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MRS. GUNNKSS DEAD
F'LATlES CONTAINING HER FALSE
TEETH FOUND IN ASHES.
Eherlft Still Trying to Get Evidence
at Gnnneas Farm Grand Jury Be
gins Iti Work at Laporti Officers
Receive Threatening Letters.
The imtupw licld .'it lapo:u- Ind .
m the louialiis- o tin- si vi-ii mi
"JfjcnUfled dead exhumed fioin .Mrs.
' ltino.ct' private Iniriul iiru :nd was
'mnloil iiimI revelled tlit- ra.i that
.in of (lie BBvmi was a ft'innli This
.hb amused new Interest in tin. story
r limil Oi ceiling of OUlahomn City,
Okla, wlio was employed by Mis. Uuu
ie3n In I In Tnll of inoj. Greening
worked I in- Mrs (5untt,H- at the time
thai Jennie Olson dlsappoaictl am!
.is V.fnry v :i to tin? orfeet that on a
rrl.ilti dav in Sj.tinhcM a man ami
w wmnan ciuuo to the house ami that
jciifcM M. . Citnti' i .1 l;e,! llreeising ti.
.lV't in th" tnil u, for tin- uvU'1'.
-wbruii she said wore the prnfo-sMir and
l.)S vil'o lio'n the i.ns AllgoY- coilegi
viUf ti .liii-i-- was. to attend, w .1 1
i P'-nd Mi" eight vvlih hr at the 1. ms--:nit
wniihl lequiro Greening's hed-i-i
tun In (he in irniug (In -ning -.-aw
iollniij; of Jennie nor the nun or
-woman and was iiil'oimed liy Mis.
ijuni.tt.. that llnv Iwd !' it mi an 1.1. .
irajn. taking lemile ulnim Thi.i Im.h
".vb'i'h t'M-v tie 'oied to '. ' that l :i
vo. in, wax ink 'ti tiotn the .-ame ho!-
n ,vn.' that or Jul tile Olson and l't
thn 'in!.- also were the hodi. - of Uie
lUnhiberg oi lola. WK. and th r-'
main, or a mu'o por.iou. AH th b ullci
wuie dismembered. I. ut the 'M.ti'.- ot
r.he fiur wen such thai :t v. a pn-'
l.le 'o identify the PuiliPi rf .J tini
Oh. In and Mr. lhid.iberg. nnl it vn
ninjo pn.Mlde hy the !i,,,rpUs' ' d"
toiniioe i li it one of tin- niliu t .vu win
f.h.it r u f"nial.' The tl.oorj t now
Mb. meed thiit Mrs. Guiine-;..- t.iay Inw-
in I hi i'mito nlghl. the nlghl that
Urf-eninK 'Sent in th burn, : 'ir lerod
uoi onl linmie Olson, hut a..) the
man and woman. To Coroner Marl:,
.Sln-riiT Kin'iler an! I'l (-. - ut.r rf.nlth
ihis sonin aliuo.l iiiconrelval)!e. hut
ih".y . onsiiler In th" liul t of Mfont
iloV',iiiii,n,nt- that nothint; appeared
Jm.)iiiilil' i" -r thi- nreh-nniih n .-. .
The 'doinacliri of Hie tour wuiin.s lu
thin hole have hoen rennned and the
i oiili-iits will he analyzed ,01- poiMiu.
''he tBiiiieit'tii!CO of Jennie Olson, as
r. ell us Hit) Minnie, norm rM In Sen-lejfihe.-,
ItiO", while Rudsher wan diss
.IfO: Ml ot in May, 1007. III.- hoily was
rnL nenrei the Htirfuc. than the others
Ami hU tihoiild have heen tin hi-t
91(-.1 in l.ii. hole.
vjrjrni jury ucis duo.
. Tie hirrlfi Ki-und Jury eon vent-il '
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Just opened up for your inspection one of the most com
plete and freshest lines of ,lhc newest creations of the
silversmiths' art. An exceptionally nice line of Silver
ware of all hinds fancy pieces for the table
Berry Sets-Tea Sets-Compotes
and many other pieces for table use. Also a very com-
nlntn linn rf ),
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Fancy Spoons, Knives and Foi ks, Berry Spoons, Sugar
Spoons, Fruit Knives, Jelly Spoons and Knives
and numberless other pieces of utility and ornament. Also wc have a very extensive assortment of other gifts for commencement
and birthday remembrances, such as RINGS, WATCHES and and a variety of inexpensive little souvenirs, making acceptable
gifts for many occasions. No trouble to show goods Just as welcome to look as to buy.
Quality is our first consideration in the buying and selling of our goods, and there is nothing but absolutely dependable
goods offered, and the prices make anything you may purchase now a genuine bargain.
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It'll .till- .5 l.e l-'.l .1 - ilih in tivn
TI- l.orllc-. of tl.i- .- .'ii 'iuh: ntitk'.:
dead will be inn i in '.In- iinller.-Mlelil.
Mrs, Gunness' Teeth Found
Teat VjrF. (lunar- CA" hi theanio-;
whl'-li ih'stro;. ml her home April 'JS
was ( iiiit'lush.-!. shown when a
t-'-aicher In f.." uiins i'.i i.r.t'ied til';
i;;"i and lo.wr hrid.: s, ( .ntalnliiK
the fal-e t"tli of tin' v.onian Th-
lower .-et ol teet'i lal'v oxsk tly" whli
the ile-t riptiou and rihmrnm tiirnSihod
hy Mr. I. I'. N'oiton the d-nti-.t, who
liui'l tie ln!h;i and who identified
tin u-th pos-i lively as iIiom' of Mn
t5un!ii'. In view of the ttuniistal-ahlo
evi'!"i" -, invlmliim Hie finding utr
weel, ,io of lings lielomrin-; to the
iminlerr., Coioner Much .-tated that
hi- would render an olllelal fliiilln thai
the burned adult female hody was that
of Mis. (iuuuebi.
The town has been rent for two
weehrt by the dlseiH-dons over the
(luesllon, "Waa Mrs. (iiiiines.-j burned
to death, or did she escape?"
Hut few sUeptleal poisons now re
I main, and their argument Is that Mis.
i (iimnesa, after Killing the rhlldron and
' ucttliiK lire to the house, threw her
tooth into the lire.
b'heilfr Sniutzur Is iiivo.uiifathig the
claim th'it William RIedinKer, a farm
or at Delallold. Wis., was one of Mi.
GunneBs" victims. In a letter, David
!T .i:eiiiin.er, Uie htiei; lann ioiloweu
tii.' int.trii' limis an 1 ib-pi :led .?'i- in
Mu b.tnh. .vliere i' .-'111 i-i, lor Ui"din
;er nevt i lefained anil was net ii".rd
fiidii arter thai. Mis .lenu!' flrahani
ol WaiiKesha. Wis., la .-eel '.ni; her
I, 'other, who left home to marry a
rii h w'dow in Indiana and w n ii-.er
1 If-ii:-.. 1 1 cm aiti r that.
Wl ;' i.- 'O.'isidered po-ill i proof
flint ii-nry (litiheilt of ticii.i.tuM'a,
Win., i ame lo lxipoiie and v.i,s jiut
out i-f the w-iy b, Mr.- tl-itiucss was
!!'H'piieil .hen. Sh'-riff Smutzer u
eoivv.il a lis i. containing a dcscrlp
lion if liiiiiioliU's watch, whiih tallies
w.ih one u tho watches fou.i I in tho
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ri .ektsaTls "north
nd began invoHllgntloii of th lityu
mj MirniiiiiflniK uie ueaui oi louiieen juchen, a frloml living a Waukesha.
l-.or-.oiiB nr Hi. farm ot Mrs. llelle (Juu- Wlsi t..,u of tht. .ilbappearame finm
fiaiM Pio-,'ut,ii Smith iiuc-tioiu'd i,nio oi Hkillngfr, who. uftcr a vWt
the .vitne'-HOs and (he tostimouv is be- Jl()m m,.h (;i,mu.ssf sold Rome M-ops,
inR noted ... ii court stenograph, r. ! which iivttud him $l,iOo, and lef for
I'n.HWiUnr Hmlth received another ,l)mt. plie0 , m,,.ti,0i Indiana "to
ilii-Hnlim letler from HiooKlyn, ..',a,rv tt wealthy widow." he said. A
Y. Ho b; threatened willi .bath uu-! ',, ,,lU.r IlN ,llrud nl;ui John
er... !.r -e.slgtu lib ollleo ami drop, tho 1Uint7.H,uan. received a letter, in
r;i!i.no. invi-tlKii'Um. llu iiImi re- Htnictlug him to .sell th- stccK and
eoived a tbieatr-dtig Iciter tiom llirm mpliinoiU.s and put the ,onev
Wtihhingli.U I). C. CMel ol I'olbe ,,.,, ilIin. Allhriiiuh the ! -tier was
unsigned and not in the handwritlm:
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3. C SLOSS
Wall Paper, Paints Liid
Moildis"gs
Contractor for Papt'rinjj, Painting and Interior Dec
orating. Fine paper hanging a specialty. Acme
brand paints. Uell phone 296.
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OEGORflTIOU DAY
Will soon be here. You will want a
monument by ,that time. Come and
see its early as it takes time to prop
erly finish a monument. We have
many styles and sizes for your inspec
tion and selection and our prices are
right. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ing Bros. & Co.,
Artistic Monuments.
440-446 N. Webster. RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
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BATTLESHIPS LEAVE SAN FRAN
CISCO FOR PLGET SOUND.
Pacific Fleet of Cruisers Off for Santa
Barbara New Commander Makes
First Speech at Banquet Praises
Enlisted Men.
Tho Atluutlc battleship fleet, after 12
days of naval pageantry and merry
malting at San Francisco, sailed for
Paget bound. Tho fleet will arrive oft
Seattle on May 22. One-half of the
bhlps will dock at Hremoitun navy
yard, while north, and the otherd will
retain to Han Francisco for imintlng
beneath the water lino. Pl-iy days lu
Paget ."otiml will bo over before the
end of the month and then the olP.cers
and men will resume the usual nutlii"
of niau-of-wnr life. Orders ra'.l toi
the 1 "assembling of tin. licet iu San
Francisco harbor not later than Inly 3
On July 7 tho fleet sails for Hono
lulu and alter a week's fcia- there,
goes direct to Auckland
The Pacific fleet of artnoren 1 raisers
under Admiial Dayton sailed south
and H"ar Admiral Sperry, in com
mand of the Atlantic licet, hoisted
or the first, time his commanding Hag
of blue, lleing junior In lineal lank to
Admiral Hay ton, Admiral Sperry wa-i
compelled by naval regulations to fly
a suboidluato flag of red so long as
the Pacific fleet remained at San Fran-
thco. The long lino of armored crui
ers which sailed for Santa Uartmra
..as headed by thy flagship West Vir
ginia, and included the Colorado,
Maryland. Pennsylvania. Tennessee,
Washington and California. The pro
tected cinlscr Charleston, llanshlp of
Hear Admiral Swinburne, also sailed
with the fleet, but her destination ia
Mor.irey.
La-t of tin) official enu-ituinmcnt.s
at Snu Francisco for the Atlantic and
Piulflp fleet- was the baiwnn 1 tendered
. : tl;i. 1-aliiuont hotel hy San 1'iancU
co Knights or Columbus to He potty
01'lcers of tho two fleet dmirals
i-peny and Thomas both -poke and
tli-ire were lu ntti ndauce Cm lain
Siiiheiland ot the New ler-ey and Nlch
( Ion of the XebraaUa. Admiial Sper
ry made the first speech sinie m-sum-ing
command of the Atlantic H" ' lb
moke directly and nolntodl). He do-
hired thai the enlisted nun of tho
1 avy were tho bulwarks In the deteiise
of the navy.
"Their training." ho continued, "is
entlrelj lu the hands of the petty ofll-
1 eis, who stand between tho men and
!) commanding ofllcers Wo have
may In the navy tho mot splendid
l.mly of young men that could ho so-
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Be Comfortable
Avoid the heat, dirt and smoke of a cook stove. Get
one of our QUICK JvlKAL GASOLINK STOVES
and be comfortable. Priced to save you money on
all of them. A good serviceable two-burner stove at
$2 and from this to the GAS RANGE at $:S. The
Quick Meal is built for service, durable, ornamental
and convenient.
Make Morvey
Buy a Cream Separator that gets the cream from the
milk, one that runs easy, that cleans easy, one that
repair bill don't eat up the profits. Buy a BLUEBELL
--a separator embodying all the most u -to-datc
features at a minimum of cost.
A Special Bargain in a No. 4 Sharpies Separator
at $6S.
And don't forget that we hac the four
makes of mowers, the
cad ing
Peering, Standard, McGormick and Keystone,
Red Cloud Hardware j
aund Implement Co. c
WM. WOLFE. Secretary.
be along that line. And whon they
' salute a superior ofllcer they ahould
renu mbei U is no hard line or cat.te
that i-i drawn, but that it Is ne-nily the
eoni'teh. due. and the salutation of
one gentleman to another They arc
biave and Muo and I ai.i pioud to coal
man I such a lore".''
lected In all tho world. Above every
tbjng else, they are American 8.j favo; of rue Koveniwont.
iriOn and their tialniug "siioum ifiw ."T7iKLAMMAT7)UY"ltui:t matimi entko in
3 DAYS
Morton I.. Illil.of Li'liiiium I111I . mij; "Mj
wife liml lirlumiiHtor Ithciiinxii-rri In ovury
mnsclp Hiid Joint, nor MiircrliiK wa" terrtlile
ami t-er boJv tuul fcc wnv x'.volk-u Hlsitivilio.
yoail rccoKiililnu. 1a tm-n lu trtt six weuki
Hnd liml clKlit b)kfi'ln . Ian ri'fvlvoii no
bviiollt uutll tUo tried Hr. l)inhoi, Ivaof tor
Ithtiiuintltm. It khvu liniiicdli;'!' uWm uatl
fchc was ttbb-to wh. iitioiiti.i ISirn-.liy mm
fcUTO It f.Wl-il licr lift)." huM 1jV II. U CJlnn
duclfje Ho'.jh, in New York, l-lclda He 1 i)ri,Bpi.i.Hp.1 riou-i.
Hao Rifjht to Discharge Solilcr.
Tli- i'lit of Pro.il 'eat Koohv-vt-P to
disml. a i;egro soldier c, :ho Twunty
fllMi 'n'v.11 iy for alleged pai tlf Ij-ali.ui
lu the il.n at Uiowntvllle. To. , wa.,
nistalli"!'. I,-, .lodge Ilonali in the Fait
oil Stat' . ourt ni N-w Yoik O.
IU III, tho t-ohlhT, med tin ;;ovirnm .U
to li'uovi-i ?l..j, as wage-, frora tie
date of hU dismissal to the oxpLa
of his term of enlis-lmont. Mislrtct
Attorney Stlmson contended that the
president had a rlpiht to dlsmlsK tho
fioldltr. .inage imugn sustiir.iou int..
lonteullon and directed u Judgment in ' ' J'ooJ "" or on rj: Htu ., -."
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