Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09

determined only by time. A trained nurse
Is in constant attendance upon her.
Marry En- Route to Romestead-On
their way to a newly acquired homestead
in South Dakota, William Beel OF Glad
stone, ILL.,, and Miss May Bradley Of
Creston, Ia, met in Omaha and were
married. The ceremony was performed by
Justice w. w. Eastman. The couple left
at once for their new home.
Home from Court at Hastings-The term
OF the United States courts at Hastings is
concluded and the court officials have re-
turned to their accustomed HEADQUARTERS
at Lincoln and Omaha. But two or three
orders were issued by Judge T. C. Munger
in unlmportant civil cases and two minor
criminal cases were continued until the
June term there.
Mrs. oronk Confers with Her Counsel
Mrs. George p. Cronk met Tuesday with
her attorneys, w w. Slabaugh and G. w.
Shields, who has also been retained, and
held a conference in regard to action on
Mr.. Cronk's suit for divorce. An answer
will be filed soon, 1t is announced, for the
defendants side Is eager to argue for a
temporary alimony grant.
Rydrant Rental Case Once ARain-An-
other Of the hydrant rental cases has been
filed In the United States circuit court
against the city of Omaha and the Water
board by the Omaha Water company for
$47,4 $50 for the last six months of the year
1909. This makes six of these cases now
pending in the circuit court, exclusive of
the payments recently made by the city
on judgments in these cases.
wifO Sues Saloon Man for Husband-
M Anna ITffNanIH4nl- 49,. L. -.s.f
filed in district court that a pint of
whisky which her husband had drank,
caused him TO lock the doors Of the home
against her 50 that she had to pass the
night in the cold cellar of the house. Mrs.
Kittenbrink is suing James Cook, a saloon
keeper at ga South Sixteenth street, for
5000 damages, alleged to be caused by the
liquor which, 1t is asserted, her husband
secured In Cooks saloon.
Pioneers Plan Surprise for Tom swift
Uncle Joe" Redman and others of the
Douglas County Pioneers association are
planning a surprise for their president.
Tom" Swift, when he returns from Cali
fornia about the first Of April. I'VE have
been giving serious consideration to an old
fashioned dog feast" said Mr.. Redman,
Those feasts were popular in the old DAYS
anybody to the contrary Notwithstanding.
and as Alb Waggoner will be out with his
dog catchers next week or the week after
we can have our pick of the hunt for the
main dish. Anyway. we will have a jubilee
that will wake the echoes and make Swift
know he is all right with the pioneers"
Peterson Divorce Comes Up wednesday
"A hearing In the suit for divorce Of Mrs.
Emma Peterson against Soren T. Peterson,
a real estate dealer. is scheduled to come
up Wednesday before Judge Troup in dis
trict court on a motion for a grant of
temporary alimony.
spratlens WIN Sue for Sao,ooo-rhe
Omaha Gas company n Mrs. Martha NJ.
Ish will have to stand trial in district court
as co-defendants for $4,000 damages for
the death Of Fred A. sDratlen, who was
asphyxiated last December in a house
rented from Mrs. Ish. 1t is charged that
Mrs, Ish promised when the SpratIens
rented tho house at 7l South Twenty-sixth
street to have new, safe and sanitary
plumbing Immediately put in"