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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14
Friends Come to Embezzler's
Rescue; Sentence Is Suspended

Edward Snodgrass, who was recently ar
rested for the embezzlement OF a consider
able sum of money from the Wulschner
Music Company, by whom he was employed,
was released from custody in the Police
Court yesterday morning. A number of his
friends came to his rescue and made good
the greater part of his shortage. He prom
ised to repay the firm as soon as he secured
another position. The Wulschner Company
did not desire TO prosecute the case, and
asked that the young man be given another
chance. SnodgraSs was allowed his free
dom under a suspended sentence.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14
FIVE PRISONERS ARE
BURNED IN CITY JAIL
White Man and Four Negroes Per-
ish in a Supposed Incen-
diary Fire.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Jan. 14.-Fire sup
posed to have been of incendiary origin
burned the Pratt City Jail this morning.
Jack Kelly, white, and four unidentified
negroes were burned to death. Twenty
others escaped and a large number of Of
hcers and citizens are endeavoring to re-
capture them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14
Boy Murderer Hears Sentence
M~anfully; Makes Promise

Marshall Harrington, who was found
guilty of the murder OF his little playmate,
Albert Nicholas, was sentenced yesterday
afternoon by Judge Afford to the Indiana
Reform School,, at Plainfield, until he at
tanned his majority. or until he has shown
by his conduct that he is entitled to a pa
role. The little fellow stood up manfully
before the court while the judgment was
being imposed, and promised that he would
obey the rules of the institution to the let
ter. He will be taken to Plainfield this
morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14

NEW YORK. JAM 1s.-The Postal Prog
ress meeting here to-day Endorsed a bill
now before Congress providing for the con-
solidation OF third and fourth mail matter
and adopted a resolution urging Congress
to give the United States postal facilities
leading countries of Europe. and recon-
mending 'the purchase by the government
of any interests which may be affected by
the adoption of such a postal SYSTEM
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BY
Madame Trouble Thrown from
Window and Killed.

TOULON. France, Jan. 13.-Lieutenant
Trouble, discovering that an orderly named
Cretien, twenty years old, was in love with
Madame Trouble, dismissed the man this
morning. This afternoon, during Troubles
absence, Cretien entered the house and
seized Madame Trouble. After a violent
struggle he threw her out of the window,
killing her instantly. Cretien was arrested
and was with difficulty prevented from
being Iynched. Madame Trouble was
twenty-five years old and had been mar
ried only three months.
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Duchess of sutherland Sails.

LIVERPOOL. jan. 13.-The White Star
line steamer Cedric. which sailed from this
port to-day for New York. has among her
Miss Letter. of Chicago.
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woods Expeditionary Force.

MANILA. Jan. 13.-The expeditionary
force under command of General Wood. now
at Camp Overton. around Lake Lanao. in
cludes eight companies of infantry and
troops of cavalry and two batteries of ar
tiilery.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. 13.-At IL o'clock
physicians attending former Governor Bush
nell. who was stricken with apOplexy on in
auguration day. issued a statement saving
his condition is very grave and that they
have given up all hope of his recovery. He
may live twenty-fOur hours and NAV pass
away at any time. say the physicians
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14

cabinet. This is herewith illustrated. With
a combination of drawers and sliding lodges,
with receptacles for the various ingredients
used i'm the kitchen. and racks and hooks
for the utensils needed by the cook. il would
seem that nothing is left TO be desired. A
feature OF the cabinet is the swinging ar
rangement by which space is economical.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14

VIENNA. Jan. 13.-The minister of the
interior has caused Austria to be placarded
with a warning to intending emigTants
against going to the United States. owing
10 the difficulty in obtaining employment,
adding that the very u~nfavOrable conditions
i'm the labor market there will probably
continue throughout 1904.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14

TAMPICO. Mex, Jan. &c. II. Cook, an
American, Ormerly superintendent of the
Mexican Central, but OF late interested In
the w~ater-works and drainage contracts,
died to-day OF heart failure.
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Bob Ford. Alleged Slayer killed.

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T.. Jan. 1S.-Po-
leen'h Joe b1Ih IN, a street hSht TO-
had orders 10 arrest Kelly. Kelly is said
TO have killed Bob Ford. the slayer of Jesse
i u
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14

HARRISBURG, w. Va, Jan. 13.-Charles
ID. Elliott has been appointed temporary
receiver by Federal Judge Jackson for the
Jackson iron and tinplate mills here. The
appointment of a permanent receiver will
be acted upon Jan. 20. The plant is valued
at a million dollars.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. l3.-It was
semi-oficially announced to-day that the
Czarina Is suffering from a slight attack
OF influenza. Her condition does not give
rise TO anxiety.
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Quick-witted Vicar.
Toronto World.

A country vicar discovered not long ago
that one of his male eryants was In the
habit OF stealing his potatoes He men
toned the fact 10 his curate, and asked his
advice. WELL" replied the curate. .iof
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complaint for damages. Superior Court,

complaint for damages. Superior court,
Room /.
Edward Peters VS.. Emma Peters; divorce.
Superior Court, Room !.
Theresa II. Smith VS.. Allen s. Bixby; COM
plant for rent. Superior Court, Room 2.
Annie Z. Fields VS.. James Il. Fields; di-
vorce. Superior Court, Room l.
Marion Coal Company VS.. Otto H~ardegan;
complaint on account. Superior Court,
Room l.
Elmer Dawson VS.. John V. Johnson ct al;
suit to quiet title. Superior Court, Room 3.
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burglars secure $4,000.

ONAGA, Kan, Jan. l3.-Robbers blew
open the safe of the bank at Con-. a small
town near here. with dynamite and secured
$1,000 and escaped on a handcar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14

Books posted. audited and balanced.
Lessons in bookkeeping. day or night
j. IL. G. DENMAN, Fitzgerald Building

course, you must remember that the Bible
says, If any man take away thy coat, let
him have thy cloak Also II see," unused
the vicar. well, in that case, as the man
takes my potatoes, I'd better give him the
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22
FIRST publication January Isl
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

L y the district court OF Sherman county Kan
III sas- james y. Clarke. receiver q the Ne
braska L.nan q Trust Company. plaintiff. vs.
Horace Phillips. e. al. defendants The de-
fendants. Horace Phillips. Belle Phillips, his
wife. Sarah Z. Dennis - Dennis. her he's
band. real name unknown. GeorEe Hayes, -
Hayes. his wife. real name unknown. vii take
notice that tile above named plaintiff did. on
Decem Der - 1913 ME his petition ID said die
trict court Of sherman county, hausas. against
the said defendauts. and each Of then above
namsd. and that the said defendarts must each
answer said petition hled a. Aforesaid on ur
before the 9Th day Of February. 1914. or said
uetiriun Wlll b. taken true and judgment
rendered In said action against the said ueteuu-
ants. Horace Phillips and Belle Phillips. ms
wife. for the sum Of eight hundred sgFenty-iire
per cent per anuum from Nuvember 4. ls-Ei. and
for costs Of suit and further iudzleut sa,ginst
the said nefendauts. and each 81 them above
named. for the foreclosure OF q certain mort
gaze upon the following described real estate.
tn-VFIt= The southwest quarter Of SEXTON ? IN
township Do south. range 81. west Of the sixth
principal meridian. IN sherman county, Kan
sas. and adiudging that said plaintiff have tle
FIRST lien on sand premises % the amount Tor
which judgment viii Be taken a. aforesaid, and
ordering said premises 20 Be sold according 70
Law and The nrnceefz applied 70 the payment
Of the amount due plaintiff and costs of suit b
and forever barring and foreclosIng said de-
feudants- and each Of them. OF and from all
right title estate. interest. property and equity
q redemption in or 20 said premises or any part
thereof.
jazz y. CLAEKE. Receiver Of the Nebraska
Loan and Trust Company, Plaintiff,
By EEED ROBEzrsOe. has Attorney
Attest: II. d. HEsTOS- Clerk District Court
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IFirst publication J anuary Isl


IN the district court Of Sherman county. Kan
4 sas: James n. Clarke. receiver Of the Ne
Draska Loan and Trust Company, plaintiff. -.
Iheodor SchrleDer, 81 al. defendants The de-
PENDANTS. Iheodor Schriebsr, Sophia SchTIeber,
his wife. Miranda Rboades.-R bOades. her 1us-
band. real name unknown, viii q ze notice that
the aboTe-named plaintiff did. the eth day
Of December, $50, hl8 his petition 10 said dis
trict court Of Sherman county. Kansas. against
named. and that the said defeudants must each
answer said petition hied As aforesaid. or
befnre the 18th day Of February 1904 or said Pc
tition viii be taken a. true and Judgment ren-
dred in said action against said defendants
Theodor Schrieber and Sophia Schrieber, his
wife, for the sum Of nine hundred eighty dol
lars with interest thereon az tie rate Of Ten per
csnt per aEnum from the hrst day q De
cember. 1913, and Tor costs Of suit and q
further judgulsnt against the said de-
fsndauts, and each % them above named, for
the foreclosure Of q certain mortgage upon the
folloEinE-d described real estate, tO-WIt: The
northeast quarter Of section ), IN TOWNSHIP ~
south. range ~. west Of the sixth principal
meridian, lying and situated IN the county Of
Sherman, and state Of kansas. and adiudginE
that said plaintiH have the 6rst lien on said
viii Be taken a. Aforesaid and orllsrfnE said
premises to Be sold according 70 Law. and the
proceeds applied % the payment Of the amount
due plaintiff. and the costs Of suits and forever
barring and forecloE1nE said Gsfenda1ts- and
each Of then. Of and from al right, tItles e.
tate, interest, property and equity Of redemp-
ton. m OF % said prenises, any part thereci-
JAEEs n CLAEEE- Receiver q the Asbrzsra
Loan and Trust Company. p alut1n.
By EEED ROEEErEuN. His Attoruey.
Attest d n hEsTONs Clerk q TIE Dlstrtct
Court. fcezL
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KanOradO.

Fred German has gone to Nebraska
and Iowa to visit relatives.
Fred Douglas has returned from a
trip TO Decatur county.
DR.. Gulick was a visit at KanOrado
Monday.
Mr.. Leazenby, boss of the KanOradO
section, has moved his family to town.
Charley Mckinney is at home at the
present time, visiting with his parents.
H. Hartstine has gone to Kansas City
on a business trip.
Rev. Gessell preached an excellent
sermon Sunday evening on temperance.
School in the Grouse district has closed
on account of scarlet fever.
Literary meeting IS held at the Grouse
school house every Thursday night. Come
out and hear what is said. The ques-
ton for debate at the next meeting IS:
Resolved that the dish cloth IS of more
value than the broom
Miss Josie DOoling, of RuletOn, spent
last Saturday and Sundayin KanOTadO.
Mr.. Demaree Is cIerking temporarily
in the store of ]. W. Germann.
Frank BlystOne was visitor at Good
land Wednesday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22
TFirst published January Isl
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

I y the district court Of Sherman county, Kan
II sas- James y. Clarke. receiver Of the Ne
braska Loan and Trust Company, plaintiff ".
Osmer y. Mcdowell. e al. defendants. The de
PENDANTS, Osmer y. Mcdowell - Mcdowell
bis wife. real name unknoEn. Shapleigh Keller
aud Company, james NeIlle, - Nellie. his
wife, real name unknown. Owen p. Miles, -
Miles, ms wife real name unknown. Charles Il.
Miles, - Miles, his wife real name unknown.
viii take notice that the above named plaintiff
did. the 18th day OF December 1906 6le his
petition In said district court OF Sherman coun-
each Of them above named. and that the said
defendants much each answer said petition lied
as Aforesaid, on beforDthe 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 1905. said petition will be taken a.
true and judgment rendered IN said action
against said defendants. Osmer y. Mcdowell.
with interest thereon az the rate Of ten per cent
per annum from the first day Of October. Igr3.
and for costs Of suits and further judgment
against the said defendants. and each Of them
above named, for the foreclosure Of a certain
mortgage upon the folloEing described real
estate tO-vit; The northwest quarter O. section
Is, IN township south. range g, west OF the
Sixth principal meridian. IN Sherman county
Kansas. and adiudging that the said plaintiff
have the mrst lien sand premises % the
amount for which judgment viii Be- taken a.
aforesaid, and ordering said premises 10 Be sold
according TO Law aud the proceeds applied to
the payment Of the amount due plaintiff and
ing said defendants, and each Of them. Of and
from all right title. estate. interest. property
and equity Of redemption IN OF 70 said premises
OF any part thereof.
JAMES y. CLARKE- Receiver Of the Nebraska
Loan & Trust Company. Plaintiff.
BY EEED ROBERTsOS. His Attorney.
Attest H. n. HEsrOE, Clerk District Court.
CSaaN
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22
First publication January Isl

SUMMONS BA PUBLICATION.
y the district court Of Sherman county. Kan
Il sas: james y. Clarke. receiver Of the Ne
braska Loan and Trust Company, W. Charles
W. MhltmOrs. e al, defendants. The defend
ants, Charles ". Whitmors and Helen Whit
more. his wife VIII axe notice that the above
named plaintiff did. on the. 4th day % Deem
Der, 1915 ME his petition IN said district court
Of Sherman county, Kansas, against the said
defendants. and each of themabove named.
and that the said defendants must each answer
said petition fled a. AZORES ard. or before the
9Th day Of February, 1871 or said petition viii
said action against said defendants above
named for the sum Of eight hundred twenty dol
ars, with interest thereon at the rate Of ten
p er cent per aunum from thefrst day Of De-
Cemb1r, lsl3, aud for Gusts Of suit; and further
ia dgment against said defendant for the fore
closure OF certain mortgage upon the follow
ing described real estate, to-WIt= The south
east quarter OF section Is. IN township {
south, range A., west OF the sixth principal
meridian. lying and situated IN the county OF
Sherman, and state Of Kansas, and adiudEInE
that said plaintiff have the irsr lien on said
premises 70 the amount for which judgment
viii be taken a. Aforesaid. aud ordering said
premises 70 Be sold according 70 law, and the
proceeds applied % the payment Of the amount
due plaintiff. and Gusts " suits and forever
barring and foreclOsing said defendant Of and
from all right title. estate, interest, property
and equity II redemption N or 70 sald premises.
or any part thereof.
JAMES y. CLARKE, Receiver Of the Nebraska
Loan and Trust Company. Plaintiff.
Attest: b. d. HEsTON, Clerk Of the District
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First publication January Isl
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n the district court Of Sherman county. Kan
Il sas- James y. Clarke. receiver Of the Ne
braska Loan and Trust Company, plaintiff, vs..
Sarah Bell. ct al, defendants. The defendants,
Sarah Bell. - Bell. her husband. real name
unknown. Emma ]. Penticoff, - Penticoff.
her husband. real name unknown, Charles
johnson. - Johnson his wife. real name IN
known. and William c. LeHane, viii take no
tice that the above named plaintiff did. on the
eth day of December 1sscl, file his petition in
the said district court OF Sherman county, Kan
sas. against the said defendants. and each OF
them above named and that the said defend
ants must each answer said petition fled as
aforesaid, on OF before the 18th day Of Eebru
sry, 1904, OF said petition viii be taken as true
and judgment rendered in said action against
said defendant. Sarah Bell. for the sum Of nine
thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per a1num
from August !. 19l3. and for costs Of suit and a
further judgment against the said defendants,
and each Of them above named. Tor the toreclos-
ure Of a certain mortgage upon the following
fiescri bed real estate. to-Elt. The northwest
quarter of section no. IN township south. range
3 west of the Sixth p. n, in Sherman
county. Kansas, and adiudEing that said plain
tiff have the trst lien on said premises 20 the
aforesaid, and ordering said premises 10 be
sold according TO Law. and the proceeds APP
piled TO the payment Of the amount due PLAIN
tiff and costs Of suit, and forever barring and
foreclOsing said defendants. and each Of them.
Of and from all right. title, estate. interest,
property and equity Of redemption IN OF 20 said
premises or any part thereof
JAMES y. CIsARE, Receiver OF the Nebraska
Loan aud Trust Company. Plaintiff.
By FRED ROBERTSON. His Attorney.
Attest H. NJ HEsrOS, Clerk District Court
fSeaIN
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First published January Isl
sFTMWO<S BY PUBLICATION.

n the district court Of Sherman county. Kan
Il sass James n Clarke. receiver Of the Ne
braska Loan and Trust CO.. plaintiff Ts- lillian
ii. Peebler, et al. defendants. The defendants
William III. Peeuler. ulIa B. Peebler- has vie,
j. A. Emmert- and - Emmert. his wife. real
name unknown vii take notice that the above
named plaintiff did. on the 18th day Of Dece1n-
Der. ieC3 hle his petition In said district court
% Sherman county. Kansas. against the said
defsndants. and each Of them above narnsd,
and that the said defendants must each answer
said petition hled as aforesaid. on or before the
18th DAY Of February, 1904. or said petition win
Be taken a. true, and gudgment rendered 70
said actiun against the said nefeuoeutss ~ IL
liam ~. Peebier and Julia B. Heebler, his wife.
for the sum Of seven hundred sixty dollars. vi th
interest thereon at the rate o. ten per cent per
anuum from August l. 1913, and for cost Of
suit- and further Judgment against the said
defendants, ard each OF them above named. Tor
the foreclosure Of certain mOrtg1ae upUn the
folloulnE descriDcd real estate, to-wut= The
southwest quarter Of sactinn 8. in township g
south. range zs west % the sixth principal
meridian. in Sherman county. kausaE. and sd
judging that said plaintiff have TIE hrst lieu o.
the said premises 20 tue amount Tor which
judgment VIII Be taken a. aforesaide and order
Ing said premises to be sold according % laEs
and the proceeds applied 70 the paTrlent . the
amount due plaintiff and costs q Eu1t- ana Tor
ever barring and furuciuzing said dsfaudlutE.
and each Of them. Of and from all right, tiltes
estate, interest, property and equity q recierur
ton IN OF % sald ureulses any part thereof.
IaWEE n ILAEEE- kecelFer % the NEBRASKA
Loan and Trust Company. Plaintiff.
81 EEED HOBEETsoE. HIS Attorney.
Attssts III. n HEsroE. Clerk District Court.
fSeaD
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Chester Albright finished gathering
IN his crops last week and built a fence
around his fields.
Albert Grimes finished husking his
corn last Friday.
J. G. JacksOn's family are over the
small POx and the quarantine has been
lifted.
E. c. Mewhirter, of Colby, was visit
ing with G. E. PaysOn last Thursday.
Mr.. MewhiTter has resigned his position
with the Continental Creamery company
and has secured one with the Beatrice
Creamery company in Denver, to which
place he will move as soon as he can
dispose of his property here. He sold
his farm last week to r. a. Smith.
There was singing at E. W. Albright s
Thursday evening. A large crowd was
present.
David Robinson was selling barley at
Brewster last week.
]. &. Jackson sold a bunch of year
ling steers to s. Wheeler, of Brewster,
last Thursday.
John HOrney and Sam Fairall, of
Brewster, ate oysters at Roy Freeland' s
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Freeland returned home from
Nebraska Wednesday night.
There was another interesting rabbit
hunt at this place Saturday Roy Free
land and H. H. Robinson were chosen
captains of respective sides, each having
about II men. The leOsing side was
to pay for the oysters in the evening
Mr.. Freeland's side won killing II rab-
bits and one owl, while Mr.. Robinson s
side secured IS rabbits.
David Robinson and daughter were
visiting with E. c. Mewhirter, of Colby.
the first of the week.
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First publication January Isl


II y the district court Of Sherman county. Kan
Il sas= James n. Clarke. receiver Of the Ne
DrasEa Loan and Trust Company, plaintiff, ".
Blanche Judd e al, defendants. The defend
ants. Grace j udd and Harry Judd. minor chill
dreu and heirs at law OF Edward J.. Judd. de-
ceased. Peter A. Cope. - Cope. his wife. real
name unknown, will take notice that the above
named plaintiff did, on the 9th day Of December.
lsl3, nle his petition IN said district cUurt Of
Sherman county. Kansas, against the said de-
PENDANTS, and each Of them above named, and
that the said defendants must each answer said
petition hled as Aforesaid. on OF before the 18th
day OF February, 1917, said petition viii be
taken a. true and judgment rendered in said
action against the said defendsnts, and each Of
them, for the sum OF i've hundred eighty-fiFs
dollars with interest thereon az the rate Of ten
per cent per annum from the hrst day Of An
gust, 1913 and for costs Of suit and further
judgment against the said defendants, and each
Of them above named, for the foreclosure Of a
certain mortEaEe uUou the folluEInE dezcri bed
real estate. to-Wit. The northeast quarter Of
section :. township south. range 81. west
Of the sixth principal meridian lying and sit
uated IN the county Of Sherman. IN the state Of
the first hen on said premises 70 the amount for
which judgment VIII Be taken as Aforesaid. and
ordering said premises 70 Be sold according 20
Law and the proceeds applied 20 the payment Of
the amount due plaintiff. and costs Of suit. and
forever barring and fOrecios1nE said defend-
ants, and each u them. Of and iron all right.
title. estate, interest. property and equity Of
thereof.
JAMES y. CLAEKE, Receiver Of the Nebraska
Loan aud Trust Company, Plaintiff.
b. EEED ROBEETsUS. His Attorney.
Attest. II. n HEsrON, Clerk Of the District
Court lSeaD