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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-15
PAT GROVE IN LINCOLN.
Alleged kidnaper Makes Fraternal
Call Upon Editor Of the Commoner.

Lincoln. Sept. l3.-Pat Grove was
in Lincoln again and eluded Detective
James Malone by the skin of his teeth.
Malone had a hunch that Grove was
in Lincoln. and while he went to the
office of Frank Gallagher, associate
editor of the Independent, expecting
Grove to call there, the elusive Pat
was locked in the private office of II.
l.. MetCalfe, editor of the Commoner.
Grove called at the Commoner of.
fee about $3.50 o'clock, walked to the
window leading to the business once
and asked for a private conference
with Mr.. MetCalfe. Metcalfe readily
consented to the conference, not
knowing who his caller was. When
asked concerning the visit of the al.
legged %kidnaper, Mr.. Metcalfe said:
Pat Grove called upon me and
stayed an hour. When they came in
and told mt some one wanted to see
was, o did | recognize my visitor
when | saw him. he had changed so
much in appearance. He did not look
a great deal older, but had gained so
much in weight. But he proved to
me before he left that ne was none
other than Pat Grove, When | en-.
tered the room, without taking any
thought of the matter, | left the door
open. Grove Immediately got up and
locked the door, thus securing him
self and me In the room. What he
wanted | do not know. except that he
asked for a square meal and | gave 1t
TO him. | knew Grove when ! n a
police reporter and | knew his broth
crs well. There could be no mistake
about my caller being Pat Grove.
While he was in my office several peo-
pie came to the door, but Grove didn't
show any signs Of u~noasincss. ! am
| satisfied Grove left the city"
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-15
Firino Continues at Baku.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 13.-Thc lat
est advices from Baku say that firing
continues in the outskirts of the
"Black Town" quarter and that the
rioters are committing acts of incen-
diarism and plumber at Palakhan.
Many factories in the VOlga provinces
have already been closed owing to
lack Of fuel. The workmen here are
very much excited and disorders are
anticipated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-15
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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-15

TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS:
No, Is. Passenger daily for Oberlln
and st. Francis branches, OK.
ford, McCook, Denver and all
points EOS Am.
No, II. Passenger daily for st. Joe,
Kansas City, Atchlson. st.
Louis, Lincoln via Wymore
aud ali points east and south 2'l0 an
No -, Passenger. daily, Denver, all
points In Colorado, Utah and
-. California ;-w,-.--- 500 Pm
No. 10. Passenger, daily for ST. Joe,
Kansas City, Atchison, st.
Louis and all points east and
south 10 :35 am.
No. ia. Accommodation. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, Hast.
ings, Grand Island, Black
Hills and all points in the
northwest I 80 u. m,
Sleeping, dining, and reclining chair cars,
(seats free) on through trains. Tickets sold and
baggage checked to any point In the United
States or Canada.
For information. time tables, maps or tickets
call on or address A. Conover. Agent, Red
Cloud, Nebr. or l.. W. Wakeley. General Pas
sengei Agent Omsha, Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-15

0-aI1tNTnSa tits easier to tell what California hasnt than what
it has, for in that great empire is found nearly
e h eTECnhg nat man needs. The San Joaquin Valley is ne of the largest in
the OnltedS States which IS subject to irrigation, and the people who are living
ihHeh low are perfectly happy and contented, and think that it is really the
Deot country IN the world That in itself is the best recommendation. You
never hear a Californian speak of his country except in praise Of it.
Literature and The Earth, free for the asking
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-15
Miss Roosevelt at Peklna.

Peking, Sept. l3.-Major General
Corbln, Rear Admiral Train, Miss
Alice Roosevelt and the other mem
hers OF their party arrived here. They
were met by American Minister Rock
hill and his wife, Wa Ting Fang and
other notables. Miss Roosevelt Is the
guest Of Minister ROckhill and family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-15

Russian EnVoys Sail for Home.
New York, Sept, l3.-The Russian
commissioners who successfully con
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-15
TARTARS BEGIN HOLY WAR.
Awful Story of Murder and Rapine
Comes From Russia.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. ia holy
war has been proclaimed in the eau
casian districts of Zangezur and
Jebrail, where Tartars are ~massacring
the Armenians without distinction Of
sex or age. The country Is swarming
with bands of Tartars, under the lead.
ership Of their chiefs. Many thou
sands of the Tartar horsemen have
crossed the Perso-Russian frontier and
Joined the insurgents in destroying
Armenian villages.
At the village Of Miukcnd 300 Ar
menians were slaughtered. Dispatches
say that mutilated children were
thrown to the dogs and that the few
survivors were forced 10 embrace
Islamism In order to save their lives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-09-15

Tie Is haQpiest, be- he king or peas
ant, who ends peace n his home
Goethe.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10
Veteran Chiefs For the Militia

General Miles appointment a. adiu,
tSnt general % the Massachusetts state
militia : nog an innovation u the sense
that /, May result IN friction between
two schools ~ military ideals After
the CIV. war many states sppo!r,el
Veteran Scuerals 10 leadership in Tie
militia puriny the Areat ,,lAI strike u
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10
HysterIa In Hero Worship.

Another popular idol Just now has q
Tendency To initiate the rcckct strk
a,.cr the uyElng stasr Il over ant
obey natural l-v. A. side lights ara
th-. un upon the Russign defense of
Port Arthur General Stoes'eIs mush-
room fame wanes. IL Is easy 10 c!othe
q .u.il osId lcrn who j. bcA!nd tie veil
with all sorts OF picturesque qualities
md 1, assume ofhand that what he
might be that he most asSur,SlIy il.
" Ecn StocSscl himself comes out Gnd
snu,ltS the publiy'S kisses. hgurative or
real. il viii Ice time enough 10 write
him down AS ~ account lero. Mean
while some 81 Us should resolve 10
sing sllall' ON this hero business in
future until tie returns are all IA and
counted some miSnamrd her = de
serve tn hr summariiy Crpppgi from
ne PEDESTAL ot iaNcr auj tie spnui>h-
American war proJurv IL share o:
this species II the Cad hand Of the
public Is M arer IN ~ .dence IN ce..
/ tain ,-lsy,. Q; Is he HERDS own fault.
But victir., VI public hysteria, like
1 Dewey. far instance should not be
/ Gas s,Si With mere pc>rrs and treated
with neglect. Dewey did his duty at
/ Clvitc bay rs thoroughly as Farr,gut
/ d.d his az Mobile bay. Doubtless lie
I was tie ma,t surprised American uu-
/ .cr the io,GS OF old glory when he
/ awohe to tud himself u Paul Jones.
/ Perry AMI faJragut on the composite
I plan. There was Later awakening. as
( cruel as the Inst had been enchanting.
/ yet Dewey had not changed meanwhile.
The public had uu,oaded its charge Of
d;4 and WAS simply weary.
/ The ,almue>S ~ military men over
/ this hero business is often agSravat-
ing To- aymen and smack, Of cruel
syuivtsm BUT the cruelty r. 4 Kind
ness Il the person most involved. The
highest standard OF the service Is tdel-
i,y 10 duty To be conspicuously faith
lul means simply that the opportunity
is conspicuous and the man Of the hour
fortunate Ii would he awkward for Il
commander TO slop over in Official
praise uf some individual and then
have the affair turn out very ordinary
The military rule adopted for general
use would at least spare the public the
charge o: being now hysyeri,SI sud
again tickle
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10
Lacking backward at Liberty.

Tie worlds progress n liberty during
the huudrl years that have elap~s>l
since tie Ireuch revolution completed
IL work ~ lev, lug human conditions
Is indicated by the situation In Europe
TO-DAY. Al Europe took up arms 10
,.usn Size uprising OF the French
mnSS,x n the closing NJ the eighteenth
century. At the beginning az the TWEEN
t.cth .rn,ury tie governments and the
PEG, ,.. IL Europe unite in wishing
wei 4 The struggles of the Russian
INV, - 10 share ,hr liberty which their
civ ed nclghhors enjoy.
E,,r many Years. hut more especially
duripg the hast few months, observers
OF q, eu's In st Petersburg, MOSCOW
aud other ceutcrs Of Russian pupula
ton lt,, recalled the situation I'm
France tron. say, 1855 "a the over
tl,r,,w o. tie monarchy. There is 4
parallel IN the matter 81 hand monono
IN. III II e,,r,upt nr indifferent bureau.
hlNN.s w ivy "A AAN'NhANatAs 81 AAA'A' 49,
distress. In unequal pri, ile.ses, tr Tie
abuse ~ one man power. \ pau.nci
In personnel rs well rs In conditions
must exist In order TO harvest the on
portunities which the folly of rulers
has placed in the path OF liberty. RevO
luton was ssething In France for
years before the storm burst. and IL
took two years more 10 gain force,
The times, the environment were
against H. Kings hat,d it. and we'll
wishers of liberty dislruStCi the meth,
DDS Of her newest apostles and cham
pions,
Those who look fnr true parallel uf
tho French revolution in Russia may
not I've disappointed. but Russia is not
France, aud 81, Petersburg is not Paris
However. since couutsrlei,S OF liberty
take on different Yuises, 80 rsa. liberty
may sppsar In various forms TIE
Russian fern when Il dswus may sur.
rr,ss the world with the manner ~ is
coming and by the lsrgeurss ot its ap,
ricstion. Civilization has made won
derfil strides sIncv lTSH, and Russia
has advanced st least u little bit.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10
EP REV n.

Ncrmout's disgrace ~ postponed Tor q
few mouths surely, anl wrtruSi forever.
hN the action at almost the ,ast mcmcui
~ Gn,. Rrll.
II MaN Rogers vas sentenced Ia tee
hanged because lrou rcrham rrlmed
htu>rli a. escape the gallnws. then she
should have q uow uial II She Is uoi
ot sound MUD she should hr srnt tr ~
insane ASYLUM, not hanged There are
such doubts in the case that W. believe
the supreme Court viii grant her y new
trial,
Governor Rcu states that the oul
ground ou Which lac granted the H.
nlcNr WAS the possibility that she d'd
not havr fair trial IN every Scusr ~
the wort, that /; might I've possible
rrcSc,t to the Court urw c,,drucr >uth
t,cut t. Warrant = urW trial hrtorr O.
imN. Il th,S hc true thru WHat waste
at cryrsN aud brain trrce AVID huma
,ntcrr>t ard ANXIETY there has been inr
my the PCS, tcW weeks, l,rtH'> iron
rcr>rual ulcudS hy the >corr, ami rctt
Toms in'n huududS ct maDo and tcmah
v,i.,,> IT Vermont Threats PM auj
,ou, have had oa possible ,uducucc upon
tIc Governor Il shows the GoNcyur
to- lee q msu Vt pvt,N >uNuG nerve a"y
>trruG N his touNlct,ruS, ENeO W'
owu l%,y>oua) >cuUmru, has had ~ par,
,u determining h,> course Ia this very
uN,uE mat,cr llS eve hiss Nycu singh
to the law ~ the cmtN,,hmeu, If jH>'lt,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10

w >hu,ld"t ss sac irSi ui ih,>'' times
% ire g. cl'ud "a b''1 caplt'l punishment
- iuh'eird i". IA 90" 'i'.." "'r hnud.''
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un'a" ll'H'i N~a "a tnc 'e'.'ai'' -
''m", hui ia" "'.''''"'"s al ihe patti"
""'''"''''' a'd so"Hrr"'"g ihe SAh''''N
h"m'" hir "" ~" h"rriii''d 10y TIE
m'>N''"'s "l peaceful ""rIm'n' VII"
r'"inrTnird 10y thrl' wives an" '"l
hrn' Tear hsl'''i" F'"'"" "'
rdr'SS Z" S'r'a"'"S' to Ice ''"' 2
t''"" Ia" '1'' at h">N''' '''
S'"">'hl' motive "i These ''''"'> Is '"'
pr"'''''"" at N"''r'N' "n' tue '"''"''
'nd '"'a''N "i tue '"a"''''"'N WIZ
''""S' the hatred "nd rs>>''" "' "'
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""Gh' iN""U""' vi" ''St''" '"
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~" S'"''. Tue result Is '''' S'"'' :"
rHhh' executions Ia tue """'"" "
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10

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.lis- IL Mss EE4ss.1 |lss- Il. Z .r,E-
tgL2L WIN Is tIE empowered fy....3.ss.-
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~ salLl-i-a1.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10

How easy Darling has had the
>thra thrust olN,U h,m, even a. the side
ua>kuN NJ his business partner and
hg,,;aoylN-lSW We have Ne mt,mat,op
that he Naj asked fer 1t, Fer som,
n &tjcad,N SNN>d ,v'a>Nn ii MAS ueet>Sar,
tHAy there >houi3 * another eandliA,,
;oy She place amt he Mas quickly found
We utl,r l~',,cve ;hat the appointment
W'll tx perfectly satisfactory ,o the larIr
hNiN y, the NeS, vi oar cluscNship I'll,
}a,iEe i mole than politician, b,
l>N>>rs>es the elements NJ h,V,Ai states
;bs vision y, lN'y>aua( eui> merely.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10

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{ 'S-s.CT ~tht ~ .tE rBg TNErsu STATES
sos -HE psSTEISv ~ vEsxuNE
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-v0:. II BANKRUPTCY
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10

The present head or the London pub
bsh!ng house which boomeI Loy.
Ny ron into his sudden fame, John Mur
rsy Ill, 10 quoted Ivy the rAl MAJ
Gss.tts az saying. "Thevr Mil lie uu
fnsl life O. Byron. as you cali it
as lonS ~ | can prevent Il;
The Nurrays have gathered 4 lau
seam y! Byron treasuO->. which IN
placed IN a ,sritsble Na.aaI!a. editions
eli morrow ornsmenIsd with eod am
as dazzling as his most sl,Utg,u- rOs.
ces,tions having au above 10 them
ssVa TN the walls aDa u.auy po.
Traits " the poets friends G1uS by ;Gt
ksads u h1 friends, spd these vAp
py~.salmsots have for ,,oGlpSa>-,1s Il,
s,sssI I~iehrsted pslntiO-S "a. Ey0A'
ainsest The last ravtr-,, u tN Vvsl
ar&ws from life is yra!uss Which
shows A.Iu az tat as = l1rl with Tie
c&Ce' " genius
Mr. Murray explains a5s attitude -
wxN furShsr exploitation a.. Ryroa' :
private lie IL print by saying II hers
has seen te0 much NONSENSE Is .&s>.
sl,>ai the yoet. spd / WI k 10 party
10 lending his papers sa3 Lax ,>Nl'ey t2oa
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10 CONSTANTLY h.sslJ=sti N..4 inquiries
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10

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Irs~~ I'm EStl When -1ts s.nsSsstE-
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10
CUSTOM HnrSR SArR -. IN.

CUSTOM HOUSE SALE The following
S->rioc-. s-Iscle t. Rtt; Ore Musk OK boa.
~ 20 tsa3tatsn- Musk a Ncas having hexu
,rIy'scsi - tAc Cuitcd State, fsr vfclstton Of
ne NE~tcrrS laws, - --r a L e sold q;
pEh auction 81 tse Custom Il au~e in Island
: "a3. ". eu SAturl4 II SSH dAv ~
? SH4NSrN 1898 At = cock IN Nj
n NN>tE. GcllcVI at Customs Custom.
f3Cse Newport VI. February 2. lsC5
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-10

STAT ns EEKMuNT. pisrEICTnF EssNx -.
TIE PROBATE 'ur, for the district OF Essex
T. al persons Interested in the Estate at
john o. tAs gc. late OF Laneuhurg in
>alt M .rilg. .rVvA~ed. Greeting.
Us ths Ears;y ~ the State OF Verr7f ont
VIZ ~ hereby notified - appear before the
>a1a Probate Court. At the Probate ofsce
ga HHlt |Ja :. IN said District on the
'lta 'aN ai February. 4. Il. eos. 70 show
cNe>c. Il aus yoa may have. WHY the Accoant
.E Fty-,uc- NJ. pN5ES. eNecutrlx O! the
estate ING said Deceased should no,
n- ss5cNc,l And. also. why the rrsidue OF
>s'a estate should not he distributed to the
pS-.se> euJ5tseI Thereto
Y trt At Gai3iAau in said district This
I-ta 1SN "a January. \. u. :S0S
laa - EOBERT CHASE. JUpGs