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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-09
TROOPS ARRIVE
TO QUELL STRIKE
TRAIN LOAD OF SOLDIERS GO ro
eLAcE BAY, NOVA SCOTIA.
COMPANY PREPARES FOR WAR
To House the Miners Who Were EvIct-
ed From Houses Belonging to the
Company, Tents Have Been Put
Into Service.

| Into Service.
Glace Bay, July S.-The arrival OF
trainload of troops today from bar
racks at Halifax to assist in quelling
disorder at the mines of the Dominion
Coal company demonstrated the SER
ious condition into which the strike
of the United Mine Workers has de-
veloped
The Dominion Coal company states
that 1t is well prepared for a long con-
fiict while the strikers say that they
Will have the mines completely tied
up in few days. n
To house the strikers who were
evicted from the houses of the COM
pany hundreds Of tents have been put
up, presenting an unique aspect amid
the coal dust begrimed buildings ad-
jacent to the collieries.
Halifax, N. s., July S.-A trainload
of troops was started for Cape Breton
to quell the disturbances in the min
ing districts. Colonel Humphrey, act
ing commander of the troops In the
Halifax garrison, received telegram
from the military headquarters at Of
tawa ordering him to despatch troops
| to Cape Breton as quickly as possible.
special train was in waiting and
tents and provisions were at once
placed on board. Under the COM
mand of Colonel Wade were the
troops entrained. Two batteries Of
artillery with four machine guns and
500 men from the Royal Canadian
regiment proceeded. A large guam
tity of ball cartridges were placed on
the train.
Glace Bay, c. B., July S.-Riotous
scenes at the collieries, an assault on
General Manager Duggan, the reading
of the riot act, the injury of several
workmen, twelve arrests and the re-
fusal Of Mayor Douglas Of Glaze Bay
to call out the troops at the request
of the company were the special fea-
| lures that marked the second day of
| the strike of the United Mine Work
ers of America in the employ of the
Dominion Coal company.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-09
CONDITION or THE WEATHER
Temperature Tor twenty ,our Hours.
Forecast for Nebraska.
Condition Of the weather as record.
ed for the twenty.four hours ending
at 8 a m. today:

Chicago, July S.-The bulletin Is.
sued by the Chicago station of the
United States weather bureau gives
the forecast for Nebraska as follows:
Partly cloudy, with probably show.
ers tonight or Friday
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-09
FOLLOWS Wife
TO The CRAVE
PROMINENT LOUISVILLE SHOE
DEALER COMMITS SUICIDE.
HIS WIFE HAD ENDED HER LIFE
When He Viewed the Remains Of His
Wife, Taken from the Ohio River,
Walter J. Honaker Of Louisville Fol.
lowed Her Example.

Louisville, KY, July 7.-Responding
to notice that the body of his wife,
who it is believed committed suicide
two or three days ago, had been taken
from the Ohio river, Walter j. Hon
aker, member of prominent firm of
retail shoe dealers, today viewed the
body at an undertaking establishment
and, after Identifying it, committed
suicide.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

John Ab~her returned We'd
nesday evening" from "a business
,rir Ia Minneapolis. While n
that city Mr.. Absher met anl
enjoyed "A social visit with w. j.
Bryan the W. j. Will, nresl
DENTAL aspirations. These two
gentlemen were class mates
during their school days and
are naturally warm Il lends. but
differ Ia u ,lttics. as evidenced
rs fettr ri IT their meeting IN
a Minn~atpbli> daily. wherein
the reporter has it that Bryan
asked Abs her If he had voted
for him every time he ran Ger
president. and Ah>ler told him
ho had not and would not until
he changed his policies, whereat
Mr.. BRYAN ,aid that was all
right but he was sorry tp learn
that he could never receive the
vote of his old classmata, but he
could not change his policies.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

.lud Stoves was a visitor in
the New Era office Wednesday
and informed US that a short
time ago a prairie hre got into
their neck OF the woods twelve
miles southwest and destroyed
his barn, and that he had hard
work to save his hurses. lie
also said IL was not the tirst lire
they had been compelled IN fight
tins snring. but that heretofore
they have oesn successful In
saving their property.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

Wagner's big nine IA small
part of il, went down to Tyndall
Wednesday to play ball. They
come home whipped.
There was a high wind We'd
nesdav afternoon and evening
which sent the dust scurrying
around the corners anu through
every conceivable crack aud
Granny. Dus. every where.
Car, Cosolin was in Ia G US
Thursday. and informed that
the rural route inspectors had
been out in their n.,.hhorhosi
IN sec about chang ~ our route
No. , and putting part OF I. on =
! route on. of Lake Andes.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. w. Owens
arrived In Wagner Thursday
from Bcyesford wish their
household goods aud will make
this city their future home.
MIR. Owens owns considerable
land in this locality ant has
moved here an that lac may Civ.
1t better attic n.ion.
Workmen broke ground on
the lot just west OF the FIRST
State Bank building, Monday
for the construction of a tine
brick store building to be erect
cd by +. ) Strobehn aud j. w.
Eggers. and To be occupied by
j. r. Janda with his stock OF
general merchandise.
l.. kirschenmann is back from
q trip of inspection Of the land
in Trip county. Tie decided
not t. Tile. a. the number h."
received IN the drawing was SO
high tina I he didn't consider he
could get a claim that would be
valuable enongh to warrant the
expense he would be a. in &C
curing title.
Adam Grimes returned Mon.
day evening from a trip 10.
Yankton. and was accompanied
by M daughter Minnie. Who
proceeded Ia Academy, and On
Tuesday his daughter Ruby
passed through here enroute
for the same place, where they
go to attend The wedding of
Miss Jessie Smith To Mr.. Alton
Parish.
On Nav .st the Farm and
Home end the Dakota Central
telephone companies connected
'thetr lines and Offices here,
thereby complying with the
wishes. of their patrons. vii o.
petltloned them some ago to
make such connections. This
Will do away With the necessity
OF business places having two
phones, which was very annoy
inc, as we'll as being an un.
necessary expense.
Notice the change in the hours
of service IN the Methodist
church. These changes will be
effective until October LIST. The
morning worship at IL a. M. in
stead of 1915. Sunday school at
Il; Epworth League at Z p. IN.
and the evening song and praise
service at 500 o'clock. The sub.
iect for Sunday morning service
will be Christian Character
and in the evening ''The War OF
Sense and Soul All are cor
daily invited.
For Sale. My house and one
and a half lots south Of the new
school house. for particulars,
write Frank Ray, Utica S. ID.
, Wanted, cattle TO pasture. I.
; per head. Can dip at small ad
ditional cost. Abbott Little,
Sec. Ii, 90, 60. Greenwood, ,. ID
Strayed Two hogs. weight
about 200 lbs each from tn
stock yards, about April eth
Farmers Go Operative Associf
alton.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

Wednesday the infant daugh.
Ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Scott was drowned by falling
into the cellar, which was par.
tia iiv filled with water. Jus,
how tho accident occurred We
have been unable tn learn. Tie
fuuatal il la bo held from the
Methodist church this after
noon.
The loss Of the little one Is AT
ly terrible blow Ia the
parents. coming as H. did, and
We deeply sympaihise with
them In their bereavement.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

Artificial ice is now being de-
livered to Wagner consumers.
V. ]. Pesicka srent Sunday
with his parents near the lake.
Fresh bread, pies, cakes and
cookies At Belmont's shoe
shop.
Wanted. a competent girl for
general homework. Mrs. II. d.
James. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Donova n
spent Sunday with relatives at
Lake Andes.
Rev. j. w. Allen left Wednes
day morning for Sioux Falls TO
be gone for a few days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. J. McCor
mick went to Sioux City Thurs
day, returning Saturday.
Star Brand Shoes are better.
Ask your neighbor. Satisfaction
guaranteed. --Naeves.
Dave Collins returned to Wag-
ner Tuesday evening after a
winters stay in Oklahoma.
For sale. A desirable house
and lot. Inquire of III. II.
James. A.
Misses Young and Wicks went
to Academy Tuesday evening to
attend the Parish-Smith we'd
ding.
Everything you want in the
base ball line. We carry the
best there is. City Drug Store.
c. l.. Silvis of Rock Island.
ILL.,, "a here the past week
looking after his real estate in
terests in this locality.
Look at our display window
and see the newest and best in
spring suits. IL. G. Bark
Judging from indications,
John Smith is once more prepar-
ing to go into the meat busl
ness.
Hon. Frank DO left Wed
nesday morning for Lyman anc
Stanley counties, where he i.
dealing in lands.
Mr.. Gill came up from Ell
Point on Thursday Of last week
to look after his interests In the
r. M. Co. at this place.
B. w. Burnett, the telephone
magnate Of Tyndall, was locking
after business interests here
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Z. G.. George came GU
from Parker Saturday and
spent a few days visiting he
husband.
j. Kabsrna, who has been
assisting in the r NJ. Co. store
since the first of the year, has
severed his connection with the
same.
Have YOU seen the new Dutcl
collar. They have arrived a
Naevas in any different STYLES
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

The National Poultry Food
will make hens lay aud prevent
them from getting roup cholera
aud all other chicken diseases.
II you are not satisfied with the
food ii viii not cost you anything
At Emil Mis,erek's Feed Store.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

| have a large list OF good de.
sirable lands for sale or trade ia
South aud North Dakota. aud
Mimi. Ii you want \ farm or
have any thing To offer In the
way Of trade or il you want 10
sell your place write me withou.
DELAY. Address + l. Barragar.
Sheldon, Iowa.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

II = sale Of selsonl lands was
held at Wheeler on May ard.
aud there was 2ii6 10 III acre.
sold. The total price paid for
this land was xlJ.. So -.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07
Wanted, 500 Head of Cattle
to Pasture

We have a pasture containing.
500 acres Of good grass land,
spring water, and shade trees.
situated on Spring Cpcek. and
would like YOUR cattle TO pasture
this season. For particulars
apply TO Thomas Arrow. Wag-
ner, S. ID. Isaac Om aha, Owner
4 %
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07
STAnP 1T

a a faa beyond
dopuis that your
creditor uouid ra-
iher rscereaebeck
from you than a
package Of care
Ju ily boarded
cuh. Thy knou
you ara not hiding
your assets 1uou
pay By a cbsek
on the
Commercial
State Bank
THY also knou
that hopOs, hon.
ct you may Be
your cWlom a
keeping your cash
yosSsy makes Il
payNie that a fir
q mfH, or tuen q
rat may cause .
loss ,chich maj
prevent you from
paying your BILL.
Think II . {
Snh Rank
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

Naeves for Star Brand Shoes.
II thev don't wear right bring
them back.
The City Drug store, the New
Barber shop. the New Era of
fce and the Bakery are each
putting in city water this week.
Sam Ely. who was sent 10 TT.
Leayenworth abouta year ago To
board with Uncle Sam. return.
cd to Wagner Monday evening
DR.. n. j. Warren came up
from Sioux City Monday and
visited = dav with his son, n. j
Warren, returning home Tues
day.
See tho swell assortment OF
bolts, bags, combs. and hair
orno0WO1s at Nseves.
Miss Rose kaberna returned
to her duties in the county
treasurer's office at Wheeler
last Friday. after a short visit
at home.
J. G.. Thompson has sold his
property in block II, original
townsite, TO Albert kaight, who
will erect a dwelling house on
the same.
The big post card tower is
filed with new cards. Come in
and look at them. City Drug
Store.
G.. +. Fox and crew OF men
from Iankton were here last
week and built a neat and com
modious vault il the Wagner
State Bank
j. f. Estes and son of Gree n
wood spent Thursday night Of
last week in Wagner, while on
their return from a trip 10
Sioux Falls.
See cur window display for
the latest in hats.
H. CT. Bark and Company.
The opera house management
announce another dance for Sat
urday evening. May oth. Music
by Nogeli Harp Orchestra
Everybody invited.
Minneapolis seed fax, free of
all mustard, for sale at Dakota
Elevator. 1 %
For sale or rent. As | have
auit the laundry business en-
tlrely, my building is for sale OF
rent, with or without machinery
+. A. Ehrisman. 81
Strayed. from my place il
Wagner last Sunday, a bay
colt. Finder please notify W f
BRAZIL.
The fishing season opened il
South Dakota Saturday, and VIZ
may expect to hear some gooc
ones when the local nimrods gel
into the game right.
New line o: ladies spring
collars. See our window dis
play. At II. G.. Bark and Co.'S
Charity Chapter, Order Of the
Eastern Star, held an interest
ling meeting Tuesday evening
After degrees we're conferred
committee No. l served refresh
ments.
The storm and cold weather
lof last week stopped building
Operations in Wagner for sew
eral days. but everything i
again moving along lively il
that line.
For sale OF trade. My resi-
! dence in Wagner. G. b. Dowl
ING. 7.2
The members of the Congre
gat:onal church are MAXIM
. preparations TO put up a par
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07
John Was Charmed

At the regular meeting ot tile
city council monday evening, af
ter the old council had dissolved
and before organizing the new
council, Mayor James informed
retiring alderman S~tedronsky
from the third ward that his
presence was required for a few
minutes, and on behalf OF the
old council and other city Off
GERS presented Mr.. Stedronsky
wills a beautiful 81 degree Con
sistory watch charm in taken Of
the kindly feeling of the old
council and city officers toward
Mr. s tedronskv and also In al
probation Of his long service,
"a "a town and CITY official MIR
Stedronsky responded with a
few well chosen remarks. lie
retires with the good VII of the
entire city council and other
city officers. aud they at the
same time welcomed Mr.. Con
nor, his successor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

am prepared to buy your
cream and will pay the high
ct market price and suaran-
- to give you the best test
that your cream will bring.
A6-l Emil Misterek
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

Lost, a fountain pen on streets
of Wagner. Hub" make, hard
rubber holder, .ncircled with
gold band. Fine pointed gold
pen. Return 10 New Era.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-12
No FOO[ING
Government Will Not Allow
Dickering in Indian
Lands.

Spokane, Wa, July 12-SOldiers of
fortune and spectators will get short
shift If they register for any of the
Indian lands in western Montana
northern Idaho and eastern WASH
ington where 10000 acres will be
thrown open on Aug. Q.
Those who register simply to try
their luck, when they have neither
the money with which to make the
first payment nor the inclination to
cultivate the land, and those who
seek land only to sell their relin-
quishment or hold 1t as an invest
ment without making permanent
homes are barred They can and
may register, but in doing so they
must perjure themselves.
If any cases are brought to the at
tention of the government and proof
accompanies the charge of perjury
the offenders will face the courts
The government desires tlllers of the
soil, who actually need homes and
will farm the lands. James w Wit
ten, superintendent in charge of the
opening, has sent an appeal to the
registery points in Spokane, Coeur
d'Alene. Ida, and Kalispell and
Missoula, Mont, urging residents to
see that justice Is done to those seek
ing the land for actual settlement
and that all others are weeded out.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-12
CHIEF OF POLICE
BECOMES INSANE

Detroit, Mich, July 12-Chief of
Police John Cramer of Findlay, o.,
suddenly became temporarily insane
while taking treatment at Mt Glenn
ems several days ago. on the way to
Findlay yesterday in company with
Deputy Sheriff Ewing of Findlay he
made his escape from the officer in
Detroit by jumping off suburban
car bound for Toledo.
Deputy Ewing and several police Of
lcers chased the insane chief OF po-
lice over a large part of Detroit be-
fore he was recaptured.
Chief Cramer has been sick for sew
eral weeks and last week he went to
Mt Clemens to take the baths, at the
direction of his physician. While he
was in the bath city he became men
tally deranged and threatened to
tear down the bathouse. He imagines
he is a second John ID. Rockefeller and
he wants to purchase every auto
mobile he sees. He dlckered for the
purchase of nearly every one he saw
in Mt Clemens and purchased" sew
eral of these to participate in the Gid
den tour.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-12
ROMANTIC
Girl Asked Man to Wed Her
in Order to Save Small
Fortune.

Appleton, Wis. July PA ro-
nance of less than an hours dura-
ton into which brief space of time
were crammed the wooing, the mar
riage, the recovery of $500 worth
of property and a separation, and in
which record transaction Miss Lu-
cinda Bush of Chicago and a Kau-
kauna man figured as principal
came to light here Saturday, al
though it transpired here fourteen
years ago on April last.
Upon application of Miss Bush
Judge Goodland annulled her mar
riage to John Russell, which name
the groom assumed at the time
of the marriage. The couple separ-
ated Immediately after the marriage
and neither had since seen the other
until they met in the courtroom here.
According to the story related in
court, Miss Bush, in order to receive
80, 300 worth of property which she
was promised as soon as she became
o bride, stopped the man on street
in Appleton and asked him to marry
her. He did. but under the assumed
name of John Russell.
The couple never lived together
Miss Bush is a daughter of Fred
Bush and at present is residing at
Park Falls, Wis.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-12
Won BUELOW ABOUT
A SUCCESSOR

Berlin, July 1.-THE emperor has
asked Prince Won Buelow whom he
would suggest as his successor in the
chancellorship, and the prince has
recommended DR.. Won Bethmann-
Hollweg, minister of the interior and
vice chancellor.
The emperor has, however, taken
counsel with others regarding the
chancellorship, among them being
Count Zu Gutenberg, grand marshal
of the royal court VINO has long
been regarded by the emperor as a
wise friend, and Privy Councillor
Won Valentino, chief of the emper-
or's civil cabinet
The opinion among government Of
ficlals appears to settle upon Dr.
Won Bethmann-H -Hollweg, specially
as the widening circle learns of Chan
cellor Won Buelow's recommenda-
ton. Several other high officials
have been mentioned for the Of
flee. and there is always the pos
sibiilty that the emperor will choose
quite outside of any publicly named
person.
The emperor is expected to arrive
i'm Belin Tuesday He will remain here
for two days during which time Chan
cellor Won Buelow VIII retire. and
his successor will be appointed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-12
HONOR MEMORY OF
DECEASED MEMBERS
Foresters and Companions
Hold Services.
Following Program Rendered I'm
Lodge Halls, Graves Are Nicely
Decorated With Flowers.

Joint memorial services were held
by the Foresters and the Companion
of Foreslers Sunday afternoon in
their lodge rooms. There was good
attendance and the service was very
beautifully impressive. Miss Grace
Munson opened the program of the
afternoon with an instrumental solo
and prayer was offered by the orator
of the Companion Foresters, Miss
Hattie King. The roster of the dead
in both lodges was read by the re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Louise Schultz
and the program closed with singing.
The following Is the roster OF the
dead as read.
In the Companion Foresters are;
Mrs. Minnie McMurray, Mrs. Mar
geret Scranton and Mrs. Nellie Abbott.
In the subordinate court are u. Why
coff, Otis Keigley, William Hoover,
Mr.. Culencamp, e. Smeltzer and II.
Irwin
Following the service yesterday af-
ternoon committees from both lodges
visited Marion cemetery and decorated
the graves Of the dead.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-12
BUSY DAY
Marblehead Life Savers Res.
cue Forty Persons
From Lake.

Sandusky, o., July 12.-The life
savers at the United States station at
Marblehead were thrice ummoned to
duty in the high seas of Lake Erie
between 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
and s last night, and three boats
and forty lives savd Is the reward
of their efforts.
The launch Carlena owned by Will
liam Buckley of this city who was at
the wheel, broke down two miles
southeast of Kelley's island. Twenty
six panic-stricken people. men and
women were aboard. All were safely
landed at Marblehead i'm lifeboats.
The launch Sam Jones of Cleveland
bound for Erie beach from yermilion
with four men aboard, was put out
of commission by angry waves and
was drifting helplessly when sight
ed approached and towed to Erie
beach.
The little steamer Grandon, charter
ed by Fred Zinn of this city to con-
vey a party of Kenyon students who
were his guests, to this city from
Put-in-Bay. lost her rudder two miles
southwest of Kelleys island. Distress
signals were sent up, to which life
! savers responded. The Grandon''
size was too much for them, however
and the best they could do was tc
summon the steamer Arrow at Mid
| die Bass to tow the disabled craft
| to Kelleys island.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-12
NATURE CHOIR
Canary Birds are Added to a
Church Choir With
Pleasing Effect.

Cincinnati, July 12.-The pres
ence of 35 canary birds as a part Of
the choir and participating in the
constituted a unique and novel inno-
vation in the regular services at Lin
coin Park Institutional Baptist
church yesterday.
The idea of calling the birds into
commission as a part of the choir was
original with the pastor, Rev.
George II. Robins and the effect of
the use of the canaries along with
the choir voices and the great church
organ, IT was declared by members
of the congregation added greatly
TO the choir service. 49, -
The sermon was based upon the
text "Who are these that come fly-
ing through the air like doves?"
The regular song service preceded
the discourse by Rev. DIR. Robbins.
Members of the congregation had
with them as many canaries as were
available. 1t was declared that the
birds began their chirping with the
first strains from the choir and
ceased with the singing. The keep
ig Of musical time, I, was also said,
observance of the slight intermission
between verses of the songs.
DIR. Robbins and many members of
the congregation did not hesitate to
assert that the feature of the canaries
added much to the service.