Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-24

in contact with a ragged hog bone while
butchertng may cause Sigmen Yeggy or
riverside, near here. to lose his life
through blood poisoning. The farmer is in
a critical condition.
FORT DODGE superintendent L. n.
Minkle. Of the Weverly public schools has
Dodge public schools to FIJI the vacancy
caused by the resignation of r. b. Crone,
who leaves his work here March to take
charge Of private farm interests
IOWA CITY--Jury tampering. discovered
late yesterday afternoon, has brought a
sudden end to the Islander suit OF Rev 10
seph Balcar against G. c. Chadima. Two
Jurors declare that Joseph Kovar or Cedar
Rapids and Louis Wokoun OF Iowa City
approached them with regard to the case
ESTHERVILL4E-Miss Clara French,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. {. French ok
this city, and MIR. Henry II. Lawrence Of
Chicago were married Monday morning at
the home Of the bride. They left at once
will go to California for their future home.
NEVADA-The forty-seventh annual con-
ference Of the Seventh-Day Adventists OF
the denomination from all over Iowa have
attended. The question of moving the de-
nominations school from stuart, Ia, 10
some more centrally located town or city
was placed in the hands Of a committee OF
eleven.
IOWA CITY-M. L. Person for over eight
years librarian in the law library Of the
University Of Iowa, has asked to be re-
lieved OF his duties by March l. He con
templates forming a law partnership with
Henry c. Walker, former member OF the
law faculty, who has just received from
President Taft the appointment TO the
postmastershlp in Iowa City
FORT DODGE-Swan Johnson, mayor OF
Dayton and a distinguished Webster
county Scandinavian, passed away this
morning at his home after a months i'll
ness with abseess OF the liver. Mr.. John
son was &C. years OF age, had lived In Iowa
forty years had amassed a farmers for
tune, held many public offices and died
leaving a wife and eight children, greatly
bereft. The funeral is to be Friday after
noon.
LoGAN-The body Of the Rev william
Edwards OF Comanche, Ia reached here
Boyles Of the Baptist church conducted the
funeral services in the afternoon at the
Baptist church. and interment followed In
the Logan cemetery. The Rev. Mr.. Edwards
aged "a, was pastor OF the Baptist church
here two years ago going from here 10
Comanche where he has been until his
death few days ago, due TO pneumonia.
He is survived by a widow.
LOGAN-The death of Mrs. Rachel Town
sends, aged 49, yesterday morning at the
home OF her son, Albert. In Missouri, marks
OF Harrison county, dating back TO 1851, I'M
I'll one year ago when she went TO make
expected that the body will reach here
Thursday and that the funeral services
may take place here Friday morning at 10
o'clock with interment in Harris Grove
four daughters and three sons.
DENIsON-The Iowa state authorities are
after the firms selling adulterated llnseed
oil. At Denison they caused the arrest OF
a local dealer, G. Herman Grill. for selling
such goods. The American Llnseed Oh
company sent an attorney from Omaha TO
assist in GHns defense The case came
before Justice Rollins, who fined the de-
PENDANT 500 and costs. The state chemist
was present at the trial and stated that the
sample contained ~ per cent Of crude pc
troleum The defense set up that the goods
were not sold at pure inseed oil, not being
branded that way. II Is understood that
the case viii be appealed
DENISON-The authorities here have ar
rested a man named Coppeath on the
charge OF issuing forged checks. II Is al
legged that he has been I'm the habit OF pay
inr hills by issuing checks on a bank AZ
Shenandoah signing the name OF Mr.
Ayers. the well known dealer in breeding
horses ne did this al Charter oak, Roger
and Denison. The amounts are small and
hardly worth the time OF the victim 10
make criminal complaint about Coppeath
has been a resident Of Carroll county, be
ing a census enumerator there last year.
ais case will come before the court which
meets here the latter Part Of March.