Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10

BEATRICE-The Beatrice and Cambridge
foot ball teams will play here Friday after
noon.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. s. scheenfeld,
aged 8s died yesterday OF diabetes and
was buried today. She leaves husband to
mourn her death.
NEBRASKA CITY-wnnam Hughes has
resigned his position at the Thygeson
pharmacy and gone to California for his
health, which has been poor OF late.
BEATRICE-Earl owens, a young man
Sheriff Schiek on the charge OF passing
forged check at Kleins store for suit
OF clothes.
BEATRICE-word was received here yes
terday from Lincoln announcing the death
of Miss Ollie George, a former resident of
this city, which occurred in hospital at
that place
NEBRASKA CITY-o. F. Harlan OF Bea-
time since purchased the E. A. Brown drug
stock and yesterday sold II to J. g. Wool
oSy OF HuP P Hep VINO a TOOK G bsrs at
NEBRASKA CITY-News has been re-
ceived here Of the death OF Chris Celke at
Anadarko, Ok. He was one OF the pioneer
settlers of this county and was aged So.
He leaves a widow and eleven children.
His brothers and other relatives still re-
side in this county.
BEATRICE-At the regular meeting of
the city council last evening an ordinance
providing for per cent tax on the gross
receipts of telegraph and express COM
panies and a tax Of per cent upon the
| gross receipts OF electric light and tele-
phone companies was read and passed.
| NEBRASKA CITY-At the tax sale held
| by the county treasurer yesterday II was
/ found that he had but two small piSSes Of
| farm lands and several town lots TO dispose
/ Of The taxes on all other real estate had
/ been paid UP prior to the time for the sale.
This Is the best showing this county has
even been able to make.
! BHATRICE-J. r. Edwards, who was
| shot and seriously wounded some weeks
ago at Wymore by tho accidental discharge
OF a revolver in the hands OF Frank Jack
ceiving treatment in a hospital here, has
| been removed to his home at Wymore He
has almost recovered from his injuries
! NEBRASKA CITY-B. A. Arrison, a
farmer from near Palmyra, went to Sid
ney Ia, to visit with his brother, and
while there became violently insane
Sheriff Fischer went over there yesterday
and brought him home He viii have his
hearing before the commissioners on In
sanity tomorrow and they will dispose of
his case
morning of the death at Fremont, Neb, Of
Miss Cell Adams. She graduated from
the Craig High school last June and later
removed to Fremont with her parents Her
body will be brought here Thursday for
burial. A younger sister was buried here
last week and Miss Cell was then quite
all, but considered out of danger.
BEATRICE-Sheriff J. l.. sohiek was
called to Beattie, Kan, yesterday to assist
the officers in trying to run down several
bank robbers who dynamited the safe i9
secured $500. The robbers were followed
to the Nebraska Kansas state line, south
of Wymore, where all trace OF them was
lost.
ST PAUL-Albert Jacobs. a young man
of our city, was arrested yesterday on a
charge OF burglary, for having broken into
appropriated jewelry Of the value OF $50.
On being arraigned in court this morning
before County Judge Smith he pleaded
guilty to the complaint and was bound
over TO district court under bonds Of 800.
KHARNEY-Four deaths occurred here
Monday. Mrs. Charles M. Knolls, % years
old and the mother Of four children, died
OF blood poisoning Miss Ollie A. Balm, .
school teacher, 26 years old, died Of typhoid
which is prevalent here now. Mrs. Sarah
f. Kerr, 90 years OF age, died Of pneu-
monia- w. ]. Clark, pioneer OF Buffalo
county, died at his home near Amherst
at the age OF So.
NEBRASKA CITY-George Flessner a
tenant farmer residing near Douglas was
from a visit with his uncle In Illinois, or
the charge of disposng Of mortgaged prop
erty belonging to the Bank of Douglas
and the Bank Of Sterling. He has a wife
and five children, whom he left when he
went TO Illinois, and did not tell them
when OF where has was going. He does
Z not seem 20 realize that he has committed
{ crime
NEBRASKA CITY-Ed doff and Der
Goldsberry are in Jail and Charley Kins'
ley and Joe Smith are confined to theil
bed because OF a fracas which they gOt
into Goff had a knife ran in under his
, left eye and II came out under the righ
, eye Hinsley was stabbed in the side, and
Smith had a large scalp wound and Is SUI
, fering from conclusion Of the brain. The
men refuse to give an account OF how TIT
fight took place but II Is known II wai
> over a girl They viii be held awaiting tbs
results OF the injuries of the three men
r GodsbeTry escaped without a cash. 10,
1 Krandt, a bystander, had his right hand
badly gashed and NAV lose one finger.