Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02

released %; amount, SiS. 1913: number OF city
mortgages filed, y: amount S26,GSi number
OF city mortgages released, "a amount
81, lOS.
NEBRASKA ClTY-winard Beasley OF
Syracuse was arrested and brought to this
city last evening to answer TO the charge
OF using dynamite in the Little Nemaha
river near that place, for the purpose OF
Killing fish in that stream. The informa-
ton was filed by one OF the deputy game
wardens.
lORk-A new, modern, up-to-date air
dome theater is being built on lots adjon-
ing the York opera house. Dressing rooms
IN the opera house will be used and when
the weather is inclement the show VIII
take place in the opera house. The air
dome viii be opened next week by stock
company.
Franklin county and Miss Eima Spanjet
We're united in marriage Wednesday AZ
the home of the brides parents near Burr
which they left for their future home on
a farm belonging to the groom near
FRANKLIN, Neb.
EMERSON-Dr. l., a, Lansing has been
medicine at Wakefield Last September
Dr. Lansing sold his practice TO Dr. Tom
linson and agreed not TO re-enter the field
practice II Is alleged, but the court do
csded he must stay out.
EMERSON--A class OF thirty young peo-
pie were confirmed at the Catholic church
Monday. Bishop Keene of Cheyenne, Wyo,
delivered the address for the occasion The
following priests were in attendance:
Father Keene of Norfolk, Father English
of Hubbard Father McCarty Of Visto aud
Father Burke of Emerson.
NEBRASKA CITY-Judge Travis is hold
ing an adjourned term OF the district court
and hearing the evidence In the case of
the state against Trimbly, who was fined
for violating an ordinance governing pool
halls at Syracuse and appealed the case.
There are several criminal cases on the
docket for trial this week.
BEATRICE-An automobile party, COM
prising Dan Killen, Supervisor Kretzer and
10. j. Shaw of Adams, and James Winter
steen of Lincoln, had a smashup a few
miles cast of the city yesterday caused
by the car striking the stump OF tree
near the road. The car was pretty badly
damaged, but the occupants escaped injury.
EXETER-The Wilmer Brown farm
comprising about l64 acres, just outside
the corporation, was sold last week to
$4,000, the highest price paid for any
farm in this vicinity Mr.. Brown pur-
chased this farm three or four years ago
vestment,
MCOoL JUNCTIoN-sx young people
were given diplomas for completing the
eleventh grade by Prof Doty, The add
dress of the evening was given by Hon.
| g. II. Sloan The graduates were Everett
Bellows Earl Weidman, Dorothy prier.
An entertainment was given by lower
grades and $50 proceeds will be used to
! buy an organ for the school.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Mlss Emma Morton,
| sister of the late j. Sterling Morton, who
recently made wonderful rally from an
attack of pneumonia, is again very i'll. She
| is gradually growing weaker. Her nephew,
| Joy Morton OF Chicago has been at her
bedside for several days, but was called
away on business, She is old and her re-
| Operative powers are not strong as
they were prior to her late illness.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Richard Nelman of
Burr came to the city yesterday in COM
pany with his l5-year-old niece and they
| registered as man and wife at one of the
hotels. The man is "a years of age. They
were arrested last night and both are in
| jail to await the action of the county at
| torney. The girl seems to be quite ignorant
| and does not realize why she was brought
| to the city and so informed the officers
| who made the arrest.