Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

Wundly pitched for Lindsey and was
responsible for a good share of the victory
sTANToN-Frank A Raabe. stanton's
pioneer merchant, is erecting "a new store
building which will be 50xl2O with an opera
house above. Messrs. Keller 4 Woeth, the
actors, state that ii win be the finest
store building between Fremont and Nor
folk, ~.
BEATRICE-w. l.. GOWN. a pioneer, resi-
dent of this county. died yesterday morn
Lottie Camp, in this CITY, aged 81
years Five children survive him. The
remains were taken to Ottumwa, Ia, for
interment.
BEATRICE-w. w. Shear of Lone Wolf
Okl., has established vinegar and cider
ming factor. The capacity OF the plant will
be about thirty barrels daily, and 1t is the
Intention to enlarge the plant so as TO
include sorghum. making. 4.
PLATTSMOUTH-Dr. T.. A. Donelan of
st. Joseph. Mo, arrived in this city today
for visit with his sister. Mrs. Conrad
Schlater DR.. Donelan was one of the
pioneer citizens and practiced his profes,,
sion and run a drug store here for several
years but this is his first visit here for
thirty years.
BEATRICE-Frank Huston, who was
caught under a sliding bank while work.
ing In brick yard at Douglas Wyo., last
condition ever since the accident occurred,
was able to walk some yesterday. The
physicians believe that he may recover the
use of his limbs in time.
COLUMBUS-John Musolmka and John and
Charles Meekal were, brought before his
honor Judge Ratterman, charged with
Tb av er 1'o ears Under e Old ad
so the judge sent the first named to the
reform school and has the cases of the
other two under advisement.
TABOR-Yesterday was name day for
the Bohemian Catholic church here and
was memorized by high mass in the fore
noon and a large picnic and dance in the
afternoon and evening. Base ball and
other amusements were INDUCED in and a
large orchestra under Mr. Fac, the well
known musician, furnished the music.
BLOOMFIELD-A coroner's inquest was
held here yesterday at the morgue over the
dead body of the man found Saturday
night on the. road eleven miles northeast
of town. The verdict of the jury was that
the unfortunate man came TO his death
through his own personal neglect. The
body. though still unidentified, will be
buried Tuesday.
ST. PAUL-Frank Isms, the horse i'm
porter, arrived today from France
With his seSord ID. big impoT Tb,s 1nak OF
about 100 head of the big black stations
this year, AS usual Mr.. lams had char
tered a special express train, the distance
from New York to this point being COW
cred in a little over two days, thus land
ing the horses here in good condition.
REPUBLICAN CITYLThe Rock Island
up the Republican. came to town last
Thursday and went into camp south OF
the river Their line of survey crosses
the river just west of Naponee going
southwest on the south side of the river
following Prairie Dog Creek to Almena,
Kan, which leaves Republican City little
north and Alma about four miles north.
AUBURN-A large crowd attended the
chautauqua Sunday, and every one seemed
w Pessr run "e on the Crete branch BY way OF
Cook and ,Talmase; DR.. Phil & Baird
the m9 oRn sReech straeton ec
fured I'm the afternoon, The Facts and
Meaning Of the Resurrection; IN the eve
tured on the subject ''Buskido: The Soul
OF Japan"
IIARvARD--Albert, skinner; a boy 10
years old and son Of MI k,s sna Sy horse
had to be taken by DR.. G. B. Wolford tho
affected somewhat the skull, and while Sc
rious 1t is thought full recovery VIII come
in due time. Elmer Hemmer, Wh , was Ia;
humping on a snag is doing as well as
could be expected, and If blood poison
does not set In his recovery is thought
GRAND ISLAND-Henry Cloe, German
farmer residing several miles southeast OF
the city, has brought complaint AGAINST
John Hamelot residing in the same vicin,
ity, of an assault upon his lS-year-oid
daughter, the girl showing scratches ana
bruises in her face II Is alleged tna ,,t Inc
sisters with a spring wagon load OF WHO
grapes Hamelot demanded the delivery
Of the grapes contena h e InS on bis farm n
This the girl denied Hamelot then; It Is
alleged, tore the girl from the venlcIe ano
with a stick he had on his wagon struck
her several blows. The matter is now In
the hands of the county attorney for In
vestigation and complaint.
sTANTON-Crop conditions IN stanton
county are as good as they have ever
been at this season of year. Harvest is
over, stacking almost completed and thresh,
ing begun. More winter wheat was raised
In, 10 this than ever before
and the yield and quality are surprisingly
good. Herman Neuman. a farmer In the
Elkhorn valley, threshed forty-four bushels
per acre, machine measure, and the same
weighed out forty-nine bushels per acre
Robert Barr from wheat grown on upland
per acre, machine measure. The oat crop
is heavy and the grain well filled Corn
is maturing rapidly and promises a large
There has been just enough rain and at
the right time throughout the entire sea-
son.
DAKOTA CITY-The mystery surround
ing the leaving of a naked infant baby
girl at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
70 cIear m somewhat. Mary Essy an aged
Syrian peddler who for number Of years
past has made trips through this locality
with her wares, in company with another
younger Syrian woman, came 70 the
Leedom home Saturday evening and eN-
planned that the baby was placed there by
the Syrian colony in Sioux City. The baby
! is an illegitimate child of Syrian girl in
Sioux city who has only been in this
| country about a year. and was brought 70
| this place and deposited in the Leedom
| home to keep II from being killed by the
| Syrians and also to protect its mothers
| life, as this is looked upon as a most
\ hideous crime by the Syrians.
! DAKOTA CITY-John Hall. who on the
| evening Of July 81 made his escape from
/ the county jail at this place. was yester-
day captured by Sheriff Phipps of Burt
| county, Nebraska, and today was again
| lodged in his former quarters by Sheriff
II. G. Hansen of this county. A reward
| OF SIS was offered for his capture. When
| captured Hall at work with a thresh-
! ing gang near Lyons and had on his per-
/ son the revolver belonging to Jailer Han.
| sen, which he took with him when he took
/ his departure. Hall was serving thirty
/ days sentence for the larceny of a saddle
from Frank B. Learner. TO which ne
pleaded guilty after having lain in jai
! for over six months. He is wanted IN
Thurston. county, Nebraska, upon compile
| ton of his sentence here on a similar
| charge, and IL was going TO Thurstor
county which he wished to evade.
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