Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-16


Of the city, and escaped with slight In
i iuries .-.-.
BEATR1CE-o. @. .coonley Of Pickreri
4 married al Concordlas Kan last week.
4 They have arrived In Beatrice TO make their
n home,
l AI.B1oN-Carrie Edan Graham and Mr..
William Walter Russell OF Chicago, Ill.
; were married here yesterday. They are the
Leading people In the Wizard Of Wall
.GHNEvA-For May Is the weather record
was broken when the mercury fell to "A
this morning Yesterday the wind blew
d cold and cloudy.
4 GREE.EY-Ten young men received IS
each and costs in Justice Mannings court
b yesterday for moving other peoples prop
erty about town after dark without the
consent OF the owner.
: GREEIEY--Joseph Murphy and Miss
! Anna Griffin were married at the Catholic
; church here this morning. They will re-
side I'm Omaha, as Mr., Murphy travels for
a lumber company in that city.
NORTH PLATEAU a meeting OF the
!, Board of Education Friday evening the
] salaries of the high school teachers were
raised from f65 to SIS per month and those
Of the grade teachers each S per month
: CAMBRIDGE-Senator Tillman lectured
: at the opera house this evening and large
= attendance from neighboring towns was
present For the past week orders for
section of the state. ....
e COLUMBUs-The record In the office of
n County Clerk Graf shows that for the past
week there have been Thirteen transfers Of
real estate, and from mortgages filed and
released there has been a decreased in
debtedness in the county of n0,l44
- PLATTSMOUTH-Wh arraigned in
Justice Archers court today william Bar
clay. a saloonkeeper In this city pleaded
Charged with having sold Intoxicating
liquor to two miners In his saloon. The
court fined him IS and costs on each count
BEATRICB-The funeral services for the
late Rose Wilson who burned
. to death at her home at Vesta Monday
evening as a result OF q gasoline expl osion,
were held today from the Methodist church
= at Fllley, where she formerly resided. She
:, was the daughter OF l.. C. Galley, an old
resident OF that place.
= BEATRICE-Leonard Reeder, a boy 10
: years old, was thrown from horse and
n probably fatally hurt at his home four
" miles north OF Pickrel yesterday. He was
o draEsed a considerable distance and re-
n ceiVed a broken arm and internal injuries
d by being trampled upon by the horse. LATHE
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
NORTH PIAATTE-W ]. Stuart, travel
l. ing engineer on the Wyoming division, was
> appointed district foreman at this place
:. last Friday to succeed H. c. Dangdon, who
Il has filled that position for the last four
-e years Mr. Dangdon has been transferred
IL to other service, but IT has not been de-
/. cided definitely as yet just what position
% he will take.
Ie PLATTSMOUTH-In the Methodist Epis-
N copal church the Epworth league celebrated
= the eighteenth anniversary Of the national
organization and the seventeenth anniver'
)e sary OF the local chapter, which was or
! Ranized in the home of Wash Smith. AT.
torney c. s. Polk, Miss Lettie Smith and
- Miss Ella Kennedy are the only charter
> members residing here now
YORK-Seventy5Se seven jolly and thought
4 full people met at the county farm yesteT'
day with the women Of the First Circle
p CARPET rags and made dresses and partooi
lr of a delicious lunch served by Mr.. anc
in Mrs. Sorrill OF the county farm; Each o.
- the seventy-seven people visited with the
u inmates Of the county farm and made
L everything as pleasant al possible for them
r GRAND ISLAND-A- hog, escaping from
l. the men who were loading shipment o.
/, the animals at the Burlington stock yards
was chased for some distance by number
Of boys, and incldentally beaten will
NJ its pursuers who quickly beat a retreat
"A A Veterinarian pronounced the death re
"a sulting from rabies and declared that {
A. bite would have been Infinitely worse thar
~ a mad dog bite. 4'H "a 1857
IN SEwARDs-.Joen Brown and NJ. r. Pendel
aat head % Of R
= shipment sold at am average Of S2I5 pc
head, one animal .a11t draft gelding bring
= ing 800, the highest price ever paid tor
TX from this bunch also fold for s765, NV,
n loads Of these horses we're the tops o
an 500 head fed and shipped by Mr.. Brow
" and Mr., Pendoll this winter.
ly GRAND ISLAND-The BOARD Of Bduca
err ton selected teachers for the ensuing yea
err re-electing all of the old teachers at ar
N increase IN salary excepting two who re
=, =, signedd' Prof; Barr who tbs year ee hi
ed supertntendency OF the Grand IslanC
gu schools. a record not equalled in this state
AZ was re-engaged and his salary increased
r. from s, 500 to 5000 per year The total in
toi crease in salaries WAS 81, 400 for the year.
NORTH PLATTE-The North PLATE
q Junior Normal will open here on June Z
tie with the following instructors in charge
fir Dr. j. A. Beattie or Cotner university Su
: perintendent Paul Goss of North Platte
IS Superintendent c. NJ Barr Of Wahoo. Prin
IL tendent A. softiey Of Grant, superintendent
Cowan of ogsiaIla, Miss Elizabeth sheehai
OF Columbus and Superintendent c. NJ. Tort
ter OF Lincoln county
q NORTH PIAATTE-Next week will b
: commencement week for the high school
r. Sunday the baccalaureate sermon will b
In eaened 10 tne senior class Dy Ftey, ,, .; E
=, by banquet at the Pacific hotel, give
40 by the juniors In honor Of the seniors
nv the seniors by the Alumni association wi
~ take place at the Knights of Pythias hal
" and the following evening the class pla
g will be presented at the opera house. o
he the evening OF May % viii occur the com
x- meneement exercises, at which J. A; Bea,
ha tie will deliver the address Mr.. Beatti
ne comes from Cotner university.
I'm NORTH PLATrE-Fred d. SLIDER.
Ie- prominent attorney Of Chicago, and HI
H. wife spent Friday afternoon and eyenin
- in this city. The purpose Of Mr. SLIDER
ne visit was to confer with Attorney WiliiaI
q fied in the North Platte division ion" OF + II
United States circuit court This win IL
volve the title to S29 acres OF land adjoiI
ing this city, known as the Sidney Dillo
tract and which includes the proposed SUI
Ial rise addition The estimated value of tn
II. | land is 100000. Mr.. SLIDER left Friday X
'ilI Denver and Mr.. Shuman Joined him SUI
uy day, at which place the testimony OF SON
OF of the principal witnesses Will be taken,
I'm RULO-Two days south wind then tV
re- days OF north wind is still the prOgTa
-, OF the weather. Pastures are backwaI
hlS and stock simply subsists and makes I
lut progress Gardens are on the standsti
an and potatoes. after being planted for 81
nc or eight weeks, are just beginning TO pee
's through. Many leaves are falling fro
ere the trees from the effects OF heavy freez'
,as 8r frosts. Oats have been killed baC
MI so much that they are now only two
-" three inches high. Winter wheat and a
req falfa is little n any higher now than
wn was a month ago Some farmers ha'
ron just begun to plant corn and most yea
they are through and have the cultivate
Vi going by this time
YORK-Ben Johnson, photographer, hl
a very narrow escape last evening when
attempted TO make a fash light picture
Ja the Interior OF Al Haag & Co.'S Ice crea
parlor. Mr.. Johnson had loaded his mag
ar zine gun and Il exploded. One part~of Il
lck gun went upward and passed through Il