The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, November 28, 1902, Page 2, Image 2
THE MJBJOIK M/NS : IIUPAT , KOVliMBEK 28 , 1902. The Hotff oik fieuus W. N. IlUUlt , I'ubllHhor. DAILY. Kttnbllihoil , 1S81. Kve ilnT eionpt Hmulny , llr currier per i k , Is otuti , llr nintl per yenr , fA.oo , WKKHt.Y NKWH-.IOUHNAI. , XbfNtwi.tiUnlUtiml , IHSI , The Jnnrnnl , ei tub ! tali ml 1S77 ' Prldnjr , lly mnll per year , $1.00. Knttrttl nt tlio I'nitnlllco nt Norfolk , Not ) , , ni lieond clnti matter , Ttlitilimifn : Kdltorlnl lloimrtmsiit , No. 15 1 IIoilnMi Olllei nuil Job ftoon\i. No , S2Z. Mrs. Nntlon'H Intent niovo In to mm Mnmt llnlMond for Itbol. The publlo opinion IH tliut if tuiyono him Ubolotl Mm. Nation it IB Mm. Nation , A TonnoBRiio editor Blurted to boom his olronlntlon by Riving nwuy ft quart of whlnkoy to onoh pntd up mibnoribor , Ills olrouliUlon JWIIB booming Hlco a frontier mining town until tlio Kovorn- nioiit nuthoritloii Htoppod in and out ont the liquor deal , The plnco of honor ut Pnwtdont HoosovoU'a TlmulcBRlvlnR spread wa oooupiod by a ! l'J-pouiulohostuut-f | od tur koy.'tho Klftorallh ] ] < > do Islnnil mau.Jwho Ima regularly supplied the president's board with line Atnorloan blrdw for the past quarter of a cent ury. It is said that eoiuo ihmnolor will endeavor - doavor to corner the potato 'crop and those who have stored bushels of the fruit in the collar at a time when they appeared to bo scarcely worth picking np'inay yet have oauno to bo thankful because they gathered thorn in. , T. "Ham" Lewis believes that either Ilill , Olnoy or JphUHoa will load the democratic forces iigalnst ProstdoTit lloosovolt's support in 11)01. ) , It is per haps necessary to have eomoono take the load , but it Is a doubtful honor that the mon mentioned may bo oxpootod to dodge when it is offered thorn. It is reported from lloumania that the treatment ] of the llobrowa of that country has reached the aomo of cruelty and has not boon approached sluoo the persecution of fttho Huguenots * ' under Louis XVII. The Roumanians , like the Turks , must bo shown * that this sort of treatment will not bo tolerated in this civilized ago. Many of the turilTJ reformers concerto that there have boon "wonders wrought under the system nt protection and yet they continue to ndvocnto a olmnga in that system. That their line of reason ing is illogical is perhaps ix matter of oversight or indifl\rouoo to them. A system that has boon as beneficial as the American protective tariff 1 rcystoui should certainly , at the moat , bo revised very cautiously. The coal operators dooldod they could settle their differences with thojmluors without the interference of the arbitra tion board. They afterwards decided they could not , as ouo of the 'conditions of Hnch settlement would bo the recog nition of the minors' union and they could not bring themselves to the point of conceding that the minorshad a right to organize. They probably prefer that the board should mako'E uou con cession , then they will bo in a position to object to the dcoislou. Everyone has had some cause to bo thankful if they will but recall the fact. There is the bald headed man who can take some satisfaction from the fact that the files are no lougor using his bald spots as a scene of high carnival ; the small boy should be happy that there are no weeds to pull or potatoes to dig ; the close farmer can go to sloop with confidence that there will bo no melons surreptitiously swiped "from his melon patch ; the house wife has reason to be glad that she is no lougor bothered ! by nuts , moth millers , and perhaps , bugs ; nnd there are countless other reasons why everyone should rejoice midbb glad. The Vorwaorts , the socialist Gorman organ that is charged with being responsible - sponsible for the death of Herr Krupp , the millionaire gun maker , through its attacks on his character , charges , since his death , that ho sold'SJniokol-stoel armorl plates * , to the United States tfor $100 per ton less than gwas charged the German government for thoKsntno ma- terial. This may bo taken as n counter charge to the statement of democratic papers of the United States that Ameri can manufacturers have been guilty of selling their products to foreign countries for loss prices than are charg ing at home. Providing both charges are rue there has been an ovoniug up , apparently , on that score. There has been availing off of $100 , . 000 000 in the internal revenues of the Unito'd States. Largo reductions in this tax have been made owing to the de mands of the people. Now1 a great many of them are demanding reductions in receipts from the protective tariff reveune8and the time may come , if they keep whittling away at Uncle Sam's income , that the fine showing of the treasury will bo reversed and the country may be transformed from a nation of wealth to one of indifferent financial conditions. It is hoped that the powers that be will not allow n re duction so great that the income of the country will bo loss than the oxpoimos of the government. When that tlmo arrives it may bo expected that the HimnoloH of the people will begin tea a like ( mowing. Attorney 13 , O , Krotsingor , represent ing the Holiool board in the now famouH HI bio case in whioh Daniel Freeman is plaintiff , has filed a motion for the ro * hearing of the oano and the Hupromo court has granted him permission to Hiihmita brief. It may bo probable that the supreme court will reverse itself in this matter , In which event a decision that gave the court fame throughout the country may bo retired from circulation , There are pnrhapn not a largo number of people who care particularly one way or the oilier how the case may terminate , it being inter esting largely because of the points of law Involved and because of the nice point for discussion raised. The.ro are n few cranks who would object to the reading of the IJlblo any tlmo and any plaoo , and there are others who believe that its not being road is a certain sign of increasing depravity on the part of the people. MUSICIANS ARE NOT ARTISTS. Ask President to Call Them Artisans and So Shut Out Foreigners. N w York , Nov. 18. ! Tlio MuBlclans' Protective union , UiroiiKh Its presi dent , A. nrunior , IIIIH appealed to Pnwliloiil Roosevelt for a "fair and just Interpretation of the alien con tract labor law , an applied to the Im portation of foreign munlclana. " In a long letter the union complains that the doclHlon of Secretary of the Treas ury Wlndom , classing nil musicians as "ortlstH , " made In 1890 , and upheld by all subsequent secretaries , has ad mitted to this country thousands of foreign musicians , who have kept American musicians from obtaining work. The union holds that orchestra musicians should bo classed as "ar tisans. " Igleolas In New Orleans. Now Orleans , Nov. 28. Former President Don Rafael Iglcslas arrived from Costa Rica yesterday. He denies that his departure was secret , saying there Is n law preventing an ox-proEtt- dent from leaving the country after one year without permission , and this permission congress granted him. Ho Is visiting his brother hero and will go to Now York before returning to Costa Rica. No Caime For Woe. Stokes SpeuUlng of mourning , If your rich undo were to die , should you put on bluck ? Blckors-Certuhily not. If ho left mo Homethlng handsome , why should I bo Much a hypocrite as to don the garb of woo ? On the other hand , if ho left mo out of his will , how could I consistently put on mourning for such a curmudgeon ? Hoston Transcript. lien SlKun Indicate n Severe Winter. A long , cold winter Is at hand , ac cording to the beekeepers. They are positive of It because the astute pro vider for the months ahead Is putting away stores upon stored of honey In the food boxen and totally Ignoring the surplus boxes above , nays tbo Denver Times. The honey crop this year , all tlirough Colorado especially , Is very light. _ Alger Goes to Washington. Detroit , Nov. 28. Former Secretary of War R. A. Alger left for Washington - ton last night to bo sworn In as Unit ed States senator when congress meets , ho having been appointed by Governor Bliss to the vacancy caused by the death of the late Senator Mc Millan. Football Captain Fatally Hurt. Coshocton , O. , Nov. 28. Webster Ylngllng , captain and half-back of the Nowcomerstown Athletic club , was fa tally Injured in a football game here yesterday with the Coshocton team. Prince Chun Appointed. , Peking , Nov. 28. The dowager em press has decided to appoint Prince I Chun as the principal representative of China at the St. Louis exposition. Snow Falls In the South. Birmingham , Ala. , Nov. 28. Snow , the first of the season , began falling hero early today. It Is melting as rapIdly - Idly as it falls. TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD , The gold standard scheme for Slam has become a law and the mints have been closed to the frco coinage ol silver. Francis Reuben Bryan , an Ameri can , has been found in his room at Paris , shot through the heart , pre sumably by himself. Eniperor William In his farewell audience with Ambassador White pre sented him with the gold modal of the empire for science and art. In Hancock county , In the moun tains of upper east Tennessee , Rldh- ard Qreeu probably fatally shot his wife and daughter and then shot and killed himself. Qoldmer Ham , aged eighteen , iras found guilty of the murder of William Lyons of Nortonvllle , 111. , a year ago. The verdict fixed the penalty at twen ty-five years In the penitentiary. Three additional German cruliors , Nlobe , Ariadne and Amazone , have been ordered to leave Kiel and pro ceed to Venezuela. Tboy will sail as soon as they can bo made ready for sea , According to plans awaiting the ap proval of Gcorgo Gould , the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain roads , will enter Springfield , Mo. , and there come into direct competition with the 'Fris co road. KILLS FIFTY LADRONE3. Philippine Constabulary Pursues an ActlVe Campaign In Leyte , Manila , Nov. 28. The constabulary nro carrying out an aRgrcsHlvo cam paign against the ladroneu and fanat ICH In the northern part of the Island of Loyto and In the Island of Hill run , Inspector Crockett , with a force 0 } coiiHtabulary , engaged the liulronoa nix tlmos near tlio village of Ormoo and kljlod thirty-nine of them. Cor. poral Monlaguo , at the head of an other detachment of coiiHtabulary , de feated a hnn * of Indronoa near Tail- bang , killing thirteen and capturlrfg thirty-six of them. The constabulary has mifiered no casualties. Two Die of Injuries at Havana. Havana , Nov. 28. Two of the men who wore wounded Thursday whllo on n street car by shots fired from a neigh boring hoimc , died today. There hava boon no further disturbances. Tha Bpoclal judge In charge of the rlotlnH cases has ordered the arrest of Ar- imnto Cervantes , the editor of tha Roconccntrado , on charged of sodltloa Eiuleuvoi-H are being made to settle the differences between the clgarmak- crs and their employers. It Is rumored that another general otrlko will bo de clared Hhould tlicsa endeavors fall , though It Is stated that not all tha unions would join In the movement Uproar In Reichstag. Berlin , Nov. 28. Scenes of croal uproar and disorder resulted in tha relclmtag yesterday from a motion In troduced by the leaders of the center , national liberal and the two conserva tive parties , providing for taking a vote on the tariff as a whole. Baron Kardorff offered the motion , whlcli wan greeted with laughter by the so cialists and radicals. Debate on th admlsBtblllty of the motion will bo re sumed today. British Cruiser Sails for Venezuela. Halifax , N. S. , Nov. 28-The Brltlsli cruiser Clmrybdls sailed last nlghl under scaled orders. Though her des tination is unknown here , the general impression prevails that she is going to Venezuela. Extra supplies worn rushed on hourd at short notice. When Btcam was ujp the cruiser loft the har bor. The Warship was scheduled to sail for Bermuda and join the fleet there early In December. More Trouble In Santo Domingo. San Domingo , Republic of Santo Do mingo , Nov. 28. The political altua tlon in Santo Domingo has been com plicated by revolutionary disturb ances , which have broken out in the northern part of the republic. Tha government 1ms taken severe meas ures to suppress the movement. Many arrests have already been made. Chinese Sink Dutch Barge. The Hague , Nov. 28. A dlspatcli from Acljln , Sumatra , announces that Lieutenant Dckok and forty-five Dutch troops on board a barge on n river In tbo Interior were recently at tacked by a band of Chinese with tha result that the barge sank and tha lieutenant and 20 men wcro drowned. How's This ? Wo offer ouo hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh cure. F. J. Onr.NKY & Co. , Props. , Toledo , O. Wo the undersigned , have known P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years , and believe liovo him perfectly honorable in all bus iness transactions and financially able to carry ont any obligations made by their firm. West & Trnax , wholesale druggists , Toledo , O. Waldiug , Kinuau and Marvin , whole sale druggists , Toledo , O. Hall's Catarrh euro is taken intern ally , acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 76 cents per bottle. Sold by all drug gists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family pills are the best. 3741. REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF THE Citizens National Bank At Norfolk , in the state of Nebraska at the close of business , November 25 , 1003. RESOUnCES. Loans niul ( lincoinils $211.74223 Otonlrufti ) , Eucurotl nnil misocured . . 19 2ti XI , S. HoiulH to eocura circulation . . . 2. " > ,000 00 llnnkiiiR-liouEo , furniture und fixturca 11,675 00 Otlior real ostnto owncvl 3,32300 Duo f rum National Dunks ( not RoRorvo Agents ) $ 1,797 70 Dno from atnto Dunks and Hankers 22160 Duo from approved reserve agents 24,600 87 Checks and other cash items 1,81500 Notes of other National Hanks 1,115 00 Fractional paper currency , nickels unit cents 1800. LAWFUL MONEY UKSKRVK IN ' DANK , viz : Specie 10,16200 Letjnl-tomlor notes 5,500 00 45,560 26 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 ( per cent of circulation ) 1,350 00 Total $300,747 IB LUDILITIES. Capitol stock imid in $ . ' .0,000 00 Surplus fund 10,00000 Undivided profits , loss expenses and taxes paid 5,66395 National Hank notes outstanding. . . . . 23,000 00 Duo to other National Hanks 888 19 Duo to State Hunks nnd Bankers 9,707 28 Individual deposits subject to check 97,29674 Demand certificates of deposit - posit . . . . 13.061 47 Time certificates of deitoslt 83,731 12 210,081 M ) Total $1100,747 7fl Stiito of Nebraska , county of Madison , es ; 1 , Q. A , Luikart , president of the ulxivo- nuiiiod bunk , do solemnly swear that the nboro statement is true to the best of my knowledge and bulief. 0. A. LUIKAET , President. Subscribed nnd sworn to Ixsfore mo this 24th day of November , 1902. [ SBAL ) DAN J. KOKNIOSTKIN. Notary I'ubllc. COUBUCT Attest : ' L. Sna.Hioxg , W. H , JOIINBOX , C'lUB. OfliBimiE , Directors. a.147. HKPOHT OF THIS CONDITION * -QV Till' - NorfolkNationalBaiik At Norfolk in the State of Nebraska , at tlio cloHo of HiiHinesH , November 2/5 / , 1003. HKSOUUCKS. Ijonns and diicoutits . . $12.1,41001 Overdrafthccurod and unnncurod , . , . 1,7X3 CO U , H , llomln In pnciiro circulation 50,00000 , Duo from National Dnnk ' M- ( not rusorra OKimla ) $ 5,53347 H Dun from approved rusorio ii iiiitn 43,1104.1 ChockB and ether cash Horn * &H3 4H Notnn of otliur National Dank * 1,63000 Fractional pa per currency , nlckols nnd routs 6192 LAW rut , MONKY Itsiiivi ( : : IN DANK , viz ; Hpoclo 17,02900 Iegal totulor noted 7.500 00 75 ' " 1H 0 Ilndnmptlon fund with U. 8. ' ' Treasurer (3 ( per cent of circulation ) 2,00 00 Duo from U H. Troninror , other than 6 per cent re demption fund , , . . . . . . . . . . 250 Total $55 , U O 71 UADILITIE9. Capital stock paid in $100,00000 Huriiliis fund 20,000 00 Undivided profits , loss oxpotmos nnd taxes pnid 9,831 M5 Hnnorvoin real ontato account 8,00000 National Dank noluu outstanding. . . . . 50,000 00 Duo to state banks and bank- ore 17,81955 Individual deposits subject to chock 165,544 14 Demand certificates of de posit 81,803 78 Time certificates of dox | > sit 152,429 39 367,504 80 Total $ un4oao 71 Stain of Nebraska , county of Madison , BB : I , W , H. llucholzpresident of thonbovonnmod bank , do solemnly nwoar that the tibovo state ment la true to the best of my knowlodpo nnd belief. W. U. Dticnoi.z , President. Subscrllxid nnd sworn to before mo this 23th day of November , 1W)2. ) 0 , C. Oow. | HIAI : , ] Notary Public. COKUKCT Attest : N. A. HAINIIOLT , AI.EX. Di\n , 8. S. COTTON , Directors , Two houses for rent. Ono in Heights , "Durlaud's add. " Ono nt Norfolk Junction. GARDNRU & SEILEU. i and Loan ASSOCIATION will build von a on easy payments. Come and see us. C. U. DURLAND , Secretary. M.E. SPAULDINC , i DEALEU IN FLOUR , - FEED , TELEPHONE : : NO. 33 lmJ. . COLE , DENTIST. Office over Cltlten'a National Bank. Retldenot one block north of Congregational church , Norfolk , Ncbraskr JE. BERTHA AHLMAN , PHYSICIAN Phone 107. for Ladles and Children JR. N. J. HOAQLAND , Oiteopathlc Physician. Diseases both acata and chronic snecessfnll ) treated without mo of drugs or knife. Pbone No. F 54. Office at resldenca. 109 North 10th Btreut , Norfolk . . . Nebraska ] yRS. E. A. HITCHCOCK , Dressmaking. Agent for Glove Fitting Dress System. 128 South 4th Street , Second door north of MadlsouJAvo. SESSIONS & BELL , Undertakers and Embalmera , Benloni Hlk , , Norfolk Aye , Norfolk , Nebraska This is the Sign of the Walk-Over Shoe It stands for Best Quality Stock , ' Brainy Workmanship and Latest Fashion in Footwear. AVe have a style to fit your foot at a price to fit your pocket $ AND $ -oo 3 The Palace Shoe Store f STAPENHORST & CO. We are the exclusive agents in this vicinity. A Few S iaps. . . One Automatic Drop Head Domestic , new , regular price $40.00 , now $29.00. One Happy Home , now , regular price $15.00 , now $12.50. Twelve Hall Trees , duplicate patterns , account mistake on part of factory. They say sell at any price rather than return them. Also our Stock of Ironstone China will be closed out at half price to make room for new goods. Three dozen quarter Oak polished , box seat , diners , best leather seats , $2.25 each. Same chair with cane seat , $1.75. HOFFMAN & SMITH. Q. A. LDIKABT , PBISIDBNT. W. H. JOHNBON , C'AsniEB. GHA8. B. BIUDGE , VICE PBISIDENT. LEO PABEWALE , ABB'T CASHIER The Citizens National Bank. Capital , $50,000. Surplus , (10,000. Bay and soil exchange on this country ami alljparta of Enrope , ( Farm Loans , nirectori. , , . CARL Aauns , , . W H. JOHNBON . , . CUAS , S , HEDOE. . 0. W. BBAABOH , t M. BWAJJK Q A. LOIKAUT T. F MEUMINOBB. L. SESSIONS. G. W. BRAASGH O O COAL ! O Sweetwater Bock Spring. Scranton Hard Coal , r 'PHONE 61. ONLY TWO ( MIGHTS After Leaving , The Missouri River Before You Reach FRKNCISCO. "The v verjand Limited , " Runs Every Day in the Year. ALL COMPETITORS DISTANCED. For fall information call on or address J. B. ELSEFFER , Agent. For Plumbing , Steam Pitting , Pumps , Tank And all work In thli line call on STITT & WHITE. BbtUfactlon Qaaraut ad. Flret door Woet of Ablman'i Bicycle Shop. Leave ordara at Telephone n 231 , IWILLARD GREEN , DRflY ani TRRNSFKR LINE 41 Piano Moving a Specialty. Phone 58. Calls Promptly Answered.