Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HackenschmiGL the
wrestler, left this morning for Omaha,
where he will try and arrange a match with
Oscar Wasem.
BBATRICE-The Young Mems Christian
Association Base Ball team yesterday de-
feated the west side school nine by the
score OF 10 to II.
KEARNEY-The funeral of w Axe
maker, who died Saturday Of cancer of
the stomach, was held Monday forenoon
from the residence.
NEBRASKA >CITY-Harvey Fray the
new chief Of police has resigned and John
Crichton has been appointed temporarily
farm.
TEKAMAH-The ninetieth anniversary
of oddfellowshiP was observed here last
was spent i'm speeches, games and dancing.
over 200 we're present.
NEBRASKA CIT-The two sons of Dy-
den Smith. colored. who have been guilty
OF a huber of burglaries Of late, have been
sent TO the reform school. They were
caught robbing Buffers butcher shop.
BEATRICE-Rev. g. IL. o'Donnell, for
the last year pastor of the First Baptist
church here, has rendered his resignation
to take effect in June. He expects to at
tend the Chicago university for q year.
BEATRICE-At the home of the groom.s
street, this city. Sunday. took place the
marriage of Herbert w. Wright and Miss
Elsie Morse, Rev. G. II. o'Donnell off!ci-
ating.
EIBAi VI II - OSOlS0 W. Nhli6Ias
general manager OF the Colorado Midland
railway, and his wife of Denver arrived In
this city in his private car and spent
Sunday with the formers mother and other
relatives.
KEARNEY-James c. Davis of Wiscon-
sin, travelling in the interests of the So
this city explaining the remedy: he thifis.
would prevent gambling in farm p.o-
visions and necessities of life.
KEARNEY-Colonel Blanche b. Cox of
/ thu Salvation ARMY 9nanf SallT0aN ana
sunday in this city, holding special meet
ings in connection with the local corps.
A very large crowd attended her meeting
at the opera house Sunday afternoon.
PLATSMOUTH-At the regular meeting
OF the city council last evening six saloon
licenses were ordered issued and two reg
istered druggists were given permission to
sell intoxicating liquors In Plattsmouth.
This city had seven saloons last year.
BBATRICE-Harry 4. Mccormick Of
Los Angeles. Cal. and Miss Laura Law
son were married yesterday at the home
Of the BRIDES parents in this city. The
couple left on an afternoon train for Los
Angeles. where they will make their home.
BEATRICE-A number OF Italians en-
ployed on the Union Pacific section at
Barneston Quit work yesterday and left
own on account Of the trouble at wy,
Italians were driven out of the city by a
mob.
PoNCA-The Hyperisn club held Its last
meeting for the season this afternoon at
the home OF Mrs ]. b. Cherry. After the
roll call answered TO by some current.
even by each member there was music
ard recitations In Winch each member
present participated.
l-Jack Hathbun. A merchant of
Shelby. had his right arm broken by his
auto backkicking. Another man WAS ad-
Justing the vibrator with 4 pair OF nip
pers At the time he cranked the machine.
which caused the current 10 short circuit
and reverse the crank.
PLATSMOUTH-Word has been received
/ that VIII CFORkeTV. "A former PlatfSmoltn
boy. got into a mix-up with his foreman
OF a railroad bridge gang, John Edgar
Hedrick. and had his neck and nOse
broken. They we're working on a Bur
liLston bridge at Quincy, Ill.
TEkAMAH-After taking the oath of Of
flee the city government was turned over
night: A. NJ. Anderson. mayor, NJ. S. Me
Grew. clerk; c. j. Peterson CpresidenU,
Chris johnson, John 4. Show, Joe Bruno,
councilmen; Ed Latts, treasurer w. r.
Pratt, engineer.
NEBRASKA CITY-The home Of Ed.
johnson was burned yesterday morning.
No one was at home at the time and this
was the property Of Mrs, r X. Bradley
and insured and the household goods were
partly insured. II Is thought TO have been
the work of an incendiary.
BEATRICE-The Gage County Medical
society held a special meeting al the Pad
dock hotel last evening and elected four
DR.. Noble of Holmesville, Dr. Keen OF vir-
ginia and DR.. W. NJ Thomas OF P1ckre,l
Following the meeting a banquet was had,
There were about twenty present.
KEARNEY-The dedication exercises
held at the new Odd Fellows building
Monday drew large crowds 90 out-st-
town people. All dav the Incoming trains
brought representative s II neighbortRg
lodges 10 the sig spread tn Kearney 4
big banquet was served In the city hall
and n short program presented later.
PLATTSMOUTH-Platte lodge No. T.
Independent Order OF odd Fellows and the
Daughters Of Rsbekah No, 10. celebrated
the yntnetieth anniversary OF :he founding
Of the order In this country last evening
| County Attorney VIII G. Ramsey delivered
an address on odd Fellow ship Music
was furnished throughout the program and
then refreshments were served.
WYMORE-Sunday afternoon Al the
mems meeting at the Lyric. A. d Nc
Candies delivered the address. II was
fall. A resolution was passed - the q
feet that all monies IN the hands OF ~
treasurer. amounting IN all 10 about S&.
he turned over to Mr.. and Mrs Frank
wisner. whose son was killed by the I.al-
ian. Rsrtuka. Saturday
NORTH PLATTE-The local lodge %
the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
celebrated the ninetieth anniversary OF
that lodge az their new hall last night
/, An appropriate program Of music spd
addresses marked the occasion IN which
GrandmaSer II. r. Miller. who came from
Lincoln to attend. rave an interesting ad
dress. Oscar Berndes o. Omaha WAS pTs
sented with a veteran Jewel. He was
formerly a resident Of this city and a