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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
CABLE USED FOR MAN HUNT.
Man Chased Halt Around World h.
Dispatches is Caught.

San Francisco, Nov. PA mar
hunt, extending half way around IN,
world, which was conducted bv cabIs
dispatches, came to an end today when
local detectives boarded the steamer
mongolia and arrested l.. E. Knollins.
whose description is said to tally with
that of l.. f. Hancock. wanted by the
authorities of North Carolina on a
charge of embezzIement.
Hancock sailed from here several
weeks ago and orders for his arrest
were cabled to Nagasaki. He left the
snip at Honolulu, however, and return
ed 70 this city on the steamer Monool;a
which arrived today.
knollins denies that he is Hancock
ana says he is a member of the broker,
age firm of CORTLAND, Babcock a. Co.
OK "a Pine street. New York. He was
laken 70 the city prison pending the
arrival Of an officer from North Caro-
ina.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
NO MORE DELAYS.
Court Takes Stern Action Against
Tactics of Ruef's Lawyers.

San Francisco, Nov. 1s-The trial
of Abraham Ruef, interrupted by the
shooting of Assistant District Attor-
ney Francis ]. Heney in the court
room, will be resumed at O'Clock
this morning where it was halted last
Friday afternoon by the bullet of the
assassin. Judge William p Lawlor
yesterday denied the application of
counsel for Ruef for change Of
venue to some other city or town in
The state; denied also in quick success
sion the motions for a continuance
Of thirty days until public feeling sub
sided, for the dismissal of the Jury
and the empanelment of new one,
and finally ruled against the defense
on the request made to interrogate
the trial twelve as to whether any of
them was prejudiced against the de-
tense as result OF the tragedy in the
courtroom.
Brushing aside all motion and tech
nicalities interposed by the defense.
the court announced that the trial
would proceed this morning, and that
Il would countenance no further de-
lays.
The action of the court followed
the filing of 81 counter-af fidavits by
the prosecution, which in general |
terms denied many of the allegations
made by Ruef and his counsel in their
atfidavits yesterday in support of
their application for a change oil
venue, and set forth that no excite
ment or turbulence prevailed; that
neither Ruef nor his attorneys were
threatened with violence or their lives
endangered, and finally, that no CON
iition existed that would prevent the
defendant from having a fair and i'm
partial trial.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
REGENT FEARS RseELLloN.
Heavy Guards Placed at All Gates o,
City of Pckin.

Heavy Guards Placed at All Gates o
City Of Pokin.
Pekin, Nov. "a. While all is ouiet
In Pekin, detachments of troops puarc
the city gates and gendarmes are or
duty at the approaches to the foreign
legations The government has not
ceased to take precautionary meas
ures for revolutionaries are spreading
All kinds OF reports, which might act
ilkeNHrebrands TO the spirit Of uneasi-
ness underlying present conditions in
China.
There have been rumors of an insur
rectionary movement In the South. but
this has proved to be only a minor ont
break among the artillery and cavalry
stationed at Nankin.
Nevertheless, it has been thou0bt
advisable to post guard at each Of
the gates of Pekin, and half compan-
les OF Chinese regulars are now under
arms st these points.
IL was owing TO one Of these disturb- |
Rnces that the edict Of November 20 |
was issued, in which it was pointed |
out that lawless conspirators had tried |
20 invade the interior, and all officials
we're ordered to arrest and summariIv
'ehead them wherever found.
stringent measures have been taken
'ere TO suppress any sign of conspiracy.
ND the government has ordered ar in
,eSt'gation Of the governor of Nang
,uei province. on account of slight up-
ising that took place there. |,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
OREGON WINS SUIT.
"ou'n OF Columbia River,DecIared 70
Be Part of State.

:. Washington, Nov. 17.-varr,h,,
r Slshlng grounds at the mouth I of th'
o river were declared - me ne
part OF Oregon by the United St,t os
6 6up,ene court yesterday. ending 80 ~
boundary line dispute which hug the
i ;So.., between that state and ' W.e ek-
,mss Tor several years. In ioos s,, n,
i mas brought by the state of W " SJ,'
t,5b tGm 20 o. restrain Oregon from Dis
Wasbi1o me people of Pacific county
their land possession of
The territory which was - A..
comprises low lying Islands ~ ~ dispute
ohtories at the mouth Of ~ prom
EEs a valuable for FISHING , n,,- river
LOT LOT years it has been a m6ot IMPOSES
; ;eo. whether this territory we cues
avs governing salmon fishino son
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28

Butte, Mont. Nov. 21-Tbroa
sreu 20 death by smoke and fl sian
bo N missing ms without the sl;s 'Jb,tes'
,''I; OF escape. and a property '' iosl
w., Tn'O xvi, VIII reach into the thoussndiso S ;;
' sie s'uesome record of terr;f ,',us 8 Is
c MniSn started from lights on , r,;r lire
eaPs al 10 o'clock YESTERDAY !" r, ,nlners
ana .hs swept with savage - roni,ie
WS1Iough the fourth drift e,s rapidity
- 10, : slope in the Northwestss,r. from rom
pP, ~ eompany's coal NH, min, I'M
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
Peonage Gases All E.1

New York. Nov. s1.-Charles w
SSussell' special assistant to the III. W,
Iudee attorney. general. informed
of he Tough Tough OF the criminal bra me
te y. Sne United States circuit court % ,,"a
ecu ,e,I"y y mat he did not intend 70 yes yes
nIeu AGAINST francesca Sabbi tbs p o,,
r rtoy m.ent agent, on the indict,,.al,.,'. .
,h;s the kidnapping of ~ nh s,ien ~
i 1,ls Guy and the shipping Of then em IN
'So1r camps OF the Florida Kevs e'l M. %
nus the prosecution OF the Fins II ms
psonage cases, which were tire i ''ll
e. preparation and cost the If ysars
''dteS government s5OO.ooo Onited
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
Standard Oil soorohoa

les MONIES, Ia, Nov. 1s.-In a suit
0 or damages brought by the Crystal
tba b, com company of Des Moines, against
."e Standard Oil company. of Indiana.
of SEQ returned verdict yesterday
W. So o, In favor of the plaintiff. 1t
Stand d,Ieged IN the complaint that the
the "iS: ~ company had damaged
NJ ne Plaintiffs business Test;monv
c ~SS oIiered that the Standard oil
in Rlp cr entered the retail business
NJ Ges Moines for the sole object Of
business the crystal company out OF
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
Heney is Recovering

,on San Francisco, Nov. 1e.FOntimistic
Francis concerning the condition of
dav bY =; hheney were issued yester
."NTr "aliacs 1. Terry, who said:
passinr "eney is resting well. At the
eainins s 1l each hour the patient is
eallv oyo strength. The worst is practi-
feet;oU Ut put in cases of this kind in
womb hable at any time till the
eirenm - nealed. However, taking all
Hene Instances y into consideration. Mr..
rosd IS DONG very well and il on the
'oau to recovery. ""u 10 on NV
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
Long Electric o..

tra ureie sn Mont, Nov. 18.~A 60,
nanv G asa Falls Water Power ' wee,
S 8 pa and the Chicago. MiIwa er com !
the dr f raul railway company l,"a a's &
of 25 years s,,oly will, for a periog
$4,000 hors s, supply the latter S w;tS
one year 'Ibs sIpsw It takes ef Wl.n
St Paul ,v hsnee. The portion IS sii .,
the Great I FsIi will obtain power ~ tine the
over the Rocky mon n mat run
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
Pistol Mystery comDlo.0

,,. oan francisco, Nov. 1s.-Tbe N
TTe eloea held yesterday bv CO... :"
i. LLe'ahd preparatory to The coroner
s sne body of Morris Haas , derei on
body of 'iHlT ere incidents. TS be
iurvmen mas ma was exposed TO tb be
Haas endo anq the pistol with wb;n nS
Of III tbe ended his life was placed IN ml nen
dead -" ,, congress CATERS which III one on
b; nTe nan had on at the time he LIN; me
cd ailn ). Each juryman was ne KILLED
e 10 10 pass his hand over | the instruct
SAID al th uner would have done noe as
t;ce , iLiey could not have fa;Ied ana all
''ee 'ne presence of the wean Cu 10 no.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
Miners Flee From Death

Butte, Mont, Nov. 2O.-Fires which
have been slumbering for many year.
IN the depths of the Never Swea,
mine, of the Amalgamated Connsr
company. have taken on new lie
within the past few DAYS and The
smoke yesterday became so intense
mat about 300 miners were driven
from their work to save themselves
from being sutfocated to death and The
NINE compelled to shut down Tbe
mime officials think that there is no
immediate danger of the fire 7ono
spreading, due to the close bulkbe,d
ing OF the threatened district
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
opium b cement Rarr.l.

Manila. Nov. 2O.-An on;,,,, 49,.
cling plot was thwarted WI siliug,
c ~nen !. tOs =; cases OF the drug were dis,
ce e,os.u II, r parrels supposed to contain
s sS;nrle.. fhe barrels were part of a
II sIlnd rom China to Correeidor
Kan, 'ss.snd, and the officials have renewed
sl.a activity to discover opium in ali
,,,.l from China. The oninn,
"a, vas eontseated and strict investisa-
s: was ordered, The Chinese Off
Sials VII be called upon TO perm; 81, y
exhaustive examination mt an
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
RUFF TRIAL is RESUMED.
Judge Sternly Reprimands Ach for
Wasting Time.

San Francisco, Nov. 10 Tho trial
Oh Abe Ruef for bribery was resumed
yesterday, with the testimony of James
L. gallagher, ex-chairman of the hoard
OF supervisors. The court vao .,
strongly guarded as before, and every
move OF spectator was watched bv
Poncemen. Judge Lawlor ordered tbs
Aunission OF any person Ruef or his
counsel desired admitted He then in.
Iormed the jury of the shooting of r
a. ., heney on Friday, and warned IL tbat
~. sn.s transaction, so far as it relates IN
inns court, the jury, the defendant at
oar, counsel and all interested in tb;s
siiai' must stand as though thev are
uo1 concerned, and that no person ;s
charged with any responsibility in 70.
saru 10 II. The entire matter should
nave no place in your mind. and should
cause no bias or prejudice against anv.
TaiIagher was then called and Henry
Acn' huef's counsel, resumed h;s cross
examination. Mr.. Ach made hin, ton
gam sne whole story of the nomina.
.aon Vi tne supervisors and the ar.
senents for distribution of craft
tO he asked several questions as
~ "netner Gallagher did not know he
vas committing crime, all Of the
ame purport, but different in form for
, y Sim Judge Lawlor sharply reprimand.
. A.. gu might stand there for month
mat were permitted ), --'"'"
ia u.dtlagher admitted that this was the
oaon time ne had testified in the craft
aS1 i, ana Mr.. Ach then asked him il
.;ot at any agreement within the dis.
! lVs attorney as to the number of times
,ot sI 10" testify. Gallagher answered
,~o ne mad none, other than a general
8 eI I. Mr.. Ach then went into
10 history of the immunity contract.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
kins Roosevelt rurLsu

westerly, r. L.. Nov. 24.--The
Rhode Island turkey which Horace Voz
VIII send TO the president, according
20 ms annual custom. 10 grace the
table OF the White House on Thanks
giving day, went to the execution
block today and viii be shipped 10
Washington tomorrow. Ii is the heat
OF lot Of chestnut fed birds. which
nave been selected and especiallv
reared as candidates for the distipc-
ton. and weighs 30 pounda
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28

London. Nov. Word has bsen
received here that the balloon owned
oy the Daily Graphic. which aseeraeS
from TINS city Wednesday morning last
IN an attempt TO reach Siberia snd
break the long-distanee record. was
compelled TO descend in n gaia -,
Thursday night near Novo AIexard-
rovsk, Russia. after having Travelled
about I, $50 miles. 'eso
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28

brot @1,s' IN. NOV, ala revolution ~.
e ergNsS s out IN Southern Hayti c mas
trooos 0';non; eN-commander Of zen sL
b, Sp ps; IN the southern depaT,r,I..h.e
IA, Ia seized the city of Les c 80, sInent;
,;r Sulaeent region. The seIe and
,ne mas been cut and go,.eesraph
'0ops are surrounded by reb SsIh'nent
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
Heney Improves RanidIu

,, oan FRANCISCO, Nov. 2o.-Phvsicians
attending a +; J. Heney announce N tbas
me, .ney are well pleased with the cond nd
non OF the patient, who has shown ~
~ ,NI IN. Vitality and a determination
~ See wen that is helping him along
sne road to recovery. Mr. HeneS
passed quiet day. pulse and temncr,
~ s remaining. about normal and
appeared. a' aiinOs' DIS
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
GENERAL STATE
NEWS OF IDAHO
Items That Are Likely to Prove Of
Interest to Our Readers.
a Brief Review Of the News Of The
Past Week Presented In Shape to
Appeal to AII--orowth and De-
vsIopmsnt, Mining, Commercial
and Farm.

Boise-The latest development in
railroad circles in Southern Idaho is to
the effect that the Oregon Short Line
intends to parallel its road from Buhl,
In Southeastern Idaho, to Boise. The
proposed extension will cover exclusive
territory on the south side of the Snake
river, including Twin Falls and Owy-
hee counties. The Short Line at pres
ent has branch line from Minidoka
to Bnhl. The extension will cut
through the heart Of the Twin Falls
bruneau irrigation project of 500, 900
acres, which is soon to be placed under
irrigation.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28

Latest reports from Goverpor-elec
Coegrove, Of Washington. say he is i'm
proving.
In q riot between German ard rtal.
ian students at Vienna, more than 15C
were injured.
In raid on clubs Of st. Louis for
dispensing liquor out Of hours, ss2 men
were arrested.
Admirals Dewey. Schley and Evans
ociend the navy against the critics of
battleship construction.
The British government oropoaea N
spend $500, 900, 900 on purchases Of
land from Irish landlords
About 1000 Delegates are expected
70 attend the dry farming congress at
cheyenne, Wyoming. in February.
Lord Roberts has called on Great
britain TO provide / 200, 600 men TO
prevent possible German invasion.
Charles +. DAILY, vice president of
the New York Central lines. was an |
ago. '"'
John ID. Rockefeller discIsims the
glory OF organizing the Standard OH
company. Henry M. FlagIer and Sam
uei T. T. Todd conceived the idea. he
says.
New York paper claims TO have
received advices from Panama that the
great Catun dam has been washed out
washington officials say they have
heard nothing Of II.
Heney is now reported out Of all J
danger.
Governor-eiect cosgrove. Of Wash 8
ington, is much worse. v
Kaiser Wilhelm's iast speech was
prepared by his ministers.
A steamer blew up on the lower Mia Il
SiSsippi river. killing 10 men. II
Six missing Montana miners were q
crushed to death In a mine near Helena. y
Hartman Is reported to have secured 81
control OF the Wisconsin Central rail ~
Wrocksge from an unknown vasaeI ic
b. c. '"''"'
i. moritx Rosenthal. chief counsel for q.
inc standard OIL, gets salary of 81 w
300 day.
Admiral Sperry has refused TO let the
'cws OF the fleet land at Manila he nu
suSe OF the recent outbreak of cholera. ~
At the inquest Mrs. Haas teatif,ed loo
nat she did not give her husband the M,
svoiyer with which he committed sui VIII
ioe and knew nothing about it. thi
Officials of the Mare Island navy au'
ara have received orders TO repair the en-,
unboat bennington. This liz the YES
y on which the explosion occurred we
'ur years ago when 90 men were we
illed. shi
cd
gas explosion az Redding, Cal. VIII
lused Tour persons and caused an \
'rthquakc panic. and
Russia will make an attempt TO Sc age
-, rights 10 make aud use the of I
''H"' "e'opiahe' taxi
Railroads are preparing 10 substi- arri
ie telephones for f~iegraph in the lima
spatching Of trains
Los Angeles business men have ne
ioned the president to keen The III
ttieship fleet in the Pacific. of [
he inquest on Haas failed TO solve Jor
mystery OF how he got the rcvol on {
with which he shot himself. men
islaf
German statesmen are trying To the
IN INC agitation against the kaiser dred
IN bue'ow IS anxious TO retire. built
-, ing
he official returns have Just been the !
implied IN Missouri on the presi. tract
it,ai vote. Taft received 3s6pi5 wher
! Bryan 3f5.s $50. 80
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
Millions Lost in FL.

IA terrific srlfiifS'i rsiu Cape Colony. Nov
heavy ovs SSPe Colony and csrs.i TINS
Several I;yai of the Baaken1su s ed; a
age announces m mves were lost and ms rIver.
dollars. TO more than a m; TG,n,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
servl.n. Lose seu.n,a.n

Paris, Nov. PA dispatch from
Vienna says that band of Serviana.
whiie crossing the Bosnian frontier
Gear Sevorniks was repulsed by Aus
trian troops The Servians lost ~
men killed and the Austrians three
killed. -''s 'nree
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
Huge Mirror for ohsa-..........

sol mew York, Nov. 1s.-An unnolisbed
here vestaos valued at 100000 arrived
drews f os on the steamer st. An
Pasadena C Sne Wilson observatory at
Codin "a. Gal It was made at St.
ametsr rance, and is 100 inches in d.
tons " weighs six and one-half
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
ouvalI Succeeds Weston

N, Washington, Nov. 21.-Maior General
W. n, Duvall has been selected 10 suc.
eeed Major General John +. Weston 4,
command Of the troops in the Philin-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-28
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOlNGS

us"srai Review of Important Hap
psn'ngs Presented In q Brief and
Comprshensivs Manner for BUSY
National. Political, tiis.
foricsi and Commercial.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04
A GRANDMOTHER PARTY
Total Age of Guests at Ainsworth
Party Was CPS Years.

Ainsworth Neb., Aug. 2S.-SpeCial
to The News: There was a pleasant
gathering at the home of Mrs. Dell
Moseley in west Ainsworth on last
Wednesday afternoon when some of
the grandmothers of our town were
entertained in honor of the mother Of
Mr. Moseley who is in Ainsworth Wis
ting her son, There were present
Mary Short Moseley of Fremont, who
was born in Eaton, n. Y, now aged So
Sarah Morgan Cotton, born in Ken
lucky, aged So; Abbie Wilcox Glenn
ent; born in Chautauqua, n. Y, aged
10; Katherine Burns Munson, born
in Rilman, Ireland, aged 70; Mary
McClintock Fowler, born in Harrison
county, Ohio, aged 70; Hannah Will
kins Hedrick, born in Naperville,
Illinois, aged 65; Mary Cochran Mar
tin, born in Allen county, Ohio, aged
GA; Elizabeth Burden Murphey, born
in st. Johns, New Bronswisk, aged GA
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04
FARMER IN DOUBLE.
bARRELLED RUNAWAY
J. w. BROWN HURT IN NORFOLK
AVENUE sMASH.UP.

j. w. Brown, n farmer living three
miles east OF the city, was tangled
up In double barrelled runaway
Thursday evening in Norfolk avenue.
one runaway Is sufficient to engage the
attention OF an active man and two
runaways naturally put Mr. Brown
to the bad The buggy or cart in
which he was riding was smashed
while one of the horses engaged in the
melee walked over his face. His nose
was smashed and his face badly cut.
Mr.. Brown was driving on Norfolk
avenue, He was driving one horse
and leading a team hitched to lumber
wagon A motor cycle passed and
the team, taking fright ran into the
buggy, collapslng It, Borwn went
down with the buggy and one of the
horses either kicked him or stepped
on his face
1t was Browns team which ran
through the Marquardt saloon few
months ago, taking out a plate glass
window.
The accident occurred near Seventh
street. The injured man was taken
into n nearby building and DR.. Salter
called, The mans injuries were pain
full but not serious.
Sensational Runaway Stop.
Meanwhile the one horse and the
two horses were going down Norfolk
avenue at mad pace. At Fifth
street the team swung on to the side
walk and barely missed running into
one of the Luikart windows across
the street from the other window
smash.
At this point f. II. Pierson, by
stander, climbed into the swaying
wagon and figured in a sensational
runaway stop.
Those who saw the original smash.
up declared that it was little short of
miracle that Brown escaped with
his life.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04

where spectators crowded around to
see the horse grabber. The prisoner
is young man with no specially strik-
ing characteristics and very willing to
talk if spoken to. He refuses, how
ever, to discuss his affairs and has
given several names In the eating
house he gave his order for fried
chicken and ate heartily as if he was
the happiest man in the world.
Sheriff Mears kept a close watch on
his prisoner, who was dressed in very
respectable clothes and who chewed
tobacco continually.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04

Mamie Little Osborne, born in Ken
tuck, aged Go.
The sum of the ages of these ladies
was 625 years. A mouse in the room
could have told you that they were a
jolly lot, and many were the stories
exchanged about how in the early
days they had helped on by cardIng,
spinning, and weaving wool for family
use, as one of them remarked, TAX
ing the wool from the backs of the
sheep and putting it on the backs OF
man."
Substantial refreshments were
served and all Joined heartily in pro-
nouncing Mrs. Moseley a royal enter
tainer.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04
AlNSWORTH WINS.
Denison Team Loses Second Game
Score to 4.

Ainsworth, Aug. 29,-Special to The
News: The second game between the
crack ball team from Denison, Ia, and
the AlnswOrth nine was played here
yesterday afternoon, resulting in a
score of s to 4 in favor of Ainsworth.
The score:
Ainsworth -. ..3 0 o. g 0 2 0 O-S
Denison =. .....O % 0 l 2 l 0 o.
Batteries, Ainsworth, Sawyer, De
Silva and Chapman; Densiou, Grimes
and Ballard. Hits, off Grimes Z, off
Sawyer 9.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04
PRISONER IN NORFOLK.
Man Accused of Horse Grabbing Near
Hoskins Taken to WAYNE.

His ankles chained together the
young man charged with stealing the
horse from the Behmer barn near Hos
kins was taken through Norfolk at
noon by Sheriff Mears of Wayne coun-
ty, who was transferring the prisoner
from the Fremont Jail to the county
bastile at Wayne.
Sheriff and prisoner ate their noon
lunch in the Junction eating house,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04
Notice.

| hereby give notice to all persons
that my wife, Caroline Beyendorf, hav.
ing left my house. my bed and board
and having remained away and sep.
arated from me continuously since the
month of February, 1908, and refused
to return to me or my house. | shall
pay no debts contracted by my wife
of any kind either in her own name
or in my name. Carl Beyendorf.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04
The FRIDAY SEPTEMBER

Caylor and Chapman Denison, Fall
and Ballard. Struck out by Fall S,
Caylor Z.
The, Valentine girls basket ball
team went down to defeat before the
Atkinson team, ~ to 6. The contest
was fast and enjoyed by large
crowd.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-04

|
The church and Sunday school united
and had picnic supper at the church,
| 175 members of the Sunday school
being present.
Pierce Call: Frank Schulz returned
Tuesday from trip through Colorado
and Utah. He was accompanied by
Reinhold Steinkraus and e. NJ. Zies-
che, the latter of Norfolk They en-
joyed their visit at Denver and Salt
Lake City greatly. The Mormon tenn
pie and great salt lake at the latter
place being especially interesting. In
Colorado they visited at Grand juno
ton and Colorado Springs, meeting
former Pierce people. Frank returns
brown and husky from the effects OF
the trip. Reinhold is not expected
back until Saturday.
No trace has been found of Rich
ard Dare, night pump station man for
the Northwestern at Missouri Valley
Ia, who disappeared Saturday eve
ming He went to work at the usual
hour and employees entering the sta
ton toward morning found his lunch
partly eaten, but Dare was not to be
found. The machinery was running
wild. He is about 26 years of age
and of good habits. He left all OF
his good clothes at the boarding
house and had paid all his bills the
previous Thursday, but had some
thing like 800 in his possession.