Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-17

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LOGAN-On account of the death OF his
sister Judge =. r. woodruff adjourned
court this afternoon until FRIDAY next. at
which time the grand jury will report
HARLAN-At, a meeting of the city
council Monday. night a resolution was
passed authorizing the construction OF
seventeen blocks of naving in this city.
| The same number of blocks of paving were
| put In last spring, making total of more
] than two miles. .. ..
| IOWA CfTY-Though vet lacking faculty
\ sanction, 1T Is understood that the cadet
regiment Of the University OF Iowa will
march TO Mid River, seventeen miles north
| OF here during the second week IN May
! for it's annual encatnpmehtS Lieutenant
Morton e, Mumma commanding
! FORT DODGE-Miss Lolita Perry. whose
pupils n art IN the Fort Dodge schools
the School Of Arts Publishing company
contest Of national range, mas been elected
to teach art during the summer course at
/ Falls this coming vacation. .-. .e..
! FORT DODGE-Will S. Pease, formerly
Of Fort Dodge and pes Moines, has pur-
goods and shoe business in Basin, Big
Horn county Wyoming. and Is now
viii be- ioined Soon by his Wife ' a6G oh Se
who are visiting her parents in Minneapo-
IOWA .CITY-Adjutant General Guy e.
Logan OF the Iowa National guard has re-
quested the appointment Of lieutenant
Morton G. MumIna, cadet commandant at
n
structor The request has been taken un-
der advisement at Washington.
IOWA CITY-The Iowa tuberculosis
a bill Is now pending in the Iowa legisIa-
ture asking for an APPROXIMATION OF $4,000
for its use, today passed the record mark
for the number OF patients at one time.
There are now ll6 confined there, the
largest number since the opening OF the
sanitarium three years ago.
CREsTON-Mrs. Isabella Wright. who
was fatally injured at OttuH,wa Monday
by leapips from street car While 1t was
carried past her destination. was the VIII,
, OF former night clerk at the summit
hotel here and was head waitress I'm the
here and had been in ottumwa only abou
, a week. H.H
PEL.A4Nine colleges have entered tn,
, state orat6rical contest on "Internationa
Arbitration and Peace TO be held her,
May 49, They are Ames. COe Cornell
A Iowa Wesleyan. Leander Clarke, Lutheran
y Morningsde. Penn and Central First an,
second prizes are offered and consist o
? the Seahurg prize OF $50, given by Mar!
and Helen Seaburg OF New Bedford, Mass
0 The second prize 10 known as the DIT. NJ
/ Stalker memorial prize OF $50 and Is givei
by Mrs. sallie Stalker Smith Of Ames.
0 OSKALOOSA-A reunion OF the low
I Eighth. twelfth and Fourteenth infsntr
Will be held at Oskaloosa on Aprtl and
which will also be the toTtyySninth ann
quarters will be al the court house. Thi
! will be the eighth annual reunion and
, | Is requested that all comrades attendiu
notify Secretary r. D.. Turner OF osks
loOsa as soon as possible. that proper al
3 rangements for entertainment may b
= made
. FONTANELLE-The l4-year-old son
y Frank Raasch, German farmer, Twin
= near Fontanelle. has been bound over
4 the Adair county grand jury for an attemI
B TO deceive his parents and friends into n
"a tehef that he and a small sister we're q
= | victims Of an assault from tramps la
: week while az home alone The paren
= had gone TO FOntanelle and on their retuI
= the Noungster claimed he had been beats
p Z into insensibinty by two tramps. WI
q entered. the house against his protest ~
y who put his little sister out Of doors viii
n | they ransacked the house for Valuables.
" small amount OF iewelry and money vi
p missing from the home. but this was foul
. later secreted about the place. When q
a boy first told hs story indignation "!
n aroused TO white heat and search Z
the ramps was Instituted AS no eli
could be obtained and they had not be-
seen by anyone else and no trace could
found o. them gradually the bows sto
> was dishelieued and after a prelimina
D. hearing al Greenfield he was bound on
A. 10 the grand jury Tor Investigation.