Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-05

clara steven and Miss Lors Hsrrole. TIE
same teachers and sucerntendsut c. ".
Taylor are engaged for the Coming year.
The new school house is assumiug Trcpor-
tions and shape.
sTRoMsBURG-The abundance Of rain
lately has put the wheat crop in splendid
condition and the prospects were never
better for = good yield. The fruit crop also
hss splendid outlook. Farmers are plant
inE corn and the work Is advanced above
the average for this time of May
PLATTSMOUTH-Rey H p. silver.
chaplain q the United States army at Fort
4 crook. gave an illustrated lecture On the
Philippines last evening under the aus
was largely attended.
BEATRICE-The members Of the board
cf examiners Of the Union Pacific road. ac-
Colnpanied by several officials, Taio Bea-
tI7ce O. visit Yesterday. Employees uf the
road al Ihis point were examined as TO
I their physical and mental fitness for The
/ positions they occupy.
FREMONT-shcriH Bsuman this morn
ing levied an execution uu a carload of
! man. in an action Of the Dodge County
baI's Of Hooper against him for N.gf5 The
car vas IN ID special stock train and Was
/ consigned 10 a point in New YORK
/ EEATRlCE-Lsst evening James z.
/ Flynn representing the United Eatters OF
Z Labor union in the interest Of organized
/ labor. lie urged every union man 10 buy
4 union made hats and to do all they could
/ union made goods.
! TECUMsEH-At an adjourned session Of
: the city council last evening the new
, mayor. 7. II. Hopkins. announced the fCl-
lowing additional appointments. city ply
I siCiau. Dr. .. !. Rubeimsn. city collector,
4 6 NJ. Wilson, poundmaster, Nicholas
I Maurer. The estimate OF expenses for the
/ coming year was made.
/ TECTMSEH-One Of the saloons opened
! in Tecumseh yesterday and another wiz
I open tomorrow. j is now a decided fact
+ that the city viii have three saloons the
coming year Frank Thomas Of Lincoln
cense was not granted. Now James Nc
Deod Of Omaha Will ask the council for
BEATRICE-Yesterd afternoon the
4 wives of the visiting physicians were taken
| 10 the Institution for Feeble Minded Youth
I by the wives OF the local physicians, where
| they were entertained with musical pro
I gram by the inmates. Mrs. Johnson, wife
and very enjoyable afternoon was the
1 result.
RAvENNA-A team belonging to Joe
| Drogan became frightened and ran away.
starting at the stock yards. Mr. DroEan
and a stock buyer, Joe Simeon. were thrown
from the wagon and Mr. Simeon was picked
him think that he viii soon recover. Sew
eral hogs were killed and telephone pole
broken 10y the runaway.
ALBlON-The teachers employed in the
public schools Of this city for the coming
year are: Superintendent George =. hin1-
ler principal high school Miss Myrtle Y
Z Reynoldson, grade teachers, Miss Gorst,
Miss Parks Miss Bebee. Miss Mathews,
Miss Long Miss Thomas Miss Fairchild.
Miss Petribune. Miss Hohl. Miss Crouch
has been retained as instructor in music.
STROMSBT RG-Ar meeting Of about
sixty men last night in this city Young
Mems Christian associat tlon was organized.
4 Twelve directors were elected representa-
/ tive men from seven Of the churches in tins
city. They have names Of 196 persons tha I
have signIfed their wish to become mem
I bers and have secured tWo-storH bullolnE
/ for term Of three years An up-to-date
association will be completed here in a
HTMBOLDT-Gail. the s-year-old dsugh-
I ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bennett. living
about nine miles north Of this city, oie1
Yesterday afternoon as The result OF the
fracture Of the skull received one day re-
I Gently while playing with other children
/ about the school house in the Brattou dis
] trict north Of the city. desk falling from
, I 4 shelf and striking the girl while she Was
4 blndfolded and running about the room
caused the fracture.
/ BEATRICE-The marriage of Miss Agnes
! McHugh OF this city TO Thomas ). Boyle
Of Clinton, ~; was soleInnlzsd AZ 81
! ing al $50. Rev. NJ. NJ. Merkle officiating
| Miss Inez Miller was bridesmaid and Harry
! wedding dinner was served al the bride
| home. after which the young couple kft
| on an afternoon train for Clinton. whers
] they will make their home.
! BROKEN BOW-At 9:3e this morning the
residence Of J. J. Wilson caught fire from
the excessive use Of coal oil in the hands
Of one of the donestics who was tr1ins
| to lubrica1e the furnace in the basement
Fortunately there was 10 feet OF garden
. hose attached to the hydran1 and with
: 4 this Mrs Wilson, assisted by her da tighter.
fn-laW. Mrs. Jesse Wilson. succeeded II
keeping the flames down until the arr3va
/ I Of the fire department. who made short
i 4 work Of il
] BROKEN BOW-The Board Of Education
4 met al the law Offices Of J. r Dean Mon,
l day hight. one special feature that The
= ! board passed upon is a system OF electTi,
% 1 annunCiators. originated by Ross Armour
!, I that the board intends placing in the publ,
7 schools here soon as possible. Thi
I Young electrician who is about Is year
j I old. is q high school student and 4 sOr
= I Of County Judge Armour. Competent peo
q pie who have examined the ARA uEenen
= / say il is q most sdmirs hle one and reflect
no small credit upon the youthful mint
5 that designed II.