THE CITY.
I'rtmi Pitlurriuy'i llully.
county seat on business today
W. J. Jones of South Ilend was trans
acting business In the county today.
A. Culbcrtson, from the vicinity of
Murray, was In Plattsmouth on bust
ness last evening
Col. J. U. Scybolt of Murray was a
passenger from this station to tonne. 1
Jiluns this afternoon.
Miss Pearl Woodward of Kim wood
is visltli.K In the city, the Kuestof the
family of W. h. Kusencrans.
Dr. II. V, Itrendel, wlfo and dauirh-
ter of Murray were passengers from
the county scat to Omaha on the fast
mUltiHlay.
Win. r.rautner and wife departed
this morning for Atchisun, Kan.,
carpenter business.
afternoon for Lincoln In response t a
message statlnu that her son, J. K.
, , i 11,
' ....
Mr. and Mrs. L.I'. Lnnuliorst and
uauLiitr i i'i in i 'timj 1 ji in uvu ait
lnlnWnn..nm1K..n.l.vIM. r'nnn.J.
Clerk and M rs. W. K. Kosencrans.
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Mrs. ancy Khodeu departed this
afternoon for trcmont, where she will
spend the winter. (J. W. Kliodcn,
nitu wiiuin uk niuLiicr nun uuun visa
inir, accompanied her to Fremont.
Through a letter that lias been re
reived by A. House the news was con
vcyed that his sister, Miss Nannie, re
cently had a very narrow escape from
a horrible death while working In a
cannlntr factory In Richmond, Cal.
She stepped too close to a lly wheel,
arid her clothing was caught by the
machinery which tore nearly all her
clothes off, and caused several bruises
before she could escape. The only In-
Jurles sustained, besides a bad fright,
we c numerous oru.scs about the body
and a sprained limb.
A cold taken at this time of the year
isicnerallvhard to t rid nf hLit
.
will not be able to withstand Kec's
T.fltfltlvA llnnavonrl Tnr Im mill
-- w. w mwiiv; nuu ui A UUU "III
cure all colds, cough, croup, whooping
cuukh, cic, oy urmng mem oui
through the bowels. If you have a
cold, try It and If not cured get you
money back. No opiates. Sold by
Gerlng Si Co.'s drug store.
Kmin MomlHy'Nliitlty
Miss Dora Horn was down from the
metropolis to spend Sunday with rcla
tlves.
Will Noxon of Cedar Creek spent
Sunday In the city visiting with
friends
Mrs. Geo. M. Porter and sister, Mrs
K I. l.,,,n c...........
,...., u. ffiuuKUM,.,, u is., were
vtcltlnir In Mia mAlriiullii , nl. I
visiting In the metropolis today
W. S. Waybrlght, a llurllngton en
mincer, running out of Lincoln, came
in this morning for a brief visit. Mr.
Waybrlght Is a brother of Morgan
Waybrlght, and, like his brother, Is a
rock-ribbed democrat.
Frank Novatny and wife, who re
cently departed for their future home
In Chickasaw, Ind. Ter., writes that
they arrived safely at that place, but
that their household goods were in a
wreck.
J. S. Lindsay, who has been suffer
ing with cancer of the throat for some
time, and who has been confined at
Hie homo of his son, Pete, is very weak
today, and is not expected to live
through another day.
The corn husking record was again
broken recently at Cedar Crcek.Ncb.,
by George Horn and II. K. Pand, who
husked and cribbed 210 bushels in 61
hours on the farm of W. J. Schneider,
the com averaging sixty bushels per
acre.
Our old friends, W. J. and II. V,
Laughlin, or Greenwood, came down
tills morning to hear W. J . Hryan to
night. They are both democrats of
the old school, and vote the straight
ticket on every occasion. They fa
vored the Journal with a pleasant call.
C. L. Allerman of Omaha, vice presi
dent of the Standard Oil company In
Nebraska, was In town today consult
ing with their local agent, II. C. Mo
Maken, In regard to building a new
oil house In this city and making other
much needed Improvements on their
property in this vicinity.
F. C Metgar of Merrlman, Neb.,
accompanied by hit bride of three
weeks, Is here for a visit with home
folks. Mrs. Metgar, who was form
erly Miss Jennie Crow, Is a native of
Wisconsin, but for some time previous
to her marriage was employed in the
Anchor Bank of Merrlman. Mr. Met?.
ger will continue to make his home In
Merrlman where he has been located
for the past six years. Mr. Metger
was a welcome visitor at the Journal
ortic today, and while here Informed
su that his hr.'tiicr, M. o. is acan l'
PLATTSMOUTH
AND
VICINITY.
date i.n the rienwieritl, ticket f.,r ron.
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resentutlve, and althoukrh the odd1
were against him In that section,
tiiere was still a Kood chance to win
out.
From TucMlsy's Itulljr
(Jeo. Polsall, Jr., Is home from Em
erald, Neb., to assist In the election
today.
Wm. Neville was down from Mil-
ford, Neb., today to cast a vote In the
election
Col. j. . Tnrasher made & buslness
trlD t0 the metroDolls on the morning
train todnv.
j. Mc,;r,(lL. came ,n from Souf n
mI,i,ft i.lllt ..,..,i t ,i,
the election tmlaw.
Mr.amlMrU. i. i .n,i
dmnriiter in
Inir for ftlmwnnrl
., ,, Ri n . c
I- UMtl I UltiVl III 11UUJ OUIJblJ
Il;li9h!l last. AVunlno ..., htu w.
n tj,e election today.
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mis. juiia iio a i 01 u enwooa, ia..
It B I nil In Mill ..II.. II,. ..t
Mr Hurl 1 ra 'nrvrad C tli 1 t ix
I ' .......iti li' HIII.1 Vltj illU KlllSt Ol
Mtiva I'll. win(ii titlllULl I
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cuio, mi. noii .urs. j. j, i uicrsun.
.it, vn..in m .,i,n .1.1..
- ..v. aivnv nvuu 'Ilium tlllA
niornlnjj lx consult with Dr. Hi fiord
In reirard to theeve which lninr,.H
several (lav TLtt
J ' '-ft
Mrs. Harry Neuman, who has been
enjoying a visit with relatives in this
city, returned this morning to her
home in Omaha.
D. (). Dwyer departed this after
noon for Denver, in answer to a tele
gram demanding his Diesence on a
trial In court at that place.
Through M. Archer, Jamc9 An-
thony's pension has been Incrcai-ed
from $14 to 17 per month. Mr. An-
thony's home is In Glenwood, Iowa
Mrs. s. L, ManMi w(0 ,)M en
Joylnj a vslt wlt Uic famy Qf her
2,?,"?; V C; Yrk,'
h s morning for her home In Watson,
m wniir
J - M. Stnnn A nil .1 WnnHnrllnli
w - - u umuiiiviI)
of Nehawka were here last evening to
""i uuuicso ivt'inau oi inem an
Hon. W. J. Bryan last night. Hoth
are rock-ribbed democrats
Don't let the baby suffer from eczema
sores or any Itching of the skin. Doan's
Ointment gives Instant relief, cures
quickly. Perfectly safe for children.
AU driWlsts.sell It
Kmiii WYlnes(Uy's dully.
Out Hell," the favorite cigar,
Dr. II V. Hredel passed throuirh the
city today enroute for Omaha.
I I - T i.l n au Km....I. I I I . . ,
u.uuKiit iiiiiie e.ecuon
returns from Louisville today.
J. W. Wiseman was In town from
Weeping Water on business today.
J. P. Falter made a business trip to
the metropolis this morning.
Mrs. Matt Spader was vlsltlnz in
the metropolis today.
Claude Shumaker was a business
visitor in Omaha today.
Bert Paulson of Nebraska Cltv was
in the city on business today.
Mrs. Geo. Dovcy was an Omaha Das-
senger on the fast mall today.
Frank Benfcrmadc a business trlD
to the metropolis this morning.
The Woman's club will meet, with
Mrs. L.A. Moore tomorrow (Thursdavl
afternoon at 2:30.
C. A. Itawls went to Lincoln this
morning to attend to some matters In
the supreme court.
Philip Sauter Of the suddIv dnart.
ment of the Burlington In this city Is
off duty today on account of sickness.
Mrs. L. W. Barger who has been
visiting with her parenU in this city,
departed this morning for her home
In Lincoln.
W. 11. Wynn departed on the fast
mall for Salt Lake City, and Idaho, on
a visit to relatives and friends, and
expects, to begone about three weeks.
Post master A. L. Baker and Krnest
Carroll from Murray were in I'latts
mouth on business today.
A. J. Porter, S. M. Copenhaver and
George M. Porter went to Omaha this
morning to spend the day.
H. F. Kropp of Nehawka was In
town today, to turn over the election
returns from that vicinity to the
county clerk.
"Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite and what I did
cat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Wood Bitters cured me."-J. II.
Walker, Sunbury, Ohio.
300 Good Warm Coats at 98c
for ladles and children's style little
off but 13 to II.) quality at closing out
sale of Ilerold's stock.
HelplHelpI
I'm Falling
Thus cried the hair. And a
kind ncihbor came to the res
cue with a bottle of Aycr's
Hair Vigor. The hair was
saved! This was because
Ayer's Hair Vigor is a regular
hair medicine. Falling hair is
caused by a germ, and this
medicine completely destroys
these germs. Then the healthy
scalp gives rich, healthy hair.
The beit kind of a testimonial
"Bold for over lixty years."
A Had.
Ui
w J (.' ...wl'n I A.Bll M ...
AIo mnufbflturr of
9 SAISAPAtlttl.
yers
1 PILLS.
' CHtKKV PtCTOIAL.
Mrs. Pete llanrahan went to Omaha
this afternoon.
J. P. Falter was looking after busl
ness in Omaha today.
Harry Kuhncy went to the metrop
oils on business this morning.
Perry I'tterback was among those
to take No. " to Omaha today.
S. M. Chapman was looking afttr
legal business In malia today.
Mrs. T. M. Patterson was visiting
In the metropolis this afternoon.
Geo. Thomas made a business trip
to the metropolis this afternoon.
Miss Mae Murphy was an Omaha
passenger on the fast mall today.
Just arrived a new line of Klite
glove lining petticoats at Dovey's.
Jesse Brady, who has been vlsitlnir
In Watson, Mo., returned home this
morning.
Dcltrleh Koster.froin the vicinity cf
Weeping Water, was In town today
on business.
Carl Kunsinan was a business pas
senger to the metropolis on the after
noon train today.
Miss Elizabeth Mason, who has been
teaching school near I'nlooJs at home
on account of sickness.
Mesdamcs II. W. Clements. T. 1
Livingston and Kate Miner went to
Omaha this afternoon,
Frank Benfer and Claude Shumaker
were business passengers for Omaha
on the fast mall today.
Chas. Truman went to Omaha this
afternoon, where lie expects to work
at nis trade of brick mason.
Mrs. Albert Dutton of South Omaha
Is In the city for a visit with ber par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Osborn.
0. S. Morer, who Is emulovcd in the
local shops, went to Gretna this after
noon to spend Sunday with his folks.
J. Bitchle. manaircr of the Ne-
oraska Lighting company, was a busi
ness visitor In the metropolis today.
J. M Craig from the vicinity of
Uurwell, Neb., Is in the city on busi
ness, and for a few days visit with
friends.
Mrs. Marv Andrews came In t mm
Denver, Col., last evening to attend
the last sad tributes to her fat ier,
J. S. Lindsay,
A petition to sell real estate was
Hied by Carl A. Johnson vs. Keu'ien
Ltrson. et al , Intne district clerk'
othce today.
C. S. Stone, cashier of the Murray
State hank, was In Plattsmouth a lew
hours last night, endeavoring 1 1 con
sole democrats.
If you have any property to ex
change for lands In this slate or any
where else, don't forget to see Falter
In the Coatcs Block.
Fred Shaffer and wife, who have
been on their rinoh in the vicinity of
Burvell, for the past three months,
returned home last night.
A board composed of W. A. Swear
Ingen, Bernard Wurl and County
Clerk Uoscncrans are busy today can
vassing the vote of the various pre
cincts and wards of the county.
W. A. Thomas Isenjoylng a vacation
from his duties at the store house of
the Burlington lohn Ciwpnian Is
hlllng the position temporarily.
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, lost ef etrerf th. nervou
neu, hetdtche. comtlptiicn, bd breath.
neral debility, tour rlslrji. and catarrh
of the itomach art all lue to Indication.
Kodol cures Indlf.itlon. This new dlacov
ry represents the natural juices of direc
tion m they silst In a healthy stomach,
combined with the createit knovn tonlo
and rocot jtructlvo properties. Kodol Dys
popsla Cure dees not only cure Indlrejtioa
and dyspepsia, but this fsmous remedy
curea ail stomach troubles by cleenslni
purlfylnc. sweetenlnf and strenfthenlnf
the mucous membranes llninr the stomach.
Mr. S. S. Bait ef IUnttwo W. V mu
stLT' w,l!l ,pfl"tfc c
Ko4ol DljrttU Wnai Yon tat
ottlea enly. 1 1 .00 Site tieUlnt JH timti the mrf
Site, whkh Milt rot to rrt.
Prepared bf I. 0. OeWITT 00., 0MI0A0O
(icrint; & Co.
We are headquarters for Wool
Blankets, ri G. Dovey Si Son.
For bright styles and prices In milll
nery, call on Mrs. Julia C. Dwyer. cor
ner of Sixth and Pearl street, Platts
mouth, Neb.
Halsey II. Duke, whohas been work
ing as machinist on the Northwestern
railroad at Sioux City, Iowa, is in
town lor a visit with home folks.
The Journal is Informed that Jake
Votava, aSeward county man who was
murdered about a week auo at Pleas
ant Dale, Neb., was a cousin to Mrs.
Jas. Sochorof this city.
Our old friend, John Luhns, came
down from Louisville this mornint;
with the election returns from that
precinct and gave the Journal a cal)
just before departing fos home.
The Presovterlan rummaire sale will
be open tomorrow at nine o'clock. An
elegant line of "rummaire" will be dls
played something there foreveryone.
vlsltthesalc at Snyders old stand.
George Carnahan. In comDanvwIth
SI Mairs. the liveryman of Elmwood,
drove over this morning with the
election returns of Stove Creek Die
clnct. They returned this afternoon.
Mrs. S. K. Hardesty and dauirhter.
Miss Lmma, who have been enlovinu
a visit with the family of her sister,
Mrs. Fred Kunsman, departed this
morning for her home in Corning, la.
For Sale - 171-acre farm: 115 acres
under cultivation, balance In pasture;
located between Plattsmouth and
Murray; fair Improvements. Price
$10.00 per acre, if taken at once. In-
lulre of J. P. Falter.
George Ileitter of Eairle came in
last evening on business, and was a
caller at the Journal headquarters
Mr. Ileitter Is a republican but says
he likes the Old Reliable, and re
newed for another year
Mrs. A. II. Utter Is visiting In the
city, the guest of Bev. and Mrs. A. L
.ink. Mrs. Utter stopped off In this
city for a few days' visit with her old
friends, while enroute from Zanes
vllle, Ohio, to her home in Edgmont.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
,,. , . . ,
tmiri-tlk 1111 (TAHIt Knoll rnrlnn mhoa ....1
v.iu.vi. .c tlJr uuajr luudjr icucivcu
uiiiiKs lorine junnmage sate, wnicu
will betfln tomorrow. A tclenhnne
bas been placed in the building for the
convenience or me lames.
For the next two weeHs H. E.
Weldman & Co. will offer special In
ducements to their patrons. Be sure
and tekt advantage of their offar.
1 have several good propositions in
quarter and half sections In Duel and
Cheyenne counties at a bargain.
Lands are Increasing very rapidly in
value In that country so you had bet
ter buy now if you want to buy cheap
land. J. V. Falter.
Joe V. Sins, who has conducted a
blacksmith shop In this city for the
past twelve years, recently disposed of
k- I . . s. f . . I . . . . . I
uis imeresL in r,n rm rn wr var.n
mn. win will afrnr tUa KiicinAo
In M. fiitnro M, c,ne ii
einecttomove tn PnWadn h l-
Will onirntrn In farmln.r
r w -iiviv H
..... V.HW .L, WtUJIIIf,.
Impovcfisliril noil, like itnpov
tisliol Moo)l, nccdrt n jii'ojkt
I'ttilizcr. A tlifinis't liv niuilvz
nr llif soil i nn tell von what
ti;!i.tr to use for iliffemi,
m MliirtH.
If vour Mooil is iinjiovt'i'iKlioil
voi:r tloctor will tt-ll von wlmt
von liffil to fertilize it nnd pvo
it 1 ho ikli, let! .corpuscles tlint
jit liickin;in it. It may Uyo'i
nifil n tonic, but inoir likt lv von
titfil n oonrrntrntci fut fooil.
11 ml fat is the element Im-kiii;:
in vour svKteni.
Tlicre is no fnt food t lint i
so eiisih- 1 1 lasted nml nssimi
In I cd ns
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil
It will nourish nnd Ktivngt lien
the lioth- when milk nml treniti
fail to do it. Scott's Kninlsion
is alums the same: nlwavs
lalatnlile and always lietiefirinl
where the body is wnstiii-r from
any cause, either in children
or tidiilts.
We will send you m tumple free.
li sure Hint, tins nie
Mire in tin' form o( 11
liiln'1 Is on the w rniH'r
of every liotth'oi Limit
hion you Imiv.
scon & eowHE
rilLMISTS
? 409 Pearl SI.. Mew Tort
.Vie. 11 lid f 1.W1.
All I'l'iciristf.
- - SI
(ipmisw Soil
Epilepsy
Fits
St. Vitus Dance
Arc nerve diseases, and unless
checked, lead to destruction of
both mind and lodv. The
weak, shattered nerves must
have something to strengthen
and build them back to health.
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine
is a remarkable nerve tonic and
stimulant. It strengthens the
nerves, relieves the nervous
strain, and influences refresh
ing body-building sleep and
rest. Persistent use Mldnm
fails to relieve these affl ict inn
"I wn taVn with rpllcptlo fits; hint
Jlfv-n In Iiwr than 12 luiiu-x. My
father Hfnt fur nn. f....,nu ..i i..i..
. . . . . , ...i.ii.j ,'iij niuillll.
liut he could do very little for me, and
J crew wiime every day. and at lust
they hud three doctor with me. nd I
Mill L-ot Horse )l f-.il,. k..,.i ..
lr. Mllex' nierilrliieH uiid bought a
bottle of Nervine unr) .. I... ... v
nd Mver 1'IIK I m,i tiiken o'nltf
few dimcK until I begun to fei-1 better
I took 12 bnltles. nml It cured mo
pound nnd well. It luis been worth nil
the worlil to m.. I 1 i.
, . - ' "llllll.-lIU 1L
wherever I no. ou mny use this in
a lire-long testimonial to the merits
of your medicine, for I am enjoying
the best of health, nnd feel that mv
life anil hfnllh Im ilna i. l,iu i
medicine." l.lCVY WII.I.Iams
K. F. Jj. No. 2. JJuston, da.
Dr. MUCH' Nrvln I. 1.4 k.. .
druggist, who will guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit. If It falls, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Humor m5 Philosophy
By DUNCAN M. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Although the world Is votir ovster.
you sometimes have to dive Into a sen
f trouble to brinjf It to the surface.
'l" 11 u,slm,ld
1 " "'H'icss instrument, tor
I
fommunicutliig with tlielmnk.
If the child were really the father to
the mini he would take the old cent
Into the woodshed occnsionallv and
(five him r talking to.
lhm't tell your hard luck storv to tin-
'uul '"' ""'.v send the loud up
C i k ft
- w 9
Idle dead men tell no talcs, a dead
V,e wm olle ,,,s,Kl " ,t,""", ,u
y 11 till litIi IfAwl lilvt.O'e
" "'"""J
Rheumatism.
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htalrd Air. KU rtrifiiw ...( .11 .
mtit ...f.s...f..n. I . t-
" t nronic Khuniatiin. ( hioi.ic Kl-cmim
A r Mil lift. Nf liSllfrs sun I hr,,n. I ; ., . T -. . . . 1 I
Writ fm r.,11 i..frt. . 1
to ftnr Spiiiiff" iieaiiiicni.
TMfi I, S. A. LAnOBiTOBY. i
I 104 RamgtBldff.. 'PMAIIA, Nrbr.
Thrt Thy Are.
"There aren't nny
old women iiowa
tlnys." "Wlmt. Is
mortality tlmt
grentV
'Mortality noth
Inc: TliOKe that
sreu't HoiiliiettiiiK
re till In soi'lety."
His Bitter Regret.
Koine whs Inirnlng n way merrily, urn!
Nero whs scrspiui: ny nt the nutii
Uhir tune Theie ll He ii lint Timu til
th old TiMvn Tutilglit" w hen toulileiily
he In Id dow n his fiddle snd burst Into
tonrs.
"Wlmt Is the cmise. your hiKlmess,
of this siiildi'ii shower?" uskiil n enn
tlous niteiiihint. "Isn't Home tunulnc
flue nml ilniuly nml nln't the mlsi'rat;'
InhnliltHiits ronstltiK to deiitliV'
'True erouith." replli'd Hie tyra it
throuuh his tenrs, "ami I flioiild he Hie
happiest mini 11 live, hut. oh. there N
oe ttilni: hii klng!"
"What Is It. u few hum-Is of ki'tit
aener'
"No. It Is not that. Her)- I am doln
the Is'st I can with this inlseruMe til
die when 1 could add so much t 1'."
misery of Ihe people If Hie phon i-niili
had Imnmi Invented and I had mm run
nine on every mrner."
Poland Chinas for Sal.
Poland China male hou'H for sale.
Your ili'ilcc for lit). For further
particulars, call or write C. MConlc
i'lat turnout li, Neb.
50 per tint Discount of Dress Trim's
at closing out sale of Ilerold's atovk.
(Ill Dress Goods Less Than Cost
at Closing out Sale of Hepild's stock.
.1
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li HAiK tii I
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the SXl, r'
OF INTEREST TO PATENTEES
City Councils Cannot lift Contracts
by libit ini; When One Firm's
I'rtMluct In Ml')tte.
Srinv.rirM. 111., Nov. S. In nn o'.a
Ion Imiiili'd ilown lij- tin' Kiiii')'uio
court in the i ae )if Slc vs. tli city
C-f Clll)ilU'. It Is Id IiI l:;it l ily cullll-
ril or ImiiidIs of luciil linirov)'inci,ts
ciililiot legally siifv atciit niv(
llll'llts IT 1 lit )')lltl'll('t Is to I'i- Ict to
tin lowest Uihlci. Tin- city council
of l'lilciii;i passed an oidiiiaiu e to pave
WtMNlla it iivcnii)' finin Sixtieth to
Sixiy-wvt'iitli ntrc) t, nml sK') irl)Hl that
tli W)'iii-ii,'Mii fiicc slioulil li the War
ren liitluilitl)', u iit)iit contiolliM by
otn firm. The Jmknicnt for tlie s8)i
ini'iit was continued In 1 lie lower court,
nml IId piiiHTty owiD'i's appealed i
the Kiipii'iiD' )-)iii-t.
It was nialnlaliD'd that when tho
council t'i titil tlit patent pavement
It was Impiissllilt t) have coniMtitlve
lihldinir. TId' supii'inc court Kustn!nn
the iosiii)iii of th' property owners ami
miyw that unless the )-oiuicil liy a two
tlilrds vol)' mithoilzi's tin proper offl
i'er or tioanl to enter Into n contract
for a patint to be used in a public
Improvement It is necessary that there
tie free and open competition nnd that,
tliiTc.nre, the specification of any
patent uhicli restricts liiildiiiK la We
ll 1.
GYPSIES STOLE HIS DAUGHTER
Chun;;e Made by a Chicniro Ulan Who
Acted as His Own
Sleuth.
Salem, Mass., Soy. N. John Adam,
who said his home amis in Cliicngo, a
plh'd in tin' ilistrict court for n war
rant for Hie ancst of si'vernl inem
liersi of a hand 0f tlypsles In winter
nttarti'i!) nt South Salem on the cIiiiito
of liavinir aliductcd his (laughter Itosie,
1.1 yoavs old. n year tigo. Adam told
tho police that In- was a Kussian. and
tlmt while he was llvnlrr In ("hieaffo
ii'iout n vcur !iKo his daiiKhicr sudden
ly disappeared. Ilelnjr convinced that
she had la-en I'tirried off by (lypsles
Adam decided to si'iirch for her liy
joinlin; tlie fiypslps.
Ho and Ids wife, therefore, became
ntt'K hed to n trllio which lnndi'd In
So:nei villi' recently, nnd n week nso
1'P found his ehilil with mint her I in ml
at South Salem. When he tried to
take her away he nllepes that the
Oypsles threatened to kill both lilni nnd
hn d-.iiu'litcr. 'Die jiolice lieliiR in
formed of the case took the child away
from thr ciiiiip pending un Invratlga
tlon. MOODY TO THE HIGH COURT
Present Attorney Grnrrnl Appointed
to Succeed .lust Ice Ilrown. Who
Ketiretl Some Time Ago.
Wflshlnpton, Nov. 8. The president
hm iiniiouni ed the iiolntinent of At
torney General William rienry Moody,
of Massachusetts, as Justice of the
mipretne court of the I'tilted Shitos o
nceeed Justh Henry HIHIiijm Hrown.
who retired some time nj;o. Moody
hn tllliil tl'e ottice of attorney general
alnce July 1. V.M. Previous to that
time he had served for more than two
yenrs as secretary of the niivy.
He had also represented his state In
the Hrty-i mirth. I'lfty-Hfth. I'lfiv
lxth nml I'ifty sevi'iith contrresses. It
la Kenernlly expected that Moody will
retire from the department of Justice'
the latter part nf J ipcemlier.
FIRE AT HAMILTON
Ohio Town Ixtses IlullilinKs nnd Stock
Worth S:.V,000-Unk One
Suflerer.
Ilaiiilllou. (., Nov. 8. A loss of
more than Jf.TiO.iiu win Incurred hy a
flw which Minted In the heart of the
business portion of the city. Theflnniea
ttarted In the millinery department of
the O. 1. M utiles company 'a atore,
which la located In the Mehrun lmild
Inmr iN'loiiBlinf to the Henry Freehllui?
eatnte nml tJeorire P.'Soeliiiffen.
This Is the finest tending n the
city ami whs i-ompletely liurned out.
Next It spread to the Mllliken hullduijr
and the Second National ltauk Inilld
Ina; In whli-h Is the dry jrooda atore of
T.V. Howell. Here It waa checked be
fore the Iniilillnirs were detroye)!.
r:iecttona n Hawaii.
Honolulu. Nov. S. The election re
tttrna so far as reeelvetl Indicate tlie
re-eliMtlon of .1. K. KulHiiiiimiliie
(Kep.i, as deh'Kiite to ioiirress hy mi
Ineniimsl majority. The territorial' lep
Istntiue will lie Hepuhlleiin. The local
Itepuhlicitn ticket lina Ioh-ii defeate)!!
with the exception of A. M. Itrown,
who Is el)'cte slo'iin" hy it majurlty of
10 over P. lauUeii, his I icinocrath
OflIOUl'llt.
CtiepMt MakiiiK in Wlsutnain.
Mmllsnu. Wis., Nov. S. -One humlreil
and ten milllun poinnls of cheese wi-re
made In Wisconsin hist year, nln.oM
twice as iiiiiih us was pinilinl V(
years a:o. nii-ordlnir to th) t'nlverslty
of Wisconsin tilillctin. Hexliles the lii
crease In piodiii tion from M m .x tr
pounds of cheese In r. to 11ll.INNI.fss)
In 1!Ml.i statistics show an addition of
US new cheese factories.
I'mldsat RmIi's llsnrli.
The Northern Pncitlc road has taken
ottlciil mil Hi- of the f.nt that Prrsi.
dent KooM'velt ns ii citlen of North
lnkota )ince niiimeil on t ImcklTii:
bromii over th)- imrii col. ned knolls
and lliriiiiuh the little valleys of the
UilspiMkalile had hinds. The tnllrii)l
roinpany, for the Information of pn.
aenuers. Im lmllni: the rnuiiiiitle tourif.t
f the fur east. hasN erected a slpi.
beanl mar the track at Meilorn which
hears th)- fotlnwlnit li'iD-nd:
"l.ltlle Missouri river. Theodoif
i;oo)') lt once nun lu.d n!,.j. '
.tnnii'io! n A'ert j