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SPEAKER Jos. u. CANNON goes
back TO Congress from the Dan.
vile, Ill, District, by one of his
oldtime majorities.
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HE County Hig! School pro.
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Hocn was reelected Governor of
Kansas.
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The VOTE
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09

the ST Paul island are in the same posi-
ton as burglars shot in the act OF steal
ms, according to prominent authorities on
International law.
No unusual incident can arise from the
shooting Of the japanese, it is asserted at
the Navy department.
The United States has no amends 20
make to Japan other than what courtesy
can prompt and an expression Of regret
that such an incident should take place is
all that is looked for.
Japan has no treaty obligations which
in any way require it TO protect seals in
the Boring sea.
After discussing the matter with Ar.
Bacon. MI Myaoka agreed that ii was not
a case to cause an international incident
but that.i was similar to other clashes
that have occurred between citizens OF one
country on the soil OF another.
The japanese raiders were repulsed by
the agents Of the lessees Of the islands
and not by United States authorities.
Special Agent Lembkey, referred to In So
licitor sims dispatch, is not connected with
the government but is an agent OF the
company which has leased the islands.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09

ALMA. Neb.. Aug ESPECIAL There
Is great excitement in Republican city,
Alma and Orleans over the outlook for
new railroad in Harlan county. For a
number OF years the Rock Island has long
sought a shorter route from Chicago via
Omaha and Lincoln to Denver. 1t is now
making the preliminary survey for this
route and the surveyors have already sur
veyed the eastern portion, from near Lin
coin to the Republican This line will be
extended from Republican City, It IL re-
ported. 10 Alma, Orleans and passing up
the Beaver west to St Frances. Kan.
thence In a direct line midway between
its present route and the Burlington to
Denver tapping rich agricultural and
stock country.
Alma n designated as one OF the division
points for the road. In the party Of sur
veyors which are now at work west OF
Republican City are some Of the best civil
engineers Of the Rock Island system, and
from maps and plats of the road which
they are daily making and forwarding to
the home once Il is plain to be seen that
this new route in time is to be a double
track road from Omaha to Denver
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09

BEATRICE-Mrs Edward Coburn yester-
day sold her grill room at Court and
Seventh streets to c. A. Roff of Chicago.
BEATRICE-LanE and Price, two mem
bers Of the Beatrice base ball team, have
Joined the Ellis club and will play with il
Z the remainder of the season.
HOWELLS-The observation-disclosures
company of this place is building l2O0
bushel addition to its elevator, making 1t
one Of the largest on this branch.
BEATRICE-Yesterd ay in the county
court Judge Spafford officiating. occurred
the marriage of Mr. Arthur Surratt and
Miss Florence Druery, both Of Crab Orch
ard.
HARVARD-Continued rains have given
two inches Of rainfall since August came
in. Stacking and threshing is thereby de
layed and damage to wheat must follow
a continuation OF this wet weather. 4
GENENA-A horse and buggy were
stolen from J. R: McCashland west Of
at once to catch the thief and recover the
property a liberal reward being offered.
BEATRlCE-The contempt cases against
M NJ and Mrs sch I sg6 t9 heir son Memo
were called in the district court yesterday
afternoon by Judge Kelligar and continued
to next Monday.
STANTON-At the regular meeting of
the Modern Brotherhood of America lodge
last night, a. A. Kearney and c. Sucker
were elected delegates to the district con-
vention Of that order, to be held September
). 1906, at South Omaha.
BEATRICE-Two strangers giving the
names OF Fred Macy and Thomas Williams,
were lodged in the city Jail yesterday morn
ing on the charge of peddling jewelry with
out a license. They were relea sed last
evening upon promise that they would leave
the city.
BASSETT-The republican county central
committee met at Newport today and fixed
the date for the county convention. The
convention will be held at Newport August
is, and II was recommended that the pri-
maries be held in the several precincts
on the 18th
BLOOMFIELD-During the heavy thun-
deTstorm yesterday afternoon the resi-
dence Of Mrs. c. S. Benney, occupied by
Joseph Abts was struck by lightning. The
blaze was extinguished by a bucket bril-
gade. The damage done by fire and water
will probably amount to about $50.
REATRICE-Dr. Woods and Dr. StrOugh,
two residents Of Barneston, INDUCED in
fstic encounter. but were separated before
seriously injuring each other From re-
ports. the two men have not been on speak
ing terms for some time, and when they
met face to face they were not long in
coming together.
BEATRICE The case Of William A.
Wilson. charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses, was called yesterday
in police court and continued TO Thursday
morning. Mrs Wilson arrived in the city
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
DEClRMO is MUCH WANTED"
Women and Horses Get Man at Beaver City
Into Trouble
WEEDS GIRLS AND STEALS ANIMALS
Nebraska, Illinois. Iowa and south
Dakota Are Anxious 60 square
Accounts with Prisoner,
Who COnfesses.

BEAVER CITY, Neb., Aug S.-ispecial
Telegram. The special in The Bee August
., recounting the varied acreer OF Wal
ter Degarmo now in the county Jail
awaiting trial on the charge Of bigamy,
brought several kilograms from different
parts Of the country where Degarmo is
wanted.
A message from the state attorney at
Carthage, H., confirms the confession Of
Degarmo that his wife, Maude Degarmo.
is alive and has not been divorced.
The sheriff at Huron, s. D., wires that
Degarmo is wanted for horse stealing, and
on being confronted with the charge he
confessed and stated that the horse. har-
ness and buggy were sold by him in this
county.
The Illinois authorities want him also
on charge Of horse stealing and to this
he also acknowledges, giving the name Of
the town in Iowa where the stolen animal
was sold
From Red Cloud comes another inquiry
and It is probable that he will have an
other charge TO face.
Miss Luella Thompson Of wisonville
has been notified Of all the facts regarding
the scoundrel who imposed himself upon
her and succeeded in obtaining sums of
in Illinois had secured a divorce so that
the marriage here would have been legal.
A strange characteristic Of Degarmo is
that he freely confesses his sins and has
made but little attempt to shield himself.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Edward Jones and wife to Gerald NJ.
Drew, lols z, ., and 5, block 1,
Hdlcyon Heights .....................S
Georglana G. kllgOre TO Oscar O. over
lot T., Muore's subdiv................ 8
Frank NJ King to Margaret r. King,
lot 5, block a, Florence ..............
p L. Her TO Omaha Paint Pottery,
Brick ana Tile company, beginning
at the west line Omaha d South
western Railway company's right
of-way at block 443, Grand View, west
to east line of % ST, north along
east line I'd St. to intersection Of
west right-of-way line, thence south
east along said line to beginning.
Richard II. Robertson to Clyde e.
Boord, lots !, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, II and u,
block y; lots u and IA, block Il, lots
2 g., :, 3, 10, II and L, block ls.
Central Park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Benson Land company to W. S. Don
aidson, lots and p, block Z, Ben
Charles A Baldwin and wife to vii
liam J. McEaton, lot :, block r"
Saunders & Himebaugh's add.
John J.. Harris and wife 20 Frank
koutsky, lot Of subdiv. Of lots
and S. block 49, South Omaha.
Ida d. Killy and husband TO Robert
:. DINING, $50 feet sublot Of lot S,
JOhnsun's add. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g..
The city of Omaha to Bishop Clarkson
Memorial hospital. n35 feet 21st Ave,
Preston q Williams add. .............
George p. Griffith ct al. TO Barber As
phalt Paving company, lot Z, block
Z, Hanscom Place NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TO-
Mary b. Shelby TO Elmer L. Bryson,
lot g. block is, South Omaha. .........
Elizabeth A. Colfax to Frank Hib-
beler, lot y, block 6, McCormick's
"a duu...,... .-..-...-......-.
John Swanson to J. L. Maurer, ma
feet lots Is and l6, Buells subdiv....
Henry L. Sassell and wife to Clar-
ence o. Heath, lot p, block g. Smith
Mary COIN to Gustav Pagan, lot 30,
block 619. Bedfurd's 2d.................
Harvey o. Blair and wife 10 Margaret
c. Reagan, lot 5, block J. A S. Pat
TICK adu. .......-....-.... ......-..s-...
Magnus Erickson TO Charles O. Erick-
son. lots and 4, block II, Rose HIN
c. J. Walker to Fred Van Horn, lot
9, block 2, Patterson's subdiv..........
William G. Norris to Harry c. Rhyn,
lot 20, Bluff View add...................
w. s. Donaldson and wife to Laura
Donaldson, lots p, % . and "A, block
II, Benson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. vi,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09

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AUBURN, Neb., Aug. ESPECIAL THE
German-AmerIcan picnic which was held
in this city yesterday, was one Of the
largest attended celebrations that has
been held in this city for some time. The
weather was perfect up until about 5
O'Clock, when a slight rain set in and
lasted nearly an hour This made things a
little disa greeahle but did not check the
evening entertainment in the least. The
Hustler bare q Omaha furnished the
music for toe day. This is an excellent
band and was pronounced the best which
has been here at any previous time. The
good music was appreciated by every
body
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09

from Auburn with her little baby and re-
turned home last evening to try and raise
shortage. II she succeeds the officers APP
pear willing to drop the case. Wilson is
the father Of five children and the family
is in destitute circumstances
LEIGH-A heavy rain fell here Yesterday
afternoon, which caused some uneaslness
among the farmers for fear It would lodge
the oats which are now being harvested.
but little damage was done. oats promise
TO be a very large crop, while winter wheat
is yielding from twenty-four to forty BUSH
els per acre and is Of excellent quality.
HOWELLS-A heavy rain fell here last
night which laid laid many acres Of small
one mile south are under water and in
many places out OF line. The Maple creek
bridge was damaged TO such extent that
delayed until extra crews could make
repairs
BLAIR-The abundant rainfall in this
county during the last six weeks has pro-
duced an immense yield in small fruits
and apple crop. Mccormick & Koopman,
proprietors of the Mt. Hope fruit farm
who are handling the crops Of other small
raisers well as their own, have been
unable to secure piokers enough to save
all of their berries, prices for picking being
from ~ 70 cents per quart. The heavy
rains have made the harvesting of small
grain and cutting hay rather slow work,
but The farmers have it well in hand. Corn
is looking fine.
HOWELLs-Three travelling men of
Omaha had narrow escapes from drown
a
carriage, into Maple creek. which was
bank fun. The three, including Nc
Cord-Bradys Mr. Finnerty and Mr.. Stew
ems, were driving from Dodge to this
place and upon attempting to cross the
Maple creek. which was flooded by the
heavy rains till the bridge was covered
they drove off the edge of the bridge. The
tea II and men were able to get out with
their lives but all their grips and car
rage went down stream.
ALMA-I7ine rains have been falling in
Franklin, Harlan and Furnas counties for
the last week and everything indicates now
that one of the largest corn crops ever
raised in this section will be produced this
year The dry weather during May and
June was thought to injure the wheat crop,
but the contrary appears from reports
coming in all over the country. Wheat is
running from eighteen to thirty bushels
to the acre and testing high sixty
two pounds This is fully as good, IL not
regardcd one Of the best wheat crops
Harlan county had ever produced.
ALMA-The democrats of this county are
organizing for the fall campaign II is
their intention to nominate P W Shea OF
Orleans for representative and B. NJ Simms
of Alma for state senator. Mr. Simms Is
quite popular druggist at this place and
has already served one term as a member
in the house. The delegates elected TO the
state convention by the democrats will be
for governor. Mr. Shallenberger is not
personally making any particular canvass
for the nomination for governor, but his
many friends are declaring that he is the
only available candidate who is strong
enough with the people to defeat the re-
publican nominee.
Automobile Rental Co once Niles &
Moser, Sixteenth and Farnam. Tel Doug
las-ls95.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09

BLAIR, Neb., Aug. s.-(Special THE
Washington county teachers institute
convened at the high schood building on
last Monday morning and will be in ses-
sion for one week, under the management
OF County Superintendent John A, Rhoades.
Sixty teachers are enrolled and the ses-
sion WIN be one OF the most instructive
ever held in this county. Prof Warren
Darst Of Chicago, w. A. Clark, professor
Of psychology and pedagogy Of the State
Normal at Kearney, and Miss Grace
Graves superintendent Of primary model
school work OF Kearney, are the instruc-
tors for this session Of the institute.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
Resolutions Endorse His Record and
National ADMINISTRATION.

NATIONAL AumIutstratlons
HASTINGS. Neb.. Aug. S-tspecial Tele-
gram.t-Not a ripple Of opposition APP
peared in the way Of the denomination Of
Hon. @. W Norris Of McCook for a third
term as congressman from the Fifth dis
trict. The republicans Of the district as
sembled in convention this afternoon. F.
n Mervin Of Beaver City was elected
chairman, G. A. Luce OF Republican City
secretary. and A. r McCarlow Of Nc
Cook, assistant secretary.
On motion Of w F. Button Of Hastings
Mr.. Norris was nominated by reclamation.
Resolutions were reported by August
Buechler. Hall; John b. Peterson Frank
lin, and George w James. Adams. They
were brief. merely endorsing Mr. Norris
and the national administration and calling
attention to the formers high standing
with the administration. his upright char
acter and his fidelity to the interests OF
his constituents
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09

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Ragtime Tonight at Mnnnwa

Lovers Of ragtime music are promised
treat al Lake Manawa tonight when
Nordins band will render a program OF
the latest and most popular Of the synco-
pated airs, and on Friday night the Vene-
Ian carnival will be repeated with a
beautiful display Of Pains fireworks
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
Repairing Wnshouts.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okl Aug. S-Large
forces Of men are at work in Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma repairing the heavy
washouts on the Rock Island, Santa -
and Missouri Kansas & Texas railroads.
It is believed that traffic will be resumed
generally by tomorrow. All trains entering
this city are delayed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
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Burt County PopuIists Meet.

TEKAMAH, Neb., Aug. S.-(Special)-
Owing to the races yesterday the Burt
county populist convention was very poorly
attended less than a dozen being present.
No business Of any importance was trans
acted and the naming OF candidates was
left to the central committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-09
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