J. W. Sea
mark.
President Invites Governor.
Governor Mickey this morning received a
letter from the private secretary OF the
president requesting him TO meet the presi-
dents train at Hastings on April q. The
governor has sent an acceptance. He said
THE morning hat he would travel with the
president throughout the state. He will be
the guest Of the president in his special car.
II is quite likely that Adiutant General
culver viii go to Alliance to welcome the
president to the state as the governors
representative. The personnel Of the party
which will accompany the governor to Hast
ings to meet the president has not yet been
determined upon, Private Secretary Allen
may be one OF the party and AdjutAnt Gen.
eral culver, as the governors hief-of-stan
VIII also probably be taken along, although
the governor stated this morning that he
had made no definite plans. Governor
Mickey has been in consultation with the
local reception committee and has agreed TO
all their plans for the visit Of the president.
Hogs Cause Trouble.
A drove of hogs gamboliDg on the green
In their usual playful manner, out in Ham
ilton county occasioned Harlan Heist to
bring suit against Peter Jacoby for 81, 1850
FOR damages And the case is now before
the supreme court for final settlement. the
Hamilton county court having decided in
favor Of the owner Of the cause of the
trouble. Heist, who is yet a boy, was
driving along the country highway about
two years ago In the month OF September.
His horse was gentle, so the petition in
error filed today states. It continues
the swine, so at large and unrestrained.
suddenly. with great violence and making
a loud noise peculiar to such animals.
rushed out OF an adjoining cornheld and
scared the horse" Then, II appears, there
WIS something doing. As one hog ran under
tho fore feet of the horse that usually
quiet and domesticated animal raised on
his hind feet. These props were knocked
from under him in about a jify. and then
Mr.. Horse took the management OF affairs
into his own hands. He ripped and tore.
and he reared and charged, and the upshot
was that the buggy was shot up into the
air and came down in many
pieces under one Of which was
young Heist. And to this day
Hest has not recovered. His arm was
broken and he received various other dam
ages to his anatomy, which his mother. who
brings the suit, thinks entitle the young
man to the amount of damage specified in
the bill. The largest portion Of the buggy.
afterwards found, the dash board, is filed
away as evidence that something was do
Ing when those hogs ran out.
Supreme Court Proceedings.
Below is a list Of cases that will be called
for hearing April 81, 1903:
Mann against German-Amerlcan Invest
menu company. Adams; Riley against Mis-
ter; McCulloch against Colfax County, Col
fax; Estate of Clark against Clark. Cum
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Gem 9
pany of Baltimore against Ettenheimer.
Lancaster; Dodge County against Dl RS,
Adams nose agains, Dempster Mill Manu-.
e 6Fe6nSor. Brf S6Ssi. otosi ss;Cp ssainsyt
Union Pacific Railroad Company, Bnffaio:
klabunde against Bryon Reed Company
Douglas; Mccormick Harvester Manufac.
turing Company against Hiatt, Gage;
Clasen against Pruhs. Lancaster; Gaiien,
tine against Cummings, Buffalo; Draper
lington q Quincy Railroad Company
against Tr9yer, Hamilton; Bixby against
linck.. Saline; Downing against Harts horn
Buffalo State ex rel Hayden against Hor--
ton, Douglas; Bonner against State, Ante
Grand Lodge, Ancient order of GSsitsd
Loan and Building Associati1n AGAINST
Hayes, Dawes; Drexel against Reed. Doue..
las; chamberlain against Woolsey, John
son; Sanford against Anderson Saunders.
Andrews against Lillian Irrigation District
Custer; South Omaha agai 6 II ger. Dong,
son, original. ~
Found Dead in Bed.
Mrs. Katie NJ. Maser was found dead In
bed at her residence, 1113 2 street. this
morning by her husband. The coroner de.
cided this afternoon that she had died OF
paralysis Of the heart. Mrs. Maser was "a
years of age and the mother Of four chill
dren, the youngest of whom was IL years
OF age. Maser is a railroad employe.