Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-01


BEATRfCE-Gordun's Cleaners lost 20 ne
WTmore ball team al Wyuore yesterday
b. the score Of %
RED CLoUD-L. A. Haskins died Al bis
home on Seuard street TINS morning after
a lingering illness 81 nearly tive years. NJ.
Hasklns vas a pfoifeer farmer and han
moved 20 town a few years ago
sCTTON-A Newton for many years
resident Of this place and a painter ~
trade. was found dead a. his lodging place
in the Burke block wednesday morning
Heart trouble is believed 70 be the cause
q he death.
RED CLOuD-w. r. Harrington passed
away Tuesday night az the age q 81
years M Harrington vas, until year
aEo, an Influential farmer Of Bstin town
snip he caves a widos and several chA-
oreu to mourn his loss.
BEAVER CITT-James Hewitt. . young
man met with a peculiar acciden- Wednes-
lng a young colt when IL kicked at bin
and a small sharp pointed STICK was IN
some manner driven into the pupil Of the
left eye and the sight destroyed
sCTTON-The committee on Fourth Of
July arrangements has arranged with the
Burlington % run a special train from LID
coin neXt Monday morning returning ate
IN the evening. This viii give people OF
Lincoln. as vel as those living In toEns
along the road which do not celebrate,
chance 10 enjoy the program there.
BEATRICE 81 McNaIy. travelling Pas
senger agent Tor the Rock Island r0ad- met
yesterday with the directors Of the com
mercial club fer the purpose Of consider
ing the adFisabtity q putting CA an extra
ton. Kan Mr.. McNaily said he would take
the matter Up with the proper officials and
said he believed the new train would De IN
stalled BY september l.
RED CLOUD-Tom Cralick, a farmer 8v-
flg sourh q this city met with a very ser
iOus accident He was cutting wheat ana
some tWine having ia some manner wrapped
around the shafting, ne got down between
- 10
started suddenly, cutting Mr.. Cral1ck IN the
back and almost severtng MS right foot
He Is II a critical condition and the doctors
have no hopes for his recovery
PLATTEMOUTH-Mrs sarah J. Atwood
celebrated her eighty fourth blTtnoay an
niVersary in her home in This city Wednes-
day and was assisted by her two sons and
some q her grandchildren During the day
many Of her neighbors called and con
graduated her upon her good health and
wished that she might celebrate many more
1 Birthday greetings were received from
] friends in many states and one from
I cousin in Scotland. Ont
! TABLE ROCE-Table Rock yesterday, al
/ a special election called for that purpose
+ the village OF Table Rock adopt the tnir1a-
I tive and referendum as provided BY the
ter thtrty-tWO tS2D Of the Nebraska session
laws for 1881 There we're seVenty-six
votes for the proposition and only thirty
/ five against A sweeping victory for those
who favor the initiative and referendum
! RED CLOED-Whfle Mrs. Pete Lieder-
| brand and her son were driving 70 toWn
Wednesday the team became frightened and
! started 10 run away. They both Jumped
/ out Of the buggy and Mrs Liederbrano
4 struck on her head She was unconscious
/ for six hours and was not expected 10 i've
/ The curious part of the accident was thal
] the team came into town and stopped and
did not 50 much as break an egg in tht
1 buggy. There were four dozen eggs and
I several pounds Of butter In the buggy
j BEATRICE-At a meeting OF the Board
| OF Education last evening the estirnat'
adopted for the year was S59900. This WI
/ push the levy TO the limit again. which L
/ 3 mills. tse same as last year F. P Beer
resigned as principal Of the city school u
I take the superinrendency Of the David Cit!
! schools. Mas Vera Daring resigned ont
4 Of the city teachers to take a, position Wit
the high school al Portland. Ore H c
II Powell Of Pittsburg, Kan, was elected in
structor in manual training.