Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-27
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Armour a 90, Enter Market as Regular
Buyers Of Export Cattle
PROMISES TO BE GOOD THING FOR YARDS
Doctor Advises Against KnIinE OF
Dogs Suspected of Being Mad, hut
that They he Kept for
Observation.

The Stock exchange has been furnished
with a new topic in the prospects OF the
establishment of an export market at this
point. During the week 7. d. Sanders, a
buyer for Armour & Co, purchased train
load OF select cattle for direct expectation
to London markets They will reach their
destination by way OF New York City. The
event contains more important possibilities,
for Il IL assured from reliable sources that
this is only the beginning and the prob
ability is that Armour h Co will continue
to purchase stock in this manner for the
foreign trade There can be little question
that Nebraska produces as fine grade OF
exportable stock as can be secured In any
region OF the world II is no secret that
many feeders have complained that there
has been no steady local market for this
grade Of stock II is. therefore, likely that
the local producers OF stock ft for the for
eign trade will receive the information
that Armour a Co. are seeking to open
such market with great deal Of satisfac-
ton. .
Leg Broken In Runaway.
James Anderson living az Thirty sixth
street. on the sarpy county line, received
broken leg in a runaway accident yestef-
day morning He was driving team in the
when his team took fright at the'antics Of
a number Of school boys on their way to
school. The swinging of the boys hats I'm
some kind OF n game they were playing
caused the horses TO break from under his
control. They ran part OF block before
the wagon was overturned and Anderson
thrown out He landed IN such a way that
his left leg was fractured by the fall.
doctor was called who made a temporary
splint on the limb, after which he was
taken to his home. He lives on what IL
known as the old Fisher farm. The team
practically wrecked the wagon before they
were secured.
Doctor Would Examine Dogs.
DR.. Delaney the city physician, ex-
pressed a desire TO be heard on the sub
ject of dogs which are known to have bit
ten any person. He expressed a hope that
people would no be in haste to kill the
dogs, especially where there Is suspicion
of rabies. Such dogs should be kept to
see II the symptoms Of the dread disease
developed. The question came up a
sequel to the case of the biting OF son
OF c. H. Kiddoo last Wednesday morn
ing. James Morsan's dog bit the boy in
the evening and was sent the next day out
to the Baker ranch near Child's point.
mere dlNef u Odg VI NNot NHc NOH oG-
veloped several OF the symptoms of the
disease and later ran away into the
brush and died. Mr.. Kiddoo heard that
the dog had died and on the advice OF DR..
Delaney went out and secu I'd the head
of the dog. This head is to be sent to
Chicago for examination to make sure
that there was none of the infection OF
hydrophobia about 1t. II II turns out TO
be diseased the boy will be sent to Chi
cago also for treatment. Thesparents were
of the opinion that. since the boy had
3 been bitten through his clothing this might
have checked the communication of any
infection, but the physicians are inclined
. to think. because the germ is sub-micro-
scoplc. or SO infinitely small. that the cloth.
ing would not insure the safety OF the
boy Another case OF biting came up yes.
terday The little daughter Of Lew EtteI
was severely bitten through the calf Of the
leg while on her way home from school.
Junior Night In High school.
Last night was junior night in the South
Omaha High school, II is the first function
Of the commencement season. All the
arrangements for the AFFAIR Of last might
were turned over to the junior class and or
them developed the entire responsibility
for entertaining the seniors on the ev'
Of their graduation. II is on this occasion
that the two classes bury the Ratchet and
lay aside the rivalry which has been sharI
during the entire year and discover tina
they are all the warmest OF friends. Thu
cordiality and the good feeling last nigh
were too evident for words. The hall
OF the Ancient Order OF United Workmer
temple were decorated from end to en-,
with the school and class colors. Kubati
orchestra furnished plenty OF lively mus
to vie with the hundreds OF mingled voices
Conspicuous were the members Of the Higl
school faculty, who mingled with thei
pupils.
At one end Of the room punch bow
was kept In active operation and shortly
after o'clock refreshments of ice cream
and cake tinted to the colors OF the elias
x and the school were served to the guests
Z About 800 were present. After the ma
iori,y OF the guests had departed tn
young people engaged in a few dances
Sunday Services.
Almost all the evening services in tn
churches Sunday viii be dispensed with