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SATURDAY SIFTINGS
B G Dean is iu TUden doing soino
pnlnting
Mrs Beccher was up from Stanton
yesterday
Geo Damon was a city Tisitor yester
day from Wayne
Frid Sidler made a business trip to
Hndar Inst evening
Knbcn Finney of Wayne was in the
metropolis yesterday
Mary Odiorno went to Sioux City yes
terday to visit relatives
Judge Douglas Cones of Pierce was a
visitor in Norfolk today
C H Vail and Henry Uoveo drove to
Pierco today on business
Mr and Mrs H Hancock of Stanton
-were in Norfolk yesterday
Dr W O Campbell of Creighton wbb
a city Tisitor this morning
H M AbtB and little son of Columbus
were city visitors over night
Mr and Mrs H J Backes were in
the city yesterday from Osmond
W H Emge is haviug his residence
on South Fourth street repainted
A L Tucker and G B French of
Wayne were city visitors yesterday
Mr and Mrs E B Kenyon visited
relatives in Plainview over the Fourth
H E Hardy expects to leave tomor
row for Boston and the east to visit rel
atives
Mrs L R Craig and Miss Grace
Craig of Pierce were city visitors thiB
morning
M D Tyler has been appointed
deputy grand regent of the Royal
Arcanum
E 0 Phipps representing the Kansas
City Star is in town today in the inter
est of that publication
The Fourth of July is passed but the
sort of weather peculiar to that holiday
seems to have come to stay
Mx and Mrs T E Odiorne and two
children departed yeBterday for a visit
at Boston and other eastern points
Mrs W F NorriB of Wayne expects
to join her husband in the Philippines
soon and will sail from Son Francisco
about the 26th
The appearance of some city property
could be quite materially improved by
removing Borne of the larger branches
from the weeds
A J Spencer of New Castle Wyo
arrived in the city Inst evening and vis
ited today with hit brother W E
Spencer of this city
The bar fixtures and furniture for the
Stortz saloon are being received and will
soon be put in and the building placed
in readiness for occupancy
Misses Fannie Davenport and Eliza
beth Sharpless returned from Madison
last night having spent the Fourth as
guests of Mrs Arthur Pilger
Mrs James returned last evening
from Columbus where she attended the
celebration Her father Governor
Savage delivered the oration of the
day
Miss Edna Durland who lias been
attending the Fremont Normal school
arrived last evening to visit Norfolk
relatives and friendB on her way home
to Plainview
Miss Mabel and Ed Stevens of Mis
souri Valley Iowa visited with Norfolk
friends over the Fourth Mr StevenB
returned today but his sister will re
main for several days
W O Newton of Missouri Valley
Iowa is here visiting Dr W H H
Hagey He belonged to the same com
pany with Dr Hagey and J S McClary
during the civil conflict company B
Thirteenth Illinois infantry
I O Bean of Council Bluffs Iowa is
in the city on his way home from
Genoa He is the general agent of the
Minneapolis Harvester company and
had three engines and two separators in
the big Fourth of July parade at Genoa
Rev 0 W Brinstead of Omaha will
preach in the Baptist church tomorrow
morning at 1080 Sunday school at
280 pm Iyoung peoples meeting at 7
oclock and regular gospel meeting at 8
oclock Everybody cordially invited to
attend all these services
Mr and Mrs L M Beeler expect to
leave Monday for the Pacific coast
They will go by way of the Northern
Pacific and return by the Southern
Paciflo route They will visit Portland
Spokane Taooma and other coast cities
and Salt Lake City Utah
Mrs Dr Sutherland mother of Mrs
W Z King and Mrs Kings sister
were two of the viotims of the storm
that blew down Gentrys show tent at
Grand Island on the Fourth Both
were quito badly injured and the con
dition of the younger woman is con
eidered serious She was a cripple bo
fore the accident
There are but three or four cases of
smallpox in Norfolk now and those
afflicted with the disease are getting
along nicely so that it will ba stamped
out entirely soon The vigilance of
the health officers has accomplished
wonders and with a contiuuance of
Buch vigilance another outbreak of the
disease need not bo feared
A number of boys who work in the
beet fields drovo the horse of P J Fuqh
ler out yesterday morning and lariated
it out whilo they did their work The
otulnial broke loose aud started for home
on a run On tho wny it ran into a
barb wiro fence and cut its throat
bleeding to death beforo assistance
could reach it The horse was recently
puchased by Mr Fnesler from 0 11
Holahan
The nearest approach to a parade that
is likely to bo seen in Norfolk today took
placo about 11 oclock this morning
when ono of Dudleys hack teams
started from the union depot without a
driver The runaway smashed into a
buggy early in tho game and damaged it
quite seriously On reaching Main
street tho runaways turned east and pro
ceeded down the street at mite a loisur
ly thongh independent pace creating
considerable excitement The team was
captured beforo any further damago was
done
Gentry Bros writo The Nkwb that
thoy were unable to fill their engage
ment in this city today on account of
their encounter with tho Grand Island
storm but their letter conveys tho im
pression that they may be able to mako
a date later in tho season From the
Fremont Tribune it iB learned that they
arrived in that city early yesterday
morning and will repair the damage to
their outfit taking Fremonts date to do
so and will show there today instead of
in Norfolk The date here is therefore
the only one cancelled on account of
the Btorm damage Norfolk people es
pecially the children will be disap
pointed but will undoubtedly patiently
wait for a date in tho future
A number of Norfolk people are in
teresting themselves in the harvest fes
tival or street fair proposition for thiB
fall and it is understood that some are
attending the South Omaha Bbow for
the purpose of getting pointers on the
method of conducting an affair of this
kind It is suggested that tho enter
tainment may be got up at very little
expense to the business men by selling
concessions and providing a good crowd
for tho purchasers of said rights Nor
folk has always been successful in at
tracting crowds and as long as the
people have been disappointed in not se
curing the reunion a public celebration
of the Fourth and a show date being
cancelled all in one season the harvest
festival would undoubtedly win out
with flying colors An early expression
from every business man Bhould be se
cured
FIRE AND WIND STORM
Deblue Hotel Burns and Other Build
ings Wrecked by Wind
Ainsworth Neb July 9 A wind
storm blowing a gale of 50 miles an
hour passed over Ainsworth last even
ing doing considerable damage F
E Gilletts big hay and feed barns
were wrecked and several buildings
unroofed and dislodged from their
foundations Trees and shrubbery
were badly damaged
Whilo the wind was at its height
tho Deblue hotel caught fire and
fanned by the heavy wind was totally
destroyed The lames spread rapidly
and lor a time it was thought that the
entire block adjoining would be de
stroyed
The loss on tho hotel and barn will
be fully 300 9 on which there Is about
2000 insurance Tho Gillett build
ings were damaged to the extent of
1000
Considerable damage is reported In
the country in the path of tho storm
Crops and fruit trees suffered to a
considerable extent
SCOUTS AND FIGHTERS MEET
Black Hills Pioneers Renew Old Ac
quaintances at Quadro Centennlal
Deadwood S D July G A feature
of the Deadwood carnival is the fine
weather which has been cool Yes
terday was given over to the reunion
of the old government scouts and In
dian fighters Old acquaintances were
renewed The women of the Dlack
Hills received at the headquarters
In the afternoon the mining men of
the Hills organized the Dlack Hills
Mining association a state charter be
ing applied for Every mining man
in the Hills will bo entitled to mem
bership It is proposed first to make
the mineral palace a permanent thing
and the membership will be raised to
several thousand Harris Franklin
was elected president At night there
was a procession with floats torcbew
and fireworks
DAMASCUS DAWSON PAROLED
lHaa Served Half of a Ten Year Sen
tence for Shooting Scott
Des Moines July G S It Dawson
who has served five years of a ten
year penitentiary sentence for shoot
ing Walter Scott his son-in-law on
Christmas night 1895 has been pa
roled by Governor Shaw
Damascus Dawson as ho It
known claims to have discovered the
art of making DamaBcus steel and of
hardening copper Capitalists who
arc interested in a company to devel
op Uhe Dawson process secured the
evidence upon which ho was paroled
as be had asserted he would dlo with
his secrets rather than reveal them
while in prison It was shown that
Dawson was excited to the verge of
insanity at tho timo of the shooting
Murdered by Tramps
Alton Ills July C James Rey
burn of Bloomlngiton Ills was mur
dered yesterday by tramps and his
body was found in a boxcar on tho
nig Four tracks at East Alton Rey
burns head was beaten Into a shape
less mass with an iron Instrument
The motive was robbery and nearly
all the valuables In tho possession of
Reyburn were stolen Tho body was
found In tho car covered with straw
and Reyburn was still alive but un
conscious
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY JULY 12 1001
MONDAY MENTION
O L Harris of Genoa was a city vis
itor yettcrdny
T W 1 owc of Battlo Creek was in
Norfolk Saturday
Mutt Reynolds of Madison was a Nor
folk visitor Saturday
Judgo H D Kelly went to tho county
sent this morning on business
Miss Anna Ruhlow of Pierco visited
with Norfolk friends yisterdny
Max Lenser of Tilden spent Sunday
with Norfolk relatives nud frionds
Ed Madsen was up from Missouri
Valley to spend Sunday with his mother
Fred French of Wayno visited with
Landlord C H Vnil of the Oxnard yes
terday
Master Clair Yeazel wbb over from
Madison to spend Sunday with his
father
Fred Sidler wont to ONeill lost even
ing on business expecting to bo absent
about a week
Opal and Vernn Coryell went to
Osmond today for a few duys visit w ith
Miss Corn Wigtou
Dr F M Sisson of this cltv attended
the reception given Bishop O O Me
Cabe in Omaha Saturday
Harry Hemleben made tho high pcoro
at tho bowling alley again last week
his record being 2 14 points
Mrs Melvin McDonald of Elk Point
S D iR a guest at the homo of H J
Caulfield on North Ninth street
Miss Nettie Pheasant and Birdine
Whipps will leave tomorrow for Lincoln
to visit with Mrs H B Gregory
The work of putting in tho largo til
ing at Thirteenth stroet iB under wny
and progressing very satisfactorily
Mrs Belle Pheasant expeotB to leave
tomorrow for a visit with her mother
and Bisters at Tyrone Pennsylvania
MiBB Mamie Bley of Madison who
visited with Mrs H A Drobert a few
dayB last week returned to tho county
seat yesterday
The ordinance of baptiEm by immer
sion was conferred by Rev G II Main
of the M E church yeBterday in the
river at Tafts grove
The Gentry show cancelled their dato
at Fremont also and left that place Fri
day afternoon for Sioux City where
they are billed to appear today
Quito a number of Norfolk people
went to Stanton yesterday to attend the
animal missioufest of tho German
Lutheran church at that place
Tho extension of tho electric light
system to the west end is completed and
residents of that part of the city can
now light with electricity if they eo de
sire
Miss Nellie Williams who hns been
teaching and studying music for the
past year at Denniton Iowa arrived
Saturday evening for a visit with her
father
Mrs Mary Davenport departed this
morning with Mr and Mrh L M
Beeler for the Pacific coabt and will visit
with her daughter Mrs G A Latimer
at Spokane Washington
Shurtz Jenkins of tho Fair More
have decided to add a meat market to
their business and Mr Jenkins will
leave for Omaha tomorrow to purchase
the necessary furniture and fixtures
The Sunday school of tho German
Evangelical church observed last even
ing with childrens day exercises A
progrnm of speaking and singing inter
ested the large audience that attended
the services Tho ohnrch was nicply
decorated with flowers and potted
plants for the occasion
Mrs A J Barkloy of Boone Iowa is
expected here thiB evening to visit with
her brother W K Spencer for a couple
of days enroute to Ainsworth the Black
Hills and Wyoming Mrs Barkley is a
prominent club woman of Iowa having
been elected vice president of tho wo
mans federation at the recent state ses
sion held in Council Bluffs
An Eastern poet bursts forth in the
following strain Take up the fat
mans burden go soak your Bhirt in
sweat and seek in vain for a cooling
breeze with a face all streaming wet go
try to find some shady spot where you
can sit and stew and have some snoozer
spring this gag Is it hot enough for
you Take up the fat mans burden
a hundred in the shade t Two hundred
pounds of adipose to soak in lemonade
Oh for an hour in Klondike Oh for
tbearctiosnowl Ring off your balmy
breezelets and let the blizzards blow
Mr and Mrs M Miller and son re
turned last night from Kirksville Mo
where they went to attend the gradnat
ing exercises of the osteopathic school at
that place There was a class of 215
graduates and the exercises were very
interesting Mr Miller says the crops
here are very much better than in that
portiou of Missouri where vegetation is
dried up by a long continued dry spell
It is a condition such as has not pre
vailed there within tho recollection of
the oldest inhabitant and quite a large
portiou of tho northern part of tho state
iB affected
A morohant who had two stores In
small villages tried an experiment says
au exchange He put a bargain counter
in each storo containing tho same ar
ticles at exactly the same prices In tho
newspaper of one village ho advertised
his special counters In the paper of
the other village he did not advertise
i mid he sold 183 worth of goods In the
store the pame month where he did ad
vertise he sold goods amounting to
712U In commenting upon the result
of his experiment tho merchant eaxs
Peoplo who got tho pfcper with my ad
vertisement in it wntild paHs by ono of
my stores and drive four miles to the
other one for what they ronld have
gotten at the same price at their doors
Inrltnl Hi Cntivn
A strictly high grade clean interest
ing minstrel show under canvas is n de
cided novelty nud that is one of the
reasons why Bench As Powers nnd their
big company played to tho utmost ca
pacity of their big tent last night It is
not the same old show it is bigger and
letter Many familiar faces nro there
but n few new ones are to be seen nnd
their nets nro strictly in ncoordnuco
with the genernl character of the whole
entertainment Bobby Bench nud Otis
Bowers are of course the center of at
traction and they nre as funny as ever
Gilbert Sarony one of tho best known
eastern vaudeville nrtists is n strong
addition to the company as is the Elks
trio nud Hazel and Smith the musical
tenia Tho big band and orchestra fur
nishes splendid music One of the most
plensiug features of u long nud varied
program is tho performance of Bobby
Benchs troupe of trained dogs They
interest old and young aliko nnd their
part of the program is all too short
Tho cities between Codor Rapids nnd the
Pacific coast which will bo favored with
a visit from this great organization will
doubtless accord tho old favorites the
patronage they so riohly deserve A few
years ago it would hnvuboon said that it
was impossible to give n satisfactory
minstrel show under canvas but Beach
it Howeis have surely accomplished the
impossible in n manner that leaves no
room for criticism Cedar Rapids
zette June 11
Look TlieHtt li
In many educational journals nowa
days we see pronunciation tests catch
words etc which may be valuable for
technical use and yet not being needed
evory day in everyday talk are like
certain folks I know chiefly interesting
on public occasions I should like to
put down here a list of words that are
very generally mispronounced
Everybody knows how to pronounce
them perhaps but being such common
little things mere street waifs with
unwashed faces nobody takes the
trouble to speak them fair Now to
know what is our duty and fail to do it
is a much moru culpable thing than
not to do it because we dont know
what our duty in So hero they are
little commonplace creatures which
are mispronounced every day
Toward again bade brooch apricot
often catch hearth aye lien greasy
sew scare years idea area bouquet
ague bleat rise noun nrctic shone
route gaunt canine juvenile inlidol
corporal trouseau amend
ment restaurant bicycle were recipe
frontier depot process recess romance
tirade essay tarpaulin won
The above are in common use and of
common abuse Some of them of course
come from our sister France and people
are likely to say that they are not ex
pected to pronounco foreign words cor
rectly Texas School Journal
A iooil llilnc
German Syrup is the speeiolprcscrip
tiou of Dr A Boschee a celebrated
German physician and is acknowledged
to bo ono of the most fortunate discover
ies in medicine It quickly cureE
coughs colds and all lung troubles of
tho severest nature removing as it doer
the cause of tho affection nud leaving the
parts in n strong and healthy condition
It is not au experimental medicine bnt
has stood tho test of years giving satis
faction in every case which its rapidly
increasing sale every season confirms
Two million bottleB sold annually Bos
dices German Syrup was introduced in
the United States in 18C8 and is now
sold in every town and village in the
civilized world Three doseH will relieve
auy ordinary cough Prico 7fi cents
Get Greens prize almanao Asa K
Leonard
COMPTROLLER REFUNDS DUTY
Reennt Decision of Supreme Court Re
turns Lascelles Co Large Sum
Washington July 9 Mr Tracowell
the comptroller of tho treasury has
decided that tho secretary of tho treas
ury has authority under tho law to ro
fund to Lascelles Co of Now York
the duties paid by them on sugar im
ported from Porto Rico between the
dato tho treaty of Paris took effect
and the approval of tho Foraker act
Tho duties so paid amounted to over
470000 This decision is based upon
tho recent Insular decision of the su
premo court Other claims nro on
fllo for refunds amounting to about
1500000
Umpire Mobbed at St Louis
St Louis July 9 A decision by
Umpire Hank ODay gavo the Brook
lyn basoball club tho gamo In tha
eighth Inning Ho was mobbed at tha
end of tho ninth inning Prompt ac
tion on tho part of tho St Louis play
ers and tho pollco saved blm from any
injury except a split lip
Two Deaths at Davenport
Davenport la July C Thorn were
two deaths hero yesterday from tho
extreme heat
Pierre Lorlllard Near Death
Now York July 6 Dr Austin Flint
at 1030 this morning announced that
Pierre Lorlllard was falling
TUESDAY TOPICS
W II Rucholr went to Omaha on the
early morning train
Mr nnd Mrs 11 J Shears left on the
noon train for Chicago
Woods Cones of Pierco wns n business
visitor in Norfolk today
Mrs Frank lllrsch of Stanton Is in
itiug Norfolk relatives and friends
Tho residence of W King on North
Eleventh street is being reshlngled
Mr nnd Mrs O E Green returned
yesterday from their trip to the east
Judge H B Evans of Dakota City
was in Norfolk today enrouto to Stan
ton
1 S Post nnd 13 M Sinclair of Bat
tlo Creek were in Norfolk yistcrdny on
business
Robert S Hayes of Denver is visiting
here for a few days He is a nephew of
Col S W Hayes
The Singer ofllre is now located in
the building at tho corner of Fourth and
Main streets lately vacated by Gow
Bros
Some of the small boys llud the pond
left by tlio M O graders north of tho
tracks a convenient and safe plane to
bathe
Fred Volpp treasurer of Wayne
county was in the city today enroute
to Boyd county to look after business
interests
O F W Marquardt is having the in
terior of the jewelry store and optical
department rcpaporcd and otherwise
improved
Miss Gladys Malmffy has resumed her
duties in the storo of tho Johnson Dry
Goods company at tho close of a pleas
ant vacation
Miss Hazel Kelly has returned from
Mount Vernon Iowa where site lias
been attending Cornell college during
the past school year
Tho young peoplo of tho Maptist
ohnrch will enjoy a social this evening
at tliu home of Mr and Mrs A C Stier
ou Soutli Third street
II L Spaulding district deputy
grand master of tho I O O F went to
Madison today to install tho olllcurs of
the lodge ut that place tonight
Jus A Nix and Mrs Sadie Beymer
were united in marriage last evening at
tho homo of the bride in South Norfolk
Justice of the Peaco J L Daniel offici
ating
Miss Laura Bromo of Butte Mont
nid Miss Fannie Bromo of Omaha are
-pending a portion of their vacation at
tho family homo on Soutli Thirteenth
street
Tho commissioners wont to Madison
this afternoon to look at some of the
roads in that vicinity and tomorrow
they will meet to settle with tho county
olllcurs
Those firemen interested in the state
tournament at Fremont should not fail
to attend the meeting called for tomor
row night when tho matter will be
C lBSd
Commissioners J J Hughes of Bat
tlo Cieek and Christ Sohinitt of Mad
son were in the city today consulting
with Commissioner Winter on county
business
The families of A J Durlaud C B
Durland and G F Dnrland and Mrs
MoBridc will leave tonight for an out
ing at Long Pine and are taking with
them a complete outfit for camping
fishing and other outdoor enjoyments
Two Albion gardeners grew over
100 worth of strawberries from six
acres of ground Tho Fremont Tribune
figures at that ratu the corn area of
Dodge county could bo made to return
21 580000 a year if devoted to tho fruit
Stanton Picket Ed Barr came down
from Norfolk last Saturday and Monday
took possession of the delivery route pur
chased from S H Cook Mr Cook has
goue west to seek a new location with
no definite idea as to where be will lo
cate
A nine pound son was born to Mr
and Mrs Frank Carriok at their home
near the eleotrio lightstation yesterday
afternoon Tho father is said to posi
tively assert that the brightest light in
the station is a mere glimmer compared
with that first born and the roar of the
engine a inoro silence
Hoffman Smith are in tho midst of
their moving frolic and are conducting
their furniture business in their now
location in the Mapes block They
lack considerable of being straightened
around as yet and have much work in
sight but when it is completed will have
a model and convenient place for con
ducting their business
Mrs Judge NorriB and daughter and
Rev D O Montgomery Jof Wayne
passed through the city today enroute
to San Francisco to tako passage on tho
20th for tho Philippines Mrs Norris
nud daughter go to join husband aud
father who is one of the newlyappointed
judges iu those islands whilo Rev Mr
Montgomery goes to assume hit duties
as a superintendent of r uhlio instruc
tion
Fred Karo uuuouuccs that he will
open a grocery with his meat market
The new department will bo iustalled
ou or before the first of August do
pending upon how boon shelving can bo
put in pluce in his mnrket Ho proposes
to haudle all kiuds of staple aud fancy
groceries etc aud expects to make
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GROWN AND BRIDGE WORK
prinos that will draw u HI oral share of
trade
Bathing in tho Elkhorn is becoming
very popular again thiH summer Tho
high waters of tho spring have left deep
holes uud a swift current however
that might prove dangerous to any ex
cept nu accomplished swimmer Tho
ono good feature of tho Elkhorn Is that
tho water is ubont alike in tomporaturo
nnd danger of crumps is not so giuat as
iu other ut renins
Stanton Picket Joseph Lainnili a
young farm hand iu tho employ of Jo
soph Senn of Union Creek was found
dead in his bed Wednesday morning
Iiumiuli had appaiently boon all right
the previous evening When found liin
arms were resting gently iutohh his
hrciiHt and a peaceful smile ou his face
Dr Person who was siiinniond pro
nounced the trouble heart failure
People who believed yesterday to bo
one of the hottest days of tho season
will not bo disappointed to learn that
tho government thermometer registered
100 degrees as tho maximum tempera
ture n point reached but once beforo
this season Today was another hot ono
but tho weather forecaster promises
a slightly cooler temperature for tomor
row and all will wish him an abundance
of success us a prophet in this particu
lar instance
Frank Brady was in court yesterday
barged with disorderly conduct in
which the abuse of his family was not
the least offense Ho was given u lino
which with costs timouited to about 8
and it is not unlikely that ho will suffer
much mote sovi rely il brought up again
with a similar offense lodged against
him Tate Wiley by whom Brady is
employed went security for the amount
named because he needed his help and
the prisoner viih released
Those interested iu a race meeting
this fall and those wishing u struct fair
could well combine issues and provide
the people an entertainment that would
prove a drawing card for miles mound
Dates could undoubtedly bo arranged
htitisfactory to both An early and
general discussion of the proposition
should be had aud every business man
should join in with a hearty will aud
muko tho entertainment a record
breaker both in tho mutter of attend
ance and tho enjoyment of those at
tending
Die members of tho orchestra aud
band who went to Lu k Wyoming to
furnish music fur a Fourth of July cele
bration returned Sunday evening ex
cept Mux Asmus who is expected homo
today They report having had a fino
time Land that Luslc entertained tho
people for milos around Everything
wuh freo to tho peoplo except intoxi
cants for which a good prico was
charged aud large quantities sold Tho
menu provided by tho Lusk peoplo for
her visitors included u number of roast
oxen nud roast mutton iu generous
quantity It was a regular old fashioned
celebration and greatly enjoyed
Tho fast trains of the Union Pacific
reach San Francisco fifteen hours ahead
of all competitors If you arc in no
hurry tako a slow train by one of the de
tour routes but if you want to get there
without suffering any of tho inconven
iences of winter travel take the only
direct route the Union Pacific De
tailed information furnished ou applica
tion F W Juxeman Agent
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