Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-22
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treasurers OF Gage. jefferson. Thayer and
Nuckolls counties the sum of H,O6l.Ss.
CREIGHTON-Fire today destroyed the
large barn and contents Of G Schroeder,
II ing one mile north OF Creighton. Cause
OF the fire unknown. very valuable
mare and colt harness and about ten ton
Of hay we're completely destroyed. Total
loss ABOUT SLIGO with very little insurance.
BEATR1CE-The first and second bat
tahons Of the Seventh cavalry, Y. 5. A,
OF Colonel Hunter, went into camp at the
driving park today. The troops number
six hundred. men and six hundred horses
and are out for a four hundred mile march
They will leave tomorrow for lincoln.
KEARNEY--Owing to the frequency OF
the fires lately on the south side OF the
railroad track IN this city i has been de.
side f. +. Roby OF the Kearney Flour
Mills has donated piece Of land and
volunteer fire department will be organ
lied, composed of south siders altogether.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. Smith, a young
man arrested at Omaha on the charge OF
steahns suit case at Wymore belonging
was arfagned in county court today ana
pleaded not guilty. He was bound over to
the snm Of so IN defa GIt 0f w fGS Se
was remanded to the county jail.
FULLEHTON---A new steel reservoir has
just been completed at Fullerton with
capacity of 10000 gallons. 1t is thirty-five
feet across and twenty four feet hign and
is erected on hill 1876 feet above the street
I9 ysE tRSs giving sPiepdid pressure
We're the contractors. Fullerton now has
one OF the best equipped water plants in
the state
fORK-The York Commercial club, learn
ing of loss by fire and destitute circum-
stances Of Mrs Eliza Martin a widow
having two small grandchildren TO support,
mac one OF Its members, NJ. l.. Harper,
solicit cash subscriptions, clothing gro
ceres and household goods. Mr.. Harper
reports that he received in cash subscrlp-
hA hOg l.n.t l.N -
small home for Mrs. Martin, which has
been decided to her, and that donations OF
amounts to at leSs sSo @5r. labor etc.
BBATRlCE-Bouis Wolf, alias Walton,
VINO was taken to Fort Riley Kas yes
terday by Sheriff Schek on the charge OF
was badly wanted by the officers there
Before coming to Beatrice he visited
number of Kansas towns, where he Sc
cured about $1,000 on worthless checks.
When he visited a town he contracted for
large amount of groceries and meats and
after he became acquainted with the mer-
chants he would spring a check on them
which Invariably brought cash He was
making good start In Nebraska when
taken In by Sheriff Schiek at Crete. ~
GRAND ISLAND-SherIff Dunkel last
night sent for the Lexington bloodhounds
II possible to track the party or parties
VINO made an attempt to wreck the thresn-
ing outfit Of one a. J. Hubbard at Han
sen, IN the southern part of the county. 1t
Is stated by reliable parties at Hansen
lhat there has for some time been some
friction between separator outfits in that
part of the county, owing to the fact that
Hubbard failed to go into an agreement
not to thresh for less than five cents. He
was doing threshing on the farm OF
Charles Eisele for four and half cents
and when about the work on a new stack
OF wheat yesterday the action of the sep
arator Immediately indicated that iron had
been hidden in the stack. An investiEa-
ton revealed a number OF old horse shoes
and other articles. The damage to the
separator is not great. There were tracks
about the stack OF recent impression, but
there is no clue to the perpetrator. The
dogs failed to follow any scent.