Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-20

Lena c. Faber has been granted a divorce
from Christian r, S. Faber on the ground
Anderson, was restored to her.
George Miller was declared guilty Of rob-
bling John Alconis by jury in district
had delberated fifteen minutes, Miller was
charged with knocking Alconis down and
taking Si05 from him.
All operating officials of the Burlington
are meeting in Omaha this week at the
Paxton, where three rooms are in use.
About forty-fve Of the leading operating
officials are In attendance, considering de-
equipment.
Frances Burton Harrison and a large
party will pass through Omaha Sunday
evening, arriving on the Union Pacific and
leaving on the Northwestern The party
and regular sleepers.
Oscar A. Anderson of Oakland; Paul Nor
Jensen Of Elba and Jesse Moraine OF
railway mail clerks in the railway postal
service and have been put on preparatory
duty.
Dwight and Glen Trotter and Roy Moore,
three boys OF Des Moines, were arrested
Wednesday evening by Special Ofhcer Cor
man and Patrolman Lahey. The boys were
charged at the city jail with being runaway
boys They are being held for their parents
who have been advised.
Sallie Tyler. colored. sos Dodge street
was arrested wednesday night by Patrol
man Shields on complaint OF Joseph Fox Of
TempletOn. Ia. Fox asserted the woman
extracted a roll of bills amounting to $40
from his pocket. She denied the charge
and both were locked up.
John Williams Of the Diamond lodging
house, 1913 Douglas street, was fined S and
costs in police court Thursday morning
when he was arraigned on the charge OF
interfering with an officer. Chief Probation
Officer Bernstein testified Williams was
the cause of a boy getting away from him
Wednesday afternoon at the lodging house
Glen and Dwight Trotter 2lO6 Meek ave-
nue., and Boy Moore Moore, ilOa TTSe1It6y-seeeon n
respectively, were picked up BY Patrolman
Lahey at the Union depot Wednesday night
and found to be runaways' The lads were
taken TO the police station and given bed
for the night, and will be held until rela-
tives can be communicated with.
Dix J. Montgomery has begun suit in
Railway company for 1900 damages. He
says on March q he was a passenger from
Omaha to Plattsmouth and while passing
from one car TO another he fell on the
platform, severely injuring himself He
holds the railroad at fault for running so
fast ana not having all the cars vestibuIed.
Louis Davenport, an 1s-year-old boy was
| sentenced 20 eighteen months In the peni-
/ Tertiary by Judge Sutton Thursday morn
| ing. Davenport pleaded guilty to a charge
/ OF burglarizing the stOreroOm OF the Peo-
| pies Construction company at South
| Omaha and securing g worth Of brass.
| He declares he comes from a good family
/ at Cedar Rapids, Ia, but has been wan
dering about the country for a year OF
| two.
] George Dahlquist, 20l0 Bancroft street. re.
ported 10 the police late Wednesday night
/ that he had been led into an alley in the
/ red light district by some newly-made
| friends and held up and robbed of his
/ watch and rs cents. Dahlouist said They
! had all been drinking together and wher
| they got him into the alley two OF then,
held him while another went through his
pockets. No trace OF his assailants could
| be found.
AT the annual parish meeting of the
| Good Shepherd church, held Easter Mon.
/ day April 10, the following ofhcers were
| elected: Senior warden, b. A. McAllaster,
| junior warden, NJ. +. Sears; vestrymen
/ Robert Trimble. Clarke @. Powell NJ r
| Weeks and Clinton Miller. George q Ma,
! Euire was elected honorary Yestryman fol
I life The church has prOspered wonder
fully under Rector Bell. sixty families bein,
added 10 the church and the fnancei
A brought 10 an excellent condition.