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Arizona republican., 1910-05-12

THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING 2 lslo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Hoke Smith Named
tor Governor
Former Secretary of the Interior
Wins Hot Fight in State
of Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. A.--Hoke Smith Of
Atlanta probably will be the next governor
of Georgia. One of Georgia's oldest con-
gressmen in point of service. l.. F. Living
ston, was defeated for denomination In
campaign in which his alleged support of
the so-called Cannon rules at the organlza-
ton of the house last winter was made a
principal issue. Last nights reports from
Congressman Howards district were that
he had been defeated by S. ]. Tribble, but
about noon today the returns made the
result in this district (the Eighth doubt
full.
Governor Joseph $. Browns manager to-
day conceded Hoke Smiths election, under
the county unit rule, One hundred and
eight-five votes in the state convention are
necessary to elect and MIR. Smith has
fifteen over this figure, according to the
most conservative estimates
ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. A.-Two prisoners
in the county jail here yesterday attempted
to kill themselves when denied the privi-
lege of hearing the election returns.
They said that to be in Jail on election day
in Georgia was insupportRble and they
kept the turnkey on the run for few min
utes, for both attempted suicide at the
same time. A. Jl Hammond strangled him
self into semi-conscious condition with
a knotted handkerchief, and Harry George
was found in the act of hanging himself
10 the ceiling with a pair Of suspenders.
Bith men are middle-aged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Madrlz on Way q
to Costa Rica
Former President of Nicaragua and
Associates Will Leave Amapala on
Coastwise Steamer.

WASHINGTON, Aug. A-Dr. Madriz, the
late president of the Nicaraguan govern
ment, is today on his way to Costa Rica
according to report from the American
consular agent at Amapala, Honduras, re-
ceived at the State department today.
Madriz, Irias, Ortiz, Vasquez and about
seventy other prominent figures Of the
Madriz faction in Nicaragua arrived at
Amapala Monday on the Pacific Mail
steamer from Corinto, the American con-
suar agent said. Without explaining the
reasons which prompted Madriz to make
the trip, the report said the late president
had arranged to take a coastwise steamer
for Costa Rica today. Nothing further was
given OF the plans Of the former president
DR.. Madrix, as president OF the court OF
justice of the Central American republics
resided for somo time in Costa Rica and
may intend to make his home In tina coun-
try.
American Consul johnson at Corinto in
formed the department that General Es-
trada has ordered the release of 200 pris-
0ners confined on an island near Corinto.
These prisoners were to be released Sunday
night, said the dispatch.
Consul Olivarss at Managua reported IN
the State department that one Of the first
acts OF General Estrada as president was
to revise the tariff. All foOdstuffs were nut
on the free list until further orders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Eagles Look
Into Charges
of Grating
Grand Aerie Will Not Transact Any
Further Business Until Matter
is Disposed Of.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. A-The grand aerle Of
the Fraternal order OF Eagles at a secret
session today refused to permit a delay
Of the report of the trial committee which
last night Investigated charges that four
officers derived $1,000 from the funds OF
the order.
After being in session only few minutes,
the grand aerie ordered the report made at
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. A resolu-
ton was adopted providing that no bust
Aess shall be transacted until after the
Aarges against the former officers have
!, N either sustained or overruled.
.. Q trial committee remained in session
Z. 9 o'clock this morning and many wit
>. were examined. The charges grow
the alleged sale OF peraphernalia TO
n aeries, upon which the grand off
{ . are said to have profited.
II is said that b. F. Managhan Of Phila-
delphia, former. grand worthy president,
and Edward Krauss of Wilmington, Del,
two OF the accused members, made
speeches In their own behalf in the trial,
which was held behind closed doors Man
Afghan contended the grand aeris had no
legal right to conduct the trial, but he was
overruled. Martin Gray of New Haven,
Conn, and Thomas c. Hays OF Newark, N.
j., the two other accused members, we're
not present President Frank E. Herrirs
OF South Bend, Ind. and Trustee Theodore
Bell Of California refused to reveal any OF
the evidence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
If Others Oppose Principles, it is
Their Affair.
BARNES KEEN FOR STRUGGLE
Opponents of Direct Primaries Will
Not Abdicate Position.
mo COMPROMISE" SAYS GRrscOM
County Chairman Says Members In
Control of Party in state Must
GO-ReDort Circulated il
False
raise.

UTICA, N. Y, Aug. A-Colonel Roose-
welt showed his inclination to fight oppo-
sition In New York today. When a state
ment by William Barnes, jr., the Albany
leader, to the effect that there would be
fight in the convention against It's dom
ination by Mr.. Roosevelt. was read to him,
be said:
They will have all the fight they want.
. am only going to the convention because
that feel that the interests of the people
Of New York demand the republican party
be given a chance to stand squarely and
uncomprhendingy for clean. decent. honest
politics.
Il go to that convention to make the
speech axactly as II had been planned, orig
inally, and while hope there will be
enough good sense to prevent anyone op-
posing the principles for which l stand,
yet, II they do oppose them then 1t is their
own affair, and so far as l am concerned,
the issue shall be absolutely clean cut"
Barnes Ready for Fight.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Colonel Roose-
velts statement that II the "old guard"
desire a fight they will have all the
fight they want" found William J..
Barnes, jr.. OF Albany in an aggressive
attitude tonight Mr.. Barnes will meet
State Chairman Woodruff here tomor-
row and go over plan of campaign by
which they hope to win at the coming
primaries
Colonel Roosevelts statement was
shown Mr. Barnes and after reading It
carefully he said: The opponents OF
direct nominations, after the contest they
have been through. Will not violate the
principles for which they have been
fighting at the dictation of anyone, and
1t looks as If they would have to have
the fight"
County Chairman Griscom indicated to
callers late today that there was nothing
in the rport OF compromise by which
Vice President Sherman would be made
temporary chairma nsf the state oonven4
tion and Colonel noosevelt would be
chosen permanent chairman Mr.. Girls
CONS position is that the members OF
the "old guard" now controlling the party
in the state must go.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
TROOPS FOR MILITARY MEET
Samson Receives List Of Five Thou
sand Soldiers to Be Here.
SOME TO RIDE, SOME MARCH
visitors to Ak-saF-Ben Festivities to
witness All Branches of Uncle
SANS war Troops in
Omaha This Fall.

Major Carr, commanding officer at Fort
Omaha, has completed arrangements for
the military maneuYers to be held at Fort
Omaha in connection with the Ak-Sar- Ben
fall festival Seats are to be erected over
looking the parade grounds witE a capacity
OF 5000 persons. ASIDE from the seats, there
will be ample room on the grass for
few additional thousands.
1t is expected that two additional squad
rons OF the SeSenth talFy will be in
Omaha to take part 10 the maneuvers
The Second and Third sQuadrons viii make
a practice march from Fort Riley to Ian
coin and return and arrangements are being
made whereby they may be brought to
Omaha for day. These squadrons will
prove a big addition to the troops already
promised. About 5000 soldiers win take
part.
Troops to BE Here.
The following list of organizations which
VIII take part has been given out by the
chief quartermaster. Department of the
Missouri:
Fourth Infantry-Hs quarters band. NJ.
g. p. and seven companies, Fort Riley TO
Des Moines and thence to Omaha by rall.
Thirteenth lnfantry-HeadQuarters band,
ID g. p, First and Second battaIions, Fort
Riley TO Des MOines by rail, then by rail
10 Fort Leavenworth via Omaha.
seventh CaValry-band Nd. u. r.. ana
First squadron, Fort Riley to Des MoinSs
by rail, Des Molnes to Omaha by rail and
Omaha TO Fort Riley by marching.
Company X, Engineerg-Fort Riley to Des
Moines, thence 10 Fort Leayenworth via
Omaha, all by rail.
Company l. Signal Corps-Fort Riley to
Des Moines, thence Des Moines to Fort
ID. A. Russell via Omaha, all by rail.
Detachment Cooks and Bakers-Fort Riley
to Des Motnes, thence Des Moines to Fort
Riley via Omaha all by rail.
Company A, Hospital Corps-Fort Riley
to Des Molnes, thence to Fort ID. A. Rus
sell via Omaha, all by rail.
Battery h, Fifth Field Artlllery-From
Fort Des Moines by marching to tourna-
ment grounds, thence to Fort Leavenworth
via Omaha by rail.
Fifteenth Cavalry, Second Squadron
From Fort Leavenworth TO Des Moines by
rail, Des Moines to Omaha by rail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
KOREA ANNEXED BY JAPAN
Texts Of Convention Communicated to
the Powers.
DOCUMENT SIGNED M0NDA!
1t viii Become Effective Monday or
Tuesday of Next WeolS-FeRrS
OF Serious Disorders in
Seoul,

TOXIC, Aug. A-The text of the conVen-
aon under which Korea is annexed to Japan
was communicated at IL o'clock this morn
ing to the representatives OF the powers.
The document which, according to now
established facts, was signed August 22
will be effective when officially promul-
gated This will be, according to some OF
the ministers, August Is, or August 80, when
the independent existence of the hermit
kingdom, the struggle for whose control
started the Russo-Japanese war, will cease.
Baron Hirata, minister Of the Interior
summoned the proprietors of all the Jap
anese newspapers to his cabinet today and
requested them to publish no unauthorative
information regarding the situation in
Korea. He pointed out that such publlca-
ton under existing conditions would only
make the task of the japanese government
more difficult.
The newspapers agreed to his wishes and
nothing regarding the annexation, beyond
official statements will be published here
before the publication OF the promulgat ttcn
Of the convention.
The Japanese government, which already
has a large number of representatives in
Korea, will be prepared to take over the
machinery Of ADMINISTRATION in Korea with
out delay.
Considerable uneasiness is reported at
Seoul owing to the circulation Of threats
of disorder following the annexation. These
emanate, according to the view taken here,
from malcontents who have not received
tho consideration which they think their
due in the provision made by the conven-
lion for the future of the Korean royal
family, mobiles and officials.
Sporadic outbreaks in protest against the
absorption OF Korea by Japan are antci-
pated, but serious rloting or even wide
spread objection from the Koreans to the
annexation are not expected.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
George Barker, Sr., Rescues
Pole and Fish from Lake

IN meet oAses when the fish takes the
pole and all and, tlEurAtiveiy speaking.
walks off. the incident Is closed. Not SO
with George Barker. who oAn catch any
thing from an air Of the latest comic opera
to a wogglO bug
Mr.. Barker came to notice yesterday fol-
lowing a discussion with his wife over the
propriety OF staying an night flEhing when
one has left nome merely 70 pass a few
hours at the sport. An incident OF the dis
cussion was the remark from Mrs Barker
that one doesn't need necessarily TO get
wet all over when one is fishing, even II
one stays az the task until long after dark.
That. Of course, brought forth an explana-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
LUMBERMEN BEGIN FIGHT
Two Hundred Southern Mill Men Pro-
test Against New Division
of Rates.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. A.-What may become
nation wide fight against increases in
freight rates and agitation by carrier Of
ficials, started at a conference Of nearly
200 southern lumbermen here today. They
assembled TO protest against the action Of
the trunk lines railroads in cutting them
off from the division Of rates that have
heretofore been In effect.
@. d. johnson OF St. Louis, presided and
Wesley t. Christine. editor Of a Chicago
lumber journal, was one OF the principal
speakers
LIuther NJ Walter Of Chicago. an attor-
ney for the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, advised the lumbermsn 20 begin
an organized movement, taking their cases
before the Interstate Commerce Commission
and asking that the new tariffs which will
go into effect September "a. be held UP
pending further investigation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25

tion' Mr.. Barker averrsd he knew il wasn't
necessary for one to jump in and use his
hands when one has a pole and line. But
You see. II was like this"-and thereupon
the truth was out.
MI Barker had an unusual experience In
catching his fish, staying late and coming
home wet The fish grabbed his line. n
developed, and walked off with the pole
and all Thereupon Mr., Barker set himself
TO the task OF recovering the fish and an
He did Inside OF two hours he had rescued
his hook line, sinksr pole and fish from
the hmpid waters OF Dome lake and ulti-
mately he reached the side Of his wife Mr.
Barker was forgiven
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Deer Lodge
is Burning
Fire Which Started in Business Block
Threatens to Destroy the
City.

BUTTE, Mont, Aug. a-Deer Lodge
town Of 1900 people and a division for the
Chicago. Milwaukee 4 Puget Sound rail-
way. Is burning. An appeal for aid says the
town Is surrounded and appears to be
doomed. Chief Sanger OF the Butte fire de-
partment is preparing to leave on a special
train with fire apparatus
The fire is not due to forest conditions
but started from unknown causes In a busl-
ness block on Main street and spread rap
idly. The state penitenuary is in Deel
Lodge and the guards are helping fight tn,
fire. The inmates Of the prison are in q
panic
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
eRIscoM WILL NOT TALK
New York Chairman Refuses to Dis
euAs RumOr Of Another Meeting
of Republican Committee.

NEW YORK, Aug PA special meeting
OF the republican state committee to solve
the question of who shall be temporary
chairman and thereby prevent a fight on
the floor OF the state convention, was a
subject which Lloyd C. Griscom New York
county chairman, would not discuss today.
Mr.. Griscom did not deny that he had
received word from several state committee
men who had voted in committee for Mr..
Sherman for temporary chairman that they
were ready TO join the so-called progress
ives"
Sta6e Chairman Woodruff will be IN town
tomorrow TO plan the fight in the repub-
lican primaries where the next test will be
had of the forces that are now struggling
for the control OF the state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Cool Wave Here;
May it Endure
Mercury Drops Fourteen Degrees Be-
tween 8 and P, M, and it
Seems Almost Chilly.

The promised cool wave seemed to arrive
In Omaha last night and thousands who
had been sweltering through the day en-
joyed cool sleep. Up to 5 p. m. the fall
in temperature was not great but between
and p. m. the mercury dropped Il
degrees coming down to a. which seemed
almost chilly.
II is hoped that the cool wave win prove
little more enduring than the COO
weather Of Tuesday morning which lasted
until about noon.
DEADWOOD s. D., Aug. A-(specia
Telegram. )-Snow is falling tonight
throughout the Northern Black Hills, while
the mercury registers below forty degrees
1t Is raining and not so cold In the val.
leys and agricultural districts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Indicted Congressman Says
Figures Will Reveal Facts

FRANKLIN, Pa, Aug. A.-Joseph c.
sibley OF this city, whose arrest on a
charge OF conspiracy to bribe and de-
bauch voters Of Warren county" followed
his resignation as republican nominee for
congress In the Twenty-eigllth Pennsyl-
vania district yesterday, has lssued a
statement In which he expresses the hope
that q fun and exhaustive audit OF his
campaign expense account will 60 on as
planned
The audit" says Mr., sibleys statement
will give me real opportunity 10 present
my side Of the case and emphatically deny
the rUmors that have been circulated and
inspired by my politl enemieS"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25

Mr.. sibley also says no will stand the
audit in Warren on next Monday, ~ they
have 20 carry me there on a stretcher"
Lawyers both here and In Warren are
divided In opinion concerning the validity
Of the warrants served on Mr.. slbley and
the co-defendants The date OF the prl-
maHes as stated In the informations was
given as June II, 1910 whereas the prl-
mariss nominating Mr. sibley were held
on June T.
Mr. sibleys attorneys assert this dis
crepancy viii nocessitats the ressryiug OF
the warrants. while attorneys for the war
rem County Civic league, insugators OF the
prosecution. assert the difference in dates
VIII aanHA no Aeiau
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Fire Threatens
Recs Plant
Printers Downstairs Did Not Know of
Flames Until Firemen
Arrived.

OF the Rees Printing company at Tenth
and Harney streets, and the flames did
about 1900 damage in the engraving
rooms, on the second floor before the fire
men stopped them
The fire had gained some headway be-
fore IT was discovered by A d. r. Watch
man Stevens. Meantime. there were
working downstairs In the composing
rooms, the foreman. L. r. Wallace and
ten printers These men did not know
fire had broken out until the firemen be-
gan battering In the windows.
Samuel Rees, head Of the company, said
he thought the fire may have been due
to crossed wires
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Frauds in Sale
of Butterine
Federal Grand Jury Will Look Into
Alleged Illegal Trans
actions.


CHICAGO, Aug A-The federal granu
Judy which has been investigating the So
called Beef trust will, 1t was learned today,
look into charges OF fraud in connection
with the manufacture and sale Of but
terine.
This was learned when five witnesses,
brought here from the federal prison at
Fort Leavenworth appeared in the office
OF United States marshal. The witnesses
are William Broadwen and Samuel Dries
bach, convicted butter "moonshiners," and
three others recently convicted at Mil
waukes Of similar offenses.
Two months ago a grand jury made an
investigation OF the charges, but failed
TO reach what the government was after,
namely, the men higher up"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
The want ad pages
make the bargain
counter.

II you have thing TO sell at a
bargain, use Bee want ad.
If you wish something at bar
gain you will find 1t in these col
umns, no doubt.
II you do not, It is a matter OF
say, 25 cents, TO get in touch with
the person who iB ANXIOUS to sell
you Just what you wish.
Call Tyler 1000 and the want
ad man will write your ad and
place II,
The Job is over.
Everybody T e a d S Bee
Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
ALLEGED PIRATE ARRAIGNED
Man Who Attempted to Rob Ship Has
to BE Supported while War
rant ts Read.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. A-GeorKe
Washington Wise, charged with piracy on
the high seas in connection with the at
tempted seiEure of the steamship Buckman.
and the murder OF Captain e. V. Wood.
was ordered today by United States Com
missioner H NJ. Wright to appear before
him next Monday for his preliminary hear
ing, Wise Is in a piuable state OF COL
lapse and had to be supported when he
TODD to listen to the reading Of the war
ant.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
ENocH ARDEN UP TO DATE
Indiana Man Returns After -Four
Years and Police Charge Woman
with BiHamy.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. A-After being for
four years supposed to be dead. Samuel
Stephens came back 10 life and to his wife
last night found her tho wife of another,
known 10 her friends and neighbors as
Mrs William Hail. 984 Hosbrook street.
Just before Mrs. Stephens was arrested
today on a charge of bigamy made by the
police, Stephens went to the home and took
away with him, Fred, aged 6, who was a
baby of years when his father left home.
Stephens then disappeared,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
I.ehnnon Hna stnte nnnl..

PIEl..E, 5. D., Aug. 4.-Cspecial AR
tcles OF Incorporation were filed today for
the Citizens State bank OF Lebanon, with
a capital Of $4,000, Incorporators, J, J.
McGinty, r. ID. sprague, Caledonia MINI.
Daniel Carroll g. N. Booker and number
OF other residents OF Lebanon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25

Kappa Kappa Gamma COnVsntiOn.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Aug A-Today
marks the formal opening Of the twenty
nfth ANIMAL national convention Of the
Kappa Kappa QammS sorority President
Edith Stouer of Kansas City viii preside at
ehS first business session today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25

KAlamRAOo Gsins sixty Per Gent.
WARRINGTON. Aug. 2A-The population
of Kalamazoo, Mich. is LAST. an increaS,
Of lSoS2 OF as per cent as compared with
~ t0 in 1900
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
STORM CHECKING
FOREST FIRES

Snow in Mountains and Rain in VAL
leys Bring Relief to the
Stricken District
TWENTY BODIES ARE FOUND
Of Forest Service Bureau
Burn to Death Near Avery,
ONE HUNDRED FOREsTERs DEAD
All Other Men Employed in Idaho
Are Reported Safe.
FIRES ARE ADVANCING SLOWLY
strategy of oIsn Aided by Rain and
Snow Are slowly Overcoming the
FIRmcs--I.ist of Missing
Reduced.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25

NERRAsKA CITY, Aug. A-(speeial err
egram. THE anvassins board completed
the recount OF Otoe county on democra tie
Candidates for governor this evening. They
found number OF errors in favor OF both
candidates but they came out even save
five populiss votes credited to shansn-
&C. ----..--...a -. -. a..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
nULLETIN.

Forest Supervisor w. r. Weisel this
afternoon, issued a statement that liz OF
his forest employees have been killed. The
dead are distributed as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska Cooler.
For lows showers, cooler
For weather report sec Page 3.