Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Eittie Goldman Run Over By Nc.
Cord. Brady's Automobile Truck
CHILD PLAYING IN STREET
condition Critical and Amputation
81 Both Legs May ne 1ecCs-
ssry, Say the rhysi-
clans.

clans.
Kitty Goldman. s-yeei-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mre. John Gelhman. 1875 South
Thirty-third avenue, was run over BY a
McCord-Brady auto truck while return
ing home from school Friday afternoon.
The accident occurred at Thirty.sixth ard
streets when the child with some COM
panions was playing on the street inter-
section. The big machine suddenly swung
around the corner, knocked TIE child to
the pavement and passed ever both her
legs Just above the ankle
Fred Carlson. 900 Nor;ii Txenty-fourth
street Omaha driver Of the vehicte.
picked up the child, while his helper tcle-
phoned the South Omaha police station.
Detective Levinsky hurried 20 the scene
as did Or. Edward Chaloupka, who had
been summoned. The child was removed
to the south Omaha hospital, where she
is said 10 be In a critical condition.
Both legs are badly fractured and an
annputation rpay be necessary, Carlson
was not held at police headquarters, as
II seems the accident was unavoidable
John Goldman, the father, is employed
at the Cudahy Packing company plant
and did not learn OF the Iccideut until
he returned from work In the evening.
Insane from Pain.
Fred Parks, painter. 3l9 North Twenty
third street, became temporarily de-
ranged Friday afternoon as the result Of
pain caused from painters collie He was
discovered in a haif-fainting condition.
rropped against a lamp post at Twenty
fourth and + streets BY w. +. Cox, who
with companion was passing IN his
automobile Parks was removed to his
home, where he became extremely vo-
lent. Although he weighs but 10 pounds,
It required the efforts of five men to hold
him. Drs r. o, Beck and c. L. DC Ian
ney were summoned and,the man was re-
moved to the hospitsi, where he lie seri-
ously III. Parks has been a resident of
South Omaha for many years and about
two years ago experienced like attack.
Close Registration Campaign.
z. z. Howell and Laurie ]. Quinby
spoke before a large gathering in front
Of the city hall last night, as a windup
TO the registration campaign that has
been going on for the last two days 4
much larger crowd Of voters accepted the
chance 20 register yesterday than did on
Thursday. A summary OF the two days
shows about an even number OF both
parties having registered, which fact
seemed TO please the speakers, who de
clared they didn't care what party regis
tered the largest number Just 80 the
voters answered the call.
Feeders Bring High Prices.
Good feeder cattle are sought after by
buyers at the stock yards and in many
instances cattle feeders outbid the pack
o. o6o -, Ou, ,,f
ton head of range steers sold for SS.75 per
hundred. They averaged les pounds
each. These cattle we're raised by J. r.
Chaiand OF Cherry county and were sent
20 a Nebraska feed lot. It Is predicted
at the stock yards that this bunch viii
sell at close TO 81 per hundred when put
on the market as finished corn-fcd beef.
Harmon Demands Contract.
Daniel Harmon and property owners
along Twenty -seventh street. between
and l. streets, have petitioned the equity
branch of the district court for an al
tentative writ OF mandamus against
South Omaha city officials. Tney pray
that the officials shall be ordered 10
meet and designate certain paving
material to be laid on the street IN CUES
ton. and give Harmon the contract for
strsining the officials from giving the
contract 10 the National Construction
company, which bid on another GRAND Of
7sving blocks than that desired BY the
lbutting property owners.
Infant Sullivan pies.
Mable Sullivan. the three-and-one- hnlf-
month old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +.
j. Sullivan OF this city died Thursday
night at the home Of her parents. 7lo2 w
street Mrs, sullivan. who was formerly
Miss Essie Curran, was deeply affected
by the loss OF her child. The funeral
will be held at the residence this aft
ernoon at . o'clock. Interment viii be
made at the St. Mary's cemetery.
Centurion Club Officers.
The Centurion club held their semi
annual election OF Officers THURSDAY
evening at the clubroons Oh Twenty
18th and r streets. Officers to serve
during the coming 9hais year, bcginnins
November !. are:
President, Martin ]. Ccnboy; vice presi-
dent, co Mardiam; secretary, james j.
governors, Harry Lite, George Parks. ST.,
..J: Heafy.. sr.. Thomas Sullivan, Mike
Eulkln, Frank Smith.
Magic City Gossip.
The Superior club will give dance
this evening at Schlitz hall
The junior class OF the high school went
on a hike To Albright yesterday after
noon.
The local order Of Eagles win give a
dance this evening at their hall at
Twenty-third ana \ streets.
The Loyal order of Moose viii give n
dancing party this evening at the Moore
( AaiI at Twenty-fifth and NJ streets.
Mrs. p. j. Martin wife OF the city
treasurer, LEFT last evening fer Chi
cago, where she will spend several weeks
visiting relatives
The Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
will meet next Monday evening In their
regular weekly session at their han on
rWenty-fourth and NJ streets.
Among those IN the city with cattle
are ]. NJ Swain, Malvern, Ia; n. Branz,
Crookston; II. o. Brown, Faifmont
and {. II, Walters, North Platte.
The Baptist church, Twerty-lsth and
Fl streets, Will hold Its regular services
1880 in the evening Rev. William r.
Hi will preach
Rate Expert Powell and his assistants
haze iinisncd the inVc5tisi:ion OF the
South Omaha stock yards and have re-
turned 70 Lincoln. The nearing will
take place Tuesday
The Ladies Aid society OF the Presby-
terlan church will give a tea at the
hume of Mrs. C. u. Eads. Twenty-sYth
and A streets. The afternoon OF october
p. Friends are invited, ~
Miss Edith Bestenlehuer entertained for