Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-20

Fortyessventh and Ids streets. They were
seen near Irvington Wednesday. and the
police have been asked by Mr.. Boone to
locate his son.
Prisoner Forced TO Take Rath-A SEN
tence to take a bath IL the latest imposed
on a prisoner by Judge Crawford OF the
police court. L. J. West. who said he was
from Grand Island. Neb.. was told to clean
up as soon as possible. The Judge said he
would not give him a jail sentence because
he was too dirty to stay in Jail. HI was
arrested as a vagrsnt by Patrolman Brady
Wednesday night.
That woman IL . Kicter-Two women
and a man was the combination which
caused Edith Huston. one OF the women,
TO kick five panes of glass out OF the other
woman's house windows She was SEN
fenced to serve two days in the county
jail for every window she had broken.
Patrolman Madsen made the arrest
Wednesday. The woman lives at go North
Seventeenth street.
Nellie gohasfer Wants Damages-For
Injuries she received by falling into a
hole in the sidewalk Nellie Schaefer has
begun suit IN district court against the
city Of South Omaha for $4,000 damages.
The hole was located at Twenty-eighth
and s streets and the accident happened
at night. She asserts, owing to her condi-
ton at the time Of the accident. her health
has been permanently impaired.
why, the MAJ HAS One wifs-Because
the man she married already had a wife
living Sarah Schaefer has secured the an
nullment OF the marriage in Judge Redick's
court. In September, 1890, she married
Daniel e. Sell in Council Bluffs, and II was
some time later she discovered he had not
secured a divorce from his first wife. Judge
Redick found from the evidence the first
wife was still living and granted the decree.
Caught Trying TO sell Booty-Caught
in the act of trying to sell stolen clothes,
George Alien is in the city Jail awaiting
the finding Of the owner of the goods he
was attempting to dispose Of to women OF
tthe prescribed district. Sergeant Hayes
arrested Allen Tuesday evening, and Thurs
day Captain Savage of the detective force
determined that the women's skirts and
waists which he had when brought to the
police station were stolen property.
Action to Protect Patent-A suit IN
chancery was filed in the United States
circuit court Thursday morning in the mat
ter Of william Fetzer against the Dempster
Mill Manufacturing company OF Beatrice.
to restrain the use of certain patents owned
or controlled by the complainant. The spe-
cial device In this instance is a truck
mechanism for drills, upon which the COM
plainants obtained letters patent In 1895,
and upon which the defendants have been
recently infringing as applied TO some of
the products of their establishment.
Man with Match Caught-what is
thought possibly to have been a case of
incendiarism was nipped in the
bud early Thursday morning by the night
Waterman at the planning mill at Twenty
fifth and Leavenworth streets. Seeing a
man with a lighted match leaning over a
| pile of rubbish and shavings as If he was
I going to set fire to the heap. the watch
man shot at him through a crack in the
building. but the man ran away and nc
trace of him could be found by Patrolmar
Rich when he went to search the place
later.
Libel Suit Grows Out OF suit-A peti
ton filed in district court less than q
week ago is the basis for a libel suit filled
Thursday by Emil Ganz. an employe of tho
Omaha & Nebraska Central railway agains
s. c. Nelson, William wunderlieh anG
Frank A. Wunderlich, who are also inter
ested in the road. CAM asks for $500
uaIndBes lOT INJURY 10 MS character anC
reputation by the filing OF the suit which
he says. was without reasonable grounds
He also charges the, defendants used the
name OF the railroad company without au.
thority. the board of directors never having
given its permission.
Real Estate Deeds Reoordsd-Real es
tate deeds recorded by Thursday morning
totaled the sum of $50. 9ss.5O. The showing
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sale just now recorded took place SOM
time ago, this transaction being the sal,
OF the f.. G. Hartman homestead at Thlr
ty-fifth and Farnam to Elizabeth Neon
rell. George B. Tzchuck has sold to Anto
and Mary Kapek the large brick building
at Vinton and Sixteenth streets, on tn
northeast corner. The consideration 1
IS, 1900. Isaac Kohn has disposed OF a 10
on Douglas, near Twenty-fifth avenue, I
w. 8. Baird for $780, The lot adjoins tn
residence Of Frank colpetzer.