THE NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , MARCH 18 , 11)01 ) ,
Name Candidates for the City
Council Election.
CITY CONVENTION IS TONIGHT
The Democrats Named , Also , the Del
egates Who Will Assemble In the
Democratic City Convention To
night.
[ From Tuesday's Dnlly. ]
The democratic ward caucuses
were held last night for the purpose
of selecting delegates to attend the
city convention which Is to bo hold
in the city hall tonight and to place
In nomination candidattcs for city
councilman.
The First , Second and Third ward
rJ caucuses were hold In the city hall.
tl August Pllger was chairman of the
First ward caucus and August Slot-
fen secretary. August Brummund ,
who has served as councilman from
the ward for a number of terms , was
placed In re-nomination and the fol
lowing wore chosen to represent the
ward at the city convention tonight :
Oscar Uhle , C. H. Krahn , August
Stoffen , Arthur Peter , Chas. Dugan ,
Gust. Nltz , Otto Ryland.
At the Third ward caucus J. II.
Hulff was chairman and Chester A.
Fuller secretary. C. B. Durland was
placed In nomination for the ofilco of
councilman from the ward and the
following wore named as delegates
to the city convention : John Friday ,
J. H. Ilulff , Herman Gerecko , Dr. A.
Bear , Chester A. Fuller , C. S. McCas-
Hn and J. C. Stltt.
From the Second ward Carl Zue-
low was nominated for councilman
and the following delegates named to
the city convention : W. G. Bonier ,
Carl Zuelow , H. C. Matrau , Carl
Wilde , F. J. .Tamer , August Brum-
mund , W. A. Ahlmnn , M. Singer and
Carl Shnlz.
The Fourth ward caucus was at
the store of W. C. Roland. J. C.
Spellman was re-nominated for the
position of city councilman and the
following delegates were chosen to
the city convention : F. W. Koorber ,
J. C. Spellman , W. C. Roland , J. S.
Burnett , O. B. Walker and Michael
Moollck.
The republicans will hold their cau
cuses tomorrow night and the city
convention Friday evening.
ATTACHMENT MADE AT 3 A , M ,
_
Officers are Called up to Collect a
Doctor's Bill.
[ From Thursday's Dally. ]
At 3 o'clock this morning a num
ber of officers of the law in Norfolk
were hauled out of bed to levy an at
tachment upon the property of a citi
zen departing. The fellow gives his
name as J. Dick. He is a Russian.
A doctor had a bill for $00. Ho bad
a couple of horses attached and Dick
dug up $10 besides giving note and
chattel mortgage. Then ho was al
lowed to go his way.
THE WILL OFJL A , LUIKART
Was Opened in Probate Court at
Madison During Afternoon.
[ From Wednesday's Dally.l
Madison , Neb. , March 15. Special
to The News : The will of the late
G. A. Lulkart was opened In probate
court today. The following disposi
tion of his property is made :
"I desire that all expenses of my
funeral and the administration of my
estate and all of my indebtedness be
paid out of my personal property un
less my legatees and creditors agree
that my debts shall be assumed by
the legatees to save loss by forced
sale. If the personal property be in
sufficient I authorize my executors
to sell so much real estate not other
wise bequeathed to pay all my debts ,
debts.
"I bequeath and give to my son ,
Edwin H. Lulkart , bank stock of his
own choosing from any bank In which
I may hold stock , to the amount of
$5,000. Said amount is not to bo
fixed at par value , but the amount of
stock he shall thus receive shall be
fixed 'by the market value or so much
as will sell for $5,000. Said bequest
is in part of the return for the money
which my son has owned and given
to my estate and shall stand In set
tlement thereof. If I otherwise make
settlement with him before my death ,
then this claim shall bo void.
"I bequeath and give to my three
daughters , Lillian , Stella and Cora
Lulkart , my Insurance policy of $10-
000 , in the Ponsylvanla Mutual Life
Insurance company If the same shall
be in force at the time of my death ,
, share and share alike.
Y/ "I bequeath and give all my proper
t jT ty remaining , personal and real to ,
V * my beloved wife , Anna M. Luikart.
> "I appoint my wife , Anna M. Lul
kart , and my son , Edwin H. Lulkart ,
my executors on their bond , without
adldtlonal securities.
G , A. Lulkart.
Bishop Williams in Norfolk.
The Right Reverend A. L. Williams
D. D. , Is making a visitation of Trin
ity parish and Is the guest of Rev. J
C. S. Wellls.
Barber Shop Renovated.
The Reed barber shop has been
completely renovated. New electric
light chandeliers have been Installed
new compressed air apparatus ant
new fixtures.
THE PRESBRIBEOJORE FOR SIN
'he Deadly Effect of Ungodliness and
the Power of Salvation.
[ From Wednesday's Dnlly. ]
A bright song nnil pralso service
characterized the evangelistic sor-
Ice lust night. The chorus In doing
plcndlil work nnd tlio two horns mid
lolln are rendering valuable assist-
anco. Mr. Lyon took occasion to
commend The News for ItH full re-
) orta of the meetings and emphasized
ho power of the printed page when
ised for good. Much Interest Is ovl-
lent In the cottage motlugs through
out the city for tomorrow morn Ing.
Here are a few of the sentences
rom last night's sermon : "Tho
addest fact of human history Is sin.
t Is sin that has caused nil this old
vorld's sorrow. It Is sin that makes
ho sleepless nights and troubled
lays , that seams and scars the face
) f earth with the warring of her
children. The ono great message of
ho preacher Is salvation from sin.
"That the wages of sin Is death Is
nanlfest through all human experi
ences. Sin is death to spiritual of"
ect. It is death to conscience and
ho higher feelings. It is possible to
eject so long Cod's offer of mercy
hat finally all deslro for salvation
leparts. In a peculiar sense the un-
mrdonablo sin Is the sin that don't
vant to bo pardoned. The most
ilarmlng spiritual condition Is to be
come past feeling.
"There are different ways of deal-
ng with sin. Some love sin and
lold It as a precious morsel beneath
he tongue. Others are sick of sin
) iit seek the wrong way to be rid of
ts guilt and power. Not by pcnanco
> r philanthropy or rituals can salva-
Ion bo gained. Do not deceive your
self that there is no such n thing as
disease and sin , that it is only a
nontal slate. Sin is not a flgmontof
ho Imagination , it is an awful real
ty.
"In contrast with man's false meth
ods of dealing with sin mark God's
euro for sin. For ho hath made him
o be sin for us who knew no sin ;
hat ho might be made the righteous-
loss of God In him. ' Man whitewash
es his sins but God washes his sins
vhite. Though man may seek to
cover bis own sins they come again
o view. Bo sure your sins will find
ou out. But when God blots out
'our sins they are blotted out for
ever. "
This evening Mr. Lyon will speak
on the "Children of God , " or , "How
may I know that I am a Christian ? "
J. C. Mardis Has Arrived to
Superintend Work.
STATE ARCHITECT HERE TODAY
Within a Few Days the Nebraska
State Hospital for the Insane ,
Which Has Been so Long Planned ,
Will Begin to Loom up.
fFrom Thursday's Dally. ]
The Nebraska State Hospital for
the Insane will begin to loom up on
the hill northeast of Norfolk within
a few hours. J. C. Mardis , represent-
ng the Capital City Brick company ,
jas arrived from DCS Moines to su
perintend the work of constructing
.ho new Institution. Ho Is at present
at the Oxnard hotel.
State Architect Tyler is expected
: o arrive in Norfolk today and will ,
with Mr. Mardis , go over the ground.
The plans of engineering and of
building will bo sot forth in a definite
way and then the dirt will begin to
fly.
fly.Mr.
Mr. Mardis had nothing in a def
inite way to say for publication this
morning. His plans can not be laid
out until he has talked with the state
architect. He expects to bo here several
oral months.
ATCHISON GLOBE SIGHTS.
There Is a case of blondlned hair
In town that is making the dogs howl.
The wickedest thing an Atchlson
man ever heard of was a woman who
drank whiskey.
Church pillars arc mighty proud
when people from other denomina
tions attend their church affairs.
If a woman book agent wears skirts
that rustle loud enough , no woman
will close her doors against her.
All story books make women out
to be better than men , probably for
the reason that women are the ones
who buy them.
Some day when a dressmaker Is
seen on pleasure bent during a busy
season , the women who catch her at
It , will mob her.
Wo know Dan Anthony very well
now ; but after ho is elected to con
gress , we'll bet ho won't speak to us
It does make a difference.
When a man reaches forty-five , ho
should cut off a lock of his hair so
that he can prove to his grand child
ren In years to come that he once had
some.
When there Is a dust storm , and a
woman gets caught out In It , she
moans that It Is only a few days since
she washed her hair and now It haste
to bo done all over again.
Man From the Rosebud Objects
to the New Terms.
INDIANS SPEND THEIR MONEY
Regradless of How Much They Re
ceive It Is Said That They Will Get
Away With nil the Cash and With
out Much Benefit Either.
( From Wednesday's Dally. ]
"I don't know how much the Indian
lights association known about real.
i\ lug Indians , aside I rom the gradu-
tes of the Carlisle Indian school , "
aid a visitor In the city from Fairfax
oday , "but 1 do know that In trying
o raise the price of the Rosebud
eservatlon to $5 an aero , tlu-y are
ot helping the Indians. An Indian
oosn't know the value of money Ho
vlll spend all ho has , regardless of
ho amount , and that foolishly.
"What's more , In trying to take a
lomostead a man who paid $5 an aero
ouldn't got along for the first three
cars without sinking $2,000. Ho
ouldn't como anywhere near making
living. It Is a lot of hard work. You
uivo to have tools and horses and
mins. It Is no snap. At the end of
Ivo years he's lucky If he's played
oven , and bo's spent a period of drud
gery to make ends meet. The price
s too high. "
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.
C. A. Nash was In Norfolk from
Croston.
1-3. H. Lulkart of Tlldcn was In the
Ity today.
W. E. McCord was hero yesterday
'mm Albion.
O. E. Coylo was In the city from
Merco today.
John Ward of Newman Grove was
a city visitor.
G. H , Reese was In the city over
light from Pierce.
E. C. Biggins of Fairfax , S. D. , was
n Norfolk yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sullivan were
u the city from Lincoln.
W. O. Smith came down on the
morning train from Fairfax.
T. M. Campbell and W. II. Graben
vero in the city from Brock.
Robert Lynn , banker at Spencer ,
was In the city today on business.
Tomorrow is St , Patrick's day and
ho "wearln * o' the green" will bo
ho popular departure.
Mrs. C. C. Taylor of Nellgh is a
guest at the homo of her daughter ,
Mrs. M. J. Romlg. She is accompa-
iled by her little granddaughter.
Some of the wcalher propncts are
> remising a blizzard for tomorrow.
The weather man will have to hurry
f ho Is successful In generating a
storm period that will enable it to
consideration as a buzzard.
The Oxnard hotel has a new kitch
en In course of construction , a now
range on the way , now bath rooms
hroughoiit the house , a new , dark
green shade of paper on the walls of
ho dining room and a coatlne of
vhito on the office skylight.
Two Norfolk girls have a new Idea
which Is bringing them good results.
Miss Watts and Miss Gruell are
originators. They are selling chances
on a trip to St. Louis or $15 in
money. The tickets range from ono
cent to $1.10. The gross receipts will
give them enough for their Ingenuity
and the patrons the fun of the game.
Miss Marie Wainwright will enter
tain at the Norfolk Auditorium to
night In Shakespeare's "Twelfth
Night , " and one of the best opportu
nities of the season Is presented the
people of Norfolk for seeing a strict
ly high class entertainment. Miss
Wainwright's performance at the
Boyd theater in Omaha received wor
thy attention on the part of the crit
ics and Norfolk may bo considered
fortunate in that she and her com
pany consents to give a performance
here. ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Rcc'-ard ' left
Norfolk this morning for their new
homo In Los Angeles , Cal. They have
made Norfolk their homo for a great
many years and during that time
( hey have formed friendships ii ( the
type that can never bo forgotten. _ At
the train this morning quite a crowd
of the old friends and neighbors gath
ered to bid the departing Nebraskans
God speed upon their journey west
ward. It was a hard goodbye to
speak and a touching farewell , with
al. Mr. Reckard will bo employed in
the street car manufacturing shops
of Los Angeles.
Complaint has been made tha
those making use of the city dump
ing ground on South First street are
not complying with the laws and reg
ulations governing the tract. The
city owns five acres near the river
that may bo used for the disposition
of truck and rubbish , and It Is pro
vided that the stuff dumped there
shall not bo deposited closer than 100
foot to the highway. Instead of ob
serving this , rubbish Is now being
dumped Into the highway , the team
sters finding It convenient to dump
their loads out along the road with
out driving Into the plot that ha
been set aside for the purpose. Th
officers have taken note of this procedure
ceduro and propose to stop the prac
tlce. They propose to make an ex
ample of the violators of the law.
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