Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-25
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Fifteen Hundred Names Added to
Registration List.
STREET CAR STRIKES A BUGGY
r.. smith OF Omaha, who In an the
RIG, IL Severely Bruined, but
Is b to ne Taken TO
His Home.

AZ nearly as the rzRistration could be
estimated about 1900 names we're added to
tho rolls Saturday in South Omaha. The
Second precinct Of the Sixth ward had
$50 names, which was about the average
OF the precincts Of the First and Second
wards. The other wards OF the city showed
lighter registration than common. The
grand totals for the three days will prob
ably reach $500. This is not more than
three-fifths OF the maximum vote. Up TO
the registration Of yesterday the repub-
licans had a lead OF about 200 on the face
OF the registration.
Those who failed to register yesterday
will have no voice in the primary elections
to be held neNt spring.
street Car Strikes Buggy.
p. Smith. 1888 South T~wenty-eighth
street, Omaha, was hurt in a street car
accident at Twcnty-sixth and Q streets
at s p. m. He and John CARRIER were riding
In a buggy when the rig was struck by
a southbound car. The rig was demol-
ished and Mr.. Smith thrown out and hurt.
His injury consisted Of many bruises and
scratches about the head and shoulders.
The other man escaped injury. The horse
was slightly hurt also and ran way with
the emnan OF the rig. DR.. e. L. De-
Lanney was called and after an hour he
was able to stand removal to his home In
Omaha.
Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Vera Milburne OF South Omaha ana
c. H. Marling. s24 North Twenty second
street. TIL wedding was a quiet ono.
only the immediate relatives and friends
being present. Miss Genevieve Milbourne
was bridesmaid and Bruce Darling, best
R4Ua Ufka -f.m - --
house decorations were yellow and white.
Cosmas adorned the reception room and
chrysanthemums and roses the dining
room. The bride wal dressed In a blue
serge travelling suit and the bridesmaid
in a white wool princess gown MANN
gifts were received. After the ceremony4
C. Fl. Darling Of Clinton, Ia, were ma
ried at 2 p. m. yesterday by DR.. r. l..
Wheeler, at the home OF the brides cousin,
reception was held during the greater part
OF the afternoon. They left at 8 p. m. for
Niagara and the eastern states. They
VIII be at home after December / at Clin-
ton, Ia.
stolen Property Located.
The South Omaha police succeeded In
locating the clothing and suitcase stolen
from Jackson Owens a few days ago. The
gold bracelet and watch chain were not
discovered. LeAnder Davis and John VIII
son, two negroes. were arrested for the
crime and George Rose and Lewis Starks
were thought to ave some connection.
The harness and robe stolen from the
stables of l.. II. Greer were also located at
one of the local secondhand stores. The
police nave not yet located the supposed
thief.
A complaint has been filed by Robert
Walker against o Kelly, charging him
with stabbing with intent to wound. The
case will be tried Monday. Kelly was
able for the first time to appear In police
court yesterday. He was stabbed near
the heart.
Sam Pecan, an Austrian, complained to
the police last night that he had lost S2S
from his room. He kept the money tied
up in a handkerchief and laid It down
while he was dressing. He went away and
forgot 1t. When he returned to his room
the money was gone. The police are In
Vestigating the case.
Magic CitV Gossip.
II Ladies Aid society OF The NFrIend's
church will meet Wednesday afternool win
MRS. Z. f. Abel, fS6 North Thlrty-Ihnth
street Omaha.
The members OF the First Christian
church will tender Rev. and Mrs. y, n
Ray a farewell reception Monday evening
at the church parlors.
Miss Grace Dross is expected home Mon
day from an extended trip TO Seattle and
away for two months.
Bill Carnes and John Thurman were ar
rested by Captain Sheehan last night for
disturbing the peace and trying to force
a bartender to cash a check.