. \ THE NORFOLK NEWS : FllIDAY , FEBRUARY 21. 1902 ,
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W. N. UUU1C. PubllHhor.
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Ktory Frlilny. lly mull per your ! tl.M.
Kntarml nt tlio roMolllco nt Norfolk , Noli. , ni
Mcoiul elites matter.
Ttlnnlionnii : Killlorlnl Pftttarlmnht , No. 2 ! (
liuMnoBi Olllcn ntul Jtili Rooms , No. 822 ,
Future imvul Imttlofl nhould bo ixr-
ranged BO that there will l > o no Scliluy-
eontrovornlofl nftorwiml ,
Tlio roralillontiN | of Missouri arc thor
oughly nrousoil mid propone to win mi
election if tlmy cnu noouro n fair count.
Bjmln IH tllBoovorliiK that tlio country
linn ononiioH without looking IIH fnr IIH
tlio Unitnd StiiteH for thorn. Tito folks
at homo arc Rlvlug SaguHtu conuidorablo
troublo.
It ifl reported that there arc 10,123
MUM of Hinallpox In tlio United StutoH
iw compared with 4,851) ) iv year ago.
The report dooH not stnto that deaths
nro nlflo on the inuroaso.
Tomorrow is WashiiiKton'H birthday
nnd tlio good old Koutlonuui'a Imtchot IH
iHiiiigdug up in nil parts of tlio country
for tlio purpose of illuHtrating IIH ! predominant -
dominant good ( { utility to the youth of
the land.
The British who nro complaining of
the inactivity of parliament should conic
( o the United States and attend n sosaion
of congress when the Philippine quos-
tiou ! H Htirred up. They would bo af
forded n contract with variatioiiH.
The Army and Navy Journal Huggonts
that the United States swnp the Philip-
jiincfl to Great Britain for Canada nnd
its otbor Ainerionn possessions. Per-
liapa this might bo Batisfuctory to the
United States if the British nro willing.
'It is reported from Washington thnt
tlio govcniinont is about to iiiHtitnto
proceedings against that fninousmilroad
merger. If Unolo Sam takes n hand in
the game it may bo expected that there
will bo some interesting development.
The condition of young Toddy llooso-
volt is now reported in n few lines in
the daily press and it IB presumed that
those who feared thnt young man WIIH
receiving too much attention are nblo to
view the reduction of his notoriety with
cqunnimiiy.
Secretary Ilay has given the c/.nr's
government to understand thnt its
policy in China is objectionable and
while the llussian boar may bo inclined
to show his tooth at the interference it
is probable that ho will wisely make
junttors right in Muuchuria ,
The Bco has arranged its republican
anti-Savage comments by counties nnd
it really looks as though his excellency
had but few bnliwioks on which ho may
defend for n rouoniiuation. The eonti
jnent expressed by the press may not bo
the sentiment of the rank nnd iiloof the
party , but the chances nro thnt it is.
President Roosevelt has handled a
Tory embarrassing decision with much 1' '
honor nnd credit , nud his opinion on the
Schloy-Sampson controversy is the most
satisfactory adjustment of the difllonlty
thnt has yet been given the public. In
determining that the Santiago light was
really n captains' battle ho places the
credit where it undoubtedly belongs , nud
the people will consider it an honor nud
a pleasure to support his opinion.
The court that sentenced Bank
"Wrecker Gould , who got awny with
nbont | 250,000 , must have considered
thnt If n longer sentence was imposed
and Governor Suvago was in olllce , ns
ho expects to IK > , ho would bo pardoned
anywny , nud determined to make the
flontonco so light that it would offer
alight excuse for oreontivo clemency.
Perhaps too , in comparison with the
.
tiino served by bartloy , the sentence is
aot too light. Events are proving thnt
it is comparatively safer to bo a big
thief thnn a small one , bat oven thnt re
quires some ability.
Some of the sentimental fusion edi
tors nro professing that the removal of the
light from the statue of liberty in Now
York hnrbor ia a symbol of the decay of
the liberty of the country. If liberty
had been born with the placing of the
light in the statue they might have
reason for their pessimistic utterances
but liberty had been installed long before
fore Bartholdi presented that statuo. I
liberty depends on a mere light in i
tower or any ancient writing it is on i
most iustublo foundation indeed. Un
til the spirit of liberty is removed fran
tbo hearts of the American pcoplo th
calamity wallers have no reason to
worry about its overthrow and there
will outlive any more symbol or form o
liberty.
Governor Savngo has taken the bul
by the horns and no longer expresses
desire to retire to his farm , lean ngaius
a haystack uud exchange yarns am
chewing tobacco with the hired man o :
guess on the weight of n bunch of Berk
nhiro pigs. On tbojcoutrary , he is pro >
nonnced in his intention to stand as
candidate for a renomination. We ad
ilro his nerve at any rato. If ho really
oslros to know what the republican
arty In Nolirnxkn thinks of hio not in
ardonlng Joe Hartley ho IB taking ex-
c.tly the proper way to find it out , nnd
ylion ho does the result will 1m fnr from
ntturing to his vanity or his record iw
overnor. The republican press had
uuiifi'fltod u wIllliignoHH to lot the Bart-
episode rest for the present , but this
eclarationof the governor him thrown
own the gauntlet nnd from now on nu
ll the nominations nro inndo the boys
111 HPO to it that ho is not forgotten ,
nt IB reinemborod ns his acts deserve.
tanton Picket.
LONG FIGHT OVER MERGER.
ntercBts Behind Securities Company
Will Not Give Up Easily.
Now York , I 'ob. 21. Hankers of
his city IdenUlled with the formation
f the Northern Securities company
> voro greatly ftiirprlscd to learn , ami
t first refu'sod to bcllovo , thnt Attor-
oy Gonoml Knox Is preparing a case
gainst the company. They pointed
> ut that n decision In a caco from
ho snpromo court of the United States
s expected on Monday next. They
voro unnhlo to iindcrHtnml why notlco
f another notion should bo given pcnd-
UK thla decision.
It Is Hinted to be the Intention of
oth the Hlll-Moigan and Kuhn , Loob
fc Co. nnd llarrlman syndicates to
Ight the cane out to the end. All the
lankors noon expressed themselves as
onddunt of the ultlmato result. A
eng legal bnttlo Is promised , but it
s understood that , no matter what
ho decision may be , the prominent
den that brought the comiuuiy Into
'Xtstoncu ' will bo maintained. Such
ontliiKcnch's as have arisen , ho said ,
> voro foreseen by legal talent when
ho laot details were arrungod some
nonths ago and provision is made for
ho carrying out of the communlty-of-
wncrshlp Idoiu
NCREASE IN DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
owa Outranks All States in Total
Value of Live Stock.
Washington , Fob. 21. Tlio census
wronu In a report on domestic an-
mala in the United States on Juno 1 ,
900 , announccH thnt all the domestic
( inlmalB in the United States have n
irobablo value of at least $3,200,000 ,
000. The total value of nil domestic
animals on farina nnd ranges was
12,981,054,115 , aRalnat $2,208,707,513 In
1890. The real gain therefore Is np
proxlmatcly 25 per cent. Meat cattle ,
other than dairy cows , increased gen
orally. Swlno increased 9 per cent.
Iowa leads nil the states In the total
value of Its live stock , whllo Texas
ranks second. The former has mi Investment -
vestment of live stock of $271,811,031
unil the Inttcr has $230,227.431.
UNITED STATES PROTESTS.
Nothing Uncertain About Position on
'
Conditions In China.
Poking , Feb. 21. A sensation
auscd In diplomatic circles hero when
t became known that the United
States , through Secretary of SUite
John Hay , had sent a note to the RUB
slan and Chinese governments closely
along the lines of the Anglo-Japanese
treaty of Jan. 30. The note Is n dl8 >
tlnct warning to both China and Rus
sla that the United States will not
permit the Integrity of the empire to
bo molested In favor of one nation to
the detriment of another. The note
practically endorses the English treaty
with Jnpnn.
Children of American Revolution.
Washington , Feb. 21. The nnnual
congress of the Children of the Amor-
cnn Revolution convened hero yester
day. Mrs. George M. Steinberg of this
Ity. the president. In her nnnual ml-
ilrcss , said whllo the society was In Us
nfancy It already numbers 5,000 and
should increase tenfold In the next
two years. She paid high tribute to
the late President McKlnlcy , whoso
name she said should bo forever as
sociated with thnt of Washington ns
one of the greatest presidents of the
republic.
Accuses a Postmaster.
Dos Molnes , Feb. 21.--C. II. Fulling-
ton , who claims to have been mobbed
last September near Avon , has niado
formal charges against John King ,
postmaster at that place. Ho alleges
thnt King Instigated the visit of the
mob , which consisted of about 15
men , who called at his place of rest
dcnco after dark , nnd , headed by
King , and upon threats of personal
frlolenco by King , spokesman for the
crowd , ordered him to leave the state
Fulllngton has made affidavit to Wash
ington , and also to Postmaster School
er of this city.
Enrthauake Victims 5,000.
London , Feb. 21. Cabling from St.
Petersburg , the correspondent of th
Dally Mail says the seismic disturb
ances nt Shnmnkn have recommence ;
and that a fresh volcano began ti
erupt vigorously Inst Wednesday. Th
correspondent odds that the numbe
of killed In the Shanmka dlbtrlct 1
now estimated at 5.000.
Death of Nebraska Pioneer.
Nebraska City. Neb. . Fob. 21. Don
aid McCulag died hero last evening
aged GG. A wlfo and eight sons an
daughters survive him. Ho was on
of the most prominent pioneers of th
sta4e. During President Cleveland * !
last term he was chief of division un
der Secretary Morton In the agrlcu
tural department.
Fighting In Colombia.
Panama , Colombia , Fob. 21. It I
positively known here that the force :
under the government general , Castro
and the revolutionary general , Her
. rora are fighting. Varied and numcr
ous reports have reached here of thl
engagement , but they all lack coif
flrmatlon. _
WHILE I am yet a stranger to you , I soon won't be. The
ready cash has done it. I bought the Bohnert grocery
stock at a great sacrifice. Invoicing will begin Monday , and
then it will be only a question of a few days to arrange the
stock at the Beds' building , formerly occupied by Braash &
Zuelow , and then we will deal out bargains that you never
had before. Wait for our opening advertising.
THE BELL .
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WAX ROSENTHAL , Proprietor.
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Accuses the Governor of Mis
representing Facts.
SENATE TALKS ON PHILIP.'INES.
Colorado Senator Charges False Re
port on Islands Sducatlon of 'In
dians In East Opposed In Vain In
House Carlisle School Retained.
Washington , Feb. 21. With the ex
ception of a few minutes given to rou-
Ino business , the scuta devoted Its
entire session to the Philippine ques-
Ion. Patterson ( Colo. ) , one of the
minority members of the Philippines
commission , delivered his first extend
ed speech In the senate and was given
i most attentive and careful hearing ,
lo discussed principally the sedition
aws enacted by the Philippines com
mission , vigorously attacking the au
thority of the commission to enact
and enforce such laws , lie main
tained that congress alone had tbo
power to put In force enactments of
bat character. He compared Informa
tion furnished by the executive de-
imrtincnts of the government with
some of the statements of Governor
1'aft In his testimony before the Phil-
pplnes commission with respect to
the capabilities of the Filipinos , and
declared , with some heat , his belief
hat Governor Taft misrepresented the
true situation In the Islands for mo
tives unknown. Ho assorted that If
the G.000,000 Christians in the Phll-
pplnes were Protestant Christians ,
the cruelties practiced on them by
the American authorities would have
to stop , as no member of congress
would be able to withstand the wrath
of the Methodists , Baptists and Pres
byterians of this country.
Nelson ( Minn. ) presented a legal
and constitutional argument In sup
port of this government's action In
the Philippine archipelago and sharply
criticised Patterson for Injecting Into
the controversy the question of sec
tarianism. McCumber ( N. D. ) urged
that congress should not bind the fut
ure now by a declaration of a definite
policy regarding the Philippines.
Indian Bill In House.
Washington , Fob. 21. The house
spent the day working on the Indian
appropriation bill. Forty-two of the
G2 pages were disposed of. Several
amendments wcro adopted , but none
of much importance. Smith ( A. T. )
offered an amendment to strike out
the appropriation for the Carlisle
school , and It became tbo text for u
general onslaught on the practice of
educating Indians In eastern schools.
His amendment was defeated. Just
before the close of the session Fitz
gerald ( N. Y. ) made an attack upon
the superintendent of the school at
Mount Pleasant , Mich. , who , ho sold ,
was charged with permitting the de
bauching of Indian girls. Sherman ,
chairman of the Indian committee ,
promised to make an investigation at
the Indian office.
Receiver id r-iu
Plnttsmouth. Neb. , Feb. 21. Walter
J. White of this city has been appoint
ed receiver of the Plattsmonth Gas
and Electric Light plant. The bond
holders brought suit to compel the
city to pay $30,000 for the plant.
Ill * Whereabout * .
"Do yon happen to know anything of
yonr master's whereabouts ? " asked a
wife who was looking for her husband.
"I'm not sure , mem , " said the care
ful servant , "but I think they're In the
wash. "
Estimate of Expenses.
The county commissioners of Madison
county , Nebraska , at their regular meet
ing in January , 100 : ? , made the following
estimate of expenses for the cusuiug
year :
County institute fund . . . $ 125 00
County road fund S.riOOJOO
County printing 1,000 00
County attorney's salary 950 00
Care of paupers 2,000 00
Fuel , postage and expenses. . ,800 00
Books , stationery and supplies. , SOO 00
Election expenses ,100 00
Assessors' pay nnd mileage . . ,000 CO
Soldiers relief fund ,000 00
Poor farm expenses. ,000 00
Conuty superintendent salary 1-100 00
County bridge fund 1,200JD )
County clerk's salary as clerk
of board i 50000
Commissioner * ' pay and mile
age 2,80000
Bounty onvild animals 800 00
Jnilor's foes 1,200 00
Janitor's salary and assistants
to county olllcors 2,500 00
District court and jurors. . . . 7,500 00
Insane fund 1,000 00
Aid to agricultural society. . 700 00
Furniture nnd ropairts on
County court house and jail
nnd insurance on county
buildings 1,500 00
Interest on court house bonds
between Madison and
Union precincts 000 00
Sinking funds for same 400 00
Battle Crook village jail bonds
nnd interest 150 00
EMIL WINTEU ,
County Clerk.
Notice.
Tlio democratic electors of thq several
wnrds nro hereby cnllod to moot in mass
convention at the city hall on the 3rd
day of March , 1002 , nt 8 o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of selecting delegates
for the several wards to the city conven
tion to bo hold on the Cth dny of March ,
1002 , nud to select the candidate for
councilman from each ward.
Tholdolegtttos selected are to bo voted
on nt the primary election which will
bo held on the -Hh day of March , 1902 ,
nt the several places nnmernted below :
First ward nt Uhle's grocery store.
Second ward at Carl Lnnbsch'a tin
shop.
Third ward nt Timos-Tribnno office.
Fourth ward at Fourth ward hose
house.
The polls will remain open from 12
o'clock noon to 7 o'clock p. m.
DANIUL J. KOENIOSTEIN ,
Chairman ,
F. W. KoEitunii ,
Secretary ,
of the city central committee.
Aua. BRUMMUNU ,
CAUL WILDK ,
D. J. KOENIQSTEIN ,
F. W. KOEUBEU ,
Ward Conimitteomen.
JR. H. T. HOLDEN
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Otllco , Citizens Nntlonnl Bank Building.
Telephone 101.
Baultarlnm and Residence , Main nud 13th St
Telephone 9.
Norfolk , . - Nebraska.
JB. N. J. HOAGLAND ,
Osteopnthlc Physician.
Diseases both acnto nnd chronic enrcefBfollj
treated without nee of drugs or kulfo.
Phone No. F 54. Olllce at residence ,
109 North 10th Street ,
Norfolk , Nebraska
J. COLE ,
DENTIST.
Olllce over Citizen's National Bank. Resldouci
ono block north of Congregational church.
Norfolk , . . . Nebraska
MARY SHELLEY
Fashionable Dressmaker.
Op stairs In Cotton block , over Banm's stor *
First-class work guaranteed.
Norfolk , Nebraska
. SADIE HART MILLER.
Ostcopathic Physician.
Rooms over Hayes' Jewelry Honee , Norfolk
"
gESSIONS & BELL ,
Undcrtnkcrsmnd Embnlinerd ,
Sessions Rlk. , Norfolk Ave.
Norfolk , - Nebraska
J.C. YOCUM ,
RESIDENT PIAN.O TU'NER ' ,
Office with J. D. Sturgeon ,
NOUFOLK , - - NBIIUASKA.
M. E. SPAULDIIMC ,
UEALKHOIN
FLOUR , - FEED ,
TELEPHONE : : NO. 8S
ALL MILLINERY GOODS
At Greatly Reduced Prices at
Miss E. J. Bender's.
SDGflR CITY GEREflli JIMS , i
rinnufncturers of the
Bon Ton and Sun-Shine Flours.
Every Sack Guaranteed ,
C. W. BRAASCH ,
- DEALER IN -
Exclusive agent lor the Celebrated Sweetwater Bock Spring Goal the
best in the market.
Scranton Hard Coal in all sizes. TELEPHONE 61.
Q. A. LUIKABT . . , PBMIDBNT. W. H. JOHNSON , CAsniBn ,
CIIA8. S. BRIDGE , VICE FBEBIDKNT. . , LEO PASEWALK , Ass'x Gum B.
The Citizens National Bank.
Capital , $50,000. Surplus , 85,000.
Bny and cell echan o on this country uinl nlljparts o < Europe , ( Farm Loans.
BWANK Directors. , Q. A. CARL LUIKABT ASMCB , T. , F W MBUMINOEB. IT. JOHNSON , L. CIIAS. SESSIONS S. Bur , DOE. 0 , W. BnAABcn , 0 , U
FOR GOOD LOANS AND EASY PAYMEiNTS
The Norfolk Building and Loan Ass'o
C. B. DURLAND , Secretary.
Railroad and Business Directory. |
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R. R. TIMETABLE.
Fremont , Elkhorn & Mo. Valley.
EAST. DEPART.
Omnlm Passenger 6:03am :
Chicago Bxproea 12:10p : m
KAST. ABB1VE.
Chicago Express 7:30 p m
Omaha Passenger 12 : < 0pm
WKHT. DKPABT.
Black Hills aiprooB 7:50 p m
Vorcllgro Passenger 12:40 : pm
Yonllgro Accommodation 8:30am :
WEST. ABBIVE.
Black Hills Express 12:20pm :
Vonligro Passenger 63 am
Vordltrre Accommodation 7:10pm
The Chicago and Black Hills Express arrives
and departs from Junction depot. The Omaha
and Verdigre trains arrive and depart from city
depot. II. C. MATBAU , Agent.
Union Pacific.
80DTII. DEPABT.
Columbus Accommodation 3KOpm
Omaha , Denver and Paclllc Coast ll:00n : m
NOBTII. ABBIVB
'Columbus Accommodation
11:45 : n m
Omaha , Monverand Pacific ccmet B.-OOpm
Connect ? at Norfolk with F. , K A M. V. going
west and north , and with the C. Bt. P. M , & O.
for points north and past.
J , B. BL8LFKHB , Agent.
Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis
& Omaha.
BAST. DKPABT.
Slonx fHty and Omaha Passenger . . . 0:30 am
Blonx rityPaBsonger ,
1:10 : j > m
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WIST. AnniVK.
'Slonx City Patoengor 100am :
Blocx City and Oinali
Passenger 7:25 : | > m
Connects at Norfolk with K. , K. & M. V. going
west and north , and with the U. P. for points
sonth. J. B. KLHKFFKH , Agent.
* Ially except Snnday.
BOARDING.
Having romovsd to Sooth Fonrtli street , one
block from Main , I am prapared to oiler first
elate accommodations to
Regular Boarders and Transient Custom
Houienouly furnished anil rooms heated
MKS. AUSTIN.
Pboio 17S. I
S. HAYES ,
. Fine Watch
Repairing.
MISS MARY SHELLY
DRESSMAKER ,
Over I3nuin Bros. ' Store.
Sponoen & Oualcoon
Boots and Shoes ,
Repairing Neatly Done.
J. B.HERMANN ,
Uontraetop and Builder
117 Fourth Street.
M. E. SPAULDINQ ,
Flour and Feed
411 Norfolk ATonne.
IflSKEEP'S
Cheapest and Best.
Norfolk Avenue
J.W.EDWARDS
ALL WOBK GDABANTBED.
Cor. IJraaBch ave nnd 4th St.
The Norfolk Horseshoer
MRS. H. H. HULL
Manicuring ,
Shampooing ,
Baths.
. 447.
ilooms on North Ninth Street