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Pastor Eaton will lecture iu Stanton
tonight
J E Kuney was a visitor yesterday
from Stanton
W 0 Oroig was in tho city yesterday
from Madison
II S Beck wns a city visitor irom
Pierce yesterday
John S Tuszkowich was in town from
Winsido yesterday
J P Gntchor was n passenger for
Missouri Valley thiB noon
Mrs G P Keiper was a passenger
for Lincoln on tho noon train
County Superintendent O W Crum
was up from Madison yesterday
P S Genung is on crutches as tho ro
suit of a EQvero rheumatio attack
Geo Krumm and A J Dunlcvy woro
city visitors yesterday from Tildcu
Rev and Mrs P P Wigton aro in
from Osmond visiting Norfolk friendB
The collector is busy today distribute
iDg May day souvenirs in tho sbapo of
bills
M C Hazen went to ONeill last
night on legal business returning this
noon
J S McOlary went to Lincoln on tho
noon train to attend tho republican
state convention
M D Tyler went to Lincoln on the
noon train to look in on tho republican
state convention
Judge and Mrs Powers went to Lin
coln yesterday to visit a few days with
their son Carroll
Ed Madsen is up from Missouri Valley
and is confined at the home of his
mother with an attack of sickness
Al Johnson has resigned his position
as porter at tho Pacific hotel and Bert
Gordon has been installed in his stead
This is May Jday and the lads and
lassies of the city are preparing to dis
tribute May baskets galore this evening
Rev C W Brinstad of Omaha secre
tary of the Baptist state convention
will preach at the Baptist church to
night
Col J E Simpson has received and
accepted on invitation to deliver the
Decoration day address at Neligh on
the 30th
The Young Mens Christian league
has abandoned its efforts to promote a
base ball organization provide grounds
and arrange for games
R 0 Osborn of Wayne visited at the
home of A P Childs over night while
on his way to Lincoln to attend the
republican state convention
The dancing party of the Degree of
Honor this evening promises to be one
if the most enjoyable of the popular
May parties given by that organization
The new hardware store of M B
Fisher opened up this morning in tho
Robertson block The stock and store
present a new bright and attractive ap
pearance
T W Wheaton came up from South
Omaha Sunday for a few days visit
with his wife and son who are visiting
at the home of Col and Mrs J E
Simpson
Messrs W H Bucholfe Burt Mapes
J E Simpson W M Robertson and
W N Huse departed on the noon train
for Lincoln to attend the republican
state convention
Geo H Spear has returned from
Eagle Grove Iowa where he went to
see J H Kingman He reports Mr
Kingman somewhat better but considers
that it is only a matter of time when
he must die
Mrs M Kilmer is rapidly gaining
strength since the operation performed
at the sanitarium last week It was a
very critical case and its success reflects
great credit upon the skill of the Drs
Salter
Sarah XV Morrill
The following obituary write up of
Mrs Sarah W Morrill taken from the
Davenport Iowa Democrat of the 28d
will be of interest to several Norfolk
people with whom she was acquainted
The lady was the owner of the Mast
block in this city the property being
acquired by her husband beforo his
death
After an illness so brief that her
friends did not know that she was ill
Mrs Sarah W widow of tho late James
Morrill passed way at half past 5 oclock
this morning at her home 007 LeClaire
street She had been in good health up
to about Friday On that day sho was
prostrated by an attack apparently of a
form of paralysis and was soon beyond
help
Mrs Morrill was about 70 years of
age She was a native of New Hamp
shire and came to this state with her
husband in 1801 For almost JO yenrs
Mr Morrill was master mechanic of the
Rock Island a this place His death
occurred hero three years ago last No
vember Since then she has lived hore
in tho old homestead They had no
children Her one sister Mrs T B
Twombley wife of the old superintend
ent of motivo power of tho Rock Island
came down from her home in Chicago
as soon as Mrs Morrills illness was
announced together with her son
Thomas engineer of the fast mail be
tween Rock Island aud Chicago and
they were both with her when sho died
Mrs Morrill until her increasing
deafness made such work impossible for
her wob an earnest aud active worker
in Trinity church and was generally
known as one of tho superlatively good
women of the city Sho has been quite
closely retired for a number of years
butsho has had her largo circle of warm
friends notwithstanding hor seclusion
and is sincerely grieved for
Tho funeral will bo hold at tho
home ot 4 K tomorrow afternoon Tho
remains will bo taken east iu tho oven
ing on routo to Dover N II tho old
family homo for years whero they will
bo buried
Mi initio n by Pulillmtlon
To Ada M Lnvty lion resident de
fendant
You aro horoby required to tako nr
tico thit on tho S8th diy i f April 1000
Tamos II Diuey tiled his petition agnlnst
you in tho district court of Madison
county Nebraska setting forth that ho
wasmarriolto yon tho 17th day of
November lbOl That the ro aro aro two
children the issuo of said marriage
That on tho Sfith day of July 1800 at
Norfolk Nebraska yon was guilty of
adultery with one Theodora Iliotmnn
That yon havo abandoned him tho said
James H Davoy and havo lived in n
stato of adultory with tho said Heitman
That you havo beon euilty of extreme
cruelty towards him tho said Davoy
without any cause or provocation on his
part Plaintiff prays for a decreo of
divorce and tho custody of his said
children You are required to answor
said petition on Monday the 11th day of
June 1000
Jamks H Davkt Plaintiff
By Barnes Tyler His Attorneys
BOY CLUBS HIS MOTHER
Woman Will Did Itainlt of Insane
Deed
Mason City la May 2 James 8
Law aged 19 son of Thomas Lrw
postmaster at Lincoln and n prominent
citizen last night clubbed his mother
over tho head with a gun barrel so se
verely that she cannot livo Just after
supper the insane idea took possession
of him that ho must kill his mother for
an imaginary wrong Ho wont to
where he kept his gun separated tho
barrelB from tho stock and seeing her
in the yard rushod to where she was
and although she tried to fight him off
he struck her down Ho gave himself
up and was landed in jail He was in
terviewed later and 6ays ho is glad that
he killed her It is thought that ho is
insane Tho doctors say there is no
chance for tho rocovory of tho victim
Governor Shaw Slgni the New Law
Des Moines May 2 Governor Shaw
yesterday attached his signature to the
new building and loan law which be
comes effective in July Under its pro
visions all building and loan associa
tions doing business in Iowa must
amend their articles by July 15 to agreo
with tho provisions of tho new law or
go out of business Many of tho build
ing aud loan men say tho law will forco
them to leave tho state
Date of College Debute
Cedar Rapids la May 2 Tho
fourth annual intercollegiate debate be
tween Iowa college of Grinnell and Cor
nell college of Mount Vernon will be
held at Mount Vernon on May 4 Cor
nell lias won tho three previous debates
but tho Iowa college boys are hoping for
victory this year Tho subject to bo dis
cussed is the emigration question
Noble Whips Shrperd
Muscatine la May 2 Kid Noble
of Kansas City defeated Harry Sheperd
of Washington la in the 10th round
of a 15 rouud bout at Armory hall hero
last night This is the second time
Noble has defeated Shopcrd in this city
The winner received gate receipts
amounting to about 300
InRtructecl for Lacey
Sigouhney la May 2 Keokuk
county Republican convention yesterday
instructed its delegates unanimously to
tho Albia onvention in July to vote for
Hon J F Lacey for congress
WIFE ACCUSED OF MURDER
Mn Froit Accused of Giving Iler Ilm
bnnil Kat Client-
York Neb May 2 Tho sensational
sequel of the mysterious death of
Charles Frost from strychnine poison
ing last Friday was the arrest of Mrs
Margaret Frost his wife yestorday on
tho charge of murder Tho warrant
was served at tho home of her friend
Mrs Britton in South York with
whom sho was stopping She ib charged
with giving hor husband rat cheese
Mrs Frost showod littlo feeling or
dismay at tho reading of tho warrant
aud said that sho had sufforcd injustico
at tho hands of tho community and
authorities Sho was lodged in tho
county jail and will remain thoro pend
ing the examination of tho dead mans
6tomach at Lincoln
Tragedy at Ionoa Agency
NioiiRAiu Neb May 2 Near the
Ponca Indian agency during a row at a
dance Poter Birdhead an Indian was
shot and killed by a halfbreed named
Laurier Tho murderer gave himself
up Tho relatives of the murdered man
decided to kill Laurier and it is roported
that his body was horribly mutilated
with an ax Birdhcads relatives have
fled
Stockmen May Win Out
Omaha May 2 It begius to look
very much as if feed-in-transit rates aro
to bo restored iu Nebraska May 5 as
they were iu Kansas April 1 This
matter is being discussed at tho trans
missouri freight meoting at Kansas
City
riTO iiruuieit Cliuiigu 01 tenue
Fiiankfoht Ky May 2 After
hearing tho testimony of about -10 wit
nesses and brief arguments by couusel
for both the prosecution and tho do
fenso Judge Cautrill granted tho peti
tion of fivo of tho defendants charged
with complicity iu tho Goebel assassin
ation for changes of venuo Thoso who
joined tho petition were Caleb Powers
Captain Davis Henry Youtsoy Har
land Whittaker and Richard Combs
The attorneys failed to agreo upon what
county tho venue shall bo chanced to
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY MAY 1000
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
P IS Crips is in tho city from Pender
E C BrookB wns iu from Randolph
yesterday
Chas lanch was a city visitor yester
day from Creighton
F 13 Martin was a city visitor yester
day from Battle Crook
l A Brooks was n Norfolk visitor
yesterday from ONeill
Robt M Peyton was in tho city this
morning from Creighton
II P Slmmway of Wakefield was in
this metropolis yestorday
E A Lundberg of Wayno was a
Sugar City visitor yesterday
County Superintendent C W Crum
returned to Madison this morning
J E GIobh is in tho city from Win-
side visiting relatives nnd friends
A W Hallam was in from Omaha
yesterday greotlng Norfolk friends
MIbb Maude Williams of Columbus
visited Norfolk relatives yesterday
KaroBros put on a neat now delivery
wagon for their meat market thiB morn
ing
S II McOlary loft tlilB morning for
Fremont and Omaha to visit friends a
fow ilnys
Mrs Warrick has returned from a
mouths viBit with her pareutB tit Car
roll Iowa
The roof of tho building occupied by
Chas Rico for saloon purposes is being
rcshingled
Tho PioneerUIook and Ladder com
pany of tho Norfolk lira department
will meet this evening to elect officers
J C Stitt is today moving his office
fixtures from tho city building to room
14 in the MaBt block recently vacated by
Pension Examiner Green
The LadieB Missionary society of tho
Congregational church wil meot tomor
row afternoon at 2 0 with Mrs A II
Allinson A large attendance is desired
The weather gives promise of a
severe frost tonight which is most dis
couraging to thoso who have garden
truck up and flourishing and fruit trees
in blossom
Jos McDonald who has beon sick for
several days with an attack of appendi
citis is again nble to attend to his
duties in connection with tho electric
lighting plant
Tho dog poisoner is at work recently
in South Norfolk Animals belonging
to Jake Hersheiser and Gay Hulverstein
aro late victims of the poisoner It
is said that strychnine was used
E C Howe of Los Angeles Col
general manager of the American beet
sugar factories and Robert Oxuard of
San Francisco thnt stato aro in tho
city looking after the interests of the
Norfolk sugar factory
Mosaic lodge No 55 A F A M at
its meeting held last night elected the
following officers for tho ensuing term
J B Maylard W M G T Sprechor
S W Burt Mapes J W W H
Bucholz Treas D J KoenigBtein
secretary The first three officers are
qualified to represent the lodge at the
grand session to be held June Gth
John Ohm a tailor who works for P
J Fuesler and lives near the Btaudpipe
states that he was severely bitten by a
dog belonging to Dr O A McKim He
was riding by the McKim home when
the dog attacked him throwing him
from his wheel and bruising his arm
and shoulder until he is unabloto work
Tho dog is quite fierce and several com
plaints have been made concerning his
actions
The May day party given in Mar
quardts hall last evening by Protection
lodge No 101 Degree of Honor was
largely attended and greatly enjoyed
by those present The hall had been
nicely decorated with banners and the
music furnished by Bohnerts orchestra
was an excellent accompaniment to the
movements of tho merry revelers in the
dance Refreshments of ice cream
cako and lemonade were served during
the evening The dancing wns con
tinued until about 11 oclock this morn
ing It is understood that tho receipts
were little in excess of tho expenses
Saratoga was again presented at
the Auditorium last evening by local
talent and the absence of a crowded
houso was again uoticnble Tin News
does not understand why tho people
should not appreciate an entertainment
on which so much timo bad been ex
pended and which was as nicely rendered
as thiB one but the fact remains that
tho patronage was very limited and the
trustees lacked considerablo of enongh
money to meet tho expenses accrued
Tho prices were reduced repeatedly
with tho idea that tho peoplo demanded
small rates It now 6eems however
that a free show is what many of them
want but the trustees evidently do not
see their way clear to present this char
acter of attractions as yet
There are still 7000 head of sheep to
shear at tho yards south of the Juuction
Thero are 23 shearers at work an 1 it
will require about a week to finish up
The work would have been completed
earlier but the recent rains hnvo made
tho yards muddy and the mud works
into the fleece of the animals making it
impossible to handle the work as rapidly
as it would otherwise havo been The
recent weather is also responsible for
tho loss of 6ome animals tho company
losing about four u day on un average
slnofi tho rains commenced Tho yards
will be thoroughly cleaned as fast oh
the animals aro rhlppcd men and
teams now being in demand for that
purpose It is hoped to havo the yards
thoroughly cleaned boforti warm
weather begins In spite of tho unpro
pitlous weather of tho past fow weeks
tho majority of tho nutmals aro iu line
condition In fact It is said that the
sheep fed at these yards aro in tho liest
condition of any shipped in from other
yards under control of tho company It
is evident that the local manager knowH
his business and is giving tho company
good service
ANOTHER CONTRACT
Owen llrotlioffl Iliptiirn Another Iriiillnj
riiitn on tlm Inlcin Im lllt
Owen Brothers of Norfolk Neb are
still at it Yesterday they closed a
contract with tho Union Pacific to
build all the station tracks and sidings
from Omaha to Ogden Including new
side tracks at Cheyenne Corlett
Laramie Borrio and almost nil tho ini
potuut points on tho main line as well
us station tracks nt new points that
tho new lino will create
Tho work involves tho removal of
100000 cubic ynrds of dirt and rock and
tho contract prico is f 1110000
Both II 13 and D M Owens who
aro doing work for tho Burlington as
well ub tho Borrio double track work
for tho Union Pacific havo their head
quarters horo for tho sido track work
until tho work half way to Ogden Ib
completed when they will remove their
headquarters to Ogden They expect to
sublet much of tho work and outfits
will begin to arrivo in Choyonno at
once Men and teams aro wanted
badly aud no doubt tho prico now paid
will bo incronsed
Owen Brothers nro enterprising con
tractors and they certainly aro got ting
Borne of tho plums this year
Its mora good news for Choyenno
and already wo seo tho effects of the
railroad work iu new arrivals and in
creased business Choyenno Wyo
Daily Sun Leader 28th
AN INDIAN ROW
Awful TniRody Near Niobrara Described
by an lye Wltneim
The following communication is from
nu eye witness of a tragedy that has
recently shocked tho peoplo of Niobrara
and vicinity
NloimAltA Nebr April KO About 5
oclock today an awful scene was en
acted near this city on tho Ponca re
servo and tho resnltB wero that two
Indians wero killed
A party of Indians mot nt tho homo
of Poter Birdhead and after consuming
two kegs of beer they went on the war
path with tho results as stated nbovo
A young Indian named Larvy shot
Peter Birdhoadand killed him instantly
and then the father of Poter caught
young Larvy and held him while Mrs
Birdhead fired four shots into him this
not killing him they then took nu ax and
chopped his face and head nearly oft
It was a horrible sight and ono that
will long remain in my memory ns I
saw the fight from start to finish being
at the timo on a visit near this place
There should be something done to
suppress the sale of liquor to these peo
ple as they are not safe when drink
ing AIRS fj J UMIIRKIC
Tim Iate Mr Went
The following account of the denth of
Mrs James Grays brother is taken from
a Grnuby Quebec paper
It is with regret and sorrow that wo
chronicle tho death of ono of our oldest
and most respectable citizens tho late
Mr John C West Deceased passed
nwny on Monday April 10th nt tho
Montreal general hospital where he
had gone for treatment on tho previous
Saturday It was tho consultation of
doctors that ampntation of tho leg was
the only chance of prolonging his life
and ho bravoly submitted to tho ordeal
knowing full well that tho chances for
his recovery wero few but fnll of cour
ago aud content to bow to tho decree of
Divine will Tho operation was duly
performed and ho rallied from its im
mediate offects successfully and was
thought to bo doing as well as could bo
expected but on Monday morning ho
gradually grew worso till denth super
voned Mr West was a Hfo long resi
dent of Granby P Q and for many
years ono of onr representative business
men Ho was widely known nnd much
respected by all who know him gener
ous to n fault aud n consistent member
of tho Episcopalian church He leaves
a widow and a son and daughter Mr
Win R West of Brighton Mass and
Mrs J O Barr of this place also an
only bister Mrs James Gray of Nor
folk Nebr
Ho wns also the oldest member of
Yninaska lodge A F A A and at
his request tho members of thnt body
took charge of the funeral services
Tho Rev W B Longhurst preached un
impressive funeral Kcrmon at St
Georges church nnd 1U Wor Bra F
B Farnsworth conducted tho solemn
and beautiful Masomo burial bervico at
the grave Tho fuucml cortego was
one of the largest ever teen iu Granby
Over bixty members of Yamnska lodgo
united in paying their last tributo of
respect to their dejMirted brother
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as good With experience she will know
that they lack the remarkable qualities of the
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GOOD AMATIIKK PLAY
Saratoga Successfully
sentcd Last Night
LIGHT ATTENDANCE DI800URAGEB
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From Tiii rlnyit Daily
The homo taleut production of Sara
toga presented at tho Auditorium last
ovening was a magnificent success as
far as tho talent was concerned As
much cannot bo said however of the
patronage and receipts It was exceed
ingly disappointing to those taking part
as well as thoso interested in the welfare
of tho Auditorium that thero was kSH
than half a houseful of people and tho
corn puny could not havo been blamed
had they acted in a spiritless and care
less manner but they sustained their
parts as creditably as though every scat
hold an appreciative listener and I lie fre
quent applause of thoso present evi
denced tho fact that their efinits were
highly pleasing
Tho play is ono of society life nt the
famous watering place Saratoga and
while the plot is not thrilling nor is
thero n docided moral yet there is au
excellent opportunity for humorous sit
uations and good acting and these wero
fully improvod
V H Livingstone as Bob Sackett took
an exceedingly clover part and was per
fectly at home on the stage Ho was in
love with many women und his troubles
wero also many
J N Bundick as Jack Benedict was
strictly all right if not very regular
Ho was regular enough however to cap
ture tho widow
Corl Jenkins as Remington Pero took
a very good part and got much pleasure
out of his travels
A P Childs a9 Papa Vuudeipool took
an ideal part his character fitting him
to a T
W O Eddio as Hon Win Carter was
well acted and II A Wilmerding as
Sir Mortimer Muttonleg was very
clevor
Guy Alexander as Cornelius Weather
treo Julius Hulff as Luddington Whist
Hugh Mullen as Frederick Augustus
Carter and Jos Barnett as Frank Little
field wero all taken exceptionally well
for amateurs
Tho negro waiter partB wero well
acted by Clyde Hayes Max Asmus Ira
Austin Carl Davenport and Hemau
Walker
Miss Georgia Harvey as Elllo Rem
ington acted moht creditably and
seemed perfectly at ease ou the stago
Miss Winnie Owen acted splendidly
and with scarcely a fault as Lucy Car
ter
Olivia Alston was a part very well
acted by Miss Lora Kerkow
Miss Maude Tnniiehill gavo a v ry ac
curato interpretation of tho Virginia
Vunderpool character
Miss Wood as Mrs Vanderpool took a
perfect part in every particular
Mrs Benford as Mrs Gaylover was
an ideal mother Sho acted her part
to perfection Maurice Benford and
Nellio Bundick as the children were
both all right
Miss Fannie Davenport as Mullins
was very good and Miss Bender as
Lilly Livingston and Miss Ititio Pohl
man us Agnes Ogdeu acted their parts
well
Tho entire cast was well taken not a
6tick being noticed
Tho receipts wero a keen disappoint
ment and the decision to repeat tho play
this ovening at the iopular prices of 15
and 25 cents should cull out a crowded
house
linen oflae Agree Willi Vnu
If not drink Graiu O made from
pure grains A lady wrltoB Tho
first timo I made Grain O I did not like
it but alter using it for one week noth
ing would induce me to go back to
entree It nourishes nnd feeds tho
system Tho children can i drink it
freely with great boneflt It Is tho
strengthening substance of pure grains
Get a packego today from your grocor
follow the directions iu making it and
you will have a delicious mid healthful
table beverage for old and young lfio
and iificts
Prof A I Sayoor tho great mag
netic healer using the Welt mer method
will euro you or teach you to cure all
chronic or long standing disoasoH at 101
corner First and Main street Will givo
three treatments free
Vantki llincrt man or woman to
travel for largo houso salary 05
monthly and expenses with increase
position permanent enclose self-addressed
stumped envelope Manaukk
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Mrs II II Hull is now ready to do
muuicuring shampooing aud givo
ladies baths over Hayes jewelry store
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