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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Second Shy n Colonel.

The removal Of Colonel A. L. Camp.
bell to Denver will cause a vacancy in
the list of officers of the Second regi-
ment, Nebraska national guard. Colo
mel Campbell has been given n months
leave of absence, but IL is understood
that his resignation will follow, be-
cause his residence in Denver will
probably be permanent. The place
when vacated will be filled by election
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Arctic EXPLORER i. Bon,saoe.

DR.. Nansen has settled down as q
Norwegian squire and sportsman. and
is now a member Of the great land
owning class. His possessions, which
cost a considerable sum-. lie on the
borders of Telemarken, to the south
OF Lynkopf, n Of the highest sum
mits Of that district. He has become
owner of a large hotel. which was
built some years ago for summer tour
lists. but will now serve as his pri-
vate residence. He has also acquired
a number OF surrounding farms and
fields.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Entry Held for Cancellation.

Secretary Hitchcock Friday affirmed
the land Office decision in the ease Of
James $. Leonard against Orren A..
Shafter, from the Alliance district Of
Nebraska. Skaters timber culture
entry is held for cancellation on the
ground that he failed to comply with
the law as to planting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Go After the Confessor.

A saltwater, Mimi, special of octo-
Der 2s says: Warden Wolfer has just
received letters from j. +. Ward, city
attorney at Osawatomie, Kas., and j.
G. bort, county attorney of Pawnee
county, Nebraska, saying they are pre-
pairing to begin criminal proceedings
against Jesse c. Mcbride, the confessed
murderer, upon his release from the
penitentiary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Tn Clutches Of the LAW,

William Miller, accused of burglar.
izing the p~ostofice at Merna, broke
Jail at Broken Bow, accompanied by
Bart Olsen, who had been held on the
charge OF petty larceny. Deputy Mar
shals Palmer and Barber pursued the
fugitives to a point near Indianola and
caught them, the chase having been
about 10 miles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Paul Jones Grave

The grave OF Capt. John Paul Jones
has not been located by the govern
ment. through Its inquiries OF the en-
bassy In the French capital. He dice
on July IS. 1892. In Paris. and was
buried with highest honors by tho
French government. but the place OF
his burial cannot now be determined.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

The battleship Kearsarge on her off,
cial speed trial over the Cape Ann
course Sept, rs averaged 1854 knots
an hour, On the outward run OF thirty
three knots she averaged 1882 knots.
with smooth sea and wind abeam. On
the return she averaged 1857 knots
against a head wind. The contract re-
quirement was sixteen knots. 1t is to
the credit OF the K~earsarge that her
relative speed. with 500 less horse
power. and $50 tons greater displace-
mept. was approximately equal to that
OF the Iowa. although the latter on her
trial made 17.02 for an average.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Legal Hanging at Au,,,n. Te.n..

A Saturday special from Austin,
Tex, says: Samuel Watrous, one of
the murderers of c. w. Engberg and
his wife, was hanged in the Jail yard
here today. Before dying Watrous
said he was going to heaven. James
Davidson, convicted of the same crime,
will be hanged on November "a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Al LINCOLN Ncxt Time.

George II. Haskell, of the Beatrice
Creamery company, who is attending
the meeting of the executive commit
tee of the National Butter-makers' as
ISOLATION at Elgin, H., has wired that
the board has decided to hold the next
annual association meeting in Lincoln,
from February 10 to 90. The meeting
will be held in the auditorium.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Test of Wireless system.

The navy department ON Thursday
began a series of experiments with the
Marconi system of wireless telegraphy
with the object of determining it's
practicability for general use for naval
purposes on sea and land. The expert
ments will extend Owe a period of sew
eral days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

One who is supposed to know says
there is Just about the same real feel
Ing when girls or billiard balls kiss
each other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Relieve Andree IL Alive.

Evelyn b. Baldwin, the Attic ex-
plorer and observer in the United
States weather bureau, who has been
assigned to duty at Mobile, Ala, has
arrived from Washington. He has just
received a letter from Captain Ernst
Andree of Sweden, brother of the Po-
lar %aeronaut. The letter expresses be-
lief in his brothers safety.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

A New York medical society Is very
enthusiastic over goats lymph as q
cure for insanity. The ordinary In
dividual will be disposed to try goats
milk awhile In preference.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

Before beginning to hatch a pigeon
lays two eggs, and they invariably
produce a male and q female. Expsr-
imepts have demonstrated that the ega
drst laid produces a male.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

Kaiser Wilhelm has contracted for a
sailing yacht. and has given orders
that the boat must be the fastest that
unlimited funds can build. Can It be
possible that the kaiser intends to go
after the American cup next year?
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
For Charter-D Day Address.

The first chancellor Of the Nebraska
state university, DR.. A. r. Benton OF
Irvington, Ind, has been invited to
deliver the charter day address. 1t is
sincerely hoped that he may accept.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Mo.t of the MONEY Re,overed.

The Lincoln police havs accounted
for about silO of the sl6O taken from
Mrs. Hulda Schroeder by her son and
recklessly spent in buying firearms and
toys. Tuesday Mrs. Schroeder and her
son Henry who stole her money, and
Sergeant Hathaway, visited the various
stores where the boy had made pur-
chases and secured the return of a part
of the money by returning the goods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

Pride and poverty are often seen to-
sether. but they can hardly be called
birds Of n feather.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

The banana peel has contributed
much toward making the law Of gravi.
ty unpopular.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

An old bachelor a y the average
woman's mouth Is so small that 1t
doesn't hoid her tongue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

The rose soon fades. but the thorn
continues to do business at the old
stand.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
Broad assertions are apt to fall FIAT.

Flowery speeches do not always In.
dictate budding genius.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

The saloon of Emil Lueck at Stan
ton was robbed Tuesday night. The
safe was blown open and $40 taken.
Entrance was effected by breaking
Into the side door.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

1t is strange but true that today will
be yesterday tomorrow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

Telling one lie will ruin the effect OF
twenty years Of honesty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03
GREAT UNDERTAKING
PLAN TO IRRICATE A VAST
LAND AREA.

Seventy Millions of Acres Between tho
Missouri River aud tho Rocky Noun
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

There is q time for everything. but
the cheap watch seldom indicates II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-03

Scholars are supposed to extract the
honey OF life from the archives.
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HOW LONG?

The Woodland Democrat" declaring
that it took us a third of a century to
shbdue the Indian tribes of America.
asks how long will it take the same
nation to subdue 100000 semi-savages
who are thousands of miles from our
base of supplies? Easily answered.
First, our experience with the Ameri-
can Indian has taught us something.
Second we are by no means distant
from base of supplies. The American
army finds plenty to live upon in the
Philippines when the necessity for rely
ing wholly upon local supply is present.
ed. Third the 100000 are not all op-
posed to US. Indeed there is, compar-
atively, a mere handful in arms against
our authority The mass of the ma
tives are perfectly willing to accept the
American system and the instruction
at this date is confined to a single ISL
and. Finally, the nation is doing very
well as it is, to date, thank you.
Some one has said that it is safer to
be in the army than out of it so far
as chances of death are concerned. The
fact really is that in the Philippines the
death rate in the army is exceedingly
low, scarcely more to the thousand than
in civil life and in some cases the NOR
tally rate is lower per thousand.
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We are impelled by irresistible ana
beneficent forces, not as an aggressive
conquesting and pilferfing nation, but as
a spirited, strong, vigorous, just anu
merciful people, who realize that In the
scheme of our being we are called upon
to play a larger part upon the stage
of action than that of supernumerary
and locker on. while other nations con-
tend and wrangle among. themselves
over gains that feed their greed or
crafty their ambition.
The blessed rain that falls as we write
may wash out the pretty decorations
the patriotic youths of our city have
prepared in honor of the day, but If the
sun shines ready hands will put up new
ones; the storm for which we have
prayed may continue and make outdoor
May Day festivities impossible; wea-
Their possibilities may disappont our
hopes for festive gatherings in the open
hero. But nothing should dampen the
spirit of the day in our hearts, nor in
duce US to make it one whit the less a
holiday, with its teaching value to i'm
press our children and the strangers
within our gates, with the new truth
that republics are not ungrateful; that
a free people can exalt without wor-
Shipping their heroes; that the American
nation knows it's place in the world, and
as one of the mightiest forces in the
sweep Of civilization, will take and
keep it.
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IN THE. SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
county of Sacramento, State of Cali

IN THE, SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
County of Sacramento, State of Cali
fornia.
James McClatchy & Co, a firm oompos-
ed of V. S. McClatchy and c. K, Nc
Catchy plaintiffs; vs.. Sperry & Hutchin--
John Doe Hutchinson, defendants. t
Acton brought in the Superior Court of
the County of Sacramento, State of Cali
fornia and the complaint filed in said
county of Sacramento, in the office of the
Clerk of the said Superior Court.-C. c. P,
Sec. 407.
send greeting to Sperry & Hutchinson. a
firm Composed of T. A. Sperry and John
Doe Hutchinson, Defendants:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, in the Superior Court of
fornia. and to answer the complaint filed
therein, with ten days exclusive of the
day of service), after the service on you of
ty: or, if served elsewhere, within thirty
days.
for the sum of nine hundred and sixty
seven and 41-100 ($967.4D dollars, with in
terest there 99no from ON, the 1st day of
rate Of seven per cent. per an
num- balance due from you to plaintiffs
ff Fins ana Yourselves on l'f the sst day Of
December, 1897 payable on or before the
ist day of February, 1899, whereby you
agreed u pay OH6 thousand,
three hundred and seventy-two and 25-l00
(s1,372. 25 dollars, for three thousand
inches of advertising spaceain THE Even
ing Bee" of. Sacramento, California,
newspaper published by plaintiffs at that
place. upon which account there has been
raid three hundred and ninety-five' and
Sf-iV (s395 S4) dollars, leaving balance due
plaintiffs nine hundred and sxty-seven
and 41-10O (Sae7.4D dollars; as will more
fully appear by reference to the complaint
o' And nd You are hereby notified that if You
plant as above required. the plaintiffs VIII
take Judgment against you, and each of
YOU. for the sum of $967.41, with interest
thereon from February /, 1899, until paid,
at seven per cent per annnm, and costs
of suit. aieF
Witness my hand. and the seal of said
Superior Court of the County of Sacra-
mento State OF CALIFORNIA ifoa this 9Th day
Of February, A. D. 1899 49,. .s-ss
(SeaD w B. HAMILTON. Clerk.
BY B. H. Gallup, Deputy Clerk.
L. T. Hatfield, attorney for plaintiffs.
all-oIM rfgy
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COLLEGE SPIRITS.

Undoubtedly there must be, through
the avenues of college sports social
functions and society contentious, vent
for the pent up animal spirits of stu
dents at Universities, but there should
be a sharp limit line drawn as such
procedure as has characterized some
student rivalries in this State recently.
Here we have the story of band Of
students travelling fifty, miles to in
wade, in dead of night, the house of
another band of under graduates and
forcibly taking possession of the place,
ripping things up generally in search of
a trophy the assailed We're supposed to
have stolen from the assailants. Such
invasion, trespass and violence if COM
mitted by any others would be called
criminal, and the perpetrators would
have been promptly jagged.
A little later another company of
students Travelled a long distance to
of a rival University had set up in
some way as indicative of their courage
and fearlessness. All these things We're
accomplished in the dead hour of night,
with force and arms and We're criminal
trespasses at the very least. The Incl
dents relate to the two chief Universe
ties in this State.
Such performance lacks the element
of wit, and as for courage, there was
very little in it. The assailing party in
each case was discreet enough to rally
sufficient men to carry out their
schemes if opposed. They stole upon
their foes secretly and they accom-
plished their ends in much the same
way the burglar plies his vocation.
OF course the young men had no in
tandon to commit crime. 1t was lack
ing in the element of viciousness, it's
true. But what was there funny or
manly in such action? What compen-
sation was there for two whole nights
spent in long travel, and for the risk
of being mistaken for thieves and being
shot down in their tracks
Is there no other or better way of
having merry time at the expense of
ores scholastic rivals than by playing
the part Of midnight trespassers and
burglars? Is that sort Of sport manly
or even humorous? Cannot the animal
spirits be given escape for their excess
in rational ways and without making
students midnight providers and mau-
raiders?
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EVACUATION OF RICHMOND.
Fire, Pillage and CarousaI Added
to the Wild Disorder.

Inc morning of Sunday, the I'd Of
April, 1850, broke clear and calm upon
the beleaguered Confederate capital
While President Davis was seated in
MS accustomed pew at the morning
service messenger hurriedly entered
ana handed him dispatch, which said
1t would be necessary to evacuate Rich
mona by o'clock that night Immedi
ateiy President Davis left ST. Paurs
Church for a brief conference with his
Cabinet, after which preparations were
Immediately pushed for the removal of
the executive department to DanvilIe,
va. Eight railway trains were sum-
moned by telegraph to be in readiness
at 8 O'Clock to carry the archives and
treasure. Horses and wagons were i'm
pressed into service for moving the
government. properties to the railroad
yards and the streets were thronged
with citizens seeking like escape with
their belongings. AS much as 500 in
gold was paid in hire for vehicles. 1t
was throng of fear fed fugitives. flee
ing many knew not where. The banks
were all open on that Sunday after
noon, busted with customers removing
their deposits OF specie, and from their
vaults wagons We're loaded with gold,
silver and securities. After the govern-
ment had gone the commissary depart
ment was thrown open to the hungry
populace with its appetite and greed
whetted by months of short rations and
starvation. The struggling mob of men.
women and children gathered fer the
distribution thus secured the means for
the first full meal many of them had
enjoyed in the months of siege. The
City Council wisely ordered all liquors
destroyed, and the street cutters were
swollen with pungent floods Some re-
treating soldiers managed to procure
quantity of the intoxicants, and from
that time law and order ceased. Pillage
of stores and residences began, and the
night was hideous with the orgies of
lawdess marauders and the fire of burn
ing buildings.-Edward Page CASTOR, in
Woman's Home Companion.
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TRUE AMERICAN EXPRESSION.

The Vacaville Reporter one of the
! interior journals, is a Democratic pa
/ per. 1t is Democratic from principle
and by principle it squares the rule Of
! its action It will not stife the truth
for party sake, nor degrade its SPLEEN
did American spirit for party advan-
tage. 1t takes, in it's latest issue, those
| Of its Democratic contemporaries to
task who are snarling at the Admins
tration and crying down the campaign
in the Philippines, simply because the
political opponent.
Referring to the adverse criticism in
dulged in by many Democratic papers
which imagine that the highest Office
of the ssout" Is to find fault with the
in" and to play the part of the OBJ
structionist for party gain, it says,
with a frankness and fine spirit which
we commend to all fair minds:
Our Democratic contemporaries seem
to be greatly inclined to criticise the
management of affairs in the Philip
| pines. Criticism is easy. We see no
suggestion, however, from the critics
as to what course should be pursued.
Senator Hoar represents a sentiment
| that would require the hauling down
of the flag and leaving the islands to
condition of anarchy. Do our Dem
ocratic contemporaries stand for that?
We do not believe they do There has
not been moment since the memorable
battle of May 1st when the American
forces could have sailed away without
being subject to deserved criticism and
even contempt. The object of Admiral
Dewey was to free the Pacific Coast
from a possibility of attack. This
coast least of all would have viewed
with tolerance anything looking like a
! backdown. Retention of the Philip
pines is an inevitable necessity of a sit
uation growing out of the war. 1t
would have been preferable to have in
cluded in the territory demanded by
! America all of the Ladrones and the
| Carolines. The commission however,
could see a way to avoid the inclusion
of the Carolines and the Ladrones, out
side of Guam. Much as it desired, it
could not avoid the retention of the
Philippines. That commission was an
American representative body 1t rep
resented no narrow partisan idea, but
the sovereignty of the American peo-
pie. The war which is being waged
in the islands is not a war against the
Administration, but war against
American sovereignty. Whatever mis-
takes have been made are matters of
detail The Administration is entitled
to support against the insurgents until
it makes our flag respected in every one
of the thousand isles coded to US by
Spain When order is restored and the
The record-union., 1899-05-01
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Filipino has resumed his peaceful avo-
cation, we shall then be able to de-
termine better his capacity for partic-
ipation in a government formed on re-
publican lines
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE
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between the ages of u and IS years, who
are citizens of the United States, or those
who have legally declared their intention
ter and habits and able to speak, read
and write English. and be between 3 feet
inches and 6 feet l inch in hight. For
further information apply at the Recruit
ing Office. 40 Ellis street, San Francisco,
California
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Weather Forecast.

{ For Northern California-Fair Monday,
except showers in the mountains of the
southeast portion; cooler: brisk to high
northwest wind.
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