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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

GpnierDcn- Sabrifonten
ii before Serbinoungen.
Wtit Den Serbinoungen, Die ibre
&oaren no6 Dem groBen iiiomeItli.
6en Worft bringen ioQen, limo Die
Gonleroen > Sobrifonten Der Stoot
Baltimore iebr rtn5ufrieoen. Sbre
6ro6t miro %gemobllid crit per @abn
na6 gtcm Yorf gebro6t uno bon ba
nod Den SGfen @olpciton oOer gtelu.
Srleons ueiter peri6ifft. sic itrebeu
NUN an, Dob Die bon SEEM = Oorf ob.
iobrcnoen 9ampfer Der Worgall. II.
Woitorp : Clinic bier Soft moden iol-
len, Inn Die Sra6t nod Dem Siioen
.bircft auf5unebmcn, Sollten lie oo-
nit fcin @liid boben 10 boben Die
Gonlerpen : 6abrifontcn Die glbiidt,
cine nclte 0ampfidiff : Gompognic
81 griinben, Die Den Sro6tperfebr
5ipiid)en Baltimore ul1o Netu . Oort
perntitteln ioa. Die Stem . Dorf Ii.
Baltimore Transportation 60, iogell
Die uGinmoher,~ lit 5t lebr bon Der
Eenniplpanicr 9obnsGompagnie ab.
bongig, 10 bnB bieie Die jetigen no
ben Sradltrotm biftirt.
So Sabre oft. - Sn folt jus
genOliGcr Stride %ieierte geltern 6rail
gliiobetb @ilo bon Ger. 250t, McGll(-
IobitroBe, i'm &reiie ibrer Somilie IT,
rem IS. @eburtstag. Gieielbe 1T cine
bcmerfenSpertbe @reiiin, melde nod,
belite Die fei1iten 'N1barbeiten unb
Stidereien anfertigt uno taglid Die
3eitungen liei't. Sbr @atte mar Elm
befonnter gntomologiIt lnb binter-
lieb cine groBe Sammlung bon
S6metterlingen uno &afern benz
Or. Y6. 8. llbler,is 8rei Gnfelfinoer
uno bier llrenfel peridOnen Der al
ten Game oos 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Sitnn9 Der GarfbcbDrbc.

SHpllihlIlipSW Olllloll plNlpl WI
Yotterlon . Torf. - SergroBe-
rnng oeS Seoerol Sill %orfs. -
Eroteite gegen OoS Nb6otoir unO
Sen @oggon 2 S6uppen an Scr
&orfor0 = Hoo0.
Sn Der 9eitrigcn Siblllg .oer Gorf.
9eboroc erl6ien cine groBe 0elego.
ton oeS NorooIt 2 Teri60nerungSs
Gereins, INN Die Nie0ernerlebung ocS
Superintenoenten 6litton bonn Yot-
terlons nod Dem Clifton = Borf 5rl
befiirporten. Na6 elmer ldngeren
0ebntte IteQte Gommilldr 9oo5 einen
oiesbe5iigli6en Illtrog gegen ben
aber Die SO. Senable uno Sotrobe
Itimmten. 0n S&. Sooper nno Sit.
tin9s ni6t onipeienO marcn, lit 90
nit Die In~gelegenbeit crleoigt. Die
Delegation proteltirte ferner nod &c.
gen Den 9olt cincS S6lo6tbolieS an
Der Sorforo . Toao, ulo miro major
&elloble an nGhlten Wtontog bon
0cnt @eiunobcitS . Gomite oeS Stoot-
rotbcS gegen oieieS Eroieft I'M No.
men Der Eo%rfbeboroc iprcden. g(lld)
gegclt Den Sou eilleS @oggonI6up.
peils an Der Sarioro . Hooo .ipollte
bie Delegation Die Eo~rtbeboroc inte.
reiiiren, oo6 logte Mnior Genoblc,
ooB err li6 Die Sode einmol crit ielblt
anieben mole. Cine Delegation oes
Siib : Baltimore @ei6dftSleltte-Ger
ems ploi0irte fiir Die Snooliirllng Der
G%erorbnung fir Die 8ergr6Beruna
bon Seberol Sill : Yarf olir6 ben
9llfoilf bon 13 S1iiiern, nno erflGrtc
ii6 bic Yorfbeboroe biermit einper-
ltanoen. 9er Yoliplob fir ben neilen
Mulifitono int Clifton : Yorf lit Dor
Der Tiinlpltation bes 2afe Clifton
oltsgeiu6t lporoen mo miro oerlelhe
100 SUB lang, 30 Sub brett uno Is
SUB bod meroen. Cine Stuoenten.
8ereiiligllng miinidte oas GoIino I'M
Tatterion : Torf 81 mietben, bod
lit ooiielbe ebenio mie oos olte berr.
idoftlide Solls i'm Glifton-Yorf Der
Guod Yrott : Sreibibliotbef fir ST.
liolen ongeboten porpen. Gle beibeu
SeelSipen i'm 0ruib.SiusEarf pur.
ocn allf Die Namen G%ommiiiar goo5
rno 6. $. @raitp getauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Gebensregcl.

SIN Sonttor iei IebenSirob,
Sm Sebritor 5uirieoen, q
Der Monot MtGr5 beideere Dir
DDS reinIte Slid bienieoen!
8erleb' in @onne oen Ipril,
Sn Seligfeit Den Woi,
SIM id)onen SUM iei pergniist,
Sm Sui iorgenirei.
Sn nngetriibter Seiterfeit
&erbringe ben gilguIt,
September iei Die 0uele sir
Son ireuoenrei6er 2iiIt!
Sftober Idoff' Dir @oblergeDen
limo Segen Der Mopember
glid oiif elm Sonneniabr 5uriid
Sim Sebten bonn 9e5ember!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
TooO llnO nnOercn pripoten GGolli
lee'n 10 oiel tpie m0gIi6 bei6leuni9en
t,,,IrSo

lDltr0e.
9ic &erbreiterungb ser
2t9btItroBe.
@r, G6. g. 9uroctt er6ielt &C,
tern ben Gontroft fiir Den Gbbrud)
beS 400 9lodS- Der 2igbtItroBe fir
$3.50, mel6cS Ingebot oerielbe nrf
offentli6er 9luftion in Ser @rltn0.
eigentbumS = 8orie ais MteiItbietens
Der mod)te. Der 9(6br1t6 Der @ebGlt.
DC, Wel6er ollr6 Die &crbreiterung
Ser 2i8btItroBe not6wenOig gcmo6t
miro, muB IN 60 Gogcn been6ct lein.
&enoOirunqoeS 81 atbbauSs
NnncT.
Ger Superintendent Ser offentli-
den @ebdllOe, SoncS, lGBt iebt Sen
NotbbollS = MINER, OoS ebemalige
Sd)nlgebGuoc ser 3ionSfir6e, reno
uiren. Die HGumli@fciten pes 9of=
tcriologen Or. Hopol Stofes bo6en
lif idon ieit lGn9erer 3eit ais SIT
flein ertpieien, un0 miro oerlel6e Die
lett bon Der Eopogropbii6en &ernlei
lungs = Gommiiiipn cingcnonmenen
9iG1mli6fciten be5icbcn. Phi ocm
MorbfIiigcl 0cS @ebdltoe9 miro Elm
Anbou Baum fir Die &ernleiiungS-
Gommiiiipn i6oifen. NnBcr0cm mcr=
ocn cine Commissioning ult0 ioni.
t6re Goiletten mn0clegt ut0 oaS
qon5c @cbdll0e 10 rcnouirt mer0en.
ouB e8 ollen mobcrncn Nnioroern.
geN entlpriUt.
i iir Die Somc&tomr NuSs
it ellung.
SIN Gntpfonq55immtcr beS MoporS
bot geitern Dos GrcflltiO.Gontttc fir
Die &omcStopner 9uSIteaung cine
Siblrn1 gcboltcn III mcl6cr WoDor
Simonms Ciltcil 9rief be9 0iretto-
RUINS oieier 9(uSitcII,rlg porlegtc, III
meld)em boiielbe uniragt, Oh 90lti.
more eilieu Gag 6elegt 81 bobelt
miini6c, lpclber oils Baltimore
Gag" befonnt iein ioll. SIS murOe
bei6loiien, borIaufig Ben t2. Septer-
Der al 6ele9en, bO6 crit cinen befini-
tipen 9eI6lltB barber SIT foiien,
fnlS sic So6e Sem 9on5en Gomite
untcrbreitet lporoen lei. Iltd) miinld)t
onS Gomite NltSf,lnft, Oh idon onOc.
re Std6te beionAere Gage belcgt bas
ben. Sr. S6ontoS y. Sbontpion iullr.
sc gum Superintendent 6ei'm 8alt
oe8 Baltimore e6Glloes ernannt, II.
miro 0uIiclbe infer sic S6b1tt DeS
SolpitoIitGts.Gomit geiteIlt mers
ben, meldeS Damn oIS SolS-Gomite
fltngireu IoG. Die SommGungen ia.
ben bercitS cine Gimme bon $4,000
erae6erL 10 bob rltr nod $4,000 ollf.
subrinsslr finS, >ipeIGe 5nr Grbaftlthg
0es @ebGlt6eS un0 sen TRANSPORT
ouSiu1rtieer .So,tIleute ro6 @oltis
more 6enltbt peroeil IoQen.
Stbung Scr N65ngSfanoG-
Son miiifon.
Sic %I65ug8fonol 8 Gommiilion be-
ipro6 in ibrer geItr1tgen Sibung Sen
bonn Grditcften &p. 8roitns ongeier-
ti9ten Glon Der YumpItotion. Srn.
&emien. mor Der elegonte Ban nit
oits Scrro Gotta ilnb Moueriteinen
ocbiIbeten Tocober Ser $350,000 fo-
item ion, 81 tbeiter, itnb miro Ser
Gbef-Sngenielr Sen0rid Soften = gln-
i1lGgc eiurs ans Concrete beite6cn-
Ben @oues MAIDEN. Gos 8egere6t
fiir Sic 9liblonb-9lpemle lpuroe bon
Srn. altG. @eber, ooS fir Die Yres-
6urp- 1tn0 &uloSfiitroBe ourd Die
o@ol6roof Improvement 60" ser
Observation-Disclosures iibergeben.
Snipeftor bartholomew &ellp reidte
icine Teiignotion eir, mel6e onge-
norlrlel1 mltroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
MaNOr Malitcr bcaraGcn.

&iclc p%romincntc HcpubIifoner bei'm
9e9r0bniB omueienO. - Me6rcre
Clubs our6 0clcgutioncn pertrc.
ten, - Die ir0iiAcn llc6crrcItc
OcS GrsWtopor3 MISUNDERSTANDING
beigeictt.
Die Observation-Disclosures fir ben
am SomItnG pcritorbcncn Gr.Wiopor
Wu. Z. Mtuliter begoumcn 0citcrn i'm
EruucrbouIc, 9tr. 1911, Nor0-Gbar.
leSltroBe, nm II llbr &ormittaq9 II.
mobntcn ~Ocrielben 5ublreid)c &ciotru.
0en0c bel. Yuitor Or. 5. Nolliton
GccleltorL Hcftor Der Gmuulcl prot.
biid6fl. STRIDE, lcitctc 0cn Gruucr-
0ottcSoienit, a~iiiitirt bon @uItor Geo.
Wocloret 9rp0on. Der &ird)enhor
Iong Die &Dnnen "Seo0 &inolu
Hi9bt" unO oNlbi0e lpitb me-" I'm
LOG muroc Scr &ci6num bon llnio.t
Station nod) Clifton mo bon GA nadl
Gbeinpeotc GitD iiberiiibrt, no Die
9eiiebung IN Der 6omilicngruit en-
iolgtc, Die Gbrcn 9abrtlthtrG0er
moren: @cn. 4. s. 2otrobc, Sr.,{obu
Z. ScnmcS, Or. Somc5 Wt, Craig.
bill, @cn. Selir Ngml9, @r. @eo. u.
@oitbcr, Hidtcr SomucG .. Sdunlts
dcr, @r. s. q. 6inoloD, Gopt. &obn
u. Sber1pooo, @r. 2lcGua Noopcr,
Sr. s. Nornlon Tcnton Or. @oltcr
y. Ylott, Or. s. 0cG. Butler, Rihtcr
George sc. Sborp uno Nr. Clarence
Sbriuer.
&n Clifton crmorteten sic iolgcnOen
ottipcn @obrtlthtrdacr ocn Sroucr-
5uq: $50. @n1. g. @ponS, &curn NJ.
McGuQon9b, Goitor 6ronf e. @il
lionlS, $50. &oicpb s.. Steele, @olt
man SmitbcrS, :. :. Glcoocr, Gbo@.
q. Steele uno &obn W. Hcco. Gbc
Scr ErollcrgottcSoicuit I'M Sorlic be.
gam, bctrotcu Wtopor Simoml3 III
@c9lcitung Der ~Gr.Wioporc SoucS, go.
trobc mo Noopcr 0oS Srultcr5ims
lncr. Inter ocn Nmpclenoeu bcfou.
ocn lid: Collector g8. S.Stonc,O berit,
s. Gront Supplcc, 0cputotioncn Der
nOlo @uorO," Oca repubIifoniidcn
Clubs iungcr WtGnncr, bon oerllnion
&co0lle, oe@ Columbian q NereinS Der
I. Moro. Die gcianoten 9lumenitii-
de morcn 5oblrcid) un0 probtpoIl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

foil iiibrtc. IS mrr0c bclhloiiclt
W}ittc 6icic9 Wtonnta cine oGlld)rc
Yurtp" 81 pcronitolten. Ter Oomen.
percin miro bei'ml &inoer, &oitiimboQ
Die 9clpirtbumg Ser &lcinen iibernebs
men. 9u Stellc ppn fSruu Scrmaml
On @rolL melde ibre &eiiqnutiort ais
&icc-YrGii0cntiu cinrei6te, pllr0e
6rolt 2oltis &lod crmGblt. 2ltf all
gcmcinen @lni6 mllroc beihIoiien,
Die &criommlu1gen mieOcr nit eiuem
&oiieetrGn5dcl 81 bei6licBc1.
NJ d=S crcin H."
Ger y@ittclSbodr &crein BON Bal
tinlorc" bielt onr MOntog 2(benN in
Srn. SenrD SG(cumeS' &oQc am 0o,
nouersNfnrtt icine bolbmonotlidc
Sibung, in meIder BrGli0ent }lllqult
S6ornogcl 0Cn &oriit ln0 SefretGr
4. 9iegel OoS Frotofol fiibrte. 9to6
Grle0iging Der Houtine q @eidGfte
murOc Elm nclleS Wfitglieo oltfgenom=
men.
30 cbNer @cion0perein."
Die Singer 0ca nMcbgcr.@ ciuul,
ScrcinS" Dotten ii6 g~eitern 5o6lreiN
III Sofimom'S @o0e cingcitcat, uno
murOcn inter &eitung ocS Giri9ens
ten Froi. s.. Stripped Die 2ic0cr Gin.
0ciibt, mcIHc Der &crcin olrf ser
ndditcu Icitlidfcit ocS oGi0en.
itomm" iin0cn miro, 5lr ser cine o.
legation beltcbcn0 ans Sen S&.
Soltic, 2ltoorL @rcii uno Mop, Sen
@crein Gcitcrn NbcnO cinlub. YrGii-
Dent 6. 9o0enbcnOcr iiibrtc Sen @or,
iiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

Sm Grade it ii II f.. - @om
Grouerbouie, Nr. 100, 0Its2eloup.
ItroBe, aus iono Ncitcrn Nofmittog
Die @cerOi0ung ocS ON ,. M6r5 I'M
sitter bon 70 Sobrcn pcrltorbcncu
@rn. Sobn Is. @crncr inter GROCER
@tt6ciliqlth0 BON &ci0troqe10en nlli
Dem oGcn0orsSiQ 6rieOboic" itntt.
Eoitor GrnIt BON Sobmunu bon Der
eoung .lutG. SoIcm9 Stride mutirtc
I'M Grouer6nuie un0 am @rubc.
3n6lrci6e 9lrmlen mlrOcn om @ra.
be bc8 9obinQeIdicOencn nirocrgc=
lcgt. PTS observation-disclosures iu1oirten
Die &S. Charles No5uriml9, @nt.
S6mor5cnbcrg, @ulter @lnB, 2ouiS
@repc, SrcO. Tolfer mo ISM. &Crn.
Ser @critor6cnc lpur0e ont 26. glpril
1887 in Gombodl &reiS @iebenfopi,
Seiielts0 ormltoot, geborcn ulO fam
Dor etluo 30 Sobren nod 9merifo.
Gr mar 5meimol ucr6cirutbet. Seine
critic Satin ltorb in Geuti6lono. ESn
5~lueitcr Gbc iuor er nit Der icbiaelt
WittUc, Sroli Souiic, oermittmete b.
S6por5crlbcrh Dcrbcirntbct. Ntcbcn
Scbtercr bintcrIGBt CT iiini ainOer
ans crIter Che, nGmlid cine Eodter
Gliiobctb IN Gclltidluno ulto bier
5odtcr in Baltimore, Die Srollcn s.
@eiS, SreO. &0lfer, @iG6. &ern mlo
Sri. Wouic @crncr.
Gin neucr 6innn5pIon. 49,
Sin BON Sen SS. 6rc6. $. @ottlieb,
&obn 9oiternihnibt, Sol. $. StrouS
un6 Wlerunoer 8. StrouS untcr5eid.
notes Girfltlor lit al Ole Snbobcr ser
Ginfommen Obligntionen Der @ott
Iicb 9ouernihmi0t @ StrorlS. 9roll.
Gompognie gcionbt luor0cn, III mel.
diem Der &orlhlog 9cmo6t miro,
ooB Die Snbobcr bon ie $1,000 jener
Sbligotionen $3.50 81 DEM 3opitol
Der oWfortgoqe SnoeItment Co." fir
0eren @riinoung Die 9roll . Gon1po9s
mic in Scr lebtcn Segislotliriibitng
ben Charter crbiclt, bcilteuert. g8ern
olc Obligotioncn . Sl1bober ibren
Sbcil b%citro9en, miro bic Gompognie
0oS crlpilnidtc &opitol BON $4S7,500
c%rlongen, Inn ooS @eih1ft ollSslt.
boucn. Gin aus IL Yerionen bette.
benOeS 9ireftorium IoQ Die nelle
Gompognie biloen.
0eS ongebIid den Q G III II q.
NelnS c6uIbigt. = 4ls &c.
tern Ibellb gcgell 7 llbr Der GeItoll.
rotellr Charles Seiie bon Ger. 1874,
@elt SrottitroBe, uerlieB, muroe cr
on Bier bon Dem 3olbouS : SnIpef.
tor Sobn clifton abgefobt uno inter
Der ACKNOWLEDGING bes ongebliden
Sdmug9elnS bon @ooren pom Dem
Toroo. SIopo 9ompier .9reslol"
Dem Boli5iltet l(ripritd iibergeben.
iuelfer leinen grreitonten in Der iii6.
lifen Eoli5eiitotion cinlieferte. SIT
ben Solden bes 8erboiteten ipproen
cine Sloide Gltrocoo, c%ingemad)te
@nrfen, Salmen ltno Slide boree.
funoen. Seiie miro bellte bitrd Nid).
ter Cor on gnnoes GommiiiGr &o.
gers olsgelieiert iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

=, SfQ0I : EIolHtulol OAu'e pui wv
Observation-Disclosures : Gommilldrer
Elm Sdreiben 5ugeionbt, IN meldenl
er ioat, bab CT weocr Die @adtbefilg'
mix nod, Die Neigrng beliBt, Den Der
Staot angebotenen 9eiistltel fiir Die
Soriorb . Ioao ent9egen 81 nebrten,
ga sic StraBenourbbruds Gomnlll'
i0re oGein sic Observation-Disclosures Do
fir tragen. gr pole ben Gommilla'
rem ober nitts empfeblen, ipas tie
t6l,n loatel. Der Stapt 8rofuru-
tor periprad ferner, oaB er ben Fro-
aeb meaen Der @e5ablilng Der Earf'
itel,cr auf Der Dorf- unb Sarforo-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01
CLOSING PRICES

Reported over private wires of PrInse & Whitely, members of the new York and Boston Stock Exchanges. New York office 52 Broadway and 1s Center street New Haven Conn.
 New York, June 2S,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince & WhItely, members Of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. New York office 62 Broadway, and IS Center street New Haven Conn
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Quotations reported by Kimberly, Root & Co. Investment Brokers, 1Ss Or ange street. New Haven, Conn:
 Par, Bid Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01
BOSTON sToCK oUovAr1oNs.

Reported over private wires of Horn blower & Weeks, members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes, New Haven office, 27 Center street.
 Boston Trna on
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01

Helping the Improvement along have been optismistic talks by various rail- road officers, and capping these the un- usual utterance by William Rockefeller in which he declared that the strain was wearing off; that the railroads would make more money with less business and that there were no signs of a general trade reaction.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01

The fine weather for the crops of late has helped bullish feelings and last weeks bull movement was helped along greatly by the belated shorts who were forced to cover.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01

At the same time the money situation is not yet in a position for a large stock marke movement for the rise. The bank position, however, should improve.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01
MiscelIaneous Roads.

tEx-d dividend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01
RnIurona aonds.

Bid. Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01
LATE FEATURES OF
 THE STOCK MARKET Money T!ghtness Ignored
 and Prices Held Strong. A BETTER OUTLOOK Chances Favoring a Further Improvement Barring
 Accident.
A BETTER OUTLOOK

The stock market behaved Saturday as If there was power behind it that was giving support and the money con- editions were passed over and prices closed strong.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01

The failure of the $29, ,O00, ,000 bond of fering by New York city might have been expected when millions of good bonds can be bought that pay over 4 1-2 per cent. at their present price.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01

There is no doubt that the crop situa- ton has greatly improved despite re- ports of experts of a bearish nature.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-15

portcvln of Fremont, are in Norfolk
4. $. Barnes has taken possession
of the j. Ripp farm south of Norfolk
Mrs. Chester Slaughter was In Nor
folk yesterday on her way home to
Homestead.
Alvin Parker, formerly OF Omaha,
has rented the Couplin farm southwest
of Norfolk
Miss Lucla Paul, who is attending
the business college, will spend Sun
day in Hadar
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Johnson of Dead.
wood, S. d., were In Norfolk for few
hours yesterday.
Marion McColley, student at the
business college, will spend Sunday
at home in Plainview.
s. Greenwood of Sioux City, auditor
of the Citizens National bank, was In
Norfolk for few hours yesterday on
business.
N. A. Bclka of Ruth spent Sunday In
Norfolk
The Bonney orchestra was in Tilden
Friday evening.
Mrs. A. Miller and children went to
Hadar Saturday.
Herman trasne of Pierce was In
Norfolk Saturday
Misses Johnson OF stanton were In
Norfolk Saturday.
DR.. A. B. Tashjean returned Satur
day from n western visit.
Miss Helen Schwlchtenberg OF Ha
dar was In Norfolk Saturday.
Frank Gibson and Frank Boone left
Norfolk Saturday for Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l., Hazen and chill
dren will spend Sunday In Lincoln.
Miss Nora lounge, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Stear, left for OsmOnt
Saturday noon.
The jury in the district court a
| Wayne will be called Monday, Judge
Graves presiding. No cases OF grea
importance are scheduled to come be
fore the jury Court Reporter Powers
and Attorney NJ. c. Hazen will be
among those who leave Norfolk Mon
day to attend the court session.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-15
MOVING TO BOYD COUNTY.
Sixteen Cars of Emigrant Property
Enroute.

A train of sixteen cars, containing
emigrant movables with a passenger
coach attached for the families, passed
through Norfolk during the day from
Halbur, Carroll county Iowa, enroute
to Butte, Neb.
The train contained the families
and property of a lot of prosperous
German Catholic farmers, most of
whom have purchased lands near
Butte at from $40 to $50 per acre and
the balance are renters sent out by
the purchasers in Iowa who are not
coming themselves.
A strong German Catholic commu-
nifty is being built up around Butte.
They have a fine church there and
last summer built a priests home at
cost of $4,000, while a parochial
school will be built in the near future.
On the train were couple of signs:
Special train for Boyd county, Neb.,
customers of Klain Land company,
Halbur Ia, and Barnum & Olerich,
Butte, Neb."
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-15

Superintendent Reynolds and Fore
man collwell. With Corps Of Men,
Are stu Hsmmerlng Away at Stub
born Ice Gorge.
Niobrara Neb, March Especial to
The News For the past three days
Superintendent Reynolds and Bridge
Superintendent Collwoll of the North,
western have taken full charge of a
pnnp of mcu to dynamite the mouth
of the Niobrara river where the rail
road bridge crosses. The Niobrara Is
a very frCaty stream and Is liable to
change It's channel at very short no
ticc when the bridge was construct
ed the river channel was ON the west
side of the river and two long spans
were thrown across there. But as ut
the present time, the river has been
on the east side quite as often rs on
the place II was found when the cngi-
nCcrs located II. one pier of the
bridge IL endangered by reason of the
swift current that has opened Its way
In the breakup. MIR. Reynolds has
been on duty constantly, working MS
gang at the upper end of the bridge,
but with little effect At about .
o'clock yesterday afternoon water be-
gan coming into the west channel
over the ice. but there being no outlet
mt the lower end, which enters the
Missouri river short distance from
the bridge. 1t was Of small conse
Quencc. over 100 pounds of dyna
mite were used with quarter OF a
mile or more of solid ice yet to blast
before the bridge Is reached, with q
furious current running into the pilinG
nj the east side OF the bridge. The
train east was delayed about an hour
Thursday morning before 1t was per
mitted to cross the locomotive FIRST
being crossed to test the safety al
the weakest point
The government bridge, one mile
and a half above the mouth of the
river, had a similar experience, but q
pounds of. dynamite at the lower side
of the bridge opened up the channe
and gave the ice above n chance tc
float
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-15
UNION DEPOT.
Travelling Man Believes One Should
Be Built.

Be Built.
Norfolk, Neb., March g. Editor
News: | want OF put in one word
anent the union depot proposition
concerning the cost to the travelling
public in hack fare and inconvenience
of getting to the stations. If some of
the men had the amount spent in hack
fare in a years time, they might have
some more comforts if not luXuries to
their homes. OF course the hack men
may not like this and yet the com
pany can not be charged with this
item as expense by some of us, and it
must come out of our own pocket and
not the Omaha or Sioux City COM
pany. Again, if the people could hear
the opinion Of the travelling public
about this 2x4 depot they would be
surprised. There are a good many
drummers retiring and if the people
could be impressed with the idea that
Norfolk was a city of thrift and edu.
cation, schools and churches, as we'll
as people who are looking for the best
and will have the best, Norfolk could
double her population.
A Drummer
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-15
TO TAKE OFF CHADRON TRAIN?
Long Pine Hears From Headquarters
That No. May be Taken off.

Long Pine, Neb., March 9.-Accord-
ing to reports from headquarters the
Chicago Northwestern railroad has de-
cded to pull off passenger trains Nos.
1 and 2 between Long Pine and Chad
ron in view of the two-cent rate law.
There is also strong possibility of
pulling off passenger trains Nos. l and
9 between Long Pine and Norfolk.
This will leave the travelling facilities
in very bad shape, as the pulling off
of these passenger trains will leave
only one passenger train and one
freight train each way daily.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-15

Then the Commercial club at It's last
see what further could be done toward
the same end but thus far no attempt
has been made by the committee to do
anything, and moreover It Is stated as
coming from one of the members of
the committee that nothing will be
done.
A Depot viii Soon be Built.
A depot to replace the burned struc.
ture will soon be built. 1t will be
built this year. II the street is closed
II will be better depot than If it is
not closed This Is the statement
made the other day by General Super
intendent s. NJ. Braden to commit
tee consisting of w. r. Hoffman and
d. Mathewson. representing the Com
mercial club.
For more than a year a passenger
coach, cramped in room, has served as
passenger station. 1t has been mad
euuate and anything but satisfactory.
Cold mornings have found prospective
passengers walking up and down the
platform in the raw winds.
The railroad company has come to
the point where they will build a depot
of some kind The public wants de-
pot of some kind
Norfolk is right at the point now
where It was before the injunction was
first issued, excepting that the legal
right of the city council to pass the
ordinance is established.
The demonstrators have not relin
quished their claims that they will be
built They have not surrendered
their argument that their property will
be damaged and that the railroad com
pany merely wants a street closed in
order to release 1t from breaking
trains when pedestrians come along
and want to get through.
Railroad Says It's lmmaterial.
The whole matter of the fairness OF
the proposition is put up to the city
council by the decision. 1t is stated
by the railroad that 1t is immateria
whether the street Is closed or not;
that depot will be built, street or nc
street; that it will be a better depo
If the street is closed.
General Superintendent Braden says
that the Northwestern railroad is no
a party to the question as to whether
the street shall be closed or no
closed; that the railroad has made two
business propositions and that it Ii
for the city council to determine which
proposition the city shall accept.