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About The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1903)
' 'PIIK ' NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , DECEMBER 4 , J008 Notes to be Redeemed and De positors Paid. WESTON'S FRIENDS RESPOND. Affairs of Wyomlnrj Dank I" Which Nebraskn'o ' Auditor Is Interested , nre to lie Adjusted Stockholdcrn Secure the Needed Loan. CnnporVyo. . , Doc. I. Special to The NUWHI The HtockholdurH of the Donecko bank. In connection with the fnlluro of which Auditor \VoHton of NobniHlm haw boon under urnwt here , hiivo horiowi'd enough moiioy to pay off all the oiitHtnndliiK < > t ! H < > r tlll ) Institution , anil It IH pmpnmid to pay off all the dupoHltorri Immediately , BO that the affali-H of the limtltutlon may ho placed on a llrm basis and I > UHIIOHH | resumed. . * ' Hnve Fnlth In Weston. Omaha , Doo. 1 , A special COITOR- pendent of the lloo writes hlB paper from Uncoln as follows concerning the trouhlo of Htato Auditor \Vonton : The arroHt of Auditor \VetUon In WyoinliiK , ehnrgud with taking In de posits In hlB Imnlc at Casper when ho know the Btuno WIIH Insolvent , WIIH the occaHlon of many conferences of hlti frliMiilH at the atato IIOUHO yoHtordny. lOvory Htato IIOUHO otllcer oxpioHHod BiirprlBo and each hollovod that the auditor would como out of hln trouble with clean liandH. It IH the hollof of Weston's friends here that It IH the Intention of the depositions of the Wyoming Htato hank to hold Weston there and compel htm to nettle In full all of the ImnK'H shortage. It being tholr hollof that ho IB Ilnanclally able to do HO. .Mint what Wi'Htoii IH worth even hla Intimate frlemlB have no Idea , hut It IB known that ho can command moBtany amount of money through his rolntlvoH , one of whom , It IB mild , IIIIH placed $ GOO- 000 at hlH dlapoHal. The bank ofV. . A. Donocko & Co. , of which It IB charged Weston IB n member , IIB Hated In the Annual Hank lleportor , doca not contain the name of the auditor , lly the Reporter It IH Hhown that W. A. Denoeko lit cash ier and II. L. Fuller assistant cashier. At Iho time the roportfl wore compiled and published the bank had outstand ing loans of Jilfi.OOO , deposits of ? 100- , 000 and undivided prollts of $2,010. The capital stock was $5.000. Hut this latter la not shown by the Ho- porter. The bank's references nro the Omaha National hank , Cheyenne National and the Stock 0rowers' Na tional of Cheyenne. Sir. Weston Is also president of the Northwestern hank at Hay Springs , hla home town , which has a capital stock of $1G.OOO. According to the Reporter this bank has loans aggre gating $10.000 , doposlts of $15,000 and surplus and undivided prollts of $2- 000. The statement of this hank , Just tiled with the state banking hoard , In response to a call recently sent out , shows the bank to be In excellent condition. Bo far as ascortalnahlo here Mr. Wostoii has never at any recent time asked for Ilnnnclal assistance to help out the affairs of the Wyoming bank , and it la the gouoral opinion of his friends that his arrest was just as much a surprise to him as it was to the people of the state , who have here tofore considered him one of the most reliable nnd most conservative of business men. Mr. Weston left here Wednesday afternoon and rode out on the same train with Governor Mickey , but other than mentioning to the governor that ho waa going to Wyoming ho snld nothing of his busi ness there. SUIT FOR SUGAR BOUNTY STARTED Norfolk and Grand Island Beet Sugar Companies Want to Know About the Validity of Their Claims. Lincoln , Dec. 2. Suits aggregating - gating J-10.Gai.S5 were llled in district court today against the state of Ne braska. The Norfolk and Oxnanl beet sugar comimlnes were the plain tiffs , and the amount Is claimed for bounties earned under the law of 1895 , but never paid. The legislature has persistently refused to approprl ate money , but the last one gave per mission to sue. The actions nro based on the claim that the compa nies paid more than the market value of boots In order to comply with the law , and In this way earned the boun ty irrespective of any contract. STATE FILES BRIEF. Attorney General Prout Replies to the Brief of John Bothwell. Lincoln , Neb. , Dec. 1. Briefs of the plaintiff in error in the case of Otoo county against John G. Stroble , Charles Dorman and C. J. Mullis have boon llled In the supreme court. Also the briefs of the plaintiffs In error In the case of Otoo county against Char les Dorman , John G. Stroblo and John Frorlchs. The cases are actions brought by the county against the defendants as members of the county board for allowing salary claims In the county treasurer's ofllco in Otoo county in excess of the amounts al leged to bo provided by law and also in Jtho first named case for fallowing claims of the members of tho'county board for livery hire In traveling about the county after the members , [ * of the lionril liuil ullmvoil and collected per dloin anil mileage for tlio KIUUO , The cam-H were originally tried In tlio Otoo county district court and vor- dlctn rendered In favor of tlio do- fcmliintH , from which decisions the ronnty IIIIH npponlt'd. DELIEVE SMITH IslNSANE. City Morshal of Wnhoo Before In sanity Commission. U'ahoo. Noli. , Hoc. 2. llort Smith , for the past three yrnro city niarHliiil of thlH city , WIIH arrested by the ohor- IIT of SuundorH county at the formor'n homo nt the Hollcltatlon of bin \vlfo anil lior His tor. Mrs. Smith told the sheriff that HIO ! bollovod her hiiHlmnd wan mifforlng from uhoratlon of the mind. Rim mild ho had thrcatonod to Hhoot lior and her ulster and , an he curries u six-shooter In his capa > city of city marshal , HIO ! wan afruld ho inlKht carry Iho throat Into oxo- cutlon. JUMPED FROM A MJDMG ENGINE . . f . * * * ' TlWa , ( Durt H. BaKer of Battle Creek Breaks Both Knee Caps In n Serious < ' Fall. i Hattlo Greek , Dec. 2. Special to The News : -While helping to load a carload of hogs7or his father , Hurt II. linker jumped from a moving en gine at ! ) o'clock last night and was Seriously hurt. Doth of his knco-capa wore dislocated and one was broken. The Injured man was taken to his residence In North Uattlo Creek whore a surgeon was munmoncd to care for him. A Poisoning Mystery. David City , Nob. , Dec. 2. If there IH any truth In rumors that are float ing round , Duller county will In nil probability have another criminal case that will attract the attention of the Htato. Some throe or four days ago one of the physicians received n "hurry up" call to go to the country , a distance of about four miles. Upon examining the patient strong symp toms of arsenical poisoning were ap parent , and upon close- examination of the food of which the patient had eaten crystals of arsenic were found in' abundance In the oatmeal. The question now Is how did the arsenic got into the oatmeal and If placed there by some person or per sons who was It ? It la being currently reported that a careful , thorough and complete In vestigation will bo made and If pos alblo detect and bring to justice the party or parties guilty of the crlmo. The patient la reported as convales cent and will probably recover. ANNA SHEIBLEY NOT SATISFIED Asks For a New Trial and Proposes to Renew Her Libel Case Against Editor Ashton. Slonx City , Dec. 2. Declaring that the plaintiff , Miss Anna W. Shelbloy , of Ponoa , Nob. , did not have a fair and Impartial trial In her libel suit against Charles S. Ashton , editor of the Ponca Journal , In Sioux City , the plnlntlff'H attorney has filed In the district court a motion demanding anew now trial of the case. It Is assorted that the verdict , which was In favor of the defendant , was contrary to the law , nnd con trary to the evidence in the case ; the court erred In excluding testi mony offered by Miss Sholhloy , ex plaining her interest In the political campaign In the Third congressional district of Nobrabka ; that the verdict of the Jury was contrary to the law as given In the Instructions of the court ; iniu mo court errou an giv ing certain paragraphs of his instruc tions to the Jury , and that the court also erred In sustaining objections made by the defendant's cousel to certain Interrogatories propounded by tno plaintiff's counsel to Thos. J. Sholbley , Anna W. Sholbloy , Carl Ferber and Charles S. Ashton. TO REAPPOINT MATHEWS. Dietrich Recommends Him for United States Marshal. Hastings. Nob. , Dec. 2. Senator Dietrich yesterday said ho had writ ten a letter recommending the appoint ment of United States Marshal T. L. Mathews , wh6so appointment expires soon. Ho has sent it to-Senator Mil lard , asking him toVridd his indorse ment. Ho said ho had reached this deter mination because of three facts ; The late Senator Hayward had secured Mathows' appointment and Senator Dietrich believed ho would ask a reap - ap ; < > olntinent If allvo ; Mathows' rec ord was In every way satisfactory , and lastly , his endorsements were all that could bo asked. Two Cattle Men Killed , Lttchfleld , Dec. 2. A serious accident occurred about five miles west of Lltchlleld on the B. & M. The second section of train No.1C ran Into the way car of the first sec tion , utterly demolishing the car. Two prominent cattle men from lly- annis were killed Instantly. Klncald , from near Hyannls , was badly hurt. Those slightly injured were one brakeman and passengers , whoso names wcro not obtained ; tlio dead and wounded were taken , to Mason City nt onco. The remains will betaken taken to Hyannls. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Make Sad Discovery at Atkinson. DRIVE FROM BUTTE TO KEARNEY When They Stopped at the Atkinson Hotel Last Night They Found that the Little One Had Died Enroutc. Funeral Will be at Kearney. Atkinson , Dec. 2. Special to I'ho NOWH : Mr. and Mrs. Albert lohnson , who have been living near Butte , drove Into Atkinson last night at about 8HO : , on tholr way to Kear ney , where they expected to make tholr home In the future. They had with Ilium nn Infant child , two months of ago , which had been carefully wrapped up to protect It from the the cold , , tljbfl | ) < npQd at the hotel hero , and wncn''tlUytnwrapped ' ! \ the little one t hey foiled that It had dlod onroute. rj'iiQMf ' parents were grlof stricken. Mrs. Johnson left on the early train for Kearney , taking the body of her child and will there arrange for Its funeral. The father will continue the trip overland. BARRETT RICHARDS INDICTED , Federal Grand Jury Charges Him With Having Illegally Fenced the Public Domain. Omiihn , Dec. 1. Special to The NOWH : The federal grand jury In session hero today Issued Indictments against IJartlott Hlchards , charging him with having Illegally fenced the public domains , and the records of ether cattle kings on this point are holng Investigated. Hlchards holds vast tracts of range In the vicinity of Chadron and there are many ether largo property own ers In the western part of the state who will ho In danger of mixing with the government laws If Richards Is found guilty. Killed By Engine. Omaha , Dec. 2. While attempting to hoard the tender of switch onglno No. 1180 In the Union I'aclllc yards near Fifteenth street , Stanley Van Vorlta was caught underneath the wheels and crushed to death. His loft leg was severed from the hody and ho was completely disemboweled. Despite the fearful manner In which the man was mangled ho breathed for some tlmo after the fatality , al though unconscious. According to the story told 'by ' W. Frontn , the engineer , and Pat Me Carthy , the fireman of the engine , as well as by ether witnesses , Van Vorka was attempting to hoard the tender of the engine when his foot slipped and ho rolled beneath the wheels. The onglno was stopped as soon as possible , but not until the , heavy wheels had crushed his body. The police were notified and the police surgeon lent his aid , but Van Verka was beyond surgical assistance. The coroner took charge of the re mains and will hold an inquest. Van Vorka lived at 2521 South Thirteenth street and his family has been no tilled. Ho was a young man and was employed as a laborer. GOVERNOR MICKEY HOPEFUL Thinks That Good Cattle Will Bring Good Prices Again. Lincoln , Neb. , Dec. 2. Governor Mickey has returned from the Mickey ranch , near Springvlow , where ho spent Thanksgiving. Ho says the re puns iinu caiiiu raisers nave nan a bad season and are losing money nro somewhat overdrawn. It Is true that many have earned meager prollts and many have received no profits nt all. The low pricu of fat cattle is bad enough ordinarily , but when one remembers that the cattle which now are marketable sold at a fancy figure a year ago , when the ranchmen bought them for feeders , It Is easy to see how the loss occurred. Governor Mickey believes that the present' ' low price of feeders will en able the ranchmen to sell their fat cattle and restock , so that If cattle are sold at a good price next fall present conditions will result In making handsonioii profits for the ranchers , taking the two seasons to ' ' ' gether. MAY BE COSTLY DEER. To Shoot One in Nebraska Is Penal ized by Heavy Fine. Dakota City , Neb. , Dec. 2. Sports men In this section were much exor cised for several days the past week over a door which was making nu merous tracks over the country. George Johns , residing near Homer , was the first to discover the tracks near Homer on Wednesday of last week nnd ho kept up n diligent search for the animal until Monday , when ho succeeded In killing It on Walk er's island , about twenty miles from where ho first discovered the tracks. It is possible that the killing of the animal might cause Mr. Johns some trouble , as the law of Nebraska pro hibits the killing of deer and provides a line of not less than $10 nor more than $100 for the offense. The animal no doubt belonged to Mr. Latta , a banker at Tekatiiah , who was up in this locality several days ago to see If ho could find a trace of a herd of Bovon tame deer , which broke out of tholr pen nnd made their escape. The Sons of Hermann lodge will give a public dance In the court house hull on the evening of December 12 , Mrs. II. ( lower of Tender , O. 13. S. grand lecturer for Nebraska , will visIt - It Dakota City chapter this evening to hold a lodge of Instruction. After _ the mooting the members will enjoy lunch 1 at the homo of Mrs. U. 13. Uvnns. Robert L. Lapsloy and Hert Ilras- Hold loft for Holt county , Nebraska , whore Mr. Lapsloy owns a ranch and Mr. HniHllold goes to take charge of It. On Friday evening of last week potty thieves entered the buggy shed of Win. Orr , who lives on a farm on the north outskirts of our city , nnd took a whip and then went Into the meat house and helped thomsc.lves tea a goodly quantity of pork which had been put down for winter use. The value of the property taken was about , $110. Severn ! suspicious parties being watohud. lull , ill illFATHER'S ' DEATH-BED Lorenz Bauer , Formerly of Ncllgh , Called to Dying Father Ninety Years Old. Uattlo Creek , Dec. 2. Special to The News : Lorenz Uatier , who moved hero recently from Ncllgh , went to North Hend , Nob. , this morn ing where ho was called to the death bed of his father , John Uauer , a man over ninety years of ago. FIRE AT LYNCH. Hotel Nearly Consumed by Early Morning Blaze. Lynch , Doc. 2. The lire which started In the pantry at Walters' hotel did considerable damage before It was controlled. All the rooms above the kitchen wcro totally destroyed and the hotel has closed for a few days. The same will bo afterwards remodeled - eled and opened up. C. S. Sanderson , capitalist of Lynch , has traded his ranch which Is sit uated two miles north of Lynch , for a general merchandise store atWausa , Nebraska. \V. C. Hoosor has disposed of his farm and will soon leave for the White river country near Chamber lain , S. D. , where he has taken a claim. - C. 13. Diich , attorney at this burg , baa been arrested for stealing a load of corn from one Mr. Hccord and the trial is to come off today before Jus tice Sanders. Stamp Clerk Arrested. Omaha , Dec. 2. Alfred Olson , a stamp clerk In the Omaha postolllco , was arrested liy a United States mar shal charged with embc//.IIng govern ment funds. It Is alleged that Ol son's shortcomings will reach $1,900. Olson Is Mild to have made a con fession of his guilt , In which ho stated that ho had lost the money at gam bling. Hile Loses an Eye. Campbell , Neb. , Dec. 2. While coming to town James Smith and George IIllo got into an altercation over some stock and proceeded to settle the matter. Smith got his fin ger Into the left eye of llilo and so lacerated it that Dr. Townsend was compelled to remove It. A FLATTERING SHOWING. Oil Department Made $3,395.45 for the State In Six Months. Lincoln , Dec. 2. Chief Deputy Oil Inspector "Ed" Church has illod his boml-annual report with Governor Mickey showing In detail the business transacted by the department for the six months closing October 31. Dur ing the six months the gross receipts amounted to $8,001.00 ; the total ex penditures were $ r ,5iiG.15 ; the amount paid into the treasury was $2,912.-15. Cash on hand amounts to $183. The amount realized by the state during the period covered by the report , above all expense , was $3,395.45. FARMERS WERE BUNCOED. Fake Doctor Picked Up Several Good Feees Near Plattsmouth. Plattsmouth , Neb , , Dec. 1. A fol low who represented himself to ho Dr. P. A. Harper , appeared at the homo of John Bush in Keg Crook township , east of this city recently , and offered his services to any mem ber of'the family who might bo nil- . Ing. It was then decided that the. daughter should bo given treatment for a temporary ailment. On exam ining her ho pronounced her to ho suffering from milk worm nn afflic tion , ho said , which was sometimes resultant from milking cows. Ho gave her treatment which proved satisfactory to the father , and also left medicine resembling glucose and water , which ho guaranteed would euro Mrs. Bush's rheumatism. For the first treatment ho got $40 in cash , and for the second Mr. Bush wrote him out his personal check for $75. The "doctor" not caring to trouble with the check , suggested to Mr. Bush that , ho would discount him $5 If ho would pay him the cash In stead , which the farmer readily ac ceded to. Some tlmo afterwards it occured to the farmer that ho had been buncoed , and at once reported the matter to the ofllcers. Several other residents in that neighborhood were victimized In a similar manner. The doctor has disappeared and it Is unlikely that ho will return. Want Pierce Men Released From Sioux Falls Pen. FATHER AND SON INTERESTED , Term Would Expire on March 30 , but Senator Mlllard Seeks to Have them Pardoned Rclmera was Also Pres ident of a Nellgh Bank. Washington , Dec. 2. Senator Millard - lard had a conference with the attor- neg geonrnl yesterday to Interest the department of justlco in recommend ing a pardon for C. A. llclmors nnd Ed. Uolmora of Pierce , who are now serving terms In the Sioux Falls pen itentiary for the looting of the First National bank of Nollgh by Its cash ier , Charles Alder , now n fugitive from JiiBtico and , It is understood , liv ing In Mexico. C. A. Uelmers was president of n hank at Pierce , Neb. Ho WIIH formerly a blacksmith who . by Industry and economy amassed between $30,000 and $10,000. The Helmers , father and son , purchased a controlling Interest in the Nollgh hunk. C. A. Holmors was elected president nnd Ed. Koimers , a young fellow f of about 20 years of age , was made 1 assistant cashier , Alder re maining 1 as cashier. The bank failed and 1t the Ilelmers were Indicted and tried t on the charge of aiding and abetting the looting of the bank. They were both convicted and sentenced | to live years in the Sioux Falls pen itentiary. As they have been exceedingly mod el Inmates , their term will expire on March 30 , next. Believing that they of right ought to bo pardoned , Senat or Millard today asked the attorney general to recommend a pardon In these cases. The attorney , general , however 1 , stated that the matter rest ed wholly with the president , nnd It Is I Mr. Millard's purpose to see the president nt once with a view of en listing the sympathy of the chief ex ecutive to bring about the action sought. Among the Nebraska appointments confirmed by the senate yesterday were those of T. B. Walker , to ho postmaster at Alnsworth and D. L. Crollln , for the same position at Plain- view. Senator Millard has asked the war olllco to provide Noligh with an old cannon for the public square. CHOKED TO DEATH ON POP CORN Three Year Old Blair Child Dies as the Result of Getting a Kernel Lodged in Its Windpipe , nialr , Neb. , Nov. 28. Special to The News : The 3-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Purdue of this city , got a kernel of pop corn lodged in its windpipe this morning and choked to death before a physician could arrive to remove the grain. Snow at O'Neill. O'Neill , Neb. , Dec. 1. Special to The News : Snow 1ms been falling in O'Neill somewhat today and this morning ' Is still coming down. About two inches of whiteness now lies on the level. It is not particularly cold hero. The Miserable Sand Burr. The sand burr has been charged with the responslbllty for several cases of lockjaw and a few cases of blood poisoning , and now It has found a new way to make a nuisance of Itself. Miss Bessie Hardin of Da kota City some time ago had a sand burr lodge in nor tnroat in sucn a way that she could not speak , and It was so firmly Imbedded that a sur gical operation was necessary to re move It. She had tried to pick some of the burrs out of her mitten with her teeth , and one of them was drawn into her throat and lodged In the vocal chords. It was removed through on incision In the throat. State Journal. Lands. We have several buyers for good farm lands. If you have anything in this line to offer for sale , list them with us and wo will sell them for you. Wo have some excellent bargains to offer In Oklahoma , Texas , Kansas and Nebraska lands and ranches. Call and see us. G. R. Seller & Co. Norfolk , Nebraska. For sale 3 4-in. wagon for sale cheap. Almost now. Inquire at News office. H. B. Thomas. It Is Eeasy to Say "Bo careful , " but wo must all go from heated rooms Into chill outer air , and the change sets us coughing and wheezing. Avoiding winter colds is difficult ; curing them Is not hard If you take Allen's Lung Balsam. Bet ter begin when the cold Is young and not wait until it settles deep into the lungs , for then , oven with Allen's Lung Balsam , complete relief will bo slower. A Timely Suggestion. This Is the season of the year when the prudent and careful housewife re plenishes her supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It Is certain to bo needed before the winter is over , and results are much more prompt and satisfactory wlieii it is kept at hand and given as soon as the cold is contracted and before It has become settled In the system. In almost every Instance a severe cold may bo - warded off by taking this remedy . / . freely as soon as the first indication of the cold appears. There Is no dan ger In giving It to children for it contains no harmful substance. It IB pleasant to take both adults and children like It. Buy It and you will get the best. It always cures. For sale by the Klcsau Drug Co. Get a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at Klo- sau's drug store. They are easier to take and more pleasant In effect than pills. Then tholr use Is not followed by constipation as is often the case with pills. Regular size , 25e per box. THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS , Mother Grny's Swot Powders for Children , suc cessfully ii cil liy Mother arnyfor yours n iinr c In the Children's Homo In New York , Cure 1'Vu rl lines - nes , 11ml Stomach , Teething DUorclrrs , IIIIIMnml reculato tliti How els nnd ilo troy \\oini8. 'I lienro iilun nnl tn IlietnMonndlmrmlcssnsmUk. t hlla- 'illkntiii'in. ' ( ) crlOnflOtcBtlmnnlnliiofcures ilty . . .rfr/til.Mold liy ll clruciletfl ; JSc. JnUoAnSinn - pin l''lll'.i : . Aililre 9 Allcii3.Ulm lctl. .t'Kin.N . She Has Cured Thousands Given up to Die. DR. CALDWELL OF CHICAGO Practicing Aleopathy. Home opathy , Electric and Gen eral Medicine. Will , by request , visit profosslonnlly NORFOLK , NEBRASKA , PACIFIC HOTEL , THURSDAY , DEO. 81 , ONE DAY ONLY returning every four wools Consult her while tlio opportunity is nt band. 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