Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

smashed a valuable plate glass mirror by
throwing a silver cheese bowl through 1t,
has settled matters with the proprietor of
the saloon ard will be discharged from
the custody OF the police Thursday morn
irg.
Months Trial OF Meyers Guard-A
months trial is to be given the Meyers
safety guard appliance by the Omaha &
Council Bluffs Street Railway company
on one of it's regular cars on the Twenty
fourth street line to South Omaha. The car
was run all day Tuesday without the loss
of a minutes time, bearing out the claims
of the builders that 1t would not cause a
loss OF time.
Fire while Family 10 Away-While
Dave Shots and his family were away from
their home, which is at the rear of 1854
South Thirteenth street, a fire of uncer-
tain origin damaged the house and con-
tents to the extent of about $500. The loss
was about evenly distributed between the
building and the furniture and other per-
sonal property. Michael Kracher of AL
bright owns the place.
Row Over Dog with Teeth-w. r.. Bell
was the complainant In police court We'd
nesday morning against C. c. Nerness, who
as AZ " htNPAA6 a NANANda .oO6s
The owner of the animal was fined $40
and costs and Bill consulted a doctor about
his, the dog bites he received. 1t is be-
lieved that the dog vas not mad, but
mercy had become enraged because Bell
walked across the yard 1t Was in.
Two Plays for student Fair-Two plays
will be given by students of the Omaha
High school at the annual senior fair to be
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cast already selected for the first play
other players to be added to complete the
casts. 'Mr. Bob is the title of the first
play selected and the other one has not
as yet been decided upon. Mary H~ollinger,
Helen Sorenson, Gretchen Mcconnell, Sam
uel Carrier, Coe Buchanan and VIII Ross
were chosen for the original cast of Mr..
Bob" Heretofore but one play has been
given during the senior fair.
Nebraskas Largest Bible Class-Dr.
Kersey's Bible class at the First Christian
church, Twenty-sixth and Harvey streets,
had it's third meeting Tuesday night. with
245 persons present. At the close of the
hours work the total enrolment reached
26. This is now the largest Bible class in
Nebraska and is already challenging the
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the country. This class meets for one
hour. s to 9 p. m, Tuesday of each week.
II is distinctive in that it is composed OF
members OF many different churches and
is in no sense a local church affair. No
financial assistance is asked of it's mem
bers. DR.. Kersey says at least 800 will be
present next Tuesday night.
Andrus Newell Loses His Motion-An.
drus Newell had grown tired OF paying hi:
former wife, Carrie Newell, SIS a month
| alImony after thirteen payments and he had
his attorney enter a motion I'm Judge SUIT,
toms court to set aside the decree in this
particular. Judge sutton, who granted the
decree in January II, 1908, overruled the
motion. Mrs. Newell sued on the ground
OF extreme cruelty. and. after much lega
sparring, won her case. Permanent ali
mony in the sum of $1,000 was awarded
payments to be made OF SIS a month until
the total was attained. The domestic diff
f~iculties Of Icie and William Stanehors,
have been adjusted by the principals anC
petition and answer Withdrawn by mutua
stipulation.