THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
IRA h. DARK, Publlshor.
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NOTH PLATTE.
NEBRASKA,
EPITOME OF EVENTS
GENERAL NEWS AND NOTES
FRESH FROM THE WIRE.
THE STORY IN A NUTSHELL
Embracing Condensation of Event
In Which Readen Generally Ar
More or Lees Concerned.
Washington.
The attempt of about fourteen rail'
toads operating botween tho Mlsslp
lppl and MUMourl rlvcra to rcsumo
advances In rates already condemn
&d from Washington was thwarted by
suspension order announced by tho
Interutato commorco commission.
Tho congressional Investigation of
'tho wholu question of Indian counsel
-contracts has been ahlftcd from tho
Vest to Washington, Representative
Durk of South Dakota, chairman of
-tho special committee appointed for
'tlls Inquiry, arrived here. Several
of tho other members "will coroo la
fow days.
The beginning of Novomher has
brought an Improved condition of gov
orntnent finances. Tho month shows
a surplus of moro than $700,000, as
Against n deficit of $2,500,000 n year
iRgo, , Tho total receipts to dato nro
nearly $7,000,000 nhcad of a year ago
'and tho disbursements aro nearly
$4,000,000.
Contemplating tho adoption of
iBomo of this government's Improved
census-taking methods In connection
with Its next census, tho Canadian
government has sent to Washington
E. S. McPhnll, of tho census bureau
of Canada, to consult with Director
Durand regarding tho operations of
tho American consult bureau.
Pons'lons for all employes of na
tional banks and protection for their
families In case of death has been
proposed to tho treasury department
by tho largo mutual llfo Insurance
companies. Several reports of tho
companies headed by W. C. Ueors of
.Now York, had a conforenco Grlday
with tho comptroller of tho currency
iregardlng tho legality of tho plan.
Foreign.
Mexicans at tho town of Sayula
Uiavo tendered their services In tho
'event of war with tho United Stats.
The Australian commonwealth do
elded not to occopt tho Canadian gov
ernment's proposal to renuw tho Van
couver and Australia mall sorvlco
with calls at Auckland and Sidney
tonly.
Morroco has agreed to pay Spain
1(13,000,000 indemnity as domanded by
(the latter government following the
itucccDBful Spanish cnmpnlgn against
tho Riff tribesmen in tho summer of
ilDOO.
Tho marriage of Prlnco Victor Na
poleon Bonnparto, cousin of King
Victor Emmanuel and pretender to
:the throno of Franco, and Princoss
(Clemontlno, daughter of tho lata King
ILeopold at Belgium, took placo at
.Montcallerl. near Paris.
General.
"Funeral services for United Statos
'Senator A. S. Clay were hold at Mar
Jetta, Qa.
Socialism was denounced nt ,tho
itneotlng of the Catholic federation at
:Krw OrleanB.
The mon who incited antl-Amerlcan
itlots nt Loon, Nicaragua, liavo boon
loxpdllod from tho country,
William Phillips, secretary of tho
.American embassy in London, under
went an operation for appendicitis.
Ralph Johnstone was Instantly killod
when his aeroplane went wrong At
Denver .and plunged 500 feet to
earth.
The Iowa anti-saloon league filed In
function suits against eleven saloons
in K-t-okuk, alleging violating of tho
Wuvot llaw.
13. 0. Byrnos, thirteen years old,
died at Mllford, Mass., of injuries re
ceived Ml a football scrimmage threo
Several hundred women attonded
tho penbag' of tno women's national
missionary golden Jublloo cclobrntlon
at Cincinnati.
Joel Francis Freeman, aged seven
ty-four, formerly secretary of tho
Standard oil company, drod nt IiIb
Jiomo In Orango, N. J,
Governor Drown of Georgia an
Bounces tho appointment of former
Governor a. M. Terrell as United
States senator to succeed tho lato
Senator A. S. Clay, deceased.
Tho total not rovenuo of tho steam
railroads in tho United States last
July was $73,477,590 or $308.61 per
nile ftgalnut $78,138,013, or $335,00
per mllo of lino la July of last yoar,
President Taft assured the people
ef Panama the United States had no
thought of annexing tho republic.
It is officially announcod that tho
king and queen of England hopo to
visit India and hold a coronation du
tmr at Delhi Jan, 1, 1012.
The Arizona constitutional convon
tlon adopted a provision prohibiting
the Incarceration of Juvonllo offenders
with adults in jails and prisons,
" Daniel 8. Knowlton, for sixteen
years secretary to tho colloctor of tho
port of Boston, has resigned no a re
suit of an investigation into the local
customs wrylce by a board of inquiry.
Six persons woro killed and twenty
six injured in a wreck at Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Tho Illinois Rtato tax commission
has fixed tho rata of stato taxes for
noxt year at 30 conts on each $100 of
assessed property valuation.
National banks of tho country must
soon roako a showing of their condi
tion. Plnchot asks tho president for leave
to fllo a brief concerning tho Cun
ningham claims.
Memphis, Tcnn., has a population
of 131,105 according to tho statistics
of the thirteenth census.
DecnuBo it was fined for infraction
of law, tho window glass trust ha?
retaliated by reducing wages.
Demand for tariff revision will bo
mado to tho coming session of con
gress by tho knights of labor.
All contests for tho patenting of
lands in tho oil country of California
nro bolng held up by tho government.
Doctors at their Ilaltlmoro mooting
scored medical schools for their fail
ure to train students on caro of in
fants. Charles W. Armour bollovos high
prices havo reached their cllmux, and
from now on will bo on tho down
grado.
Tho supremo court of tho United
States has adjourned for Its Thanks
giving recess. It will rcconveno No
vember 28.
Latest returns from tho Nebraska
election show that Wait, republican,
for secrotary of Btato, will havo about
260 majority.
Tho Nobel prizo commlttco has
awarded tho prizo for lltcraturo fos
1010 to Paul Johann Ludwlg Hcyso;
tho German poet and novelist.
Tho successful campaign of Eugeno
N. Foss, tho democratic candldato
for governor of Massachusetts coBt
him $37,000, according to his Bworn
return.
Prof. W. T. St. Clalro, ono of tho
best known educators of tho mlddlo
west and tormcr principal of a high
school In Loulsvlllo, Ky committed
suicide.
Not having sufficient feed to last
their Bhoop throughout tho winter
many Montana - ranchers aro selling
their stock to ranchmen in Albertn
and Saskatchewan.
Tho Now York stato department of
health Is seoklng tho co-operation of
various rallroades operating in tho
stato In abolishing tho common drink
ing cup from trains and railroad sta
tions. Comploto returns indlcnto that tho
Wyoming ldglslaturo will bo repub
lican by a majority of eleven on Joint
bnllot, insuring tho return of Senator
C. D. Clark to tho United Statos
sonnto.
Governor B. F. Cnrroll announcod
tho appointment of Lntayotto Young,
editor and publlshor of tho Dos
Molnos Capital, to bo United Statoa
senator, succeeding tho Into Senator
DolUvor.
Exports out of this country In Oc
tober woro larger than in any pre
vious month in tho history of tho
united statos wnilo imports wero
about $4,000,000 less than In tho Bamo
month last yoar.
Fivo hundred pounds moro of docu
mentary ovldcnco records of tho Chi
cago & Western Illinois railroad woro
brought Into court to aid tho govern
ment in its suit against tho Standard
Oil company of Indiana.
As tho result of a letter to tho
Navy department, which Is regarded
by officials as insubordlnato in tono,
Major II. C. Davis who Is in com
mand of tho marlno guard at Guam,
has been ordered homo.
Belated returns on Tuesday's elec
tion continue to Increaso tho plurality
of James If. llawloy, democratic can
didate for governor of Idnho. It Is
now estimated ho will lead Governor
Brndby about 1,000 votos.
Long and short hnul probloraB in-
votvod in tho fourth section of tho
nraended law for tho regulation of in-
terstnto commerco will bo dlscuBBod
at in conforonco nt tho Interstate com-
moroo commission hcndqunrterB in
Washington on November 28.
A letter was mado public from
Woodrnw Wilson, govornor-elcct of
Now Jorsoy, In which" ho said ho had
decided to resign ns professor of poli
tics and Jurisprudence In Princeton
university, thereby severing all con
nection with tho teaching body of tho
Institution.
Census Director Durand has boon
having moro troublo of Into than any
officer of tho government, Census di
rectors always havo troublo and nl
ways expoct It Aspiring communi
ties of the urban sort aro seldom sat
isfied with the result of tho federal
enumeration of population,
Personal.
Ilrltlsh naval men gavo their Amerl
can visitors a cordial welcome
Henry M. Hoyt, counsollor of tho
department of stato, Is sorloiiBly 111,
King Qeorgo, of England, is taking
his first plungo in tho political pool.
Gov, Saunders, of Louisiana, will
call an oxtra session of tho leglsla
turo.
Mayor Qayuor of Now York has
kopt lils promUo nnd is shaking up
tho pollcq forco.
Col. Rooaovclt has dropped politics
for tho presont and Is talking about
his African hunt.
Flfty-ono "countloH glvo Hitchcock
114,412, and Durkott 04,099 for sena
tor from Nebraska.
President Taft gave Gilford Pin
chot permission to fllo his brief in tho
Alaska land case controversy.
Dr, WUoy says tho reduction in
moat is a plot by tho packers, aud
prices will aoon go soaring again.
Governor-elect John A. Dlx spont
$4,372.32 in aid of his campaign, ac
cording to a statement of election ex
penses.
LEGISLATIVE ROLLS
LIST OF MEMBERS OF
AND SENATE,
HOUSE
THE NAME AND RESIDENCE
Senate Has 19 Democrats and 14 Re
publicans, the House Standing 64
Democrats atid 46 Republicans.
The Senate.
Dlst. Nome ntul Address. I'nrty.
1 J. II. Moorehend, Kalis City D
2 L.. A. Vnrnor, Btcrllnjr ..It
8 Henry IMrtllmr, Nebraska City H
4 W. U, Hannlnif. Union 1)
6 M. L. I'lncek, Wnhoo I)
C II. 8. Horton, Omnhn I)
John K. ItcaKiili, Omnhn ...I)
J, M. Tanner, South Omaha D
7 M. H. Wilcox, CrnlK ...I)
8 J. M. Tnlcott, Croton V
A. A. Hmlth, St. Kdwards II
10 Kred Volpp, Scrlbner.... D
11 l'hll K. Kohl, Wnyne.. ..It
12 1. I,. Albert, Columbufc D
13 I. D. Ice. Lynch D
14 W. II. lteynofds, Chndron It
IB J. A. OIIIr, OrU D
is C F. Ilodlnson, Kearney D
17 J. II. Iluhrmun, St. Ubory.......,.D
18 J, II. Kemp, Kutlerton It
10 C. M. Hkllcs, David City D
20 12. 1. llrown, Arbor It
--XV. A. Bellcck, Lincoln H
21 I'otcr Jnnsen, IJentrlce II
22 Krnnk Unrtos, "Wllber I)
23 Wen Pickens, Powell I)
24 C. C. Smith, Kxetcr It
25 James M. Cox, Hampton ....It
20 J. II. McGrcw, Illoomlnnton ..It
27 O. W. Tlbbots. Hastings -..
28 11. A. Cox, Wilcox H
29 J. F. Conical, McCoolc R
80 W. V, HongUind, North Piatto U
The Mouie.
Dlst. Name, and Address. Party.
1 Chin Ich Ilrecht, Falls City t.U
Henry CJcrdCH, Falls City L
Otto Kotouc, Humboldt ,.D
2 A. It. liurcluy. liookwulter H
CI. W. Potts, Pnwneo City .....V
3 K. 11. JJort, Auburn ,.,...,..11
3 lien T. Skeun, Lirownvillo ,.D
4 1'. U. Johnson, Tccutnseh.. ....... ,.H
f IS. IS. Quitckeubush, Auburn. ...... .It
C O. W. Lcldlgh, Nebraska City 1)
W. W. Annus, Dunbar , it
7 W. II. l'uls, Plnttsmoutli It
C. K. Mctzger, Cedur Creek li
8 F. L.. Kutzmun, Nchawka...,....."..H
8 S. W. Sanborn, Gretna s;.7.D
10 l'nto Boland, Omnhn '..II
J. H. Hulla. South Omaha.... D
J. II. Urossman, Omaha D
11. II. Holmes, Omaha D
F. J. Ulna, Omaha D
C. 11. Liver, Omaha D
Kd McArdle, Donson D
J. F. Morlurity, Omaha D
W. S. Shoemakur, Omaha D
11 W. D. Hnllcr, Ulnlr H
12 C. U. W. Dusse. Decatur.... D
13 11. H. HcrzoK, ilerman II
14 V. 1'. Lawrence, Fremont D
II. J. Nelson, Hooper D
1C Con McCarthy, render..., D
16 F. L. OulluRher, llosullo D
17 11. C. liurtels. Wuyno D
18 IS. K. Kills. Alien It
10 John Kuhl, Itnndolph D
20 W, L. Kirk. CrelKhton It
21 F. M. Housh, NvllRh It
22 11. H. Smith, lloone D
23 II, U. Mntrnn, Norfolk D
24 Charles Schurle, Humphrey ..D
26 11. C. IlcKnn. l'iatta D
26 J. II. Blndcler, Schuyler D
27 Frank Doleznl, wahoo,... I)
wimnm unrueo, AHninnu u
28 Joseph Dostul, Shelby D
John Ilaulk, Able , H
29 O. W. Fuller, So ward i..D
Henry Scheelc. Utlca .........li
SO J. II. Mockett, Normal 11
S. it. AlcKeivie, Lincoln. ...s it
A. J, Minor, Lincoln..., It
Karl O. KnRcr, Lincoln K
I. 11. Hatlleld. Lincoln D
SI Ml Uo Murphy. Friend D
-J. a. liospodsKy. wuuur u
2 John McKlssIck, Hcatrlco D
uiyuo riney, ueainco ti
1. It. Clnvlon. Wvmoro 11
83 J. W. l'lllsburv. Dewltt D
34 Henry Hrllliror. lMymouth I)
at wiinam urueuer, uyron u
86 Luther Honhnm, Fulrbury D
87 Peter EffKonbergor, Strang. D
II. N. Swan, Fairmont, D
88 W. M. Colton, York It
jj. w. uuKer, ueneuici it
89 J. M. Norton. Osccoln D
40 H. a. Tnylor, Central City It
41 T. K. Nordgrcn U
u. li. Neir, Aurora it
! A. A. Halt, Kdgar It
John M. Jones. Clav Center ..It
43 r-Ernent Meyer, Onk It
44 acorgo W. Llndsoy, Rod Cloud D
45 1. D. Evans. Keliesnw R
46 W. J. Wccsuer, Red Cloud D
7 w. a. i'rincc, urnna jsiunu u
John W. Sink, Grand iBlnnd D
48 8. M. Fries, Dannebrog D
49 T, J. Howard, Durwcll n
to D. II. Cronln, O'Neill R
II. A. Allen. Atkinson R
CI R. S. Ilnrrlneton. Alnsworth D
62 10. D. Clarke, Valentino ,R
63 W. It. Kent, Gordon It
4li. K. nusnee. iuniimi it
66 M, K. Mcaellnn. North Loup R
66 O. It. Moody, Ansley R
jcsbo untidy, uroKen now.. u
67 W. 8. Wnlto. Loup City R
68 H. C. Rnssott. Qlbbon R
W. F. Ualloy. Kearney D
69 W. M. Stebblns, Gothenburg R
60 Chris Anderson, Norman R
611.. ii. isastman. uiunDue u
62 D, 8. Hardin, Alma ,'.R
68 IS, W. Roberts, Holdroge ..lit
64 James John, Cambridge ,R
66 Frank Moore, Indlnnola....,, .It
60 8. D. Mast. MOorolleld , ,H
67 W. Z. Taylor, Culhertson iV
t
Seats for Legislators. '
Bluo prints of tho floors of both tho
house and Bcnato havo been propnred
and members of tho next legislature
are Doing assignee. Boais as rnpiuiy rb
their requests como in, Most of the
old members wrlto tho secretary of
stato tolling him exactly whoro thoy
wish to Bit.
Pardoned by the Governor.
James Rood, who killed bolla
Hnynes, a woman of tho tinder world
nt Omnha sovornl years ago, has boon
pardoned by Governor Shallonborgcr.
eet, 8ugar Industry.
W, M. Glfford, receiver of tho fed
cral laud olllco, has returned from a
trip through western Nebraska, dur
ing which ho visited at Scott's Bluff,
Mr. Glfford was surprised at tho ox
tent of tho beet sugar Industry which
is holnp dovelopod in tho territory
mound Scott's Bluff.
Amendment Defeated.
Tho proposed constitutional amend
mont submitted nt tho election that
would havo withheld tho franchise
from now arrivals from foreign lands
until after llvo years' residonco soems
to havo been defeated. Tho official
returns from six countls nro yet miss
ing, hut these cannot mako up tho
nocossary number oxcopt by unex
pected voting. In eighty-six counties
tho total voto cast wus 205,001. A
majority of this total voto, tho pro
portion required for adoption of a
constitutional amendment, la 102,801.
THE NEBRASKA VOTE.
Complete Returns From Most Coun
ties on Governorship.
Complete returns from olghty-nlne
counties, and partial returns from ono
on governor, show:
Aldrlch 119.873
DiUilman 100,572
Aldrlch's lend 13.301
Heturnn to como will mnko very slight
chanfce In the lead of Aldrlch as they will
Include only Loup and Mcl'herson, both
small counties, and half of Sheridan.
Following Is the vote In detail, ns also
the vote two years ago for Sheldon and
ghallenuerger:
Aid- Dan!- Shel- Rhal
County rich man. don. b'ger
Adams 1,846 1,663 1,944 2,452
Antelope .... 1,809
890 l,litU
47 182 65
122 228 146
1,091 1,623 1,604
491 609 680
606 969 80
269 687 634
1,856 2,448 2.B.-.0
1,050 1,916 1,194
2,024 1,364 2,192
1,962 2,68 1 2,291
1,533 1,632 1,742
191 280 472
839 1,055 1,011
411 899 785
1,375 1,837 2,014
1,166 1,167 1,283
1,905 1.223 1,812
1,752 2,831 2,826
616 766 690
674 830 74A
1,169 1,646 2,014
134 632 382
764 1,234 1,131
2,365 2,381 2,725
17,656 13,640 16,203
254 484 396
nanncr ..... 171
lllnlno ...... 214
I loon e ....... 1.806
llox Iluttu... 698
Iloyd 946
llrown 619
Iluffalo 2,670
Kurt 1,608
Uutlcr 1.480
Cass 2,218
Cedar 1,390
Cliaso 631
Cherry 1,114
Chcyenno .. 473
CUV 2,286
Colfax 679
Cuming 1,140
Custer 3,746
Dakota 635
Dawes 872
Dawson 2,116
Deuel 248
Dixon 1,296
Dodgo ...... 2.0ZS
uouxlns P.Z43
Dundy 620
Fllhnoro .... 1,822
Franklin .... 1,221
1,440
1,019
66S
843
2,790
244
250
418
73
779
2,067
1,163
666
163
388
1,323
993
1,690
1,097
645
317
180
72
1,739
5.606
990
.81
1,686
966
252
1.173
659
1,016
2,189
940
117
643
1,162
2,228
788
782
1.785
122
2,182
1,057
2.268
374
1,768
500
668
211
572
1,568
66
677
703
1,240
917
1,099
100
1,421
1,731 2,024
1,064 1,341
1.069 SRI
1,304 1,725
3,00(1 3,294
rontler .... 969
Furnas 1,658
Gaiio 3.116
Unrden ..... 390
Qnrdold 390
Gosper 621
Grant ill
Qrecley 732
367
441
98
662
2,105
1,652
089
362
638
1,551
946
1,906
1,322
1,031
373
431
225
1,853
3,393
1,491
147
2,114
.1,123
1,681
1,056
1,608
2,318
1,467
254
1.447
1,044
1,382
1,143
1,229
2,055
469
1,094
892
2,303
822
1,834
617
766
626
752
1.638
M01
895
1,004
1,498
1,258
1,350
226
2,177
Off
375
C61
95
1.107
2,410
1,636
1,324
280
637
1,764
1,446
1,835
1.18J
1,156
302
332
115
2,141
3,023
1,462
147
1,912
1,124
1.688
9G5
1,528
2,365
1,171
255
1,221
1.119
2.678
1,282
1,335
2,317
332
2,351
1.117
2,685
614
2,187
611
947
447
872
1,783
124
734
1.094
1,558
1,062
1,499
244
2,049
tf nil i,s
Hamilton ... 1,977
tnrlun ...... 1.23G
Hayes 317
Hitchcock .. 70s
lolt 1,702
lownnl 1.071
Jefferson ... 1.651
Johnson .... ' 1,164
Kenrncv .... l.Tl&s
Keith .' 370
Keyn Paha,. 431
Kimball 264
Knox ....w. 1,761
Lsincnster .. 7,712
Lincoln 1,694
Loann 2U7
Madison 1.660
Morrlclc 1,208
Morrill 538
Nemaha ... 1,576
Nanco 1,122
Nuckols .... 1.681
Otoe 1,892
l'awneo 1,33b
Perkins 339
Phelps 1,687
Plcrco 804
Plntte 1.522
Polk 1,534
Red Willow.. l.loS
Richardson . 2,014
Rock 380
Sallno 1,805
Sarpy 769
Saunders .... 2,374
Hcotts Uiurt via
Howard 1.767
Sherldnn, 22
or 29 670
Bhcnnnn .... 857
Sioux 621
Stnnton 501
Thnyer 1,504
Thomas 101
Thurston .... 748
Valley 1,224
wasinngion 1.20 1
Wuyno 1,033
Webster 1.612
Whcolor ... 225
York
Totnls 119.873 10RC72 118.449 122,670
finmntnin return nn senator from 65
counties show Burkett to hnvo 94,999. nnd
Hitchcock 114,412. For railway commls-
Innnp In AltrntV-tlirQO COUnUCB UlurHU
has 100,209, nnu iiuyuen jui.piv.
For Becrotnry of atnto In 83 counties
Wnlt hns 104,292. and Pool 104.194. At
this writing both parties claim this of
fice. For trensurer In 84 counties Gcorgo
h 105.U3, nna linil lUJ.UUi. rr ncu
tnnitii, nnmnnnr In RK pmintlOS IlOtieWCll
hns 84,071. nnd Clnrk 80.965. For nudltor
in 00 counties iiarion iuio oo.vow,
n,..it, in nn Vnr nttnrnov cencral. 66
counties, Martin hns 84,287, nnd Whitney
77.441. For mtlwny commissioner. 65
counties, uowics una oo.oiu, nnu uidhuuh
80,300. For superintendent of public 1 In
struction. 66 counties, Crabtreo hns 88,744
nnd Jnckson 7!MHt.
Good Roads Legislation
Stnto Senator G. W. Fuller, of Sew
ard, Is In favor of some good roads
legislation UiIb wintor. Ho says, how.
ovor. that ho does not "bollovo tho
farmors will Bupport any measure that
tries to mnko n fow trunk roads or
main roads to start with nnd leave
other roadB to take care of them
BolveB. Ho feels confident that 1
great howl will lio mado about paying
taxes for such improvements unless
tho taxpayer happens to Uvo on the
road. Ho thinks that an -nutomobllo
tnx based on horsepower might provo
of value.
The Vote In Lanoaster.
Tho compilation of tho official voto
in -Lancaster county shows that Chcs
tor II. Aldrlch rocolvod a majority of
2,180 votes and that the rest of tho
republican ticket cam within a hun
drod votes of this majority. K. J.
Durkott received a majority of 791,
qvor G. M. Hitchcock, 1,300 votes less
than tho rest of tho. ticket.
Senator Burkett.
Senator E. J. Burkett. has gone for
a ten days lecturo tour. Ho will
upoak In Iowa first and later In
Pennsylvania. From his last engage
ment he will go to "Washington to sit
it) tho senate. Tho senator will return
to Lincoln after March 4 to tako up
the practice of law,
Equipment for Guard.
Adjutant General Hartlgan has re
ceived a letter from tho War depart
ment telling him that ho can, byvcom
plying with certalu conditions, securo
Hold material without cost to tho
state. At Beatrlco thoro 1b a battery
but tho guns and wagons nro all out
of dato and It has been demonstrated
that they are of no practical uso.
Judge Munger Going Away,
Judgo W. H. Munger will leave
about tho first of December for St,
Louis, whoro ho will sit with tho clr
cult court of appeals until tho hoi!
days. Thero aro sixty-two cases set
for hearing and It is probable that
about fifty of them will bo heard. As
tho cases aro thon divided among tho
threo Judges for tho writing of
opinions, It Is probable that Judgo
Munger will havo about two months'
work of that kind following tho alt
ting of tho court Ho will remain la
St Louis until that Is disposed of.
DEATH OF TOLSTOI
NOTED AUTHOR'8 ILLNESS
RE-
SULT8 FATALLY.
DIES OF HEART FAILURE
Repeated Attacks Give Several Hours'
Warning that the End Was not
Far Off.
Astapova, Russia. -Count Leo Tol
stol died peacefully hero Sunday
Mr. Makovetnky and tho other at
tending physicians and Countess Tol
Btol woro at his bedside when the end
came,
It was recognized long before that
his case was hopeless and at G o'clock
In tho morning, after tho countess hnd
been summoned and other members
of tho family had gathered In nn ad-
olnlng room, the physicians Issued a
bulletin announcing that tho activity
of tho heart had almost ceased and
that Tolstol'B condition waB extremely
dangerous.
Several of tho physicians wore
greatly overcome by tho approaching
death of Russia's great writer.
Tolstoi, accompanied only by Dr.
Mnkovetsky, left his homo at Yasna-
ya Pollnna with tho purpose of ending
his days In solltudo to which he moro
and moro inclined in his later yenrs.
Ilia pilgrimage led him to tho monas
tery at Shamardino In the province of
Kalgula, where he remained as tho
guest of his sister Marie, who is a
nun in the cloister.
Learning that his retreat had been
discovered ho Insisted upon proceed
ing on his Journey to tho Caucasus,
whoro he hoped to spend his last days
close to tho Tolstolau colony on tho
shores of tho Black sea. But on the
railroad Journey ho was overcome
with exhaustion and the cold and Dr.
Makovetsky was compelled to have
him transferred to tho flag station at
Astapova, whero ho was mado as com
fortablo as possible In the rude wood
en building. For five days he had lain
there suffering first from bronchitis
nnd later from lnaflmmatlon of the
lungs. Specialists had been called
but despite their utmost efforts the
heart of tho great Russian responded
but feebly to the restoratives and
stimulants administered.
On Saturday tho attacks of heart
falluro Increased alarmingly and
many hours prior to tho end the
physicians had given up all hopes,
Countess Tlstl was admitted to the
sick room for tho first time last night,
but her husband failed to recognize
her.
Sho had hastened to be beside him
whon sho learned several days ago
that his illness was serious, but tho
physicians had deemed It advisable
that sho bo kept away from tho count,
fearing thnt her presence might cause
tho patient emotion.
Other members of tho family were
from time to tlmo admitted to the
presonco of their father and his
daughter, Alexandria, has been in
constant attendance.
Physicians In attendance said that
Tolstoi was a splendid patient In
mind and body, except tho heart.
During one of tho heart attacks Tol
stol was alone with his eldest dnugh
tor, Tatina. He suddenly clutched
hr hand nnd drow her to him. He
seemed to be choking, but was able
to whisper, "Now tho end hnB come;
that Is all."
Tolstoi left a written note that ho
be burled without pomp, wreathes or
rlteB under "Poverty Onk" on a hil
lock at Yasnaya Pollana, whero ho
played as a child and where -tho peas
nnts woro accustomed to congregate,
Tho funeral will bo hold on Tuesday,
MR. MOODY'S PLACE.
Senator Carter May Become Member
of Supreme Court.
Helena, Mont Friends of United
States Senntor Thomas H. Carter,
who was defeated for re-election at
the recent election, said tonight that
the senator has been tendered an ap
pointment as a membr of the supreme
court to fill tho vacancy caused by
tho retirement of Associate Justice
Moody. Senator Carter left hurried
ly for Washjngton.
Johnstone's Funeral Held.
KnnBOB City. Mo. Funeral services
were hold hero Sunday for Ralph
Johnstono, tho aviator who plunged
to death during a spectacular flight at
Denver Thursday afternoon.
Retracing Northwest Passage.
Seattle, Wash. Joe Bernard,
Newfoundland navigator, Is heading
eastward from Point Barrow. Alaska,
In his fifteen-ton gasoline schooner
Teddy Boar, in his effort to retrace
tho route followed by Captain Raold
Amundsen four years ago when ho
discovered tho northwest passage.
W. J. Bryan Pays High Tribute.
Dallas, Tex. William Jennings
Bryan, going to hla ranch near Mis
slon, Tox., speaking of brotherhood
In this city, paid this tribute to Count
Tolstoi:
"Stolstol saw tho coming of tho era
of brotherhood; It Is evident every
where. This morning In the news
papers I noticed tho account of tho
death of that great apostle of love,
Ho was a wonderful man. Born In
the circles of aristocracy, ho had ac
cess to the highest circles of Russian
society;"
NEBRASKA IN BRIEF.
.News Notes of Interest From Various
Sections.
Cnptaln j. N. Casscll, ono of Hamil
ton county's wealthy- lnnd owners, re
ceived from some alfalfa land, $50
an acre this season; $30 of this came
from seed and $20 from hay.
Tho safe in tho bank at Gushing,
ton the Burlington railroad, nine miles
northeast of St. Paul, was blown, up
and robbed of about $3,000. Tho rcb
bers escaped with a stolen team.
Tho university board of regents has
decided to ask of tho legislature
funds for tho construction of build
ings for tho university proper, the
school of agriculture, nnd tho Omaha
medical college.
Soveral burglnrlefl havo recently
been committed in tho vlllago of John
son and for u while no cluo to tho
Bamo could be found. Now a number
of boye have been arrested charged
with theso operations. ,
Leo Mathews, chief clerk In tho
governor's ofllco until ho was promot
ed to tho prlvato secretaryship, Is a
candidate for chief clerk of tho house.
Henry Richmond announced his can
didacy several days ago.
' Albert Looper, u farmer of Gago
county, indicted some tlmo ago by
itho grand Jury on tho charge of soil-
lng liquor illegally pleaded guilty In
Ahe district court on threo counts and
'was lined $100 on each count.
Tho attempt of Paul Stoufor and
'others to obtain an Injunction re
straining tho West Point Milling com-
jpariy from maintaining a dam at West
Point has failed, tho supremo court
'afhrmlng the decision of tho lower
court.
Congressman Hinshnw has received
word from tho treasury department
at Washington advising him that tho
'contract for Falrbury's federal build
ing haB been lot to D. J. Phlpps of
Norfolk, Va., the contract price being
'$56,520.
Tho Grand Island collego board of
trustees will havo "a mooting to con
sult ns to tho plans for raising $100,
000 for tho local institution. ' It 1b ex
pected that if tho full amount la
raised Andrew Curnegle will donato
$20,000.
Business men nnd citizens of Gene
va Joined In a demonstration in hon
or of Charles H. Sloan, congressman
elect from tho Fourth district. Tho
Geneva band, the local company of
stato mllltla and tho veterans of tho
Grand Army of tho Republic formed
in a procession with 5Q0 citizens fol
lowing and marched to Mr. Solan's
home, whero speeches wero mad.
Tho county commissioners of Choy
enno county appointed Henry B.
Gapen county Judge, succeeding
James' Tucker, , deceased. Notwit
hstanding a large number of applica
tions for tho position, the appoint
ment camo to Mr. Gapen entirely un
solicited on his part. Mr. Gapen la a
prominent lawyer of western Nebras
ka, and served as county attorney
for nearly fen yenrs.
A contest has arisen nt Los An
geles, Cal.,bvcr the estate of the lato
Joseph C. Elllck, a formor business
man of Fremont, who was killed by
.robbers near tho east coast of Mexi
co. Elllck left nn estato consisting
of mining stocks that may have con
siderable valuo. H1b divorced wlfo
under a will Is mado tho beneficiary.
The contest has been entered by a
sister, Mrs. Herb Beede, formerly of
Fremont.
Old settlers In Pholps county wero
mystified as to how a notorious horso
thief escaped from his handcuffs over
twenty-seven years ago following a
Jnll delivery In Buffalo county. Thoy
were given somo light on the matter,
when John Johnson discovered the
handcuffs on nib farm northeaBt of
Overton. Ho was digging post holes,
when hlB auger struck an object
through which his Implement would
not bore. Upon investigation he un
earthed a pair of handcuffs, which
had evidently been In tho ground a
long tlmo.
Tho lato Alfred E. Hargreaves waa
ono of the heavily insured mon of
Lincoln, carrying $55,000. The largo
nmount held by Mr. HnrgroaveB cnlls
attention to tho fact that a number
of the business and professional men
of Lincoln carry big llfo Insurance.
Excellent prospects exist for tho
forthcoming Cuming county corn
show which will be held In January.
Tho soliciting committee haB secured
liberal donations of money and mer
chandise, amply sufficient to Insure
a most successful meeting.
To replace their noo.OOO-bushel Btor
age houso which was destroyed In tha
big flro nt Holdrego, last March, tho
Centrnl Granaries company has be
gun tho erection of a modern elevat
or In which will be combined both
their local and terminal- houses.
Gcorgo Vinson, nged 29, with sui
cidal Intent, took two ounces of a mix
ture ot cnrbollo acid; ' corrosive suh
llmnto and wood alcohol nnd died sev
eral hours lator at a hospital at Grand
Island, to which ho was removed when
his condition wns discovered, Ha
was a Union Pacific swltchmnn. Ho
weib married and had troublo with his
wife.
York county voted for a continu
ance of township organization In
stead of the commissioner system In
a very decided manner, tho vote be
ing 2,202 for tho superviEor system
as against 430 for tho commissioner
system. ' '
A flro In tho town of Ames de
stroyed property nnd grain of tho
valuo of $75,000. Tho largo cottlo
barn formerly owned by tho Standard
Cattle company, but now tho proper
ty of Johnson & araham, was totally
destroyed. Tho elevator containing
30,000 bushels of grain was a part of.
the flro loss.