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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
SAY HANS WILL Be THERE.
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER Ex.
PEcTED TO APPEAR SUNDAY.
NEW TRIAL is CALLED MONDAY

Fred NJ Hans. Former Northwestern
Railroad Detective, Who Shot D. o.
Luse Has Been, II is Said, In Sioux
City.
Ainsworth, Ncb., April Especial
to The News: Fred NJ Hans, whose
trial on the charge of numbering D..
o. Luse, will be called here Monday
morning is expected to arrive at
Ainsworth Sunday night to face the
charge against him. In an interview
today his attorney said that Hans will
be on hand for the trial Monday.
Hans is said to have been In Sioux
City most of the time recently, work
ing so that he could make enough
money to pay expenses of the trial.
His bondsmen say that he Will be
here and that they went on his bond
believing him an innocent man.
There is an element of taxpayers In
the county who prefer to let the case
drop, rather than go to the expense
again of the Hans trial.
Luse was a stoCkman and Hans was
a Northwestern railroad detective.
He went to serve warrant on Luse,
in behalf of the sheriff. The outcome
was that Luse was shot to death by
Hans. Hans says Luse grabbed a
gun and leveled at his head. The
prosecution says that Hans wanted to
kill Luse and took the warrant as a
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
Presbyterian Missions,

Muscogee, |. r., April 2G. - The
Presbyterian women's board of for,
eign missions of the southwest began
its annual meeting here today with
a full attendance from all of the pres,
byteries. 1t is the twenty-eighth an,
nual meeting of the board. Reports
prepared for presentation to the meet,
ing show an unusually large contrlbu,
ton for the year, the total exceeding
$4,000, of which $4,000 was collected
for the | Chow Flu hospital in China.
The board will continue in session
over tomorrow.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
SLOW GETTI NG KOCH JURY
Most Everybody in Minnesota Has an
Opinion.

MankatO, MINI, April 81. - Five
jurors have been selected in the Koch
murder trial. When court adjourned
at noon today sixty veniremen had
been examined, but most OF them had
formed opinions and were excused.
The special venire of fifty jurors ap-
peared in court this morning. Eight
were excused because of their age,
which leaves twenty-five remaining.
Another venire will probably be or
dered this afternoon.
DR., George r. Koch declares that he
will be acquitted. He mingles freely
with the reporters and people of the
town. When told that some new cir
cumstantial evidence had been Sc
cured against him he said he did not
fear il. About twenty new witnesses
will testify in this trial one of them
being a detective who has been EN-
ployed by the defense ever since Koch
was suspected.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
ELECT CLUB DIRECTORS
COMMERCIAL CLUB HOLDS AN.
OTHER GOOD MEETING.
HAVE 1926 MEMBERSHIPS NOW

Several Amendments to the Consttu-
ton Were Adopted at the Meeting
Of the Club Last Nieht-Secretary
viii be Elected.
Another excellent meeting of the
new commercial club was held at the
city hall last night, thirty members
of the organization being present to
elect the directors and to adopt the
constitution. The nine directors
elected, all having been recommended
by a committee of five, were: w. NJ.
Robertson, G.. Il. Burnham, w. A. Wit
zigman, G.. S. Bridge, w. II. Johnson,
s. G. Mayer, c. p Parish, II. A. Pase-
walk, John Friday.
These directors will have charge OF
the clubs affairs and will elect the
secretary of the club, who will be the
working force of the organization.
A number of amendments to the
constitution were offered, bettering
it for the interests of the Norfolk
club. 1t was determined to hold three
regular meetings each year besides
the annual meeting, which is to come
on the first Friday of January. The
three extra meetings will be held in
April, July and October.
The board of directors will have
charge of the financial affairs of the
club and will report at the annual
meeting.
The officers of the club will be ex
officio members of the board of di
rectors, and are elected by the board
Any person may become member
or own memberships in the club.
The secretary reported that 125
memberships had been secured thus
far, and that there are more in pros
pect. tNus giving the club in the neigh
borhood of SIS a month as working
fund. A number of measures OF in
terest to the improvement entbusi
asts were discussed, but will be
brought about more definitely by the
directors and the secretary, when thai
officer is elected.
Vice President II. A. Pasewalk hat
charge of the meeting in the absence
from the city of President W. M. Rob
ertson.
The business men are all heartily
in accord with this commercial clul
movement, and all are anxious to ge
results. 1t is an admitted fact tha
there are many opportunities for worl
along just such lines and interest ha:
been increasing in the organization
The good roads seem to be about Al
important a project as any just now
in the minds of the members.
The board will likely hold meet
ing Tuesday night for the purpose o
electing officers.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28

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DR.. Caldwell has practiced her profess
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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
Odd Fellows viii Celebrate.

Norfolk lodge No. 46, |. o. o. F.,
has planned to observe the annver.
sary of the founding of the order at
their hall on Thursday evening of
this week. A social session will be
held, to which Odd Fellows and their
ladies will be invited
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28

Wanted by manufacturing corpora
ton, energetic honest man TO manage
branch Office. Salary $125,0O monthly
and commission, minimum investment
of $500 in stock of company required.
Secretary, Box 4O1, Madison, Wis.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
COLD WEEK HURTS VEGETATION
Growing Has Been SIow-Too Cold tc
Plant Corn as Yet.

Lincoln, Neb., April 26.-The low
temperature during the past week has
been very unfavorable for growing
vegetation.
Winter wheat is in good condition.
though frozen to the ground in west
ern counties. Flowing corn is pro-
crossing but it is too cold for plant
ing as yet.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
QUESTION CATTLE BUYERS
FIFTY, SOUTH OMAHA MEN
CALLED BEFORE JURY.


A Half Hundred Cattle Buyers of
South Omaha Have Been Sub
poenaed to Appear May Before a
Grand Jury on Beef Trust Matters.
Omaha Neb, April 26.-Fifty South
Omaha cattle buyers have been sub
poenaed before the federal grand jury
here May s, with a view to securing
testimony for the investigation of the
so.caled beef trust, which is now he
ing conducted in Chicago.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28

WANTED-By manufacturing cor
poration, energetic, honest man TO
manage branch office. Salary slS5.O0
monthly and commission minimum in
vestment of $500 in stock of company
required. Secretary. Box 401, Madi.
son, Wis.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
Confederate Monument Unveiled.

Birmingham, Ala, April 26-With
impressive ceremonies and in the
presence of a large crowd the con-
federate monument in Capitol park
was unveiled today The unveiling
was preceded by large parade of
confederate veterans and members of
other organizations.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
From the Northern Nebraska dis

From the Northern Nebraska dis
trict Miss Phoebe Scott of Atkinson
will appear as the representative of
the humorous class, reading Darius
Green and His Flying Machine" Miss
Florence Coates of Ponca will read
"Ole Mistis," in the dramatic class
and Harry l.. Thompson of West Point
will give, patrick Henry in the Con.
ventiOn of Delegates"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
GO THROUGH MOUNTAIN NOW
Trains That Went Around Because
They Couldn't Go Through.

Rawlins, Wyo,, April 26.-The tenn
porary delay compelling trains to go
around Edison mountain on the Rock
Island and Union Pacific lines, caused
by the caving in of a hill on the
tracks, has been overcome and train
service has been resumed.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
NEWSPAPER MAN WINS HIS CASE
Another Libel Suit Has Gone Glim.
merlnu at Schuyler, Neb.

WtTTNY 1T oVNUyTtT NtU'
Schuyler, Neh, April 22.-Anothcr
newspaper man has been acquitted on
II charge of criminal libel In the wide.
or The jury came in last night with
n verdict of 'not guilty" and Mr..
Sprochor Is relieved of the matter,
The trial has dragged along for con.
siderable time In one former trial
Il juryman suicidcd by hanging him.
self during the progress of the case,
aud the trial had to he gone all over
again.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
RAGE WAR At CREIGHTON
NEGRO TROOPER FIRES SHOT
INTO CROWD OF WHITES.
ONE MAN GETS A SHOT IN LEG
When Creighton Young Man Threw a
stone Into a Room Where Negro
Troopers Were Sleeping, a load OF
No. 10 Shot Was Fired.

Creighton, NCb, April % Special
tO The News: In small siZCd riot
resulting from II race war here at
midnight. u crowd of negroes who
were uoOping through the country
fired double barreled shotgun into Il
crowd of town boys. one young man
here received II shot In the leg and
the plate glass Windows at Greene's
fine implement store together with
the glass door, were smashed to picc-
cs
After having a good time about
town, the Creighton boys threw IA
stone into the window where the ne.
groes were sleeping, This started the
fireworks and the negro followed with
"A shot.
The town marshal tried to stop the
trouble but failed
The negroes, with whom there was
one woman, left ON the early train
before daylight, for plaiuvicw. No
arrests were made.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
STATE DECLAMATORY CONTEST
Will be Held at Hastings on May 5.
North Nebraska Speakers.

Hastings, Ncb., April 22,-Special
to The News: 1t has been decided to
hold the Nebraska state declamatory
contest at Hastings Friday, May 5.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28
HANS Trial 70 Be MAY :
FORMER DETECTIVE WILL RE
MAIN IN JAIL UNTIL THEN.
a BAIL BOND WAS DENIED
Charged With Murder in the First De
gree, Fred m. Hans viii Remain in
Jail at Ainsworth Until the Trial is
Called Next Month.

Answorth, Neb., April 26.-SpeciaI
to The News: The trial for Fred M.
Hans, charged with murder in the
first degree, has been set for May 8.
His attorneys entered no plea and
Hans was denied bail bond.
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A Singular Fatality.

The family of James Tribbitt, who
reside on a small farm about two miles
from Henderson, Caroline county, Md,
is almost wiped out by typhoid lever.
The family consisted Of eleven members,
father, mother and nine children. The
Tribbits were poor, yet very energetic
people. and when the dreaded fever en-
tered the little farm home, the father,
not realizing the danger ahead of him,
and believing that his little ones would
soon get well, did not send for physl-
clan unlil he lost one Of his children.
Then it was too late, and one by On
they have passed away, until only four
of The entire family remain. On Au-
gust 8 Mary, the eldest daughter, the
first to die, succumbed to the malady'
An eleven-year-old daughter died on
August IL. The mother, who was also
stricken with the disease when her chill
dren we're taken i'll, died on August To-
On September the thirteen-year-olo
daughter died, and on September 20
! William, aged twenty, died. On th'
18th instant the father, James Tribbitt
whose heart had almost been broken b.
the loss of his wife and children, died
Mt. Tnbbitt had been sick only few
days. Three small children. the young
est only six years old, are critically il
with the fever, aud the attending physi
clan has little hopes of their recovery
The eldest son, resident of Whining
ton. also has typhoid fever, and is il
the Delaware Hospital of that city 70
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Four story brick dwelling, situated on north
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AIEyA ANDRIA VA TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBEk 20 19Oo
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CANDIDATES.

TONY FELLOW CITIZENS:
will be candidate for CLERh Of
THE CORPORATION COURT OF the city
of Alexandria, subject to the primary, to he
held on Thursday, October 18th, and request
/ have been loyal democrat from my first
vote 10 my last. Since my youth nave de-
voted my best endeavors at every election 70
nv party. Should / be chosen to the once
viii devote my full time to the work, and en-
deayor. az best in me lies to so conduct the
Office that all work will be kept up to date,
and every one having business there Will re-
eeive immediate attention.
Nv aim and chief desire will be to have q
model Office, with everything in order ana
proper place.
Al alf times every courtesy and every as
,istapce will be rendered 10 all having Dusl-
ness with the Office. Yours respecttully,,,
sep22 I'd CHARLES BENDHElM.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND
l WARD: respectfully announce myself
a candidate for the office Of MAGlSIRAIE
for the Second ward, subject to the decision OF
the democratic primary. to be held OCTOBER
18th. Thanking you in advance for your vote
and support. am, yours, ,,,eoDy
sep2B 3ts FkANh MAsON.
EOR MAGISTRATE respectfully an
/ nounee myself candidate for the once
of Magistrate for the Second ward, subject to
the decision Of the democratic primary, DC
tober u, and solicit your vote and support.
WILLIAM A. MOORE, SR.
sep21 2w"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-09-26
Renr.end Collision .

A rear-end collision yesterday be-
tween the east-bound New York limited
express. from ST. Louis, and local pas
senger train, which was standing at the
Paoli station of the Pennsylvania Rail
road nineteen miles west of Philadel'
pbia. resulted in the death of five meu
and the iDjuring of more than twenty
others.
All those who met death we're IN the
priyate car of General Manager After
bury. which was attached to the rear Of
the local train. Mr.. Atterbury IS on
his vacation in Maine. He expected to
return about October l, and his car hac
been overhauled PREF aratory to sending
it TO Maine to bring him home. 1t wa'
sent olt 10 the forenoon for test run
and was attached to the late afternoon
local train from Paoli for Philadelphia
In the car at the time of the accident
were about dozen men who bad oeen
engaged in oyerhauIng the car. THOSE
who were not killed were injured.
Paoli is the terminus of the Pennsyl-
vsnia Railroads suburban traffic on the
main line, aud = large yard is located
there for the storage of cars and engines
The local train was made up in the yart
on the nerth side of the railroad ant
switched across to the eastbound track,
and came to a stop at the station. Be
fore the switches could be set the New
York limited came along at high rate
of speed on No. 2 eastbound track, tool
the crossover switch and crushed init
the locsl train.
The force of the collision was SO grea
that the engine OF the limited plowed tel
feet into the private car, and the iatte
was forced half way through the daI
coach ahead.
At the time of the accident there were
les, than half dozen passengers IN In
local train and they were in the forward
cars. which were not damaged. The en-
eineer aud fireman of the limited wer
not hurt, but dozen persons on TIL
train were injured by being thrOwl
against seats and the sides of the cars.
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Canse of Insomnia.

Indigestion nearly always disturbs the
s,oan more or less and is often the cause
of insomnia. Many cases have been
permanently cured by Chamoerlain' $
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale 6y
Gibson & Timberman and wv. Fl
Creighton & Co.
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Numerous and Worthless

Everything is in the name when It comes
to Witch Hazel Salve. E. c. Dewitt q Co.
of Chicago discovered some years ago now 10
make a salve from Witch Hazel mat Is
specific for Piles. For blind, bleedlug, ltcn
inc and protruding Piles, eczema, cuts, burns
hrnises and all skin diseases DeWit's Salye
has no eqnal. This las given rise to
numerous worthless counterfeits. Ask for
DeWitt's-the genuine Sold by w. +.
Creighton & Co, 40l King street.