Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
DOUGLAS STREET ENTRANCE.

eighty-acre tract owned by w. H. Falling
OF this city, which sold for IS, 1880 This
tract adjoins the corporation OF Cambridge
and contains no improvements whatever.
NEBRASKA CITY-F. w. Sheer, w. Sell
GER Thomas Black, George W. Parr ana
Charles Fessler have gone to Leavenworth,
Kan, to attend the annual 1a convention ,S or
World They will be gone about week
NEBRASKA CITY-saturday evening
Charles O'Brien and his sister-in-law, Mrs
the latter and when in the southern part
of the city the team ran away and Mrs
O'Brien was thrown out and seriously in
jured.
PLATTsMoUTH-Dr C. c. Allison and
Dr. Charles Kennedy came from Omaha
and operated on the daughter of DR.. and
Mrs e. y. Cummins for appendicitis. I'll"
patient has rallied from the operatio.
nicely, and the parents are hopeful for
her recovery.
BEATRICE-Jacob Taylor, an old resi-
dent of wymore, died Sunday night at his
home in that city. He was the father Of
John Taylor, who was nominated for mayor
Friday night by the republicans OF wy
more, and leaves a family of four sons
and a daughter
FREMoNT-The ice has finally all gone
out of the south channel of the Platte,
without doing any damage. The north
channel has been clear for two weeks, but
a small gorge formed south Of the islands
and held back the water little, out not
enough to do any harm.
PLATTSMOUTH-Justic Archer found
for the pIaintiff in the case of McMaken &
Son against John Schiappacasse and A. l..
Tidd, fixing the amount of damage, caused
by preventing them by injunction from har-
vesting ice from the Missouri river in the
sum OF l cent and costs
NEBRASKA CITY-Dr. w. H. Gibbs who
was for many years chief government in
spector at this point and later removed
| TO South Omaha, has returned from the
south, where he spent the winter and is
greatly improved in health. He will report
for duty I'm few days at Omaha.
TECUMSEH Parties near Brownville
made a big catch of fish in the Missouri
river One thousand pounds of big catfish
were shipped to a butcher here. The fish
weighed from five to forty pounds most Of
| them being above the htteen-pound mark.
One weighing sixty pounds was sent to
| Sterling.
SCHUYLER-At the home Of the brides
| parents Miss Alvina Munster was married
| to Frank Busch. The ceremony was wit
messed only by near relatives. Rev. Mr..
| Newmarker of the Lutheran church of CO.
| lumbus officiated. The young couple left
at once for South Dakota, where they Will
| live on a farm.
FREMONT-John Rasgorshek, who died
in Omaha from the effects of an assault
/ upon him by unknown parties in Omaha,
/ formerly lived In Fremont, moving to
Omaha some years ago He ran a small
| tailor shop here and was a quiet, hard
4 working man, who attended closely TO his
business and was well regarded by those
who knew him. While here he evidently
/ had but little means.
FREMONT-C. w. Kelley, who has been
serving a thirty-day sentence in the county
J jail for swindllng Fremont saloon keepers.
was met as he left the sheriff's ofice on his
4 release by Deputy Sheriff Allan of Douglas
! county, who took him into custody. He
win have TO answer a similar charge in
| Omaha. Kelley is also wanted in Lincoln
| and other places on the same charge and
is believed TO be an old hand at the busi-
! LExINGTON-A c.. Banks. pioneer and
1 business man, died in the Omaha General
hospital. Mr.. Banks was operated on two
he md OF 70 he anfffl
| covering. He was expected home IN ten
/ days His death was sudden and came as
AM Her5ipie snoSk 20 ms ~, FANNY. Inc Ooay
1 was a member Of the Presbyterian church.
The Masons will have charge Of the
| funeral.
BEATRICE-George H. Davis OF Blue
Springs is just completing what is probably
| the largest stone crusher plant I'm the state
at a cost OF 10000 The plant is located
| two miles east Of Wymore on the crossing
| OF the Burlington and Union Pacific rail-
roads. In connection with the plant Mr..
Davis owns about forty acres of land In the
bed Of rock. The crusher is one OF three
| located In the same line OF bluffs. The
| stone taken from the quarries is used for
| cement work, ballast, etc.
! BEATRICB-The democrats OF Wymora
| held their convention last night and passeG
resolutions favoring strict enfocement
OF the law relative to the sale OF intoxi-
| eating liquors and urging rigid economy In
! conducting the city's affairs. The following
| ticket was placed IN nomination; For
| mayor, Dr. II. A. Given; clerk, Charles r.
| Hemperley; treasurer, George Stevenson;
police judge, Joseph Hurst; members OF the
| school board, Mrs. c. b. Rodgers, e. N.
Kaufman, ]. A. Reuling; cOuncilmen, First
ward, J. o. jeffrey; second ward, d. A.
| Lasher.
NEBRASKA CITY-The annual meeting
| of Post ID, Travellers Protective associa-
ton, was held al the Watson house, and
| the following of~cers elected for the ensu-
ing year: President. L. p Utterbaek; vice
president A. =. Stafford; secretary treas
urer. f M. Chase; directors, A. L. Leslie,
John Golden, William Bischof, jr.; l.. p.
Utterback and II. o. Rice; delegates TO
state convention. G, c. Brant John Golden,
! William Blschof, Jr.; w. II. Penn and A.
1 L. Leislei alternates John w. Steinhart.
| A. b. Wilson, W. A. Hughey, f. l.. Bur
dick and George Clendenin; recommended
for post surgeon, Or F. s. Marnell; dele
gate 10 national convention, w. H. Penn;
alternate, q. W. Schrimpf Resolutions OF
respect were passed upon the death Of the
late Brother J. a kearney. The, post here
| Is in a fiourishing condition
Fatal Wreck I'm MassaehuHetts.
WILLIAMSTOWN. Mass, March l2-One
man was killed and three were injured
today In head-on collision between a