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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
HONESIEADER MURDERED
STRUCK AND KICKED, DAY MAN
DIES ALMOST AT ONCE.
J. E. RlTTs KILLED AT BURKE

In a Quarrel Ritts Was Knocked Down
and Kicked by W. A. Riley of sully
FIats-Ritts Left Nine Children.
Riley in Fairfax Jail
Burke, S d, July 2o.-special to
The News: J. + Ritts of Day, S
d., a Rosebud homesteader, was killed
at Burke at oclock Saturday night.
He died almost Immediately as re-
suit of beating and kicking admin
stered by w. A. Riley, another
homesteader. Riley was taken at once
to the county Jail at Fairfax.
Both Rltts and Riley are married
men with families. The murdered
man leaves nine children. Riley lives
on the Suly Flats and has two
children.
The nine little children, up on the
Missouri river homestead, made or
phans by the killing of their father,
is a particularly pathetic aspect of the
tragedy.
Quarrel in a Livery Barn
Ritts was killed in a Burke livery
barn, where he became involved in a
quarrel with Riley. The latter is said
to have accused Ritts of taking some
meat from buggy at Lucas, S. D..
last spring. Ritts denied the charge.
Then according to the story of spec
tators Riley struck Ritts hard blow
over the right temple, knocking him
down. Riley then kicked the fallen
man until led to desist by bystanders.
Ritts expired in few minutes. Dr.
Bradley of Burke was called and at
once pronounced the man dead. Then
the authorities were notified.
Hold Inquest.
County Attorney p. j. Donahue, Cor
oner r. f. Fish and DR.. Hooker OF
Bonesteel and Deputy sheriff Charles
Morrissey of Fairfax were notified and
arrived in Burke by o'clock Sunday
morning. An autopsy was held by
DR.. Bradley and DR.. Hooker.
An inquest was held at II O'Clock
Sunday morning. The verdict returned
was that ]. f. Ritts came to his death
from a shock caused by a blow or in
| jury received at the hands of one
w. A. Riley.
Preliminary Tuesday.
Riley was taken to Fairfax where he
will have his preliminary hearing to
morrow.
Victim Popular.
Ritts' body was laid to rest in thu
new cemetery at Burke.
The victim of the Saturday nigh
tragedy lived on a homestead near thu
Missouri river, twenty miles north
east of Burke. He was fifty-fiv,
years old and was a man with ;
large family.
1t is said that he was not a quar-
relsome man and that he was highl.
esteemed by his neighbors.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
Thank aaad apa spsoGoNaes vie,the

This resorasi6htiSas wfafo aaapta tAe
last meettHgtips ufe thfadMedisQDmC
mercial ciubelub"TheT hfad i4ed sQomC
mercial bchtslaasites tthtb,fblpab
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dtsepdesn ssenae gqAtg
tude and ODD atdisattenthe tlazetitz CT
our neutrality-suspicious. andtEe thu.
zens OF MSdMedis nM notwithstanding wise
sisted I'M maknakSf@ thou Fauuh Jay
celebrations tianotR epgy oatxueosaeces4ll
OF the effoa1osfst8s tsmG9asnsaaF ojRib
would hat6Aeenbs anltlkAa heAdt pstH
for the theaAsaryo perapfGati6p tabss
who asst stadstsdhe theesasSrsRa aahes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Has .daH isItweh
the deeptsepestverenseennsatth THAT @s
knowledge dge humhpptast Huaistud q ITO
Supremee RalRubRr tue obai ISRasewAo
saw At iht HR Asdotadeu 5aegiYe d
bright, gbeauiteantitIay day iahloAhicto
celebrate ratar oSdtiSa&iolah eitsiaIsapNts
"Geo.GRo. NsscBfgcotf.
"a. M, RbeStaschig. Presfreatten,
SecrSeerstary."
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
Mexieans Shoot Up chadron,

Chadron, Neb,, July 1S.-Adolfa
Opare and Jose Florinea, two Mexi,
cans hailing from Big Springs. Wyo.,
on the line OF the Northwestern, ar
rived here in company with several
travelling takers and proceeded to
shoot up the place and give the inhabi
tants Of this city touch OF high life
and old times. Whiskey was behind
the deal, but the officers nipped the
play in the bud and now two remose
full Mexicans are sojourning In the
city Jail.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
The TAeoAatopheFire Ire.

Wayne De m6eraes aThe Tfesidencs,
sS6t Re and a6theR buildings George
tn les at kltohat owereg totaIr wiped
bit bytfirE aseweil 0as an conteassa Mr.,
tFh teghhai haareeh buildings n general {
hetehandised hard@aaeY chineRyq
ana Rsmithrsh0p stc The loss rs sonso
she Feh near r. $4,000 9SRhw assurances Iof
onlI OsE350. 900.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
.wA wHnpIAnsArA RRA Bs ARpuEssg
bfbey 100 Rtot NPulI PuOut oWhisKerss
m. Rea taea Ot1tn o oaroN4roM.

S.: B., NlyJlg0. prom rca
sta IF tC5rr@spofflent!en lgou yever
that full fbl6od oIsSdiansianever
fwsary eardsardsT hefHhdse a popular
aehe pty thattShe Ted mennpill Tout che
ahealIdsa DDS thsithetrl dTeht I'm orderrto
leave a smosthootf acesa ces But Blthat's
saatnt he9t ham paignaliBl ownnsed. leAs
an nlattefttof fact, faaecordtngd to- the
bfdiahs iatisemsepes, ytMotRe9t hNature!
rtoF semsomaaoc6nntableareasonts has
Init lwatiskbisloff the faeefaad chinc OF
the ImeAicani aatiNstivonlS rarelgras
affml fblbodl oInhiaAd found uwithw any
sug gestion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ahent only
ain tlnsters OF It Rfeeh0f ef0urf@ hfsksjs SKIS
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24

IN II lslS teseIstioa 10 peoIae the severe ere
eaSesa Of l9hg Stpube thst hay g 'beeno es1
net only stops the 6bugp bot hsAls ana and
sire ktheabl ths iangSI N. M Rhg Eq9sgles
said ~ had SoA su}np tf8nt tand a. kot no no
bet Sf thntl II So8k Sl eyNe e6n Syo ana and
T as Z f. ssoRpsa ne ss9Srsssssss ana , Ans
sountp a. q - StJlls X oskae Dru y COG Go.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
MissMs,s NORTHUMBERLAND

ton OFrdayl devenihsn inNissM f5etha
Btal %manmsnterainSai IA doom pansp aof
itie ids nat a. pleasant sfan ciagcipxrtp
at her home ooneNorth oEah vSiahe etfestJ
The Tsaestse enjoyefp dSndAeciaatipna
late aiouE oRheH hrsfrss8rnshtse natere
ser sdyved.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
A sqooaooooo MO RraAusAeg.
n IdHnPaeihe cMort9aes ssassstsgco OPP;
ist int MadiAeaIson.

Madison ChroHicteEi c WmWHI Hard!
Thg, ieepyisty IN the toficeffof county
clerk, struck fob this week thatthas
bee hi Keeping him hbusHusgt Isl the
rec prdfng Of the s20O00D, 900 mortgages
Against the " p, RAILROAD com panysS
The document consists of eighty2siS
prfted pages which are considerably
aFs ger than hthe page OF an ordinary
bod Rook
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BIG HeoRH D. ssrsERrs6 en,NGs
70 TO Follow uss5, upcb, poR#. Re.
MA rrRNsD a,csrWaw COINED SOON
Osst aasstur oe "A Nh ossrp Sob ds q Ioe p OF
BUS t'ess cssrusrdnss u resoli9h govt
the th.rrratsrr ispIrfsp4oessssr Srade
In yftom Bfu BegrHorytory.


70 qierrshk5iJS ~, Dlly ln -lNrouh IA
SIahS G6rreSpoustem5 enThe 1Siuff tlitt
HetISbkriek niadsufe iSf demonstrated
AN MO norau oon ctuSiN'e test than lthR
Jaet that bat OF the hShes of as 2s, =
600 fire MhiCh hath up almOsOna Solid
,b lSt h of, basin o etsueturcS IN week
Ssp last nrfdAEj thrr6hare alre ally arts,
avg big gbtg ami bid ter buildings ITO
fat tho $hp inuie blurkl oCNhaN would
havcl ntierir e discouraged many now
towns "secnts onlyouN havclabruupht
I9ut the tluCk that WIS datpnt in hts
,thrivingN hit ttdty -etay pluck, Indeed,
which tiis merlsdr lWon dUrs through.
lsH this these icoumpyp Nike
Ijrht Wihl Utise rof oltd pnairnI for which
the namB aofr DakdtakdS famous, Othis
'6yNn ts ritana naorenproudto uthan ever,
afterfae prairielttie fiBx dSnthDus are
being made TOR dtHptre anu stronger
thtlattoias Jon FiveF n com emu md
asteel bulldinGs w1al wGplace struel
,tsrSs 1left tbatnedrrTheT witt he owned
hoy FraHk anN eu If{anaR era chute tState
HatdwIrtwa&e RlirIfiturstufiO., ca, @.
dun barn band aud WalbSialt&unkaneW.
'dgRI sht stdu miIso ainmednteiNte ebuild
the tlteehtvdarnbat tim tltntrnRdrsu the
N& 10 streetreet
ofhe Thnegoneron Quay wilT which ttmn
vahtyalrins aati lasids,sijies jast per
sSnhi ptal trifyel riwh EN- lftrr b athre abens
in the eipst ea4s yhs%hoSynthB pheppo
act on tbfh pebueo pfenfr ohm dsteeh taad
-Rutkel rt,so wa 90 vS&r acs oss rossunrpy TITO
Vb ftihkri dhrihsrlhb thee fftw tender
rkBssiba bid. aiAnd Auh6u4ip lptie ythegre'
Mo- late, ate, r IiT5k rttk ledst easprsptTtBi;
the fact fathatthtte Observation-Disclosures
shown theft haies peesPectss' eHe onfanl
put itJt it.
Hertibk aismdghbjg goo GgOsbking'
tow no wits Ipsogpeegr hhsenbe dixie
Glht Observation-Disclosures rkablsa
con sfderids tleagthn att time that
has elssps(ap sincsi the Observation-Disclosures
.substahtiaht thai ldin8s in&re ahereh and
wide& ctm en- d nalksalkAt the timeioft
'dfeI fire fttereh evas Wlss waterawDrks'
system c,Dmt hhts tiHl wjobnobe FORTH
/ asrf ingping,
,Therehdse one oaniqueiTesuftsoft the
fire. rHerhbcir rinbwn&as has real rlsure
|thdighuholehme the @all"Ssa1oenlo
INA Don mrnetlrn Bherth was VI cave
|hAt the baclaSardEa ISh&s has been
f69hverted rinto n demp erapyr oasisyasis
limHertink idiaw sa wa der afromrm I'm
Fhen se- territory aHthoa,id isohth?uton
leSBAtrdayesl therehare said stodbeoreguiar
trwnpwn
io4iertick risas None Bfeth& mostnpromI
isfrig can didates q I'm the county
tfSht priorrorthe recommending which
fmAkes 1t ant OPEN haiti
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24

The functions or the 4eidneys1 IS to-
strain out the Impurities OF the blood
Which iis constantly pas sing through
khetnl Foley's eKidHsy rRemsdyl Makes
thel Kidneys hea tiny The y s~Yl 'straf IN
sOutl all waste ma ter from che blood
Will lmaks Yon we'll eKie saae Dru p Co.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
REuL,w1. WI. Ms vrnsrn1ns.rE

OReyl4 w. villa MS Huntingdon w.
Va, testities tas follows wsThisI Is to-
Ter Try that 4 used Foley's ISidney REM
trouble, and am free no say that Foleyts
Kidney REMEDY will do ain that you
claim for IT," rKiesau Drug Co Co
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
EXlARBkNQgASBSfRnAvI
~ oaep we EcR+ oWI LG NO 100 cprV
zen EXTENSION chSEAR9RtSRE.
5 MO ReotEp LoA Tea TAG Reete con

NorfSRtp Application to Esp&to athe
gale aaimitsnots the tosyCW IIVbe
,PasSeds ord pexNFftd6y dayTMsT Isy
tcby Jan ssl sssISNs lch.
CityC extension @ill be passed ohi by
Bfst fitt' rJtidgeldAe A., Wel6hei this
t6isy next FStdRy The ann Sattua cas- e
will eoBefore fJudge we 6K e6fh the
Applications Of the tdiey cttS e1enat eiss
Sihelude sas esar ereE tSk
aSfhNtrBsQrbs.
1.-THE Tcasecawas Ubfougntl abt Norfolk
fBr trfatTbyi agreeMenp on adcoaflo "
'the PARTIES 'eoncefned red dhf9dtagtAas
'ffhmedlate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hattna wfll yaPpeafpfer the they .citThe
People owho ARE protesting tpsaiast ant
nexattua have aempIop BbysSyeaai e at
torne9s9eys.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24

tive, satipsaaSai Gs2 sdSss Sat tiFnI9
II. 10 tbs best bRe4 attys.tiy2u aN4ssHtefd
your mon so oar kbansLi O RaexsNIR UG q
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24

TaftBd}a 1hbc do wa hsayne,
ayHs9 yaJsbS Iebll " "a -msettae
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
hind of Q gamer T1g20. 2

IanIlme OF rgamSs I!2O. ".
eumpire,D Morton FIowaowr
|, &c Scotecbycihningstn
Nptf6lk foIg..,,,,O.O. 30 4 OLD
Waliefeld ED. {. {. 0 o o 0 o Q %
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
w,AKe*SHaIDel kDNB vNkEsK sAMB - d
'cd. FRoMN0RpoRKoo Ho no Z.

-LAIsc ostNa Mn INLET tmoHn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28
Gurraiuc.

Observation-Disclosures
&icEi.G bon HSnlbrcoI cine ma cine bnIhc
ltCIlc. Mount Nollu H%SuagcnS mo Horraincz
S~GuoGuilS hircft bis iinl GilpulR. Glcine &c
icpDuHe. S'uots$i;rcuu i'm 6lucitcu Sllir br5
glluioH Iruit0 cbiuoeS," GBar(css uuo Innettcs
Straic. C~QIniitNS&Ej
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28

IululanS'S tiirfiIdjc Tnocr,
Gouitablc sCetGubc. 9utumt aegcr. eteio niIcn,
Nluu12-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28
Ipnnnn .tlrinridl Grimm.

IS ituyu am ~. GcUrrar 1908. 1912 llbr
3oHunu Nciurif Grimm I'M @lter bon
60 IubvgU. 70 1EpNGicll MA 27sGaGc!t, G~cilebicr
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We ]'CcrNiGuHI rlInct am 2nuutan, 9iur1mlt
TAGS > llOr, pom EruIcrbnuie. 9r. 7l5, Siln.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28
Baltimore Ecmctcrn.

Sircan: Nrautlias9lon, Nnltimurcs II. Gurt6itr.
WcNrGbuiGpldte 5unl Scriuui - bon $50 ali,
NIT Gjdrmurpiniten CbpcGrcuit S35. - GlGb
tir bier Grd6cy. Sreie NenuulHR Der Nnpcilc
tir SraucrGJitcSoicniic. GSuati0,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28

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tonnt por3iiglidcr Nor,dmcntarier.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
PAIR SAVE LIVES BY
) JUMPING FROM
WINDOW
EARLY MORNING BLAZE IN
HOUSE ON BROADWAY CUTS
OFF ESCAPE BY sTAIRs-FIRE
CAUSES LOSS OF $1,000.

Miss Bertha Kercher and Charles
RnstMick, rnnmers In the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. F. Rubley, No. 107 Broad
way, saved themselves from being
burned to death. early Wednesday
morning, by jumping from second
story windows In the Rubley home
Miss Kercher. who is q student In the
Miles Business college, was cut about
the ankle and was painfully bruised
while Bostwick sustained a sprained
ankle.
II Mr. Rubley had not been sitting
up late, reading, all might have been
burned in their beds. Tuesday he
laid in his months supply OF maya.
zines and was in the midst OF an alb.
sorbing serial when. about / o'clock,
he smelled smoke. He traced its
course to closet used as a coal bin
under the stairway in the center of
the house. and on opening the door
was met by burst of flames.
Mr.. Rubley at once ran upstairs and
gave the alarm. Mrs. Rubley and the
roomers had long since retired. The
fire evidently had been burning for
some time, for the upper rooms were
filed with smoke and the sleepers
were already yielding to its effects.
AS Mr.. Rubley mounted the stairs
one of the steps gave way beneath
his feet and a red tongue Of flame
licked his heels. He rushed to his
wife's bedroom, and taking her in his
arms carried her to the stairway.
shouting a warning TO Mr.. Bostwick
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
MAYORS MESSAGE
DOESN'T PHASE EN-
COMMITTEE WILL FRAME REPLY
TO VETO OF GARNER SIDE
WALK BILLS.

| So accustomed are the aldermen
getting to the reading OF hot and
spicy messages from the mayor thai
| no one moved nervousiy or displayed
any irritation when he vetoed the reso
luton calling for the payment to Gar
ner Bros. OF certain bills for sidewalk
Grindley rose placidly and had the
vote making the payment reconsider
ed and the matter sent back to com.
mittee.
Now the majority OF the claims and
accounts committee will try TO say
what they think about the mayor In
more dignified and biting language
than the parks committee employed a
while ago, but they will hold another
meeting to draw up formal message
covering their position first. Then
the bill will probably be passed over
the veto.
Aside from the one furry all went
well. Aid. Heating had the council
instruct the fire marshal to examine
the moving picture shows.
A resolution was adopted to raise
the pay OF sewer foremen and street
graders TO $3.50 per day. mattresses
and scrub women In the city hall and
municipal court building are also list
ed for a boost from 81 so to $175.
Aid. Brozo asked for an estimate for
west-side bathhouse. The park com.
missioner was asked to put In an es-
innate for bandstand in Clark park
Police Commissioners Smith report
ed that he has not enough money TO
pay for feed for his horses until July l.
The fire department was ordered to
turn over to Crosse Pointe park the
old fire apparatus OF Fairview.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-22
bONOSMAN
MUST PAY PART
Of SHORTAGE
FIRM FROM WHICH DETROlTER
WINS SUIT AGAINST
HERMAN Observation-Disclosures
METHODS UNCOVERED.

The unique methods employed by
Albert Fell, the young Detroiter who
last May embezzled $1,000 from Tay-
Tor, McLeish & Co., wholesale grocers,
by whom he was employed as a col
lector, were disclosed In Justice Otis
court Tuesday afternoon, where Tay-
Tor, McLeish & Co. were suing Her
man Weberlein, one of Fells bonds
men.
In addition to acting as salesman,
Fell also collected. 1t was shown that
he turned In only a share of this
supplied himself with the firms sta
tionery. and sent out corrected ac-
counts each month.
The firms bookkeeper sent out ac-
counts on the first OF each month, cred
iting the customer with the amounts
Eel had turned in.-The next day Eel
would send an account to the same
parties, explaining that a mistake had
been made, and showing the account
with all the payments credited. In
this way he was enabled to deceive
his customers and the firm for almost
year. One OF two customers did get
suspicious, but Fell explained that thes
had cheap bookkeeper. who was al
ways making mistakes, and so plaus-
BILE were his excuses, that all suspl-
cions were readily allayed.
Several of these corrected accounts
were offered In evidence.
Weberlein objected 10 paying the
$500 bond he had signed on the
grounds that Taylor, McLeish & Co.
had not exercised reasonable watch
fulness over FelPs accounts, or his de-
falcations would have been discovered
before he had made way with $1,000.
The case was heard by jury, and a YER
Sict was rendered in favor OF the
plaintiffs. Attorney Thomas Ward
also signed one of Fell's bonds, and
action will be brought against him.