Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-05

a decision received here yesterday, dis
missed the petition OF the appellants.
LAKE CIrF-WilNam Hershey OF Riuard
will soon be placed on trial In the district
court Tor the alleged murder Of his brother
iu-law. William Anthony, whom Hershey
is charged with having shot Hershey is
in the county jail having been unable to
secure bonds.
IOWA CITY-An unusually large NUM-
Der Of typhoid cases among students and
toWnspeople has developed a scare Of an
epidemic m Iowa City. one doctor stated
today that there were more cases Of the
disease ln Iowa City today than he had
ever heard Of
sHENANDOAH-Ro johnson. son OF
Andy johnson Of this place, has made the
best record iu husldng corn that has yet
been reported here. In ten hours and m,
Crihbed Isl bushels. and this on land pro-
ducing but fifty bushels to the acre.
BOONE-Fouowing the outbreak OF the
dreaded cattle disease, blackleg, reported
from southern Marshall county, the disease
has appeared in the northern part Of Boone
county Charles Pitcher has lost four val
yaccinated.
N-yTON-Mrs Inez shintaffer, aged
Is years, Of this place is belieyed to be the
Youngest divorced wife I'm the State Of Iowa
| This morning in the district court she was
FOR alleged desertion. The couple was mar
ried July 1, 1905 when the girl-wife was a
child Of g.
IDA AuEAOh E. ne WOTk OF securing the
petition Of consent for the saloons OF Ida
county IS now being pushed and both sides
20 the question are showing much interest
and energy. The Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union has issued notices that they
viii publish the name OF every person who
signs the list.
/ IDA GROVE-At the farm home Of Jacob
Brown, east OF town, where they we're
frying out grease after butChering. the pot
I OF fat boiled over and caught fire. One
I Of the children threw a pail Of water on the
[ pot and this caused the fire TO float all
over the kitchen. Three Of the older chill
/ dren were seriously burned about the face
and hands.
/ AMEs-sx hundred and elghty-one stu
dents have enrolled in the freshman class
/ OF the Iowa State college this fall and
early winter. The number 10 an increase
/ OF II over last year. Two hundred and
/ seventy-five have enrolled for the agricul-
/ ture course which is more than have en-
rolled In all OF the engineering depart
ments combined.
| SEARSBORO-Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nor
/ gan Of this place, who have lived IN Powe-
shiek county continuously since 1855, yes
terday celebrated the siXtieth anniversary
/ Of their wedding. Mr.. Morgan in IS and
/ his wife is 81. Among the children and
/ grandchildren present from a distance
/ were Mr.. and Mrs. L, w. Morgan. A. n.
Morgan and Ada Edwin and Thomas Nor
gan all Of Lincoln, Neb.
| IOWA CITY-Some twenty-five goods of
/ the State University OF Iowa are TO take
part in a minstrel show at the university s
! auditorium Monday evening. Monster pla-
/ cards, appearing on the university campus
| today, told Of dancing and cake-walking
as feature Of the affair and further II
! has been announced that the young men
I Of the school will be permitted 70 attend.
/ The sale OF tickets Is large.
! 1MOGENE-Father Hayes, pastor Of St.
/ Patricks church, has received a telegram
from Monsignor Shahan, rector Of the Cath
Z Ole university Of WASHINGTON, d. G. that he
I will visit the church here in the near fu-
/ ture. Father Hayes has been most NUM-
I ficent in his gifts TO the university and
/ has willed the Institution 100000 upon his
death, hence the reason for the visit Of
one OF Americas foremost prelates