Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04

IOWA FALts-James r. Smith, an en-.
ploye OF the Chicago 4 Northwestern rail
home in this city Tuesday afternoon and
was buried In Union cemetery here. Thurs.
day. Mr. Smith was born. In New York In
LOGAN-Mrs. Carrigan OF Woodbine was
given n divorce and 5000 almonY iu
a proceeding here yesterday settled ALMOST
to the evidence submitted I'm the Gilhiure
vs.. Remington and Ruff, an alleged con-
spiracy case, the court took the matter
under advisement.
IOWA FALLS-Attorney w. w. White
returned from northern Iowa with his
bride yesterday, having been married We'd
Whorter OF that place. This marriage cul-
inmates a romance OF school days, when
worth college in this city.
CRESTON-A case OF infantile paralysis
has developed In this city, II being the IL
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Thomp,,
has been very SICK, The lower limbs from
the hips down are entirely paralyzed,
there not being the slightest power OF mo
ton in the lower eNtremiues Harry Tay-
Tor, the young man at MEANWHILE, VINO mas
been III three weeks with the disease is
believed to be some better.
CRESTON-A Vera Olson, a l6-year-
old girl and Master Roy Fjaestad aged Q,
arrived from Stockholm, sweden, yesteT-
day, having made the entire trip alone.
they left the swedish capital August Is,
and aside from little difficulty eNper-
fenced at the ELLIS Island station owing to
a misunderstandlng the voyage was made
without the least trouble 10y tue youthful
travellers. Miss Olson is the sister OF l(r.
Fjaestad Of this city and the lad is the
son OF Mrs. FJaestad.
LOGAN-Charles and Olaf Hansen John
son, the twins who were captured and held
for entering cars and who afterward cut
their way to liberty through the walls of
the Logan jail only to he recaptured IN
a short time near Logan, were indicted
by the grand jury in session here, also
RsafNfo amir Il lin n
nuisance at Missouri Valley. After return
ing bills against others whose names are
not now to be made public, the grand jury
adjourned until September 10.
LOGAN--Seventeen Greeks in the employ
or the &. a n. w. railroad company were
robbed of 500 worth of clothing and other
belongings In their absence. from their
camp here yesterday. instead of notifying
Sheriff Rock and the police force OF Logan,
ment for some hours, thereby giving tie
thief ample time TO make good his escape.
Ihough a number OF rumors are afloat
concerning the identity of the robber or
robbers, they are beneved to have been
tramps
LoGAN-Luff Payne and Herbert Car
ing year. Tress. McCod, Grinnell; Bernard
Doyle. Neda Norman, Vernon Lawrence,
Donald Hunt, Harry JOY Charles Norman,
City; Ina Fry Vera DAVIS Helen Dodge,
Marguerite Berkeley, Cedar Falls; Lucy and
Omaha; Camille Cochran and MaT sueiy,
Brown, Brownell Hall, Omaha. With the
exception of Vernon Lawrence, the fore
going named students are of Logan and its
viciity.
FORT DODGE-Hiram Dillingham;, al
legged wife deserter, who created sensa-
tion recently when he left his wife and
large family, has been located at Roseau.
Mimi, and Sheriff Lund of Webster
county, armed with extradition papers, il
on his way to Roseau to return with him
to Fort Dodge where he will answer to the
charge of wife desertion and then be con-
fronted with divorce proceedings and the
demand for alimony. The girl named as
correspondent is said to be but 16 years of
age, a friend of the family, who spent
much time with the mother and older
daughter before the elopment.