Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-12

Monday on orders from the general Off
GERS of the company. Carmen now have
orders to open the ventilators unless other
orders are issued from headquarters.
Carrie weeps in Court-On a complaint
charging larceny from the person, Carrie
Washington, a colored resident of the Third
ward. was bound over to the district court
Monday by Police Judge Crawford. When
the Judge announced his decision to that
effect, she broke down and cried in court.
John b. Dewey Back In Navy-John B.
Dewey, son of Frank Dewey, has re-
enlisted In the United States navy to the
rank Of ouartermaster He is now sta
toned in the recruiting office in this city
temporarily and expects that he will soon
be transferred to the Sioux City branch.
Implement Men Meet Tonight-The
The Omaha Implement and Vehicle club
will hold its monthly meeting this evening
at Hanson's cafe. Dinner will be served
at $50. Officers will be elected for the
year. G. w. Wattles will be the guest Of
the evening and will address the club upon
his impressions of the old world.
Delay in Pension vouohers-Veterans
VINO are accustomed to receiving their pen
sion remittances from Des Moines for the
January quarterly payment are complain
ing OF the delay in their remittances. Or
dlnarily the bulk of them are received in
Omaha not later than January 10, but thus
far only very few nave been received.
Federal Court Goes to Grand Island
United States District Attorney Goss,
United States Marshal w. p. Warner
Deputy Marshal McCallum, Circuit Clerk
George Thummel and District Clerk Hoyt
have gone to Grand Island to open the
term of the federal courts which began
there Monday morning. Judge I. c. Mum
ger of Lincoln will preside.
Order to Remove Hoffman Case-An
order of removal from the district court
was issued Monday morning in the case of
Leo A. Hoffman, administrator of the
estate of Arthur w. Taylor, deceased,
against the Leonard Construction company
for trial Gin the next term in the circuit
court. Taylor fell from the top of the
John Deere building November 9, and the
administrators Of the estate are asking
$3.50 % damages.
wattles' Monument Stops His Cars
| Cars on the Farnam, Dodge and Harvey
lines were delayed for a considerable time
Monday morning when a wheel ran Oft
from a big improvised truck which was
being used to haul a twenty-ton base of a
monument to Blooms factory at Eigh-
teenth and Farnam streets. The base is
pure white marble and will be put in For
est Lawn cemetery on the lot of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Wattles.
Firo in Cudahy Stable A fire, start
ing in a rafter behind a stove in the stable
OF Joseph NJ. Cudahy at Thirty-eighth
avenue and Dodge street Monday noon,
caused a good deal Of smoke, but did no
great damage. 1t is said the stove was no
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the fire is uncertain. Several valuable
horses that were in the stable at the time
were taken out without any mishap and
the firemen arrived in time to prevent the
building from being seriously damaged.
Five Hundred Days in 5alt--Jail sen
fences a~ggregatlng 80 days, or about a
year and four months, were handed out in
police court Monday morning to twenty
Migrants. petty thieves and other mar.
acters who were arrested Saturday ant
Sunday. Most of them were colOred peopl,
whom the police and detectives gathered NJ
during a general cleanup OF the Third
ward Saturday morning. Many womer
were among the prisoners sentenced. Tn,
jail terms ranged from ten TO sixty days.
Too Fond OF Champagns-Ssm Payn,
likes champagne. This liking is Of NOR,
than passing strength, too, for he wal
sentenced to pay a fine of SO and cost
in police court Monday morning. The charg,
against him was petit larceny and il de
veloped that he had been stealing liquo
from the saloon, 1909 Harvey street, 70.
some time for his own use. A plea 70
clemency was made 10 the judge, but tn
latter failed to take much notice OF il, a
Payne is a pardoned criminal and Judg
Crawford said he thought that a man VIII
I would steal from the person who gave hin
2 a chance in the world after prison life, wa
the meanest OF thieves.
Rurnau. Sh...