Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22

honey will read a paper on THE Integrity
of the Courts" A smoker will conclude the
meeting.
day is to be observed at Pleasant Hill Gem
etery, in McArdle precinct, by appropriate
exercises to be held at 2 o'clock in the aft
ernoon Of Sunday, May 80 Lot owners.
relatives Of persons buried there and resi-
dents Of the precinct will attend. Rev.
Jesse L. Fisher of omaha will deliver the
address.
Heirs Of Common File Reply-The heirs
of Joseph A. Conner filed Friday In dis
trict court a reply to the petition Of the
trustees, the reply asking that the estate
be duly administered, because Common died,
they assert. intestate. The reply formally
denies that Conner left a will. The petit
ton is signed by Mrs. Ellen Jane O'Connor.
Miss Grace Common, Mrs. Josephine Hynes
and Mrs. Mae c.. sperry.
Jury for North Platte Term-Judge W.
II. Munger issued an order Friday morning
for drawing a petit jury Of forty-five mem
bers for the term of court to convene at
North Platte early in June. A jury is
being empanelled in the United states dis
trict court this afternoon to try the case
/ OF lHG Hilt oidttS UboAAAeN ~ S'
Pacific Railroad company for violation of
the neutrality-suspicious. law IN the shipment
of live stock.
Pushed the Clutch Little Fsr-For push
ing the cluth just a little too far while
| airing themselves in their auto-go-slow
biles when the motorcycle Officers were
on the job, two men were fined in police
court Friday. They we're r. F. Wilcox
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to the police court fund, including. a fine
OF S. and costs, and John Showalter of
1926 Writ street, whose fine and costs
amounted TO $3.50.
iowa Man Gets Too Thirsty-Hiram
Schooner OF Harvey, La, absorbed TOO
many schooners-fun of spring time throat
balm Thursday. When he awoke, IT was
to peer through iron bars and smell the
tantalizing odor of oatmeal rising from
the kitchen OF the city jail Later, when
he met Judge and told him he
wanted to go home, the Judge advised
him not TO acquire another attack of
thirst until he reached home and then dis
charged him.
Promises 10 support Ramily-on a prom.
Use 10 support his wife and children wnIl'
he takes a continuance of thirty days II
= | Nne CASE lACN navy bA0h9H o60N 1900 -
the charge of wife and children abandon
ment. Casper Wlnninghoff was granted tn,
continuance in police court Friday morn
inK. His wife, Henrietta Winninghoff
caused the complaint to be filed agains
him a lew days ago. The man Is EN-
ployed BY Lehman & Sons, painters an
( interior decorators.
KEN Kills Too Many oans-Mike Kel
. of 7S Pacific street. killed 100 many col
4 cans Thursday. and when Policeman i
! Mcdonald wanted 10 take him to jail he
tried TO Kill the officer, too. But by FIR
\ day morning, after a night In Jail, MIX
\ had gotten over his killing spell and fe
: fortunate In net having to pay more tina
: a S fine in police court. Joe Brown, o
Woolworth avenue, who assisted in III
Is slaughter Of the banning nectar, was ais
arrested and fined with Kell.
; xoiorA Keoka II Pouchsd-KojoT
! Keoka. otherwise known as the p~roprietC
of the Nagasski restaurant, 90 North si'
teenth street. will hereafter be carefl
X when he is doing business with two men
the same time. While arguing with hi
> ] over the price OF a meal in the restsuraI
II Thursday night, one OF the only two me
in the plase engaged Keoks's attentio
!" while the other man deftly deprived a
!, money drawer OF SIS. Both men left n
place before the theft was discoVere
= Their descriptions have been given TO Il
! police. who are looking for them.
Another Outlying Rouse Raidsd-
Is house alleged to have been Of Doubt
reputation and existing outside OF u