Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27


Fred w. Harlow has begun suit in dis
trict court for a divorce from Minnie NJ
Harlow. The files were Withdrawn by his
attorney.
The Halloween social Of Lowe Avenue
church. scheduled to be held tonight at DR..
McClanahans home, viii not be given,
owing to sickness ..,,.
There will be services at Temple Israel to-
night; sermon by Rabbi Cohn; subject,
Children of Good Fortune" Also services
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Adam Waybright has begun suit against
The Chicago st. Paul Minneapolis s.
Omaha railroad for S125, the value OF a
horse that escaped from a pasture, wan
dered upon the track and was killed by a
train.
james Mcmahon, charged Jointly with Joe
Murphy with holding up. Pa trick Curry and
robbing him OF a i5,cent pocketbook CON
tanning 8 cents. will be placed on trial be-
fore Judge Sutton. Murphy was tried and
found guilty.
Because she was struck by the automo-
bile he was driving, Emma ]. Bailey has
begun suit in county court against Frank
Il. JOY for $500 damages. The accident
happened Qetooer o at Sixteenth ;sS and
was very severely injured.
The meat market bf Jensen & Co.. 2S26
sherman avenue, was entered by burglars
the proveTbiai 30 cents in pennies for their
trouble. Entrance to the store was eff
| fected by crawling over transom which
| had been left open.
For the loss of the end of the little
| finger of his left hand Robert Vaudeville
( has begun suit in district court against the
iDempster Mil Manutacturlng company for
| $1,000 Manderville was working for the
l defendant company unloading some tanks.
4 One of them fell on his hand and arpu-
1 tated part of the finger.
| Early Friday morning some miscreant
threw a large piece of asphalt through the
/ plate glass window OF the jewelry store OF
/ Joseph p FrenSer; loi South Fifteenth
J street II is thought the unidentified per-
/ son intended 70 rob the show window OF
! the Jewelry displayed but evidently was
| frightened away before he could complete
! the job. as nothing was taken.
John Polviw one of the quintet OF Lith-
uanians charged with beating and cutting
| Peter Kriscunas as the outcome Of festivi-
! ties at a wedding feast In South Omaha
| September % was placed on trial In Grim
| inal court Friday morning Alex Butkus
was recently tried for the same offense and
| was convicted of assault and battery. The
! evidence is practically all being taken
through an interpreter.
Thursday afternoon John Smith, a youth
from Chicago. and his partner entered the
store of Joseph Moses. as South Tenth
street and while Smith handed Moses a
| line of talk that kept him busy the other
youth stole two shirts Moses did not dis
! cover his loss until the two boys had made
their escape but later IN the evening Smith
was captured and ON the promise of good
behavior in the future was released from
custody Friday morning.
The case of Oliver Jacobson against Leo
pold Doll, in which Jacobson is suing for
I2315 for alleged malicious prosecution, is
being heard in Judge Redicks court room.
| The two men had rival claims to piece
of ground. jacobson was In actual possess
sion and, II is asserted, threatened TO shoot
Doll II he came upon the place. Doll had
him arrested on a peace warrant but ia
| cobsOn was discharged. He asserts there
| was no basis for the prosecution
Because John D. Richardson failed to
! show up in court TO plead guilty and re-
| ceive a sentence a capias has been issued
| for his arrest by Judge Sutton. Richardson
was charged with breaking into the barn
of ]. W. Kanatsher, 1898 Georgia avenue,
and stealing clothing valued at $44. His
! partner In the crime has already pleaded
guilty ana received a sentence and Rich
aTdson was ordered 20 show up Tuesday.
AS he had not appeared by Friday morning
the sheriq was sent out to find him.