Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-09

benefit of her health few days ago, The
remains were inferred here this afternoon.
BEATRICE-Mr. Doyle Mulliken and
Miss Alma Smith were married at the
brides home at Blue Springs Rev. Taylor
officiating.
this section yesterday afternoon. Farm
work has been greatly retarded the laa't
few days on account of the wet weather.
YORK-Mrs. Margaret Neville died at the
home of her son, Mr.. Hugh Neville. Mrs.
Neville came 20 York county thirty years
ago, where she had resided ever since. The
funeral will be held today at st. Joseph
church
PLATTsMoUTH-wn Siberia, who re-
sides near Rock Bluffs, found gray
wolves. He has decided to keep them as
pets. He took several shots at the
mother wolf, but failed to get her.
SCHUYLER-For the past few days the
weather has been cold, threatening the fruit
crop. There were several light frosts with
slight damages to the vegetables, but the
fruit has not been damaged. Tuesday morn
ing the thermometer was down to the freez-
ing point.
NEBRASKA CITY-william Golsche
married in the county court room this
afternoon by judge w. W. Wilson. The
bride is only II years OF age and she 0 had
which they granted.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Thomas Kast-
ner, sr., died yesterday of paralysis at
a husband and four sons, Thomas, jr..
Joseph, James and John, all residents of
this city. The remains were taken 70
Dodge, Neb, for interment.
BEEMER-The plans have been com
pleted and work Will soon commence on
Albert ToelIs new residence The main main
high and has an extension sixteen feet
square, two stories. This will make one
of the finest residences In town.
TABLE ROCK Last night at the meet
ing of the village board, II was decided
that the billiard hall, bowling alley and
6GT bail %b Se soon &C out wood snd %
c. c. Covert were reelected as city treas
urer and clerk, respectively, and Charles
w. Brock was named as marshal
PLATTSMOUTH-Th chief of police
has received word from the Baldwin de-
tective agency in Richmond, Va, that a
ture of a colored man named Al Carter,
alias Al Rainey, who is wanted for the
murder Of r. NJ. Reinhart, white man.
YORK-There was great rejoicing among
the leading business men of York this
morning when il was learned that the paw
ing committee for district No. l had Sc
cured more than the required number OF
signers, and that at last nights session OF
the city council the same was approved.
accessible are presented in book entitled
BEATRICE-Worko on the new Christian
church building will begin next Monday
morning, and the church congregation.
600 strong, will draw the pillow which will
begin at 1890 o'clock and will be in the
nature of a Christian jubilee. The new
structure is to cost $4,000 and Will be
modern edihce
PLATTS NJ on T H-County Attorney
Rawls has had warrant issued in Jus.
tiee Archsrs court for the arrest saToon on Id
Louisville, charging him with assault ana
battery, b. J. Fulton accuses the De, ae,
assault upon him last Saturday evening
in the saloon.
sCHUYLER-The school board met Mon
GSy evening TO Gee the teacher or were s U
elected. but several resigned. Several pro-
motions were made from the lower grade
teachers. The principal resigned and an
other will have to be elected later Those
that were elected will be given few days
to accept or resign.
BEATRICE-The board of directors of
the Mary Young Mems Christian associd-
ton met last evening in company with
! State Secretary Bailey of Omaha and it
was decided to dedicate the new BUILDING
about September l. Mr.. Bailey was re-
quested 10 secure for the association
general secretary who should report on
or about August 10.
/ LOUP CITY-Mrs. Catharne Long, who
Las been resident of this city since 1887,
died at the home of her son, John w. Long,
this morning at o'clock. Funeral serv-
/ ices will be held at the home tomorrow
| afternoon, and on Thursday morning the
| family will leave with the remains for
/ Clarinda Ia, where they will be laid by
the side of her late husband
NEBRASKA CITY-For the first time in
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| ness in this city. In accordance with the
/ orders of Mayor Steinhart recently issued
practically all of the slot machines wee
| removed this morning. Those which
| were not remoN eu were dismantled by the
owners. Machines that paid in chips, went
| out of business with the money machines,
| that have been paying monthly tinr
| for the privilege of running.
! YORK-Christian & Lang, importers and
| breeders of Aberdeen Angus cattle, at dis
/ persion sale OF leading eastern breeder.
/ purchased, paying the top price of the sale
/ for the famous Pride OF Aberdeen cow,
McFenry Pride 18th, grandly bred COW
/ and an individual that will win premiums
| wherever shown. The COW, with calf by
| side was received this week and is max
! ing a valuable addition to the already fine
herd on farm near Charleston, in this
/ county.
| FALLS CITY-The Falls City Board of
! Education met Monday evening and in
| stalled the new members The BOARD now
| consists of V. G. Lyford, John Lichty, Dr.
| Mrs. BENJAMIN Foster. v. G. Lyford was
! elected president John Lichty vice presi
! dent and II. P. Custer secretary. The date
! for the high school commencement was set
| for June l. Prof. r. l.. Tobie, at present
principal OF the high school, was elected
a salary of 81 100, and Miss Iva Beck was
reelected principal of the Central builo-
ing,
! BEATRICE-The regular monthly meet
/ ing of Elizabeth Montague chapter,
| Daughters American Revolution, was held
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
features of the meeting was the presenta-
| ton of a gavel to the chapter by the re-
! gent, Mrs. r. j. Fitzpatrick, which was
which was secured by her during recent
| trip east. Papers covering the period in
history between ITO and l775 were read
by Miss Anna Day and Miss Maria Epson.
Mrs. Rinkaer served refreshments at the
| close of the program.
/ HUMBOLDT-A large crowd was at
tracted TO the city hall last evening at the
| trial of Lloyd c. Smith, who is charged with
! assault with intent to do great bodily harm,
/ the case being heard by Justice Gridley on
| a change OF venue from Justice Hull 5
court. A number of witnesses were eX-
| amined on both sides and the lad was held
under 500 bonds to appear In district court
| for trial. So far he has been unable TO fur
nish the bond and will probably remain in
| Jail until court sets. The lad seems to be of
/ the degenerate order and from his testi-
| mony seemed proud of his work. which was
| a most vicious assault with club upon one
OF the instructors Of the city schools.
| BEATRICE-The report of Secretary
I Albright. submitted at the annual meet
| ing OF the Board of Education last night
showed the total amount OF expenditures
for the school district during the last
year to be S34.512.51. The net floating
| this year, while last year IL was Sls, 2S7. So
| This is reduction OF about $4,000 dur
| ing the year, and II another saloon license
| IS granted, the present financial con-
| ditiOn Of the district is such that with
I II L. HHuus