Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 26, 1909, Page 3

j A THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 26, 1909 l ?'ebraska l[ No Rchearing o o in Dinuzzo Case /*¥*"** i the groom BANDTT Man at Pleree Tries to Induce Sheriff teo Pat Mim Joyee's € ICE. Neb. D —(Specta was sharpe Y - Sipreme Court Demies Reguest of Attorneys—Woman Interested r=—e rrested By ot atar 2 hearing Frid and ems N the sceused was piaced » aSer o8 & allas Patrck fine at came from Sicux Cit about th Morrison was g=ing on € dotectores as a witness in having been pinched time the trfal of James the ar bank robber ted By the chief ot Siore who was b 23 a bad com a awaiting © have been such as ¢ that he ¥ %o 0 get into comm OBiy & few weeks ag wiE liquor and authorities He seemed we was o go b n the same eeil with Jo 4id mot grast-his reques: ced him in 3 cell whers ™ speak with robber. He begxed so atter Flassburs i D o Lincok was sevestell § P cased and wanted ee. The marsha saweser na. a gnod lecture astruments were saeeman Dr E 3 aptain of nospita Privaze ezan accepted 59 ask corn and beha stay here this thme Ma be placed t this was 'Bank Prcsid;m Commits Suicide J: H. Winterode of Winterset, Iows, Shoots Himself Through the Right Temple. reumstances. He was on the waillag by Agent and died the cack of his hesd been drinking all night w panions and may have dled boilsm Coroger Sutheriand quest. Ll bealth is sal The janitor and bookkeeper terode at the bdank about Bour i J. Corneil, the estabiiszment found the presidenc sitting a: his desk with a bullec haoie through his head He was a ™o big packages. Penssyivania and is survived e | four toys or some and taree children. the other filied wi o HOLDREGE—Te u _ WOMAN FORGETS HER BABY, Taif Wit . : BUT IT IS RESTORED TO HER eading subject of the supervisors’ meeting here Wednesday. Bond brokers were ex- Mes. Rash Lemves Child in Grand Island Depot Umtil Train is About to Start. HOLDREGE—T conducted the bonds Architects were presen: and plazs and detalls were discussed at con- siderabie length as to the new buliding. LDREGE—B. A Munson was take: intc custody yesterday at the instance of O. G Joknson and haled before Police Judge G. H. Johnsom on a charge of diso derly conduct Munson was allowed GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Dec. 5. — Spectal.) —“Oh. my God® I forget my daby!” This was the frasiec ery of a passenger on the train just as the St Joseph & Grand Is- lazd southbound was about to lesve the e Pucific depot Thursday night. Bd- [give bail in the sum of £08 and his hearing | z Rosch e mement the depot jamitor, was up to| Was set for Jasuary I Trouble grew oot ook ""n"‘“ her husBand ' Of & call the defendant made t§ the Jons- The man, b V38882 | op nome yesterd: morning during which sad scveral Gttie children hau asked the | e in alleged to bave threatened and abused ftor 3 few moments before, within the | Mrs Johnson and Miss Frances Scott. nis Wget. gn. to. S - 4| HOLDREGE—-Hold: s » toid ¥ it w leave n loidrege will Bave a bigger the wraim. He toid shem ontd and better chautauqua Dext Summer. me- es and cording to presect placs. The comtract was wgned last night with the Midiand com- PALF. which concern furnished affair hers Iast summer. The ( club has taken the m. wiI push it with ‘consideradie date, as decided. will be the week of Ax- gust §11 HOLDREGE—Humphrey Jones of local Daliy Clizen returned from Coiorad yesterddy, where he has been for tme on governmen: business. M: Ras been doing some ext the mmvestigation of land frands W state. and the authorities o ider him Be coe of the best men that ever andertook this branch of the work and he wil return Bere afler the hoifdays. HOLDREGE—The fast Hoidrege Hizh schoel Dbasket bal team defeated the Beaver City team a: the local gymnastum last night By the score of 2 o M. The teamwork of the locals excelled that of ine visiiors, their stars fafiing o come up io #Xpectations. VanDell and Peiander. for the Hoidrege team. showed up weil, wht the guards. Teweil and Wade piayed a Beady and consistent game. Rev. G. G Bennet: referead the Same, whick was very clean throughout ALBION—On account of the deep smow. | dut little progress i» being made by the farmers in geting out their corn The roads have improved some and a small amount of grain is finding its way to ma: ket. A grea: deal of hay is being used for the reason the cornstalks cazmot be used uatll & vast amount of corn is Sathered HUMBOLDT—Wiliam Babl a weil known yousg barber of this city, returmed iast evening from Marywville. Kan where on the previcus day he was united n mar- riage to Miss Mame Heary of that town HUMBOLDT—Mr. Archie Yeari: Miss Iva Philpot were united al £ bustied to the traim. But a soft. downy package, with an infang seeping pemcefuily within had been ieft seats. Jameor Rosch eved | for a moment and then cked 't up asd hot-footed for | n which the train was stand- v e nick of Ume—at the e mother dashed upom the car announes- that she had overiooked the valuabie Several of the women passengers the Aesoc usly excited about, and he repiled that he had sevgp lizie Roschs a bome 2ad he loved em all, but at the Present price of cuth and hen fruit. “I vast ne more, yed" he leciared jovially. The woman lost no time in reileving the janitor of his burden. | TRAIN STALLED 'ON FERRY $ix Coachloads of Christmas Trave elers Fast in lce Near Detroit | Several Hours. DETROIT. Mich, Dec H—Six coaches of Christmas travelers on the Cazadian Pacific’s Chicago-Toreoto train are stalied in the Detroit river aboard the compazy’s ear ferry Michigan. which has Deen fast in the ice since 3:3 this morning Tugs are ai work auempting o eut the ferry ciear. { Some distance below the Michigan the Grasd Trusk ferry Huron aad a Pere Marquette fecry, both with freight trains aboard. are aiso heid Marine mem deciare ice eonditions o be worse today thaa for years. The Michigan and the Hurom wers re- lessed by tugs during the aftermcom, but parents pot. =t Boom in oL 8 fow intimate friends and ke officiating clergyman was Rev. Mr. Cardy. pastor of the Presbyter. fan chureh. FREMONT—Atout four inches more of tmow fo0l yemerday. but fortusatery thers ;- porer was but M win The merchan: r the Pere Marquette ferry was scfil fast In | mach disappomnted 23 & big Chotvmay the ice this eveniag. The Pers Marquetts trade was expected. Dut owing to the sere et i e Ay of eads 320t many farmers wers in presence CUPID RIVAL TO SANTA CLATUS Many Weddings Add to Gatety of Yuletide in Otoe. NEERASKA CITY. Neb. Dec. E—(Spe- Taimage today Heary G Rediy he local telephone exchange H Everett were united in | ¢ bome of the bride’s and Mrs A Everett DUr. one of the wealthy young farmers of Hendricks precimet, was uniied S marviage yesterday to Miss Julla Shea, ent young womem of e count FREMONT—-The executive committee of the Eastern Nebraska Teachers associa- ton heid a meeting here last evening to make arrangements for the program for thelr next sanual meeting which w! - Beld here om April 7. & asd 3 The com. itiee comsists of W. A Yoder of Omaha J. W. Gamb's of Plattsmouth. Y and siperintendent: Charies Ar. of the Schurier scheois. An & tendance of sver L4 is expected FREMONT—W. H Ayres asd wife were brooght into poilce court yesterday om the compiaint f their neighbors cosrgng them with fighting Dishes were the principal weapons ised. Ayres drew s small fine and then started proceedings for a divores. His wife wanted him arrested azain but the officers thought their affairs had been sufficiently ventiated GRAND ISLAND—The first farm fors- closure sale for many a day was heid in this eity. that of a forty-sere tract upon which there was an indebtedness of 13 It soid for &7 n o eight miles from this city. The proper:r ¥ia izvoived in A2 estale, With minor heirs intervated. hemce the foreciosure sale ORTH PLATTE-The Lambd groeery sore has been soid 10 E T Tramp and Fred Westenfeld Mr Lamd had fust eom - Pieted & spiendid new buliding. ® of poot health was compelled o gr Mr. Tramp has been one s most successful mer- 'Woe to Rubberers 1 on Party Lines | Holdrege Man Inveats Device that Will Tell Who is But- ting In He was | P kind the telaphone be who com- rd at Holcomd. ught him mo lit- home made swit Liftle Girl Badly Burmed. PIERCE. Neb. Dec. 3. —iSpecial»The ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert ng in the southeast part of this city. was seversiy burned eariy yester- morning while piaring about the stove. t i3 Dot kmown whether the stove was left open or was cpened by the The parents heard the w0 her, foun dress aflame. The fire was smothered at once, but Bot before the little ome was badiy burmed A doctor was caled and ffound ooe side of the”ewnd baary deeply burned. The hip, Wide and neck re- cefved deep burns and the flames even Teached to de of the face and singed the hair badiy cfan reileved the ehiid as cumstances, asd the latest reports are that she is getting along as well as couid be expected. Verdict Azninst Colowe] Gates. ALBION, Neb. November ter intoxicaty of 50 The court overruled a motion for Dew trial in the case of Kmamer again Weigand. & seduction case wherein t Jury returncd rdict for 500 Pemberton Demies Injunction. NEBRASKA CITY, Neb, Dec X —(Spe- clal )—Judge Pemberton of Beatrice, who bas Been hoiding court here for the last tWo weeks for Judge Travis, has handed down a decision denying the against the mayor and eity for by James D. Houston, city from grantng a new make a comtract with the light company. The councll passed an ordinance and submitted It to a vote of the peopie and it carried by a vote of nearly one. Houston enjolned the counct! canvassing the vots and granting th chise. The case has been argued rt for nearly & week and Judge Pembe tog finally decided against and denied the injunetion. 0 be backed by some of injunetion counctl asked to prevent the franchise and Double Wedding at Holdrege. HOLDREGE. Neb. Dec. —A doubie night whea was united coln, aad Mrs Mabei Bush of with Charies Berup suter, Mrs Dora Wal also of this city, was wedded to Frank Rutherford of Hastings. The ceremonies were performed at the Meathodist parsos age by Rev E C Newlaad The brides are weil known in this o where they have lived for & number years, the daughters of Attormey T. Barues. wuo is well known to eariler idents of Lincoiz mad Omaha, bo teing the home of the family a ent times. Mr. and Mrs. Berup have mot made def inits arrangements as to the will remain for a time in Lincoin where e groom conducts a restauras Mr asd Mrs Rutherford will make lieir home &t Hastngs, whers M- utherford 2as & very flourtshing plumb- ng business. future, Christmas at Harvard. HARVARD. Neb., Dec. 35.—{Special Another ssow all day yesterday and with the smooth condition of the roads the snowfall was encugh to give good Cirtstmas slelghing At all the eight churches, With two ex- ceptions, Christmas exercises or | trom crees !M( peopis using l:r.‘_'l method the Dutch wind- Elks Flay Seata Class. | SEBmASKA CITY. Neb. Dece 1 | —Special )—The local lodge of Es | gave thetr annual Christmas tree this aiternoon and estertained something like 70 chfidren of this city and meet |them were chiltves wihom Santa Clans sad mot Deen very litersi with The pesre: chidren wwie Dot eniy suppiled nake thetr | HERCES OF PLAINS NEGLECTED Men Who Fought Wars in Variow of the West Um- peastoned ng else. Most n the mouths of mules starving W o keep fro and the dang than any of la: far more numerou was £ the zow of Nebraska, Socidiers pe and we Bridger tries were was called elieved every fifteen minu o that p might say sung. BROTHERHOOD WILL REUNITE Third Presbyterian Chareh Organiza- tiom Will Have Fourth A Dinaer Sarurday Night. tal, Hughes and Kuehn ings from local brotm maha Presbylenas. Lowe Presbyterian, No Church Pres- club. sartet Ladies AMd™ W. J. Morgan. Be With You THI Mewr approsched a w. t he “gb ¥ er pig. AR had s dome caid. was promptly fortacomt A few dass T the white mec tne oid negro and Tom suggested diy, “wha: did ciera™ me bein ew York Times fe Nebraska Sav- earn § per cemt credited semi-annually arts an account. ebraska—Fa fows—Fair. rperar and warm Omaha, yester g ! PUPPEYP PR pEp emperyu. Mean tamperatume Precipttarion Temperature and precipita: from the zormal ar Omaza and compared with the last Normal temperature Deficiency for the day Total deficiency since March 1 Normal precip tadon Deficlency for the day Total raiafsll wnce March 1190 Total rainfal since Marcn 1 Excess since March 1 | Deficiency for cor. period 198 Defictency for cor period. 18T | L A WELSH Loecal F: { Denver with an TEL As Modern as Man Can Maks IL BENTLEY Absolutely Fireproof Cost $787,000.00 In the Famous Ozone Belt ERE is the ideal haven f and pleasure seeker. S great Pine Region buoyant with life balmy all winter many must endure a rainy sea Every sport is close Hunting. Tramping Hotel Bestley has 200 magaificeatly appoia private baths. Hot of Louisiana giving ozome, climate Alexandria advantage: lifornia, which or the tourist tuated in t ar has -2yms, single or and cold ruas | water im all reems. Every coaveaience to suit the mest exacting Excellent Cuisine—Moderate Rates—Best of Service For Information Write J. F. LETTON, Manager saite, 175 with (ITY TOURNEY OPENS HONDAY Entries Have Rolled In, but Still There Are Good Openings. BALL PLAYERS GOOD BOWLERS ira Belden Leads the Bameh at Dem- ver and Other Ball Players Lead the Procession the Dewa Alleys. the first the Metz and Glendale teams 'k on the dot at the squad being onal entries have ursament: Five Metropoiltan, Willow Springs. Giendales. M. rode- gaard Crowns and Omana Bicvcies; two men, Dave O'Brien and Dick Grotte, Baiger and Martn, Keyt and Seiomon, Kiasek and Godenschwager, Lenmas Stagen- Borst, Baetr and Latey. erson - and' Drinkwater, Fagenberg and Voss, Carmasn 4 Schults, Zarp and Hull. Giidreat: and Fritcher and partner; singles, Lazey, Andersan, O'Buiem, Chester Mitchell will Chester if be dom't quit get bas brother worried of Houy fame is leading leaguers this week wiih & wd Christmas ain iong absence from Wiliams tried his arms and be cme scon ot mfcknamed locking for a game banded, but balks at a ten pin game Chandier is suill mdurning the loss of his mate, Harry Jones. Now Harry bas of the seasom has Spiash, 1= st nine pins left- the suggestion of to practice on hitting Louie.” quit beefing and get imto t head because caz get scores furting wi or tem. slleys at So ary Naccoal Bowling eams compused ol base the cedar alieys. He maikes just the same and a and Geston. the Holly bowiing surely kept his word Pilis couid sikin er and Carter ran away from Big Moee tde but tough vertook Bim before the finisn bas posied & fo Pe Gwysa a bit Gubie &=t or some r winter sport real artists ai the tfieider of the the best kKnown of Omanhas bowlers. He i we league 1 erage of 3% for games bowied 1o date Beiden makes Denver his winter quarters aad s emgployed af the Brunswick alleys. Pritchert of the Lin. coin-Puebic ciubs of st year is ooe of the ar bowlers of the country. He has always taken a big prize 3t the national tourma. ments. Elwert of the Toledo ciub, who covered ¢ for the Puebic team was often seen on The Omaha alleys and was & corker Kid Nichols is 2ot enly 3 bowler azy ¢ prese |but i the proprietor of the largest aley in Kansas City. The base ball piayer who Sas won national fame on the alleys is Sone other thas Kip Selback who wae s American team which ¢ al arge cities sast. and a member of Bomds of Coiumbus. O championship of ¢ it was frem the wimnens e Thited S Seibach's big tota WHICH DO YOU Some Remarks on the Question. Americans Hurry, or Merely mcentrate £ Dvie ¢ notabie THINK? “De Henry Vana series recently witeiy ¢ America.” at The January Amerfcas fourth ome of these {m th y 1 ject is Dyke has to regard to the prevasl- that Americans deliversd 3 om Spirie Par's high stimuiation of will America M md the effect of {ihe gemerat pace of Hfe to a rate tha: al- Wars asto hes and sometimes annoys the European visitor The mowement of things {and peopie s rapid fhceseant. bewiider- ing. There is a rus the streets nervous tension Business i and ciose The E ments and courtestes are oft power In quickening ention. | remember waitiag aa bank at Damascus etter of once. rried always. Yo you must ellminate you must save om litt’e things in order that yo have more time for the larger systematizes his correspondencs. work. afl the detalls of his business, not for the sake of system. for the sake t getting through work. In his ffice hangs a motto “This is My Busy ay.” He does mot arrive at the railway station fifteen minutes before the depart- of his train. Decause he has something eise that he would rather do those fifteen minutes He does ke to spend an Rour In the barber-shop. because he wishes o get cut to his country club in suod time 1 game of goif and a wer bats afierward He I'kes to hav but with 'HOW SILVER REEF CITY BZGAN Revelantion of Breoken Grindstoae Starts a Smmpede, a Town aad Things. There was an o ngs living many o some sandstore He used bits o s toels on the farm. Them to market a crop of as vegetabies. And he mized & few with his potatoes o Ploche There a saicon keeper bou cne and piaced it outside his resort, so the mimers could sharpen picks and bowie knives between drinks During the mext gemeral fight in the sajoon the sawdust arena became over erowded. and fo ¢ circumstances ejected 3 combatant thyough the door. In his comet-like orbit with srindstoce. stone crashed heaps and man 32d grad to the ground I fragmen- The fragments of the gr oaly Bere. P Bartee was In (he crowd, snd Barbee was real prospectors. Gunsh id not discomcert his pass for rocks. He examined a phee of the grindstone and declared he saw silver in it Suve sandst ow they jeered They twoid him boistercusiy that he was ng craay. Poor Barbee! Siver in sand sone was about as prepostercas in matuee a3 mdins sprouting from cabbage. Tae compariscs is used thar you may appree &b what & monstrosity this was from the standgoint of Ploche geoicgy Barbes persisted He learned whers th. sandstene came from. and with his aad outfit he set forth over the desert to- ward Utah When Barbee srina stone gquarry in ne found traces of siiver. The siiver was there. ali right, Ploche or o Ploche. geoi- ogy or no geology. He coll coneern came to Jennings' nature. he prospoctsd ke a deflance e bush ran L0 o the tom. According to er at that time a tom of bushes was worth about $L3M was petrified The leaves and the plant. was coversd of sitver. The bush Xnown . was populated became & new town, Siiver Reef City by a week a desperado was an undertaker started In business, aunched with s A quartes ear was not an ex- quarry. - bean extracted by sandstone from the the wonder- peter out Barbee & be menticned. died poor. Chinamen are now making modest dayy wages by “Sophering” in his one-time boRARER.~— Hampton's Magazine. b WAR DEPARTMENT Signal Corps U. S. Army FORT OMAHA, Neh. Dec 16 1988 T) Milling Dear Sirs: Find £ poetry I beieve ought a 2% pound sack of your f bread that are w = ard just as pur 2 southera nter wheat never had satisfaction. or conll plesse m -iaw Tied pdik>'s best Omara Respectsuily, J. L DOYLE~ FREE! FREE! A2 Order on Her Grocer for & 24-1b. Sack of PRIDE OF OMAHA Flour to Every W_man which we use for Und}'ke' ;Mill'ing Company 1517 Shermax Ave, Omalka, Neb. 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