Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

Of Palmyra precinct and quite well con
uected.
HUMBoLDT-Msud Iva McGiRnis died
al her home southeast Of tins Cits from
complications IoIowlng al operation Ior
app-nulcIus, al me ae- Of D. years De
ceased was bJrn near rs inEton, NO pul
hau spent most OF her he m Jnis county.
uneraI services WtTe ned Ar the nome
win inte1rnent at the Hem cem=.erl, the
service beIng in cual - OF REV J. n
Hoideman-
NEBRASKA CITY.-The supreme court
has nanCeu Gown decision IN the mater
Oh the vaudlty OF the viii OF Mrs. Julius
Aornanu. IN which she wllleu 10 her son
Lew Normsno, the home place ana other
real estate. Inc court affirms the oecislon
Oh the lower courts ana holds the Wlll 70 be
valid rhe estate is worth E1usl ana the
Young man comes into possession OF
s55es5 wcrrh o. real eSuaIe-
BEATRICE-After a trial lasting three
DAYS the jury in the Taylor estate case
brought in q verdict yesterday IN the ols-
rrict court finding for Eogar ana ms VIZ
bertha, IN the sum OF &Z,vl5-le 4 ne eese
Wa rrieq last spring al which time Mr-
raylor was allowed 35@s-6s and ms wire
Sl.al24e The trouble arose over the
Claims filed b. the Tsylors against the
TAYLOR estate. Following the death OF Sim
eun Taylor, father OF Edgar and FRANK
Taylor.
NEBRASKA CITY-Some time since
Thomas kastner was arrested and con-
vfcted IN the police court for violating a
city ordnance governing pool halls anq
card tables therein. he was lined sc
and costs and INV has appealed the case
70 the district court on the grounds that
the ordinance is Illegally CraWn- p ne or
dinance shut out ell pool billiard ana
I card tables that were not licensed and reg
I IlIafed the hours they were 20 be operated
I in cigar stores and other places thAn IN
saloons.
HARvARD-At q Union caucus Of all
Interests OF our city held at the opera
holIse last evening the following ticket was
placed in the neld for election. April 8
T A. Bnakesley; clerk, John klsfning, eo1n-
Gilman first ward. Warren Turner; coun-
Gilman second ward. Theodore Cries.; 20
fcc YudEe Ezra Brown The question
whether saloons SHAH be licensed teAeI :
red BY ordinance to the voters Tor tneI
4 decision over which the sole interest OF the
/ election ceuters-
| RROREN ROW-A committee appointed
/ b. the Commercial club has been In con
| ference with a Standard OIL represen tAtlNe
] regarding the oiling OF roads ana streets
I and meeting with great success Ihe rep
| resentative thinks the system would give
/ r. 50 little mud from year TO year that the
I treatment given the streets would last IN
definitely. doing away, 20 large s1-
I tent with the dust nuisance and keeping
the roads in good shape for traffic
4 NEBRASKA CTTT-The members Of the
] Commercial club Of this city met with the
+ members Of the Commercial club Of Syra
cuse on Thursday evening ano oecloea te
Z demand that the Burlington railway pu
T on another passenger train between lAncoli
and Nebraska City 50 as TO connect VITA
the passenger train that leaves here IL
the morning going east and returning con.
meet with the evening train from Red
Oak and going on through TO Lincoln thu
giving the people Of that line two passen
ger trains daily between this ctty and
( Lincoln instead OF one
I ORD-The issue for the coming city elsc-
ton at this place VIII be saloons OF n
I saloons At their caucus aRst night tht
personal rights people nominated Mayor
Carson for another term; Bud Shirley toI
/ men. First ward George tSover. Second
/ W. l. Stevens. Third. Jake Hoffman TIT
I no license folks held their caucus this even
, ing and placed in nomination the following
! Mayor J. Wise: clerk .. P Cromwell
! . treasurer E J. Williams; oouncilmen
! First ward. Frank Glover: Second, ". A
! Wright: Third Ira Tolen-
Z AsHLAND-Mrs. Bertha jacobs, wife o
/ Albert W Jacobs residing twelve mile
, northwest Of Ashland died Friday even
T, ing from injuries received the day before
! She was al home alone and was working
/ a bout the stove and had put a can o
! kerosene on the warming oven and &C
I cidentally tipped off the can onto the re
her efforts 10 smother the flames ah
jumped into a tank Of water. but thi
failed 20 relieve her No relief reached he
for two hours when her husband return6
b home and she tried 10 summon help b.
70 telephone but her hands we're burned s
J. badly that they stuck 20 the tslephon
E receiver. Dr. Thomas Of Memphis "a
summoned bat he could only prOlong he
% life a few hours