Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-03-16
Brief kilograms

j ne lnSUGTpCllOn III the plbNlu't VI
Yemen. Arabia, is assuming alarming
proportions Almost the whole coun.
try southwark of Sana is in revolt.
The State Department at the sug
gestion of Guatemala, notified the De
partment of Justice of an alleged fill
clustering expedition being formed at
Mobile, Ala.
Mrs. Mary Hoffman, a widow, aged
Ga, was attacked by dog in her yard
at st. Louis, which lacerated her arm
badly, and she died within an hour
from fright.
The Ohio supreme court, deciding
the Toledo telephone case, held that
neither councils nor probate courts
are authorized to fix telephone rates
in franchises.
Governor Warneld Of Maryland, at
the annual dinner Of the Maryland
Society in New York City, indorscd
President Roosevelt's attitude in the
negro question.
The house refused to accept the
item in the sundry civil bill allowing
$4,000 to the National City Bank Of
New York for rental of the old New
York custom house.
Abraham Rosenberg of New York
has been unanimously elected grand
master of the Sons of Benjamin, which
order has a membership of $4,000 in
the United States.
Abraham Rosenberg Of New York
has been unanimously elected grand
master Of the Sons of Benjamin, which
order has a membership of $4,000 in
the United States.
Revolutionary agitators circulate a
report that the car will order a gen
eral division of lands, and the moujiks
are beginning to seize the estates. An
agrarian revolt is feared.
A dispatch from The Hague to the
Daily Telegraph reports that Japanese
cruisers intercepted two Dutch liners
near Formosa on the allegation that
they We're carrying contraband of war
At Philadelphia the six-story build.
ing occupied by Frank Teller & Co.,
cigar manufacturers. burned Loss,
100000. Two hundred and fifty EN-
ployes are thrown out Of employment.
Mrs. Chadwick refused to answer
any questions in a hearing before a
referee in bankruptcy in Cleveland on
the ground that her testimony might
aid the prosecution in the criminal
cases against her.
Representative Kinkaid secured the
passage of his bill for the resurvey
of townships in the counties of Rock
and Brown in Nebraska. These town.
ships were subdivided in 1874 by
various deputies of the general land
office.
Attempt was made to assassinate
President Morales of San Domingo
Washington regards the news as in.
dicating the outbreak of IA new revolu-
ton. and American marines may be
landed
On Washington's birthday Emperor
William invited members of his court,
as well as all the ambassadors and
naval attaches, to an entertainment in
the large carriage hall of the royal
stables.
Michael Kelley millionaire coal
operator died at Danville, Ill. Kelley
was a native of Ireland and came to
America in 1851 as a common laborer.
His wealth Is estimated at over 81
900 900.
w. s, Champ, secretary of William
Ziegler, promoter of the expedition
of Anthony Fiala to reach the north
pole, has arrived in New York to en-
gage two doctors to accompany the ex-
petition.
A representative of Emperor viii
liam has made ali arrangements for
the sojourn of the German imperial
family in Sicily. At Taormina the
emperor has taken the whole of the
Hotel Timeo for April, paying 1920
per day.
Judge Charles Swayne, acquitted
by the senate on the Impeachment
charges, has been granted leave of
absence for two months. Judge Swayne
expects in that time to undergo a sur.
gical operation.
Joseph 5. Ferdy, an attorney prac
ticing in Hilo. Hawaii has been ar
rested and held to answer on war
rant charging him with completely in
the frauds in the postotIice at Koloa
Kauai, where the sum of 1900 was
missing.
Major Tenodor Ten Eyck, a veteran
of the civil war, died at his home in
Chicago of paralytic stroke. During
the civil war Major Ten Eyck was
taken prisoner by the confederates al
Chickamauga and was held one year
in the Libby prison.
The government will not permit tn,
shipment of cattle out of Nebrask;
unless the animals are first dipped
as precaution against the spread o
infectious diseases. This decision wal
given out by Or. Salmon, chief of tn,
Bureau of Animal Industry,
During the closing performance a
the Zoo in st. Louis, a tiger suddenl.
sprang at Trainer Herman Boyer ant
seized Boger's head in it's laws Al