Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
yebraska News Votes.

BEATRICE-There are fourtesn cases Of
LEpholu Fever at the feeble-ninded institute
NEBRASKA CITY-Aiss Emma Morton
sister Of the late J. Sterling Morton Is
4ulte III al Aroor Lodge, her home with
penumunia-
BEATRICE-Rev. N. Fulcomsr. United
brethren minister, died yesterday morning
Al ais home At Blue Springs. lie was y
years OF age
BROKEN BOw-Alvin DaIv. ex-couutv
commissioner, was badly injured in a run
away al his MLburu tar-n. thirry miles
northwest Of here.
BEATRICE-W- P Norcrozs. owner of
ne nlock which was destroyed hens YES
tefuay, announces thar ne viii not attempt
10 repair the building, 1ur viii erect "a
modern structure TO replace il.
81 jTHERLAND-The Sutherland EiEn
school is 20 have two contestants at the
state Geld meet at Lincoln NAY & They
are Harley ECnnam ana Roland Cookie
the former jumper and the latter a long
distance runner.
ST SUTHERLAND-Pr7-ing two locks from
the front door. burglars Thursday night.
gained entrance TO the Yates clothing
store The proprietor figures that his
losses amount TO about So. Several
watches ana some money were taken.
BROKEN BCW-Al a meeting OF the ex-
ecutive COMMITTEES Of the Commercial club
today a COMMITTEES was appointed to So
.Lclt a money 1or ne building OF a cement
sidewalk reaching rrom the city limits 70
feet.
BEATRICE-The Young Mems Christian
association base ball team OF this city
played the Fairbury High scnool nine al
aIrbury yesterday ana won Dy the score
OF ~ 70 8 tairbury was unable to DO any
thing with rttsinger, BeatTice's pitcher
Who twirled good bail.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Coroner c. v. Rar-
stems and daughter OF this city ana August
Lheile Of Berlin left last evening for rneir
olu nome IN Germany, where they expect
10 spend six months of a year Neither
OF the gentlemen have been back to their
1ld nome for over forty years and expect
70 unu many changes.
TECUAdSEH-Mrs. Rebecca A. Farts- wife
OF Robert Fairs. died at the family home
~ tnls city Thursday. Besides the husband
Mrs. Farls is survived BY seven children
VINO are Mrs z l. Alspilrv OF Ffiavysff1a
Neb. George h Faris. Mrs. Richard G4bb
wallace Far1s, Mrs. E. W. Cook. Mrs. Il
county.
rECUMSEEI-After a brief period Of re-
u cement the jury N the case Of the state
OF Nebraska against DR.. 7. G. Neff OF
sterling, on an incest charge. returned with
4 verdict Of aCquItraI al 3 D clock rniE afr
er1oon- Ar the conclusion OF the taking
u testimony the case was submitted to the
jury without argument by agreement hy
both sizes.
VALENTISE-The town buHrd had a spe-
claL meeting ana decided 10 Gail a special
election IN regard TO the request OF the
state 70 give forty acres Of land on which
10 build permanent buildings for the state
experimental farm, the state only has
a ease from tle government for the land
ana II does not want 10 erect permanent
buildings ON leased ground
NEBRASKA CITY-MarcuE SIchl i
e!othlng merchant, attacked Attorney John
g. W alSun as ne was seated at A table IN
a restaurant yesterday ana was arrested
ana taken before County Judge w W VII
son VINO. after hearing the case. assessed
A me 1I 80 ana costs ana then placed him
under 80 bond to appear before him next
week 20 snow cause under a peace warrant
which had been issued.
-,1t-L-!E..NS-rhs Nebraska intercollegiate
Fr1HlnltiOn league held It's annual cunven-
lon ana oraTnr1Cal contest here Thursday
-Ae JIlceIa rur the ensuing year ~ rH
-, = Ns-.'. -t-al1siIt, L. a. moo
nan uL edtuer5 vice president, Ruth Mill
sap Of Central City. seCretarv- treasurer
X W huy n Wesleyan. In the Oratori-
cal contest Clyde C1rdner OF Catner won
first place; Eugene Bishop Of York. second
FALRMONT-rhe Board 1f Education Sc
lecteu L. K Trout Of Elba. Men. as in
siT1otor IN science N the Fa4rmunt schools
Tor Lue ensuing year at salary OF 50 per
month. IA ls graduate OF York college
MISS NinuA Hudson. Latin instructor mas
oeen promoted 10 principal -oT the ensuing
year. This completes tina teaching CORPS tor
ne next year. Dr. j. = Roach will deliver
the hign Behuui commencement address
June s.
HARVAAD-One wear ago Harvard
SCHOOLS, under the direction or Superin-
tsndenJ R " Clark. started \ patrons
4AtH consisting 1l exercises lV the diff
LerenI departments ana talks 1y patrons
ana pt-e-s on school work. rhE secund uf
these exercises came Friday afternoon.
Wien 5000 rEerCls-s We're Furnished nv the
llEn school students ana talks lv George
IL. Thomas ami Dr. IrniEun. outgoing
member OF the school board and Carl
rlor.ne VINO takes his place on the board.
UTICA real estate deal was made here
yesterday whereby j II. Miller editor uf
the Utica Weekly sun became the owner u
ne tiTst National bank building owned by
o. O. Jones ana Fritz BeCEuTd. The con-
5luFratiun was E--o3. An addition uf twenty
feet VIII soon be erected ar the rear N
the large building Goo meet with the de-
mands Of his 1usiucs. ana when comnietllf
VIII De one 0f the most c0mmudiuus print
lnE establishments In -tIs part Of the state
CrlCA-rhe new bank fixtures aud rlrui-
llre TOR the Merchants bank have been
placed IN their fine remOdeled building ana
lL VIII be ready for occupancy ABOUT NAY ..
l1DLDREGE-The Phelps county sunday
stnuul convention convened yesterday az
We're present az the sessions and every sun
uaF school In the county was we'll reure-
senteI- Lne convention continued today
ana ms octaF-a Jones on hastings gave
an address ON The Home Department
Reports or the different Sundag- zehu0le In
me county were made by tine deiegates and
Miss Mnnura BergulsI talked ON The sun
4af school Pledges Tor state WORK In
me afternoon the program included -N0r-
nal Training uy Miss Huidan swanson.
Lhs Importance 1f Teachers Training
91 KEY D. 81 haFne or this CITY IT Temper
aslce Successes IN sunday school Work bv
MIS- HuEu LuuEnur and view Graded
Lessons uy Miss Berquist-
MovEuEHTs oR oCHAE 5EEAaGazrps.
Pnrt Arrives sz1led
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