Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-13

blade. DR.. Davis attended him and later
sent him to his room
Hatfield had his lip split for an inch or
more and narrowly missed a serious wound
in the mouth. DR.. King dressed his wounds.
Christlanson's wound consisted Of a cut
beside the left ear.
John Seidel had the finger Of his right
hand cut, but this Is said TO have been
caused by his knife slipping through his
hand. for It Is he who is said TO have
done the freehand dissecting work on the
others Of the party. He is a brother-in-law
to Christ Christianson or "Blacky." as
the latter is called. Green and BLACK"
are said to have engaged in a quarrel at
the start and Green struck "Blacky." The
part OF "Blacky" was taken up by Seidel
with the knife and he seemed not particular
who ne hit for "Blacky" also got a stab
In the ear. The cutting is not likely to
prove Sc. ious to any unless II be Tracy,
who lost much blood. He is q man OF
about 50 years OF age.
Some Registration Figures.
The city clerk has pr, pared a summary
Of the first two days OF registration in
South Omaha, which shows a total number
Of names amounting to l,7O5. OF this num-
Der 52t registered the first day and l,1Si
on the second. The rela i've position Of the
parties are: Republicans. $40: democrats,
rs; socialists and scattering, $50. on some
Of the precincts the party affiliation was
not demanded and these cases make up the
greater part of the list Of scattering votes.
The socialist vote was the lightest ever
registered.
The next day OF registration is October
%, Those who fail to register at the next
registration day can have no vote In the
primary election to place in nomination
candidates for the city offices next spring.
This fact will probably stimulate a ia. &c
registration on the last day. The SouIn
Omaha spring election fill be more than
usually exciting, for the fire and police
commissioners also become elective.
Mrs. J. w. Ferguson Dead.
Mrs. J. w. Ferguson, formerly a resi-
dent OF South Omaha, but who had lived
at Fort Candy. Wash, for three years,
died Sunday at that place. She was So
years old. The particulars OF the death
have not been received by her son, c. II.
h erguson. Mrs. Ferguson lived IN South
Omaha for twenty-five years and was well
known to all the older residents OF the
city. She is survived by three sons and two
daughters. One daughter was with her at
Fort Candy, and one aughte lives In
OIldnds Out VI the HOIE is at san IRAN
cisco and the other at Mason City, la. The
funeral will be announced later.
maggie OAIy GOssLp.
Girls wanteG. t1Incney launury.
Jetuer GUIu LUp DSer ueIIVered to any
part Oh the cay. IeIepnVne ENV. o.
4ars. bessie AnseIsVI 10 SIsIt.ls at tne
nome u SLr. anu nLIs. Cnaries AlartIn.
me o,Orz brewing company Is erectins
a RfVvO Dun0lns AZ lMenty-nInln anu ~
stIoeIs.
AIRS. Mary c. Lane left last evening for
LeAas where sne expects TO make her tu-
sure nome.
A class of nlnety-two was confirmed
Sunuay at 81. brlugeTs by the RIgnt Rey.
DIsnOp ocannelI.
Mlrs. nora guilty Of o'NeiI, Neb., is Wis
lung Mass Nrayme Laugnin, loI7 North
4 W euty -IltIh street
1he Magic CIty Kings Daughters will
meet Win Mrs. Lee, lwentytsevenIh and
a streeLs, 1nursoay AFTERNOON.
oscar Etter is visiting mis- brothers, Lew
ana Fred ktter OF mis- city and may decide
10 locate IN the cIty permanently .
The Ladies auxiliary OF the Ancient Or
der of hIDernians VIII meet Tuesday eve
ning, Octoper " at the DANISH brotherhood
halI, 24I4 N street.
Fritz Sandwall writes to his South Omaha
friends from Samlands, Taberg, Sweden,
saying he mas enjoyed the summer In
sweden ana may some time return to
Economy is the most essential element of
success. The household expense book is
sued by the Live Sock National bank
makes II easy for you to practice economy.
They are free. Get one today.
The Kensington which was to have been
given wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Grace Pinnel has been postponed lndefi-
nitely. This function was to have been
given by the Women's auxiliary to st.
Martins church.
Joe Volcek was arrested by officer Nav
Kinney at Twenty-sixth and . for rails
ing a disturbance on a South Omaha street
car. He was charged with being intoxi-
Gated. He had fought with the conductor
and received a beating.
Quarantine for diphtheria has been placed
on the homes of William O'Connell, Forty
third and x streets; John Rothes, Forty
fourth and "; A.. L. Bergquiat, Twenty
fifth and F.; A. Kosiski, Twenty-seventh
and w streets; and NJ. Rosholm, Twenty
second and Q streets.
Hon. L.. A. Sutton, H. c, Murphy and
Colonel J. G. Root win be the principal
speakers at the Phillip Miller smoker to be
given this evening at Masonic hall by
South Omaha camp No. 211. Woodmen OF
the World. MIR. Miller leaves soon for
Kansas to assume the position So state
manager for the Woodmen of the World.