Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-27

normal. 1t was called by DIT. Pickett,
secretary of the Commercial club, and
Equal suTaee club II P Rss SseideS 70 ' dc
all In the power of the citizens to make
the normal success.
UPLAND-About 8 o'clock yesterday aft
Franklin county, was found by his wife
lying in the pasture. She called assistance
medical attention was secured Il was found
that he was dead. The coroner decided an
Inquest was not necessary, that he had
NEBRASKA CITY-The third district OF
the Rebekah association will be held in
this city June 7, and II is expected there
tendance. The president is Mrs. K. w.
Clark Of this city and Mrs. A. f. sturm
making arrangements to well entertain
their guests and give good program.
NEBRASKA CITY-Wyoming, a small
town seven miles north Of here. was visited
by burglars Thursday morning. Entrance
was gained into Lew kropp's store by
cutting out panel in the rear door and
the thieves took two pairs of shoes, a dozen
| Pocketknives, drank a lot Of soda pop, ate
some cheese and carried away some candy
went TO the Missouri Pacific depot, broke
| the door open there and secured A cents
for their trouble.
FREMONT-A barn belonging to Frank
| Fowler near the corner of Military ave.
nue. and / street, was pretty we'll cleaned
out by fire just before daylight this morn
| ing, Holloway a tOMleTt hardware dealers,
had a carload OF furnaces stored on the
| lower floor, which are considerably dam
| aged. William Fowler, who occupied the
premises, had a few articles In the build
| ing. The origin OF the fire Ia unknown.
Loss on building, 500, which Is covered
| will probably reach $500, with no insurance.
| TABLE ROCK-News has arrived OF the
death by a gun-shot wound OF Mrs. Ernest
Table Rock She was found in her room
dead with a 2-caliber rife by her side,
but the particulars are not known; She
Ault who live In that vicinity The cor
oner and sheriff have just arrived In town
from Pawnee City and an inquest ig TO be
held, and the mystery OF her death may
be solved. She had only been married
about year. Whether the death was, ac-
cidental or a case OF suicide is not known.
TABLE ROCK-Orchardists and fruit men
Of this vicinity who have carefully ex-
amined the fruit buds and blossoms on the
fruit trees in this locality seem now in
clined to the opinion that the damage by
the recent severe weather has been greatly
exaggerated, as on many of the trees. both
peach and apple, particularly on the high
lands, great many new buds and bios
SONS are appearing which seem to be fer
tile. Cherries, which are farther along,
suffered the worst. In sheltered locations
also the prospect is better than in locali-
have Jared much worse than the seed
PLATTsMOUTH-wh Mr.. Iammert
read in The Omaha Bee that his H-year-
old daughter Myrtle, and George PhipOt
had been married in this city by Judge
Archer, he got busy at once and. accom-
panied by the sheriff of Custer county
with a state warrant charging Philpot
with kidnapping. was soon in this city,
only TO learn that his daughter and her
husband had departed for parts unknown.
, At the time of the marriage Philpot
claimed that he was working In the local
Burlington shops. George Taylor accom-
panied the young couple from Custer
county TO this city, and upon his return
home he was promptly arrested on the
same charge but was released from Gus.
tody by furnishing a bond of 5000.