The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, September 20, 1895, Page 6, Image 6

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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1895.
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Just as yours will be if
you continue using poor
soap.
5AHTA CLAUS SOAP
makeswash-dayas easy as any other day. Lessens
the labor, makes the clothes white, and does nodam
age. Thousands of women say so surely they are
not all mistaken. Sold everywhere. Made only by
thp'n. K. Fairbank ComDany, - Chicago.
A STORY OF OM CRIMES
CONVICT ALLEN TELLS OF HIS CON
NECTION WITH HOLMES,
GREWSOME NARRATIVE
CIIUIICIIE8.
iHltlSTMN Church-Services Sunday at 1():30
v am and 7:3op in i Sunday school at noon
T P 0 E nt 0:30 i m aud V i- b 0 K Juniors nt
pm.
Church Services at 10:
:Kuniliiv fcnooi!Uii:jn
m uml V 1' 8 C 1$ Jun-
tflONOUKOATIONAfi C
v 30 am, and 7:30ji m:
am.Yl'SO KatOiSOpr
lorsatjpm.
MKIIU)llT:iiurch-(tlns5Jeelln tit 10 lit
m. Hcrrlccs minis') ft. in. mid 7:J0 i. m.
Hunitay-sdiooiat n.3ia. in. .nuiuir iKm
I IIIVI
4 . III.
Mrctln
flrst dor tmrt
Hpwiirth lautiii lit 0:3d l.
f the church ,
Mwtlng every Wed'n-war niRiit.
II n
in
rnrflotiARe
-rk-lTmTl?hnrph t'rrnohlnir lit
and 8 P. in. Sunday-school
10:33
a. in.
y-cliooi at 12 m.
v.i, l..iil' Miwtlnir nt H II. til. Vraver
Keeling Wednesday at 8 p. m.-O. H. Welden,
pastor.
EriHCOl'AIi Church-Services every two
ed, by appointment.
LUTIIKKaN Church-Kvcry Uilrd Bunday
riomlnu at 10 o'clock.
CATHOMOChurcu-Hcrvlrei nvory alternate
Sunday at 10-3ln. m. Hunday-school utter
Bwnlnmwrvtces 1...1. Il.it rliurtnn.
rHAl'EI-Bundav school at 3 p in every Hun-
8OCIKTIC8.
0 U AY Each alternato Tuesday ovenlng.
DOF 11 Ittnl iliumi i...iin' '. i 'ii
meets every iiltcrnatd Tuevl iv pvenlnR In A
O U W hull. All nr tnvlteil lo ntlnn'1.
BKN Adhem Lodge No ISO; I O O V every Mou-dnvnlelit.
CA1.ANTIIKI.odKi'NoS9, Knights ot 1'yUitas
Thursday evening.
RED Cloud Lodge No 008. Mndorn Woodmen
of America, alternaip W.ilnoilw -"iin-
VAI.l.KY Lodge No Prntrrnal t)rder i.t no
Uctors. Ural anl third Monday ot each
month.
Nr.w Yomc, Sept. ' Tho State
Democracy leaders had received notice
Unit overtures might bo made by Tain
many hull nnd they hold n meeting
lust night. An envoy was sent to
them from Tammany with a copy of
resolutions of harmony, When theso
had bcoa rend, Cliulrnmn Charles S.
Falrchilds, who presided, bald that,
although tho resolutions were ad
dressed to tho Stato Democracy, thoy
did not apply to that organiza
tion in any way, as no resolution
pledging support to tho candidates
nominated by tho Democratic staid
convention was adopted by tho
Btato Democracy county conven
tion of lbD4, nor did tho county
committco adopt such a resolution.
Tho meeting instructed tho secretary
to acknowledge tho receipt of tho
Tammany resolutions.
Tho question of tho evening was as
to tho advisability of sending dele
gates to tho state Democratic conven
tion. It was decided to send a con
testing delegation, tho vote being 84
to 8 for that motion.
In tho Tammany mcettnc tho ele
ment known ns tho Young Democrncy
received a rebuff. Henry D. 1'urroy,
its leader, offered five resolutions for
tho unillcation of local Democrats arid
tho recognition of tho younger ele
ment, and nil of thorn were defeated.
Then he left the wigwam, followed by
twenty-two ndherouts. This is tho
first split In Tammany's councils sinco
tho recent reorganization.
Declare That lie Was Selected by
the Arch-Flenit to KIU Plettel, Hut
Hacked Out Knew All About
Holme' l'lote -nil Says Many
Were l'ut to Dentil In
the Castlo nt Chicago.
Harvest nn1 Ilomu 8-ekcr'
Kxcnralon.
Thn Missouri, Kaunas and Texas
Railway company will sell ticket- at
greatly reduced rates on September
10th and 24th, to points in (isouri,
Kansas and Texas. For further par
ticulars, address
Geo. A. MoNutt,
D. P. A , Kamas City, Mo.
llrlck fur little.
20,000 brick for sal at reasonable
prices. C. B. Crone.
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Feed Motive.
Hereafter William Richardson will
feed all teams at the rato ot 10 cents for
hay. Darn east of Ilollaud Houso.
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Don't forget Unit I urn prepared to
cany passengers to all parts of tho city,
Lonvo orders at the Holland House.
Lloid Cbamll.
It each
Krldnv cvcnliitf on or heforn tho lull mnon.
nilAlMTY liodco No fa A V and A.
v Krldnv evenlnu
REI Cloud Chapter No 19,
Thursday evening.
UAH alte uate
fiYHKNK Commandery No H altcmato Thura
V d iy evening.
CIIAttlTY Chapter fcailvru Mr nim7 unwis
first Friday etoiihn: uftor lull moon. Mrs.
Brewer W. M.
GAHFIKt.1) l'ost No 80 (1 A H Monday even
Inn on or before the lull moon.
GAKKIEI.l) W It O No 11 meets animate Sat
ui day afternoon.
MAHY 8EKIW McIIKNKYTeiitKo UDaught
ors of Veterans MiindavnvHiilnir.
HH KAI.KY fiimp No 23, a or V Tuesday evening.
SHEIIBIAN:ircleNo3, ladles ot the U Alt
first and third Saturday evening.
RED CLOUD I'nunril No 18 UiyalMystlo LeK
tun ot America flrst aiid.thlid lTlduy evo
nlnn. .
An Illinois Loader Dies In Kansas.
1Ii.uk Uapidh, Knn., Sept. 5. James
O. Strong, ex-stato hcuator of Illinois,
diod this morning, aged fi9. II located
in Dwight, 111., in 18.'i0, and was di
rector, secretary nnd treasurer of tho
Plymouth, Kankakee and Pacific rail
rad, and Identified with tho Kankakco
River Improvement company. In 1870
ho introduced tho llrst bill for the ap
pointment of a board of railroad com
missioners in Illinois.
DROVERS'
C03IMISSION
COMPANY,
Kansas City, Mo., Stock Yards.
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MONEY LOANED
Oil
Feeders Furnished
Market Beporti Free.
POilcfcutfr'. rnglUli IHancnd Ilnil.
ENNYR0YAL PILLS
W Tr rlfmlnd Only lifnaine.
Draithtfor Oktrkttttrt Kwfitk It-fJ
.onJ Brunt la Ked n1 GeU fott-IUov
(ut. r-ltxl wlib Huo rlbln. TMke
a olhf r. lltfuit itiinatnua auliflfu
7m mitii inUitllOHt. Ai Ufaztliti, r wo (J ejc.
Id ttrat fur vrtleulri, tniltucoUli tnl
"lleMcrror l.mAlc:" itttrf. by rtrn
MmIL lfMitMl TptlrannlU. Am Ki.m.
t!klfhelvl'i-ilii.ll..Mu.ilitK!Aiur
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PILES
UHM)LTnI.T
ITCHING PILES
SWAYNFtt
OINTMENT
atrl Illcyclo Kl.Ior Killed.
Citicoi'in:, Mnss., Kopt. J. Miss Car
rie K. Stoddard of this city wns struck
by a horse while riding her bicycle last
evening and fatally injured, dying a
halt hour later. Tho shuft of tho
bulky struck hor in tho side, forcing u
corset steel into hor heart.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
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Every Man Who
IsDissatisfiei
with his surreundlngs wh wants
to better hii condition in life whs
knows that he can do so it, give
half a chance, should write te J,
Francis, Omaha, Nub., for a copy
of a littlo book recently issued by
the PaEsenger Dopartmont of the
Burlington Ilouto, t
It is entitled "A New Empire" X
anil contains 32 pages ot informs-
tion about Sheridan County and
the Big Horn Basin, Wyoming, a
veritable 4
JLnad er Promise, 4
towards which the eyes of thous- J
aads are now hopefully turned. X
Express companies are fighting tho
occupation tax at New London, Mo.
Re-enforcements to tho number of
1,300 arrived at Havana from Spain.
Hall twelve inches in circumferonco
fell at Now London, Ralls county, Mo.
Louis llrcnnun was thrown from a
train nt Carrollton, Mo., and fatally
hurt.
Utah women cimuot vote till the
territory becomes u stale, siy tliS
courts.
Itcn Riser, jr., and bis wlfo arc in
jail at liloomington, I1L, for having
stolen two horses.
The revenue statement shows that
8117,000 more revonuo was received in
July than in August
Mrs. Alice Fleming of Now York is
under urrest on suspicion of having
murdered her mother.
A bank lias been organized at Neo
dosha, Kan., with "'.'5,000 capital and
leading mon as directors.
Dr. A. M. Hutchinson of Hutchin
son, Knn,, bus been appointed head
physician nt tho state reformatory.
It is announced that Satolli.aftcr be
ing made cardinal, will remain In tho
United States as pro delcgato apos
tolic. Canadian cruisers uro hulzinir all
Newfoundland fishing bchooners found
in Caiiiidiun waters. A conflict is
feared.
Tho Turks distributing scant relief
to Armenians that thoy hud plundered
demnnded n letter of thuuks from each
recipient.
Mabel Stnnloy, an American, con
fessed to stealing jewelry in London
and was sentenced to twelve mouths
imprisonment.
Tho Sun Francisco bourd of health
has uppealcd to tho national authori
ties to tuko precautious ugalnst cholera
in tlapuu and Hawaii.
NVtihhouts north of Saltlllo, Mexico,
huvo caused the suspension of throiurh
tralllc It may bu some days before
tho damage will bo repaired
Tho interior department has decided
that tho accretion lauds nt tho mouth
of thu Illinois river belong to tho btato
of Illinois, nnd not Uncle Sam.
Mary Juno Sllhorimin und her hus
band were arrested at IMno IllulT, Mo.,
becuuso they got married boforo Mrs.
rllbenutiu disposed of her former husband.
, Children Cry for
Pltohr'tCito
Little Rock, Arlc, . .. J. CL
Allon, alias Caldwell, the convict serv
ing a ten years' sentence hero for
liorso stealing, has made a statement
to Warden Moore in regard to II. II.
Holmes nnd his operations. The war
Sen believes the man knows a great
deal more than ho has told, but ho had
tho statement put in writing, read to
Allon and verified in every particular.
Ho first met Holmes under the name
ot Pratt in Tennessee in tho fall of
1892. About threo weeks afterward
Holmes, Pietzel, Minnie Williams and
Allen met in St. Joseph and Minnie's
Fort Worth property was deeded to
Allen in the name of A. E. Bond. Tho
deal wan made with tho understand
ing all around thut It was to bo swind
ling operntion After muklng trips to
Leadvillo and Denver they went to
Fort Worth.
"Pletzcl's conduct at Fort Worth
jaused Holmes to send him to Kansas
City. Whilo in Kansas City Pietzel
wrote sevornl threatening letters to
Holmes, in which he said that he
would turn up all the rascality unless
Holmes sent lilm money. Pietzel was
furnished money three times sent by
me at Holmes' request. Holmes vis
ited Plotzel at Kansas City to got him
to sign tho necessary papers to sccuro
a loan of 810,000 on the Fort Worth
property. Whilo l'ietzel was In Kan
sas City, Holmes and Pat Quinlan, who
had joined us at Fort Worth a short
time before wo left that place, had
several talks about putting Pietzel out
of the way, because Holmes had be
come afraid of him on account of
his drinking too much and knowing
too much. (It wns known to us all
thnt Pietzel carried a 910,000 life in
surance policy). At our last talk
upon this subject, threo days before
leaving Fort Worth, it was understood
thnt Pietzel was to bo killed. I was
selected to assist Holmes in doing tho
job, but in what manner It was to bo
dono was not dellnitely settled, only
that Holmes remarked that he had
something that would make tho job
easy, and a large trunk was purchased
In Fort Worth in which to nlaco Plet
zcl's body after being killed. At this
point Holmes patted mo on tho back
and said: 'Mascot, it is 810,000 and a
trip to Long Branch, nnd from there
to California, and more buildings.
That night I advised Holmes to quit
the business, us ho had cnoutrh money
not to resort to murder. Ho replied
that ho had been at the business bo
long that it hud become perfectly
natural to him, and ho would not quit
it.
"Tho plan agreed upon to dispose of
Pietzel was that wo were to meet him
in St Louis aud together go from
thoro to Chicago, whero ho was to bo
'fixed.' It was between Fort Worth
und Dcnlson that Holmes told mo
thot I must liavo my life insured for
810,000 in favor of my littlo niece.
Remembering tho lurgo trunk bought
for Pletzel's body, 1 determined to
purt company with Holmes, which I
did ut Dcnlson, and I have never seen
him since, but received as many as
threo letters from him.
"The last time 1 saw Minnlo Will
iams wus at our meeting in St. Joseph.
Holmes told her that sYio must leave
the United States for a period of threo
or four years. India was agreed upon
as the country to which sho should go.
I went to tho depot with her, while
Holmes bought her ticket and checked
her baggage, but where to I did not
know, win io at core norm i reau
Jhreo letters from Minnie Williams to
iloiines. They purported to bo from
India, tho place 1 have forgotten. If.
Minnie Williams is dead she has been
put out of the way since this exolte
racnt wus gotten up in regard to
Holmes.
"The building in Chicago known as
the 'Castlo' was erected especially for
a 'death trail.' and durinir my ussocla-
tion with Holmes 1 wns in it often.and
in fact occupied u room there. A
strauger to tho city during tho world's
fair was decoyed ,futo the castlo and
murdered for his money. Ho did not
huvo as much money ns Holmes
thought only 83,700. A bright littlo
boy was enticed into the castle during
tho fair and hold In n room for ilvo
days for n reward for his recovery.
No reward beinc offered thov
wore afraid to turn him out nnd tho
gas was turned into his room at
night und ho was sutYocntcd. I could
mention other such cases of crimo com
mitted in the 'cubtlo' nnd discussed in
my presoncc, but these tiro BUllloiont
except one, and that was of Nannie
Williams. The cuuso of hor killing, ns
explained by Holmes, was thut one of
tho girls must uo put out oi mo wuy
and thnt he could manugo Minnlo
easier thnn he could Nannie. Minnlo
Williams wus crazy in lovo with
Holmes und she wus jealous of her sis
ter, as Holmes was paying her some
uttontlon too. Ho took particular
Ealns to increuso her jealousy to work
er up to tho point of putting Nunnlo
out of tho way."
Allen concluded by saying that
overy word in his statement was true
and that ho did not make it to seouro
u pardon; that ho know Governor
Clurko too well to bellovo that ho
would issue n pardon unless tho evi
dence would break Holmes' neck.
The U. ?. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
MAY AROUSE FANATICISM.
Missionaries In Mexico Attack thn Ilcllcf
.In tho Onadaloupo Miracles.
City of Mkxico, Sept . Tliero is
some fear lest tho recent circular of
Protestant missionaries attacking tho
popular bcliof in tho Virgin of
Qundnloupo may arouso tho inherent
fanaticism of the Indians, who will
flock into the city in great numbers iu
October during tho coronation festivi
ties, tho number estimated being from
75,000 to 100,000. Somo Americans re
gret tho notion taken by tho mission
aries, who, however, defend their posi
tion ns boing nlrcndy fully supported
by eminent Catholic prelates of former
centuries who protested nguinst tho
adoration of the Virgin oi Quadaloupo,
denouncing it as a gross imposture.
Tammany Makes a Call.
New YonK, Sept j .The executive
committco of Tammany hall hold a
meeting Inst night nt which resolu
tions wcro adopted inviting all Demo
cratic organizations which supported
the state ticket last November to voto
at the Tammany primaries on tho 24th
of this month. Another meeting was
held by tho stato Democratic leaders,
who decided to take part in tho Demo
cratic primaries, bnt also resolved, on
motion ot uiarics LnlrchiUl, to con
tinue their opposition to tho stato
machine.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Notice to Tcuclicrs.
Notice is hereby civen that 1 will
examino all persons who may desire
to offer themselves us candidates for
teachers ofthe publio schooln of this
county, at Bed Cloud on tho third
Saturday of each month.
Speoul examinations will be noia
on the Friday proceeding the 3d Sat
urday of, each month.
The standing; desired for 2d and
3d grade certiCcntns is tho same no
grndo bolow70 por cent., average 80
per eeut; for first grado certifiouto
no grado below 80 per cent., average
90 per cent, in all branches required
by law.
D. M. HilNTBtt. County Supt.
rASE & MoNITT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Moon Block, - RED CLOUD, NEB.
Collections promptly attended to, nnd
correspondence solicited.
D
R. J. S.
EMIttB,
Dentist,
Rkd Cloud, - Nebraska.
Over T-ylor'e Furulinre Store.
Ritracts teeth without pain.
Crown and lirtdgo work n specialty.
1'orcelaln Inlay, and all kinds of cold fillings.
Makes fold aud rubber plates and combination
plates.
All work guaranteed to he nrat-elass.
fHAS. SCHAFFNIT,
Insurance Agency,
Represents . .
Herman Insurance Co., Freoport, 111;
Koyal lusuiancti Co., Liverpool. land.
Homo Fire Insuranco Co., of Omaha, Near.
I'hrenlx Assurance Co. ot London, Ki
To Manchester Fire AssarancoCo.oI Kimland.
Hrltlsh America Assurauce Co. Toronto, tan.
u M u..a.uu Vund 1 Ifa Anqll.nf N. Y.
The Workman Building and Loau Association
ot Lincoln, Nebraska.
Oflice over Mizer's Store.
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Bicycling will.
All vou need is to get
outdoors and let the tonic of rapid
motion put new blood into your
veins and tissues.
Buy a...
Tried to Follow Ills l'lunlly.
CniOAfio, , Dudley II. Not
son, 41 years old, attempted suicide
ycbterday nt 374 West Randolph Btreet
by inhaling gas. Ho was found un
conscious, but wns resuscitated at tho
county hospital. His wlfo killed her
self and two children about a year ngo
at Omaha by jumping into the Missouri I d ,UTer w ine.
river,
"The" Watch .
For timokeoping and durability nothing
boats tho sovontcon jeweled
Dkuher Hampden Watch.
0AL0NPENMAN
and examine thorn. Also his lino of
Jewelry, Diamonds,
Spectacles, Clocke,
IMate.) and solid i8llycnyare,sonVcu
neuii mi uicu Kiiivo'i ii "". btui.MK ?
A lino line of
;.iilnircttrd cases. Uoil uon oozes aim ouicr
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llllfc. A I1IIO IIIIO l Bl'UVUMilta .
eyo
u ... i . ii Tin nun in hii
ulasses w'llh Intcrchaugableloiises.steel, nickel
tintlon paid to ntiliiK the eje, Mr line of 2nd
hand watches Is quite law. I wllf run them off
at less than their actual worth.
pair wiiri u " -
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Or a HARTFORD 80,60.
Boys' or Girls' Hartfordy $50.
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