Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-06
PAT GROVE CASE GOES OVER
Hearing on Charge of Robbing Street Car
Men to Be Held in April.
NUMBER OF OTHER CASES CONTINUED
Judge Fails to Hand Down Ruling on
Motion for n New Trial IN the
DoyIe-Burnr Mining
suit.

suit.
Pat Grove indicted Jointly with Arthur
Levi on the charge OF holding up and rob
bling the crews of two motor cars. VIII
not be tried al this term of district court.
This decided upon yesterday when At
torney Wadsworth on behalf Of Grove ap-
piled for and was granted continuance
until the March term. The March term
will open Tuesday. March 20, with Judge
o. d. Wheeler presiding. but the trial jury
has not been summoned until April g.
The trial of james Arthur. charged with
completely in the attempt to rob the bank
Of Treynor. Ia. which was set for yester-
day. has also been continued to tho March
term on application OF the defense. John
Bernstein. Arthur's alleged pal and ac
complete, who Is serving ten-year sem
tence in the Fort Madison penitentiary,
he having pleaded guilty to blowing the
bank safe. was brought from Fort Madi-
son late Sunday night by Sheriff Canning
and placed in the county jail here. Bern
/ stein will be produced as witness by the
state. 1t lis expected that he will be kept
+ here until Arthurs trial I'm April.
These cases were also continued To the
| next term: Taylor Gordon, charged with
! larceny as bailee of proceeds of two horse
sales; Carl Jensen. charged with larceny
from a building, aud S. +. Mathiasen.
charged with passing a number OF worthless
| checks.
| The grand jury reconvened yesterday and
J the following prisoners were presented TO
| it and waived right of challenge: Charles
| Stevenson. John Fosdick and Charles Lloyd,
charged with robbing Pawnbroker Fried
| man; George Hill, charged with robbery:
Maud Hansen, charged with lewdness; r.
c. Vrooman and Harry Baker charged
with breaking and entering an agricultural
implement warehouse and stealing Il guam
tity of valuable brass and copper engine
fixtures: Charles l.. Stewart, charged with
, passing a forged check: Norman Taylor,
charged with robbine Mrs. c. Gregory:
William whitmore and Harry Hail. charged
with stealing an eighty gallon keg of wine
! from freight car: Eli Harter. charged
with passing worthless checks Arthur F.
| Fiet5, charged with bgainy, and Frank
Jones and Frank Morgal alias Sherwood
charged with assaulting Marcus Solomon
| and larceny from building. All of these
| cases will be prese' ed to the grand jury
| and it is expected that body will be busy
| for a week or more.
No Ruling ON Doyle Case.
Judge Thornell did not hand down his
| ruling in the motion for new trial p
the Doyle-Burns mining suit, but intimated
that he might possibly do some day this
week Hfl A..t.F .Fs
w. ]. Broadfoot began suit for divorce
from Marian Broadfoot. to whom he was
married at Amherst. Neb.. October y, 1897.
, He charges his wife among other offenses
| OF leaving him against his protests to work
| as a chambermaid in "a hotel and that as
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leave his home discouraged, Inundated
and disgraced. mentally sick and distressed,
nervous wreck, unfit for work or bust
ness and with his health so undermined as
to endanger his life
Flora Bell Berger began suit for divorce
from Garrett c. Berger. to whom she was
married in Avoca, Ia. December ,, 1873,
and from whom she separated September
/. 1904. and asks for the custody of their
two minor children and SIS a month ali
mony.
Earl X. Ferguson. administrator of
the estate of Herbert Fleming, deceased
has brought suit against the milwaukee,
Railroad company for $4,000 damages for
the death of Fleming, who was killed al
the crossing near the Iowa School for the
Deaf, on November % last. Fleming who
was in the employ OF |. Mucci was driving
Baldwin. engineer; George Raft, fireman
and Charles thinner, conductor of the train
. which killed Fleming, are named AS party
defendants.
Mrs. NJ KOskv, owner of grocery on
North Eighth street, has brought suit fol
$3.50 damages against the Nebraska Tele-
phone company, alleging that linemar
sent by the company to remove a telephone
4 last spring, in stepping down from a win
: dow sill stuck OF his climbing spurs
into her leg and seriously injured her.
II is a pleasure to look at the many dif
f'rent patterns we have on our new patent
wall paper design rack. We would like /,
have you come in and look at our big lin,
OF samples and let us figure with you. Oul
4 prices are right ard work guaranteed. Bor
r wick 21l South Main. Tel. esq.
; The finest selection of marble sravestone.
; i'm southwestern Iowa can be found a
; Shelley s. Lanes marble and grant works
. sl7 East Broadway. Council Bluffs. Man,
: different designs and colors. The work d
; done by experts who have had years o.
! training.
SIX rooms city water. lot TO grade zoo,
: | repair; rents. So; for NCJ1. Also NV
: rooms, best repair; rent, 81; for ssOJ
| Houses ana tots on monthly payments
Alva Smith real estate and insurance
- room I Everett block.
J The price of olives has gone away up, bu
We were fortunate enough 10 purchase
|, large stock just before the price raised
which will sell at Ice and up. They ar
!. all the famous Don Carlos brand. j. Olson
= ,S9-7n West broadway.
The Title Guaranty md Trust company
abstraoters OF titles Books date back L
q 1858. Books ave all up to date Work &C
/. 'Irately and promptly done AT loves
II prices ONCE opposite court house, ls Fear
street Council Bluffs. Is.
special Fish sale.
Anchovies, per H., l2lsc; Norway mack
erel. each. lsc; white fish. for lUc: Hol
land herring, for loo; picked herring.
=, Tor i5c; rolled herring, each, Sc; brick cod
n fish. per h., sac: halibut, per To-. iSc
, homeless herring, per h., &c; smoked whit
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