Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-17

Twentyfifth and Twenty-sixth and broke
the lower part OF his spine He was picked
up in an unconscious condition and car
ried into nearby restaurant. where the
physicians examined him. after which he
was removed TO the hospital and an opera
ton was performed by Dr. Delanny, and
plaster cast put around the mans body.
McCullough's home is in Humboldt. Ia.
The second accident occurred about
o'clock al the Kilpauicll grading camp near
the northern part of the city and the I'M
fortunate man was Clark Mcdonald aged
g and single. lie was helping some of the
other workmen to move some heavy piling
when one OF the timbers fell and caught
him. He was badly bruised and cut about
the head and body. The ambulance was
called and Mcdonald was hurried to the
hospital The attending physicians are IN
able 10 say just how serious the injuries
are. Al late hour last night he was rest
inc easily and WAS suffering but little pain.
The FIRST man has been in agony all day
and still suffers great min. II is possible
that ne mas die from the shock and the
intensity of his suffering.
Debate AZ High school.
The Athenian debating society held
contest in the high school auditorium
yesterday afternoon over the question Of
the abolition OF capital punishment The
contest was decided in favor o. the mega
tive OF the question, championsd BY
George Voltz and Ethel Berlin The az
flrmative was presented by Floyd Fiuch and
John Campbell Aside from the debate
there were a number OF other features
The program was opened 10y a piano solo
rendered by Alice Davis. There
! recitation by Miss Louise SCHMIDT. After
( the debate Miss Hattie Roberts and Miss
/ Cora Barcley united in the presentation of
/ a vocal duet. The judges were Miss Helen
Lane. J. d. Ringer and Miss Mabel Thomas
Country Club Meeting
There will be a general meeting OF the
South Omaha Country club Monday even
/ ing at the library han. The object Of the
I meeting is 10 present tho work of the
club up TO the present moment and make
Il clear TO all the members IN more ex-
I haustive mannet the plans Tor the future
/ operation Of the organization Some per
J pleXity has arisen in some quarters ard il
IL with a view Of making everything clear
that the meeting was called by the presi-
dent W. h. Cheek
J. sunday Services.
I The regular services will he observed at
the First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and DR.. r. l. Wheeler will
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! filed by Dr. Walter H. Reynolds OF
Omaha. Music will be furnished by a fun
chorus choir.
Rev Dr. Gorst the presiding elder OF
| the Methodist Episcopal church in this
district win preach AT Lefher's Memorial
church Sunday evening His subject will
! be The Local Interests Of the Church. %
The sacrament OF the Lords Supper viii be
administered. The meeting Of the EpEorth
league VIII be led by Miss Nina Hair
Or. J. a Beatty Of Lincoln viii occupy
the pulpit Of the Christian church next
Sunday. both morning and evening The
evening subject viii be The problem OF
Chances. These services will be held
in the Workmen's temple All are in
! vlted.
Honesty in Religion" viii be 1he topic
OF Dr. Renwicks morning sermon tomorrow
and in the evening he will preach from ms
theme Good Money in safe Vaults" Mon
day and Tuesday evening OF the week IN.
State Sunday School association win hols
an institute al the Un.ted Presbyterian
churesh Monday evening Prof Wheeler
president q she association. viii have
charge and Tuesday evening Superintendent
kiddoo OF the Methodist churches vii
conduct the exercises There Will be q
mothers meeting directed 10 Mrs Berry