Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-15

900 miles through various parts OF Iowa,
Wisconsin and Illinois. lie made his escape
t ,bTav e99s s6t X soi M cmSed
from his window on second story.
NBWTON--Dr. Ida 6Suthrie, Carthage,
Ill. charged with dynRmiting the house
lover, lay asleep With his bride near New
ton. Iowa, was put on trial Tuesday
FORT DoDGBAThN. coroner,s Jury i'm.
paaelled because OF the death OF Erck
after he had ana lain W dead there about twelve
hours, decided today his death was due
TO heart trouble. his age superinducing
the malady, ,... ..,., .
who win be successor to Superintendent
e. b. Fletcher who resigns as head OF the
Cherokee-Omaha division OF the Illinois
June is viii be q. w. Berry OF the
St. Louis division OF the road.
MASON CITY-After thirteen years Of
service as postmaster OF Burr Oak, n. -.
enough of Il serving Uncle Sam, and has
rendered his resignation to be accepted
J JS according 70 arrangement gene his sue
NEwToN-Taking loaded shotgun, o:
Adams, a farmer living near here, placed
the muSle TO his head Monday, and with
q crooked stick pulled 1.-THE trigger: The
top OF his head was blown off. Adams,
who was u has been unsound mentally
since he suffered stroke of paralysis
last rail-. ,if~Frh .sc. sf-a
FORT DopaE-Phoebe and Robert Mum
OF this oitys children of prosperous
Webster county, farmer are to be married
the same day Wednesday, by double
ceremony in Sacred Heart Catholic chouch
\ IN this city Miss Mum will wed James
Cotter of Denver, Colo, and her brother
claims as his bride Miss Media GreenwaS
or Oskaloosa. o. - Is
| MoNTEzUMAt-ButEl last night en-
| tered the postoffice and from the jewelrS
stock owned: BY l.. A. Bryan, which oecu,
pies the lobby, stole watches, rings ane
ornaments Of a value Of $175, in addition t
$2 In cash. Nothing In the postoffice wal
touched. Five new watches, twenty-five
1 rings and twelve ladies' fobs, we're among
the articles taken sS5l..
| HANS1LIi-While sick with appendicitis
! and while being taken In a buggy from
this place to Hampton, yesterday, for al
operation, the team which was pulling thu
buggy ran away. threw out the patient
him that he may die The horses becam
| frightened at an automobile. Hoover wa
hurried In q car to Hampton, where toda!
covery aa!s -
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. into the Newton
Northwestern railroad depot Monday
Leonard Hudson. aged II. and Harold Nor
one for $3.50 and the other for s11S. Tn
smaller check was cashed at a candy store
and the boys made an attempt to get tn
When arrested they confessed. They vii
be held TO the Juvenile court,
| MASON, CITY-Dr. Frank w. Luce, TO
years a member Of the Northwest low
and Upper Iowa Methodist Episcopal con
ferences. was quite badly injured In al
automobile accident at Cleveland, Ohio
He Is now pastor Of the First church there
The. car in which h. and his wife wer
driving plunged over q fifteen-foot EN-
bankment into. Doan creek. The daeto
was able to preach at the dedication Q
a church next day, but after had a collaps
and Is In quite a serious condition. Mr.
Luce had her arm ssprained and numerou
bruises on her body.
IOWA FALLS-The joint convention o
the Odd Fellows ahd Rebekah lodges Il
Hardin county win be held at Alden Thu
i year and Thursday of this week has beel
selected as the date. In the afternoon tn
Odd Fellows will play a game Of ball, AM
the Rebekahs viii hold session in tn
Woodmen hail. In the evening degree worl
will be conferred by the Buckeye lodge, Il
the Odd Fellows ha1 and at the same hou
Eldora will exemplify the secret work o
that degree, at the, Woodmen hall.
IOWA FALLIS-Six young men of thi
city left here last week to take up mission
airy work in North and South Dakota
under the auspices OF the Congregations
church. o.. the. SIX. John Hansen. son o
Mr.. and Mrs L" NJ. Hanson, Will be sta
toned at Stanton, N. D., as pastor, Win
Dwight Morgan, who Is a son of Mr.. an
Mrs. A, J. Morgan. will take similar posi-
ton at Wilton n. d, The other four VII
pastorat4s for, the present at least. Tn
Tricky Joseph Han is, Ira Gordon an
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