The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, December 14, 1900, Page 2, Image 2
to I - i0 - 2 The Norfolk flecus W N UU815 Publlnlinr DAILY KMntilUliNl 1SS7 Krerj dny except HnmUf Iljr cnrrlnr jirr week IS cenlp Ilj mnll pur yrmr tA0 WKKKIY NUWN IOUUNAI Tm Nnwr cttnlillrliptl ISM Tlio Jotirnnl pMnMUIirM 1S77 Ktory Irlilnyi lly mull or yrnr 1M Knlorrvl nt tlio IWntllcn nt Norfolk Noli ii eootul clnM miiltrr Trloiilionn No 22 I K TliouiiHii Tho tlmo vnn tint ho ninny yours ngn that ovon anionic loynl roiiubllriniH Murlc llnnun was reganled iih ii bud mini n ninii with horiiN Hut t hut wuh ho onuso wo did not know him and becnuto vro had uncoiiHiiiouBly nlmnrhud n pre judice luniltiBt tho ifoiitUmmn from rend ing dotnocrntia newspapers Thin your tho people of tlio went hud nil opportun ity of pooiiiR Mnrlc Hnutin and thoy found him to ho a limit wholly difluront from tlio ono imagined Ho in not tho grasping avaricioiiH flond that had hoon pictnrod to us hut on tho contrary is n kindly courteous gentleman Whllo ho is a rinh tiian ot attain and gives con Rtnnt employment to moro than lH mon ho does not opprofls thorn hut treats thorn as follow workers with him self and as tho roBiilt of this kind of troatmont thoro has novor boon n strlko nor labor trouble of any kind among his mon His face douotos tlio cordial wholesome disposition of a man with -whom 0110 would bo glad to bo on tonus of intimate acauaintanco Tho South Plat to candidate who wil be boforo tho Nohraska legislature for Bouatorial honors may bo compared with a strong degree of likonoss to Murk llnnua Two yonrs ago when D 15 Thompson of Lincoln was an aspirant for tho sonato ho was rogardod witli aversion by probably two thirds of tho republicans of tho Btato Since that tlmo howovor tho peoplo of Nebraska have begun to know D E Thompson better and thoy have como to tho con clusion as in tho cane of Mark llauna that ho is a vory different mau than tho one pioturod Ho is a man of stroug will booked by good Bound common euso and ho takes a docidod stand up on every question Ho is not hasty in arriving at a conclusion but after ho has carefully weighed tho pros and cons of n subjoot ho roaches a decision aud then he is firm as Gibraltar Ho lias never boon known to forsake a frlond or break a promise in which ho 1b essenti ally dlfforont from many of politicians Mr Thompson is a Belf mado man in the fullest sonso of tho word He began life in tho menial position of a truck man in the B M depot at Lincoln 28 years ago By sheer force of will un flagging industry and commanding power of intellect he was rupidly ad vanced to brakemau on a freight train then to conduotor and lator was made division superintendent Ton years ago he resigned that position and has not been connected with railroads since By industry persorvance aud tho exor cise of good judgment in making in vestments ho has acquired enough to bo accounted one of the rich men of Lin coln While he has accumulated consider able wealth he has over been lavish in the expenditure of his monoy in chari table enterprises and no worthy cause has ever been turned away by him His most celebrated pnblio act was his loan of 20000 to tho state of Nebraska to bring tho First Nebraska rogimont home from San Francisco and this after the governor had exhausted every means within his power to raise the monoy to pay the transportation of the boys home Over 15 years ago ho began helping the poor of Lincoln and has systematically continued tho work since that time 2aoh Christmas from ono to threo cure of flour are distributed among tho needy of the capital city These are the things that aclnsor ac quaintance with the South Platto candi date and his mode of living have been discovered to the people of Nebraska We speak of him as the South Platte candidate for the reason that it is con ceded that one of the senators to be elected will come from tho southern part ot the state and the other from the northern Throughout the whole South Platte country where ho is best known the demand is for the election of D E Thompson and this rallying of his ac quaintances to his support is of itself sufficient evidence that he is popular among his fellows With practically the solid support of the South Platto the indications are that Mr Thompson will develop at the outset the greatest strength ot any candidate in the field As the situutiou appears now the fight will be over the North Platte seuator with Edward Rosewater Geo D Meiklejohn and Lorenzo Orounse the loading candidates This situation is decidedly mazy and no man can with any degree of accuracy foretell the out come About the only thing now loft for his enemies to attack him upon is the al leged fact that when D E Thi mpson was superintendent of the B As M he discharged men belonging to labor or gauizations That there is very little in that accusation is proven by the fact that at a meeting of labor organizations held in O R O hall in Lincoln on No vember 4 be waB unanimously endorsed for the position of United States senator and the sense of the meeting was that those present should do all they could to further his election This mooting was at funded by 11 moinhorsof tho O It O 25 inoinhors of tlio 11 K T and 111 members of other lultor organisations Mr Thompson was invited before tho mooting 11 t0 Ha his position during the ttnita ho was Buporintondont of tho 11 fc M Ho responded that at that tlmo ho acted wholly under Instructions from Uonornl Manugor Htono who was in full control of tho situation and to whom ho was responsible Mr Thompson was then asked directly in event of his being United States senator where ho would bo found by vote and record whether in behalf or against organized lalxir to which ho replied that always under all justice and right ho would bo forever found 011 tho sldo of laboring men and ho stilted fnrthur that it was his belief that it is as necessary that labor should simplify and systematize its ends and conserve its rights and powers as any other business organization No strongor promise than this Iibh over boon nuido by a oundlduto for United States senator and it has won as hiH friends many who wero boforo opposed to him because of n misapprehension of his position on tho labor question Hav ing boon a brukoniau aud conductor himself ho has experienced all tho vicis situdes of a laboring mans life and ho is amply quiilillod to know what thoy need In fact ho understands tho labor problom thouroughly having studied it from tho standpoint of both tho employe and employer Wo boliovo Mr Thompson should bo oloctod as ono of tho senators from Ne braska at tho coming session of tho leg ishituro As a practical business mau ho understands tho requirements of tho business interests of tho woBt aud being a man of dotormination and ono who has tho reputation of succeeding in what ho undertakes tho pooplo of No brasjtn would have a roprosontativo who was evor on tho alert to get her share The legislature might go farthor and do much worse than to send D E Thomp son to tho United Statos soimte NO TRUTH IN STORY Ilrjrn uiul Tliuinpion Make Dental of Al lied Senatorial Dent Lincoln Deo 14 lloth W 1 Bryan and D K Thompson niuke unqualified denials of the truth of a story printed lu New York wherein they are alleged to have arranged u Hepubllcnu fuslon doul whereby they could be elected to the United StuUns senate from Ne braska Mr Bryan said There lu not a word of truth In It 1 have other plans Mr Thompson who is a Republican and a candidate for tho senate said The story Is not truo I am making combinations with no ono rcrtululy not with a Democrat You cannot make my dental too strong Handling Train by Ordar Arkansas City Kan Dec 14 Yes terday the train dispntchurs office lu this city for th Oklahoma division of the Santa Fe began handling trains by orders This Is tn first time they have been able to handle trains In this way since the operators strike which began last Saturday Bvery station on the division is supplied with at least one operator and traius are running as usual May Kxteuil Line to Omaha Topetta Dee 14 The Missouri Pa cific Hallway company lu considering the extension of its line from Topeka to Omaha Tho Topeka Commercial club lias taken up the idea aud bus received assurances from the railway officials that the line will be extended from Kort Scott to Topeka and on to Omaha If tho proper encouragement could be given in a tiuanclul way Mnll Iouchea llllltil Texarkana Ark Dec 14 A bold robbery on the Cotton Belt rallwuy oc curred at HiiBnetts Tex ou the train coming north in which Postal Clerk John N DenniB was almost killed and the mnll pouchcH of his car rilled of tli el r contents The amount stolen is lurge TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS Michael Mulhall the statistician died in LondoN Thursday The tiOth nninia -meeting of the Na tional Civil Service RVJorm league be gan In New York city TSursduy The president Thuruday nominated John W Yerkeg of Kentucky to be ooramlHsloner of internal rovenue Tho American Forestry association opeued Irs convention In Washington Thursday The board of director ub mltted Its report The coudltlou of thrj countrys forests Is lu general markedly improved Business rivalry caused the death of two Hyde Park Ilia coal merchants Thursday Joseph Huffman sbot and killed Thomus Melian then turned the revolver upon hlmielf and fell lifeless over Mebans dead body The close of the exposition throw ing thousands out of employment Iiuh created abnormal criminal conditions In Purls The outlying quarters are Infested by bands of footpads and hoodlums who terrorise the residents Ninety curloads of bjuianus belong ing to whut la called the trust ure spoiling in the Illinois Central yards because of the fight Utweon the trust mid tint commission merchants of Chi cago The lot Is said to be worth 45000 Willium E Healy an attorney form erly associated with Assiutunt Secre tary of War Vleiklejohu lu government legal work lu Omaha wub found dead lu u dingy room at the Stafford hotel Chicago Thursday Death It Is said was due to alcoholism n - vyJni ft THE NORFOLK NRYS FRIDAY DECEMBER M 1900 VI 10 II lilt Senate Adopts Davis Amend ment by Great Majority UNITED STATES TO CONTROL Hlglit to Vtr Iorio for Ncrtiry - lion of CuiihI Airllliinlili 1nuur Iooki ou til Uooliilliiu in Unfriendly Ail Hny Tlioy Will Nut Jtutlfy Trenty Washington Dee 14 In accordance with previous agreement tho sonata In executive session took it vote yester day on the aiiiuudineut to the liny 1autuefote tiealy authorizing the United States to defend Its Interests In the cuiiul The seuatu did not close Its doors until 2 oclock and there was left only 0110 hours tiiuo for discus hIoii of provisions of tho MUioudmeut The vote was taken by yen aud nnys 05 votes being east In favor of the iiiuunilment and 17 against It The negative votes were as follows Balrd Itcverlrino Krye Foster Hansbrough Lindsay Mason McCumber McEuory McMrido Morgan Money Stewart Tillman Wellington Wolcott and Gal linger After the amendment offered by tho committee was ptinsed upon varloitH other amendiueiitN received tho atten tion of the senate for a brief time but none of them weru noted upon The pominlttee amendment which was adopted as a provision to ho In serted after section f of article li of the trcuty Is us follows It Is agreed however that none of the Immediately foregoing conditions nnd stipulations In sections numbered 1 U II 4 and H of this article shall ap ply to ineiisureH which the United States may tltid It uecussary to take for securing by Its own forces tho de fence of th United States and the maintenance of public order After the senate adjourned for tho day the Republican committee on or der of business held a hosnIoii to decide upon the future lino of action with reference to the treaty as amended After thin committee had concluded Its conference Senator Lodge who was with the committee stntod that the senate would proceed with the treaty and that he would continue his efforts to have It ratified ENGLAND Itoar of the SETS UP A HOWL Ilon at Sriiutoa Action on tlio Cauul London Doc 11 Tho adoption by the United States senate of the Dnvln amendment to the Huy Pauncefote treaty lu evidently regarded a far too weighty a matter for hurried comment by tho London morning journals Ac cordingly the Times and most of the other papers poxtponc their editorial treatment of the question in Its pres ever publishes a short notico in which It says Tho news Is very serious Indeed It means in a word that the jingoes nnd Anglophobes of the United States senate have triumphed and that we ure back again today where we were at the time of the Venrsuela Imbroglio nnd President Clevelands Insolent and provocative speech The better feeling manifested during the Spanish-American war has been shaken by pro Boer sympathisers and it Is now swamped by nlf intorent The Americans in tend to fortify the canal In spite of the treaty engagment to the contrary We cannot possibly stand by nnd allow the Clayton Bulwer treaty to be thus Im periously set aside The good relntlons between the two countries must of necessity be gravely menaced This Is the outcome of Mr McKlnleys re election Worse could hardly have happened If Mr Bryan had been re turned The Standard observes It Is more of a rebuff for President McKlnleys executive thnn for Great Britain En gland cannot possibly accept the Hay Pauncefoto treaty thus amended nnd It would be Insulting to the people and government of the United States to assume that they would either re nounce the Clnyton Bulwer treaty without offering an equitable equiva lent or contemplate the gross Illegality of disregarding it There will be time enough to consider the abrogation of the treaty when Washington formally tenders a suggestion which would certainly be approached by Great Brit ain with every desire to assist the United States to cany out a project highly beuellclnl to American com merce but It cannot be supposed that we would abandon our treaty rights Without solid consideration in return Insurgent Swearing- Alleglano Manila Dec 14 General Kobbe with the Twenty eighth volunteer reg iment Colonel Birkheimer command ing landed at Kagayan on the north ern coast of Mindanao Monday and reinforced the six companies of the Fortieth volunteer regiment stationed In the town An aggrosslve movement had been planned From Hollo It 1b unofficially reported that the insur gents In that portion of the Island of Panay are swearing allegiance at the rate of 1000 a day Dolphin Titlki Confidently Topeka Dec 14 President Dolphin of the Order of Railway Telegraphers arrived In TopeUa yesterday and took personal charge of the strike develop ments over the entire Santn Fe system The fight of the telegrapbprs will henceforth be conducted from Topeka Mr Dolphin confirms the statement that his pass was taken up during his trip here from Galveston In discuss ing the strike Mr Dojphln said Tho etattiH of the Atchison strike Is most reassuring aud our success scents cer tain LATEST NEWS OF TRADE ClilrnRA Irnln and Vrovldnn Chlengn Dec 11VhM w motleratfly srltvn nnd ilrrllned on llbrrnl rr rpltR nnd nndr lpntlon of n lirnrlih iwrnmrtit report Mnmlnv Miy rlolns IVitH under yrnlor dny Com clord WftHo nnd ontn n xlinde lower Irovlnlons Rt tlio rloae wore n utindo to 10c hlclirr fluMm price lief 70e Jnn 7070He 7Wr Kelt 7tUe Torn Dec nnye Jnn 3iy4rutoHe anyrn iHri ivii x c On Is -Doc 2TVJ0 Pork Dec 12 in tnrd -Doc U124 Hlli Iee fnTiMiniri Ittc Jnn 21W21e M2 Jnn 1225 J720 Jnn jnR7Vj fU5 Jnn n22Vtfl1Jn Ciisli onotntlnn No 2 rrd wlit Mny May May Mny Mny Mny 72iCT 74Vr NM 1 rod wlient ntmavc No 1 uprlntr wlionl mii172Hr No 2 linrd whent nsff724o No a Imid wlient novfj7ic No 2 mull oorn H7if174e No T rn oorn nMWJTWo No 2 yellow oorn fl7He No 1 vellow fiirn iVTTWo Nn 2 onnli onto 224 CT21p No 2 white ont 2Kl2nVjc No- 3 while out 2Vi2i fhlrniro 1lvi Slurb fhlenco Doe nWXI Rrticrnlh 10o lower Blow Inclndlne hntrh er sloek nnd Toxmn unlives lot on snlo toclnr ono rnrlond nt J01 pood to prime steer X 2WS7fl20 poor to medium ST M R15 Koleoted feeder Mow T 7VJI25 mixed Mnekoro wonk JLSIfilfTi rows 2rnffln0 Iielforn 2 nVf74RV rnnnori hull 24KM ar enlven ntondy aVir2r Texnn reoelpts 20 heit on Nnlo todnr nine enrlondu nt 112V Toxnn fed Htoors XIOOTJI 71 Torn ifrs Btoers Ja2rCTIOO Terns ln11 WIOitatO noirs rtorelntP todnr tmnnrmw 10000 oitlmnlod left over 1000 notlve Memlr olnliu flrm Ion SIPT nihed nnd hntoliers i 0fTI 0 ond to elioleo lionvv t TOCT ov rons ii lioiw irrri - ticht lnr l0i lmlV of snteq 10fTIP0 lleeilnts 17 0OO kIipoh nnd Intnlm rlirvleo strniiBi medium lendv lionvv ilow fitner tnm1i oOT00 Rood to elioloe weier 4iOCT4 Ifl fnlr to olioloe mWod JtanOTM 10- irwimm lieen St 00450 Tor n Mleep S rnl n nnllrn ItnitiH J422 RR western Innilis S OOJJ W Kniimi ritv Tlvr Stoeb TTniTino rilv Dee IlPnttle tteoolpts 1 700 nntlvoH 700 Te xnns r00 onlres ood to elioloe teor lintoier rows nnd foodlnc rattle teiitv plnln slmt fed teers shnrto lower nntlvo teors S4 0T 0 lookers nnd fi odefo 100WI 10 Imtelirr eows nnd liefrs snOOfi -- runners 2 fiOfTIOO fed wntrrns IiiriOO fed Tonns fa rr 4 erns Ti a Wlnn rnlres lr0 fjn on ti Tlerolnti 17T00 trndo re y nrtlro pt t7te ndrnnro henvr Or V mlvei l stiAtrei I1rht t4RTWI on pies 4f07 7S Tlerelpts RaOO rood otlk mn rot stedr ole Innilis SBOf rir 0 on a0OT44n ctne eru nnd frrders Mri0fT4T oillls 2OfiaOO finnth Omitha Tlvr Stork South Omnhn Dec laCnttlr Receipts 2000 dull Inwrr native hoof ntorrs 42 ff540 western steer f400fft400 Texan steers t00CT17ri rows nnd heifer 300 W42S rnnnors 17ri27H atorkers nnd fredors 3XMT4M rnlvea 400ftfl00 hulls stn ts etc S2OfVff400 Hos ne eulpts 10 100 opened 24 eloRrd higher hejy r t mixed S4ROf7MR2H IlKht S477AW4 87Wj nlca Sl0042ri tinlk of sules 48Vf4RC Sheop Hcrelpts 3200 Kt early to stronr fed muttons S3VM10 wpHterns a75ff400 ooramon nnd stock sheep 35033 SO lambs 425g3rr0 State of Ohio city of Toledo Lucas county 88 Prank J Chenoy makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F J OhoneyCo doing business in the ent phaiie The Daily Chronicle how 1 citv of Tolwi nrt Rtate fore I T f said and that said llrm will pay cue sum of oue hundred dollars for each nnd every case of catarrh that cannot bo cured by tho use of Halls Catarrh Ulire FRANK 1 CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this Oth day of December A D 1880 A W Gleason seal Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally nnd acts directly on the blood nnd mu cous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free F J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by druggists 76c Halls Family Pills are the best The News jod department Is com plete in every particular Notice to Non Realdent Defendant Norfolk National bonk plaintiff vs D W Creen defendant TnD W Greene non resident de fendant You will take notice that on the 10th day of November 1900 Norfolk Na tional bunk plaintiff herein filed its petition in the district court of Madison county Nebraska against you tho object and prayer of which is to re cover a judgment against you for tho sum tf B0O together with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per am num from the 12th day of March 1100 upon u certain promisory note executed and delivoredby you to the plaintiff Norfolk Nntional hank for tho sum of 500 dated March 12th 1000 due six months after date aud hearing interest nt tho rate of ten per cent per annum You ore further notified that orders of attachment have been issued in said case against your property in this state nnd that under said orders the sheriff of Madison county in this state has levied upon the followlug described property situated in Madison county Nebraska to wit One lot of boxes containing miscell aneous articles one wnlnut hunting case and contents one folding bed complete one commode two thread oases ono leathered covered chair one table one office chair one office det k complete one crate pictures one center table one Bpring lounge j two book cases j one roll of Brussels carpet and all the other goods and chatties belong ing to you now stored in the Olney building in Madison county Nebraska Arid under said orders the sheriff of Pierce county Nebraska hos levied upon the following described property situ ated in Pierce county to wit Twonty five head of cows and heifers of various ages and colors oue three-year-old bull red one yearling bull red five Rprlug calves of various colors and three November 1000 calves red You are required to answer said peti tion on or before the 14th day of Janu arv 1001 Dated December 8th 1900 Norfolk National Bank By Barnes Tyler its attorneys B W JONAS FINE TAILORING Suit mudo to order and In the latett etyle Rr IairtnK neatly dono Shop on Bontb Fourth St tontb of fiaum Hrot I I I fffiaa KgS 55rS m BABIES CRY FOR fm e23Sf i mm Sir DIRBOTOBB F J HALE W HBDCHOLZ 8 8 COTTON PH ST1I fc SsNKV newt iim cn i tniitr Miourent WE HAVE JUST UNLOADED A CAR Of lino common boards of all lengths and widths Wo thought youd be wanting moro or less of this kind of stuff for fixing up about the plnco so wovo got ready for you Boforo making nuy repairs drop in nnd got our prices It doopnt mako any dif ference what you want if itB nnytliiug iu lumber or building material weve got it and tho price is right too L C fllTTELSTADT NORFOLK LUMBERMAN ttitin wiMUnwtl If vou wipli to lUV xoll or rent real OBtnto J 1 urito or call on we TWO SNAPS Snap No 1 A fi room house in good condition with stable coal sheds j and city water Lot ix 182 on west side Rents at 800 per DQfin 1 f month Price tpOUU j Snap No 2 One hundred nnd sixty acres miles southeast of Nor folk Four room houBO sheds etc Land nil under cultivation rtj I n 3 Easy terniB Per acre vj I U 4- Norfolk National TRACY DURLAND W H BUCHOLZ Preeidont ALEXANDER HEAR Vice President E W ZUTZ ABBietant Caehier Bank OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA Capital 10000000 Surplus 2000000 Does a General Banking Business Buys and Sella Exohange Interest Paid on Time DeposltB Drafts and Money Orders Sold on any Point in Europe A General Steamship and Foreign Passage Business Transacted A BEAU pp HANLON NA BAINBOLT WM ZOT I DIAMONDS - WATCHES Sterling Silver Flatware Silver Nov elties China Cut Glass all kinds of Jewelry and Pianos and Organs will make suitable Christmas Presents for your friends All the above articles at prices that will suit you at Hayes Jewelry Music House U9 Norfolk Avenue NORFOLK NEBR C W BRAASCH DEALER IN 22- GKRAJEETi I Exclusive agent lor the Celebrated Sweetvyater Rock Spring Coal the uaat iu iub luurKCb Scranton Bard Coal in all sizes TELEPHONE 61 I ATL I ii I m and bread made from BON TON FLOUR Have You Tried Them WIOTTS SUGAR CITY CEREAL MILLS PENNYROYAL PILLS 01 mensiruauon xuey are LiUriz HAVKICS tn oii trr 1 T- -aw WV KUg M jEmBwmwem They overcome Wealc ness irregularity and omissions increase vig or and banish paina 1 11 wumuuiiuou muiug uuveiopmcnt 01 organs and body No nuowu rcuicuy jur wumtn equals tnem Cannot do becomes a 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