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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
ENDED.
The Marriage Of . Coapis stops sosssp
In The East. m

The Marriage Of . Coapis stops Gsosssp
In The East
The end Of the troubles Of Mtss
Jennie Howell of Scranton, Pa, unG
Edward b. Dean OF H~ackensack, NJ. j.,
came when they were married. Tho
courtship Of Mr.. Dean and Miss Howell
was attended by. unusual d~ificnltiss.
The young couple met at Atlantic cry
last summer and were mutually At
tracted. Mise Dean was q woman Of
81, and an invalid. Mr.. Dean was u
widower Of 48, and each was we'll stu
ated with regard to worldly gODds.
Mr.. Dean frequently visited Miss How.
ell In Scranton, and q story was soon
circulated that they were engaged.
This was violently opposed by Miss
Howeli's brother, Franklin Howell.
who Instituted proceedings 10. haye, har
declared a Mnatic. How these pro.
ceedings finally collapsed in the face
Of the testimony of expert physicians
from Philadelphia raj told In the pa,
pers a short time ago. In answering
the questions of the marriage liceRso
docket in court. Mr.. Dean had placed
on the records mention OF the fact
that he was divorced from his FIRST
wife In Cameron county In December,
1879, and his second wife died on
March ~, 1900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
THE NEWS IN BRIEF

The town of Versailles, o., was
recently almost entirely destroyed by
fire.
A Houghton. Mich, dispatch says
snow fell there ON the 9Th, but that 1t
soon melted away.
The strike of the American steel mill
men Is oon TO end. The wOrkmen and
mill managers are to get together this
week.
Jesse Morrison has been sentenced by
Judge Altman at Eldorado, Kan, &c
Ave years in the penitentiary at close
confinement and hard labor.
Robert . Waddell. the great derby
horse, finished sixth In the great west
ern handicap at Chicago. lie had 1872
pounds up and il proved too much for
him.
A bemh, or huge torpedo throwuinto
the yard 2O2l Curtis street, Denver,
exploded, killing Ester Oliver, aged 8
years. The man who threw the bomb
escaped.
The bandits who held up the Great
Northern express near Wagner, Mont,
have not yet been captured. The ac-
tuai amount secured has been nlaced
at 10000 of incomplete national bank
notes.
Amidst the tolling OF bells from ev-
cry part of Detroit the body of Hazen
s. Pingree. former mayor of Detroit
and former governor of Michigan, was
borne July q to its last resting place in
Elmwood cemetery. The services and
burial were largely attended
Roy II. Thompson. whose home Is in
Chester, Neb., but who worked for
Odell Bros, in Lincoln, was drowned
in the Blue river at Blue Springs while
In swimming.
In trying to ave Mrs. Annie Rust
from drowning in the st. Croix river
near Rush City, Mimi Oscar Norris OF
Independence, Kan, lost his life. Mrs.
Rust was drowned.
II. W. Bowen, United States minis.
ter to Persia, who has been appointed
to succeed Minister Loomis at Venez.
uela, has arrived in this country and
! will soon go 10 his new post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
SLIGHT HOPE FOR PAROLE
Minnesota Board Of Psrdons Takes Up
Case Of YOuugers.

The state pardon board Of Minneso-
Ia recently considered n long list of APP
plications for parole, the most import
ant among them being those Of Cole
and James Younger, who are now serv-
ing life sentences for their connection
with the Mortified bank raid in 1875.
Their application il made under the
provisions Of a law enacted by the last
legislature, which gave the state board
of pardons power to parole life prison
ers who have served twenty-five years.
The state board consists OF Governor
Van SAINT, Attorney General Douglas
and Chief Justice Stuart. A unani-
mousv vote is necessary in the granting
Of q parole under the new law. The
board considered the applications, but
took the ease under advisement and re-
served its decision. Considerable doubt
Is expressed as to whether the parole
will be granted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
DeATH.DEALlNC LANDSLIDE
Three hundred Lives Lost In Province OF
China.

China.
Canton, China, advices by the steam.
er Braemer which just arrived at Ia.
coma, Wash, give details of the loss
of 400 lives 10y u landslide and food,
occurring at Lung Kcng in June. The
landslide was caused by n tremendous
earthquake which unsettled land and
sea-. There were many crashes resem-
bling thunder and il became very dark.
Native accounts state that u great
flood of water came pouring out of the
mountain, carrying everything before
it. Two hundred houses were swept
away and and the fields swept bare OF
crops. Several great landslides w.
Cured, carrying a large portion Of
Lung keng into the bay. What APP
peared like a tidal wave followed,
making 1t impossible for any who were
carried into the water to escape.
Robbers in Wang Tung province are
kidnapping people tn realize money.
Dozens of women and children have
been abducted, although the kidnapers
are always killed when caught. A
buddhist man. convicted of harboring
kidnapers. is being publicly exhibited
in a cage at Canton. Six kidnapped
women were found ina convent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
F1REMEN FALL WITH FLOOR

Twelve Arc Buried Undsr the Wsecksgs
At Chicago.
Twelve fremen fell with u floor and
were buried under it Mt a fire in Chi
cago, but we're rescued by their COM
panions. The fire started at 1929
Washington street, occupied by Me,i,
h Heaney, dealers in saloon and store
fixtures. While handling a heavy lead
Of hose ON the first floor, the support
gave way and the men were thrown
into the basement. They were quickly
rescued by their comrades and it was
found their injuries were not serious
The total loss is put at approximately
$50, 600
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
NORL|N IS GUILTY
Kearney County Treasurer Con-
fesses to Theft Of Funds
NUGGfD nlMStlF AND SIARIfD A FIRE
Part of stolen Funds In Recovered-wss
Buried In . Cornaeld-a0,sJS in
Cash Observation-Disclosures Fol-
lows Arrest-Other News.
AUGGfD HIMSELF AND SIARIfD A FIRE

The mystery surrounding the rob.
berry of the ~treasurer's Office of Kearney
county and the setting fire to the court
house. on the evening of June % is
cleared up. County Treasurer Alfred
Norlin has confessed to being the per-
petrator Of the crime.
At the time of the robbery Detective
Malone Of Lincoln, Sheriff Hecox and
Oh lief Of Police Hill looked carefully
into the matter and became convinced
In their own minds that Norlin WAS
implicated in the crime. but lacked
proof to arrest. The state examiner
recently found the Office short 500
The officers watched closely until July
,, when they thought IL time to strike.
Chief Of Police Hill arrested Norlin on
suspicion and asked what he had TO
say and then Norlin gave way and
confessed.
Mr.. Norlin took Hill out into a
field Of corn near his house and dug
mp the cash box containing $8,7 rs
which was brought in and turned over
to the county. This Is all the cash
left.
When interviewed he said: "Yes, |
am guilty. could stand the strain no
longer"
He said it was u matter of careless
ness that. caused him to commit the
crime. Had been using more money
than he was able To replace and finally
thought "a wholesale robbery the best
solution. He therefore took the money,
part at a time and buried II in his corn
field. Then on Thursday evening he
went TO the office and pretended to be
working on his books. He put all val
liable records in the vault, left the safe
door unlocked, closed the vault door,
turned the latch but not the combina-
ton. This he did as he said he did not
want to destroy the county records, as
the robbery was enough for the county
I o bear.
He then took the bag Of shot and
struck himself o. the head just above
the right ear. This was a harder blow
taan he anticipated, As the doctors who
attended him said a little heavier blow
would have killed him.
With the curtain drawn to conceal
him from passer, by he ret fire to pa
pers under his desk and after waiting
for them to get a good start rushed out
and gave the alarm. Not until he saw
that the fire was out did he tell the
story of being sandbagged, robbed, etc.
When taken to DIR. Hapeman's Office he
gave all indications of a man recover
ing from a blow. His pockets were all
hanging out u show that he had been
robbed.
He has maintained his innocence all
along until arrested. He enjoyed the
confidence of the entire county mp TO
the time of the robbery, when many
lost faith in him, but his friends stay
ed by him and only believe that he is
the guilty person by hearing it from
his own lips.
Norlin says his carelessness has
brought him to grief and now he will
have to suffer the penalty. When in
terviewed he was lying on a bed in the
Jensen hotel. He showed outward
signs of emotion, but seemed resigned
to his fate. lie said hat he was not a
born criminal and no one could have
enjoyed . fuller confidence of the poo
pie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
ill.HEALTH CAUSES SUICIDE


The Son Of Ambassador white Kills
Himself,
Frederick d. White, son Of Andrew
ID. White ambassador to Germany,
committed suicide at his home at SYRIA.
cuse, N. " Prolonged i'll health and
a persistent nervous disease Is given as
the only possible explanation Of his
act. Mr.. White had appeared to be in
usual health during the day, and had
attended to matters Of business in the
management of the White estate. Mr..
White was found dead ia y bathroom.
4 bullet from n rife had passed through
his brain and death had been i~nstante-
ous No one heard the shot. An attack
Of typhoid fever several years ago, from
which he never fully recovered, was
the cause of his poor health.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12

The Cork Industrial exhibition,
which is TO be held next year, has not
only been supported by substantial
subscriptions from both Cork and Dub
lin, but IL has now been given tho SUP
port OF the Irish department OF agri-
culture and technical instruction, NJ
which Mr.. Horace Plunkett IL presA-
dent. The department. II IL an.
nounceJ, has a!located a sum OF
$4,000 for the purpose Of the exhiba-
ton, subject to the general scheme no.
ing approved by the department. "A
portion of the sum will be devoted by
the department to the organization OF
an exhibit OF products, appliances, ANA
processes relating to industries, which
are capable of being introduced Into
Ireland, or when already established,
or being developed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
Rurxlar Blnwn TO Pieces.

A would-be bank burglar was liter.
ally blown to pieces recently at Benton
Wis, by the explosion Of nitro glycer-
inc which he carried in his hip pocket.
Breaking into a creamery To get tools
with which TO force an entrance in to
the bank, a trap door in the creamery
fell and struck him on the hip, explod-
ing the nitro glycerine, and the body
was literally torn to pieces.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
wealthy Man Accused Of Crime.

Charles Dunn, Il wealthy lumber
dealer, has been arrested at TT. Wayne,
Ind, and will be charged with the
murder of ten-year-old Alice Cothrell,
whose body was found in a cistern at
Dunn's home at Huntertown. The
child had been sent TO Dunn's house on
an errand. The body was found after
she had been missing five days. Ply
sicians who assisted in the coroner's
investigation say an attempt had been
made to outrage the child.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12

John Schuster of Geneva, Neb., was
seriously burned while operating a
strawburner traction engine. He
opened the fire box to put in more
straw when a gust of wind forced the
fire out upon him, burning his face
and one side. He will be disabled for
som time, II not permanently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
boy Painfully Injured.

James, the sixteen-year-old son ct
Hon. r. II. Windham, had the misfor-
tune to be thrown from 4 pony at
Plattsmouth, Neb., and sustained a
fracture Of the right arm. His foot
caught in the stirrnp and he was drag
ged some distance before the animal
could be stopped. The pony was
frightened by a dog.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
MISS GILMAN INSANE
Half sister Of Millionaire Worried Over
Iawsuits.

Lawsuits.
A New York dispatch says; A sher.
ifs jury In the supreme court, de-
clared Miss Anna King Gilman, sister
of the millionaire tea merchant, George
+. Gilman, insane. The proceedings
have been taken in order that her In.
terest in the estate of her half brother
might be protected.
Miss Gilman, VINO snow sixty-thrce
years of age, is confined In a private
sanitarium in England. She disap-
peared from Brooklyn in 1857, and was
not found until ten years later In Eng.
land. 1t is thought that her mind be-
came unbalanced because Of many law
suits in which she was involved at the
time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
All Goes 10 the widow.

Mrs. Philip Armour Of Chicago,
through her attorney. recently declined
to take One-half of the estate of her
brother, Frank. Odgen, who died in
Cincinnati. Mr.. Ogden left an estate
which by his will was to be equally
divided between his wife and sister,
Mrs. Armour. BY the lStter's generosi-
ty the whole estate goes to the widow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12

my dear mistress. n not this -
strange adventure7"
Very STRANGE" replied the princess,
casting her eyes 10 the floor, s#asthen
slowly raising them TO that vacant 4
spot.
What do you think OF the STRANGE
NAM" the slave girl pursued, sitting
down by her lady's side.
What do you think of him7' SAID
Ulin.
II min he is very handsome. Ho
is the most noble looking man I eyev
saw
ulin showed by her look that she
~as grateful for this. answer. IL pleas
ed her, though she may ndt have
known II.
such a man could not be n bad
man." she said. Deception canno
dwell In such a face"
u should think not" returned Abba.
to whom the remarks had been put IN
the form of questions.
And what do you think OF the story
he told concerning the robber JulianT'
y think he told us the truth. my
lady. As he went on with the tafe,
l remembered that / had heard, u just
no before. He told us the truth
Then the king must DO q hard. bad
man, Albia7"
II. must, not answar you, lady. 1. They.
king In to DO your husband, and |. is
not wen that you should urge nic "a
speak against him."
Indeed, girl, I asked yOu to dO No
such thing. ] did not mean that yon
should speak against the king.iEl
Then you should have asked mo nO
question touching his character. I
would rather talk OF this man who
has just left IN. ], who AM, only y
poor slave, could love such a man.
Ulin lifted her hand to heI heart,
and pressed II there a. though some
new feeling had cropt IN 70 worry her.
and, az she sat thus. one Of her black
slaves came In TO SEQ II sho You'd iike
her supper.
Not now, Calypso" said the priR-
cess, starting up. "YOu may bviss
me some grapes, and q few dates. Batt
first, tell me what these strange men
are doing. How many Of them are
there here7"
mot more than a score Of them arc
In the palace, my mistress, hut there
are thousands Of them outside OF Inc
valley"
UliD had no disposition to argue the
point; 80 she asked what the sObbers
were doing.
Abba" said the princess. after the
black slave had gone. II do not .betsrNs.'
that Julian Ii such q terrible looking
man. after all. What do you thtnkY
Il think" replied Abba, that PEG.
pie have described him who never say
him, and that their fear-fraught imaS-
nations drew the picture"
80 l think" returned Ulin. She
gazed a few moments upon that old
vacant spot, and then added: II .shn,
see him on the morrow. and ! must say
that the thought Is not frlghtful. l
feel assured that-S he. means mo. no
harm"
yet" yentured Abba. 1T IL u eusi-
ons wbim which should lead him to
seek to release you from tho hands ~
the hing. But l don't know AZ wo q
wonder at II. Perhaps no thought you
were some :riendiess girl who did not
know"
The princess mOtioned for her COM
panion to STOP. % e.
I'VE will not talk Of the king, A.
bia: and, touching this Julian, we
shall know more when we see him"
ITO be ~continued.)
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
Town Town Mo.t,y Burned.

Two-thirds OF the town of Ledyard,
Ia, has been destroyed by Are. The
property loss will be about $50, 900. No
lives were lost. The fire Is supposed
to have been started by boys playing
with matches.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
Surrounded In Canyon.

AGreat Falls, Mont, special says:
In a deep canyon about sixty miles
from Malta, fifteen eest Of Rocky Point
and Ave miles north from the Missouri
river, sheriff Griffith has AT last cor
nered the Great Northera train robbers.
The canyon is n veritable fortress, as
II Is full of caves where the robbers
a hold At bay an army II need be.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
A D OF SO TO so.
state Dsak - ~Oothonburg May ray that
Much 81 tho Dollar.

Unofficial information received at
the Office Of the state banking board of
Nebraska, indicates that the State
Bank Of ~Gothenburg, which closed
about a month ago, will be able to pay
from 50 to 90 cents on the dollar. The
cause Of the failure IL said to have
been the loaning Of money on individ-
ual notes without proper security.
The assets m estimated at se1, 724 and
the bad paper and overdrafts At 45,724.
Collectible items are estimated at S46,-
600, though another places the amount
of collectible paper at $32,sl7. The
deposits and drafts outstanding are
S83, 8l7, and the cash on hand IL 81, 100.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
Killed by tine Cars.

Edward Harding of Urbana n
Charles Harigan, of Decatur, young
men, were killed In the Illinois Central
yards at Champaign. They were flip
ping cars and jumped in front of n
moving locomotive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12

To get people interested In you, you
have got 10 make them think You ara
interested in them.
The highest reach of human seienuA
Is the scientific recognition OF human
ignorance William Hamilton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
IMMENSE LAKE OF OIL

Another Rich strike In Vicinity of
Corpus Christi.
Dispatches from Corpus Christi, Tex,
state that while speaking Of the great
lubrioating oil strike made at Piedras
Pintos, in Duval county; thirty miles
from Corpus Christi, last week, APRON
inent gelogist Of that place asserted
that underneath Duval and Nueces
counties Ia an immense lake Of oil
which extends as far south Is Tampico,
Mex, and is the largest In the world.
Nearly q dozen wells r being sunk
near the new gusher, capitalists are
fiocking TO the place, land has in
creased ten-fold and q new town will
be laid OF at once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
Thieves Make a Rich Haul.

Thieves got away with 81, 900 worth
of diamonds from the shop Of :. Solo
mon at Deadwood. y. ID. Three men
have been arrested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
CONSUL o RESIGNS

salary At CNPotOWn AItOEetheF tSS sAaah
to support Him.
The resignation Of James g. Stowe,
United States consul general to Cape
town, has been received at the state
department. The resignation was
based on the utter inadequacy of the
salary of the post. The cost OF living
In South Africa, under normal condi-
tions, Is exceedingly high, and in time
of war, such as has prevailed for the
past two years, the $1,000 salary al
lowed Is not sufficient.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12

The man who Is his own best friend
NAV also b. his own worst enemy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-12
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A Story Of
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y4aseit setreu" ldutet Der ehrenbe
8siname, peld3en bas tleine nieber'
GIterrei9ii6e 2anbItGbt9en inmitten
pes unfru9tbaren Steinfelbes fiibrt,
uno in benz unI9einburen @Drt4en
pert0rpsrt ii9 Der Hieberidlug elmer
Observation-Disclosures. s~reigniBnouea
@eI9idte. Nd9bem SerSos Geopol0
Der Siinfte BON Oeiterrei4 1892 bic
crime Steiermart eriporben, griinotte
er an ienem 8untte, no bic Semmes
ringitraBe bidt on bi. unsarti4e
@renae berantritt, cine nova civitas
nit feIten Mauern unoBdIen, um ben
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Die GltaAeae bon Berlin.

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&aiier : &leranber : 9arbe : @renas
bierregiment go. 1 be5ogen BAT, piro
bonn 8oltsmunbe bic ,@itaoeae" BON
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Ssrbinanbitrabe binein. am SUPPER
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ktte Der tleinen Spu3iersdngerin fold
ein mebr ober tpeniger lebbaftes Spiel
ni9t buleen! Sic lit eben angeao9en
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