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The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
RECEIVER is ASKED
For the Southern Industrial Assoc
citation ut Chicago.

citation ut Chicago.
Chicago, Jan. 16.--A writ of injunc-
ton stopped the holding of the annual
meeting of the Southern Industrial As
ISOLATION to-day. Tine injunction was
issued by Judge Brentano, on the COM
plant of Herbert Miller, secretary of
the association, and William l.. Eaton,
a stakeholder. who allege that Lincoln
p. Goodhue, president and manager of
the association; William c.. Payne and
F.. G.. Rosseter. a director. have been
managing it for their own interests,
and that it has been badly conducted
The association was established Nov
II, 1902, with a capital stock of 100000
for the purpose OF buying and improv-
ing land.
1t is said that 1880 acres of land has
been purchased in Alabama for So
$50; s.. 900 paid for stock and machin-
cry and $4,000 for improvements. The
profits for the year. 1t is contended,
have been less than $500.
The court is also asked to appoint a
receiver for the association. and re-
strain the secretary from transferring
any of the stock.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
SAYS HE WAS FORCED
INTO HIS MARRIAGE.

Rome. Jan. 1s.-The Duke Of Orleans
has interrogated several cardinals and
other prelates on the possibility of his
annulling his marriage to Archduchess
Marie on the grounds that he was
forced into the union. and bringing as
an example in favor OF II the annull-
ment OF the marriage OF the Prince
Of Monaco with Lady Hamilton. The
views he has received from all those
whom he has approached are more or
less against annullments
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
IS NOT TO SEND SHIPS
THROUGH DARDANELLES.

London. Jan. 16.-In the opinion of
we British government the end of this
EEK does not mark any change in the
at Eastern crisis, which more than
'eF keeps diplomatic circles in Lon
Non IN a state Of anxiety.
q. ne latest. and. If 1t had been true,
tbe. most serious statement, namely
he Russia intended to risk sending
slack sea fleet through the Oar
Se-'es' received to-day a positive
Hal from the Foreign once. Baron
a. a. ayrashi, the Japanese minister, visit
downing street and was told that
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
HERRAN WILL RETURN.
The Colombian Charge VIII Leave
Washington Next Month.

Washington, Jan. 16.-Dr Thomas
Herran, charge d'affaires of Colombia,
has definitely decided to avail himself
of the leave of absence granted him
and will take his departure from the
United States some time next month.
Upon DR.. Herran's leaving, the lega-
ton in this city will be closed, and
its affairs turned over to the Colom-
bian consul general in New York.
In speaking of his determination to
return to Colombia, DR.. Herran said
tonight that so far as he could see,
his usefulness at this capital was at
end.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
SAILED FOR SAVANNAH
STEAMER IS LEAKING.

London, Jan. 1s.--The German
steamer Burgomaster Hachnann. Capt.
Aim, from Hamburg. Jan. s. for sa-
vannah, which arrived at St Michaels,
Azores, yesterday for coal. is leaking
slightly. fore tank rivets having start
ed. The damage is being repaired.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
MARRIED WOMAN AS
A PUPIL IN SCHOOL

Atlanta, Jan. 16.-Supt. w. T. Mar
tin Of the public schools of Johnson
county to-day wrote State School Com
missioner Merritt, asking II married
woman would be allowed to attend the
public schools of the state. Commits
sioner Merritt replied that under the
law a woman, even though married.
might attend the common schools Of
the state If she be under IS years Of
age, and If she does not take up the
high school studies.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
CLEMENCY SHOWN
TO M0LLIE MELTON.

President Roosevelt Has COMMITTED
the Womnn's Sentence.
Washington, Jan. 16.-The President
has denied six applications for pardon
and has exercised clemency in nine
cases.
He has committed to a term of i'm
prisonment TO expire to-day, the SEN
tence Of Mollie Melton, sentenced at
Savannah, Ca, on Nov. "a, 1903, to i'm
prisonment for year and day for
making false claim for pension. The
prisoner is an old colored woman, an
ex-slave. and while she pleaded guilty.
the district attorney and judge believe
that she is too ignorant to realize the
gravity of the offense.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17

after making inquiries the British au-
thorities were convinced that the re-
port was unfounded
Regarding the main issue, Baron
Hayashi and the Foreign Office had
no information. Neither at the Jap
anese legation nor at the Foreign Of
flee is it expected that any trustworthy
indication of the Russian action will
be obtainable for several days.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
Mrn. Wicl1e. Getr Divorce.

Chicago. Jan. 1s.-Mrs. Edna Parker
Wickes was to-day granted a divorce
from Thomas II. Wickes, vice presl-
dent Of the Pullman Company While
no alimony stipulation was entered,
II Is stated that Mrs. Wickes will re-
ceive the equivalent in cash or securi-
ties or both. Mr.. Wickes defaulted In
appearance.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
MADE A SMOOTH JOB.
The Safe Crackers Got $1,000 for
Their Pains.

New York, Jan. 16.-Burglars enter
ed a cafe on Mercer street, one block
from a police station, early to-day and
cut the bottom out Of safe weighing
LOO pounds, after moving it into a
lavatory twenty feet from where it
had formerly stood, and took the
money it contained, about $1,000.
In the adjoining building, into which
the burglars first broke in order to
effect an entrance to the saloon from
the rear, were found sectional Jim
miles," drills and chisels of the finest
steel and tools of which the police say
they have never seen the equal
The moving and opening of the safe,
it is said, must have taken the bur-
glars at least three hours.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
GOVERNOR AND JUSTICE
FINED FOR FIGHTING.
Arkansas BeIIigerents Catch 1t i'm
the Mayors Court.

Hope, Ark, Jan. ia conclusion
was reached to-day in the mayor
Court in the trial of Gov. JEFF Davis
and Associate Justice Carroll D. Wood
Of the Supreme Court the two Demo-
cratic candidates for Governor. The
trial grew out Of a personal en-
counter between the two men in
Ioint discussion here Dec. IS. Each
defendant was hned $40 for preach
Of peace. and in addition. fine was
assessed against Gov Davis for ag-
gravated assault. Both filed notice OF
appeal
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-17
The OsIabya Sails.

Port Said, Jan. 16.-The Russian bat
tleship Oslabya has left this port for
Suez. The remainder of the Russian
squadron is awaiting orders.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Another Steamer Disaster.

While the Slocum horror is still
fresh in the minds of the people,
another similar case horriies two
contents. On Tuesday morning June
%, the Danish steamer Norge struck
the rocky reef of the Isle OF Rockan,
300 miles west of the coast of Scotland
and only twenty-seven persons out OF
the seven hundred ON board survived
Women and children were placed in
the life-boats first, but the suction
created by the rapidly sinking vessel
carried six of the boats down before
they left the side of the Norge. Others
became unmanageable in the heavy
sea and we're foundered.
The crew made no attempt to get in
to the boats aud with the exception OF
one man, all went down with the ship,
This following so close on the
Soclum disaster has shocked and
Mortified the thousands who read the
daily papers, and will hold it's place
in history as one Of the worst fatalities
the world has ever known.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

presented a bill to the county for ga
being for water used by the county and
that the commissioners thought the
bill was to h Oh and out OF proportion
and asks the council to reduce the
amount Of the bill. Motion was made
by Warren and seconded by Parker
that Councilman Gather be authorized
to meet with the board and adjust the
matter. Motion carried. Now comes
c. L. Getting and complains to the
council that the bitches on the west
side Of his residence property have
been filled up and that the water ha.
been flooding his yard and lawn and
asks the council to have same attend
ed to; which matter was referred Il
the mayor. Complaint was made tina
the side walk on the southside of Mrs
Roby's property In the second war,
vas In bad condition and asks tn,
council to have same put in prope
shape. Referred to Councilman Cattle
and Warren.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Social Rat@

St. Paul mi Minneapolis, July 14th,
to 18TH. Tue, Aug 8 b to 18th. Inc
return linn I Sept 10TH.
Colorado, U'sh and Black Hills,
June LIST. to Sept. 80 b.. limited for re-
turn Oct. 81.
Chicago III. June lat to Sept. 30;h
limited for return Oct. 3lst.
R,sebud Indian Res. rvati' n, July Is,
to 22nh. return limit Aug 3l.'.
Louisville, XIV. Au :. 10, Ia, and 10
limited Sept. 10Th
Indianop Ills, Ind, June 90 h. q
limited to July ION.
st. Joe, Mo. June 80, 90, 80, limi'
July 3l,t.
Atlantic City, July o, 10, limited Aug
Ord.
Cincinnati Ohio, July Is, 16, II, lin
tied Aug IL.
San francisco, Cal. Aug Is, to Sep
10Th. return limit 23rd "A. CoNovER
ACT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

Gollmar Bros. circus has come and
gone. and left nothing but pleasant
memories of its visit. It was . clean
show and gave satisfaction to all who
attended. The street parade at 1890
o'clock was excellent and helped large.
~ to swell the crowd at the perfor.
nance in the tent. During the parade
1t was announced that owing to the
rains only one performance would be
given, aud those in attendance ex.
pressed their appreciation in highest
t .rms. The performance was married
bv a slight acciden TO one Of the lady
actors. Which startled the audience
considerably at the time. She was
doing an aereal act with q of the
men, and was suspended by a cord
held 10 lis teeth. In some way he lost
his hold and The woman was dropped
to the ground below. She was picked
up in an unconscious condition, and
for q time it was supposed that she
was killed, but she aftsrward appeared
10 the concert little worse for her fail
The circus left after the afternoon per.
torrance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
TELEPHONE, SEVEN . TWO
4 Stormy Week.

TeOple generally and the farmers in
particular are ready to go down on
1teir knees to the weather man,if they
Ca ealy have a respite from the rain.
,uhsa have fallen too previously. The
,pssa week has filled everything. even
ssne snsatiate desire OF the soil tillers
cs sveihowing, and in many place.
svsrk has been stopped 10 the fields
G Jnsiderable damage was done By the
storms, through lightning and wind and
rthe aggreHa ate loss is considerable.
AT Amboy. Sam Miller Lost three
as oits which were killed by lightning,
but his loss was covered by insurance
Nil0 Martin, living north Of town los,
as barn, which was struck by lightning
sAad burned Tuesday evening. 1t was
,-xsso insured. A barn belonging to
EHeb REYNOLDS, nea Cow,es, vas
V3sraed Monday evening. being struck
S&9Iiehtnjng, We understand that he
vas not Insured. Patrick Kellet re
sp0rted the loss OF a horse on his farm
nsuuA west OF town, by lightning Mon
DAG night, and there we're doubles,
<neher losses not yet reported.
Tho storm Tuesday night was accom-
pPanied by q vicious wind, which lodgec
considerable grain and damaged gar
sAsaS troit trees, etc, to a considerable,
.esteat During the storm b +. M zen
~sar~ was struck and the roof splintere,
>psssiderably. Altogether the storm
.1as BY far the worst OF the season, an,
~~e ere ready TO accept any other kin,
- weather.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Shake Into Your Shoes.

Aliens Foot.Ease, q powder. 1t cures
painful, smarting, nervous feet and In.
growing nails, and instantly takes the
sting out OF corns aud bunions. Its the
greatest comfort discovery Of the age.
Aliens Foo, Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. 1t is a certain cure for
sweating, callous and hot, tired, ach-
ing feet. Thy 1t today. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores, 25c. Don't
accept and substitute. Trial package
free. Address, Aliens s. Olmstead, lie
Roy, n. Y,
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

The national holiday has come and
Rsne. and left nothing but pleasant
s0ssories for all. Red Cloud didnot
iiaAulge in any ecstacies, and quite a
s-aber Of our people spent the day
-~uistly, at home. But the larger part
rot away during the early morning to
snsisAboring towns, In all Of which
euh0s vas something doing. A goodly
Wuaber boarded the morning flyer,
mnd scattered themselves along the
AsA At Bloomington, Franklin, Re-
Nhlican and Orleans, while others
cssk in the celebration at Guide Rock
~Thxreater number of those who went
abroad followed the band and ball
team at Cowles, where Red Cloud was
vsry much in evidence with its must.
clans orator and aggregation Of pen.
AaaE winners As a bit Of consolation
Hassrmation to those who stayed n
n.pae. 1t is reported that Rev. Davis
sssst~sd an grafton at Cowles Of which
~seryone who heard him was proud
aAs baud showed by its performance
thaG it had not forgotten its old time
ability, and the base ball team came
nome with the scalps Of Cowles bal
Eossing aggregation by a score Of l3 to 9
At Bloomington Attorney +, u
dOs1rman covered himself with glory
ny giving an Grafton which was praised
very highly by those who heard him
and his services will be In demand OF
ssuca occasions In the future Tn,
day was devoid of accident or un
tyiesssnt circumstances as far "a
known, and everyone felt that they
mad spent a profitable holiday. Mex
rear Red Cloud will give our neigh
bors an opportunity to enjoy them
seApes by attending a first class cele
hration in our city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY.

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
radically cures iu 1 to 3 days. Its action upon
the system is remarkable and mysterious. 1t
removes at once the cause and the disease I'm
mediately disappears. The first dose greatly
benefits. IS cents and 800. Sold by II. E.
Grlce, Druggist. Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
-
Advertised Letter List.

List Of letters remaining uncalleC
for at postofice at Red Cloud. Neb
for the week ending June 30, 1904:
These will be seut to the dead lette,
Verdon Baker, Glide Goldtox
Clarence heberlee, John Judy, j. W
Lewis (2). Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Martin,
Woods, Al Woodside.
office July Ia, 1904, IL not called
for before. When calling for abov.
please say advertised"
4. &. HACKER, Postmaster.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Only Mother,

Only mother. She won't care II we
leave her alone: she doesn't mind.
Only mother! You wanted a tennis
racket and she gave you the money
that she was saving for IA calico gown.
But she didn't need the gown; she
said so.
Only moth. r. she hasn't had any
thing new this summer, But it is diff
ferent with her: she is old and you
are young OF course it is natural that
you should want irills and %rutiies; she
doesn't care for them.
Only m ,ther! She wouldn't enjoy
the picnic Besides, she hasn't time
to go; there is work to be done. She
told you so Why, bless her. she had
lots rather stay at home and finish
that wedding in the garden. Didn't
she say so?
Only mother! Her hat is out of style,
but that isn't the reason why she
didn't go to church Sunday. She
laughts at style and does't care IL h'r
| clothes are dingy and faded. Didn't
she tell you so, just Saturday.
Only mother 1t isn't necessary to
go down again. Mother won't mind
the forgotten goodnight. You would
feel hurt if you were forgotten, but
mothers are different somehow. They
don't care about little things.
Aud so mother sits alone. Mother
goes without the calico gown. Mother
doesn't care for rutiies. Mother en-
Joys wedding more than picnics.
Mother loves faded gowns and old
fashioned bonnets. Mother isn't sen
| sitive; she doesn't care if she is forgot
ten.
So, too often, mother has a corner
in the family, a corner all her own
and one from which she seldom moves,
but from which she scatters the bless
ings that are hers to give.
Too often, mother is different some
how" and husband and children be-
lieve it, accept it-until she is gone.
In too many homes mother is a part
of, and still not of, the family circle
Strange as it may seem, sons and
daughters think that mother does not
feel as they do, does not care as they
care, is not hurt as they are hurt.
But some day when their own hairs
are grey and they have sons and
daughters of their own and the mem
DRY Of the sweet patient face OF mother
comes to them across the years, then
will they know that mother was not
different.
Then will they know that, though
her lips smiled, her heart bled. That
though her tongue spoke lightly, her
soul was filed with dread. That
though the thoughtless ones believed
that she did not care, her heart was
scanned with scars and her pillow was
wet with secret weeping.
Oh, remember that mother does
care. That in her love she wishes
others to forget her needs, she wishes
others to go, to dress, to be gay. But
she cares.
Mother is not different, she feels
she suffers, she can weep, she can be
gay.-Kansas City World.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
INFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM CURED IN
DAYS.

Morton L, Hin, of Lebanon Ind, says; MY
wife had Infammatory Rheumatism In every
muscle aud Joint; her suffering was terrible
aud her body and face were swollen almostb be.
You'd recognition; had been In bed six weeks
and: had eight physicians, but received no
benefit until she tried the Mystic Cure for
Rheumatism. II gave immediate relief and
she was able to walk about In three days. am
sure It saved her life" Sold by.H. e. Grice,
Druggist. Red Cloud,
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

Harry Hopkins, n farmer living rear
Cowles met with a painful accident
last Friiay, resulting 10 ~dislocating
one Of his hip joints. He was driving
an uuruly team and hauling a load Of
-ltalfa. when the team became fiigh.
ened and he was struck by a wagon
wheel with the above result. DR..
Cook was called aud replaced the dis
location.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
CDWleS VI Red C)oud.

The base bail game play ed the Fourth
between Red Cloud and COwles was al
interesting and well played game
The game was for a priz OF 1900
and our boys won the money. Tn.
score being IL to 6 IN Red Cloud:
favor. The boys have a niceiy organ
ICED team and IL the present members
OF the nine hold toe ether will, withou
u doubt win more than one game
during this season. The team is a
follows; h. Brown, =. $; L. Lane ). Is
+. Jeffries, I. b; r CARRIER, +. Il.
Z. Gillard, c; d. CARRIER, Z. +; b
Smith, p; A. Ritchey, l.. F., aud b
Kane, r +.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
Beatrice ChautauQua

The Burlington offers tickets to Beat.
rice and return from Red Cloud at
SO IS, July I to 90, inclusive. Return
limit July 81. ASK the agent for par.
ticulars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
City Council.

Council met in regular session in
che Firemans Hall, Wednesday even
sng. July 9th, all members present. L
s. CARRIER, county clerk came before
the conncil in behalf Of the board OF
county commission RS and stated that
aAe city water commissioners had
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

There is IA hooking bird making its
home somewhere In the vicinity Of the
Methodist church that Is an artist and
a joker. We first noticed it about a
week ago, when about midnight we
were attracted by the cry of "A robin or
a pair Of robins in distress. This vas
followed by the screeching of blue jays
and our first thought was that the
robins were being attacked by the
jays, when the mocking bird changed
to an excellent imitation of a small
chicken that was lost followed by the
call of the mother hen. Then followed
an imitation of the croaking Of a frog,
then the imitation of the robins and
blue jays, the hen and chickens and
the frogs were repeated, time after
time each one so we'll done that no
II would have guessed that it was
not the re Il thing except for the regu-
lar repetition of the cries in order
given. This is the first one of these
we have heard in town but the boys
say the woods are full of them Guide
Rock Signal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

Tho little child Of Fred Monia W 9
severely injured Friday afternoon of
last week by a colt kicking it in the
face. The lids OF the eye were turned
! side out and it was thought at first
that the eye was destroyed, out DR.. c
+. Moranville, who was called in
treated the injuries IA best he could
and telephoned to a specialist at Lin.
coin who came out At once, and we
understand that at the present time
they have hopes Of saving the eye
though the vlsiop will likely be pr.
manruJIy inpaired.-Guide Rock
Slguai.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

Blk" of the State Journal, gave the
Grafton at Franklin on the Fourth, and
Franklinites have not rubbed the grin
from their faces yet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

On ihurs lay morning Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Auack took possession OF the Ho..
land House, Mrs, Jno Runchey retiring
Whit we are sorry to lose Mrs
Rune from among the active bust,
ness rapple f this city vet we welcome
Mr. no Mrs, Amack as her successors
FL ! 10 we'll kuown to the people OF
thi. com muuity I need an extended
int 3duutiOu anu we therefore refrain.
Ou' hes, wishes are extended to the
new lguulord and landlady for success
in tSelK pew venture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08
AtChIson Globe SlahtS.

When n man begins talking wise we
want to get away.
The red raspberries are the angels
of the berry family.
There is a time for everything, Don't
do a good thing at the wrong time.
Some authority in fashion ought to
also come to the aid of the fat men
with a dip front.
Don't be a Russian; they celebrate
with champagne dinner every time
they win a mole hill.
A very pretty Atchison girl liked
chicken backs all her life and lived
and died an old maid.
Occasionally every women rubs it in
on her husband by complaining how
hard she has to work.
These nights are ideal. II you don't
want to become engaged, 60 to your
room early aud stay there.
Don't hurt any n who likes you.
AS you grow older, you will find they
are pitifully few in number.
The strawberry short cake must
laugh at the cherry and rhubarb short
cakes that are made to initiate it.
A man makes fun of the manner in
which his wife keeps her account with
the milkman, forgetting that some
day she will handle his life insurance
in the same way.
Men have a better time on trips with.
out their wives, and say so, the brutes
Women have a better time without
their husbands, but claim they don't
the i
II you get a very peculiar taste in
your mouth when eating u berry, and
a fee ing that your teeth have struck
something hard. that is a bug, and the
something hard is its ribs.
The school books should be edited
Less should be said about George
Washing, and more said to this effect
Ever think, girls and boys, how hard
and increasingly your parents work
and ask no other reward than tina,
you have a good timer Ever realize
how unselfish your parents ares
Some twenty years x an Atchisor
man and woman were much in love
They quarreled, and he married Mary
and she married jim, They have beer
true to their marriage VOWS, but have
often regretted that they quarreled
Mary and jim are both fatally i'll. You
who deal IN mental attitude, psycholo
gy' II other high forehead notions
viii this man and woman be guilty O,
murder when Mary and jim die anf
they eau be reunited without an D.,
hindrance?
' Blk" OF the State Journal, gave tn,
Grafton at Franklin on the Fourth. an,
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

Some authority in fashion ought to
also come to the aid of the fat men
with Il dip front.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

There is a time for everything, Don
do a good thing at the wrong time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

Here Is q small boys essay on the fly
1.-THE fi Is q little animile that gets in
the good ole summer time. II hsz
eight legs, 4 to walk on; two to shuttle
together an to tickle with. Flies found
all Over Amerkv, but mostly on bald
beds. He are the cause Of much u
sim by folks what he posters with his
tickling legs. The iii cannot be stuck
up fer he has eyes In his back rite be.
hind the shoulder blades. Tue iii loves
to get on a baby's nose and shuttle bis
feet. 1t 10 fun to leave him bee on tn.
baby's nose Of yer mother amt Ground
to land on you fer It. The iii is com
monty called a fl, but he he has anoth
or name. Pop calls him a he~lluvanuis
ance."