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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-22

Take Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tablets
druggists refund money II fails. E. w
Grove 9 Signature on each box. &c.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-22
Temperatures in other Cities.
Rip

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount OF rainfall for the twelve hours ended at
!. n. yesterday folloWss
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Spring Ssocs

Every Day Finds Melnberg's Bread
IN greater demand. Try a loaf if YOU'D
know why. Fresh daily at groeers'.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-22
CHILD RUN DOWN
BY VEHICLE MAYDIE
Esther TaylorSeriously Hurt
in Front of Home.
". E. vERMIILION ARRESTED

Agent said 80 Have Taken Ofense
at Boys Franks and in Striking
at Them with whip Frightened
Horse and Ran over PROSTATE
Form of a Little Girl.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-22

a rock can fly sixty miles an hour. a
hawk 80 miles.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-22
Condition of the Water

Special TO The Washington Herald.
HsrpeTs FeTy. W. Va. March H.-Both river,
clear. -'l'
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-22
WOULD GIVE FUND
TO Tech SCHOOLS
C. L. U. Thinks Negroes
Should Share in Act.
PROF. G. E. MYERS CITES FACTS

Washington UnIonists Again Go on
Record by Endorsing Plan 40 Make
Congressional Appropriation - No
Diversity of Opinion.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-22
GROUP

g lhe ghost that hssnss every hour Of
cniios life. G0WAE'S PREPARATION
gives instant relief and comfort Just rub
on-don't weaken the stomach With
oIutS. Keep Il Ia The home. ST 90, SOC.
Sc. All druggists.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

Iefd,ten1 riifrt bpri eirlenl iDetf ellis &!
fernten 0eiDiffsr SIT: man lis9i oss
gIihe rtomentlih 3ur Nabt3eif. cut
tpeife Gtreden bin, fp1brenb per- Dom
ner rlie3t lpabrnebmbar ift. Das 9BetS
terleuhten fann aber aud nott ihfpdS
den 9liten 3trifhen ein5elnen etnans'
Ser febr naben WDlfen berriihrel!.
sc lit cine irrigeMniiht. naB qaifer
burd, oie gsdbe bDherer @egerltanpe
(gdume ,1iirme, ,G1nrnifeiEe) pcr penn
GinfcbIaaen bes 8libes geshiibt tslef1-
Doaeaen bat Die Grfabrnng gelebrt,
bab elm gutter 8libabIeiter sineH lnls
freis BON so 10 Sub Dollfpmn'en By
sIdiiben imitanbe ift. Gs 1T allo nldf
au reraef1en, Die angebrahten 9iiBdos
letter BON 3eit gu 3eit 5lt' unteriuheia;
unb n0tigenfalls alls5nbeheril. gtile
fd,obbafte 2eititne lam ffatt 5huB
unb Rettune 0erberten fiir bas nauS
brinaen.
Observation-Disclosures fDdbreHo
zines @enttetrs bepbncbte man: GERM
hleiben pom @horltftein, prn etiernen
Sefen, bon metolleneil @efdirren, ,polli
GIapier, prm SpiegeI; in rem 5tdoten
BON Gas unh WaTerleitltnaen. Sas
5elepbpn 1T ausauIbaIten unb man
bleibe BEN DrGbten fern. gs tit aueb
aefdhrlib, tpGbrenb bes @etuitters et1l
ftarfes sseuer gu unterbalten. Der
Nou9 entbdlt INNER Maiernompf tit
olfo Elm gutter Setter. Der 6born@
ftein 1T 5ubem Der b0hite gunft bes
SauIes, in bea Der 5turmirino Die
Reeentropfen peitfdt. Die 5enifer i'm
Simmer mDeen ge0ffnet bleiben, fnon
beshalb, ipeil i'm llneliidsfalle Der bonn
8lib 9etGubte in eefdlofenein 3inlz
mer e1itiden miibte. NiemanD aber
itebe ooer ftBe bel oem cffenen Jenlier.
Der 8liB fclgt itets bem Gegenftronl.
Sc nG6er unfer Mufertbalt BET ben
Hesertropfen. oefto ndher iinb ipir
Dem audenben Strobl unb banit Der
2ebenseefahr. Infer Mufentbalt fei
in Der Mitte oes 3irnmers. Man fet
rubig, bepabre Die 8efpnnenbeit unD
reee ni6t hurh Rleinmut. Mngit unb
9ersoetbeit bic umaebung auf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
3abnIoSc Smfttmff.

9uf bas beitimmtefte propbe5eit Or
Soroce Jleti6er ben Mmeritanern,
baB fie nad einigen @enerationen pol=
Zig sobnlns fein ipiireen. Gr fiigt
iibrtsens binou, oaB in allen aipiliiier~
ten Matipnsn ii6 cine Gnttpidlung in
0leider &i9tung ppllsiebe. tpenn audi
ni6t iiberalI i'm Ielben Sempo.
9ieie 8sbauptungen mDeen man@
Gen etnas gu abenteuerlih porfom@
men, lngefdbr ipie bic Yropbe5eiung
elmer a[lgemeinen, abfpluten &oblf0p<
fiefeit in Der 3ufunft, unb dbnli6es.
Iber einen ettpas nnoeren 8eeriff BON
Der Sade betommt man fdon, penn
man, ipie Der 9enannte unb fpnitiee
SorIder eeton boben, bns 3abnpert
in ShGoeln Der porgefdi9tli9en
,Mounh 8uilbers" nit bemisnigen
BON neueroino5 ousaearobenen Shdz
neln unb oud nit Den 3dhnen 2ehenz
Ter tritiid perqleidbt. ielbit iol1sr, bic
itd in perbdltnismabig entem 3uz
ftonbe befirhen. Oenn Der @egeniab,
tpel6er fidb ba bilbet. 1T Elm eano ge=
ipoltiger, unb piel grnber als bei alien
onberen Oreanen. bs5iielid heren elm
9ersle'f 5tpiifen bsiben 3eitoltern
melih iit.
Seher Der moiiipen unb in ollen
Seilen iefr ebenmdbiaen ainnloben
;ener alien ShGnel entbdlt 16 lpoblz
sntmidelte 3dtne, unr ale 80 SABINE,
obipchl itarf benubt, iinh in bottom
menem 3ultanbe, fret ppn 3eriebung.
rnb rerhen bur6 1tarfe Wurseln on
ibrer Gtelle erbalten. Shdbel unie=
rsr 3eit cntholtsn islten pber niemals
80 3Ghns; renn 10 piele ba ftnb, blei=
Zen iie nur tur5e 3eit ale ba. Sie
2ulebt tomnenben SABINE. ste rWeis=
beits=9Gbne" (einer an jebem Gnbe Der
WDlbune ,ieber ainnIobe), bleiben in
o[len sydlen nur furoe 3eit; faneen
iie bod Ihpn gu faulen an, ebe iie
e1na Ser ainnlaoe entEtiegen f'nb.
Muh iino bieie 3dbne fat ftets mani
oel6oft unb bilDen, frie jeher lpeib,
cine Nueue pielsr Mibli6tei+en. llnD
ihre Murseln 1inb meiitens niht eebD-
ria enttpidelt, uub es 1T niht Haum
eenua fir iie in Der Sinnlabe.
0as iinb nidt Die einsieen 8ei@
lpiele pnn 3dbnen. Sic bdufig cine
mongeIh;fte Srganil latton boben unb
mibgeltoltet finb. Sine perion. bic
50 eeIunoe SABINE ouG nur aeittreilig
tot, trifft man beute nidt leiht. Gs
1T bel olebem nidt gu fiibn eehadt,
cab na9 Gin paar tpeiteren Sabrbun=
oerten Die MeniGbeit lire Sabine eans
rerlcren baben t0nnte, pbihon eine
quite 3abnpfleee bieie Gntlpidlung
perlanglamen mag.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

Man 1T fi6 ni6t gang flar bar,
iiber. tper 5uerit ouf berWeIt par, oaa
0ubn oner bas 81. DAP ober bic
:pobre 8eitimmuns bes leBteren nidt
elm iobrelaneer Nufenihalt i'm &iibl=
!peiher 1T. bariiber lit iib iebermonn
tlar.
X X X
glu6 in Der @allerie bes 2ebens baz
BEN bic unhsoeutent item 8ilbe~ se=
sp0bnli6 bic toitbarfen Rabmen.
Slluiionen iinb bic S6metterlinse
bes 2ebensfriiblines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
9nldnciietes ms l,erntiiettes

sG0Se0000o009sS0S00 0S000oo0Oso.S
@eiunobeitspeIen unb in ser 2ranz
fenpflege BON 75,327 auf 129, 1877; I'M
Rirdenz unb Mifiipnsbienite bon liz
378 auf 81 ,453; in Der 2iteratur uno
Dem 3eitunssipeien bon 41O auf 892.
tpobet Der 3ubrang gum 3eitunssz
Iberute gang Defenders auffalleno 1T.
rSbeooore Hppiepelt fam beute mDrz
gen etlpas ipdt 5ur Office, 1898 llbr,
aber bat bic berlorene 3eit fdnell einz
|gebolt." 9epefde Der MFoeiierten
prene. Sn Ser sot, cine re6t
ipertpolle No6ri1t. Wenn bas
10 fort gebt, tperben mir fppbl balb
beim oeltfblGnoii6en 3eitunss1til am
gelanqt fein: Maje1tdt boben allerand>
otelt 9erubt, I'M 8, 9, 10 II. + m. fpdz
ter auseerubt au baben.
Die Peniionieruna bes boffnunaslos
ertrontten bes=Oberri9ters Mooz
hp TT nur eine 5rage ber 3eit. Die
Bill baau lit i'm Senat eineebraht;
oies mar nDt9ig, ga oerObsrri6ter mod
nt6t Die Mltersarenae bon 70 eSobren
erreidt bat, Die ibn aur Yeniipnierung
bere6ttgt. Sein Riidtritt, unb fein
Griob our6 cine iiingere Rroft ift ins
oenen unerldblid, ,benn bic pielen brGn=
aenoen gntfdeibe iiber Nnaelesenbei=
ten uno 5raaen BON Der h09iten Wi6z
tiateit fir Sic tpirtbidaftlide tpie po=
litiide @ntipidluns bes 2anbes maz
den Elm pclltdnoises, orbeitsfdbiaes
Hidterz zaollesium unerldBIi9.
rnerreiGt in feiner gtnfac)beit 1T
nas 9erfabren, bas prGIibent Oioa
bon Wferico anipenbet, Inn unbequeme
Mfttbererber um bos prGfbenfenomt
los 81 tneroen. Gr bat nGmli6 einen
Wfann namens Moberp. Der bic Sredz
belt Gatte, geaen tbn gu vlaufen" un6
oabAr6 Die DffentIi9e Rube gu bebroz
ben. perboften unb einfperren loifen.
Iuf oieie Metie tperben fru6tloIe
Rampagne<3dntereien unb StGnfez
reien permiehen unb Gle einitimmiqe
MieoererpGblune Don Ypriftrios am
@onntas TT 10 iiher. tpie bas Omen
in ber Stride. 1tebrieens fonn BET
iebt ..incomunicabo" iibenoe Mabero
iih niht beidiperen, bob er ni1t re9tz
aeitig aepornt puroe. syn elmer BON
inn Gil 4rd itoent Oio5 aeri9teten
Gineute totte er bic 8efiiratuna oez
duBert, bob es au Ruheit0runeen tomz
men nlOse, tpenn bic Rebefrcibeit onz
aeta'tet ipercen follte, irorauf Der la
toniIf die 8eiGeio erfplete, bab fir bic
Wabruaa Ser Dffertli6en Rube Idon
Gorge getrogen iperben tpiiroe. uebri=
ssns perbient temertt gu tperben, boB
Dfas au6 ron oer in Merico oniGffiz
GEN Nusldnoern einmiitbig selpdblt
nerben :piiros. tpenn iie oos Stimm=
re9t heidBen, eben neil lie tpiifen, baB
lie unter ieiner Reaieruns Inn 2eben
uno gtgentbum nidt beiorst gu 1ein
braufen.
Die gebouptung ser @:diffsz@ubiiz
btenz@rabItber, Sab uniere @9iffs.
tperften tpobl billieere S6lo6tl6iffe,
als fremoe Nationen hauen tOnnen,
aber niht i'm itanhe feien, nit ienen
teim 8au BON 8ouffabrteiidiffen gu
tonturrieren, bat einen areen Odmpfer
erbalten. Cine Werfte in Maine bat
'Ioeben bon Der Mrsentiniiden Republif
DEN Nuftrag erbolten, einen Dampfer,
ME ben nRpofepelt", fir cine Heiie
nad Den -antarttifden Reeiouen fir
S150,O00 gu bauen; Die Werfte erbielt
rem Iuftraa, ipeil lie bas niebrisits
Mngebot einaereidt bate. unb unter
BEN 8ietern befanben iib brei ausz
lGnoifdhe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28


Or. Drnen, profeFGr an Der pari=
Ter Sorbonne, Elm @elebrter, ber burd
feline 5orf9ungen iiber bic Natur unb
oieDrfahen Der Observation-Disclosures
bett hes 8lutes einen Meltruf ertppr@
ben bat, bat in elm Mefpenneit eeito@
den, alS er erflGrte. bab Der beutfcbe
Raiier infolge itorfen 8iereenuiies
1ierenlei6eno fei. irorous iiG feline
lebten Grfrantunsen biasnolieren Iiee
ben. Gin Mann nit 70 f1le1tem
8lut tpie Der bentf6e Raifer, follte tpe=
Der Bier nod Elm anberes berdufhens
bes GetrGnf 3u ii9 nebmen." Gan3
Berlin 1T entriiftet iiber biefe Meubez
rung nn6 bic 3eitunaen beeilen ii1 5u
erflGren, bob Der Raiier felt 1rei Sab
rem fat gar feline berdufhenben Sc
trdnte 81 ii6 nirnmt. Seine 2ieblinss,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
Shot Down as He Walks.

New York, Nov. Gone of group
of four well dressed men, apparently
all Americans, was shot dead as he
walked along u Harlem street early
today According to the only known
witness of the shooting, an occupant
of nearby apartment house on Man.
haitian street from which the group
had just emerged the man was shot
by one of his companions.
Vincent II. Conlon, who saw the
tragic happening, says that one mem.
Der of the party dropped to the rear
of the others as they were walking
along the street There was a flash,
a shot and one of the men in the
group fell on the sidewalk The 9th
ers leaned over the fallen man an in
stant. then ran off a policeman and
an ambulance surgeon who were sum
moned found the man dead.
There was nothing about the muir.
dered man to identify him. His cloth
ing of good material and his hands in
dictated that he was unused to hard
work me mark of Broadway tailor
on his coat gave the police something
to work on. The authorities institut.
ed a widespread search for the dead
mans companions.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
A BATTLE NEAR CHIHUAHUA.

Chihuahua, Nov. 29.-The Mexican
troops have returned to the city from
the fight with the revolutionists four
miles west of here at Fresno Sunday.
Two thousand achievements are eX-
pected before the government at
tempts to open the Mexican and North
Western railway, which is tied up as
a result of the fight.
The insurrectos are said to have
been reinforced by bands from Par
rales to the number of 1000. They
have fortified positions at various
points and lively fighting is expected
when the campaign starts. Sunday
fight was the first real fight of the in
surrection in this vicinity. Three hun
dred insurgents attacked the rear
guard, numbering $50, of 400 govern
ment troops who were marching along
the line of the Mexico and North West
ern chihuahua and Pacific) railroad
Seven dead insurrectos were brought
in. The government lost one killed
and seven wounded. The fight lasted
three hours, both sides taking shelter
behind boulders and in bitches.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
Army Joins the Enemy.

San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua, Nov,
29.-Advices today from Tegucalipa
state that the Atlantic ports of Hon
duras and the department of Coma
yagua have been captured by revolu-
tiorists under the leadership of for
mer President Manuel BCnilla. Gov
eminent forces sent to retake them
joined the enemy.
General Bonilla brought about an
unsuccessful revolt against the gov
eminent of President Davilla last sum
mer.
Later he sought refuge in Guate'
mala, from which country he was de
ported. Recently he was reported to
be in New Orleans organizing an ex'
petition which was to attack the At
lantic coast of Honduras. Bonillas
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02

Neigh. Neb., Nov. 29-Special to
The News: A report has been re.
ceiycd on several occasions I'm this
city during the past week, that the
farmers I'm the vicinity of Willow, four
teen miles northeast OF Neigh, have
n mountain lion i'm their midst that is
killing hogs whenever the opportunity
presents.
The last report from that vicinity is
that the ncighborhood is greatly
alarmed over the appearance of this
vicious animal, and that one farmer
came in sight Of the lion as it had
partly devOurcd one of his hogs, but as
the farmer was unarmed the animal
made good his escape. II Is stated
that several hunting parties have been
formed to get rid of the monster, but
so far have been unsuccessful, and on
these raids not a glimpse has been
seen of him.
1t is thought by those In the Willow
neighborhood that the lion had been
driven down into this territory by the
late forest fires of Minnesota. The
rumor is to the effect that this prowl.
ing hog-killing animal has made its
home in that township for the past
five or six weeks.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
THIS SHIP HAS GRIEF.
Crew Are All Prisoners Between
Decks-What'lI They Do?

New York, Nov. 29.-The British
freighter Clan Mclean from the far
east came to anchor in the shadow
of the Statue of Liberty with half her
crew prisoners between decks. Her
captain took on several Spaniards at
Gibraltar to replace Lascars who had
proved troublesome and when they
came in sight of America they refused
to work. The officers had to drive the
mutineers back from the bridge by fir
ing revolver shots over their heads
and after working the ship into the
shelter of the Delaware breakwater
lay to for a fortnight until she could
ship enough short-term men to make
this port. The crew is a problem.
rhey cannot well be landed without
the cooperation of the immigration
department and the ship cannot be
worked while they are on board.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
A Bank Chance at Bristow.

Bristow, Neb., Nov. 29.-Special to
The News; A deal was closed here
yesterday whereby j. X. Moore, who
has been cashier of the First National
bank of Bristow for eight years, dis
poses of his banking interests to Il. T.
Samuelson, who has been assistant
cashier for four years. Mr., Samuelson
will assume the position of cashier.
He has made many friends here dur
ing his banking career and will un-
doubtedly fill the office in efficient
manner.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
ToIstors Son in Bitter Letter.

st. Petersburg, Nov 29.-Count Leo
Tolstoi publishes a bitter denuncia-
ton of Count Tschertkoff, the init
mate friend and literary agent of the
late Count Tolstoi. The son declares
that Tschertkoff was the worst enemy
that his father had in all educated
Russia and the civilized world and
that he was directly guilty of the trag-
edy of Yasana Poliana.
THE malign influence of Tschert-
koff," writes Count Leo, caused the
premature death of my father, his
superhuman sufferings and the separa'
ton from his family
But for his literary agent, the son
adds, his father would have lived for
many years peacefully at Yasana Pc
Llama with the family who loved him
and whom he loved so devotedly.
The arrival of Tschertkoff was the
beginning of the end.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
TOM JONES is PARoLED.
Oklahoma Bad Man Has Served Six.
teen Years of Fifty-Year Term.

Guthrie, Okla, Nov. Ex-Governor
C. N. Haskell granted a parole to Tom
Jones, a member of the Dalton-Doolin
gang of outlaws, who has served six.
teen years of fifty-year sentence for
the murder of Deputy United States
Marshal Houston at ingalls,, Okla, In
1898.
Jones. whose real name Is Daugner.
ty, comes of a good Texas family, and
had joined the gang shortly before the
battle with deputy marshals at In
gals. He was asleep in hotel whe
the fight began, but is alleged to have
fired through a hole in the roof. He
was captured, convicted of the muir
der of Houston and sentenced to fifty
years. Bill Dalton always said that
the three officers slain had been killed
by the fire of the rest of the gang from
livery stable and that Daugherty
was not guilty.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
Order of Hearing of Final Account.

OTueT OF E1eaI'nY OF rIndl ACCOUNT.
In the matter of the estate of Hope
Jane Twombly, deceased.
In the county court of Madison coun.
ty, Nebraska.
Now on the 14th day of November.
1910, came Thomas b. Twombly, the
executor of said estate, and prays for
leave to render an account as such ex-
ecutor.
1t is therefore ordered that the 18th
day of December, 1910, at l o'clock p.
m. at my office in Madison, Nebraska,
be fixed as the time and place for ex-
aiming and allowing such account.
And the heirs of said deceased and all
persons interested in said estate, are
required to appear at the time and
place so DESIGNATED, and show cause.
if such exists, why said account should
not be allowed.
1t is further ordered that said Thorn
as B. Twombly, executor, give notice
to all persons interested in said estate
by causing a copy of this order to be
published in the Norfolk Weekly
News-Journal, newspaper printed
and in general circulation in said
county, for three weeks prior to the
day set for said hearing,
In testimony whereof | have here
unto set my hand and affixed my Of
fetal seal this 14th day of November,
A. d. 1910. VIM. Bates,
(Seal) County Judge.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
Mayor Friday Dimes Council.

The mayor and Mrs. Friday enter
tanned with a supper and smoker at
their beautiful home on North Tenth
street last night the members of the
city council and the other city Off
Gals The Rev. d. c. Colegrove was
also present. A most generous and
bountiful supper was served by Mrs
Friday, with the assistance of Mrs. j..
A. Hight, Mrs. NJ. c. Frazier and Mrs.
w. r. Recroft. The table was beauti-
fully decorated with carnations and
candles.
After fun justice nad Deen uone tC
the many good things provided, the
president of the city council, II. w
Winter, was appointed toastmastel
and called on each guest in turn, all o
whom responded with appropriate anC
cordial talks. While the company en-
joyed the cigars which the mayo
/ passed about, a general discussion o
4 the problems of the city, past and fu
ture, was had, such as can not fail t,
be of untold value in bringing close
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
Fireworks Barred at Kansas City.

Kansas City, Nov. 29.-An ordi-
nance forbidding the discharge of
fireworks in this city, except at pub
lie exhibitions which shall be regulat-
ed under special permits, was passed
by the council last night.
The ordnance also GorDlus une re-
tail sale of fireworks here but fire
works may be sold at wholesale to be
discharged in other cities. Advocates
of sane Fourth of July caused the
ordinance to be introduced. The ma
yor has announced that he will sign
the ordinance, thus making it effec-
tive
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02

together all who were present. Cen
cral expression was given to the feel,
ing shared by all that the mayor and
Mrs. Friday had set an example which
should be followed and that last
nights supper should become prece-
dent for all future mayors to follow.
On motion of Mr.. Kaufman, second
ed by Mr.. Coleman, the following mo-
ton was adopted by a unanimous
standing vote:
THAT the council and other city Of
ficials tender to the mayor and his
wife the sincere thanks and apprecia-
this resolution be printed in the daily
paper"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
A-santee Indian Dies from Exposure

~ lIluldV LlCo llOIU
Niobrara, Neb., Nov. 29--james
Smith, Santee Indian, living eight
miles from this place on Lost creek
was found lying in ditch by the
roadside, about half way to his home
from this town. He was brought to
town, received medical and, and in
ternal injuries and some about the
head were found. He lived only few
hours, An industrious Indian, he had
raised good crop of corn, had
brought load here, disposed of It
and became intoxicated before start
ing for home. He was probably
thrown from his wagon and received
injuries which caused his death, and
he had no doubt lain out in the cold
all night. A large bottle of whiskey
was found in the road and his team
at some distance further ON This
was his second trip to town in sew
eral months as he realized his weak
ness for liquor and stayed at home
away from temptation.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
Fleoe Trial on at Ponca.

Ponca, Neb., Nov. 29.--William H.
Flcgo was arraigned for trial here late
yesterday before Judge Guy r. Graves
of the district court of Dixon county,
charged with the murder of his sister
on the afternoon of June 20 last at
their farm near Wayne, Neb. Court
adjourned shortly after Flege's ap.
pearance and the selection of a jury
be a long one.
Mr.. Kingsbury and A. X. Davis
county attorney of Wayne county, Will
conduct the case for the state. j. j
of Ponca, and f. f.. Berry of Wayne
will have charge of the defense.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-02
American Mine Owner Shot.

Mexico City, Nov. 29-Gustave
was shot and killed by Jose Hooma,
an Italian, in a public garden in Qua.
najato Saturday night. News of the
affair has just reached here.
The shooting is said to have follow
ed quarrel Monroe shot and NOR.
tally wounded his assailant before
losing consciousness. Monroe had
relatives in Oakland, Calf, and Kan
SaS CitY. Kan.