Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-26

in Lincoln this morning. He was released
from the lincoln asylum about two years
ago.
BEATRrCE-The wymore base ball team
will give a picnic at Wymore Sunday, Au-
gust o. A game will be played between the
Havelock and Wymore teams
YORK-C. NJ. Schneider & Sons OF South
Omaha will open a large stock OF dry goods
this week on Lincoln avenue opposite the
Young Mems Christian association build
ing.
LBxINGTON-Yesterda terminated the
second annual Dawson county Chautauqua
and all unite in saying that this was GER
| tainly a most successful ChautauQua, es-
| pecially in point OF attendance.
| SEWARD-A young son OF NJ. Henderson
| Of N" town accidsntly shot himself with
week, the charge taking eject In his thigh
| and passing downward. The physicians say
| the wound is not necessarily fatal
! HUMBOLDT-F1oyd Cooper. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Cooper Of this city, was
united in marriage 60 Miss Ida McClain of
| home or the bride in the latter city The
couple will make their home at Auburn.
| BEATRICE-J. b. Smith, proprietor Of
| shipped a herd of fifteen Jersey cattle to
| Des Moines, where they will be exhibited
| will be taken to the Nebraska state fair
| at Lincoln.
| YORK-Iast evening the Commercial club
gave reception to Senator Burkett in the
! parors of the Commercial club rooms.
| Hundreds of citizens attended the reception
and the evening was most pleasantly and
| enjoyably spent in meeting Senator Burkett.
| No speeches were made.
| FAIRBCRY-At an early hour this morn
ing the residence and office Of DR.. U. s.
| zimmerman, at Reynolds, this county, was
| destroyed by fire with all its contents DIT.
! Ammerman's loss is about 5000 with no
| insurance. The building was owned by
! G. W. Simpkins of Reynolds.
! BEATRICE-Sadie Woods we'll known in
! police circles in Wymore and Beatrice, was
I0f ard
! sioners on an inebriate charge yesterday.
| She was ordered sent to the asylum at
| Lincoln for three years to receive treatment
| for the drink and morphine habit.
| CHADRON-The Dawes county teachers
institute is now in session with seventy
! two teachers in attendance. IL is in charge
| Of County superintendent Thomas s.
Smith, assisted by Superintendent H. E.
Bradford of Ghadron, c. s. Jones of Craw-
ford and J. II. Hayes OF Alliance
| NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Harriet NJ.
Steele has brought suit in the district court
! against the Missouri Pacific Railway COM
! pany for 5000 damages for the death of
her husband, John s. Steele. who was a
Waterman at the Missouri Pacific crossing
| at Weeping Water. Steele was killed by a
train while he was standing on the railroad
| crossing.
BEATRICE-Dick o'Brien is in Jail at
| Wymore charged with robbing the Pearl
| restaurant While the woman in charge of
| the place stepped back to the kitchen TO get
pd Stole some lPea 0yer ne
| watches and other articles. He was arrested
by Marshal Acton while attempting to make
| his escape.
BEATRICE-As the time for adjournment
| approaches interest increases in the teach
ers institute in session here. The program
is carried out to the letter each day and
the instructors are more than pleased with
the success attained. Last evening the
visiting teachers were given a boat ride
up the Blue river as guests of the high
school faculty.
YORK-A message has just been received
by Mr.. August johnson, a farmer living
between here and Bradshaw, that his son,
Carl Johnson, had been drowned In Oregon.
There were no particulars The remains
have been sent here for burial. Carl John
son was well known and general favorite
in the community in which he was raised
near Bradshaw, this county.
| -ALBION-Joseph Bender of Madison
county has caused a complaint to be filed
in the county court against Joseph and
Frank Kraus, charging them with assault
and battery. He claims that without any
| provocation or warning he was attacked
by the two brothers, and before assistance
came ne was badly used; that he has been
under the care of a physician ever since
BEATRICE-The new order of the West
ern Bees met last evening and perfected
ofiicers: F. G. La seile, past president;
r. b. Appleget.. president; L. H. Millen
treasurer; E. {. La selie' guide; L. G. Per
vine, chaplain; c. s. Curry, physician. The
bershIp. ....
HUMBOLDT-Th local telephone COM
: pany is installing new 45O-drOp switch
| DOdTu Ut us COnlTOl, ana II gang Oh WOTk-
men is erecting newaand larger poles ir
the business part of the iotty, where a large
quantity of a. new cable 70 he strung Th,
| practically a rebuilding Of the system bu
is made imperative by the increased bust
r ness of the company
CHADRON-The republican county con
vention is called for September g. to NEE
at Chadron, while September is recon-
mended as the day for the primaries. How
ever, the Chadron precinct committeeman
w. s. Gillian, has called this one to NEE
, Friday evening, September l. to cleo
- resentation is based on the vote for Lieu
? tenant Governor McGilton in 1904.
SCHUYLER-The republican county con
vention OF Colfax county is called to NEE
at the court house on Saturday, Septem
;, Der 2 The purpose of this convention will
7 be to elect ten delegates for the stat
: convention to be held at Lincoln on Sep
TENDER IA; also to elect delegates for tn
= Sixth judicial district convention. Thi
= convention will choose time and place 10
. | holding the county convention to nominal
: the county officers.
I sEwARD-For the first time for abou
!. | eight years Seward county's general fun
8 warrants are being registered for lack o
: funds. This is owing partly to the failur
because county expenditures are a Iittl
| heavier than they used to be. AS a result
| the county board has this year made
heavier levy than before the total count
levy being 9h mills, as compared to 5la las
year. The levy. for the court house fun
+. | is pa mills, which makes the levy for al
II other purposes mills
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been mad
for the laying of the corner stone of Sew
s ard countys new $4,000 court house o
= Wednesday, September 90, at 1870 O'CLOCK
The exercises are to be in charge of tn
n Masonic order, while all the other fraterna
g and benevolent orders in the county wi
a be invited to participate. The third ar
nual Seward county fair is to be hel
n 4 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Ser
& TENDER 10, 20 and p, which brings the layin
/, ! of the corner stone on the second day G
" the county fair. Arrangements have bee
made for a street carnival carrying p
people to appear that week.
, stopped.
:, Dangerous coughs, colds. sore Threats ar