The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, January 25, 1901, Page 8, Image 8
JS L 8 PRESS ASSOCIATION PrMlnn t 111 ln Hold In Omnlin Till Wrult Two rmUirm of llm Mrillntf liV Ti NotfnlU X niirr Miii From Mftmln Dully s Tlio Nebraska Htiito 1rrsi iix wluMon will 10 in session sovornl tluyH this week in Omaha nml It is i iiwtrd tlmt tlioro will bo nn iiiiKtinlly largo ntteiiiliitiou nuil n program of nioro tlmn 01 Unary interest will lie prcfoiiltd Ono of the jMipctH to bo read tomorrow nftornoon 1h ly lullus V UnllT of tlilH city IiIh mibjeit being llliitnrs Ink Around tlio Wot hi For kuiio tlmo past Air lltilfr Iiiih been making a col lection of liinvspnporH from nil ovor tlio world and now bun IW In all kinds or languages Homo of which nro very pu collar looking contilviuiccB to ho called UUWHpilpOlH IHh colloctloll Will 10 hlhltodat tlio mouting and IiIh paper will deal with what holms learned about journalism around tlio world while mak ing tlio colleutiou A feature of tlio kohmIoii will bo a dally paper of whieli Micro will bo four cdl tloiiB ono at noon and ono In tlio even ing of caoh day dmlng tlio two days hckhIoii WN Huso of Tin Nicws Ih i illtorlnohlLf of thin cMuirlinout and will bo assisted by n Htair holootud from tlio members of tlio association Mr lluco vent Onialiu yesterday to iiuiko tho preliminary arrniigoiiinntH for Issu ing the dally Tim Slum on I tin Olliti Ioit A man walked into a country printing olllco tlio other day and said to tho editor Say If you want something to till up your paper with you mtffht nay in your next issue that I havo jiiHt started a hIioo to mako and roimlr wagoiiH and carriages and would liko toliavo ovoiy lMMly to call and sco mo All right ropllod tlio editor Do you want an advertisement in tho paper too No said tho man just an item in tho local column Do you want to subscrlbo for tho paper asked the editor Woll no aald tho man 1 am tak ing two orthreo city paporH mid Homo Btory papers from Chicago I havont got tlmo to rond any more Maybo Ill take your paper wheii some of them otliors run out All riKht said tho oditor and liu Hiuilod to himself Noxt day the editor sent his carriage around to tho now wagon shop lie wanted two now spokes put in tho wheel uud tho dashboard repaired Ho saw tho man and told him ho had a little job for hlui jimt to help till up his time and keep him busy Tho man looked it ovor and said Well tho Bpulces will bo iiOconts each and tho dashboard 1 that will bo just 3 Oh said tho editor I didnt moan to pay for it I just brought it arouud Bjuno as you brought that item to mo yeitorday just to till up time Its only an itom you know Then tho wagou repairer saw the point and tho editor wont back to his oflloo and deftly pitohod tho itom into the wnstobasket Newspaperdom Mm M II Mttrrl The following from tho Guthrian of Guthrie Center Iowa will be read with interest by tho many friends of tho late Mrs M 11 Alorris in Norfolk Airs Cora Ritchie Morris boru at MorsailltS La Sallo county 111 Decem ber 2i 1855 dopat ted this lifo at the -homo of her brother O B Olmstead in Riker township Guthrie county Iowa January 11 1001 iu tho 40th year of Dior ago Tho deceased was the daughter of Mr ami Airs W W Ritchie uud came with her parents on their removal to this locality i Alarch 18S1 was united in marriage iu this place with her now boreft husband Alitohol R Alorris by llev D Slienton December 20 18Si Her husband was in the employ of the O H I Pao R R Co at tho etatious at this place and ut Glendon for some years The family moved to Nebraska locating near Norfolk and resided iu its vicinity or in tho town for a number of years where he was in tho employ of the Union Pacitio R R Co in telegraph mid other olllco work The deceased cuuie here a short timo ugo to visit relatives in this locality and to take her aged mother to make her i home with her iu Oklahoma City Com ing across from her brothers near Bay ard to her brothers in Baker township 8ho took a seveie cold whioh resulted in a fatal disease and death after a brief illness When she came here hoping for a pleasant visit with relatives am friends of years ugo the husband weut to Okla homa City Oklahoma Ter to purchase jv home ami was expecting her roturu with her mother when he receivf d a message informing him of the compan ions death Such are the severe be reatemonts incident to human lot It was not the lot of the deceased to he the mother of children but she per formed a mothers duties and bestowed motherly affection ou orphaued relatives Under her care the children of other mothers grew up to respousible place and respected condition She lived not for self alone but had respect for the bappiuess of others She was observant ol religious obligation aud some years ago receiving converting grace united Willi the OongrogaMoiml oliuroh In Nor folic In her villi hero she Indulged hopo of being of spliltual and moral bom lit to near ones whose Interests lay near her heart Hut while human na ture proposes Ho whoso judgements are past finding out disposes and the end of her life was reached In an unex pected milliner and plnne Mr Mitchel Morils of Oklahoma City was called here to attend tho fn net ul of his wife which occurred Mon day Mr Morris will be remembered by the oliler people of tho community having been employed by tho Hock Island railway company at Mention Menloand Casey For the past years ho has been living at Norfolk Nebraska leaving that place for Oklahoma and his wife coining hero after her mother Airs Itiohoy lie had a home prepared and was awaiting tho arrival of Mrs Morris and mother when tho telegiam came announcing her death THE HOUR OF DEATH Tim Hour iiMlm Jiiniilin DcroHun KlKiiri il In Cliliituo mill Hun TIiihi NulftiliKK if till Tnlrcruptl The death of Queon Victoria and mnrii DMlieoilillv tllU latillU of MlO Us- patches is responsible for a more or lesn Interesting dismission regarding the dif ference ol tlmo between England and Nebraska and thero has been a wido diversity of opinion as to tho exact dif ference It Is puzzling to a good many to roalle that tho queen should pass away ut lIO in the ovening and Tun Nrwsbo able to get it before its readers long be fore that hour had arrived It only shows how inuoh more rapidly electric ity can travel than tho sun or more properly speaking than tho earth volvo on its axis Tlio hour given in the dispath to Tin Nrws was I but tho dispatches today announce It nt U I10 which is probably cm root Tun Nkws dispatch was received hero at 1 0 yostorduy aftoruoon and tho queens death had occurred at 40 min utes and to Booonds after 12 oclock Chicago tlmo therefore it wns known hero that tho queen was dead 10 minutes afterward Hut as Norfolk is west of Chicago and very near the division whore mountain tlmo begins tho actual time of her death hero waB It seconds after 12 bun time Tho dilVeronoo of timo between Green wich and Chicago which is 87 degrees and G minutes west is 5 hours 50 min utes and 20 socouds Tho difference between Greenwich and Norfolk 17 degrees and 24 minutes west is ft hours 2 minutes and 21 sec onds The queen breathed her last after tho buu had gone down and the uowb reached here shortly after noon BEGA Dr lloldon colled in Bega Saturday 15rio Sweuson is visiting with friends in Swaburg Rov Rydor of Norfolk visited in this vicinity Alonday Aliss Lillie Burohiuoro spent Saturday and Sunday iu Norfolk Aliss Anna Luudquist visited iu Nor folk Saturday aud Snndoy Airs Peterson and Anna Nelson of lloskius wero in Bega Saturday Quito a number of Bega young people aro attending tho revival meetings iu I loskins Kliner Luudquist came homo from Wayne and spent Sunday He returned Alonday aftoruoon Andrew Olson and Bernhard Aspline wont to Wayne on Alouduy to spend a few tonus in tho normal WARNERVILLE John Couley is ou the sick Aliss Maggie Halpin is reported seri ously ill 15 D Daniel has gone to Indiana to visit his children Bert Lyons lias leased the farm of II Barney aud will tako possession March 1 Air Barney has built himself a house iu Madison and will move there iu tho spring Tuesday evening of last wed tho friends of Viola Ourletou met ut the resideuce of hor father to celebrate the Kith anniversary of her birthday Tho evening was happily speut at games aud dancing Rrofreshments wero served You Simula Know About Km iiilug In Intuitu Corn is king but other grains are sue- censfully raised and you can buy laud cheap along the Fremont Klkhoru Missouri Valley railroad Write for particulars to J II Gaum Traveliug Pass Auiit Den i hff Or to J R iJuoas Geu sieuw Agent Omaha Neb David City Neb April 1 1000 Genesee Pure Food Le Roy N Y Geutlemen I must say iu regard to Grain 0 that there is uothiug better or healthier We have used it for years Aly brother was a grout coffee drinker Ho was taken sick aud the doctor said coffee was tho cause of it My brother has been well ever since we started to use it Yours truly Lillie Scciior T1IK NOKFOUC NEWS 1 HI DAY JANUARY 2 IS01 ELKS LODGE OFFICERS Ili IIkii of Iiikii to lin I imliiltril ul Hie IliMliitlnn of III Orilcr NYxt Siilunliiv Ct miIiik from HntimlmV Dully At the Oxiuird hotel lust evening a meeting was held of those who intend joining tho Uenovolent and Protective Order of lClks to bo instituted in this city on tho evening of January 21 A 1 Diirland tempi rary chairman pre sided over tho meeting After the rending of tho minutes of the previous meeting those present proceeded to elect members to bo installed as olllcers of tho new lodge as follows hxaltcd ruler Geo II Hpear lCstccmed leading knight 0 II Reyn olds IChteenied loyal knight Isaac Powers Esteemed lecturing knight lolm A lihrhait ot Stanton Ksquho O 15 Gieeno Tyler Otto Tnppert Secretary 15 II Tracy Treisuier W II Buoholz Trustees for three yems Geo A Ihooln of Hiiilo Mills for two years W N Hufio for ouo year 15d Waller stedt Chaplain Rov John H C Inner guard Geo A Davenport Organist Uov 15 A Osbom of Crcighton Reports wero received fiom tho exec utive reception banquet and hall com mit loin all reporting progress and all being given further time The secretary was instructed to invito all tho lodges of tho stnto and those ot Sioux City and Council Hlnfls Iowa to attend the installation of the 15lks lodge in this placo on tho evening of January 20 The trustees wero Instructed to look up a hall for tho temporary home of the lodgo A committee of three consisting cf Alcssrs Tracy Reynolds ami Greene was appoiuted to draft by laws and submit same to tho ilrst regular meet ing Chlnone Named The Toronto Alail supplies this very clear iutorprotation of Chinese names Tho mysterious namos appearing in tho Chinese dispatches become familiar enough when translated thus Tung means east si west nan south pei north while tsin kin or king stands for capital or metropolis as in Pekin northern capital and Nankin south ern capital Tien means heaven so Tiou Tsin signifies heavenly metropolis Ho or kiang means river so Pei ho is North river Si kiang West river Oho means seven so Che Kiang is seven rivers Shan is mountain and Shnn tung east mountain and Shan si west moun tain Pai is white and Pai shnn white mountain Hai is sea and kwau stands for gate so Hai kwan the maritime customs is gate ot the sea and mountain and sea gate Shang is a city ami Shanghai city by tho sen Hoang is yellow Hoang Ho Yellow river and Huang Hai Yel low sea Yang means ocean and Tse son hence tho Yaug tso river is son of the ocean and Tieu tse son of heaven the emperor Ku or Kow is a mouth or pass and Tii big or great so Ta ku uieaiiB big mouth of Pei ho while Nan kow stands for south pass from Mongolia Hu is u hike hug n hill hsiang a village listen a tax district Fu is a perfecture tai a governor tao a cir cuit or group of admiuistrntive depart ments so tao tal is a goveruor of a cir cuit and fn tui is a governor of a per fecture Chno or kiao is a bridge li a Chinese mile eight and thus is the eight mile biidge Clio or chow is a depot or stopping place hence Tung ohow eastern depot of Peku Sheu is a province and Shon si is the westorn province Yamon is a police station or oflicial resideuce and Hui a secret society or club Tsing means pure or clear so Tfliug kiang is clear river whie Ta Taiug means great pure name of present dy nasty aud Kwo being a kingdom or empire Ta Tsing Kwo signifies the em pire of tho great pure China is the name applied by the Chinese to the United States and means great America Fnl About Victorlii The following facts regarding Queen Victorias lifo aud personality have been gleaned from various sources At the time of hor death she had lived 81 years aud 212 days or four days longer than any English sovereign The illuess which resulted in her duith dates from tho time Lord Ttoberts iuformed hr r that the Boer war could uot terminate soon The dead sovereigns height was four feet aud eleven iuches She absolutely refuted to confess her weight She had nine children seveu of whom are living Her income was 11025000 per annum Her cubtom uutil reef nt years was to rise every morning at 7 oclock Queen Victoria was tho mother of Albert Kdwurd the present king also of Victoria dowager empress of Ger many She was the grandmother of Wilholm emiXTor of Germany Victoria Alice czarina of Russia of Marie princess of Rotinianiaj Victoria grand dnnhoss of Hfsiri Knulilit i1nrlira fif Mmrln mill ir r ti - r nrnu nf 1 ill F1 lliji lltll 1 II l Wl vi y 151izalietli grand duchess tiergo of Rus sia of I5ruest grand duke of Hese She was great grandmother of the crown princo of Piussla hiir apparent to the German empire also of Olga grand ducluss of Russia and htiicis ap parent of tho Russian empire Tho queen had four loyal reside uces Hucklnghain Windsor Osborn and Balmoral in Scotland the latter being hor favorite Hho was born Alay 21 181 crowned June 23 I818 wedded to her cousin Princo Albert of In 1810 and died January 22 1001 Tho quoons privato fortuno is mated at between t250X000 and 000000 Tho uiecii is said to havo owned con siderable properly in tho United States notably in Now York Sho has been a widow iug which timo she lias worn colors but onco years danced dur um IhriiANAS Mich May 22 leneseo Pino l uod CoLo Rov N Y Gentle men My mamma has been a great cof fee drinker and has found it very injur ious Having used sevorul packages of your Graln O tho drink that takes tho place of collee sho Hods it much better for heiself and us children to drink She has given up collee drinkingontirely Wo use a pickago of Grain 0 every week I am ten years old Yours respectfully Fanmi Wiimams BATTLE CREEK Ohms Nouwerk made u business trip to Norfolk Saturday Adam Seip of Green Garden wns vis iting hero Tuesday with his parents Alvin Air and Airs O II Alaas littlo baby has been very sick the last few days Owen ONeill went to Omaha Alon day where lie has business for several days Otto II Alaas went to Madison AIou day on real estate business and returned the next day Wm Ulrich of Bassett arrived here Thursday for a couplo of mouths visit with his parents John A Wright shipped one carload of fat cattle and L B Bukerone carload of hogs Alonday James Taylor who is employed iu the Norfolk iuBiine asylum was visiting with his parents here Sunday Chas aud Otto Fuerst returned Sat urday from their two weeks visit witn relatives at Kowaueo Illinois Four implement dealers in Battle Creek 1 That will say something This town should be the farmers choice Howell Avery returuod from Tildeu Tuesday where he has been assisting in AI L Thomsons store for about two weeks K I Niles is building a nice dwelling and barn on one of his quarter sections seven miles west for his son Harry who was married last fall Representative P F Zimmerman came home from Lincoln Friday aud was very sick with la grippe He is getting better although ho was unable to attend tothe sessions this week We dont hear much lately about the hog cholera The way it looks the dis ease has stopped Some of our farmers lost from 100 to 150 head Aly neighbor lost all of his because he had only one 15x Congressmau E K Valentine of West Point was here the latter part of last week woiking for tne Bankers Re serve Lifo Insurauco compauy of Omaha He met niauy old time friends iu this commuuity Lots of stock was shipped from here Tuesday George Berry shipped two double deck carloads of sheep J W Risk one carload of cattle Frank Schiukeus one carload of cattle and John Lucht one carload of hogs Judgo Nouwerk met with an accident Friday morning While shaking bauds with a fiieud from Fremont he turned his right leg too quick and sprained it badly He is getting along all right and maybe he will be out again by Sunday W B Fuerst has changed his mind aud is not going to Washington He has takeu tho local ageuoy for the Champion Harvester Co and has rented tho old Burnt ke implemeut building oue door west of Reif s millinery store owned by the battle Creek Valley bank Wo wish Billy unbounded success iu his new business While driving home from town Satur day eveniug Chas Thomas who lives six miles north fell out of his wagou at tho ONeill bridge aud was badly hurt ou his forehead aud neck Chas Rich ards who drove iu front saw the aoci dent nud with the assistance of Jock Mauuiug drove book to town with him where the doctors trimmrd him up Wo learned that he is improviug A fellow must not feel too good when he goes home The complete service of Tho Chic- ago Portlaud Special via Union Pacific enables passengers to reach tho priuci pal cities Iwtweeu the north and Pacific coast aud Missouri river not only in the shortest possible space ot time but also in tbo most comfortable and enjoyable mauner The diniug cars on this train are stocked with the best the market affords All meals served a la carte T WTirWgggtMgtJctoJStUiiact I tlAildn3rJlUMJBfBlJlliMIIUWroWWIM8WMa Railroad and Business Ciecforv a c u Ou o o CO u o z I 0 I R TlMb TABLE i Fremont Elkhorn Mo Valley iit Oinnliii Pnnnominr CIiIoiiku KxjnBS IINT CliiniKo KxprPM fecVaff DCtAHT tllrtiitn 1240 pm AliUIK 7 M n in Oiiuiliu InhHUiHcr 12ld pin WlHT IIFllUT lllnck Itillo MLprppn 7Wlm Wrtlltm 1iikhi iiKor 12 40 p m Vurdhcro Accntiiiiioitnttiiti lP0nm W1CM1 ARIlUK lllnck IIUU KrprpM I2vruptn Wnihiro lniwtiKiT OMiiiii VitiIIkio AccimiHiiHlnllim 72liiin TliolililciiKO nml Hlnrk Hills Kxpnw iiirhon nnil ilrpnrts from Junction depot 1 lio Oinnlut inn YoriliKro IrntUH anil n iitil ilopnit from cltj lltlpllt II M ATRAC ARltlt Union Pacific SOlTII UKr AHT Columlnif Acromtmxlntlnti RiSUptn Oiiinhn Denver mill lnclllc Count 1 1 u0 a in MliTll Antmn Columbus Ace inmoilMlon lHlpin OmnliH kriiMir ninl IncillcTunM l00pin CnutuvtB nt Nut folk with V K A M V koliitf viBt timl north Hml wllli tlio O 8t 1 M A O for points north nml en ft K W JtNKMAN Agent Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha FAhr urlnT Slonx Mty nml Omnlin PnFpncor HMO am Bloux HyliiKBoUKer I 00 p m UKhT Annivi Sioux City PnBPUBcr lOiJSsm HlncsCilr nnil Oninhit PdtifiriiKHr 780 pm Cnnm rtf nt Norfolk with K E A Jt V Kitiff wept nnd north and with tin- U V for points nntii K W Junkman Agent Daily oxcopt nuniluy C S HAYES Pine WatchA Prpalrlnjr WJf MISS MARY SHELLY DRESSMAKER Over I Inn n i lltim Sloro Spenoef Ovolman Boots and oes Repairing Ncall Oono d B HERMANN Contractor and Builder 1 1 7 Fourth Sttret M C WALKI3K Flour and Feed Ill Norfolk Atenun IflSKEEPS iYilulilNERY Cheapest nnd Bent Norfolk Avenue d WEDWARDS Am AVorr 3parantik Ctr llninpch nn nutl 4th St The Norfolk HorseshoerB V tjsxsmxiwzumxBKXBnsKKxtni Time is Money PCM k m jrtan i ad P5 n n b asks m r iisuoauKi The Norfolk Gash Store of framing SELLS Staple and Fancy Groceries GLASSWARE QUEfNSWARE ROCKERY Straw Hats and Shoes at cost Fine Teas and Coffees a specialty Try our fain -us Mellowrich coffee the finest brand in the market We are headquarters for fresh fruits of all kinds We sell the celebrated Pierce and Neligh Flours Highest prices paid for Butter and Eggs A G BOHINERT Propr YOU MUST NOT FORGET That we are constantly growing in the art of mak ing Fine Photos and our products will always be fouud tq embrace the most ARTISTIC IDEAS aud Newest style in Cards and Finish We also carry a fine line of Moldings suitable for all kinds I 7V TRAILS ARE VIA THE UNION PACIFIC Missouri River to Salt Lake City TEN HOURS QUICKER THAN- ANY OTHER LINE flissouri River to San Francisco FIFTEEN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER LINE Missouri River to Portland FIFTEEN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER LINE TJ Buffet Smoking aud Library Cars wih Barber Shops and Pleasant Reading Rooms Double Drawing Room Palace Sleepers Dinim Cais Meals a la Carte Pintsch Light For full information call on or address F W JUNEMAN Agent Edisons Phonograph Better than a Piano Organ or Music Box for it sings and talks as well as plays and dont cost as much Itrepro uces the nnisiu of any instrument bond or orchestra tella stones and theoldfumiliarhyransas wellasthepopularsongs it io always ready Bee that Mr Kdisons signaturois en every machine rtll losues or all dealers or NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH CO 135 Fifth Ave NeS YoA wmwmqm siWasasBsac f T r t y aw JVTTWBBSSr O