Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
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George Crow Rsleassd-George Crow
charged with attempting to influence
Joseph Morrow, juror In the Hahn case.
is at liberty. County Attorney English has
not completed bis investigation OF the
charge.
stock Shipper suss--Charles W. tlem-
ing IS suius the Union Pacific railroad in
district co,T; for 81 500 damages on eighteen
horses transported for him by the road.
lie says the shipment was tfi,diny slow and
the animals were not given proper care.
suit Begun on Notes-w'H Jennings
administrator OF TIE estate Off. O. Walker
started suit against James r. Kelly and
b. l.. Caster in district court Monday to
collect $1,000 on two promissory notes said
TO have been given Mr.. Walker by them
In 1906 ....
Keecha's Relatives Sought--John Kee-
cha. who was committed to the state Hos
pital for Insane at Lincoln April IS 1903,
died sunday night. The hospital authorl-
ties and Sheriff Bradley are trying to find
relatives Of the man and have asked the
newspapers to help.
Kansas City Gets the Dough-Tifty
master bakers Of Omaha. South Omaha and
other Nebraska points are scheduled to
leave Monday evening for Kansas city to
attend the annual convention OF the dough
molders The local delegations plans to
make valiant effort 20 bring the 1917
gathering to Omaha.
Pew Reputation Changss-The day of
registration, Saturday. an opportunity for
voters to get square with the books before
he. oh miss Of
eminent September 2 resulted in about 40
changes. The returns are not complete yet,
but not more than two or three men APP
peared in each precinct to change the lists.
Dissatisfied SWANS Busy-Anna D.
King has brought suit for divorce against
Ruby e. King in district court Arthur
Mehl filed general denial Of the charges
in the suit for divorce Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Mehl. Nettie Rinehart started suit for di-
vorce against Howard Rinehart. Otis j.
Earl started suit for divorce against Lofts
NJ. Earl.
Nebraska q. A. h. Delegates Leave
Among the veterans who passed through
Omaha going to Rochester to the annua
Grand Army of the Republic encampmen
were Colonel John A. Erhart of Stanton
Commander A r. Trimble of Lincoln, A
B. Schothorn of Lincoln, General and Miss
Gage Of Broken Bow and Captain and Mrs
c. e. Adams of Superior The state dele
cation was Joined at Omaha by DR.. S. X
spauldlng, Mrs. George b. Eddy and Mrs
j. II. Sharry. :
Burglars Prepare for winter - The
FRANKLIN Merchandise company, 2104 Cum
ing street, was entered by burglars somt
time last night and robbed of about $50
in overcoat patterns Entrance was gained
through a cellar window. the screen o.
which had been ripped off and the window
broken. No clue to the burglars has beer
found by the police, who were notified %
the theft. early Monday morning.
Wool Convention in Deoember-s. w
Mcclure of Gooding, Idaho, secretary o
| the National Wool Growers association
| and A ]. Knollin of South Omaha, easter
| vice president OF the association, were il
Omaha recently en- route from Washington
I where they had been working against woo
| tariff revision. incidentally the wool mel
/ state that the national convention, whic
is set for Omaha, probably will be held Il
| December rather than in January as orig
! inally planned. They expect an attendant
! of from 1000 to 1900