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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
@cete Suifuuns aeidnuunbcn.

Iocloibe, -Iuitralicn, 10.
September. - Ter britiihc Sonpicr
vEort Caroline" melder oie Sap
ltoot om "a. guguit pcrlieB, lit bier
angcfommen. ST por idon ieit CT
ner 8ode iaais, ilno iein slusbIei-
len iiibrtc stt" oer5 &ernmt)HnN eaB
CT picQeidt ocn periho1cnen britt.
if)en Gampfcr r@otorab" oilfgcflm-
zen mo ms Sdlcpptou gcnommcrt
Dobe. Gieie 6oifnung bat iid) ieood)
els trilgeriid, crlpieien mo oic $50
torob" miro icst ols pcrlorell orfgc,
0cbclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Nnita lit jcet Trinscliin.

GinomalI, Sdottlano, IS.
September - Sri. anita Stclpart,
Softer Ser Sral, Gas. Scnrp Smith
uon Mcip-Dorf, mllrbe bcilte il, Ser
biciigcn fotboliidcn ct. 2oren5.Go-
pelc init Dem Erin5en Miglel BON
Srogonjo getrout. Inter Den anpc-
iunocn bciouo iid Eriu5 Tron5 60
lcpb, cin iiingcrer 9rllocr bes 9rGlt-
ti1ams. Siihof Gbisbolm BON Nlber-
been poa5og bic Srolnung.I Sin Sod
5%c;tsnlobl mlrbe ipGter IN Sem
ShloIlc Slllof ierpirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17

nurbe in oen SeltanfS Ser Santpfer
Der Stonooro Oil So. nuh @oppnnc,
N..S. gebrud)t nnb BORT e%benfolls olf
Dem @rlunb uno 9poen berielben &c
lenidaft in ben Seltonfs gclogert.
@eItern mllrocn in Gerbinoung nit
Nieier Mffaire George Simlons lulb
Nnton Gngel bon Saponne pcrboftct
ulo bon GommiliGr Som IN Scricp
Gitp inter $1,000 9iirgifait fir bos
Seriobrcn Der @roBgcidiporcncn felt.
gcbolten.
Sn brei &ofiern, ipclGe benl Obi,
cogo'er Stepbon Grbaro geborer, lino
SpisenrS oid)cntil6cr unb Spibcn I'M
@ertbe bon 500 I'M Snncrn BON
GodGrmeln linO &oicnbcincn ultge,
nGbt acfunocn por0erl. Grburo mur.
Dc perbaftct, ais cr ont Z. September
allf Dem Gontpfer n&ronprin5eilin Sc
ellie" bier %onlonotc. Gr bcbollptct,
feline Milttcr in Eeutihlolo bobc Die
8cgellIt0l0e, melhe er ais YrGientc
tilr Gbico8o'er Srcnnbc follite. fir
i'm ailf oic utgc0cbcnc @eiic pcrpodt,
obre nab CT 0arrll mllbte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Sic Mnmnn-H anbafiairc.

@eiicln,nn mo Hncocr llltcr Dober
Niir9ld)uit icItgebnlten. - Iiron
micocr cntlnIicn. - Eolijci 0sa
0itlihcn GiitriftS ninlunt lpcitcte
&crhnftlng Dor. - Nrtblr 3iircic
Ser Nrrcitout.
Sam. @ciiclmul nlb Sobn @oe,
Der, ipcld)c inter Dem &crboDt ItcbclL
nltQeblidl Simon 9fltn1nu in "icillrnt
Hubcll, Nr. t5G, NoroaWap Strobc,
gcrc'iclt mo bcrnubt 5ll bubcll, nm
ocncn Die Ginbriihe in bic @Gocn Don
Niclion & @olnleS. Nr. 1877. Sin.
Nroanpon mo Srco. u. @crner.
9tr. %, SiibsSrpnbmnp, cbcniuuS III
Die Sdube 9eiWp6en mcrocn, iillo
ourd) Eoli5ciri0tcr O'9tciQ inn sit.
lid)cll Stotion5bouS bis gum 81.
September Dem 8eiGngnib iibcrpic.
ien moroeil, Inn Der Noli5ci @clegel,.
bcit 81 9cbclL. gcriigenoeS YcpciS.
material 5u lonlnlelll. Eoli5eiridtcr
S'Atcia icbtc bic 9iirgihait auf ic
$4,000, Mihtcr Goblcr poin Stootge-
rid)t r~cou5irtc icOod ben @etrog &C
tern Nobnlittag oui $1,000. Ger
brittle Irrei tullt, 2oren5o Z. Iiron,
lpltrOe ouf antrog Oes 0ebcimpoli}i.
item Eoblcr elltlniien, oa oerieIbe nit
Den Gicbitdblen %oiienbor nidtS 81
tblln bntte. Mn icincr SteQc mllroe
obcr geitcrn Slbcno ser % Sabre o!te
Nrtbnr 9fiedc bon Nr. los, 2i1bt,
StraBc, bltrd) Den Seraeullten Efcr.
Mig llno Den Eoli5iitcn Bombing Der
boitct, ols ocrlclbc nit cincuS hlepp.
oonnpicr. auf Dem CT bcihGiiigt 1T,
bier alfonl. Scinc Softer lullrbca
ourGllld)t, obcr nifts G~erbGdti0e5
a%ciunoen. Nicde itcbt unter ocnl
Serbodt, ali sen gilibfiiden iii Sic
&G0en bon Hielicn & Solnc3 un5
6rcO. @cbrnmt tbcilgctpmmcn 81
bobclL oa1cGcn idcincl1 nod teinc
Tcrood)tsgrilloc bafiir por5lliegclr,
bob cr nlld) bel Dem llcbcrfol oui
Guntnn bctbciligt mar. Gle @c6cint.
polijiitcll, mcld)e @ciiclmnn mo Hoc.
Der perboitetcll, legtcn bci'm oeItri.
gen &crbor cillcll H%cpolpcr, cincn
SootId,ld9er, cincn Sobrcr ullb cine
elcftrilHc Snihclllompc Dor, mcld]t
@~c1cnitGnbc IN @ciielmon'S 9eiib &c,
fltlloen iuurbci. Nnh Nngobc Der
Eoli3lItel pnBt Der 0cirnbene @obrcr
Gcnnll in bic 20fer, mcld)e III oic
@elbldlibloOcn Der bcrollbtcn 2GOcu
gcbpbrt mnrcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Tram MuUlcuclt UcrlGbt Yaris.

Eoris, 10. September. - Sran
Sbcooorc Mooicnelt rciite belttc in Be
Gleitlrng ibrer Sodter Gtbel bon bier
laf Der SdppeiS ob. Nod) ciner fur
son Sour ourd) bic glpcn bcgcbcn JIG
lid; mad, &cneoi9 mo BOZ, bort nod
Yorto Wouri5io, NO iic fllr5c Belt
bei SRI. Gorpm, ISrnn Gouiepclt'S
Sd)meltcr, perbringcn merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Y q d Mehpbnth @cnh.

Rad GcGobotb 0cod. -
Ser .9obmiihc Gerein" peranital.c.
an fonlmcnocn Sonntng olti piei,
fotes Serlolgen einen Allsilua nudl
Hcbobotb Vcad). Sic 9(bia6rt eriolat
nm Z llbr Worgens. ST.. q. !. 8nnd
Vcllbcr Der .Vobmen.Suue" an
9toros9rooomop mo Barnes StraBe,
itebt an Der Spite oes ARRANGEMENTS
Gomite'S.
We9en Der II d ten Notb +.
) II d) IS Serbredena ipuroe
Der q Sabre olte Sonos S5tooolo
ans Der oItreid)iifen Yropin5 Soros,
Der ais 3lp%iidenoefS E~oiiogier oilf
ocnt geItern Nbeno bier orlgelangten
Earnpfer .Hbeill" %onfnnl, nm nud)
Fittsbnrg 81 r%eiien. 100 er iriiber
Idbon einnlol genrbeitet bat, oni 0c.
trciben oe9 oitreihilden GoniltlS Der.
Gaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17

NaS NJ lpbo &upitrl T..
I" bonn Srbcn bcS yGoitcrn Star"
~fcicrtc gcItcrn I6cllo in Sn5o5cr's
&uac lein 30. St%iftuigsieit. Gin
lebr gut gclpGbltcS Yroarnnm &C.
ion9tc ourdy tiitti9e arGitc sur
Eilrtfilbrlrng. als Mitalicoer bcs
HrrdiiGtiiiniafift5S Gt1oSnliite's illnairtcll
Tuallitu @odrnnm Safe M. 0ictrid,,
&atc Gilman, Carrie GnrlS Minnie
Nicb0cr, Gpu SdGnboIS mo Aoolpb
&Dnig.
Gin ncucr SdIog ii /
Willie SomnS .-@iQic IplpnS,
oci'cll britter Tro5eb IN &urjcn1 be
ginncn miro, crlitt geitcrn cine bit,
tere Grtt1uid)ullg. Gr bottc bcob.
lidtigt, oieier Gage iein Solls an Der
Fotterioll.EorI., no6e Goitern-9l pc.
luicoer 81 be,icbclt, bic Stootperiuol,
titng bat ibrl nbcr cillcll biden Strid)
ourd) Die Mcd)nllrlg gcnlnd,t, inbcnl
lie g~citern icillc elcNouten Mobcl at.
bolcn lll,o in ciltem 2oacrbous lllltcr.
brilgcn lieb.
Stc Sircftorcn ocS W rgs
Lamb, 81 it itnts bicltcn IicEs
itog Nbcnb bic critic Terionnlrull
nod ibren Sommerfericn I'M Snitit!rt
al Der ut. Gopol.a penllc. Cine Su1.
ipcftion Der peridieoencn a%luiienjin:.
mer bemieS, oaB Iif NqeS iiir Den
S6nlonfong IN pollfommenoIter
Srbnung befinoet. Gin Mn5obl Ser,
beliernngen murbel porgnomnlen.
Alld) iillb neuc Stutllcn ouigciteGt
unb Die Gage bon onberen pcrG1ocrt.
Mn Stelle bon Sern1eS lit Wtinerpa
getretcn, lueld)c ictt Der &enuS pcH
Wilo @eleaid)nft %leiItett. 2os Sdul'
Gontite beridtetc. boB Die 6ofnltut
ourd) Sans .Shuler. unieren geniu-
len 9ilobalier, uno Srn. s. y. Sur.
ner perltGrft lporocn lit. Sic nGdi:c
GerIammlung bes Tireftoriums lin.
oct om 8. Sftpbcr in Der Worfet
Blocc.Snne Itott, an meld)em Gntum
aud BORT Die aluiielt eroiinet meroell.
Vcn1crtersipertb lit Der grpbe Ero.
5entiab Der Sdiilcr oeutidcr DC
Itamnlullg, mo III An6etruft bieier
Sbatladc id)eint es mir ielbitpcr-
ItGnolid) 81 ieilt, Oob bent Girefto.
rilnt bier Geutid)e onaebaren, nam.
lid bic SO. ,ernlt Sdmeiiicr, War.
tin Weperoird, Senrp Ibnlns, 6rultf
u. &oen uno gntot $. Setting.
Sum anoenfenn ban
9 d b, pelber onn 90. Sebruar
1886 itarb uno perfiigte, oaB mad
Dem Sooc ieiner @ottin iein Germo-
gen ST gleifen Sbeilen fiinf iiioi-
ifen @eicqidoiten mo @enleinoen
oniolen iole, weroen ont na6iten
Counting 5fuei b%ron5ene Stotllen emit
bilut, cine auf Ser Baltimore Sebrelp
Cemetery mo Die onoere oii Dem
Srieobofe oes Gutalp Ylace SempelS.
6rau Sh(oB itorb in 1904 nnb ieoe
ciit5elne Der fiinf @eicQihoiten crbdlt
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
5eiiin ppit 9rasan5o.

S,ronffnrt a. M., 10 Sep. =
Gas 2uitldifi u3cppeIin 8" trot
bciltc BON bier aus einc Subrt nod
M~tannbeim an. Inter ocn Yaliogie.
rcli b%cfinoen Iid Erin5 ailgult Don
TrenBerL Der Ser5og bon Sohicn-
Goburg mo @otba mo Srpiqc
@rigbt.
Monnbcim NJ, IS. september. -
Gas onftidiif Zeppelin 3" bat icine
Sonoung nod) elmer gclllngencn5obrt
lpnblbcbaltcn bier beperfiteaigt. Or
lille @ri9bt fcbrt nah Berlin 5llriif,
Inn BORT mcitere MISUNDERSTANDING.
len 5ll MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Spencer GSoD oanft ab.

guforcIt, Hum1nicn. Is. Sept.
- Spcl,ccr i. gbop olt3 Chicago,
Ger omcrifnniidJc @cionotc an Mllnnd,
nien lno Serbicn, bot Ocm ErGiioclls
ton Soit icinc N6onlflun9 iibern1it.
telt mo Mil ocn biplomatiid)en
TicrIt quittircn. &ronfbeitsi1Qc IN
icincr Camille nnO oriugenoc Sc
ldditc in oen Ser. Stootcn mcrocn
ais llrIadc nilgcgcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
llnrnBcn an Der rniiiid,-pcrHid)cu
Wrcm3c.

EctcrSburg, 10. September.
- 8ic cine Icpcid)c aus Siilis mel
Eet, iil0 cirfn 1000 pcriiidc @nnoi-
ten al Der @rcn5c %con5cntrirt wno be.
brpbcn bic ruiiiidcu @rell5mGttcr.
Gcrlt0rtungcn iito ciligit nod Der
OcfdbrOctcn 8cgcrb gcifidt lporoell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17

Eerionolnotij. - 6rnu q.
Stodcr Don Nr. 1911, -Mcgciter-
StruBe, bot lid olti mcbrlu0dcnt,
lid)eil gcilH 81 6relnloen IN Gnlr
mltsbllrg ul0 Sollcptoun, Mb., uno
Wigomoolc, go, bcgcbcn, Sic miro
am 1. Oftober 5ltriidfcbren.
= Sr. albcrt Gauge, Sobn ocS
Srn. NllBilit 3nnge an Der @roobilbs
Apennc, gebt hod Sbolpnee, Sflo'
BONA, ais @ollpt-W udiiibrer UNI
'Siilis.S cfrctGr Der n@eitern urrn
Soutbcrn Sire S%nilronce Gomponn".
&otcr unO Stnclter pcrocn ibGl
ocnn1d,lt Iolgcn.
Weoi5iner n Contention.
- 81 Srooood 6eigbtS in fSrcocrid.
County bcgoltn 9citern Nbeno Die
5neitGAi9c bolbjdbrlihe Tcriomm-
lung Der meoi5iniiden unb hirllrgi-
iden IofilltGt bon WorplonO. lin
Geidbr 100 ger5te bon Baltimore neb.
men an Der Teriomnllung Sbeil.
SOll alien Mann n%ieoer.
&c ely lagcn y b II. llllter
Der Anldulloigung, ongeblid oen 60.
jGbrlgen Sobn 3od)or bon Hr, 1873,
Moro MabeiroItrobe, onge0riifcn
llno 5u 9obcn ocihlugcn 5li bobcn
pllroe Soiepb Stubhins, Elm jllrlger
Murn BON gtr. 2203, Sit . eager.
Elocc, gcitern oitrh Hid)ter S'9tcin
IN Der norooItli6en Voli5eiitotioll bis
oiti @eitcres mad benz @efGngniB &c.
Ionot, nm Die 5olgen ieiner Sbot ob-
5ulpnrten. Ger ulte Wonn, wcld)er
angebllf cine l6luere aopfpunbc er.
lit, ais CT 81 Soben i~tiir5te, ioQ Iid)
III fritiId)em 3ultanoc beiinben.
Sonoi6 ullebrer. Gcrcin
geo I ii II 0et. - M1Greno oerGoll.
Dentiun Der Sebrer bon Baltimore,
Gonntp griinoeten Die 2ebtcrcn einen
NereUL ocrn lie oen Honten yYolto.
SdJlllebrer : Terein" gaber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
&crmiId,tr tclcgrapbiidyc Irpcihrn.

- Sn clncn Strcitc Spiidlcn bcn
6umillcn GoIboouar mo @rao 5ll
&ingItolL N.0., mltrbc Noron Goib,
Dollar porgcltcrn Nbcno crihoiicn
mo iein SrllOcr Somcs lcbcnspci1br.
lid pcrlett. Snrrp @rnp bciinbct iiN
dis Der Sbdtcr in Soit. Sic TSomi.
lien mobncn nebcn cinnnbcr mo ma.
rem ourd) cincn Streit ilber gcpi'ic5
Gigcltbum pcricinoct.
Sri. Nlorencc @cbcr, lpelbc fri.
Der III cinenl Sclcphonbiireull 5ll
Glcpclono ongcitclt mar, lit bel Go.
mol Gopcr, 8, ais 9eidc inn S%ltscoru.
luoS:Tipcr @0cirutOcn porocn. Nb
WorO, ScIbItmoro ober llnioll Dor
licgt, lit nod nif)t icitgcitcllt.
- Sopio =, Glorf, Mitolieo ser
6looo II. Gonflin &orniib SO. bon
Nemorf, N.-S., bat in Erincc @corg.
ae's &otcl an Der Sit y. Str. IN
Nelu'Yorf SclbItmoro burd &ergif.
ten begongen. acknowledgements
ten uno onacNriIRne @eiun0bcit tri,.
ben i'm in ben Sob.
General Eorfirio Gini. ErGii.
Dent polD Mcrifo, ~ieIcrtc gcitern iei.
men 10. @cburtsta9. Gr ltcbt icit 30
Sabrcn an Der Spibc Scr Meprblif
lllb lit SIT eillem meitcrcn Scrmin
bon icfs Sobrcn, bcginncnb in 1910,
llominirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Mcmc arbcitcr.1tmrnbrn in SdJuebem.

Stodbolm m, Is. September. =
Strifenoe gddergeielIen sogen in Der
Iebten Nad)t bon elmer g1derei CUR
anoeren, bemolirten Die 5eniter uno
nertrieben Die arbeiter. Nebrere ser
Sumultllanten ipuroen %perbaftet.
Iie friiberen gebieniteten Der
StodItraBenbabn baben lid erboten,
Gle Guntpagnic fir alien, ibrem gi-
sentbum ndbreno oes Strifes 5use.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
&ataitrppbc i'm Safcn pun Mapcnna.

&opcnno, Stalien, 10. Sept. -
CDlomit, ourd) mcld)es oltcs Mmlcrs
mcrf i'm Suicn aeiprcngt mcrocn
Iolltc, perieblte beute, SIT crplooiren,
l!Hb Saildcr murOen ms @aiIcr &C.
ididt, Inn %nodBuicben. @lcid) bo.
roni ging Der Sprcngihub los nnb
brei Sall6cr mllrben actootet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Waraarctha Scmpcl.

IS Itorb am Is. September 1909
Sgou Margarctba Sempel, i'm Alter
ron 76 Sobren i'm Squire ibres
Sdniegeriobnes, Sermann Midlid,
nj. 713, @arnerltraBe. Die 3eit Der
@cerbigilng miro ipdter a~nge5eigt.
$3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Na9 Mannbeim.
Meneiter Sing bes 3eppelin : 2nft-
idiffcs.

aoiieriobn Elm Scrjog itlo
SrpiQc @ri9bt oils Eaiioaieire.
9ritiid)cs ariegsminiiterium
beidaiti9t iid nit profitabIel
6icii6 Spefulationcn. 2oro
Smcconloutb altf bcm Sterbcbctt.
Gehtldpruiiider Streitioli III
Der @anoi6urei. Nadmebcn
bcs idpebiiden @eneralitrifes.
anita Steuort lit iebt Erin-
-. p t~4seg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17

fiigtcn .sdaben 5rt be5oblen, Inter
Der g%eoingung, ouB ale Strifer ibrc
friiberen Steaen 5uriid crboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Sic @alicrinbrt Der ySclpbinritter."

Sic geitrige Grpbe bca rNrion" bon
IS SGngern beiuht. - Die lcb.
ten Arrangements fin ole Grtltr.
lion ollf Dem EroNtoonpicr
n2oniie" getroffen. slnoeres
aus benz SDlln ul0 Grcibcn oclt.
ider Gereire.
gScn 8ott mill red,te Wunit criuciicll,
Gen ididt er in Die mcite @elt,
Gem mill er icine &lnroer lpciicn
rSl Berg uno @alo nn0 Strom lulb
~ n, Tclo.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-04
Memorial pax at Butte.

Butte, Neb., June Especial to
The News: Decoration day was very
appropriately observed In Butte. The
procession formed at the G. A. r. hall,
headed by the Butte band, then the
old soldiers and w. r. c., followed
" citizens in carriages, the process
t., reaching for over half mile,
or to the cemetery where the
%oc> the soldiers and other loved
Oh Net. ) strewn with flowers. An
elegA dinner was served at the G.
A. r. hall for the post and their fam
lilies. In the afternoon an interesting
program was listened to by large
crowd, thexzfifl vbgkq cmfwyp vbgk
crowd. The exercises were held in
the court house hall. Attorney w. A.
Goble and Attorney A. H. Tingle were
the speakers of the day.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-04
TROOPS CALLED OUT
California Strikers Seize Light Sta
tion--Town In Danoer

oWf w bdUgcT.
Sacramento, Calf, June 3.-In re-
Spouse to telegram from McCloud,
announcing that the 600 lumber work
men on strike there had broken into
the light and power plant and forced
the firemen and engineers to quit work,
Governor Gillett ordered four compan-
les of the state militia to protect the
scene at once.
They left Sacramento by special
train at $3.50 o'clock last night to make
the $50 miles journey to the heart
of the lumber region. Col H. l. Sey-
mour of the Second infantry is In
command.
Col. Bradbury's telegram said the
town was without light or fire protec-
ton and that property worth two mil
lion dollars, the citizens and their
homes were at the mercy of the strik-
ers who were apparently beyond con-
troll Of their leaders. He asked that
five companies of militia be rushed to
the scene
Sishon, Calf, June 3.-The power
house and lighting plant at McCloud
were captured by the striking shingle
mill employees and the town was in
darkness last night. Between 300 and
400 armed strikers marched on the
plant, drove off the twenty-five deputy
sheriffs on guard and took possession,
compelling the men at work to quit.
The strikers were still in possession
of ton of dynamite stored at the
power house of the McCloud River
Lumber company, which was captured
two nights ago but no attempt has
been made to use it.
Sheriff Howard admitted that he
needed help to handle the situation.
In reply to the sharp criticism of
Governor Gillett who declared the ring
leaders should have been arrested,
the sheriff said to have done so would
have precipitated q riot that must
have resulted in the loss sof human
life.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-04
RAILWAY TbXES GO UP
An Increase Of Two Million Dollars
In Nebraska.

Lincoln, June 3.-Tne Nebraska
board of equalization increased rail-
way valuations on the Union Pacific,
the Northwestern and the Burlington.
The assessment was lowered on the
Missouri Pacific.
The valuation of the Burlington was
increased from $116,170,S70 to $119,-
290500. On this Land Commissioner
Cowles voted no.
The valuation of the Northwestern
was fixed at $4,000 a mile, instead of
$33,500. State Treasurer Brian voted
no. Shallenberger's motion to in
crease the assessment $4,000 a mile
was voted down.
The valuation of the Union Pacific
was fixed at $75,757,325, instead Of
$73,933, 400.
The Missouri Pacific was granted a
decrease of $4,000 a mile, the valua-
ton this year being fixed at $4,000.
All other valuations are the same as
last year.
The grand total will be increased
more than $2,000,000.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-04
Death of w. n. Todd.

Neigh, Neb., June Especial to
The News: William H. Todd died at
the home of his parents in this city
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Todd had been in the state Of
Texas during the past winter and
spring and contracted malaria. He
came home about month ago and
apparently, was regaining his health
but sudden change took place with
in the past two weeks, and gradually
he became worse, and died of typhoid
malaria. He was the only son and
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Todd, who
have been residents of Neigh for
number of years. Funeral services
have been arranged for Friday.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-04
LIGHTNING FIRES BLAST.
Quarry Superintendent Is Ten Feet
Away When Shot Explodes.

away When shot ExpIodes.
Fond du Lac, Wis, June 3.-Half an
acre Of solid stone, twenty-five feet in
thickness, lifted by single blast, and
that blast fired by bolt of lightning,
is a record breaking phenomenon re.
ported today from Knowles, Dodge
county, where the Standard Lime and
Stone company of this city has quar-
ries.
Supt H. j. Murphy, who was com.
plotting plans for the shot when the
storm came up, took the precaution to
run down the lead wires to avoid any
chance of short circuits. Running one
wire through either hand, he started
for the ledge where the charge was
placed and when within ten feet of 1t
there came binding flash, followed
by terrific explosion, in which eigh.
teen charges were fired.
Mr.. Murphy's hands were severely
burned by contact with the wires, but
neither he nor his assistants were in.
jured by the falling stone.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-04
AINsWoRTH LIGHT COMPANY.
100000 Capital Stock of New Corpora.
ton in That Civ

100000 Capital Stock of New Corpora.
ton in That City.
Ainsworth, Neb., June 3.-The Aims
worth Electric Light and Power com.
pany was organized and incorporated
here. The capital stock is 100000.
The incorporators are r. S. Rising,
president of the National Bank of
Ainsworth; j. B. Finney, president of
the Excelsior Mill and Lumber CON-
pany; w. H. Williams, secretary of
the Excelsior Mill and Lumber COM
pany; Frank Sellers, ranchman; Char
ley Howe, manager of the Munson-
Howe Mercantile company; R. F. Os-
born, president of the AinSworth Land
company.
The officers elected are: Frank Sell
lors, president and general manager;
r. F. Osborn, vice PRESIDENT w. H.
Williams, secretary; R, F. Rising,
treasurer, ,e
The company proposes to dam Plum
creek at point about fourteen miles
northwest of Ainsworth and bring the
power in on cables.
The ground has been carefully
looked over by expert engineers and it
is estimated that 400 horse power
can be secured by the erection of q
thirty-foot dam. Engineers are now on
the ground making plans for such a
dam. AS soon as these plans have
been completed they will advertise for
bids for the construction of the dam.
1t is hoped to have the work done in
time to give Ainsworth electric lights
the coming winter.
The excelsior mills and elevators
will use the power in their business.
The streets will be lighted and light
will be furnished to private parties.
The building of the dam will make
a lake of over fifty acres. This will
be stocked with fish-bass and crap
by; boats will be provided and bath
ing beech established. The power
plant is located in one of the most TO.
mantle spots in north Nebraska, and
the place will be popular as resort
when its beauties and virtues become
known.
Eventually an electric line will be
built from Ainsworth to the place, and
perhaps from there on to Meadville.
Springview, Burton and Gregory. That
part, however, is in the future-the
electric light and power part of the
deal is now assured.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-04
McDougal' BurIew.

Neigh, Neb., June Especial to
have been received in this city from
Omaha that Gay N. McDougal and
Miss Ethel NJ Burlew were married
in that city on Tuesday morning of
this week. The young couple are
highly esteemed at this place. Mr..
McDougal is head timer in the hard
ware store of B. ]. Wright, where he
has been employed for a number Of
years. Miss Burlew has been one of
the efficient teachers in the city
schools. The newly welded will be
Eat home" in Neigh after July 1.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-04
Standings of the Leagues.

Western League-Omaha 594; Wich-
ita 5Sl; Des Moines 574; Sioux City
552; Topeka 500; Denver 467; Pueblo
375; Lincoln 315,
National League - Pittsburg 692;
Chicago 6l0; New York 514; Philadel.
phia 500; Cincinnati 463; Brooklyn
457; St Louis 425; Boston 1924.
American Association - Milwaukee
644; Louisville 543; Minneapolis SIP;
Indianapolis eli; Columbus ATS; To
ledo 444; Kansas City 429; st. Paul
42S. ~ -
american League-Detroit 65S; Phil.
adelphia 6O3; New York 571; Boston
55S st. Louis 459; Cleveland 421; Chi.
cago 405; Washington 324.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-04
THIS CAR STRIKE ENDS
Pittsfield, Mass, Carmen and Company
Get Touether

Pittsfield, Mass, June 3.-The Pitts.
field Street Railway company and
striking carmen came to an agree
ment early today after an all night
conference and the men went back to
work at a. m The company agreed
to the two principal demands of the
strikers-the l cent per hour wage in
crease and straight 1O-hour day
while the strikers withdrew the three
miner demands. The strike was in
augurated yesterday.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-04

the business houses closing from |
to 4 y. m. In order to attend the ex-
ercises, which we're given at the OPP
era house and participated in by the
odd Fellows lodge, the 2. c. b. ].
lodge and citizens in general. The
Bohemian band furnished music In
the street and also at the opera house.
The address was given by Mr..
Coombs. At the conclusion of the
exercises and the address the lodges
and citizens went to the various. Gem.
eteries and decorated the graves Of
the dead veterans, as we'll as the
graves Of members of the various or.
ders. Flowers were abundant and the
floral offerings were quite large and
very pretty.