Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22

IOWA CITT-Anton FaEEy. fr-. was killed
accidentally while hunting on the Iowa
river At Riverside. Ills gun struck q seat
in his boat was discharged. and his brains
were blown out
YANRTON-Mrs. Mary Tyler. mother Of
l. l.. Tyler Of this city, has q broken hip,
the result Of q fan on ice Mrs Tyler ~
IS years Of axe and the accident is Tor
her most serious one
HUBBARD-Dr. Thomas Crosgrove aged
3 and one OF the oldest practitioners Of
central Iowa, died At his home here today
OF cancer Of The face lie pracuced for
many years at Mount Pleasant
IOWA CITT-Vice President Frank Tan
ner Of the Iowa city & OttumWa Inter
sale Of q g.mo.OOo bond issue In London.
assuring the building Of the road.
MARsHALLTOWN-Ja Pratt. aged
% OF La Noble. an Iowa Central brake
man, was run down and killed BY an engine
Whlie working on freight train IN the
company's yards at Grinnen last night
FORT DODGE-R- c. Cony bearo Of Cedar
Rapids has accepted the position q assis-
tant secretary OF the new $1,000 Young
Mems Christian association IN this city.
Mr.. Conybeare il Coe college graduate.
HAMPTON-E s. Patterson. a pioneer
retail merchant Of this city. who has been
in business here Tor forty years died a.
his home here Monday Of paralysis. He
was S.. He leaves one son and one daugh-
ter.
FORT DODGE. W. YOst has been
elected president and Miss Lille Goethe
treasurer OF the Fort Dodge district OF the
Young Peoples alliance OF the German
Evangelical church which just closed q
big annual convention al Mrsz-vsy. Both
are Fort Dodge workers.
uTCHELL-The postoffice fight in this
city has begun. ". A. Branch. editor Of
the Clarion progressive republican or
gan Is circulating his petition TO Gust
James p Wells who vas placed there BY
the progressive element three years ago
His term does not expire until early IN 1872.
HARLAN-The fifth annual tournamen.
OF the Interstate Firemen's association is
TO be held mere June q and p under the
auspices OF the Harlan fire department.
Seven hundred dollars IN purses win be
hung Up for the speed events Probably
ten or q dozen cities win send teams 70
compete
EIARRISBURG-The recently organized
athletic club has adopted a constitution
and bylaws, and elected the following off,
GERS; President. r z. Cleary; vice presl-
Kehm: treasurer, o. r Dodge The fcwn
hall has been leased FOR one year ard will
be the home % the club
FORT DODGE-Conductor ]. p. Crabtres
OF the Chicago Great Western escaped hor-
ribie death. but lost the toes Of one foot
when he slipped on an icy car step and Eel
under his moving train His clothing
caught on the wheel trucks and he wa
dragged fifteen or twenty yards. Il II
hoped amputatiOn OF the foot will not be
necessary
MrTCHEL.L-Manager Wheeler OF the
Dakota Improved Seed company today re
ceived an order for $40 worth OF seeds e
I be shipped 70 Mukden. Manchuria The
seeds are for the experiment station Of the
japanese government az Mukden. and which
Z Is In charge OF F. G. Parker. a Young man
Who Is graduate OF the state agricultural
college AZ BroOkings.
Z SIOUX FOLLS-Tbe recent attempted
hoioup at Winner. when men named Peter
Z klock and Eliza Place attempted 10 rot
W " Good ana companion both home
I steaders from Tripp county. has had a sen
sauonal and tragic sequel. Peter Klock
one Of the accused. hsS ended his life by
cutting his throat The deed was com
mitted IN his shack az Winner
DENlSON-The anti-saioon people al
Manila. have not given up their fight Il
keep saloons out OF that town They have
made an appeal to the district court from
the action Of the board OF supervisors In
holding the consent petitions as good. The