TT1K N'OflFftMC WEEKLY \EWS JOrHVATi , FmiMY. NOVEMBER . 1010. rt
Hoys Tell of Hold-up.
Floyd Tayloi. the young HOD of 10.
I ) . Taylor , r.ir , Koulh Kifth Mtniot , wim
held up and teibbcd of his watch by
Nile Luke and Ellnwoitb Khlppu , n
toulliiK lo a tonfoMMlon mndo to thu
Kiomont polk i' by thene two Not folk
boy'H , who mo In Jail at Fiomont on a
olmrgo of vagiancy.
Sbeiin Iliiuinan of I'leiniuit tele-
lihonod Chief of Police Marcjimidt and
I'lio I n I v 01 ICd Mou i oo tljat both Iho
boys had vvatche-H. SiiHpeclIng thoio
had boon a plot bolwe'on threl ! of I lie
boys cm Iho night of October 8when
Taylor losl "hi * watch , Fho Uilvor
Momoo told llio HheiliT a eonfosslon
would ho easy. The two young pils-
( inois woio told that llio thlul boy bad
boon miOHtcd and had made a confes-
nlon , w'hoiiMipon the two boys Impli
' cated another Norfolk youth.
{ . The plot was a unique ouo. All
( hioo boy-H knew thai Taylor had Just
bec'ii paid bin weekly suhuy and Unit
bo had pin dinned a now watch. In
Iho skating link ho was Joined by ono
of the tonsplialors , whllo the other
two woio to wall for thu victim at
Filth stioot mid Pasowalk avenue
The plot woikeit out we'll. The two
iioys woio met by supposed highway
men , who hold ( hem up with a u > -
volver which both pilnonois claim be
longed to the thiid paity. The latter ,
accoullng lo the agioomont of the plot ,
inn towmd PuM-wnlk's ' giovo , wheio
ho was Hiod upon and fell , supposedly
Killed. Dining those piollmlnmles
Taylor was able ( o eoutoal a sum of
mown In his sleeve , but his watch , ac
coidliiK ( o the Fu'inont police , was
lakon by Lnko whllo Shlppo hold the
gnu.
Young Taylor and the Shlppo boy
mo sons of piomlncnt uilliond men
Nile Luke Is the son of II. H , Luke.
Mm. Taylor , In the absence of hoi
husband , sayo she will not piosccnto
the boys. All nho wants Is the watch
bade. She believes theio would be
trouble should she sign a complaint.
Young Taylor declared to Chief of Police -
lice Maupimdt that he was nfialil to
clgn a complaint because the boys
might kill htm. The stolen watch ,
however , say the Fremont anlhoiillcs ,
bus been pawned , lint the boys have
made It dear that they could get it
again.
Filday momlng W H. Shlppo. falhoi
of ono of the boys , wouf to Fiomont
( o hi Ing his sou homo while H. IL
Luke , fathe'r of the olhor young lad ,
will also go to Fiemonl for his son.
Chief ol Police Marquaidt declaies
they will both bo attested as fugitives
iiom Justice should they como to Noi-
folk , while County Attoinoy Nichols
declines the bova will be apprehended
should they como to Madison county.
In the meantime a watch Is kept ovoi
the Ihiid boy , whoso name is withhold.
Ho also will bo m tested , says the
.1 J ehlel ol police. Tlio aiilhoiitios me
Indignant over the fact that , whllo
they woio ultkls.'d tor not appiohond-
r Ing the lobbois hi the Hist place , the
ciitlcs now lefuso to help them make
Iho m tests.
The youths Involveel In the uflali
imigo In nto fiom 17 to ID. Nile Luke ,
ouo of the confessed holdup aitisls ,
was mauled last summer.
WHY CUBS LOST.
H. E. K. , Chlcnflo Sport Writer Tells
of Cubs' Crusblnn Dcfc.it.
Commenting upon the downlall of
the Cubs. II. E. K. , In the Chicago Tribune
buno says :
The Culm weio oveipowetod , cutsh-
ed and humiliated. Thu young and
gamesome' Athletics , schooled and
tiallied In evoiy department of the
game , includlni ; courage , by ono whom
we all must now acknowledge as mas
ter craftsman , a superlative organi/er
mid tactician , demon , tiated in the
picsenio of a crowd vast and ctltlcal
that this wonderful machine wo have
all boon boasting about as the no pins
ultra of baseball combination , was
nothing moio than n luagnitlcont shell ,
n glltlorlng reminder that must have
owed Its piovvess and prestige , during
the last season at least , to ihe effect
on the minds of Us opponents ot the
clu//ling glamour ol pn t poiformane-o.
Captain Chance's plan of dashing at
tack and bowlleleting defense , which
has held the baseball world "buffaloed"
for lo these many yoais , was shot to
pieces by lliose young vandals fiom
Philadelphia , an essential pait of
whose basoba'l ' education has been tenet
not bu aft aid ,
Thu Cubs were outclassed , team for
team , and almost man for man , at
ovoiy point mid ( tun that goes to con-
flitiite a ball game. It was a showing
up the ctloet of which will last all
thiough the llfo the present Cub foi-
inaticm. Tlio Cubs will bo confronted
at ( ho beginning of next season by
llio question which Invailnbly brings
n negative ) leply , "Can they come
back ? "
Thoio l.s a compelling reminder in
Iho thiid game and the two that pie-
ceded it , of Sullivan ngninst Corbett ,
Dempsey against Klt7simmons , Shaot-
cr against Ue and Johnson against
JefTiics , a iccord against a reality , ago
and mocking confidence against youth
and ambition. A man who is glutted
with the flloiy of achievement no\er
tools himsuf | slipping until ho has
slipped , .mid a ball club is the embodi
ment of many men with a single im
pulse. The Athletics entoiod the lists
unawod by what the Cubs did to the
Tlgois In 1007. They allowed no
thought that they weio up against a
siipoiior organisation to outer their
minds.
Battle Creek.
Mis. Ingallsbe , accompanied by hei
children , returned Monday to her
homo at Oakdale after a couple of
days' Uslt with her father , .lohn .lost.
The German Fiauen-Vereln meets
Thmsday aftoutoon the homo of
Mrs , Cnil Piatumei on Madison street.
Viadonbuig and son who sold theji
slitiil oul i u tamaiU lo one .Me
, will \no\c to Oklahoma.
L. James of TUdeu bought the
Ljft
ijiiiurf fai in of Ady Tlotdgoti , live
III | | ( H inn Hi anil two mlloH went 'I Me ,
place wan ownud bpfeno by .Imnus Me >
Cole , \tlui live * Inntolopu county |
now.
$ r. mill Mr * . William I'm ley nf Winner -
nor \VCMO hoio Sunday visiting at the
luiino ( if 1'ieli ' biolhoi-ln-lnw , (1 ( N
Colliding. Mr. Km Icy Is an olil BO !
dlur and unit ) a mall rtiial lotilu out
ot tlial town.
'llio Pilmltho Baptists til thin vleln-
vVoiu holding Kc'ivleoH In I'own on
Snnduv afternoon. /
Tin oo candidates woio vfslling us
'I ui'Hilay , vl/ : George N. Honls and II.
C Mali an ol1 Norfolk , and Philip 11.
Koch of Wayno.
Iloloiinallon Forvhcsslll bo hold
nt thu Lnlhoian i bin I'll next Sunday
This IB mi anniiiil fcsl of thai chinch
liody In nioinoiy of Dr. Mm tin Luther
Joseph and Albeit 1'nimt woio huic'
on business Monday from Lindsay.
Chatles Solfoit IH building a large
now bain on his farm east of town.
C. 'I' . Itlcbanlson , .lohn lleggomolor ,
William Nediobol and P. C. Miller to
tin nod Sunday fioin a duck hunting
11 Ip to Wood Lake , Choiry lonnty.
Mrs. Fiod Wlnh , accompanied by
her chlldicn , lutinnod I'll day liom
( teenier , whole they woio attending
the wedding of a lelntlvo.
The laltor pint ol last week Gooigo
\V. Loscy was IILMO on business fiom
Picmont.
Homy 1 lampion Is heio fiom Vir
ginia for a visit \\ilh his half biother.
Finnic llnddlo , and f-nully.
MIH. Henry Stoltonl'oig visiting
last week at the homo ol her cousin ,
Gustavo Wossol , at Wlsnor.
Jack Gioss was hoie Satin day on
busliieHs fiom Madison.
Tom Soslor has been on HIP sick
list foi about a week and Is improving
slow ly. I-
Cnoa In Texas.
Vlctoila , Tex- , October 21 , 1010
Dear News : llefoie leaving Stanton
last .Inno lo locate In llio famous
( nil Coast ( oiintiy I piomisod Norfolk
fi lends that when 1 had been In Texas
long enough to thoioiighly convince
my own mind as to its met Its 1 would
Intorm them poisonally or thiough llio
( oliimns of The News what I thought
of the countrj as an agilcultniiil sec
tion as well ns a phue for a home.
I have now been heie four nionthb
and ha\e not for one single moment
rogi ettod that I ceased to bo poslniasl-
or at Stmiton and settled In the beauti
ful little city ot Victoiia. I Inuo
loiind the climate and general condi
tions even 111010 favoiablo than I ex
pected , and I was nssuiedly a flulf
Coast cnthuslust fiom the moment I
stepped fioin the tiain ntMctoiia. .
Tex. Heie let me state that the poison
who has gone with an excursion on
some of the special land cais to Corpus -
pus Chrlsta , ltio\\n\illu and other
points , \la San Antonio , has not seen
the best of the coastal counliy , not
by any moans. There. Is not the least
loom lor eouip.nison between the sec
tions I have mentioned and this sec
tion , stiotchlng fiom the San Antonio
i her east and noith acioss Calhonn ,
Victoiia , .lacKson and Matagoido
counties , wheie lain falls in abund
ance and well distilbuted thioughout
the entiic jear , whcio water is sweet ,
pine and pleiiliful and can bo had at
almost any depth , langlng fiom onlv
a lew leet lor shallow 01 "suifaco"
wells to about foity feel lor a deeper
sheet , and whoio mtesian walei can
bo obtained at a depth a\ciaging
aionnd filll ) feet.
Ml the lopoits that have been cir
culated thiough pi ess and by poison
of a dionth in Texas do not apply to
Ibis .section. It seldom becomes so
diy heie as to Injuio ciops. The past
summer came as near to it as it over
does and still wo cario tluough with
splendid crops In almost e\ciy lino.
The climate is all that has been
claimed for It. Mysflf and family
passed tlnoimh the hot eeason with
less disomfortnte ( than wo were wont
to oxporionoo in Nebraska. The sun
shines hot , but the beat Is tempered
by the cool gulf bieo/c , which is noai-
ly always blowing. There is little
wind at Victoiia asldo Horn this gulf
biec/.e ami none of the severe coast
stoims bave in or touched heie with
injuiions effect.
Just now we aie passing Uiiongh
about as cold a spell as they often
b-ive heie , yet I am wilting In shirt
sleeves and without lite. There are
but few days tlnonghout the wlntei
when llio Is essential lo comfoit
Vktoila Is a city omewliat laigei
than Noifolk ' ! dlfiViunt in m range-
mont , bnslnisniilldl'igs not being
( onllncd to an one 01 two 01 tin 00
pmticnlar 3tic < ! not all ccntnied
wllliin a hw bloeUt- but small stoics ,
she | s , cotton Rlns di HiMng place- ! and
othoi places of business aie cmounlci-
ed in diffeieat paits of the town.
Theio aie mote line homes and 111010
wealth per capita in Victoiia tban in
any city in Uio United States. It Is
called "The City of Hoses" because of
the abundance of this beautiful ( lower ,
which aio to be seen In almost endless
vaiietles and all months of the year ,
but aio at their most beauty and pro
fusion about the holiday season.
The soil vmles fiom the rich deep
alluvial of the liver valleys and the
equally ilch and even blacker hog
wallow uplands to the giay or light
snndy , which latter with the black
sands are ooiisideiod best for tinck-
ing. To the south and east of N'ictoila
stretches the laigest Mid best belt of
ilch black lands I ever saw and 1 do
not believe its equal can bo found any-
wheio In any country , when quality
of soil , diaiii'iire , rainfall and water
aio considered.
Victoria is situated on the Gnadn-
lupo ilvor and thiough Its channel has
water connection with the gulf , thlity
two miles away.
The city has as good a water uys-
tun as there IK anvvvhoio , the water
being thiowu up by aiteslan wells
i/oo feet deep Theio is an Ice plant ,
ductile light mid power plant , cicuui-
cry and cold sloiag" plant , cotton
i , fotli cotton xlna complete
plant : lor woiklng up the cotton seed j
Into Its dlfloient pindncts. a llntor ,
whkh hopmatcs the last bltn of cotton -
ton fiom the seed and puts It Into
oltx for quilts , etc A mammoth su
gar plant Is Just being completed and
i system of barges and power boats
for biinglng the cane up the ilvor.
All will bo In readiness for working
up Uio picMont ciop.
1'lioie Is coitnlnlv a gionl fiilnle In
stoio for this section of Iho Lone
Star slnto now that the large ranches
me being cut up Into fauns mid
liiougbt Inlo a slat" of cultivation.
Noithoin methods mu showing the
natives how to faun mid to the most
of them it Is a lev elation. Northern
bialns and In awn mo suioly making
mote Ihmi ( wo bales of cotton , Ivvo
hushc'ls of coin and sevcial times Iho
< inonnt of other pioducts glow whoic
but ono or none glow bofoio. The
Impiovomcnl Is voiy muikud since
my Hist visit lo the state two yems
ago.
ago.To
To all my ftlomts who load The
Vows I extend a coidial invitation to
visit mo and see lor themselves what
awaits those who settle heio perma
nently. A winter or pait of ono spent
hoio will be a pleasmo to look back
upon and delightful leciealion now ,
v'hilo an Investment In land hero now
means moio money tor the Investor.
I know of no moio pleasant or profit
able place lor a home.
To any ono deslilng moio specific
Inloinialloii I extend an Invitation to
wille mu at Victoiia , Tex.
Tex.A.
A. F. Enos.
Battle Creek.
Mis. William Volk , si , ol Noith
Hat tie Cieek , whoso health has not
been very good lor some yeais , Is
bcilously ill.
John Ott , an old settle ! of Ciimlng
Mud Madison ( ouutics , who sold his
l.ii ms hoie seveial yea is ago and nun
cd to the Panhandle county ) in Texas ,
is hoio on an extended \ L-.lt with
iclatlves and lilends.
Mis Ailel Wollt has bought the
Muuson piopeitv , on the coiner of
Main and Second sticcts , and took
possession this week
The Lutheians ot Hatllo Oieek
Heights , sl\ miles south , leceived a
Imndsome now oigau this week
A Beautiful Sunset.
When the sun set at r.u . : : Fiielay
evening it left behind It in the west
one of the most beautiful sunsets over
seen in Noilolk. In lact the color of-
fee Is weie next to the best In any pait
of the wotld. Close to the westeiu
lioil/on the colors weio of yellow and
Ii4ht giceu , while higher In the sky
\\as a wall ot heavy pink , jellow ,
blue , gieen and led The wall of
beautiful colois lescmbled the iiish-
ing ton out ot a coloied liver , wide on
the 1101 Hi side and pointed on the
south. ISolb sides weio bounded l > \
heavv , stoim > looking clouds
This beautiful sunset lasted lor about
ten minutes when at shoit Intcivals It
( hanged to unions foi illations as the
. 'in set fmthcr down on the othci
side of the vvoild. As It giew dmKoi
near ( J o'clock It left behind il In the
vvestoin hoi I/on a long stieak ot
pictt > pink while the iky about-
was a bank of red , pink , > ellow and
' , icen waving clouds.
Say Gas Caused It.
Kan Ki.inelsco , Oct. 2 ! ) . Thu com
mittee appointed by the state ledoia-
lion ot labor lo Invesllgatu the Los
Angeles Times disaster piesented a
lengthy lepoit to the cxecullvc coun
cil of thai body. II announces its ton-
luslon that the explosion was caused
by gas. "Tho only tenable theoiy
llius far , " says the lepoit , "is thai
leaks in this Times building let loose
so much gas that , by coming In con
tact with an open flame such as a
lighted match or the flies in the print
ing depattinont there was a disas-
tiuus explosion. "
Senator Gamble at Gregory.
Uiogory , S. \ ) , Oct. li ! ! Special to
'J ho News : The amliloiium ot this
clt.v was ciowded lo heai Senator
( amide speak.
GIVE THEM FAKE TYPHOID.
Then K. U. Students Need Not Fear a
Real Attack.
Law i unco , Kun. , Oct. till. The pie-
\ontion ol Ijplmld fovei by vaccina
tion will leceive a llrst tiial al the
I'nhcisity of Kansas tomoiiow altor-
i eon Lr. ) W. K. Tiimblo ol the mil
veisity medical school at Uosedale will
open an oflUe In thu dopaiIntent of
Inutcilology KJOIIIS at I o'clock , and
will be thuio just live honis. In Hint
lime he will icioivc all students do-
siting to bu vaccinated against the
disease.
Hall Nails Fake Story.
O'Neill. Neb , Oct. I'll. Keillor News :
The Omaha Woild-IIoiald , issue ot Oc-
tobei1 , ciedits mo with statement
that 1 am for Dahlman and Hitchcock.
This is null ue. Al no time or place , or
to an.\ one did J make auj such state
ment. I am for Aldiich , Uuikctl and
the entlio lepnblhan ticket
C j : . HALL.
The above Utlegiam was iccelvecl by
The News Satuiday fiom the former
shoiift of Holt ( ounty Following Is
the tuko Interview pi luted by the
Woild-lloiald , vvhlih Mr. Hall ie-
pndlates In its entliet ) .
. C 10. Hall , former sheillf of Holt
county , which position ho filled for
twelve > eais , and piominently identi
fied with political nflalis in noithern
Nebinska , Is one lepubllcan who is a
staunch admit or of Major Dahlman ,
expects to vote for him and see him
elected and Is not afiald to como right
out In meeting and glvo his ) easous
for feeling the way ho does.
" 1 have been all thiough noithoin
Nebraska , " said Mr Hall at the Mer
chants hotel \\odnesday , "and 1 can
say that 'Jim * Dahlman will caio
every county fjom Omulm to the
11 ( Hack Hills by splendid majoiltles.
' .Mini } lopubllcmiH of the KIKlmiii
uilhn legion icsoiit the county option
I' plank ' In the lopubllcan stnto platfoim
and ' admitu Mayor Dahliuan's Htiong
stand ngalnsl county option mid In
favor of peisonal lilieity. "
Mr Hall believed that ( Illbeit M
Illli hunk will also sweep the noith-
01 n pait of Ncbiaska. It Is his opin
ion that Kdgar llowaid's unrallod-tor
itlack has made thousands of votes
for Mr. Hitchcock. '
Mi. Hall asked for a liahlman but
ton befoio leaving Iho Moichants to
look afloi n Main load of cattle ho
btought with him , ami Judge lullua H
Cooloy. who happened to bo standing
near , fuinlshcd the Imdgo with the
reinaik , 'Now .sou mo wealing the
pkluio of llio next goveinoi. "
BERT TAYLOR'S LAST WORDS.
Mlndcn Murder Clnlms Until the Last
Orcntb That He Is Innocent ,
Lincoln , Oct. ao-Mloil Ta.vloi , the
Mlndon mm del or , paid Iho law's in Ice
ol mm dor > esteiday afteinoon , and his
bod.v U now at a local iindoilakei'H.
The last elloit to save the pilsonor's
llfo exhausted , the tiap was spuing
at a-7 : ! o i lock. Tavloi's nock was
biokon At 2.IU. ! ) a doctor look hold
of the hanged man's wilst , paused lot
i' second and solemnly announced that
death's woik was complete
Ta.vloi with a guaid on either side
ot him and thieo gmuds and a minis
ter following , began llio death match
al 2 I'.U o'clock. Ho did not laltor
II had been expected ho would bicak
down , but did not. lib tiead was
Him.
Him.As
As Ta.vlor , the muideier , stood on
thu death Horn , and beloio Iho black
cap had been adjusted , ho was asked
bv the wauleii wholhor ho had any
thing to say. Ta.vlor In a weak volcu
began to speak.
"I am innocent of this cilmo. I was
. mulcted on ciicumslautial evidence
; imf 11 was all wiong , " said Ta > lor
The condemned man paused , The
lilaok cap was adjusted.
"I am innocent , I am innocent , In
nocent , innocent , I sa.v " tame fiom
the folds of cloth mound Tajloi's
lead. They weio his last woids. He
was still speaking when the door
dioppcd fiom under him , his bodv
chot down into space , I hoio was a dull
thud as tlio lope ill awn taught , slop-
icd the man's descent.
It was the end.
Norfolk Could Be Horse Center.
Glasgow , Scotland , hopt. ' ' ( > Spo
clal to The News : The people of
Scotland me moio like tnu people of
Amoilca than any in Euiope. The
same activity , the same energy , and
the same enloiprise is seen hoio that
is so ohaiaclciistic of Ameiica. Here
in Glasgow one could easily imaginu
hlmsell in one of thu older cities of
Ameiica. ThlsS is only the moio true
because of so many of our Ameilcan
pioduels being sold and used heiu.
Tjpowillcis , lawn moweis , insurance
companies , cash loglsteis , adding ma
chines , laiiu machlnciy and scores of
other things from the United States
mo all found heie , so that one sees
neailj s many Ameiican as Scoleh
names in fion' of business places.
Some of Ihc best business blocks In
Glasgow have been built by Ameii-
caus , in which lo carry on their busi
ness heio in Scotland and Gicat III it-
ain.
In tlio count ! y distilcls ot Scotland
It is veiy clilTeient. Aside fiom the
Clyde and a few other mu row valleys ,
theio is no soil al all. and > ot Iho
Scotchman is doing much belter than
the Kiiglishman in the way of suc
cessful fanning. 1 asked one laim-
er whcie he hot lowed his soil , but thin
soil being the inks heie he did not
undoistand me. It ottuiied to me
that one good wagon load of Nobias-
ka toil would fuinish mine leitilily
than he had upon his faun , and yet
he was harvesting a belter ciop of
oats than was ovei harvested in No-
brasl'a. Very canny fellows , these
Scotchmen. With their analytical
mind they soon know the "why" of
oveiything. They aio oven ciowdlng
the ( englishman In his much more
populous ( list i lets , and wheio tlio Eng
lishman fails the Scotchman succeeds.
In ICngland ono of every sovenleen aio
paupois mid have to be helped fiom
Iho poor fund. In Scotland only ono
in every lli ! , and yet England is the
more feililo country.
The climate over all of Great Itiit-
aln is cool and moist , icquhing a
long season to ilnon giain. There is
much gialn to ciit yet , and bill very
little of It Is stacked. The season has
been an unusually wet one , mining
most ot the time since emly spifng.
Theio has boon no i.ilu now for two
weeks , giving the faunnis ; i good
( banco to hmvcst their ciop.
Tlio tommeitlal hotel system of
Gical Itillain is excellent , and neat
ly alwayj managed by women. In Iho
sniallor cilies the service is at flist
stiango to an Amoilcan but not so
bad when he gets used to It. They
will set a Tid-pound Yoikshiiu ham , a
Cheshlio cheese , weighing nearly as
much , a j'tr of jam , a I'-poimd loaf of
biead , and a pot of tea befoio you ,
when they will leave you to yomself.
This Is not so bad as it might be , foi
lie who has never tasled : v Yoikshire
hum , tooked by an Englishwoman , or
ho who Knows not Iho taste of a good
Cheshlio ( boose has missed u laro
tieat.
Much Poverty in England.
Taken as a whole. Gieat Britain
does not look good to mo fiom n finan
cial view point. It looks much woiso
than when I was lasl heio. There is
many an industilal chlmnoy from
which no smoke ascends , kilo men
ate the rule. The most wretched pov-
city meets you at every view. Thiee
ImnkeiR , from thieo districts , with
whom I have talked , could not recall
the name of a farmer'or ' business man
who was not In debt Ciodlt hoio lias
been loduiod ( o a sdonco , It Is not
based upon the amount of a man's
pioporty , but upon his ability to pay
Inloicst. When Union Itolhchlld said < ,
1' i I would lather own the iiidobtodnoHn ;
of the woild at - polecat , than to
own the woild , " ho laid thu fotindn
thin of the present ciodll system o1
liicnt Biltaln , Once In debt , no mini
. 'xpects to pay out. Credit IH main
tained by paying the old obligation
ivlth a new one.
Thu public debt of Gieat 111 Haiti will
never bu paid. Biltlah honesty IH too
well known to uvoi ; , pcjnilt the debt
to bu repudiated , but , Tor all ( hut U
will never bu paid It never can bo
paid. Uvoiythlng mid oveiyono mo
laxcd to the limit. Both llfo and death
ue ( axed , mid yet tills U\ does not
liny Intel eat and cm i out expenses
he debt Is actually gi owing. A people
ple of less Inhoient stiength. would
uivo gone Into hmikinptcy years ago
No people other than ( ho Biltlsh. have
Iho st length to cany tmch a bin den.
Do not for a moment think the Bill-
Ish aio a people of no wealth , for they
no among the wealthiest of nations
Wo have our stool dust , our moat
tinsl , our leather dust and many otb-
ois. hut they mo only infants when
compaied with the money tulst of
Gioat Biiluin. $ \ voiy small numboi
of men lontiol all Iho money of Gieat
lliltaln The low inlo ot luteiost
( incited by ( ho Bank of England Is foi
the bankets only no othoiH have the
collatotal. The fanner and moi chant
if Ibo conndy dlstiicts pay a higher
into than such men pay in Nebraska ,
ind tbeie appeals no lollof In sight.
This is my last letter to The News
nt this time , ns I shall leave for home
in a few days. This dip bus taught
me that while one may see much thai
s pleasing to the eye by tonilng a
'onnliy ' as a touilst ; yet if ho wants
to le.nn much of the country ( hat will
jo of any leal value lo him , hu must
go out mnotig the people who make
Hint counliy , and live with ( hem , and
labor with them hi the way of helping
Lhom to solve some of their many dif-
llcult pioblcms.
Evoiy day that 1 lomain in a conn
ny , only biings mo neater to Iho poo-
[ do , and In some Instances U has
noun with many icgtets that 1 was
( impelled to leave them.
The Whole World Alike.
Another thing one loams Is that
ifter all people diftor loss than we
no inclined to believe , thai Iho woild
s but ono 1mgo family. Go whoio
wo may , chllclteii mo playing the same
games , lovers aio bientiling woids of
otcinal love and confidence into tlio
MUS ol their swoelheaits ; middle ages
s occupied with the leal activities and
osponsibilitics of life ; old age , more
ikely than not , Is leponting of ( ho
nlstakes of an ill-spent life these me
.he things common lo all mankind ,
ind when all has been said , they still
nnko up Ihc chief Hems of life.
Em ope has much Iho best of us In
yeais , but whether wo speak of any
) iie , or all things , for which life is
wortli living , it is Europe thai suffers
jy die eompaiison. This does nol
iiean thai no good can bo found over
icie , foi go wheto we may thoio will
jo good and there will bo that which
is bad , but always moio good than
bad. The beautitul homo llfo of rural
Fiance ; the coinage and persistency
if Hie Hollander ; Hie Hilton's gieat
love of honesty and his stilcl cnfoice
ment ot law , aio all wet thy of our
emulation. Tlio Fiench and British
, ystems ot building roads and maikel-
Ing crops we should make subjecls of
mefnl study.
Upon the other hand this should
not be tonsil nod to moan thai all
Is well al home. Wo have national
doubles of our own , dusts , lailiond
legnlatlon , guilt and other things ,
but the people who have made a
United Slates In llnec condnles , can
be dusted to moot any emcigcncles
that may misc. Wo have minor trou
bles In our home state , but the intelli
gence of Nebraska will lake cato of
the Indue. We me young when com
paied wllh Euiope , but the people ot
Euiope mo today our pupils. The
more I study Ihc people here , their
povoity , their ignoiuneo , and of the
bettei people their hopes mid ambi
tions , the inoto firmly I am coin lined
thai the Ameiican schoolhouse and
the Amoilcan school teacher have
boon the most potent foice in Ameil-
cii'a gicatness. The native ability of
tlio Briton is the best In the woild.
Tuio gieatness genius oven an
embtyonlc stage Is miming loose hoio
upon the streets , but there Is no
American schoolhouse , no American
school teacher to develop It. This
makes in Gicat Biitaln n ( ontiadicloiy
condition. She is Ihc most Intelligent ,
yet. al Iho same time tlio most Ignorant -
ant of peoples. Ono man a king , an
other a creeping , .servile thing.
A Message to the Farmer.
Tlneiugli The News 1 have > a incs
sage to deliver lo the Nobiaska faun
or. It Is : Plow boiler , plant butler ,
using bettor seed ; cultivate holler ,
and harvest and euro for your cioj
hotter Consent ) the lei Hilly of yoiir
soil as you would your dollars. However
over Joitlle your soil , unless you take
hoed It will bo worn out before you
aio aware of It. Build bettor and more
substantial buildings , and lastly
bieod bettor live stock and feed nni
caio for It holler. You can conserve ,
the feitlllty of your soli only by keep
ing live stock , and the world wants
only tlio best. The best li-yem-ok
steers sold in this maiket today for
$171. per head , while others the same
ago hi ought Sl ! ) only. The best fa' '
sheep sold for $ U2 per head , while otb
ors of the same ago sold for $9. Cm
you nffoid to stand this loss ?
It IH you who hold the key to llio
future piospeiity of your country
Never hefoio have the countries o
Europe icallml the fact that there
can bo no permanent piospeiity ex
coi-t 11 comes from Iho farm. Facto
lies sometimes lail'and payrolls cease
but the pioduots of the soil go on
fotover England manufactures much
more than Fi.ineo , whllo the latlor
pioducea 1100 percent more fiom tlm.
soil , area for urea. England is u laud
of i ninny pnnpeiH. In l'Ymiu
body 1 In loauhiK money 01 buying up
bonds. And Mr. Landlimid stop your
annual tenancy In icntlng , unless you
ant to bankiupt yourself and inln
vour tenant , for it wilt mticly do both
and such a system ban bankiniltod
nations. Such a system compels youi
tenant to nlo\l ! \ foitlllly fiom you , and
without It M. . bave nothing loft. The
only good letitod piopoitlus In ( liva'i
llillaln , aio ll.ioxe whoio the lcnaile.\
has been ftgu | twenty ono to ninety1
nine yems. All olbcrs havg long
i luce boon oxliaii.stcd.
World Needs Draft Horses.
I 11 list yon will keep it a sooiol ,
but i ( 'guiding live stock the \\bole \
woild Is mighty shoil on good diaft
hoises. I When 1 was In 1'iaiico 1 mo !
IliltoiiB , and Belgians , and Dauen , and
lollandois , and Goimans , all looking
01 ooil diaft hoiscs. When 1 leach-
d iTcdglum 1 found them nil Ihoio with
he Picncliman added , and all looking
or good dra It hoi scs. When 1 ar-
hod In Holland they woie nil theio ,
ind all looking for good diaft hoisos
Vheii I leachud Great Hiltaln I found
hem all hoio and sdll looking foi
good diaft hoisos. Thus you see tlio
act Is proven that II Is nol bleed or
needs they caio about , but they all
vant good diaft hoisos. Mind yon ,
low , 1 did not say diafl hoi scs , I said
SOOD diafl liotses. Some of yon farm-
Ms have always logmdod mu IIH a
tank upon the subject of soundness ,
ml when 1 got homo you will find
no moio ( lanky than ever , for whoi-
ner 1 have found buyois looking foi
; oed geldings , upon examination they
vould loject nine for ovoiy ono no-
opted. What they vvanl and must
nivo ( o stand the heavy woik of the
Itlcs of Iho woild , Is a big , uiggod ,
omul lioi.se. and added lo this ho
mist be a good loedei. Km Much
geldings I find ( ho pike the same In
II ( ho counlilos ol Emopo , fiom ! ? ! ! 25
o $ l.r > < ) per gelding , ace 01 ding lo sio
ml .quality. II you me not alieady
vvaie of the fact , when yon send your
lenses to maikct , you will find II is
lafl lioisos lalhei than diall ponies
hat mo wanted , and above all they
unsl have good elastic paslcuts and
tioug sound Jiucks.
Could Raise I hem Here.
No ( oitnliy upon the eaith is hot
el fitted for the pioduclion ol such
cldings than Is the district aionnd
Voifolk. Nor Is any counliy beltoi
dapted ( o the pioduction of high
lass puio hied hoisos. Not of any
mo bleed , but of all the bloods , and
11 the wide vvoild is solely in need
> f such stock at this time and always
vlll be. You may have the weakness
o believe , lor il is an Ameiican weak-
loss , that nothing can be done In such
breeding unless you have the stale 01
edeinl goveinmen.t behind you. No
lollof could bo moio falhuious , and I
m going to loll you ( hat no gieal
novemenl In animal hjisbandry has
'ver been mlidc that was slate"wide
r even county wide The gioat Bel
gian hoisc is still piodiucd in his naIve -
Ivo counliy upon an moa of but nine
)1 ) our lownships. The homo of the
ufloik Is IOB- < than two townships ,
ind yet all the woild pays him Iri-
into. The Clydale is confined to the
alloy of the Clyde. The masslv e Shii o
s hied upon but a veiy few farms.
The Peichoion upon an area of a
mall county. The Shorthorn cattle
uivo but tow homos in Gioat Brllnin ,
ind Iho White-laced Heiefoid covers
ml foui ol oiii townships : . It is nol a
pieslion ol toiriloiy , but one only of
Mitoipilso and intelligence , and Nor-
'oik can be mhdo such a live slock
onlor that her good slock will bo
vanted in ovoiy ( juailor of the earth
The Aorlcultural City.
Should the business man of Norfolk
ead this letter It will not hint him
n the least , and for his paiticnlar ben-
111 1 will add , that when I was heio
n Gioat Britain sixteen yems ago
evoiy city was competing with every
ithor place in seeming manufacturing
udustilos , but wholly neglecting their
igiicultnral possibilities. Today Iho
manufacturing cities aio ns dead as
hey can bo , and evoiy city is doing
ts best to make itself the center of
igikultuial liado. Leeds , Iho gieat
st mannfactuilng center known , Is
oday the dullest city of England. The
> osl town In eastuin England is Wood-
nidge , wheio ? lfi)0,000 ( ) is paid by
oieigneis every year for her Suffolk
lorscs , and thu business men of the
own iccently lalsed $50,000 to hi- -
sponl in fuilher piefcctlng its favor
to bicccl.
The best town In northein England
Is wheio the United .S.atos , Canada
and Argentina aio paying fiom $1,000
to $20,000 each for fancy Shoithorn
cattle. In westoin England fc is whoio
[ lie bleeders of Mlssouil , Kansas , No
biask.i and our gioat southwest art
spending their millions foi the White
fated lleiofoid. In Scotland It Is
vvhoie thiity-thieu , v calling Clyde : ,
dale cells lecenlly sold for $118,000 at
a public sale , all bred at that place
as wel as many moio. Binges Is Iho
only real live town In Belgium , mid
It is hoie jthut Ihc people of five na
lions aio spending their money every
year for the big Belgian horse.
Then theio is little Nogont-lc-Hou
turn , just the slzo of our own Norfolk -
folk , and I have the ollklal figures foi
llio slalemenl , $3,500,000 spent there
ovoiy ycui for the ope thing Porchct-
on hoises. What would Noilolk do
what could she not do , if In addition
to the trade she now has. tlnce and a
halt million dollai.s was loll thoio for
Borne one pioduct ?
G. L. Carlson
A TIGER HUNT ON A SHIP.
excitement on an Ocean Liner Fur
nished by a Royal Bengal.
Now Yoik , Oct. 2D The ciow of
the liner Mlnnowaska In fiom London
today , had n tin tiling yarn to toll of
a real tiger hunt whkh took place on
board silp ) on Us last eastward pas-
' are Thc > Mlninvva-Ka lariled pmt1
. < i ? a meiiarcil ( on Its lower deck for-
waul. Among the unlmuls waa a line
boiutnl ( Igi'i1 Motitbi'iH ( if Ihc dew'
i.otliod that the tiger win In n bad
I'liipor , l''ioiiu ' nlly ho Inn ltd him
ielf agalrifll ( ho bars with n violence )
hat made thu sal lorn inuaiy.
The Saluiday aftv'i' ( bo llnor sailed
ilt ) wa dlxcuvcicd that llio II ) or had
OK aped Horn bin oh"o The oxdli
i unit became liilei c .vlicii loaia woio
he-aid I mm Iho lowoi JIM k I'll" Hblp'n
coik | nljiit , liiJi | < "i fi ( IP in | iiu ritlloy
pd j'.H'soiiuej ' wii'nMii lin Hub ( urn
to baho | ( , ( lmubwc0 ? l\ > ( ; it Iitln UHI
I'lilliloom , but Ilioso lii'ilde clld not be
llovo the ntoivv aiiihu-rund lo clip
'
Ihulr ijllutlvd t'oij mluiitos.
The ontliv mciuiu'Uo onn | , wnw mini
mimed and , iuiiid ; | with iXiins , unol-
VCIH and lion bain , ntleinpli-d to K
icapluio Iho lieiust boor | < < ho tlbl any
dmiiago After sciarcliliiK llm dimly
lighted lowurMlcek tor n fv mluuloH
the KOCJUMH doledod llio tlgoiby ( ho
gime ol his o.u'H , in n stall on tbe back
ol a saeuid Indian cow A gioal gash
wan In the cow's neck.
Blank cmttldgoH weio Iliod In the
llgei'M face and ho was diUcn back
Inlo his cage , but bofoio Iho Ko ( > porH
could fasMi ( ( the doois he dashed out
again and made another onslaught on
the ( ow ,
\fler inncli mmienvi ilng by Ibo
koopois , who Hied many blank cml-
ildgoH , the lig ( > r again was dtlvon
back Inlo Its ( age and I be dooi mndo
last. The tow died soon alhiwaid
TRUST BRIBE PLOT.
Disclosures of Attempts to Thwait
Pro"ecution of Packers.
Washington. Oil ill Sensational
lls ( IOSUIOH of altempls to Ihwnil the
udklmenl of tlio beef p.ukotH nud
ilc omaigai ino moousliliii M have led
0 a deleimlnallon by Pn ldinl Tall
mil Alloiney ( Jeneiallcluisham lo
eoiganl/o the goveinmiiiis piosuctlt-
ng foico in Clihago.
Tlie Mini utop alreadv bis lain tak-
n and olheis aio lo follow In loio the
jpcnlng of tbe tilal of ( he IK of ( rust
ilIU lulu bckne .Indgo Landis In Jan-
liny.
Atcoiding lo Inl'oi in.il inn gatliored
eie , Chlagi ( ) Is slnmbeilng on u
ar.othcied volcano ol i.c.ind.il ( cinnect-
'd with the Investigation ol the beef
iust nnd the oloommgiii Ino makers.
1 he dopmlmonl ol jusluc IH in pnsseB-
Ion ol evidence Indicating that po
itic.il Inllucncos woiecxtitcd to wmd
ill the indictment ol UK individual
luckois and ol I lie ollliials of n big
ilto lactoiy in the Hist investigation
if tlio. e cases lasl spimg
In addllioii , Llm elc'pai Inn nt has
cmiitd thai exliaoidiuaiv Inline ucos ,
von involving nttoinpiid biibeiy ,
iveie biought to beai lo puvciil the
loisoual indlclment of Hie packois by
the second giand jmy in the summer.
These lev obit ions have sthiod Iho
itlutnoy gencjal to action On tlio eve
it a ft niggle between tluj govutnment
ind Iho Indicted oflic laN of lh boc'f
lust , Mi Wlc'koisham h.is dele i mined
o stieiigtheii his touts all along Iho
ino. Exliuoidimny JMCM , mUonn will
) o tal.on to guaid the ovldcnto against
, he packois now in the hands of Iho
govoinmeiil and to thwait any lonow-
il ot the attempts ol 1ntoiontcd par-
tics to injiiie the govoiiiment's caso.
A Fatal Train Wreck.
Chaltmioogn , Tonn , Oil III A J.
Sanfoul , liicmmi , of Smyina , Tonn ,
vas killed. .MiKo MeGovoin , engineer
) l Nashville , was badly scalded , and
Postal Cleik Kiank B Alien was In
nicd In the wicek of the passongoi
.tain No. 1 ol the Asheville , Chalta-
moga & St Louis i.iilioad between
Uillhar and Stevenson , Al.i The pas-
songois weio shaken iii | but no ono
A as set lously injuiod \ . bioken tall
caused the engine to jump the linck
ind Iho lialn followed.
A News want ad will do the work.
WANTED Success Magazine re-
qnlios the soivices of a man in Nor
folk to look aftoi o\liing ] ) subsilip-
lions and to sec me new business by
means of special methods usually of-
Totlivo ; position pounmionl , piefor
one witli experience , but would con
sider any applicant with good natural
qualifications salary $1 ' 0 pci day ,
with commission option Address ,
with icfrionci-s H C Peacock Itooni
lo _ > . Suitcss Magn/ino Bhlg , Now
Yoik.
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