Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-07
LATE CITY NEWS

woman Gets Divoros--A decree N d. |
vorce and her maiden name. Tina Higert |
were given Tina Thompson Wednesday |
She charged her. husband. Andrew Thomp- |
son. with cruelty and nonsupport.
Lecture By Madame Trosnor-Siadame
3. Trosner OF New YORK City will lecture
at Patterson hail. Seventeenth and Far
nam streets Thursday night at o'clock
on subject Of "zionism." under the auspices
Of the Omaha Zion society. Questions will
be answered
Fugitive from Justice. f. Morris,
wanted in Iowa on a charge OF breaking
into box cars, was arrested by Detectives
Dummy and Maloney Wednesday morn
ing. He was locked up as a fugitive from
justice awaiting the arrival Of officers from
the neishboring state.
Divorce Asked for oruelty-Alleging
nonsupport and extreme cruelty. May
Rolph applied to the district court wednes-
day for divorce and alimony from Guy
Rolph, to whom she was married in Council
] BLUFFS, November l. 1903. She also asks the
custody Of their child.
Buffalo Bin . Stage Hana-Colouel W.
f. Cody. commonly known as Buffalo
BILL" was initiated into the membership
Of the Theatrical Mechanics association
Monday night. The colonel was asked to
Join the order OF the theatrical people and
Jumped at the chance, and It Is said the
boys had a good time with the old scout
while jumping the jumps with him.
Burglars Overlook valuabIes-Burglars
broke open the back door at $50 Poppleton
avenue Tuesday afternoon and ransacked
the house for valuabes. While n revolver
and some jewelry lay in plain sight. neither
| WAS touched and far couid ba
cred nothing else had been molested. The
house is occupied by Spencer Martin and
George Beemer. No one was at home when
the intrusion was made.
o. q. Brown oompany-The c. u. Brown
company has been Incorporated TO succeed
| The Brown & Borsheim company, Louis A
/ Borsheim retiring from the nrm, which has
been in the jewelry business at 222 South
Sixteenth street. The new company con-
sists Of Charles B. Brown. president, and
o. c. Holman, secretary. The present store
will be enlarged to include the space now
occupied by stationery concern.
Man Who Cheats washerwoman-J. w.
Bryant, colored, was arrested Tuesday by
detectives on the complaint of ]. J. Hen
derson who asserted the negro is the man
who collected money due a washerwoman
for work done by her and then spent the
ant that he signed the name OF Mrs Swll-
ley to an order for money on her customers
and then proceeded to live high and easy on
the proceeds
Sues for vindioation-Cella Croshaw
filed suit in the district court Wednesday
asking 5000 damages from Edwin Starks
and Henry Stats for alleged false imprts-
onment She relates she is a married
woman. a years of age. and her home Is
In Cedar precinct Saunders county. where
her husband and her children and his chill
dren are living on a farm two miles north
east Of Cedar Bluffs She says the two de.
PENDANTS filed a complaint against her
, charging insanity and furnished much Of
the money to prosecute the complaint
, which she alleges was false.
Railroad Msn Attend Msetings-Johr
Eyler, live stock agent CT the Bur
lington, will leave March 10 for the annua
meeting Of the Northwest Texas Cattle
> Growers association. which meets THU
2 year at Fort Worth March IS to %. G. w
[, Holdrege, general manager of the Bur
, lington: c. E. Spens, general freight agent
E and ]. A. Eyler. live stock agent, lief
4 Wednesday to attend the annual meeting
5 of the Wyoming Wool Growers association
I. which is to be held at Cheyenne March
: General Manager Mohler of the Union Pa
$ ci1c and other officials of that road viii
a also attend the meeting.
4 Damages Cut Down-Anna Zadina filct
v suit In the district court Wednesda,
r through her mother, Mari Zadina, agains
r the Chicago & Northwestern railroad, ask
d ing $4,000 damages for injuries sustained
] by being run over by one of the defendant
engines She resides at Fourteenth ant
William streets and has been accustomed
: she says. to go to and from her home alonl
the track Of the defendant company for
number Of years. The accident happene,
January II. 1907. Her left foot was cut of
and both legs were broken. The Chicag
& Northwestern railroad paid into the dis
trict court the sum Of $500 in settlemen
of the suit OF Miss Zadina.