Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-18

wherein Sackett was arrested for having
in his possession intoxicating liquor for
the purpose of illegal sale. In that action
Green was the complaining witness.
BEATRICE-Bad boys visited the home
of Mrs. Stoll, who resides on North Seventh
street, while she was at the theater last
night and almost completely wrecked the
household goods. The police are working
on the case with the hope of locating the
Vandals
HAsTINGs.-The case of Harry Foote
and Charles Woodward, who are held for
attempt of murder upon John Froscheuser,
was up before Justice Grove today and was
continued until July 7. Failing to secure
5000 bonds, they were reimprisoned In the
county jail.
BEATRICE-A. Palmer & Co. yesterday
purchased the buildings and machinery of
the old starch works in the south part of
the city. The buildings will be torn down
and sold for old lumber. II Is also the
intention to dismantle the machinery and
sell it for junk.
YoRKl-Wednesday evening, June IA, at
rents, Miss Maud Renquist of Benedict
Marshall of Lushton. The ceremony was
OF the First Presbyterian church.
HASTINGS-Work has been started upon
! fine amusement hall at the chronic in
| and will be of brick. When completed IT
Will accommodate more than 800 people
and will be used for the regular weekly
| dances, social functions and chapel.
| YORK-Miss Laura Marshall met with a
fatal NotiSi,nE that The sasoiine stove
she attempted to fill the can of the stove
The gasoline was soon ignited and she
was badly burned about her wrists and
YORK-The high school commencement
exercises were held in the auditorium last
dress was given By Dr. Philip Baird Of
| Chicago. His excellent illustrations and
| humorous stories were very appropriate fol-
| M
| ty-four graduates
YoRK-Dr. Stein OF, Lincoln has been
engaged to address the people of York
| Young Mems Christian association build.
ing. This will be the first meeting held
be held in the gymnasium, which has d
large seating capacity.
TECUMSEH - Organization has. beer
eH!tefSSi City this year. 9a Money has been N raised
to put the project on IT, , feet and AM ground:
We'll we'll known now pitcher Of this city, has beer
made the field captain. Within a weel
| the team will be ready for engagements
WEST PoINTEPeter Hart. a prominen
| farmer of Cunning township, and Mis-
Gathering Neary were, united in marriage
at the Catholic church in Bancroft, Rev
IS eTSTieS %ei known % School teacher. They f vii
reside on the fine farm of the groom south
east of the city.
FREMoNT-Frank Launer was badly Gu
about the head and neck by the explosion
OF a pop bottle at the Fremont Bottlini
works yesterday He was at work at
bottling machine, pressure on which wa
allowed to run up to ninety pounds, whe
one OF the bottles exploded. the piece
OF glass striking him in the face.
WEST POINT-Gerald, the 11-year-oi
son of Bernard hammers, fatally shot him
self last evening. He was endeavoring t
insert a cartridge into a rife which ha
too small bore and while pounding tn
rife on a stone II was discharged, KILN
him instantly. The funeral services wi
be held Sunday under the auspices OF tn
Catholic church.
PAPILLION. The mandamus SUI
brought by Mary Banhhart of Fort Croo
against the village hoard of that place ha
been taken under advisement by Judg
Troup of the district court. Mrs. eBanl
, hart seeks to obtain a saloon license, whic
. has been refused to her on the Broun
that the location OF the saloon is too ia
? out Of the village proper.
WEST POINT-The Board OF EqualiEa
tion was in session Tuesday, Wednesda
and Thursday The values on persons
property in the following townships wer
Neigh. per cent; St. Charles, pe
cent; Cleveland, IL per cent Logan, 10 pc
cent; Garfield, 9 per cent; Sherman pc
cent; Cunning. per cent. Values wei
raised in the following townships: Lincoll
% per cent; Elkhorn, 16 per cent; BIZ
marck, % per cent; Beemer, q per cen
: In Blaine, Bancroft, Wisner and Montere
values were left unchanged The boar