TT1R NORFOLK NEWS ; FRIDAY. MAROIT 1R. 19U. (
Son of Peter Hnnscn of Bruns
wick Thought Dead.
FRIGHTENED TEAM MASHES UP
The Horses Scared Four Miles North
west of Town and Threw the Youno
Man Out Relatives Come After
Surrjcon Worst Feared ,
( Kraut UYilwmliiv'H Dolly.1
Brunswick , Nob. , March ii. ( Spe
cial to The NOWR : In u frightful run
away here today , 1'otor Hanson , Jr. ,
n Ron of Peter Hansen , waa probably
hilled , The accident occurred four
milca northwest of town. The team
which ho was driving became fright
ened and ran away. The buggy waH
mashed all to pieces and young Hanson -
son was thrown out and so badly hurt
that he never recovered conscious
ness. His relatlvea have just come
to BruiiHWIck for a doctor. They are
not sure whether ho IH merely uncon
scious or dead. It Is thought that ho
la probably dead.
RELATIVES FILE THE CHARGE
_
Fred Harvey of Scrlbner Will Have
to Face the Law.
Scrlbnor , Nob. , March 1C. A com
plaint charging Fred Harvey with
tjtatutory rape upon Mian Eva Itlch
of Scrlbnor will ho llled by Van Uleh ,
the young woman's father , and lion-
ry Rich , her brother. Hnrvoy Is the
man who , by hts own confession and
the statement of Miss Rich , has been
having Illicit relations with her for
six or BOVOII montha past. Ho la
now confined at the county Jatl. The
relatives of the girl came from Scrlh-
nor on an afternoon tram for the
purpose of entering the complaint.
Miss Rich has made a donlal of the
facts contained' her confession to
Sheriff Bauman , hut Harvey Btnmla
pat on hla ndmisslona. Ho declares
frankly that his intimacy with the
girl has extended over a considerable
period , up to two weeks before last
Wednesday night , when she caused
u furore by declaring throe men had
criminally assaulted her. Ho alllnnu ,
however , that her action in tying her
self and spreading the report of her
being raped was carried out without
lilt ) knowledge.
Harvey declares ho is as fond of
Miss Rich as over and would ho per
fectly willing to settle the difficulty
by marrying her. Her relatives , however -
over , are not satisfied with that way
out of the matter , nnd they will prob
ably push the prosecution.
THURSDAY TIDINGS.
W. H. Burns was In from Fullerton
yesterday.
A. M. Tillman was up from Hooper
yesterday.
S. L. Daggard was over from New
man Grove.
J. Klelth and M. B. Ervin were down
from Crelghtou.
J. R. Rundoll of Wnyno was a city
visitor yesterday.
G. M. Tyler was down from Ran
dolph yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beach were
city visitors yesterday from Bloom-
Hold.
Hold.W
W O. Hull has shipped his pacer ,
Comet , to Nollgh , where the animal
will bo trained during the season.
Manager A. J. Dnnlovy of the Audi
torium was down from Tllden to see
Marie Walnwrlght In "Twelfth Night. "
C. A. Relmera of Plorco and Cla-
rcnco Cull of Oakland appeared In
Washington this week to take the
preliminary examination for entrance
to the naval academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Amarlno and
Mrs. H. L. McCormick wont to Pierce
today to attend the funeral of the in
fant child of Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Mc
Donald.
Rev. W. R. Peters has just conclud
ed a successful three weeks' series
of rovlal meetings at the Plalnvlow
school house , during which a num
ber of converts wore secured.
Harry Knowles , foreman in the Tll
den Citizen olllce , was in the city for
a short time yesterday. Ho says the
people in that section of country are
enthusiastically for Robertson for
governor.
J. P. Cox , postmaster at Foster , and
M. Nichols , drove to Norfolk yester
day and were in the city over night.
They wont to Battle Creek today ami
will return to Foster tomorrow. They
report business good.
J. M. Eads , deputy grand mastci
workman of the A. O. U. W. , was Ir
the1 city this morning. Ho is at present
sent working In Madison , where h <
expects to have a class of forty can
didatcs within a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davenpor
have moved to Norfolk from Slou :
City , and will occupy the Reckan
house on West Norfolk Avenue. Mr
Davenport expects to engage in tin
ranching business the present season
NEW LAND FIRMJ.OCATES HERI
Northwestern Land and Immlgratloi
Company In Norfolk.
. The Northwestern Land and Imml
gratlon company is the name of i
new business firm in Norfolk. J. II
Sexton is manager , H. F. Slawte
trcaauror and William Hcntml secre
tary. All of the gentlemen are from
Nnpor , Nob. They have routed a
building on Norfolk immuu , formerly
occupied by thu lllnii plumbing fdiop ,
and will conduct the affairs of tholr
luminous from thlH point. Mr. Hoxtoii
and Mr. lloiuiul arrived In the city
thin morning.
"Wo locate In Norfolk , " they said ,
"licciuiHO It In thu logical gateway to
the now northwest. This IH a great
and growing country. The Interests
of Norfolk and of the now northwest
are mutual. People all through the
territory approclato that fact , too. "
MAKE IT A DAY OF PRAYER
_
Twenty Meetings Held This Morning
In Norfolk Homes.
U WIIH an ordinary night thin morn
ing to see tnt'ii and women all over
thu city going to Horvlcrn for prayer
ind It la OHttmutcd that at loaHt two
uindred attended these meetings.
Mr. I.yon speaks at the afternoon
mooting on "Why are not Moro of
Our Prayora Anaworcd" or the Con-
lltlona ISHHontlal for Hffoctlvo Prayer. "
The committee have engaged the
Auditorium for the men'H meeting
loxt Sunday afternoon. It la being
ilannod to make that ( ho largest au
lltnico of men ever gathered In the
city.
city.Mr.
Mr. Lyon apoko hint night on "Tho
3hlldrou of God , " and u few of hla
.hoiighta were :
"Tho Christian la the only truly free
nan. The most galling bondage IH
ho slavery of aln. There are three
classca In many churchoa the guoata ,
ho aorvauta and the children. The
; ucsta never fool qulto at home ; the
servants are those who work simply
from a souse of duty , but the children
uro thoao who have true liberty. To
the child of God also belongs protec
tion and caro. If nn earthly government
mont will care for her citizens and
protect their right , how much more
will you bo protected when you become
como a citizen of the kingdom of God
All people are not children of God
Two classoa are distinctly brought
out In the scriptures. Ono Is calloi
the children of light , of promise , ol
obedience , of heaven ; the other Is
called the children of darkness , o
the world , of disobedience , the chll
dron of the devil. No person can belong
long to both classes. Everyone is irene
ono class or the other. "
This evening Mr. Lyon will speak
on "Hulling Away the Stone. "
Locates In Norfolk.
Miss Sarah Mulcts of Chicago has
arrived In Norfolk to make her homo.
She has purchased five acrca of land
near the crosalng of the Northwest
ern and Union Pacific tracks two
miles southwest of the qlty and 1ms
begun the construction of a two-story
house which will cost $2,000. Hlght
Bros , have the contract. Miss Mu-
lots la just now boarding at the homo
of Mv. and Mrs. George Williams ,
near the Union Pacific crossing.
Notice of City Election.
Notice la hereby given to the qual
ified electors of the city of Norfolk ,
Nebraska , that the annual election
of said city will bo hold in the dif
ferent wards of said city , on Tuesday
April ( > , 1901 , for the purpose of elect
ing' ono mayor , ono city clerk , ono
city treasurer , ono city engineer , ono
police Judge , ono councilman from
the First ward , ono councilman from
the Second ward , ono c ouncllman
from the Third ward , and ono coun
cilman from the Fourth ward.
The voting places in the different
wards shall ho as follows : First ward ,
at the city hall , Second ward at Win
Ahlmann's residence , Third ward at
the Third ward hose house , Fourth
ward at the Fourth ward hose house.
Polls shall remain open In each of
the said places from 9 o'clock In the
forenoon until 7 o'clock In the even
ing of said day.
Dated at Norfolk , Nebraska , this
llth day of March , 1901.
Attest : Miner C. Ilazon ,
S. It. McFarland , Mayor.
City Clork.
Notice of School Election.
Notice is hereby given that at the
annual election to bo held in Norfolk ,
Nebraska , Tuesday , April 5 , 1901 ,
there will bo two persons chosen as
members of the board of education
of the school district of the city ol
Norfolk , Nebraska , at which election
the voting places in the various wards
will bo the same as for the clly elec
tion , as follows :
First ward at the city hall , Second
ward at Wm. Ahlmann's residence ,
Third ward at the Third ward hose
. house , Fourth ward at the Fourth
ward hose house.
All resident voters of the school
district outsldo of the various wards
will vote at the city hall polling place.
Polls shall remain open at each of
the said polling places from 9 o'clock
in the forenoon until 7 o'clock in the
i- evening of said day.
Dated at Norfolk , Nebraska , this
llth day of March , 190 J.
Miner C. Hazen ,
Attest. Mayor.
S. R. McFarland , city clerk.
The Northwestern Line Russia-Japan
Atlas.
A Russo-Japanese war atlas has
IE been issued by the Chicago & North
western R'y. Three fine colored
in maps , eacli 1-1x20 , bound in conveni
ent form for reference. The eastern
ila situation shown in detail , with tables
a showing relative military and naval
I. strangth and financial resources oi
Russia and Japan.
This is to be a Great Season
For Norfolk.
MANY IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED
With the New State Hospital for the
Innane , an Electric Line to North
western Depot , and Estnbllshmcnt
of Institutions , It Will Hum.
( Krom ThurHilny'N Dnllv. ]
It Is uHllniutud by ono contractor
In Norfolk thrit at leant 200 now
1 io in OH will 1)0 built In tlio city this
HOIIHUII.
UiHt year tlioro were over lOi ) now
houses and any nuinlior of now busl-
OHB Improvements and structures
hroughout the coininnnlty. There is
very proapoct , according to the pros-
lit Indication that the Improve-
HintH of thlH year will oxccod thoao
f 1UOII.
Already the building has begun. A
urge number of homes are now going
ip. There will bo many milca of now
ement walks. A new Institution
imnnfacturlng building blocks , Is to
o Installed. An electric line between
Norfolk nveiiuo and the North
ivestern depot at South Norfolk will
/cry probably bo got under .way. The
* tate Insane hospital , Involving an
expenditure of $100.000 , will bo start
ed within a few days.
It will ho a great year for Norfolk
District Court Jurors.
Following are the names of the
) otlt jurors drawn for the Marcl
.orm of the district court In Madison
county , which convenes March 28
1901 :
C. M. Doylcs , B. D. Bryant , James
'onnolly ' , sr. , John DoLong , John
Douglas , John Prison , James L. Grant
Edward II. Hartor , Henry Haaso ,
Chaa. Lodge , jr. , Aug. Lltko , Thos
Lestlna , Dennis McNoIll , Fred Pike ,
Mlko Hoonoy , L. L. Ilcmbo. A. F
Iloovos , Chas. Schmoldoborg , Jacob
Shoots , Chas. Weeks , John Wakoly ,
George Willllams , W. II. Wldaman , I
F. Zimmerman.
CALL COUNTY CONVENTION.
Republicans to Meet In Battle Greet
on March 24.
Chairman Koonlgsteln and Secretary
tary McFarland have called the re
publican county convention to moot
In Battle Crook on Thursday after
noon , March 24 , for the purpose of se
lecting delegates to attend the state ,
congressional and senatorial conven
tions. The primaries are recommend
ed to bo hold not later than Tuesday ,
March 22.
TIMELY TOPICS.
Thursday evening after having
shopped at the millinery stores , there
passed gaily along the streets , wear-
ng bright smiles , ladles with balloon
ko packages which , on a guess , con-
iilnod fantastic creations , yet known
a hats , that provoke ecstatic delight
moug the ladles , young men to ex-
ravagant expressions of admiration ,
ml old men ( married ) to say things
t the bills dated April 1. Thursday
norning , along the wind swept , snow
rifted streets , sadly , they passed
losely wrapped In winter garb and
ndor the old winter hat , wearing
ark frowns. The weather had
hanged from summer to winter.
chuyler Sun.
Several more counties declared for
ho nomination of a senator by the re-
ubllcan state convention during the
ast week. It appears that the move-
nont for the fuller participation by
ho people In the making of senators
s so popular that the politicians who
ry to stop it are getting run over
ight and left. The opposition of the
ihiof political engineers of the Bur
Ington railroad to the nomination
doa is really giving It an added im
> etus among the rank and illo of the
mrty. The average republican re-
nombers the session of the leglsla-
uro of 1901 that ended in the ap
pointment of Dietrich and Mlllard as
senators by these railroad politicians
nnd swears that It is time to stop that
sort of manipulation. North Platte
Tribune.
The ruling of the attorney general
that the credits to be assessed under
the now revenue law. are the net
credits , will meet with the approva
of the people of the stato. It puts
the law in this respect on the same
footing as the old law. A man who
owns notes , mortgages , etc. , will bo
allowed to deduct from the amoun
thereof any bona fide debts which ho
may be owing. Commissioner Dufllo
of the surpome court commission
had already written an opinion to this
effect , which had boon printed by
order of the court , but there was still
a doubt in the minds of the county
assessors. They will now follow the
opinion of the attorney general. Beatrice * -
*
atrico Express.
If Nebraska were raked with a flue-
tooth comb a better man than W. M.
Robertson could not bo found. Ho is
a gentleman , a statesman , a scholar
all that these three words imply
and then some. Nebraskans ought
to take pride in exalting such a man
to any position of public"ttrusi ho
might bo willing to accept Blrby in
State Journal.
When
You Come
Across This
Trade
in red and white on each end of a
package containing biscuit , crack
ers or wafers , you can rest assured
that the contents are of the very
highest order fresh , clean , pure
and perfectly baked.
The trade mark identifies the pro
ducts of the National Biscuit Com
pany and ever stands for the highest
quality baking.
For example try packages of
Graham Crackers and
Cheese Sandwiches.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Cheap One-Way Colonist and
Round-Trip Homeseekers' '
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VIA
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"One Way Colonist Rates. "
To points in Montana , Idaho , Wash
ington , Oregon , British Columbia and
Alberta 'territory. Tickets on sale
dally until April 30. Liberal stopovers -
overs rillowed.
To ptjlnts in Minnesota , North and
South Dakota , Manitoba , Western On
tario , Saskatchawan and Asslnibola.
Tickets' ' sale every Tuesday during
March and April.
To points in Tennessee , Mississip
pi and Louisiana. Tickets on sale the
1st and 3rd Tuesdays in March and
April.
"Homeseekers1 Round Trip Rates. "
To points In Alabama , Georgia , Ken
tucky , Mississippi , Louisiana , North
and South Carolina , Tennessee and
Virginia. Tickets on sale 1st and
3rd Tuesdays in March and April , at
rnto of ono faro plus $2.00. Stop
overs allowed.
Further information cheerfully giv
en at city ticket office , No. 1402 Far
nam street , Omaha , or write
W , H , BRILL , Dlst Pass , Agent ,
OMAHA , NEB.
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The discovery of Kidney-Ettes has
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Have you Indigestion , constipation ,
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Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea will
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form.Klesau
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? OLBT'I Bom AXD TAB ord oomoleUlr. "
Wanted Cattle to pasture for sea
son 1904 In Knox county. Good grass ,
running water , three wire fence.
$2.00 per head for the season , See
Tracy & Durland.
The Man who
is Looking
Constantly for opportunity to better his condi
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If this man will apply to the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul Ry ,
he will receive such information regarding
lands located on or reached by this railway as
will aid him in his hunt for happiness and
prosperity. Address
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Cures hoarseness and bronchial
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The most reliable preparation for
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Pneumonia Follows a Cold ,
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Disturbances of strikers are not
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