The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, October 26, 1899, Page 5, Image 5
fc f fe fP nimura wkt Bullets Fell Around te Volun teer Like Rain BRAVE MESSENGER WAS A TARGET KviltliiB KMTlfiii ill lfirif V Mi ili f Willie Sirt Imi u Siiiriitit nf ollipiliv II Ilrtr Ni lmislll A IIMiKoriiii Iticoll ntiltrrltii lx illl ton rniin HnlimlnjV Dully A roturntd soldier of thn First No limski relates tho following incident which rhow somewhat tho land of u h Idler Goo W Snider nuido whilu in tiles rvico Young Siidtr wits sergeant of ompniiy H and is now ciuidtdnti for f njMM ititciidunt of schools of this count v After a trying night on the lino re latin tho soldti r with bullets singing uuco nfortubly cloe to cur crs from tiuiL to tiini tho inorniiiLr of February B broke slowly upon us Tin sninko of tho n i Inig t c uibit hung hiuvily over the landscape A detachment of company B was in charge of outpost No J from the cos Kick of which thu irst shot was Hied This post was on tho Halie Halic road just beforn it enti red tho village of Siutel F mr hinded yard b jond the village wus tho famous bloolh u o No T a s rong Mono fortifl ation Tlireo hundred yards to tho left of this was bli ckh use No 0 Companies K and D wero on tho left As soon as it becimo light enough tho U ah light batteiy opened firo on blockhouse No 7 from McLeuds hill S on Col Stotsenburg came to tho addressing the olllcers in com uiund siid Take volunteers aid oe cupy that villngo Then stud one man to reconnoiter the gtoue blockhouse and if it is silent wo will move up at onco The entire detachment of 15 men volun teered as ono man They entered the villago without encpuuteriug any re sistance Halting in the protection of a stone building in tho village the oflicer in command called for a man to volun teer to npproai h the blockhouse Ser geaut Suider was tho first to offer and he was selected to go Ho moved up cautiously keeping iu tho protection of houses and stone walls to the opposite edge of tbe village and then taking ad vantage of every cluiip of bushes and every irregularity iu the slope of the hill he advanced to wi hiu u stones throw of the fortification lie found thn blockhouse silent the eemy hav ing been drivn out by tho bombard ment but they strongly entrenched oa either side As soon as ho hud as certained these facts he hastened back to report So long as ho continued to approach not n shot was fired from the enemys trenches but the moment he staited back tho bullets fell aronud him like rain Fortunately not ouo found tho mark and ho reached the protection of tho village in safety and made his re port Thirty minutes later the soldiers oc cupied vhe blockhouses nud adjacent trenches and those of tho enemy who had not fallen iu the fight wero lying to the woods iu the rear for safety This thrilling experience iu the sol diering career of Sergeant Snider indi cates the life of the byB in tho Philip pines was not nil a summer vacation To Curo Iu Grippe In Two Days TukeLixative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure E W Groves signature on every box 2oo Overlnml FrelilliiK At the next annual meeting of the Nebraska State Historical society which will be held iu Lincoln on the evenings of January and 10 one whole evening will be devoted to the subject of the overland freighting bnsiues When tho program is printed it will be sent to all old freighters and settlers who meanwhile send their addresses to the oflico of the society Tho opportunity t preserve information on the subjict of freighting is fa t passing away Those who know best what freighting was and who can tell most about it have long boon gray and their number is getting fewer daily All freighters aro urged to loso no time in wiitiug what they can recall of the days and sendiug it to the so iety Informiition need not be iu any special form Diaries notes circulars newspapers anything relating to freighting will bo con siderdd valuable and very gladly ac cepted by the society Information is wauted o such subjects ns freight rates kinds of goods hauled wages of team sters profits of business unusually 1 irge trains or hauls tinio made by tho trains routes raveled Btatious condi tion of roads amount of feed and water obsolete names and expressions used by freighters nunilwrs of freighters wagons oxen etc and special adven tures The names of all tho old freight ers are wanted as well as when and whore they wero employed and when they died or where they now live The society wants to place iu its fire proof rooms any paintiugs or pictures of freighting scenes und will bo under obli gntion to any one sending such Tho subj ct of old roads is of the gr atost importance All v ho ean aro ur ked to help locate just where each of tho roids used iu freighting and other trtlie crossed each eouuty If a few men iu each eouuty Mill btudthescciety a trnciug of tho roads across their own county it will bo very easy to record the entiro nud system of this country as it oxNted before tho tinio of railroads and section lines It is desiud that all old freighters who cm will attend tho mooting nud talk ovir tho early days 1ay Amos IWiuivrr Asst See and Librarian Lincoln Nebr SOUTH NOHFOLK S L sillier is still on tho Mi k list Tho List stock special went west Wednesday Mrs H b Smith has returned from a visit to Sciibner Leo Hershhor male a business trip to ONeill tho first of tho week Will Thin bur has been called to Can ida by tho illness of his mother Conductor 1 C Aid inado his first run today Ho wont to Long Pino Mrs Stove Burnet is enj ying a visit with her daughter from Missouri Valley O 1 Chapman and family have moved into their old homo on Second street Mr and Mrs P Crotty havo moved into their new home the houso formerly owned by John Crotty Miss Hurley who has been visiting here returned to Omaha this morning ucomranied by her friend Miss Bar ntt Pony HHis and Nettio Coatt wero married at Pierce by the county judge on Tuesday October 10 and on Friday thoy loft for Smithville Texas S H Swisher has ju4 returned from a visit to his family at Lincoln and is receiving congratulations from his friends on tho arrival of twin boys at his homo tho first of tho week What was probably ho largest train that over cumo into Norfolk was tho freight that came in from the weBt Thursday evoning over tho Elkhorn It consisted of 55 loaded cars and four ompties making a train about two fifths of a mile long It was iu chargo of Conductor Taylor wuilo Engineer Bates handled the throttle In KeiiuMiiliniiUi of Mr I A Slnirl Tho iuiRi1 Doalli 1ms out -red our liomu Anil taken mil if our band Tim ho claimed Urn ono that wo loved best Wo could not Btay hit hand Tis hard to my Thy will hu done When our hearts with uriof aro soro For the one w ho llllod our homo and hoarlH lIiihKom to return no more Thro many weeks of MilToriiiK Our dourly luted utio pat tod 1 Jut with more than human pationco Sho bore it to tho Inst And through tho diyb of uiiqiiisli And through the niKlitu of woo A truly Chrihlliko spirit Shono with a tteady nlow Her lifo was puro and uusolflsh Ily love and duty led None camo to her with their burdens And left uneomforted And to thoto of her own household Her worth no pen can toll Like an old tweet benediction Her Kentlo inlliicncu foil She is not dead eho livoth HerV was a heart of Kohl And of her many kinillj deeds The half has noer been told And all iiIouk her pathway Liko rotes fragrant and swoet Hlos somod rich flnvvori of kindlier Sho scattered for tired feet Oh mother bereft nud brother Oh husband whoso heart is torn Oh little motherless darlint Left so sad nud forlorn Look- iii 1 A hand ishockoniuK A hnnd wo lnivo hold so dear And listen A voice is calling J am waitini for you up hero And ITo who looks iu mercy On tho tirod and storm tossed soul Hack from our earthly vision Tho dividing eil doth roll And wo catch a lemn of tho radiance That shiuea on tho other shore Where the broken band unitod Shall meet to part no more Wantkd Several bright and honest persons to represent us as malingers in this and close comities Salary sjitOO a year and expenses Straight bona fide no more no less salary Position per manent Our references any bank iu any town It is mainly office work con ducted at home References Enclosed self- addressed stamped envelope Tin Dominion Company Dept 11 Chicago Attend CiiI1ck Till Vtur Never in the history of our country was there a grauder opportunity than tlio present for educated young men and women What an auspicious moment for those who aro just now on the thieshold of life Grand Island Busiuess and Normal college has for fourteen years been the leading institution of its kind iu the western Hates and last year more than twice as mauy calls wero received for its graduate as could be supplied 12verj thing uecessjry for a successful start in life is taught business normal and shorthand courses Kxpeiues low Board only 1 SO per week One years time given on tuition if desired Col lego rt cord sent free or for Bix cents will send elegant catalogue A M Haiikos President Grand Island Neb Southern Literature InterestiuK litem ure regarding the South is now being uiBtributed by tho 1 Southern Railway Southern Homes folderslarge map folders Land of the Skv booklets Southern Fields Min er da and Mines books etc mailed freo to any address Tho Empire of the South a very handsome volume of ubout 200 pages profusely illustrated also issued by tho Southern Railway and sent to any address upon receipt of 25 cents wuicu amount appioximates cost of dolivery Address Wit II TAYIOK Asst Geul Pass Agent Southern Ry LoUISVILLB Ky THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY 0 TOREK 25 18M HOI NO KOK MANILA Five Trains of Soldiers Pass Through Norfolk COMPOSED OF rilTY SlX OARS ItiKlinrnt Win Oiniileil at Iorl Snell ItiK Minn mill UumlM or I J 11 Vlmir mm oiiiik Men Spot Isiiikii I uiIiiIk In ii Yiy I nlrre it Ini CoiiliM Iriim MoiiiIiijr Dally EWM Five special trains of Wagner coaches passedthrough tho city at an early hour this in ruing coming over tho C St P M O and departing over tho Union Pacific They wore loaded with soldiers and equipments and wero bound from Minnesota to I ho Philippines by way of Sm Francisco Tho c nimand consisted of tho nowly recruited Forty fifth volunteer infant ry organized at Fort Snolling Minn and woro under command of Col 1 II Dorst Tho first train arrived at I 10 and tho last about seven oclock Thoro woro 51 cars used in all Ono section was pulled by an Iniineitso Mogul on gino which was so largo that it could not bo turned on either tho table at tho up town round house nor tho ono at tho lunelion it was therefore taken onto tho V at tho lunctioii where thofoit was successfully performed Superintendent A W Trenholtn of the M and O accompanied tho soldiers into Norfolk and took tho early train out for Omaha Tho command consisted of 1 75 stal wart young men and whilo those iu tho list sections were generally nsloip and paid no attonion to passing scenes tho latter made their presence known in no unmistakable manner showing that they started out on their long journey with good heart Tho com mand was ordered on board tho cars Saturday afternoon and has boon travel ing almost continuously since then Tho trains stopped hero only long enough to change engines and crows and wero then whirled along toward their destina tion On board tho first train which con sisted of 11 cars woro tho regimental headiiuartors consisting of tho colonel and part of his stall tho hospital crops and tho regimental band of 28 piee s Tho train was inado up of 10 sleepers and ono baggago car Altogether tho trains consisted of IS sleeping ears filled with men and olllcers and eight cars of baggago and horses Tho run from St Paul hero was made without incident or mishap Some Good Live ltlrd Sliootlni An intorsting shoot was indulged in yesterdny at grounds near tho former sito of tho college building A number of Omaha sportsmen were present and with thoso whoso homes aro hero there wero enough entries to make the contest most entertaining nnd tho sport was witnessed by a largo number of people The targets wore live birds from a -yard riso and tho scores indicated son o very good shooting In tho morning Glissman Burgess Reed and Bailoy entered for a purse of if 10 divided into two moneys Glissman secured tho first money 25 by killing 1 out of a pos sible 50 Burgess captured second money 15 with a score of 15 Others who did not outer for the purso but did some shooting wore Leonard Gardner Salter and others Iu the afternoon Reed Bailey and Glissman entered for a purso of 50 tho targets being 50 birds Builey won tho money by killing 47 birds thus making an excellent score Glissman was a close second with 40 dead birds to his credit duplicating his score of tho forenoon Reed brought down 111 out of tho 50 This forenoon Reed and Glissman entered a contest for 25 a sido the tar get being 100 live birds Tho strong wind prevented tho good shooting of yesterday Dont buy until you seo the uico lino of quoonsware and glassware at tho Norfolk Cash store A fino dinner set very cheap Curd of Thanks I desire to express through tho columns of Tub Nkws my hearty appreciation of tho many favors conferred upon myself nnd wife by many friends during tho lattors illuoss and death Their kind words and acts will never bo forgotten P A Siifitrz A general lino of mens ladies miss es and childrens shoes cheap at tho Norfolk Cash storo Curd of Tliunkd To the many friends who so kindly assisted in tho reception of the body of my late wife and in tho funeral obso quios I deBiro to return my Mucero thanks W D Gallup To Cure A Cold In One Day Tiiko Laxative Bi 01110 Quinine Tablets All druggistB refund tho inonoy if it fails to curo E W Groves signature on every box 25o Dried fruits fresh fruits and candies as nice in you want to see at the Nor folk Cash Btoro T lATnUrOYou can have your old in- in nin sells vehet or uioquetto carpets made into beautiful rugs at tho Omaha Rug Factory 1521 Leavenworth St Price list freo First class references Jas Teneyckh Proprietor Best city reference t tt ji c 4 l IIOLCOMirSIIOUSKHKNT IjOllirinl Kcconl shuwiui Ilic Iarls of lie Scandal Silas A Hnlcoiiib while governor of the stale not only accepted an uncoil Milutiuiial appropriation for the pay iiieul of his private house rent bill by the use of pulded vouchers he look from the stale treasury almost double the amount of money hat the house rent actually cost It takes no argument to substantiate this The records are the best evidence When he legislature of IKllil made a house rent appropriation for Governor C101111se he last Republican governor it was promptly vetoed Croiinso in hts message declared it tiiicotistitulionul and said the legislature had no power to increase he salary or perquisites of any state officer Governor llolcomb had no such re gard for the constitution or the law He regarded the law as a farce and a sham as his sworn testimony later dis closed Ho was glad lo take the house rent appropriation and he intended to make as much as possible out of it The records show that for tho first si mouths nltua the appropriation was available in IS1V1 llolcomb lived iu a house belonging to A- O Craiuliill There is no evidence of the actual amount paid Crattdall for the rent but the ouehcrs drawn show that for each quarter tho governor drew 1S0 in ad vance He had Crandall sign the vouchers On he 1st of October Holeoinb rented a house from Mrs Gould at the rate of Jilt per mouth And yet tho records show that for the qunrtcroudingIuu I IKIHi he drew in advance flSO for house rent The dale of this voucher is Sent i 1KJI5 Pile next voucher drawn was on March It IHHI when llolcomb look 150 all 111 a lump the voucher saying it was for house rent but did not say what period of time it covered This was tho case with all future vouchers an adroit effort having been made to cover up the misappropriation or steal The record of all the vouchers drawn as shown by the books in tho auditors office is as follows May 2 ISr fiwM duly II isiio lsooo Sepiio lhi iwiiio March It Isnt iM t mi Dec 21 ISHl IliHMKI Aug 7 INI 1201X1 Dec 21 IMI7 HiilUHl May 2il lNlh 2WIIKI Aug H INI llKino Dei 11 INN 2KKI Ian ll 1WIII WlilO iiiiio Governor Holcomb deliberately mis appropriated and put in his pocket each mouth a little over 10 All this in spite of tho fact the appropriation is for 11 certain amount for house rent or to much thereof as may bo necessary No quibble will justify the steal Tho state officials now admit tho wrong and to prevent tho vouchers from being in spected by tho public the auditor has removed them from their usual places with thu other vouchors in tho vault and has them concealed at the present tune iu Deputy Pools desk A good way to prove thib is to go and ask to see them Tho sworn evidence given by Mrs Gould shows how much was paid for the house which llolcomb rented of her on the 1st of October lh5 and which ho still occupies She testified before and investigating committee as follows Q Who rented the property1 A Until of Us my husband and my self Q Who is the tenant f A Mr Iloluonili Q What doe- he pay now A Thirty dollars Q Who pays the water rent A He doe- Q The rental price is the same as when you rented ilr A Yes sir 1 1 ore followed a number of questions re lating to tlio rental value of property in the city as ciinpared with years ago ami the testimony resumed as follows Q What year was it with reference In his being eleried governor1 JJo you know the year that you rented it to liiuir A Why 1 am not positive when the rent began bill 1 thiol it was in October lhli 1 couldnt swear lo that J hadnt only 15 minutes to get ready iu and I hadnt much time to look anything up I think it was October Ihitfi he first rented It Q After that your husband did thu leasing1 A Yes sir Q And you dont know how many years ho reined It for that is you cant recall now A I suppose it would be since 1805 It would lie lour years 1 his Is IWUl Q In collecting the rent Mrs Oould to whom was it pnldf A It was usually paid to me but to Mr Oould when he was at home Q Who J ilit It to your A The governor Ij How did iho pay it to you by check or money A Sometimes In money ami some times in check or draft Q Wero you ever paid by warrant from the state1 11 1 the statu pay your A No IJ It was always p iiil cither by money or a private check1 A Yes sir Q Was it paid monthly or quarterly A Monthly Q In advance1 A Not always Sometimes It would be pretty near two months Sunietiiueri thu 15th and sometimes near the last It never was Hiid rluht at the da v Q Did you collect it by going after it or was it brought t the house A He usually biought it to me Tho legislative investigation commit too beforo which this evidi -co was given tried to get Holcomb to testify Ho refused to come forward and ex plain himself for tho good reason that no explanation was possible Tho fol lowing is 11 mrt of tho coiinuitteob offi cial report The 24th session of the legislature of thestuteof Nebraska by house roll No tVK h bill making appropriation for cur rent espouses for the bleuuium appropri ated the sum uf tlioOO for house rent for tho govuruor Thu 2Mb schlon of tho legislature by house roll No till uUoap preprinted for the purpobe of house rent for thu governor thu sum of f 1500 for the blennlum Complaint having been mado to tho committee that this sum had been misappropriated evidence in relution to thu Mimo wus heard and from thu evi duncu wu find That thu first two vouch ers drawn ngulnut this fund train created wuro ouch fur tho nam of 1S0 each pur ported on Its face to be for lliroe months house rent the warrants In eiivmrlit hereof being drawn to A landall I hese Miiiehers were lo my the least lr regular In that the llrit iltnwn Ma 2 was for rent In July I ISi while the second drawn July II I Mia was for lelil In Oct I IMLi llius pilling he bills for lent be fore hey matured riiceomniltice further flu Is that nun aholll the Its of li tnlic IStli to be end of his term of nlllee I lie goleriior nrciniliil a icsldcnce on A si reel In the 1 t f of I In coin nw lied ley Mim A lloulil and for which he p ild a renin of tW per month which sum was paid nioiilhl allheeou Ulilriice of I lie guviiliDi mill In the en tire satisfaction of Mrs llouhl that dill lug the lime he occupied said resilience as giiM riinl he pivsclitcil 111tchcrs In hlsnwil name amounting to flODto hi if which aiiiouullng In ft lo weie not sworn 10 ns required Ic law for the paMiieul of which Ihc state midline Issued his will rants on Hie stall lieasurer The emu 111 1 1 tee weie unable tn procure the attendance of A Crmulall In w hniil the llrsl I wo warrants were Issued In as certain the amount aclualli paid to him for rent but giving the bellellt of the doubt to I lie vouchers as tiled and ad milling thai tiiil per month was Hie aiiioinil nf lent actually leeched bj him 11 Will he seen I ha t f 771 20 of Ihemiiouul set apart fur the payment nf house tent has been misappropriated by Imernnr llolcomb and MMir comuilltee would recommend ihat jour excellency refer this mutter In the atlnrucy general with Instructions lo take such steps as may be necessary In r ier finin Mr lloleiimb the amount thus misappropriated This same man who maliesout padded vouchers who arranges lo have them concealed from the public gae who rel uses o appear and testify before a committee and who fails to explain in any way why he pocketed this money is now a candidate for the otllee of su preme judge The house rciil fraud is only one of hit many reprehensible deals entered into by this politician for spoils only Hois not lit for tho supreme bench ami should be repudi ated at he polls Mr Itluilix rillllciil Alolili Some time ago the Hon J Sterling Morton made tho public assertion that William 1 Ilryau had said it is the money thai is iu be olllco and not tho honor thai attracts me Such a remark from Mr Bryan could not be regarded as a probability by those who believe In in to be a leader with high moral standards ami honorable purpose The charge having been made by so prominent a citizen as Mr Morton on the other baud created much comment Air Bryans friends refused o believe Air Alorton and vig orously denounced him for milking such a false accusation against lliiii idol Finally on Kept 21 Air Bryan when at his liome iu Lincoln was iu terviewed on he subject and he denied ever having given expression lo such an utterance and added that whatever Air Alorton might say was unworthy of credence It was then up U Mr Alorton Accordingly iu I ho issue of his paper The Conservative of Oct 12th he published a facsimile letter re ceived by him from Mr Bryan in which the language quoted is found A photographic reproduction of the let ter leaves no doabl as to whether Air Bryan did or did not in ike use of such language Tho docisjon is in Air Mor tons favor Friends of Air Bryan will ollcr the excuse that the letter is ten years old Ihat he was when he wrote it much younger than now and that if such language and sentiment be objection able the transgression has been out lawed If Ibis lenient view of tho case be granted the fact still remains that Air Bryan was on Sept 2lh lHill at the zenith of his powers and perhaps of his fame and how therefore will he bo excused finn denying the utterance Obviously Air Bryans political op ponents have too generously conceded the sincerity of his purposes the in tegrity of his character Air Alorton has not eonvted him of any greater defection from the straight path of rec titude than ho purposely and publicly mado in IHHI when on his tail end campaign he advised voters to wear gold badges and vote for silver This endorsement of hypocrisy and deception was certainly as unbecoming a presi dential candidate as anything Air Alor ton has proven against him or of which ho stands Wilf convicled If 11 voto for Hole mib is a vote for Bryan is to bo adopted us the fusion shibboleth this year in Nebraska then rheso things- are to bo legitimately con sidered along with the Holcomb cigar box settlement with Defaulting Treas urer Bartley tho houso reut record and ballot fraud connection Mr Bryan profiting by his corres jioiidence with J Sterling Alorton should not forget tho postscript burn this letter Headers of this paper aro being fur nished some impartial evidence of the questionable acts of Silas A Holcomb taken from tho records A consider ation of it by tho public is all that is necessary to elect Al B Heeso justice of the supreme court Dewey was going to blow the admin istration clear nut of tho water when he arrived He would tell the world the mistakes of the government He would give Aguiiialdo a patriots certi ficate Sosaid the antis Dewey is home again and ho reijfllrnts what ho has always said since tho 1st day of Alay lbb that the authority of the American flag must 1m established in tho Philippines There were many loyal Democrats of tho north who iu tho sixties gave their siipisirc to thu administration of President Lincoln because thoy believed their country more worthy of preser vation than any political party Tho indications aro there aro many such iu Nebraska today Thoy realize that to vote against tho administration by sup jsjiting tho fusion party this year will ho to give aid and comfort to enemies of tho American flag iu tho Philippines and thus commit a grave and irrepar able bluuder That Nebraska will stand by tho president iu this enier f ncy as tho bravo boys of tho First Nobrusku stood by tho Hug iu tho Phil ippines is practically a foregouo con clubiou 5 IMPORTANT Cut this out and send to us and wo will sill you the best quality of Binding Twine AT Wholesale Prices SihiiI or Slandaid - do Manila ii It no ins hitnliii Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Re funded c lime till 1 loci mill 1 in innkc prompl hlllpllilhlH llll I III V Miller ll tlllltllMl I tilte rhiiiiiiK 1111 hcliibue Hr culiwc Ve plilliuitii lliiit even hull il 0111 tuiiir linn 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