The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-04-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

john Solberg and Ray Kelligher
were arrested this morning on the
charge of larceny, preferred by NJ Nc
Anerny. McAnerny is working on the
new building on Flume street and
claims that his watch was stolen from
his coat yesterday afternoon.
A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to II. Rowinsky and Rosana
Rutherford, both of Spokane.
Some daring theft made away with
DR.. j. NJ. Semple's wheel which he had
left on the porch of his residence at
Sl6S Occur d'Alene avenue. According
to the report given the police, the
theft occurred yesterday afternoon.
Miss Clara A. Brown, superintendent
of the Deaconess home, left last even-
ing for Los Angeles, where she will
attend the general conference of the
Methodist church
Andrew Stroben, aged 81 Years, died
yesterday morning at his room at SIG
Lincoln street. Stroben was a bar
tender at the Lion saloon on Lincoln
street. The funeral services will be
held at Buchanan's Undertaking par
Tors tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
and will be under the auspices of the
Bartenders' union The body will be
taken to Greenwood for interment.
Harold klise, the 4-months old son
of f. K. Klise, died at his home at
22ll Boone avenue last evening. The
body will be shipped to Palouse city
for interment.
George Neierhoffer, aged 50, died last
evening at S2007 Third avenue. There
will Sc services held at the residence
this evening The remains will be
shipped to St. Joseph, Mo, tomorrow
over the Burlington.
Owing to important business matters
occupying his attention at this time
Charles p. Lund, the Spokane MEM
Der of the state irrigation commission,
was unable to attend the meeting Of
the commission held at Tacoma yes
terday.
Daniel W. Twohy, president of the
Old National bank. and his wife, sailed
from Boston for Europe ON the White
Star liner "Canopic' last Saturday.
The liner is bound for Naples by way
of the Azores, Gibraltar and Mar
settles.
The county commissioners have ac-
cepted the plat of the Monroe park
addition submitted to them by the
Pittsburg Improvement company yes
terday. The addition lies at the end
of Monroe street and includes l6 blocks
on the hill.
A. w. Price, father of John w.
Price, who was yesterday committed
to the asylum at Medical Lake, has
applied to Judge KEENAN, for the ap-
pointment as guardian of the estate.
The case will be heard on May 9.
The case of Carrie Bringgold against
Otto Brinagold. which was TO come up
this morning before Judge KEENAN,,
Mrs. Bringgold is suing for a divorce
which her husband is contesting.
Gus Ehrenberg, mining man from
the Occur dAlene country, is in the
city to see the first baseball game Of
the season. Mr.. Gutenberg is from
Gem and he wants to see what the
Boise team is up against.
Sheriff F. F. Keller OF Wenatehee 10
in the city. but declines to say whether
his business is one Of pleasure or bus
mess
]. II. Holden of the Holden mine,
near Chelan, is in the city.
Robert Irving. manager Of the Koot-
enay Valley railroad, and John l..
Retallack, a mining man from Kaslo.
b. c., are registered at the Spokane
ando will spend few days in the city
combining business with pleasure.
j. +. Craney, a contractor from
Springdale, is registered at the Grand.
Mrs Craney will arrive tonight and
the two will spend week in the
city.
j. +. McBurney. the sawmill man OF
Harrison, Idaho, is in the city.
Carl Jensen, a native of Denmark,
ana George Savage of Canada, took out
fast papers this afternoon in the SUI
:efi,e4 curt. Thomas A. Russell Of
"a al took out his second papers.