Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21

who reside north of the city on the John
Warren farm, are suffering from several
small wounds on the h h1i GauSe e6 tso the1
lay asleep in bed, and they are now under
the care of a physician.
NORFOLK-The last sack of money
stolen from the Butte postofhce last May
has been found underneath heap OF cobs
in a coal shed. 1t contained $50 About
Sl,OOO was stolen. 4 printer was arrested
summer, but no conviction resulted.
AUBURN-A small blaze was discovered
in the roof of the residence of p. d, AiloT
working nearby brought their ladders and
in a short time had the fire out. Some
burning sulphur left in one OF the upstairs
rooms as a disinfectant caused the fire.
BEATRICE-John Michigan, an old resi-
dent of Wymore, died yesterday morning
from blood poisoning, caused by striking
his face on rusty nan one DAY last week
as he fell in an epileptic ft. He was 30
wears of age The funeral was held today
at 10 O'Clock from the Catholic cemetery.
NORTH PATTERNS. Godfrey Of this
city met with serious accident on Sunday
morning. While lifting a kettle OF boiling
water off the stove she stumbled and the
contents of the kettle were emptled over
her. She received severe scalds from the
neck down on her left side, and her condl-
ton is critical
WISNER-Ous Rothacher son of Mr..
and Mrs r.. r. Rothacher is seriously Ill
at his home as a result OF Injuries sus-
tanned some days ago while in the serv-
Ices OF the Northwestern railway as brake
man. He was sent home TUESDAY from the
hospital at Fremont. He is suffering from
internal injuries.
WII,BBR-The National bank of WILDER
has bought of b. l.. Castor for an ex-
pressed Consideration of $1,000 the brick
block in which the bank has been To-
Gated since its organization. Mr.. Castor
nropeTty sold was built by the late Tobias
Castor twenty-five years ago.
WATERLOO-At a special election in this
school district held Tuesday evening at the
school house, bonds OF the district to the
amount of 5000 were voted, the proceeds
from which will be used in building a
two-room addition to the school house and
Installing a heating plant. Work will be-
gin as soon as possible mis- spring.
NORTH PI.ATTE-Pres Tisdel Of the
wyoming State university and Mr.. Gramm,
president of the board of trustees Of the
same Institution, were visitors at the State
Experimental station south OF this city
on Monday These men expressed them
selves as very much pleased with the sub
station and the work being done there.
wIsNER-Today was apparently hog
day" for the town, one OF the best sec
lions IN the state for swine raising. The
streets were blocked at noon time with an
aggregate OF ffty-three wagonloads max
ing in for the night shipment An extra
out tonight to the South Omaha market.
| GENEVA-Bishop Williams confirmed a
/ class in Trinity Episcopal church and
| preached to good congregation. The
/ church has lately been papered and oiled
/ on the inside A rectory is needed and
| $40 was promised al meeting after the
| services towards the building OF one. There
| is ample ground for the house beside the
church.
| NORFOLK-William Degner of Norfolk
| was today fined S and costs and ordered 70
/ kill the horse, wnen brought into court
! charged with pulling out the tongue of his
I steed because Il baked. Mr.. DegneI
pleaded guilty, but stated that the separa-
4 ton OF the animals tongue was accidental
I He only was trying 70 force the horse "a
| come along and the horse pulled back.
! NORFOLK-Fred Bazelman, a lumber
| dealer at Bristow, has been arrested
| charged with setting fire 70 his own and
! other buildings at BTistow last week. The
/ fire burned half the town and caused loss
] of $1,000 Seven stores and business build.
ings burned. BaZelman failed to secure
/ 5000 bonds and was taken 10 the county
seat at Butte by the sheriff. His tria
will be held in April
| NEBRASKA CITY-Eight miles } 4 h.
east Of this city, in Iowa. was an old m
] gregational church. built in the early Jos
which IL was recently voted to destroy
This church was al old Civil Bend and was
/ the mecca for the runaway negroes who
/ were making their way 10 the north. i
/ was the first stopping place on the under
, ground railway" after leaving this city
! and many Of the refugees were bidder
| there.
/ BEATRICE-Firs started in the opeTz
| house at Holmesville last evening during
! a moving picture entertainment given BY ID
| A Long, creating almost a panic for
| short time The audience rushed 70 n,
doors. but the flames were extinguisheS