Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-19
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IOWA CITY-Mrs. Joe Rabbit OF lows
city, whose husband was killed by a
train two years age, yesserq az, reeesiHed
railroad for the death Of Mr.. Rabbit.
IOWA CITY-General j, H. stsbbS Of the
Pension department OF the United States
dress at the Memorial day EXERCISES here
May 80. His subject will be The Battle
Of Nashville"
oRLwEIN-The firm of Tyrell &
Weaver, drygoods merchants of this city,
Thursday filed a petition In bankruptcy In
the federal court at Dubuque. The llabtl-
tiles are listed at 10000 and the assets are
scheduled at $500. OF the liabilities 1850
consists OF claims due for merchandise
sold the firm.
DENIsON-The state OF Iowa has been
divided into twenty-eight districts for the
! purpose of gathering census returns on
| manufactures, mines and quarries. Special
agent r. c. Mcconnell OF the bureau at
Washington, is here selecting a special
| agent for the district composed OF CraW-
ford, Carroll, Harrison, Monona and
Greene counties. j. II. Norris OF Dentson
will gather the statistics for the district.
CHARITON-The affairs OF the d~efunct
First National bank formerly operated by
the Mallorys and Frank Croker are being
| brought to a close, the depositors being
paid a dividend yesterday Of 1875 per cent,
making a total thus far paid 70 them OF
419k per cent. There will be another diyi-
dend OF 5 per cent or perhaps more to be
paid several months later. when the busi-
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LoGAN-The lineup for city election In
Logan is as follows: For mayor, Gale
Mills; for councilmen, C., w. Hunt, Frank
H WmI,a 7; eart Adam 6DS :; M Al tIeFst! F s9g
mayor, C., A. Bolter; for councilmen, ID, II.
Seabury, 1. N. Berkly, NJ. A. Humphrey, A:
for V trea sSGs ana and T. A. uH Massle for r'V as.
tickets.
GLADgFooK-TRe seven school houses
OF tho subdistrict OF Clay township, Grundy
county, are not to be used for holding re
ligious gatherings. Such was the verdict
a the people Of the subdistrict at a special
election held yesterday. The church peo-
pie had planned TO carry the gospel into
| those neighbOrhoods, which have no
churches, by holding. church services IN
minded otherwise.
CREsTON-The widow Of the late Nelson
Quick, who died recently in the asylum at
ClaTinda, has brought action against Carl
Waltersdorf, a saloonist of this place, for
damages amounting to $4,000, which, she
claims. Is the amount suffered by her
through the death Of her husband, which,
she asserts, was largely due 20 excessive
drinking, and that the greater part OF the
liquor used by him was furnished by the
defendant in his place Of business.
GREDs sTS SSSTyy vAtTo5psy Arm ba 9
made a raid last night on a Lorimor drug
store, conducted by Willis Wolfe, where
they found one barrel Of half-pint bottles
OF whisky, one keg of gin, one Of apricot
brandy and a quantity OF other liquors, all
opened and being sold under the protection
OF a drug store, II has been decided not to
prosecute the man now, but permanently
10 enjOin him from ever conducting a drug
store Ia the state.
DENIsoN-At the republican caucus
Wednesday night the young men came to
the front and made a complete sweep OF
all the old officials except one, Unex-
pectedly, the present mayor, +. 5. Rollins,
who has been in but one term, was beaten
by w. II. Laub. The balance Of the ticket
IS as follows: James Armstrong and
Charles Christensen, councilman at large;
| Arthur Green, councilman First ward; w.
III. Gibson, councilman Second ward, and
G, +. French. councilman Third ward: O..
l.. Yoss, treasurer; II. A. Norman. assessor.
LAub was out Of town when the caucus
occurred and cares nothing for the office