Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-24

Davis, drugs
Lefferts, Opticians.
Have Morehouse embcss IL.
COrrigans, undertalSers. Phones 1i3.
FOR authority on watches sec Leffert.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone %.
woodring Undertaking Co. Tel. 800.
WANTED-Girls at Wodward's candy
factory.
tember %. Mrs. Minnie PIeifter' 19
Broadway.
Majestic ranges made to last a life
time. $40 up. 4. {. DeNol Hardware Co.,
sYi broadway.
Glasses that relieve headache, nervous
ness and improve the vision arc the KIM
that we fit. Lefferts, opticians.
Temple Hilton. accused by the police Of
icing a fence for the protection OF har-
ness thieves, was held in police court
was unable to furnish the 500 bond re-
required and was locked up
1t being Friday only one marriage
license was issued yesterday. The re-
cipients were Lewis Belts of Omaha, and
Elizabeth Holmes of South Omaha. They
gave their ages as q and 10. Justice
Cooper married them few minutes after
the license was issued.
NJ b. O'Brien heartily concurred in the
decision OF Police Judge Snyder yester-
day morning to send him to the county
Jail for fifteen days to sober up OBrien
expressed his willingness to make II
thirty IL he had any doubt of fifteen be-
ing insufficient to effect a temporary
cure of his burning drink habit.
After serving thirty days in the county
fail on the charge OF intoxication, u w.
Bratton was released Thursday morning.
-Four hours later he was in the city jail
again enVeloped In "A bun OF wide dlmen-
sions. His condition was such that It
was necessary to keep him under re-
straint, and after being arraigned in po-
lice court yesterday morning to be locked
up He will probably be sent to Knox
vile today.
A judicial Interpretation Of the law de-
filming pool halls, making II include all
billiard halls, caused Walter Carey,
Thirty-fourth street and broadway, to
be found guilty of violating the state
law prohibiting minors entering pool
halls. Carey had been fined SIS in po-
lice court for allowing boys in his place
and appealed to the district court. a
Jury passed upon the facts and Judge
Woodruff defined the law to include bill
Hard halls where pool could be played.
Carey will be sentenced on Monday.
Frank w. Wilson yesterday began a
suit for divorce from his wife, Viola
A. Wilson, on a plea OF desertion. Coupled
with the suit is application for per-
mission to remarry within year. They
were married at Dunlap, Ia, on August
30, 1891. and the husband alleges that on
November /, 1906, his wife deserted him
and has refused to return, leaving MIN
the care of their children, two boys, aged
10 and 3 years. He says that he has
been compelled to employ housekeeper
and finds II expensive and unsatistRc-
tory, hence the application for permits
sion to be freed from the restrictions OF
the new Iowa law that prevents remar-
riage until after one year.
Transcript OF a judgment for $3lA73 OBJ
tanned in a Douglas county court agalns,
Council Bluffs was filed yesterday by
Sunderland Brothers company OF Omaha
A motion to quash the indictment IN
the case OF the state against Dalson wai
tiled in the district court yesterday. Dal.
son was indicted November IL, 1910, anc
dismissal is asked on the ground that two
terms of court have passed without al
effort to bring him to trial. Dalson wai
indicted for stealing chickens, and pre-
scented the case where the famous cnekei
''humppy'. appeared as his chief accuser
''Humppy" Is still preserved In alcoho
In the county attorneys office. No actor
was taken on the motion.
Violently disturbed by a quantity o
mixed drinks, on which he spent severa
penter, 80 years old, embarked ON I
meteoric career Thursday which ended II
the county Jail yesterday morning, wher
he was sent TO await indictment by tn
grand Jury. Jared succeeded in smashing
several hundred dollars worth of plat
glass windows before the police got him
He lives with his wife in rooms over tn
John Olson grocery store on West Broad
way.b He started his trouble by breaking
out all OF the windows on the BroadWa,
side of his apartments and trying 4
throw a gasoline stove through the rents
lie threw a brick through twelve-foo
plate glass in the Nelson grocery store a
600 South Main. The missile struck some
thing inside and riochetted through an
other 4xS plate. While he was lookin
for more bricks he found officer III. Q
Cook. The. only explanation Jared coul'
give in police court yesterday morninl
was that he thought he was in a fiRh
and was trying to get his adversary. H
was held to the grand jury on the charR
OF malicious destruction Of property. HI
bond was fixed at $500