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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1903)
. . . . - " ' - " " , . . . . " " ' . . . . . , , , . . . . . . . . . ' ---g . . 'e" , . , . . . ' 1' ' " ' " . "r ' , w ' ' - " " " . " . " " ' " . ! ' , . , " r-1'"I" . " ' , " . : M " 'f" " . ' ' : T ' r , ' . . " , ' , : i . . ' . i . . , - - STRING UP NEGRO MOB OF INUIANA FARMERS FORM LYNCHING PAHTY. HUNG TO TELEGRAPH POLE WOUNDED WRETCH TAKEN AWAY FROM SHERIFF. Y I VESTIGA TE THEl't\SEL YES . .1pntUled 111\(1 Uel1ouncCOII 1111 AI RIII1t1t ot 'l'VOVhltl > " 'tnucu-l\111hlll Out Too Lute. Sulllvun. Jnd. , Nov. 21.-Jamel Moore , the Kentuoky ncgro who criminally ussaulted Mrs. Mary DavIs or ! : ; u1llvan county and Mrs. Lemuu or K'JII1 : cOllnty on ' ! 'uesday lust , was hanJ.ed ! to a telegraph pole near Johu LeUlon's farm at 8 o' look last nlgbt by a mob. Moore was captured at Lawrence- \11Ie. ] ) J. . late yestcrday atrer a bat-I I tie with the town murshal , during which the negro wus shot three Umes uucl se\'erely wounded. lIe was then hken to Rohlnson , III. , for sato kleplnJ : ! . Juhn Lemou. husband or one ot the ' 'roUlen who hud been us- saulted by tI e ncgro , went to Law- rellcevllle last nIght and IdentJlled blm as the woman's assallunt. Late this afternuon ho was brou ht to Sullivan in \tugon by tbe sherllf and his deput les to ho taken beroro the women for turther Identification. ' 1'be sheriff and his deputies attenlpt- cd to steai Into tuwn wltb their A rlsoner , but a mub of forty or fifty tarmers , heu\1Iy armcd , touk the prisoner a way tr..rm tnem ant ! stJlrted the lI1\'cstllatlon thenselves. The nc ro was talen to the borne of Mrs. Davi3 where ho wus identl. tied alld tbJII the mob started with the ne ro tor thr > farm or .1olm Lemon - on , two miles tram this oity. The muh III tbe meaULlwe hud swelled to rea t proportluns. 'l'be ncglo was Identltled by 'Mrs. LO'IIIIII. ' 'rhe crowd then sturted back to ulllvan wltb the ncgro. but ono wile eas flf tbe Lemun farm a rep was thrown over tbe drDl of a telegraph pole and the tremblln wretcb wus quickly jerked into tbe aIr. : Tbo overnor bad ordered tbo Vln. cenness militia company to protect the negro. but his instruotlons wore recelvod too late. .Arter hang Ing tbo negro tbo moh quietly dispersed. It was cOWPUSSI d mostly of farmers , but was largely augmen ted by 01 tlzens of Sul1 ! van , aktown and otner towns at thIs county. Badly Bruised by a Boar , Npbrnska Ulty , Neb. . Nov. 21.- Itobert Spencer. an ei bteen year old boy residIng with hIs parents west or the city , while in the pen teealll\ ! the 11I'gs ' wus attacked by a violous boar and thrown to the ground before ho realized what was the malter. lIe IUtd nothing to fi ht the bllar ulf with but made a brave fight and received a number ot wounds. He' ' would have been killed but tor tile presence or mind of a youn or brother - er who heard his cries and cume to the re ue. The younger brother wa' } at aid to ecter the pen but mude a reat noise outside. wblch attracted - ed the attention or the tbproughly 11lrurluted boar. Tbe youug man re- guilled his teet but was knock'd down four times before he finally reaohed the tence and climbed over It tallln In a d ad taint on tbe : other Ilde , wbere he was picked up alld carried to the house. He received sovcrnl severe gashes trom the bOJr's tusks and wat ! bruised u ) ) over his budy. It required a number or stitch. e8 to cl/lse the wounds. ne was so buc1ly used up that be will not be alle ; to leave his bed tor two weeks Dut for bls brotber he would never bave escaped alive , tor the hog had . . blm down and the othels , 10 tbe pen \Ie joining In the attack. Fear Rustlers Killed Him. Bonesteel , S. D. , Nov. 2J.-Matt Patterson casb. d u draft here tor $500 uud started up the nurth tork ot Whetstone ortek. : wbere be bud 2.000 cat.tle , owned by J. S. Walker , of Page , Neh. The next day his bat' I ' was tound near the trail , his horse quietly razlng near by. maud was Oil his saddle and lariat and hair the brldlo reins missing. A pusse ot I I twenty mounted mer , hus searched tnr clues wl1111ut ! success. It is believed - lieved he was Idlled by cattle rusters flnd bls body tbrown In tbe Missouri. Thieves Shoot Pullcemnn. Oblea\lo \ , Nuv. 21.-011l1rles E. Dil. ) (111. a special polh I'lIIall empl"J'ed by , thO ChlclljC : ; & Nllrtl1westeru Ral- ! wad 1llIlIlIany. : wus shot anel fatallv 'J. . IrUllreel early tllduy In t/le , / yards IIf th9 rllllrllad cOlUllllny while elldeavor- illto \ pre\'ent tile Inlltlng or a rrelLht car lI.v a lIng or thieves. U II. , "or an , II swltohman empillyed by the "alllB ; , clllr."any. was arresle(1 ( shortlyatter II tile sh'lot.lnll. ' alld III his plls..essilln II wns fuund a number or bruken car I seal ! ; . I I ( " : : : : -.J"- : . , . MINERS IN TilE POOR IIOUSE 4.rfjltrators Learn They Form 75 Per Ceat or Inmates or Wllkeslaure Instil ulloa Scranton. Nov. 22.-When the an- thrnolt < > CO ! ) } .strlle rmulUlsslun llIet this mOlning , n. II. Gibbons enumerated - erated many Illnesses resultln trom mining Ilnd expressed the oplnlor : that these who sulfer from miners Ilsthmll bad a prcd Isposl tlon to broil' chltal or lung alIections berore entering - ing tllo mines. Uibbons said no child under ] 5 sbould be permltted to engage in mining , and c1eclared thut the ambulance - , lance servlco at the mines was bnd , ambulances becoming Inrected from being kept in the mules' stable. Dr. J , J. utler , superintendent of tbo poor house at WIIIesbaIlc , said that 70 per cent or the Inmates ot the InstItution were miners , lie said be nud pl'lrormed manyalltopsh's on miners and Invariably ruund their hlll s black , IInd Hlat If II section of a lung was placed In water It woulrl sink. A normal lung l1outs , he said D. Rohertq said tbat no workmun with an average family or five ohl1- den should recel ve less than $ l75 a yeur. 'rhls was the poverty limit. On Investigation. be tound thut a wiper recel'ved an'where frum $400 tn $450 a year and his laborer $375 tn $425 , Thece wages "re sunlalent : to maintain a talr standurd ot living , bo CII1 : med Dr. John O. MaHer of yesterday tcstltip.d that ast.hllla , rheumatlslll aOd lumbaj.o ! were common diseases among tile miners , Dr. Ii' . P. I en. i non stated thut 90 per cent ur tile : miners sulfered from rheumatislD , atter reuchlng the ugo or 60. o lul dust led e in the lungs. brou ht on bronchial. troubles. and ender ] with a p cul.ar . form or consumption - sumption 1'lle men frequently cou hed up coul dust nine yeuls artor leaving tbo mino. The average lite uf miners. wltnes'l suld , was 50 years. 1'he men onlv ) I ved twentv-h vo or thh ty years atter guing to work. Dt'tld Run Into Thousands. San Francisco. Nov. 22W J , Uampbell , ' 'rbo arrived here today trom Guantemala , brings additional details or the amage cllu"pd b } ' the recent volcanic dlsturbarH'e. In an interview Mr. Oampbell said : "There IS no clear Idea yet or the loss of lire resu It I nl ! trom t bo vl/I- / cano's eruptJlln. but trllm what I could gather beroro leavln the country - try I believe tbat 5,000 natlvos bavo been klllpd. "Some' ot tbe cotree fincas that have been nearly ruined were worth more than $1.000.000. The planta- tJrm or Albert Jumes , which was wiped out or existence. had machlnr- ry npon It worth $300.000.all or which Is deltroyed. ! Sume months IIgo James rerused an otrer of a million an : ! a bult tor the flnra. Adolfo Meyers' tinca. worth $750.0110 In gold was entirely rUined. otb at these fine places lay trom twenty to forty miles west ot tlie volcano. The town of Quezaltenango Is practically ruined tOI' the hou es are cracked and broken - en duwn. and the people IIro movln out. Tin neighborhood Is cuvored wltb sand and ashes Admiral Schley tit Chrcago. Ohlcago , Nov. 22.-Artmlral W. S. Schely. en route from Kansas CIty to Washln tgon , was the uest or E. .A. Munger aud W. D. Wushhurn at 1\ breakfast at tbe Hamilton club to. day. day.Plates Plates were laid tor 100 Kuests and a number of prominpnt citizens greeted the admiral In Ihe parl'r 01 the clllb nnd rpsponc1ed t" t"lIsta at tbe breukru1t. lIe left at nOlln over the Ponnsylvunla road tor Waslllng- ton. One nan Caught- Guthrie , Okla. Nov. 2t-One : of bhe men who participated In the rob. bery or the Burlln tfln train at r ln' c'lln , Neb. . several weeks aj.o. when $8.000 was taken trom the express car Is under arrest In Oklahoma , havln been placed in custutly tor some terrlhle offeose. The authorities reruse to maleo pub- 110 Ills name . . .r . tbe place ot bls In- carceration. Victim of Absassln Dcad. Tel1nrlde , 001. , Nov. 22-Arthur L. Oolllns. general manaer ! or the Smultler-Unlun ! : Mining company , was "hot by an unkuown IIE-sassln on WetloeselllY nl ht at Pandora , anll dlod this mornln . TIe was born in England lhlrtthrr > e years ago. Automobile In Ur:1zll. Ullmate and topoKraphy , aR well us the condition ot the roads and tllo inahvldllallt ) ' ot the people , militate aKalnst tbe tuture at the automobile in Brazil. Cholera Under Control , Washington , Nov. 22.-A cahle- ( tram has been rel el'Id frolll the PhilippIne eommls' : lon stlilloJ. : thut the nUlllber or cases or chulera had gone down to IIvo a eluy Instead of thirty-relllr 1\ day a wel'k 11110 1'ho ml'S' 'lgo ' says Ihat the comrllls- slon rel'ls milch flJlle\ed ulld It Is he. lIeved that the Marlqlllllalershprl. . which turlllshe. ' tho' wllter SUPP'Y ' fllr Manila , will not be cuutawluuted. oIIr..tM..io " " . .L. . . . : . : ' _ _ ' . . .u _ . , k _ - ON NEW RAMPAGE . CARRIE NATION STIRS THINGS AT NEW YORK CITY. INVADES THE HORSE SHOW BOX OCCUPIED \/ANDERBILTS OBJECT OF WRATH. SHE l'tIADE THINGS LIVELY Shout" to 1 lHnRr ( ! OCOUl'l1nlll to Cle Tlu.lr Cl11' ' hili ! : null Drc lIlolle.Uy-rJCOlell lly thu 1'01101 > . New t'orlc , Nov. 22tIrs. . Oarrle. Nation creuted a seusaLlon at the horse show today. She hUfUugued Iho great gutherlnJ. ! on the evils of o\'erdress , attempted to brenle a bot. tlo 01. campaign anr ] tlnul1y wus eJected - ed from the building by the police. Mrs. NatIon entered the gnrden : , quluUy und tool { u scat In the tier. ho had been there only a few minutes - utes wheo bor azo rested on the bux where some members tlf the Vander- bl1t fUllllly were sitting. She studied ncr pJOgram and t1H'n desceuded to I he promenade. tatlGnlng herself In front of the Vanderbilt box she delivered a tIrudo on o"ordress. In the box were seated 1\1rs. Alfred G. Vander bllt. Reglnalr1 VaudOl bll t and Miss NlcholsoD. Alfred G. Vander- LJilt was leanln agalns the rail of tbe promenade and did nut see Mrs Nation approach "You uught to be ushampd ot your- seh'es , II the woman s'reamed at tbem. "You ought to be ashamed to wear such dls.tTUceful ) dolhes. I . rl'ake them 01T. take them fl at once. and attlto yourselves modestly. " Alfred G. Vanderbilt hastily left Ills position at the rail und came over to where Mrs. Natlllll WIIS standing , and wiping his forehead with a handleer hler \\hlspored somothlng III her car and pushed her away. I The outburst or the WOnllln ut. , tracteCl a greut rowd or people and the uccupants of the Vanderbilt ux were evidently very wuch embar- rassed. 1\Irs. Natloo then turned hr attentIon to other boxec ; . FInally sbe sturted tor the cafe. wbore she bore down m : a curty of wen who were drinking wino. Mrs. Natlun selzr.d a buttle and Iotlalin at the ruen shouted : "Yuung men , don't drink sucb IlIthy stulf. Yuu are Iloing strallht to hell , Wlu re is the man wbo sells tllis stuff ? Sbow him to me and I wll. tell him what I think ut him. " Mrs. Natiun's requpst was speedily gralltt'd by the sudden appearance of 1\1. Vlllo PIgue , tbe oaterer ot thlJ J.arden. ( "GI't out ot this borrl ble busln ss. " "he shouted at him ; "you are also golug to bell and ruinIng tne bodlr.s . and soulll or men. You' are drugging thelll duwn wIth vou. Snamo on you. shame In YLU. " 'rho Frenchman , however , ran to Mrs. Nation and rtscuect the bottle which she had repentedy : hrandlshed In the air to omphaslze her remarks. Thpn ho pusheri ner out of the door. Here the . , ollce took hold of the KUIIS'IS reformer and turced bor out of the building. Jealous of the 01 her Man. Ann Arbor , Mich. , Nov. 22.-He. cause Bcr ha heldon had alluwed anllther man to escort her hOllie last n hrht trom the store where she is eruployed , G. A. Darlington. a packer - er for an or lln company and a student - dent In thu university schoel of music - sic , today hut her In the arm and thcn fired a bullet tnto his own bead , dylrlb almost Instantly. Darllllgton mot the girl : IS she was on lIer way to work tuday and they quarreled o\'er last nl ht's eplSllde. Durllllgton call10 hero from trath- cona. Onto ne sel ved wit h the Ca. nadlan soldiers In the SO'Jth Atrlcan WIll' He was about twenty-tour yeurs of age. Not Lempkey at All. Nebrnqka Olty , Neb. , Nov. 22- Some days since the Journal published a speolal rrom this city stating that William Lempkey of } 'racuse bud . been chargcd with ruining hIs sixteen - teen year old oll'lghter. h was a mistake for Wlllium Lempleoy char - cd Wllllul11 Mcrrlco with the crIme and the young Ulan flot the country , but he has slnco been enptured : 'rhe mlstuko wus causect by the conruslon IIr lIames by the unlcer In whose hands the papers' " el 0 phlc ( ' to serve , The error appeared In ull or tbo state papcrsand has ch'ne u rleYlous wrong to a well known citizen. chley Gilt'S to Chlc8 o. Kansas CltJ' , Nov -Hear AdmIral - mIral W. , Rchley and the ether ctll'stq lit the cOlllmerclal olut ) were thlq tnornln drh'en to lhe Manuel lIud Celltral hl.th ; sehollls , here each Illude Ilflef lu'les tll the pupils. Later till' JI'lny'us lakellIII a sl htsel'lul { trlPlhrollgll the slIlIurhs IInd to clln. q'ntl"n hall AdllJlrul I'chleJ' Il'tt fllr CldcaJ.:1I : thlt > ( J\'enlm : Oil II spenlal PIH UVo ! tbo dblcugo & Allun rail. wuy. . , ' _ . . - _ . . ' - - . - . . . - - - . . . . - - - - - : i3 1 I OFFICIAL VOTE " IN NEBRASKA - m " t tJ3 $ . Below Is the votc for each of the re. lub1lcan and fusion candidates 011 the state ticket , at the election Nov. 4. 1902. as complied by tbo state canvassln ! ! tJoard : Mlckp ' , H. , . . . . . . . . . . . 90.471 ' ! 'hompson , lJ' . . . . . . . . . . 111 , ttll M ICcy'B ) Plurality. . . 5,355 Di\vlcs , P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3H97 lllltcluw , , S. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,157 : \lcGllton , It. . . . . . . . . . . 98 , : ! O , Gilbert , Ii" . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,009 - McGilton's Plurality. . 11,311 Lhrlll11er , P. , . . . . . . . . . . 4,129 Pculh. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 , HH : \Iarsh , It . . . . . . . . . . . . .91 < ,128 Puwers , .b' . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86U44 Marsh's Plurallty. , . . . . 13.084 Norton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,089 Hoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3i135 lortensen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . t,44'1 ) Lyman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81:1.16U : Mortonsen's Plurality 11 , 'l7 : \Iadoox , P. , . . . . . . . . . . . 4,140 Siolley. S" . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.U'O } Weston , it. . . . . . . . . . . . .101.47 . DoJJ'rance , F. . . . . . . . . . . 83lUO \ Weston's Plurality. . . 17,481 Dale , P. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,578 Lippincott , S. . . . . . . . . . 3 , 35 Proul , It. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \I \ " 81 Broady , jj' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8& , & 12 Prout'll Plurality. . . . . 13,06 { Olarle , P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.:19\ : llul'lll h , S. . . . . . . . . . . . . : I 11I18 ( i'ollmer. It. . . . . . . . . . . . . 988 \ ! llrtnnan , . ! J' . . . . . . . . . . . . 8i,18 : ! : ! Fol1mer' " Plur'ilty. . 16,201 Dill worth , P. . . . : " . . . . . . 4.3(14 ( Aclarns. S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,857 Fowler , R. . . . . . . . . . . . . .911\141 \ . : : imlth , . ! J' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83,069 Fowler's Plural ! ty. . . . 16,27 : ITllward , P . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.328 Speucer,8. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.7 9 Tal al Voto. . . . . . . . .198,674 j $ $ ; CARNAGlE'S ij , ! s.Vi ADDRESS 8.V.3 $ ! 3t1s The followIng passnges are tron Mr. Oarn ( ' le's notable address whel he was recently instancd us rector u : :5t. : Andrews' university. "Uuder the unlvers91 luv99 b : whlcb you Il\'e you weave a web every thread ot which alTects Its char acter fur over. These law 1nJ\v : nelthef wratb nor pardoDj Ever true their measure mete- ' } 'helr taultless balance wp.l hs. I thought that I might. interest YOt lIy conslderln u subject now attract ing willo attentlun-the economic cllanges which hu vo Iome , und lirE Impending. in the relatIve pusltlor and power of nutlons. Wbatever the tuturo mllY have 1r sture. nothlrlK can rub rltuln of th ( crerJlt ot havinl { Illven to the worlc the weans ror Its surprisIng develOp ment. : Forty odd yeuls ngo she made more IrJn and steel , munuructureci more machinery , wined mute coal , wove mOJo cluth. than 1111 the res' ' or the world. It was Britain in the one scale , the world in tbe ether , the " , 'orld kIcking the beam. A row mana ln rltons , or Amer. Icuns enn now readily be btained t ( establish manufactorIes In any pari tlI the world. and educate Ihe na' ' tl ves t.J become satlsracto'y workers. Oapltal. Ulana olllent and skilled la. bor have become mublle in the ex. treme. The scat or manuracturln is ncw. and will continue to be mor anll mere , blmply a qucstlon whoTl t e requisite raw materIals are toun ulldor sulta'Jlo conditions. Oapltll Hnd sl < lIled labor bave lust tbe puwel they once bad to attraot labor anc capital. The jute Indulltry , once cen tered In Dundoe. rs now alsu ostab , IIshed In Jnctl : ! , near the jute supply. America now makes more steel tbac 111 ho rest of th world. Hbe hal hecmllo : the toremost nation IJj wealth manuractures and commerce , and promises SO\JD in some branches , to occupy the poslliun which Brltalt ocoupled while It WIlS rltain versul the wOlld. Altbough no Briton cat be erpected to see with satl&tact.loJj . his country tHsplaced from first. . placl' , I here Is ) 'ct cause for rejololn thai QlrprOllla'v relllal ns In Lhe tam lIy. 11 IS not uotber ] : lost wbat the rlllE stili hoJrls. [ . 'rom what has been said It wl1l b Illrerre" that the 111111111tlll'turo 01 staple artll'Je ! ! for the world Is tll h c'hlelly ClInduIt ! d In our time and It I ho next Ilcnerntlon hy three l'OUIl tries-Britain , Germany nnel thE United Slutcs. In the rare for thl world's trade between these I'ountrlel everal I'ullslclel'utlons lire Important , I.et I his vltul fuot te nnle ( ) . the Ulosl ' ) ll\vorful wl'apon tor couq UN I nl : lor. Ign murlels Is a profitable hem ( 'arke J - - , . _ . . . : ; - , _ . . " . L' : . . . , . . . . . . . . , BEAR HUNT IN V AIM \ " I II I PRESIDENT BRC'AKS CAMP WITHOUT - OUT A SINGLE SHOT. liAS ENJOYED V ACA TII LEAVES MISSISSIPPI IN EXCELLENT - LENT SPIRITS. NEGROES GREETED HIM Five Ilnndrrd Nf'rot11 ) Ult Unut ! to OrC'ot UIII\nt N. . " , 1""lI\lItllllluD11I1t of Saucdus- SUl'llIIrL lo'or CltlilIOU. . , . . . . . - - - SMEDES , Miss. . Nov. 19.-Presl. .dent Roosovelt's benr hUl1t In Mtss. -1ssl ppl Is ondcd nncI he has I'ot hud even a shot at 11 bear. 'l'l1e lust duy or the chnse wus sllll ply a repetl tlou or the three preceedlng dllvs so rur as his luc ) { was ollncerntd. ' 1'rv as lhe hunters would they could not et n bear within the rJngo or the presl- dont's rlllo. I ' 1'ho do s ot t\ fresh trail carly this morning und the presldont und Holt Oollier rollowed It huH u dozen miles to the big Sunl10wer rlvor. The beilr crossed a mile below the tord they went to. tlnd bellevllJ ho was mnltlng tor the : ouno brakes on tbo ot.hor IIlde they endeavored to heud him 01T. When they got Into the brulee lwwevor , they worn ( lis- I Rusted to find thut the bear hud doubled on his tracle and cross.d the rlvcr stln turther down. It wus then one o'clock IInd as nrrnngoments 111\(1 \ , been made to break cal1lp at 2:30 : the J president wns leluctantly compellell I to aballdon further pursuit ot tbo elusl ve q IHlrrJ' , I When the presldont wns out after 2 bear Major Helm , Dr. Lung and Sec- retlrv Oortyleou had a more success- tul deer drive on this sldo of the greut HUhI10W' ' r river. 'l'hey jumped a bucl { IInd a doe. Major Hehn Itlllod the latcr trom bls horse at about . torty yards. I Although the president hag tailed . to kill a bcar on this expedition ho as eojoyt his IlutlnH nud spcnks In. hl h pralso or the l10spltulltv that 1 has been accoraled him. Ilo philo- 3 sopbhal1y : attributed his IJI-tortune 3 to tbe traditional bunter'R luol { . and says the next tlmo he gocs after bear ; j he will nrrange to t IY lung enoullh I for the luele to change. II When al1 was in relldlnesa thIs ar. II tErnoon the presldcnt nnd t.he mom 1 bers ot the partv mounted thl1lr I horse9 aud rode Into Smedes. Icavlng , the waRons to tollow ' .rhe prcsldent . is a hard rider , and the pace was . rapid In spl te ot the bad trails Tbu dIstance , which Is tully twelve miles , WIIS covered In less than an hour. Upou the president's arrival Lere be tound tully nee peuple. practloally : nil the neltroes rrom the surrounding ' assembled to blrl' p'autations. greet . 110 tbanked tholU tor their c1emon- ! strntlons , but mndo no remarks. I .rbey waited around , Ills cur on the Isldln unt ! : dark , hoping bo would I make a speech. ! Mr. Fish tonight Ilave a dinner In I bls private car to the president and . meIDber of his party. At 9:30 : the I special train sturt.ed for Momphls , I ba vlng added the record or a presl- I dentlal bear lunt to the fume ot I Smedes , whlcb Urst became known I to tbo outside world thrrugh the , story that hero tbe experlmont ot I teaehiul { monkeys to pick cotton was , to be tried. I' ' ] { rwxvlllo , Tenn. , Nov. 19.-It Is announced bero that on Ills return I trip trom 1I10ll1pllls. Preisdent Itllosr- , velt ' " III take the southern rilllway . route dlreot to Washlntgon and will . make ' ! tops at Stevenson , and Tus- , curubla , Ala. , Ohattallooga und Knox. ! ville.rronn. . , and Asheville und Mlln- : roe , N. U. Th Is will bo the presl- I dent's ! iel end visit this year to U11IIt- I tanoo a , KnllxlIIe and sheville. I TIe Is scheduled to reacb AsboviJp : . ! l'huIsda1 at 6:10 : p. m. Folk Frnds a New Srnner. at. Louis , : Nov. ] -Sherltr Dlck- I , , man was todny directed by Olrcult A tlorney .Folk to serve on JIlD. cs I Oampbell , the broker , a subpuena I , which WIlS Issued six weeks alee , ; cOIll'ullndlng nlm to brIng Into COUlt I' ' two checks ullgregutlug $47l OO sl ned ; I by 111m ( lnd mnde payable to Ed Dut- ler Novenber 28 , 18110. lIe is ulso to I blllJ certal n pupers unt ) books. I Mr. Oall1pboll has Just retu ned to St. Louis utter ue absence or six I weeks. - Cholera Syreadlng Rapidly. r I Jerusalem , Nov 1. g.-rrhe cholera epidemic Is sprearl1nl ( rap dl , . 'l'ho population or GnzlI IInd Lydda have been doclmllt'd und thu nuthorllleJ are tuklllg f11 ht. At Julfu tllI'ro hllvo been 1Irt.\-seven deaths In three duys. 'l'he ' dlse'lso Is raging In nel h- thlrlnJ. : \'III1 ! ! " " Nil COlllplato ! returJIs , ur the 1II11111111ty uro 1I\'Utllllllo. 'I'h ! ! IIO"lIle 1IIIIIu slrh'II'1I dlstrl.Is . are In l\ sad pllLllt uUlI relief is necd.d everywUoro. , . \ 1 . W W 1 I ! NEBRASKA = NEWS NOTES m ij : iB $ $ $ Wolves are kllllDg cattle and aboel at Allance. Two boys at Reel Oloud lclll d tort ] u ks witb two sbuts. ( JlIttle are dyln. . : trom the sera stulk dlseaso at Oallaway. Oampbell Dros' . show bas gODO Int. winter qUtu ters ut. Eahbury. Gov. SIlVtI/O / attofJdcd the open. Ing or DuIJulo DlIl's ilotel I1t U. . . y. . Wyo. 'Edwin l\oody \ or ned Oluud , tins boon adjudged Insane tur tbe third tlluD. .l Geofl e Miller , formerly ( It FaIr- bury , wus leilled In an uculdent nt Vickers. O. ' 1\ J(1hn Wooley , sentenced to olghteen munths In the puultentlary , bluke lall at JJ'ulrury. It. U Wills , nIght clerk nt , the OIuuter's Ilutel at .AlIanco , took $ ; tG Ilnd dls.lJ1peared. ,1 , ' 1'ho ranch or Patrick Walsh , DeUt lcOclk burned wltli $ , OOO lll mid but $200 Insurance. Joseph A. JlIl1a1u WIIS urrested n' l'llILLllllollth fur deserting tron1 the . . . Ur.lted Htates navy. . . . Hov. W. 1'rancls Dergor at N.c Jersey hils taleen the pastorate or the Con reltutlonul church nt1010ro. . 'l'ho ' city counull has ordered th ' erectIon of 11 now IIrC'house on Uu ! ' ' ilte of the old city bull ut NeIJrasko. City. City.When D. O. Donnldson , of PllwnelJ j lJlty , went bume trom the l1eld to I ( \lIlnor. \ ho tound hili wlto dead iu I her ohair. ( Will U. Sullivan of Storllng. who lost a le at Munlla in tbe pllnlsh , Amorlcan war , hus been granted D $30 per month penllon. ' I Mrs , Mary G. Elevln , of Tecnmlleb. who calUu to Nebrasku In 18U5 , died , . at the bIIUO ot R. 1\1. l'rcvln ; , bc I iUn , nt thl ) a e ot 80 years. I Mrs. A lllhu Darton , tormerly 01 I Plattsmoutb , was Iltrestcd at Sherl- } tlan , Wyo. , for the murder ot ber , futher.III-law n. W. Dartun. . WhlJe J. A. Waltln was moving an ImpellJODt ) bulldl. . / { across tbe Union Pucillc trucks ut I'remout ! , Jt col. lapsed and the truck was bJockudcd . , . ' At ; St. IJuul , 'l'beodoro Ray and Evan Knapp. brothers-In.law , tou bti I with knlvel and clubs end Kuapp recolvod some ugly uasbe3. Later a Justice Impused fine. While GeorRe S. Hamaker was movIng - . Ing his househuld J.ou : s from PawncB , CILy tu Llnculn , tbe car caught ! Ore oeur VIrgInIa , and uU its cunlentlJ was entlroly do'\troyed. Paddy Walst1 , the first s ttlnr In > Shelton , and the first jud e or Bulfulo \ . Ollut , died from the clTects of a. } itruko or upopl xy } Jo.Iddy Walsh was I Lho frlond of eyery one. , \\'bllo attempting to climb into the rear end ot 11 lumber waglln the , .Ix year old son ot Mr. and M fS. P. I. U. Orauer or Beatrloe , sustaluod a to. broken leg aud other severe Injuries. , . Uuknuwn burglars stole torty-ulDO alrs ut s ues , some cutlery and Bowe aco. all "alued at $2110. from tbe \ ( euoral store orN. : J. Weller & Son t ) r Raymond Itnd esoaped 00 a huud't t : ar. L The case of Oharles Russel1. con. r , Ictect or the murder of Alui Staude- IImolr , who was killed , in Sluux I CllUnty in 1800. Is ! leiug arJued : : In tbo Ilpreme court. Russell hus twlc& been con vlcted ot the murder. 'l'ho will or I. N. Meade , who cut : Jut Ills wlto und children beoauso ho w IS Illsanely jeulous ot the formo [ was declared null and void at Grund isluml , it havln been made while ho was tompunul1y insane. The commuted the ' governor so\'oo \ year sentonno ot 'l'humas O'Uunnor. convicted for hous' , brealelng at , Uma- , ha , because or his Insunlty. O'Olln- . . nur was t'Jrued over to bls bruther , trom Wllshlurlton , who olTored to ; lIIalntaln him and thus save tbe state the elpense. , ' Henry Niehus , ot Sidney , who was : ha.ged with tile larlJeny ot appropriated - priated JrrlKatlon waters. was dis- I IIIlssed at 1.lnooln on a delllurrer Died 1 hy the oefelldunl's ' attoruey , II. S. : Jruue. or OUJuha. Tbo dlschargeot \ Nlehus shuws It to be praotlcully 1m. i pusslhle to seoure D convlotlun under ,1 the prescnt irrlgutlon laws ot tbl ! . state. \ A relnc1eer the years old was captured - tured lu n casturo rour miles cast of j SuperIOr ' 1'lIe aulmal florcely roulhl . tllll rour mon Wllu cupt.ured . It , nnd partlv strlpPl'd t.he clothlnJ. : ulT ono' or them. J t Is SUppliS I but It bud sclJped rrolll some shuw. A rurrow fifteen hun Ired rntl's ! lu lenHth Is to l e pluwed by I he Ft o.l'b \lIvornlllollt aCluss tile Nurth Atti- c.to desllrt , Hum TunIs tu Luk6 l'chad.