NEWS-JOURNAL
TilK NORFOLK WKHKLV
M. Read ; attorney
enernl , William U. Greeneough.
The platform was adopted without
opposition.
Endorsement of the administration
of President Taft and of the Payne- Aldrlch tariff bill and expressions of
regret at the retirement of United
States Senator Nelson W. Aldrlch\ \ ore Included In it- .
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Since ho was a moro boy no nail
hoard of the many adventures f Germans In America. IIo had listened to
the stories te ld by the older folks
about the hardships , and letters from
Nebraska wore road 'o him. It was
then when hla ambitions to reach Nohraska wore at their highest pitch.
The opportunity tei go to the new
world arose In 1S09 , and with his wlfo
and throe children 10. W. Zutz , vice
president of the Norfolk National
bank ; Mrs. Minnie Sonnaken of New
York City , and Paul Zutz , who died
hero nine years ago ho wont to liremen , Germany , from which port ho
sailed to Now Yeirk. The trip over
was made In thirteen days , but the
trip from Now York le Chicago
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stretched out from one Monday till
the next Sunday , an entire week. The
travel was very slew In those days ,
and the family finally reached Watertown , Wls. , where many German families lived. Here Jlr. Zutz , anxious to
learn the American methods of agriculture , hired out to a farmer at very
low wages and worked patiently In bis
new capacity. In the spring of 1S70
he became anxious to roach Nebraska ,
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and finally moved to Omaha , his destination being Norfolk , where he had
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Special Train for Fight.
Jack Sullivan , who will light Wid
West hero Thursday night will bo In
Norfolk In the morning. J. McKcnney
ono of Jack Sullivan's representatives
arrived In the city Tuesday evening
and is making all preparations for his
lighter. Mr. McKonney reports that
all arrangements for the special train
have been made. The train will leave
Norfolk after the light to enable a
largo number of fight fans from that
vicinity to get back homo Thursday
night.
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.State's Attorney Carlson of Canton
What aided Unruh In his work was
was acquitted of the charge of commit- the fact that members of the Mention- ting an assault upon a young woman Ho church are not accustomed to suswho was In his olllce as a supposed pect ono another of dishonesty , but on
witness in a criminal case then undet the contrary make It a practice to
investigation by him.
trust each other. The Menonilc aid
For the second time within twc plan , the organization which was
years the dance hall and resort ol mulcted , has boon doing business for
SENATOR ELKINS VERY ILL.
Annie Woods , at Deadwood , was dos many years and Its oillcers say this lacaused by a cigarette stub , causing the first time it has over lost a dollar
the death of Frank Askins , a minor through fraud. Us headquarters arc His Friends Are Alarmed Over His
Condition
Crisis Approaching- .
troyed by ( Ire , supposed to have beer at Mountain Lake , Minn. It insures
.Elklns , W. Va. , Oct. 19. Friends ol
and the Injury of three girl inmates.
the property of Mcnonltes In all parts
Charles Looby and .lames Geddys of the United States and Canada Senator Stephen B. Elkins are mosl
concerned over his failure to rallj
residents of Sanborn county , were ar- against fire , lightning and storms.- .
rested in Minor county on a serious
Unruh was formerly county treas- from the illness which has hold hhrcharge , that of Invading the home ol- urer of Splnk county , S. D. He had at homo the past summer. It Is re- friends.
Walks to Norfolk.- .
Mr. . and Mrs. Ernest Bacon , who live an extensive acquaintance
in the ported ho Is suffering from a nervous
At Omaha he was told of the Hoods
on a farm in Minor county , and fright southern part of that state and In disease which Is said is nearlng a critthroughout Nebraska and he left the
oniiiK Mrs. Itacon to such an oxtonl northern Nebraska , but was known leal stage.
family in Omaha and went by rail
is
will
die.
by
feared
she
that it
divers names in different localities.
over the Union Pacific to Fremont ,
New Rates on February 16.
The commission recently appointee Thus ho was enabled to cash chocks
Washington , Oct. 19. By nn ordei where ho mot August Brummund , with
by President Taft to make an ap- at three or four places without any
pralsal of about 800,000
additional suspicion being raised. It was an no- issued today the interstate commerce whom he walked to Norfolk , encoun- acres of the Rosebud Indian reserva cident which brought about the dls- commission directs that the long anc j toring many hardships. After the
lion , which It is proposed to open tc covery of his swindle. A list of fie- short haul provision of the recent In- flood subsided he , In company with
white settlement next spring under ar titlons losses represented as being due terstate commerce act shall become j Fred Braasch and Ferdinand Haase ,
drove to Omaha with wagons , where
act of congress , has commenced the to windstorms had been forwarded tc effective on February 1G , 1911.
The commission holds that a througl the family and household goods were
work of making the appraisement.
the Minnesota headquarters from An
oka , In Boyd county , Neb. , and a clr- rate that Is higher than a comblnatior- put aboard the prairie schooners and
Jackson Mentioned for It.
cular was sent back to Unruh undei of Intermediate rates is prlma facie brought to Norfolk. There were no
Des Moines , Oct. 19. Special tc his assumed name at that place as- unreasonable. Its intention to enforce bridges in those days and the streams ,
The News : Among the Iowa ropubll "secretary" of th * local society. The this principle and to grand exception swollen by the recent floods , had tocans prominently mentioned for the wrapper was torn off , and the post- only In extreme cases was announcec- be forded.
appointment to succeed Senator Del master In looking over the paper , saw by the commission.
When near the mill dam In Norfolk ,
Hvor , is Hon. Frank D. Jackson , for- the names of people listed as claimwhere the Sugar City Cereal mills now
Mayor Takes Exception.
mer governor of Iowa and father o ants for insurance whom ho knew
stand , a narrow escape was experiNorfolk , Neb. , Oct. 19. Editoi enced from going into the water.
the three Jackson brothers of Dal- were not living In that neighborhood
News : In your report of the counci
las , S. D.
After getting acquainted with the
Ho divined that the literature involved
a fraud of some kind and it was turned proceedings last week there is a state- ' Norfolk citizens Mr. and Mrs. Zutz
Big Bridge Completed.
over to postofllce detectives for inves- ment by Councilman Blakeman whicl- took up a homestead two miles north
Lynch , Nob. , Oct. 19.
Special t ( tlgation. . The sequel was Unruh's ap- I never heard until I read It In The ! of the city , where another child was
The News : The Townsend Bridge pearance In federal court , his pleading News. I want all my olllcial acts t- ' born to the family , Mrs. R. G. Rohrke ,
company of O'Neill has finished UK guilty and receiving a ten months jail be open and known to the public -me ' wife of a prominent Hosklns banker.
work on the Kcdblrd bridge' today sentence. He bad already spent nine 11 would scorn to employ Mr. Blake After going through the hardships of
The bridge is a combination concrete months in jail before bis case was man's underhand methods. I final } ' pioneer life and In need of moro land
believe that the taxpayers of Nort'oll l'e r the cattle , which he was raising
steel 'construction , composed of t\v called.- .
spans 334 feet long. The cost is abou
want better lighting for our street Mr. Zutz purchased a farm near Hos- anby
was
It
leained
the federal
15000. The old bridge was washec thoritles that Unruh worked hi ; and I secured Mr. Palmer at the re- kins , which a few years later he sold.
out during an lee gorge last spring scheme from two points , Anoka am- quest of the council to come before He then entered the merchandise busiThis Is considered the finest bridge 01 Enunett , but did not live at oithoi- the council to explain what could bt- ness in the city of Uoskius- .
the river. The new bridge spans tin place. . lie went first to Emmett in tht elone to ascertain the practicability o
.'ill health , however , forcec him to
project. Unless the council sav- give up this business after live years
Nlobrara river.
latter part of 190S and sent In frou the
to employ him his services up te and he retired to his present comfortthere a list of ten names purporting tc- fit
All Ready for Fight.
would cost the city nothing able home in Hosklns , where Wednesbo those of Menonites desiring to joii ' that time
Excitement in the sporting world o the co-operativo insurance society.
and the fact that the council did cm day the bonds of matrimony Into
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Norfolk , although not as intense ai
which the aged couple entered fifty
description of the property supposed ! } , ploy him justifies me in my position
Heno
that at
before the Johnson-Jef belonging to dach ono , to bo Insured Mr. Blakeman seems to have a per- ' years ago , were renewed.- .
fries prize fight , Is at Its highest pltcl was also
sonal reason for wishing to continue
Mr. . Zutz Is ono of the most promfurnished to the Minnesota i'
today over Thursday night's battle be- headquarters.
the present execrable system of light
signed
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and sturdy of Nebraska pioneers
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tween Jimmy ( "Kid" ) West of tlili '
Ing the city. He states that ho Inves"Frank R. Thomas , " holding the of j tigated
Ho was nt one time county commisIt
city and Jack ( Twin ) Sullivan o as
municipal
all
plants
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lice of secretary. He also
sioner of Madison county : he was deO'Neill.
The arena in the Taylo the names of two imaginarycontribute
men wlu Iowa and found thorn a failure. Tlili feated once for county treasurer , and
building is completed. The largo hal were to serve
a remarkable feat , as Mr. Blake
as valuers of property , was
he was delighted over
has been fitted up with large electrli whenever
man was absent in Iowa less thai later declared
occur.
should
losses
his
Thci
the past twenty years
For
defeat.
lights and the platform upon whicl 10 proceeded to "organize"
on a slm ' thirty-six hours and must have cm ' ho has been a director of the Norfolk
the pugilists will exhibit their sclenci '
ployed
transpor
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to
balloon
hot air
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twenty-five |
National bank , and although he docs
has been Mulshed. At least 700 pcopli liar basis at Anoka with he
| him all over the state.- .
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not consider himself a rich n in , ho is
fictitious
members.
There
used
are expected to witness the big mill name of C. G. Bennke as secretary.
If Mr. Blakeman Is so solicitous fc- ' glad that he is fairly well off.
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Tuesday afternoon was the last da ;
place Unrun woulc I the expenditure of the taxpayers ' ' Mr. Zutz has many friends In MadFrom
either
of the strenuous workout gone througlhasIn giving information of lossei- money , why does he purchase Itemi Ison county and his influence
by Kid West and his trainers. Tin write
as they were alleged to have occurred for the city at more than the marke t brought to the county many desirable
lay before the kid roughed It will
Later he would forward certificate ; price ? He voted to expend $35 for : citizens. As a citizen and a neighbor
Young Denny , and Tuesday , before
hli ' ho is looked upon as ono of the best
J purporting to bo duly signed by th j crossing across the street from
crowd of Ilfty admirers ho poundei
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own property , where It could bo of n ' and it has been often remarked that
secretary
valuers.
and
the
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would come
a draft made out t ( , service to the public and Is only usee I his word is as good as a bond.- .
around the gymnasium with nmnzhij- the beneficiaryas
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but in an envelope ad by himself to visit a neighbor , am I
oaso. . From now on he will do a littli ?
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.
to the secretary.
dressed
Unrul ! protests against a sidewalk for the resrunning aiound the race course am- stayed
James Craig went to Omaha on busiNorfolk a good deal of tin idents of North Eleventh street , when
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use the Wlntley exorcise , mixed will time ,
and had the letters forwnrdee the residents have to wndo througl ness. .
light boxing. In the olllco of Dr. WJ. E. Ilaasc made a business trip tc
thither to a specified box number fron- ! the mud to get to town and whore tin
II. . Pllger the kid was examined am
Anoka and Emmett. IIo would en- . city removed the dirt from the strce Wlnslde.pronounced In lit condition to go inti
M. . D. Tyler has gone to Orchard ordorse each draft with the name of tin ) and left It In bad condition and is ob
the ring.- .
business. .
person
to whom It was madi llgated to repair the damage.- .
fictitious
Dr. . Pllgor declared
the lighter'
Burt Mapes returned from Butte and
It , either at ono o f
It needs no argument to prove tha
lungs and heart wore in excollen- out and thenin cash
, at Tyrdall , S- .
Norfolk can profitably light its owi Creighton.
Norfolk
the
banks
condition. . In the meantime , Jack Sul- D. . ,
John A. Ehrhardt of Stanton was
or ono or two other places when j streets. Madison , Wayne and Harttng
IIvan has been doing some tralnlnion business.- .
hero
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popuan
acquaintance
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ho
had
ton
with
Nob.
under
loss than half the
on his ovn part at O'Neill , whore It I
Dr. . and Mrs. P. II. Salter are In Chiffercnt names.- .
of Norfolk , has more and bettc
latlon
reported he Is In the pink of condldays.- .
So painstaking was Unruh to die lights on their streets and at less ex- cago for a few
lion. .
Mr. . and Mrs. W. II. Buttorfield have
gulso his Identity and conceal UK pense than Norfolk now pays for llgh
The healing of the injured lip of th swindle that in writing from Emmet- for Its streets. It is not a whim but i gone to Chicago for a short visit.- .
hid was very rapid and he says it is a to
Mrs. . John Robinson returned from
the "Minnesota olllce he always usee firm conviction with mo that Norfoll
good as now now- .
a
visit with her parents at Omaha.- .
belighting
own
plant
must
have
its
Thomn
English
language
and the
the
Mrs. . George Laon and daughter ol
."Tho kid will win the go very oas signature , while the correspondonci
fore the streets arc adequately IliumCouncil Bluffs are visitors In the city
lly , " snld Long Distance , Kid West' from Anoka was all carried on In Got Inated , and I believe the taxpayer
Cleo Lederer returned from a few
star trainer. "Ho pounded mo aroum man with the name of Bennko append- will back mo up In my efforts to go
' vacation , which ho enjoyed
weeks.
easily and ho has a terrible panel ed to It. More than this , be had ti bettor lighting for Norfolk.- .
In conclusion , I still wish , Mr. Ed- . ' with relatives in Montana.
His wind Is good and Sullivan wil contrive two other signatures for eacl
J. G. Gallagher of O'Neill was In the
have to do his best to stand a show. place , distinctive from the first , li Itor , to bo jhown who has been "toi- .
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to his homo from a bus !
Say It's Even Match.
order that his certificates might aj rorlzed" nt the Junction the preson- city enrouto
Among the fifty admirers who wi- pear to bo regularly attested by val hummer. . My information Is that tin 3 ness trip to Dallas.- .
Miss Lulu Lamb is very 111 , suffering
lncssed the open and last workout o tiers. A comparison of vouchers re- Junction has been absolutely free fron
from a second attack of appendicitis
the Norfolk fighter , were a number o- celved at Mountain Lake shows Urn that sort of thing this summer and
The Ladies' Aid society of the Secvell known ring backers who kncH
ho kept copies of the various signn- would like to have Mr. Shaffer glv
both of the principals of the cotnln- tu res and faithfully duplicated cacl the name of oven ono person who ha ond Congregational church will meolat the church Thursday for a social
light. . They declare the match abou- ono whenever ho wrote.
been "terrorized. "
afternoon.
John Friday , Mayor.
oven. . Up to now the betting has bee
Sheriff C. S. Smith and Constable
FOR A THIRD TERM.
oven , but Tuesday a few bets wor
F. Flynn arc busy posting noJohn
Century.
Half
Married
Are
thtaken hero with odds against
Standing before Rev. J. Aaron li tlces of the coming election.- .
Providence , R. I. , Oct. 19. GovernoO'Neill lighter.
J. . Weaver , who has been employed
a thin their homo at He-skins at 3 o'clocl
That the light Is to bo on the squar- Pothler was rcnomtimted for
by all thel temporarily as watchmaker at the
, surrounded
Wednesday
ropublicai
by
at
term
acclamation
the
$200
ha
is taken from the fact that
state convention hold hero today. Al children and grandchildren and man Hayes jewelry store , has gone tt
boon posted with .The News sportln
the other state oillcers were unanl- old friends , Mr. and Mrs. William Zut Omaha to take a course In optical
editor as a uldo bet by both Sulllva inously
ronotnliinted.
The ticket fol- again repeated the words which flft work.
wliand West representatives. The
The Ladles' Aid society of the Flrsl
years ago bound them In wedlock a:
lows
mua
Sullivan
ner takes the 400.
Congregational church will meet al
, near Colburk , Germany.
Stoeckow
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llouter,
Pothler
Aram
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Governor
weigh 1C2 pounds or loss or ho
Among the old pioneers proson t the homo of Mrs. II. A. Pasowalk , Mrs
lose bis money , according to th- nnt governor , Zenas W. Bliss ; secre- were Mrs. Ferdinand Pasowalk am 1 G. B. Chrlstoph assisting , on Thursday
tary of state , J. Fred Parker ; genera
agreements. .
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Mrs. John Erbst accompanied by
her two younger children arrived hero
Tuesday from Hleiomlleld fe r a visit
with her sister , Mrs. Fred Stouk and
other relatives.L. James was hero Monday from
Helen visiting his parents and other
relatives.
Elmer 0. Brink Is building a largo
new barn on his farm three miles
and Letchor Daniel Is
southeast
building a new corn crib and granary
on his farm five miles southwest.
Henry Bergman wan here Monday
from Madison visiting at the homo ofbis brother William Bergman
who
lives on the William Horn farm ,
William Chapman was hero Monday
on business from Pierce.
Henry Tledjon was up to Koya Palm
county last , wool ; and bought a half
Thursday.section Impreiveel farm ten miles from
At the precinct democratic caucus SprliiRvlcw the county seat for $ lfi
John Flynn was nominated as con- - per acre.- .
.stable for the Norfolk precinct ; J. M- .
Geittliob Prc'iiss of MndlHoii IH visit.Machmueller , assessor outside pre- Ing hero at the homo his sons Robert
cinct ; Gustavo Machnmollor remel and Otto Prouss.
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overseer elistrict Ne
E. 11. Kauff- Gee rgo Marr. who moved up to Ewinan was made chairman ami If. W. Ing last spring will come back next
Winter secretary of the central com spring. Ho lias routed the William
mittee.
Nicolay half section farm south of
" At
Alexandria , Minn. , Wednesday town and the latter will move to town.
Henry Dankors of Corning Mo. , was
afternoon occurred the wedding of
Fred Wachter and Miss Anna Fie- - visiting here from Friday till Wednesbranz. . Among the Norfolk guests at day with relatives and with his son
the wedding wore
Mr. and Airs. Fred Dankers and family at Madison.Rev. Father Thomas Walsh returned
Louis Wachter , Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Raasch , Herman Wachter sr. Mr. and to Battle Crook Monday and will take
Mrs. Herman Wachter , jr. , and Mr. care of his parish again. The venerable reverend has just returned from
and Mrs. Emil Wachter.
Among his mail Wednesday Burt an extended trip to Europe and the
Mapes founel a postcard cartoon. The eastern states of this country.
writer had drawn the picture of a
Northwest Wedding.
farmer smoking a cob pipe with an inGeorge Thompson and Miss Elizascription underneath reading : "BurtMapes , the farmer's candidate for con- beth Miles were married at Wayne.
Conrad Vinzcn and Miss Martha
gress 1912 , on his farm. " The artist
Goldfus
were married at Atkinson.
Is a first class cartoonist.
The card
Miss Elizabeth Welkum and John
was mailed from a ColumbusNorfolktFrel were married at Hcrrlck.
rain. .
Miss Lizzie Shalstrom and Luther
The work of excavating Norfolk avenue for the final laying of the con- C. Samuelson were married at EmerIcrete base for the paving was greatly ck. .
Miss Pauline Schocnbaum and Ralph
delayed by the rain Tuesday. The
workmen wore put to work several Nichols were married at Bonesteel.
William Schulz and Miss Viola
times , but had to give up their efforts
on account of the extremely wet con- Burge were married at AInsworth.- .
J. . J. Mlsek and Miss Lena Minarik
dition of the ground. Many businessmen are complaining that the paving were married at Dodge.
Samuel Warnlck and Miss Hilda
is proceeding-too slowly and that there
has been a waste of 'opportune- Ilermanson were married at Newman
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of prominent men friendly to the
race tracks ; of $500,000 HtiliHurlbuil
a corruption fund ; eif the distribution
of this fund to politicians and to welt
known political correnponilenln at Albany of the New York newspapers anilef the ? cre t grievance of the Into Sonator Patrick McCarron that wen-keel
for the p annumof the bill agalimt his
own wishes and his own associates."Ho said that aiming the mon there
that I re-member wore James R.
ICO'H
Gregory , S. D.
Fred Neuwork Is tre-allug his hemsoon his farm south of town to a mnv
coat of paint. William Mlllor is doIng the work.
August Wlllo who has farmed Gottlieb Slbbol's place hero feir we ) ye ars ,
has purchased a farm botwe'con Os
mend and Pierce and will move there
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County Coiumlfrtlone r Henry Sun- dertnan Is hero this week eu'orsuoiagthe' scraping and relaying of the sand
road south of town.
( ' . A. lli-dman went to liunaii Tuesday fena visit at the homo of bin
daughter , Mrs. Ray Sharp.
Mrs. Bertha Gardels Is visiting will
her daughter. Mrs. Paul Uutlor. at
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To a largo number of Norfolk merchants the Inspectors of the Nebraska
State Fire Prevention association confided that Norfolk Is In great danger
from lire owing to the fact that basements In several business houses are
Oiled with ashes. They also declared
they have found a number of business
places which are in danger of lire con
stantly.
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The Norfolk band has been engageelto give concerts on Friday night , October 21. The band will also moot .
E. . Floharty , the speaker of the democratic mooting , at the depot.- .
A reception for the' Norfolk toaehersby the Woman's club planned feu- Friday night , has been postponed until
Saturday night , October 22 , on account
f Prof. Veigot's musical recital Friday.
The Ladles' Literary club of StanIon wore the guests of Superintendent
J. P. Poclval at the state hospital Tuesday afternoon. After a thorough Inspection of the Institute the ladles
wore convoyed to the station in the
Instituteconveyances. .
The unexpected colel wave which
Htrtick the city Tuesday evening
brought out the duck huntora. Many
boxes of shotgun ammunition wore
sold and the hunters "beat It" to the
watering places surrounding Norfolk ,
where they expected to make some big
hauls.
The feature of the firemen's bcne ll
musical which will be given at the
Methodist church Friday night , October 2S will bo the laelles' orchestra
and band. The tickets for the entertainment were put on sale Tuesday
and are being easily sold by the fire
fighters.
Henry Hagcnlorn tuo iS'orthwestern
fireman who escaped Iroin the state ;
hospital after he had recovered from
the e-ffects of heat prostration with
which ho sx.iforcd for several wee-ks ,
goe's to Council Bluffs
la. to take
treatments at the Edmundson hospital
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Harry Dlrd Dies at Rockford as Result
of Being Struck by a Batted Ball.
Rockford , 111. , Oct. 19. Harry Bird
lied today from Injuries received In a
baseball game a year ago when ho
was hit In the stomach by a batted
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Fred Wilde , who fifty years ago witnessed the wedding ceremony of this
aged couple.
Alter the golden wedding ceremony
Rev. Mr. Aaron of the Lutheran church
and the entire gathering showered the
couple with congratulations and gifts
and gifts.
William Zutz'wan horn at Sagow ,
Germany , on September 23. 1835 and
after his school education he became
a professional gardener. Mrs. Zutz
was born near Stonckow , Germany , In
Juno , IS 10 , and It was In that city
where Mr. Zutz , who was employed athist profession
met Miss Louisa
Schwortl'agor.
Fifty years ago they
wort1 married and after a few years
Mr. Zutz went with his bride to the
province of West Prussia. Ho did not
remain there long ami a few years
later resumed his profession at Ste eck- -
treasurer , Walter
South Dnkotn News ,
Unruh a Smooth One.
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ClitnluH Arch , who resides
Nebraska State Journal : AH atwon- farm near Lolohor , will huvo lo ar- loth century criminal genius , Peter
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range to pay over to MHM
Aniilo I'oo Unruh , who was sentenced at Norfolk
the Blim of $5,000 for breach of promI- - ocontly to ten months In the county
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all at Madison for unlng the malls in
All gambling In Lend anil DcadwoodI- furtherance of a scheme to defraud , IsH to IK ; tabooed and the saloons In iMitltlcil to rank with such celebrities
both x'ltluH aru to liu made to strict- - is Casslo Chadwlck , the Mabray gang ,
ly oliM'rvo the slate hnva to the lot- - he American Sugar trust , the porpo- tor. .
irators of the famous Spanish prisonr swindle or the men who systomat- I'rosldi'nt Tuft has transferred
ahoul 02,000 acres of hind from the cally robbed the Illinois Central railUnruh's moth- Lommon , S. I ) . , land district to thu- road of its millions.
nimnnrck , N. 1) . , and thu Dickinson , xls did not bring him as much booty
IK the others , hut no more cunningly
N. I ) . , land dlHtrlctH- .
.Woinnn suffrage has hold u success- contrived nor carefully executed plan
fill Inning hoforo tlio Methodist con than his was evolved in any of those
The preachers moio colossal frauds.
ference' In Mitchell.
Indorsed the movement , and the 100The story of his operations , which
laymun of the church did llkuwlac.
wore carried on for a full year In two
Sever Tsvlndo , iiKcd 10 , was found small townn of northern Nebraska be- ( load
In n corntlold four miles north fore detection took place Is ono that
of Florence , with his throat cut and shows unmistakable genius on the
face 'bruised. It may prove to ho a- man behind them. To make his plan
murder. . The dead man was a car- work successfully , Unruh adopted a
penter ofVatorlown. .
dozen or more fictitious branches of
South Dakota grain growers arc dis- the Mononlte Insurance association ,
appointed at the failure of the Inter- supplied them with fictitious members ,
state commerce commission to Investi- furnished certificates of losses signed
gate present rates instead of confin- by liimnliiiuy ufilui'iH , carried on coring the recent hoarlni ; at Aberdeen to- respondence with the headquarters of
the organization under two different
rho proposed rates of the roads.- .
At the roque'st of friends at 131- mimes and In two languages , and fluk1'olnt , the remains of F. D. Carbee ally , still under another nom de plume
dead at the West cashed drafts sent to the mystical perwho was found
farm. southeast of Vormllllon , last sonages in payment of their supposed
Thursday , wore shipped to Elk Point losses. lie cleaned up in this manner
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David
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Mltcholl
Mr.
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Harry Payne Whitney and
Par.souH ,
ClmrloH II- .
.llydo. . "
Charles II. llydo IH now chamberlain of Now York city and was for
morly a law partner of Mayor Gaynor.
James It. Keene Is the well known railing man and millionaire stock market
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"Mr. . Parsons" was
tified. . Ho ( Oardnor )
not further Idencontinued "Mr.
Elder said there was dispute about
who should handle the nunioy. Finally ho cald 12.i000 was pi von to JniucmGiiffiioy to take care of throe or four
mcmbcrx of the legislatureTnininany
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James C. Unffney Is president ot IhoGaffnoy Construction company , which
was handling many municipal con- ¬
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EUROPE
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Earle Ovlnaton Hopes to Solve
the Wireless Telephone.
Now York Oct. 20. Prof. Earlo L- .
.Ovlngton who Is performing oxporl- ini'iilH at the electrical she win Madison square garden , said today that heat last has found the Instrument
which when properly developed , will
establish telephonic communication
between America and Europe.
lie displayed an apparatus which , Ina limited degree illustrates the method by which ho hopes to arrive at the
achievement. It is a wireless telephone.
In design and In principle itis radically different from any other
previously attempted. All that Is visible Is a pair of 4-inch brass balls ,
with receivers attached , which are
placed to the cars , without any wire
connection. Immediately a phonograph Is heard playing In a cement
lined vault , also unwlred two stories
bolenv In the basement.
For those wno prefer technical
phraseology , hero Is an explanation
of the apparatus and Its workings In
the professor's own words :
"The human voice could qulto as
readily bo used but for exhibition purposes and to Insure continued connection I am using a repeating electrical
phonograph with a multiple Gamperotransmitter. . The current , passing
from the transmitter , charges the condenser , which , discharged through a
mercury vapor Interrupter and high
frequency apparatus , transforms the
current to ono which vibrates moro
than three million times a second. On
top of the oscillatory current Is superposed the current waves produced by
the sound waves coming from the
phonograph. The receiver consists of
a high Inductive wiring In combinaGrove.- .
tion with a capacity the two being
weather. .
L. . A. Fanske and Miss
awry E. tuned to the fundamental vibration of
the transmitter , which is three milWells were married at Wayne- .
South Dakota News.
Miss Myrtle E. Very is the new
.Cornelius De Foster Haskell and lion vibrations a second. "
Christian church pastor at Urookings. Miss Margaret MarlTionkcn wore
ASKS $15,000 FOR 2 STAMPS- .
Grain shipments from all parts of married at Gregoryswing..
South Dakota are now In full
.Berne's Philatelical Exhibit Included
.COMPTROLLER'S REPORT.
Dr. T. J. McMurray has resigned as
High Priced Entries.
pastor of the Presbyterian church atBerne , Oct. 20. - Two postage
More Than 154,000 Papers 'Have Been
Mitchell. .
stamps , together valued at $15,000 ,
Handled During Year.
The Bnwkings county Sunday
wore a feature of the International
Washington
comp20.
Oct.
The
School association will meet in conwhich
has
troller of the treasury directed thir- Philatelical exhibition
vention Saturday at Bruce.
many visitors to Berne , the
drawn
ofto
teen
be
suits
against
instituted
deleVessoy
Governor
has named
gates to the good roads convention ficers and others indebted to the headquarters of the Universal Post unithan on. . The two stamps In question are
to be held in Aberdeen on October United States , handled moro
shown in the collection of II. J. Du- 151,000
papers
upon
many
passed
and
25.
veon. . They are superb examples of
million
government
of
dollars'
worth
The corner stone of a Masonic temthe "postolllcc" Mauritius stamps , thai
past
In
year
transactions
fiscal
,
the
ple was laid at Wagner Friday with
came from the collection of the late
according to his annual report.
appropriate ceremony.- .
Sir William Avery of England.
A
Express
congressional
authority
is
Of the money appropriated for the
urged
payment
permit
to
let- block of 'four postage stamps" of Man- without
$
GHG
,
back
was
home
soldiers'
turned
ters of administration upon the numer- rltlous costing $5,000 , Is one of the
into the state treasury.- .
ous applications by beneficiaries of finest things In the exhibition.
P. . S. Stewart and Jim Wilson have
The only American exhibitor , C. La- been arrested at Platte charged with- the estates of deceased persons for throp Pack , has
medals for his Brasmall
duo
sums
estates
from
the
the
holding up O. V. Westerberg.
zilian , New Zealand , Capo of Good
payments
States.
United
These
are
Sheriff William Hickey of Yankcon
hope
Spanish stamps. The rarest
county suffered the loss of an auto- now being made by express legal au- stampand
In the whole exhibition Is angovthority
are
of
and
at the risk
the
mobile when It caught fire and burned
SOcent Parma , used together with a.
A lone woman whose name Is not ernment.
Relief of tno government from the 20cent stamp on the same letter. Itgiven out , raided a poker joint atof double payment Is sought In a is the only known used copy and is
risk
Tyndall , and the men and boys who
In- worth what a millionaire Is willing
wore "sitting in" scattered In all el- recommendation that congress
cases whore $500 or loss Is duo the to pay. Millionaires from all over the
lrectlons.
world have had their agents at the exThe little town of Loomls , which estates of deceased clerk or other em- hibition. .
has a population of but eighty-six in ple ycs authorize accounting of case to
The king of England Is an exhibitor.- .
September made a new business rec- allow the amount found duo the widowSuch a provision al- Ho shows eight proofshects of all
ord. . Butter eggs , cattle and hogs sold er legal heir.
for ? iS08. 74. Three grain elevator ? ready applies to officers and enlisted four values of the earliest engraved
stamps of the small colony of Novls.
men of the army.
paid ? ;i9iiS.Sj for grain.
Each sheet comprises twelve stamps.
Joseph Shot-man and Jimmy Means
The king's proofs are in trial colors.- .
HIGHER UP MEN INVOLVED.
Indian boy students at Rapid City
In the exhibition are a number of
went to sleep on the railroad track
In beautiful specimens
Bribery
York
Drags
Scandal
New
of early Swiss
killsix miles west of Scenic and were
Prominent Names.
cantonal postage stamps , Including
ed by a train. They had run away
New York Oct. 20. Representative the Basle "dovo" and the Geneva
from school to attend a celebration
Voeckor the nifin who was car- "largo eagles. "
Otto
Victor Beajeaux of
at Scenic.- .
ried from his sick benl Into the state London shows a complete plate of unMiss Emma Straghor of Sioux Falls senate chamber to cast the deciding used copies
of the forty types of the
j went to Harrlsburg , la. , to bo secretly
vote for the anti-racing bill urped by R.yon I. palo blue Swiss stamps of
to
Bailey.
When
married
Frank E.
Governor Hughes took the stand as a April , 1851.
she arrived at Harrlsburg she learn- sworn witness yesterday and told the
The carl of Crawford sent his early
ed that her fiance had died suddenly
Morrltt joint legislative committee the Neapolitan stamps and Prince Dorlafrom heart failure while awaiting heidetails of an alleged attempt In 1908- Pamphily of Italy showed a few exarrival. . Two years ago the younii by
former State Senator Frank J. amples of rarities of early Italian
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man to whom she was engaged died Gardner
, now under arrest , to buy states.
The gold modal for the best
suddenly at Santa Fo , N. Y. She will his vote.
general collection of postage stamps
now become a trained nurseGardner was called tc the stand , of the world goes to Dr. Rudolphobut refused to testify. Robert Elder , Forrario of Como Italy , for a collec.Here's Something Worth Knowing
district attorney of tion of moro than 13,000 varieties.
One of our farmer subscribers neat first assistant
here tried a now wrinkle this week In Kings county ( Brooklyn ) , repeated a
Rhyme Costs Busch 500000.
cleaning his harness. IIo cleaned It conversation which ho had with GardAngeles. Oct. 20. This nursery
Los
previouswhich
In
March
last
and
ner
says
the
with Old Dutch Cleanser and
result was all he could desire that II ly had been referred to as a "confess- rhyme has just cost Adolphus Busch ,
took off every speck of ellrt and didn't ion. " Mr. Elder does not vouch as- the St. Louis brewer , $500,000 :
crack or stiffen the leather. Now hla- to his own knowledge for the truth of Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross ,
To see what Tommy can buy
wlfo is using Old Dutch Cleanser tc what ho repeated but ho gave for
clean the cream separator , milk pans what It might bo worth testimony that A penny white loaf , and n penny white
cake ,
and palls. Ho says It takes off all the Involved moro names of men now livAnd a two-penny appllo pie.
grease , removes all odor , polishes al- ing and names of men higher In soThe expenditure represents Busch's
the same time and leaves no taint tc cial , business and political life , coupl'
spoil the milk , as it Is free from all ed with the distribution of bigger sums love for Ills grandchildren more than
of money , than anything yet heard in It does real money. Ho Is exceeding- acids and caustics This Is qulto
discovery and our friends will realize either the Allds hearing or any of ly fond of his grandchildren and when
that It moans a great lessoning of la- the previous sessions of the present ono expressed a desire to see what
Banbury cross was like Busch forth- committee of Inquiry.
bor a great Item on any farm.- .
The narrative created a sensation. with ordered built the famous sunken
A News want ad will do the work.
Briefly , It told of a dinner at Dcliuon- gardens at Pasadena.
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