The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, June 07, 1900, Page 6, Image 6

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Mr Hryiui would look after tho lotums
mo In not No umber
Tho republican statu ticket Is KiiiniiiK
In pupuluiity with each Htipcoodiiii dny
and It now looks as though tho majority
which has boon aaliiFt tho loimblicaii
party in Xobiiska will bo mvoisod this
fall
It is to bo hoped that tho fuhionists
willboabloto avo oiiohkIi out of tho
dolirlH cmsod by tho wreck of tho vari
ous partios concerned In tho dual to
innko at lonat a showiiif In tho prosidon
tial cantimiHii
Tho f unionists have no patience with
tho proposed nutl trust luKislation by
tho present congress They would like
1ho trust issue to lemaln alive until
after tho campaign Their sympathies
nro not as much with tho pooplo as with
lomociatie party interests
Fusionists continue to ivo evidence
that thoy hate a man with principles
with a deep and abiding hatred Their
continued and severe denunciation of
ISarkcr and Donnelly and their follow
ers beais conclusive evidence thai they
do not believo in political liberty but
have a profound lovoienco for tho polit
ical tniBt
When the tnsiouists anive at tho
point whoie they can got rid of grood
for olllco and can piesent better argu
ments than bunconib and platitudes for
tho approal of tho peonle they may
hope for an inciease in their votes A
thinking Miiisiblo people deniaud facts
thoy demand sincerity and they re
spect party bravorv and honor
ldgar llowaid of the Papillion Tunes
might havo at loast excepted tho freo
silver and the fusion trusts when he
stated that tho republican paity is io
sponsible for all trusts and In view of
tho Nebraska anti trust law and tho
populist rule of tho state ho might with
propriety havo excepted the ice and
othor Nebraska trusts whiohare said to
exist
W J Hryan is now being intorviowod
inrogaul to faun hfo farm1 methods
nml farm products Tho grand old
farmer has been one since letuiinng
from one of his extondod tours a mouth
or two ago and is piolmbly preparing
to bo called Knrmor Hryan during the
coming campaign as the boy orator of
tho Platte will not sotwell on a man
of -10 odd buinniers
Tho fnsiouists aro already working
tholr unscrupulous prognostioators over
tinio in a fruitless endeavor to givohomo
grounds for the assumption that Hryan
may be elected tins fall They niado
glittering arrays of Uguron in 18W but
the election returns knocked them all
silly and it will probably bo as woll not
to call him President Bryan until after
tho votes aro coautod this fall
In ISOli Oregon was carried for Mo
Kiuloy by a majority of 1951 at the
state election held there Monday the
Topublican ticket was elected by MH
to 8000 In ono congiessional distriot a
republican was elected by a majority
estimated at oOOO to 7000 If f iiBiouists
desiro a straw to indicate how tho wind
is blowing let them tako tho returns
fiom Oiegon it is reliable medicino
Tho effort made in the M 1 gonoral
o Hiferonco to condemn President MeKin
leys attorney gouoral for not piolnbit
mg tho regimental canteen cannot bo
taken to mean that those supporting the
report would support the doinociatic
nominee as thoy undoubtedly fully
realize that it would bo somowhat liko
hearohing for a needle in a hay btack to
tlud a democrat with prohibition tend
encies
President McKinloy at Antietani said
There must bo comfort in tho fact that
American soldiers never surrendered to
any one but American soldiers This
is a fact to bo prond of indeed Hut
the fusionists would like it clmniiod if
their words mean anything Thoy
would like to see the Ainoricau soldiers
in tho Philippines surrender to tho
Tagals Oh yes thoy are patriotic
Who said they werent
A Now York contractor is reported as
Saying that ho can get 110000 men iu
that city to work for 1 JiOporday Why
didnt ho muke it MX 000 a few hun
dred thousand shouldnt mako tho dem
ocratic machine halt Perhaps tho most
convincing method would hae boon to
produce the men or ho might endeavor
to orgauive a Coxey army of unem
ployed Thero are a great many people
ifke the man from Missouri who had to
tao shown
The fnsiouists of Saliue havo
strurlpd tholr delPKtitei to tho legislature
to olo for Hryan and Allun forjlTnltpd
States senators This Is a little prema
ture in that It is a ioiipesioii men be
fore nominations are made that MeKln
ley will beio electod and the friends of
Hryan want to make a soft place on
which he may fall What tho fusion
islsneodtsa little of this republican
eontidoneo that they had so much fun
with In IHM until the votes were
counted
It must teiiilro an Insurmountable
heap of gall for tho democratic paity to
pose as tho friend of labor and thoy do
so to the complete ignoring or their
past recoid It has not lately been
announced thai what labor demanded
was tho Oovey army and free soup house
system that prevailed when domociacy
was last In power and It should bo re
membered for at least a generation
During thai campaign labor believed
their false pi omlses of prosperity high
wages and high pi lees for farm pioducts
but the realisation stamped tholr pro
fessions as tho veriest frauds
Hoys with hats on tho backs of thoir
heads and long hair hanging down over
their foiohoads mid cigarettes and
smutty stories in their mouths aro
cheaper than old worn out horses
Nobody wants thoni at any prico Men
will not oinploy them and girls will not
marry thorn Thoy aro not woith tholr
keeping to anybody and thoy will
never bo able to Icoop theinsolvos If
any boy happens to road this who
answers to this description lot him tako
a good thoughtful look nt himself mid
then do what his cotiscienco says Is the
best thing to do Heaver Oity Tribune
Mr Richard Orokor has giveu his
pei mission that Bryan should cling to
his freo silver fallacy admitting that it
would bo fatal for him to drop it in
view of tho noise ho niado about it in
I MM It seems to bo the understanding
howeer that Mr Bryan is to cling to it
for ronionibrauco sake only and that ho
will not be permitted or cannot injure
tho interests of tho gold bugs on Wall
street of which Mr Orokor is ono IIo
also claims that Mr Bryans rule will
bo marked by bravory and a living up to
principles but that he does not fear his
free silver sontiiuont marks oithor Mr
Orokor or Mr Bryan or both as insin
cere Mr Crokors iutorviow concern
ing Bryan is not likely to provo his host
campaign document
Bryan may succood in winning tho
loaders of Tammany to his cause but it
is vory evident that thero aro a larger
number of domocrnts who will not fol
low their load Tho Indiana gold dom
ociats in no uncertain terms auuouncod
their abhorrouco of Bryanisiu and in
commenting on their action J Sterling
Mortons Conservative of this state says
A reunited democracy with Bryan is
unposiiblo Tho statement issued by
tho conforonco of gold domocrats of
ludiaua Indicates quite accurately tho
feeliug among tho Palmor Buckuor
men It roafllrnis tho platform adopted
by tho uatioual domocratic convention
at Indianapolis in ISOli denounces
Bryau as an uusteady dangerous man
and declaros an unwillingness to sup
port him upon any platform
Tho Grand Island Independent thinks
that thepatriotismof AdmiraljSchloy is
liable to bo questioned It is rumored
that tho heart of tho admual doos not
burn with an uncontrollable desiro to bo
a vice presidential caudidato on tho
agin ticket which is to bo headed by
Colonel Bryau and thus lead a forlorn
hope The Independent pays Dosent
the ndmhal know that the democratic
party is al theio is loft of freedom and
tho declaration of independence Isnt
it about time that he realizes that the
ono hope the beacon light of freedom
tho preservation of the lights of the
peoplo equnlity boforo tho law all all
is in the deniocratio paity I It appears
ho doesnt for ho wants to know what
ho has done that it should be desired to
connect him with tho ticket in that
manner
Is it any wonder that niauy of the
fusionists aro consideied domogogues of
the woist sort Is it any wonder that
they aio losing lnllueuco with tho
P nlo Is it any wondor that thoy nro
son mes classed ns dangerous citizens
Tl r illowiug is a samplo of their logic
and would seom to indicato that they
do not deseive prosponty iu any extont
whatever Tho following item ap
peared iu one column of tho Stanton
Register verbatim The Dun Brad
street prosperity reports are not so bright
and highly colored as they used to be
Thoy aro talking of falling prices and a
lighter volume of business Can it be
possible that goldito prosperity hsa
shped n cog and is -now ruuaing back
ward Iu another coluuiu of the same
issue was this- This editor relensod
nearly i00 worth of mortgages this
week
Tho po itnl frauds in Cuba are to be
deplored an 1 it is to be hoped tlmt those
connected with or responsible for the
bteals will be brought speedily to puuish
uient in fact few doubt but that they
will It is interesting to note that
these disclosures have not embittered
the Oubaus ngaiust this government
Tho Cubauo a leading journal of that
island says Cuba is not primarily
interested but she looks to sea what the
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY JUNE 7 J 900
United States will do Fraud is not tho
monopoly of any nation and there Is a
gioat dilleronct between tho frnuils of
the postoflleoand thosecommltted under
the Spanish regime Now thorough in
estigatiou is being madowith a view of
punishing tho criminals In foimer
days tho criminals went scot freo Tho
Americans aio proving thoinselvos more
honest than the govorntneiit which
ruled Cuba for 100 years
Fusionists expresssurpriso that some
lopublicau forecaster Ins placed No
briska to Bryans credit in tho coining
campaign Thoy never concodo any
thing to tho lopublloaus often oven
when tho votes aio counted and they
cannot appreciate this honest opinion
Based on tho fact that this is Bryans
homo state and that Itgave him a ma
jority of something liko JOOOO votes iu
lslfl In tho Hryan column would bo tho
only way for an houost classification
but it is not certain that former returns
will Indtcato how Nebraska is going
Tho sentiment of Nebraska voters has
undergone a wonderful change during
the past four years and to many it
would not bo surprising If Nebraska was
placed In the McKinloy column this
fall Howovor the logical thing to do
would bo io concede It to Bryan and
agreeably surprise tho republicans and
disappoint tho fusionists by the change
Tho soldiors fighting in tho Philip
pines do not tako kindly to the attitude
of fusionists on tho question mid repeat
odly lay at tho doors of tho autis tho
responsibility of death to ninny Ameri
can soldier boys Lewis S llynn of
Company K Forty Fifth United States
volunteers writing to his father at
Lincoln says Iuotowhat is mid iu
regard to the natives having backing
from outsido powers but I am sorry to
say their strongest backing comos from
tho United States The insurgents con
tinue lighting becauso certain traitors
havo by speeches and acts givou tho
Filipinos to uudorstuud If they just
hold out a little lougor tho noxt presi
dential olection will bring a change of
putynnda withdrawal of troops I
know whereof I speak for I havo road
many of tho insurgents newspapers
wherein thoy quote tho speeches of
stntosinan and lawmakers 1 glory iu
thoso speeches and say in substance
that If tho robols hold on a little lougor
tho hatod American soldior will bo de
feated and disgraced by his own coun
try
It is ovideut that association with
Aguinaldos patriots does not tend to
io belief that ho is a Georgo Washington
ud a hero as tho autis in this country
would havo tho pooplo bolieve Even
their tried and true who have gone to
that country havo returned with praiso
for tho United States and its action in
tho islands on their lips Tho Manila
Times of April 15 has this to say of tho
men who are lighting for liberty to
increase their atrocities Tho insurg
ents by their noble and human acts
are rapidly qualifying for heaven At
least thoy are showing tho need to re
move thorn from tho earth Every ad
ditional murder of a defenceless prisouor
is another black mark against them
though they havo now so much black on
thoir record that a tar brush would
mako a white mark on it This time
thoy have slaughtered twelve Ohinoso
iu tho northern town of Pint Also two
Spaniards omployed by the Compauia
labacalars Seuoros Ouo and Mosal
And yet a native paper in Manila talks
of the humanity and culightuieut of
Aguinaldos cut throats
Tho Nebraska State Board of Agri
culture through its secretary Kobt W
Furnti3 has issued press tickets to the
3Jnd annual state fair nud exposition to
bo hold nt Lincoln Sopteniberilid to 7th
Complying with a desire of Nebraska
publishers these tickets havo been
issued so that they are trnusferrablo and
absolutely unlimited as to conditions
Tho coupons aro good on any day at
tached or detached or by whoover pre
sented Secretary Furnas requests the
editors on reaching the grounds to call
at headquarters whero you will bo
provided with freodoui of the grounds
daily during your attendance Tho
board of ogricultuie is indeed liberal to
the publishers this year aud their kind
ness will undoubtedly be reciprocated
Owing to the fact that expoiitions have
been hold in Omaha during the past
two years there has been no regular
state fair exhibit and it may bo expected
that this falls fair will be better and
more attractive than ever Announce
ments already issued teud to indicate
that Hind exhibit of tho Nebraska stato
fair nud exposition will be worth going
miles to Bee
The Fremont Tribune is culling con
siderable prosperity literature from tho
World Herald the leading calamity
sheet of Nebraska nnd the west It
finds m Suudnys edition of that paper
soino waut advertisements Eight fe
males wanted positions while there
were W persons wanting female help
Of males there were just two advertis
ing for positions while there were 03
idveitisements calling for male help
one of which wanted 1000 men auother
500 another ten nud auother five Al
together theie weie 10 advertisements
for places aud 173 for meu nud women to
fill places The Tribune says this beats
tho ratio of IU to 1 It is 173 to 1 The
World Herald however with its notor
tlnue to abuFe tho administration yell
corruption and calamity and do every
thing possible to blind tho pooplo to
their best interests Not for many
years has labor been so universally em
ployed and not for years has democracy
ootid it such hard work to mako an is
le that will stick It has boon com
pelled to soarch tho uttermost cornors
of tho oatth for a pretext fot McKlnloys
defeat and ovon then It is not likely to
result successfully It is nn extromoly
dilllcult undertaking to couvinco n man
that ho should throw his pocketbook in
the sower and go over and help his
neighbor weed his garden
Tho domocrats aro making nil the
capital thoy nan out of tho armyenntcon
law which leads ono to suppose that
they aio against anything in tho shnpo
of intoxicants and may funny thought
become prohibitionists The prohibi
tionists should not bo deceived by this
play however as they mo not likely to
receive more than a million recruits
from tho domocratic camp whero good
old lourlon Is preferred to tho boor of
tho at my canteen As a matter of fact
it is said that tho army cautoou is much
more conducive totompornnceandsobri
oty than tho grog shops outsido tho
army It is woll known that there aro
thousands of Boldiers and probably tho
largo majority iu tho army who valuo
something to drink almost abovo their
rations aud will havo it iu siite of all
tho precautious that may bo taken It
is certain that tho ovil uudor army io
stnctions cannot provo as serious ns
whero thoy cannot bo controlled Tho
army surely cannot ba bettor morally
than the average ruu of citirons who
insist upon their licensed saloons and
thoso who desiro tho army rid of its
canteen should at tho saino time rid the
country of the saloons which has thus
far proven uu impossible tnBk This is
a phase of tho question however that
tho domocrats will not ondorso They
desiro to have tho soldier boys rofused
privilegf s for political reasons only
which thoy will not themselves forego
Chanty to the starving peoplo of In
dia is all right but the distressed and
sulVering aud dying near homo should
ba lirst taken care of Iu Omaha child
ren nre suffering aud dying men are
having tho life crushed out of thorn and
pestilence prevails at loast that idea is
gloauod from tho World Heralds
cartoons concerning tho ice trust One
woman there with a sick and dying
babe in hor arms is appealing to tho
monster ice trust for enough of tho con
gealed nqua to stand death off Another
dressed in rags in a grimy hut with
only a tnllow candle for light is
plunged iu bitter sorrow over the coflin
of a child porhaps her only child
whilo tho ice trust looks on smiles
grimly and says Yes I know I might
havo sold her ico a littlo cheaper and
saved the fever stricken youug un but
I aiut built that way you know The
charitable institutions of Omaha that
allow theso conditions to exist should bo
run out of town for not appealing to
the peoplo of tho state if tho people of
Omaha are not able to provide moans to
meet such distress The humane of
ficers should bo arrested for cruelty to
children aud the Douglas county poor
hoaso should be dispensed with Wo
have no sympathy with the ico trust
neither have we much respect for tho
boasted charity of Omaha if that city
allows conditions as pictured by tho
truthful World H9rald to exist
Consent oT the Governed
A reader of the World Herald writes
Tho World Herald says it is in tavor
of government with the consent of the
governed I am a republican and yet
the govern in Nebraska with
out my consent Yet tho World Herald
npproves of this assault upon Its favorite
doctriuo
Tho writer of tho above is mistaken
He is not governed without his couseut
No better explanation of tho error of his
claim could be mado than that glvon by
Beujauuu Franklin Keplyiug to ouo
who raised a similar point Dr Franklin
said Every ono who votes for n rep
resentative knows and intends that tho
majority is to govern and that the con
sent of tho minority is to bo understood
n tho consent of tho whole World-
Heiald
And yet tho World Herald rails at
tho present administration elected by a
lmnd iome majority of the people of this
country nud denounces it as overriding
the will of tho people Asserts that it
is trust nud corporation rulo and that
McKinley seeks to assert the authority
of au emperor
The same paper that so glibly quotes
Heujannu Frauklin wauts nnd is work
ing to the end that a handful of
Tagalogs might control tho millions of
peoplo in tho Philippines
Tub News is glad that tho World
Herald has placed itself ou record in
thi3 matter aud it now can safely pro
sumo that this argument as applied to
the state can ba ns worthily applied to
tho nation for if the majority of the
people wanted popuhstio rule in Ne
braska it is safe to presume that tho
majority of the people of the untion
wauted republican rulo
The World Herald will now probably
wait for the people of Cuba Porto Rico
aud the Philippines to express their
preference before it makes any more
flourishes about tho consent of the
governed The majority might desiro
these United States to govern them and
then that papers previous spells about
tho consent of the governed might
ious fashion of iguonng facts will con- appear ridiculous
Three
Weddings of
Occurrence
5
Recent
OUPIDS MAD 0APER8 IN NORFOLK
School MniitiiA nro In Much Invor With
llymnii Mr Itoiiuott mill MIm To I or
Mr Ciilleii nml Minn llrimnr Mr Short 7
nml MIm liilitmiiii
From Wotlnoitlnrfl Dni j
A vory protty wedding ceromeny was
witnessed by about 20 invited guests at
tho homo of Mr and Mrs 1 O Aid at 8
oclock this morning when Grant W
Bennott of Sallda Col nud Miss Eva
Toler of this city woro joiued in tho
bonds of matrimony Rev W H Eaton
of tho Baptist church officiating
Tho riug coromouy was used mid nt
tho appointed hour tho bridal party
marchod iu to tho strains of music ron
derod by Miss Mario Bryan littlo Mary
Aid noting as ring boaror After tho
coromouy nud congratulations thoguosts
sat down to a splendid wedding break
fast
Tho houso was decoratod with carna
tions nud suiilax The groom was
attirod in conventional black aud tho
brido in a becoming gown of whito silk
mull Thoy were tho recipients of a
number of valuablo wedding gifts
Mr and Mrs Bennett loft on tho
Union Pacific train at 11 oclock for
Omaha and will bo at homo about tho
first of July at Sallda Col whero tho
groom has a position as railway en
gineer Thoy wero accompanied to tho
train by quite a number of friends who
woro lavish iu thoir uso of rico and tho
music of tin horns and bells
Tho brido is a sister of Mrs Aid and
hns taught with excellent satisfaction iu
the Norfolk public schools for the past
two years
Ciilloii llriinor
At tho church of the Sacred Heart
this noon with Rev Thos Walsh offici
ating Joseph D Culleu of Wayne aud
Miss Lucy Bruuor of this city joiued
hearts aud hands in holy wedlook a fow
utimato friends being iu atteudanco
Tho bride is well and favorably
known in this city having taught in
tho public schools here for several terms
and gave good satisfaction to the board
the children and tho patrons
The groom is a prosperous young
farmer residing near Wayne where
they will make thoir future home
Mr aud Mrs Cullen departed ou the
1 oclock train amid showers of rice
scattered by well wishing friends
Johnson
P A Shurt of the Fair store and
Miss Gertrude Johnson wero married
yesterday morning at 10 30 at the home
of L M Gaylord Rev S F Sharpless
officiating A wedding breakfast was
served at tho home of the brides sister
Mrs A Fishback in SouthNorfolk
after which the couple went to Omaha
on a wedding tour
CENSUS WORK
Questions Propounded to Town 1olks by
the Enumerators
The enumerators are now busy with
tho gigantic task of gathering facts and
figures in regard to the population
wealth growth and other items concern
ing tho United States a census that is
takon every 10 years Taken as a whole
the task is gigantic but when it is con
sidered that thero are thousands of per
sons now at work under the direction
of the census department tho task for
each one is not so arduous Still those
engaged find much difficulty in collect
ing all the facts when the peoplo aro not
conversant with them It would
greatly assist them if the citizens should
get their answers in readiness before
hand aud with this object in view The
News herewith presents tho questions
to bo propounded to city peoplo
Namo in full
Residence
Relationship of each member to tho
head of tho family
Color and race
Sex
Age nt last birthday
Day mouth nud year when born
Aro you siugla married widow wid
ower or divorced
Number of years married
How inauy children
Number of childen living
Place of birth
Birthplace of father
Birthplace of mother
If foreign born date of arrival in the
Uuited States
Stato if naturalized
Occupation trade or piofession of
person 10 years old and over
Number of months during the year
not employed
Number of mouths spent iu school
Can you read
Can you write
Do you own or reut the hoaso in
which you live
If you own tho house is it freo from
mortgage
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Stings of Insects Mosquito Bites aud Sunburns
Threo Sizes 25c 50c and 100
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