Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-04

years, were united in marriage at the ONCE
Of the county judge. Rev. s. w. Pringle
officiating.
AUBURN-Edward V. Giunand. age "a
years, and Miss Martha Jane Noys, age IS
were united in marriage at the once OF the
county judge yesterday afternoon at 1:3O,
Rev. G. II. Savage officiating.
WOOD RIVER-The Wood River Roller
mills have just added several thousand dol
lars worth OF new equipment 60 its mill,
being compelled to do this on account OF
the Increase in its business.
., oAfkLANp-IRey; M. larson. pastor OF
has accepted a call to become pastor OF
the Swedish Baptist church at st Paul
MINI, and will leave for his new home
about the middle of November
WOOD RIVER-David Barrick, who has
been suffering from Brights disease for
at his home southwest OF Wood River. MI
Barrick was S. years Of age and one OF
the earliest settlers in this part Of the
state.
BEATRICE-Ella schensman. a Rirl u
years or age, was brought to the Institu-
ton for the Feeble Minded Youth Satur-
been in i'll health for some time. The
remains were taken to her home at Lincoln
yesterday.
BEATRICE-word was received here
yesterday that Ohio Clark. a former resi-
dent Of this city, had been killed at SYRIA
on the New York Central road and while
no particulars were given in the message
It is supposed he was killed in a wreck
Johnson has dissolved partnership. and a
new firm OF lawyers, composed OF ex-Sen-
ator and District Judge NJ. A. Mills,
County Attorney f. ID. Mills and ex-County
Attorney II. c. Beebe has been formed.
so that the title Of the firm will be, or is,
Mills & Beebe.
BEATRICE-Joe Larkins. who was Lodged
In jail here Sunday night for threatening
70 XIII MS family and his brother. George
s5 SrkPs TWAS Was released last evening by
an agreement to allow his wife a divorce
turn over all his personal property to
ne, ner and give her the custody Of their
administration county mortgage
Indebtedness record for September is as
amount, $4,000; released fourteen. amount,
1880. City mortgages, twenty-three filed;
a. a. no. SO 1897 released, fifteen; amount,
~ BlV. Chattel mortgages ninety-four
hled; amount, A7lS7s; released, forty
four; amount, $6,594.40.
BEATRICE-A message was received
Mrs Helen s. Dickinson, a former Beatrice
resident, which occurred at her home at
by fall several weeks ago. 1 She fS was s.
years OF age and was sister Of S. A
seymour of this city, who was at her bed
side at the time OF her death.
FREMONT-The Presbyterians are MAX
ing arrangements for building a new
church edihce, the present one, which was
not accommodating the growing congrega-
uons. The sum OF about 5000 is already
available for that purpose. The new build
Ing will be on the site of the old one. The
plans and cost have not yet been definitely
decided upon.
:, FAIRBURY-Charles Franz, chief of po-
lice, resigned his position last evening,
having been rendered more lucrative po-
sition as special agent by the Rock Island
coune Bus te Safsnd Ksn fF %nd
also covering the Nelson and 81. Joseph
branches from Fairbury. His successor
will be appointed by the mayor at the next
meeting OF the council.
PLATTSMOUTH AT Glenwood, Ia,
Judge Williams sentenced Otto Vogtman Of
Plattsmouth to serve three years at hard
labor in the state penitentiary. Vogtman
was recently arrested in Council Bluffs and
the charge of horse stealing, to which he
pleaded not guilty" 1t is understood the
young man is wanted for the theft of a
horse near st. Joseph, Mo.
BEATRICE-Samples of fine corn were
shown here yesterday by c. H. Calkins
and Leo Munster. One ear of white dent
ured nine and one-half inches in circum-
ference and weighed one pound and eleven
ounces. One of the ears shown by Mr..
Munster, which was of the yellow dent
variety, measured nine inches in cIrcum-
ference and weighed one pound and four
teen ounces. The samples shown are only
fair representatives Of what can be found
in the fields of Gage county.
FREMONT-In police court today John
Bates, n restaurant man on lower Main
street, was arraigned on the charge Of as
sault and battery on boy named Max Nc
Cloister, who had been in his employ. In
the course of the trial II developed that the
trouble was over the division OF the pro-
ceeds OF the sales of beer over Bates res
t t9ura mt, counter and consequently Bates
without license. He drew IS and costs on
the assault and battery case and 800 and
costs for selling liquor without permission,
and went to jail to lay out the fines.
BEATRICE-Ex-Chief of Police Ashen-
felter left yesterday for Vinita. l. +,
where has was summoned to appear as
tina In hVsT.V NorhN hui ha fada
government against J. w. Davis, alias
J. A. Graves, who was arrested in Be
At that time Graves represented himself
to be the authorized agent for the Ridpath
history: He secured sums here ranging
from $40 to 500 as advance payments on
the books and presented a money order
at the postoff1ce which II was later proven
had been stolen and the name of the owner
forged as an endorsement.
BEATRICE-The fall term. Of Gage
county district court convened yesterday
with Judge Kelliger on the bench. County
opposed the removal of the Sparks appeal
case from the district court here to the
federal court The motiGn was argued At
and Hazlett g. Jack upon the other. The
decision of the court was that the case
Stella French from her husband. James
French, on the grounds OF nonsupport and
desertion. There are 172 cases on the docket
OF these seven are criminal and seventeen
are divorce suits.
PLATTsMOUTH-Rev ]. H. Salisbury
was installed pastor OF the First Pres
byterian church In this city this evening.
The sermon was by Rev. H. c. Swearen-
gen, ID. D., OF Lincoln. Miss Edna Mar
The installation ceremony was by Rev. r.
Cooper Baily, Phi. D.. Of Bennett, Neb.,
which was followed by prayer by Rev.
John T. Baird, d. D., who has been pastor
of this church for thirty years. After the
singing OF Jesus, Lover Of My Soul" Rev.
delivered the charge to the pastor, and
Rev. r. Cooper Baily, Phi. D.. of Bennett,
then the choir and congregation united in