Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-16

window and entered George Reirs saloon,
62 South Tenth street. and stole ~ in
nickels.
FEDERAL Prisoners to be Sent TO Fort
have oeen re- |
ceived from the Department Of Justice
by District Attorney Goss that all parties
convicted Of penitentiary offenses by the
federal courts in the Nebraska federal dis
trict will hereafter be sent to the United
States military prison at Fort Leaven-
worth. The exception will be only in the
cases Of Juveniles. No more federal prison.
ers will hereafter be sent to the Nebraska
penitentiay.
NO Tag Day in omaha-Superlntendent
Davidson. president of the Fairgrounds as
ISOLATION, says that the directors talked
some Of having a tag day similar to the
day inaugursted in Washington, but that
the proposition was voted down. Saturday
was tag day in Washington and Quentin
Roosevelt tagged lsS people in the White
House with a placard reading. Tagged for
81 to help the Fairgrounds. Tag. you're
H." called the presidents son. and the Off
cials had TO contribute to the fund.
Prom Church to Business-AIlen L.
Clarke. first reader Of the First Church of
Christ. Scientist. has resigned his position
anu AAas hENh 1ANNNEANh ny AIaANuH L. EhN-
rotte. who is-the husband OF Mrs. Mary
Psrrotte. the second reader. Mr.. Clarke
had half a year yet to serve, having been
elected for a term Of three years. but he
resigned to associate himself with the Felix
Smokeless Coal company. Mr.. Clarke says
he will maintain his office for Christian
healing and also his membership in the
church.
Real Estate Picnic Plans-Arrange-
ments have been completed for the big
annual picnic of the Omaha Real Estate
exchange and programs of the entertain
ment will be published Tuesday. 1t is
expected that 200 of the real estate dealers
with their friends will go on the special
train which leaves for Bennington at .
o'clock the morning of July %. The
program at the picnic grounds will include
a base bail game between the zeal estate
dealers and abstractors; races, dance, and
address by President w. T. Graham Of
the exchange.
Sentences in Pension Cases-Judge T.. c..
Munger Monday morning sentenced a trio
of men for violation of the pension laws.
The first was II. NJ. Curtis Of Auburn, who
pleaded guilty to supporting a fraudulent
claim for a pension. He was fined $50. but
sentence was suspended. G. w. Park Of
Oakdale and Fred w. Swingley OF Atkinson
pleaded guilty TO %affixing their jurats as
notaries public to pension vouchers with
out seeing the persons who made the at
fidavits. Both were fined SIS each, which
they paid.
Sickness Excuses W. p. Haynes-Because
he IS suffering from an acute attack Of
gastritis. Washington p. Haynes. charged
with wife desertion, was not able to be
in criminal court Monday afternoon and his
case was postponed until he RECEIVERS.
Haynes pleaded guilty to wife desertion
and was released on a Dond to support ms
his family. He was arrested again after
he had tried to induce his alleged bigamous
wife to run away with him. County IT.
torney English has asked the court TO SEN
tenSe him to the penltentisry.
Two suits for Accident Policiss-Twc
suits against the Western Travellers Acct
dent association have been filed in district
court both for nonpayment OF policies COW
ering accidental death. Kate B.. Fry wants
5000 under a policy held by Alonzo G. Fry,
who was killed by falling from the seventh
story of a hotel in Louisville, Ky. last fall
Mabel Ellington asks for the same amount
under a policy held by Mark NJ. Ellington
who. July "a. 1897, fell down an elevator
shaft in the store OF the Eiy-walker DFy
Goods company of St Louis and was killed
Thanks TO Jurors, Judges ana Pole,
soard-The Omaha Ministerial unior
adopted resolutions Monday commendin,
the report Of Henry F. Kieser and Charlie.
p. stromberg. as minority members Of tn
recent county grand jury. Judges Kennel!
and Sears in rebuking the majority Of tn
grand jury for their recommendation tina
certain laws be not enforced and OF tn
Board OF Fire and Police commissioners 10
its enforcement Of the Sunday saloon clos
ing law and for its action in revokinI
saloon licenses of men violating the sunda.
law.
zsld for Deserving Ramily-Harry Frost
resident OF Omaha for many years ana
successful carriage and wagon maker. wa
bound over to the districV court Monda.
after a hearing before Police Judge Craw
ford on a charge OF wife and child aban
donment. Frost and his wife and seven chill
dren lived happily Tor many years. With
the last few months trouble arose psrtl
because the husband and father drank
The Mrs. Frost secured a divorce with
decree Of separate maintenance. II is
enforce this decree that the action wa
brought in police court Most OF the child
rem are grown up.
suit 60 Test Right to Pay-suit to tes
the right OF district court Jurors for pa
on Saturdays when they are not require
10 serve has been filed In district coul
by L. ID. Spalding. one.of the Jurors for n
May term. S~palding was called for thrs
weeks service and filed a claim for twent,
one days at s. a day The county boar
deducted 81 for his two Saturdays in n
period Of his service and he wants n
district court to award him the ~
amount While the amount in cO~ntrovers
Is only 81 the case Is an Important one. 4
IL effects several huEdred jurors ever
lyear.
sehOfield HAA Record on COast-Tt
local police have received WeTd from Chi,
OF Police Edward Kern Of Los Angeles
response 10 inquiry, stating that Geral
Schoneld one Of the two men who held 4
Id mnrIalN mnnnInd Inhn W..