Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22

OF the normal schools, which are very
gratifying, have been received by Su- !
perintendent McBren The registration at
Peru was 475, the largest of any opening
day IN the history OF the institution. or
this number 2SO were new students, which |
means that Superintendent Crabtree will
have 81 1,4O0 from matricutaton fees to use
In the purchase Of library books. At Kear-
ney the registration up to last night was
21O Of whom l76 were new students.
Meet After Long Separation.
Addison Wait is entertaining a cousin
John Smith Of Woodstock o., who until a
few days ago he had not seen for over
forty years. Mr.. Smith is an old soldier |
and is returning home from the Denver
meeting Of the Grand Army of the Repub
lie He stopped off here and called at the
Office Of the banking board, in which Mr..
Wait is chief clerk and made himself
known. Mr.. Wait and Mr.. Smith were
born in Woodstock, o., and both entered
the union army at the beginning of the
civil war. though they enlisted in different
regiments They never met again until
Mr.. Smith called a day or two ago, though |
they were both in the Denver parade.
Life Certificates for Teachers.
The following teachers have been granted
examination held in various parts of the
state last August H L. Hussong, Oak
dale; c. H. Kendig, Wakefield; w. V.
steuteville, Kimball; Charles r. Weeks,
Lincoln. A number Of other examination
papers have not yet been passed upon.
Military Surgeons Convention.
The following delegates have been ap-
pointed by Governor John H. Mickey to
represent the state OF Nebraska at the
fourteenth annual meeting of the Associa-
| ton of Military Surgeons of the United
States at Detroit, Mich, September 25
to %:
Colonel Carol D. Evans, Columbus
Major Frank S. Nicholson, Norfolk; Cap
I Lieutenant Emile c. Underburg Stanton
| DIR. w. X. Loughridge, Milford; Major Cliff
| ford w. Walden, Beatrice; captain AVA
| s. Pinto. Omaha; Lieutenant J. w. b.
! Smith, Albion.
Mining Congress Delegates.
The following delegates have been ap-
pointed by Governor John H. Mickey to
represent the state Of Nebraska at the
eighth annual convention Of the American
! Mining congress- which meets at FL Paso,
! Tex, November IA to Is: George w f.
Dorsey, Fremont; Hon. W. V. Allen Mad
ison: Richard c. Patterson, Omaha Frank
NJ. Castetter Blair; John May, Fremont;
A. Anderson, Columbus; r. r. Dickson,
ONeill; Judge NJ. B. Reese, Lincoln;; Prof.
II. H. Nicholson, Lincoln: Guy Barton,
Omaha: A. s. Sands WILDER; Hon. D. B.
Cropsey. Fairbury; Dr. B. L. Paine; Lin
colin Frank wetherald. Hebron; Charles
NJ. Rigg. Beatrice.
Fremonters Inspect Paving.
City officials of Fremont visited Lincoln
today to inspect the pavement under course
. / 10 N cat pt M of
paving they intend to do The party was
met at the train by Mayor Brown, who
gave them an automobiie ride over the
city and then lunched them with some
city officials at the Commercial club rooms
Operation May Save Life.
An operation was performed this after
noon upon Mrs Julia Maley. an insane
woman at the insane hospital who leaped
from a fire escape yesterday evening in an
attempt to take her own life. The woman's $
back was broken and the superintendent
cut out the splintered bones and removed
the pressure from the spinal column. She
has slight chance Of recovery.
supreme Court Proceedings.
Proceedings in the supreme court Sep
tember 10 and 20:
On motion of j.; s. Pedler, attorney
mitted to practice. On motion OF NJ. F:
| Harrington, attorney, Grant Guthrie OF
Sioux county was admitted to practice. On
/ recommendation of the Bar commission,
Albert V. Thomas, William G.. Rutledge and
George P. Costigan were admitted to prsc-
Union Pacific Railroad Company against
70 berg; stipulation granted; cause con-
! Mcmillan; stipulation granted; cause con-
tnued. Brooks against Stanley; stipula ton
granted; cause continued to October 3, 1905.
Habig against Parker: stipulation granted;
cause continued TO November I, 1905. Irwin
against Ferguoon; stipulation granted;
. cause dismissed with prejudice to another
, action. First National Bank of Sutton
against Granger Bros; stipulation granted
pare and file briefs. Several Tracts. OF
Land (Yeiser) against state; stipulation
fKirRendaii AGAINST Wetheriy; stipulation
granted; appellant given until November
1905, to prepare and serve briefs appeues
file briefs. Hauber against Liebold; stipu-
latlon granted; plaintiff given forty days
goRlonSa goSnson against % Hayward % appellant given
until September % to file briefs IN support
Of motion for reheariing Lsnge against
days 10 file supplemental briefs plaintih
given ten days TO file reply briefs Bankers
Union OF the World against Landis; de
fendant given thirty days to serve and file
. briefs. Langan against Whalen; proceed
ings in error dismissed on motion OF plain
tiff in error Citizens Insurance Company
against Herpolsheimer: plaintiff given leave
TO make F. p. olmstead defendant in er,
Herpolsheimer; plaintiff given leave &c
make F. p Olmstead a defendant. Reliance
Insurance Company against Herpolsheimer
plaintiff given leave to make #. p. Ohm
stead a defendant In error. Wild against
Storz Brewing Company; appellant giveT
leave to file praecipe and assignment OF er
rors instanter Reed against state; con
8 tinued to October 3, 1906 plaintiff giver
. twelve days to correct record and file re-
ply briefs stull against Masilonka; leave
= given defendant to file amended motion fol
\ | rehearinR and briefs in support thereof
= | State eX rel. Adair against Drexel; alterna'
tive writ allowed, returnable October 8
! 1905. State eX rel. Grove against Mcclure
, | leave given defendant to withdraw mem
, orandum brief nled June 6. Young agains
= ! Figg; stipulation granted; appellee giveT
q until October TO serve and file briefs
g State ex rel. Mellor against Grow; motor
= | 10 advance sustained relator given unit
Z | September "a to serve typewriter copy O
: | briefs; respondent given until September
! | 80 to file briefs; cause set for hearing Oc
0 tober g. 1895. HaddiN against State; orde
. suspending sentence and fixing amount o.
e | bail allowed State ex rel. Slabaugh agains
0 Vinsonhaler; alternative writ issued.
< Following are rulings upon misoellaneou
7 motions:
2 Mead against State ex rel sperilng: mo
| tion Of defendant to recall mandate anC
| retaX costs overruled Phelps agains
3 Z Wolff: motion OF defendant 10 rstaK cost
s | sustained; costs to be divided equally be
S tween the parties. Heaton against Wire
5 man; motion OF appellant for leave to fl'