Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-29
News from Nebraska,

BEATRICE-Filley is making plans to
celebrate on the Fourth.
WESTERN-The eighth annual old set
adjoining counties VIII be held at Western
Wednesday. August 16
BEATRICE-Mr. Albert n. Fries of
of Denver were united in marriage yester-
day by County Judge Bourne.
WOOD RIVER--One of the hardest rains
Of the season fell north and east of the
city yesterday. The rural mail carriers
report the roads bad in some places.
BEATRICE-Fulton & Powers yesterday
ness of c. c. Farlow & Co. Mr. Farlow
will locate in Boulder, Colo temporarily,
on account of his wife's failing health
BEATRICE-The Beatrice Driving asso-
citation and the executive committee of
the Beatrice Volunteer fire department
held a meeting last night and completed
bration in Beatrice.
ST. PAULA violent rainstorm with
thunder and lightning came up here this
afternoon about O'clock. In less than
half hour two inches of water fell. How
ard avenue resembled q lake and numerous
cellars were filled.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received here are
to the effect that large number of fish
were killed near Holmesville the other day
by the use of spears The matter has been
reported to the deputy game warden here
and he intends to Investigate the case.
BEATRICE-W. M. Ingraham was ar
raigned in county court today on a statu-
w.
of Wymore. He pleaded not guilty and was
remanded to the county Jail in default of
1900 to await his preliminary hearing on
WOOD RIVER-The Conrad Grain COM
the Conrad Grain & Elevator company,
Conrad, s. f. Conrad and Emil Thelan and
Fred Ashton. The company own a fine
elevator at this place.
BEATRICB-The case against w. H.
PatmOre. local Nahra a 81
Telephone company, who is charged with
the malicious destruction of property by
phone company here, was called yesterday
and continued to July 6.
BEATRICE-A complaint was filed in
Of Wymore against W: Nj. ingraRam,
charging him with attempting to commit
a statutory offense upon his daughter, Mil
dred Woolsey, years old. 1ngraham Is
still confined In the county jail.
PLATTSMOUTH-Joh Pitman, a young
farmer residing In the western part of the
on the charge of criminal assault, alleged
to have been committed upon a l5-year-old
M sir Henry Henry Tp hopp, pR is the eompianant palma i the
BEATRICE-Charles E. Caldwell of Elm
township filed complaint yesterday
assault. Caldwell alleges that his son,
Lawrence, and Deyo had a dispute over a
horse trade and that they exchanged some
words when Deyo assaulted the boy with
FREMONT-sheriff Bauman was notified
by telephone from the city marshal of Oak
land late last evening that that official had
under arrest man with scratches on his
face who answered the description of the
day morning. A warrant was issued and
the sheriff left on freight early this
morning for that town.
FREMONT-The city council last evening
after some discussion took favorable action
on the proposition Of the cemetery asso-
citation for the sale of the block known as
Irving PURPOSES
for $500. and the matter was referred to
committee for further action. This prop
erty is situated in the eastern part of the
town, where a park is much needed.
PLATTSMOUTH-Thom and Sol Keck:
lerh grain dealers at Man Mstanley; were found
OF the charge of making an assault upon
c. M Andrus, a rival grain dealer A fine
alleged that Andrus had established an ele-
vator upon property which they controlled
and that they merely sought to protect
PLATTsMOUTH---It is probable that an
auxiliary home of the New York Children's
H bFasa ReH WI Swan o tS dy IN NSo M
Is one of the staff of workers of that So
ciety. recently visited New & York and while
head official of the society. He was in
structed to make thorough Investigation
of the field and make report of his find
PLATTsMoUTH-Ano case involving
the application of Adolph E. Frascher for
dock has been filed in the district court
When the matter first came into the court
the application was knocked out on the
ground that the petition did not have the
required number of resident freeholders as
sgners. The same question Is involved in
the present action-the remonstrators hav-
ing appealed the case after the town board
had granted a license
BEATRICE-At a meeting of the city
council last evening the estimate Of eX-
penses for the coming year was placed at
$52, ,OOO as against $52,619 last year. e. j.
Sullivan of Omaha, connected with the
Beatrice Electric company, was present
and made a proposition to furnish incan-
descent street lights for the coming year.
The matter vas referred to the light com
mittee The matter of collecting the dog
tax was discussed and Mayor Shultz APP
pointed Chief Burke to the office of regis
ter of dogs whose duty 1t shall be to see
that the law is enforced without fear or
favor
Special Hates East wa wabash r. II.
Call at Wabash city ONCE, 1901 Farnarr
street, or address Harry E Moores, @. p