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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05
CHAFF AND CHATTER.


s'YEs," said the literary man with a sigh.
''styie is a fine thing for a writer to have,
but when his wife's got it too II takes all
the profit away"
IN a misdemeauor case at Santa Cruz,
Cal, the iury brought in the following YER
DICT We, the jury find they, 4e plain
Gf7s, guilty as charged
A MANS force Of character is pretty well
measured by the degree Of patience with
which he waits half an hour outside Of .
shop while his wife purchases yard Of
friuing.
A WAC, passing by a house which had
been almost consumed by fire, inquired
whose il was. Being told that it was q
hat-c-'s, he said: ''Ah, then the loss VIII
be felt"
BRowN-"I Thought you were vegetari
an. but / hear you eat mutton" Robinson
u am not a bigoted vegetarian. ] only
cat the mea. of such animals as i've on
vegetable food
Az Irish employer went to where some
men were at work out OF sight n an eZca-
walton, aud called ont: "How many Of ye
are down there4" Three was the reply.
Then half Of We come uPt''
AJERsEY CRY policeman having offered
his hand to a young lady, which was re
fused. he arrested her 'Wnat IS the
charger asked the sergeant - the station
house. Resisting an offer, SIR was the
reply.
TAG inhabitants Of Sing Sing, Y. Y, are
aeltatiag for either a change Of name foI
their town or the removal Of is prison
There are d great many good people out o.
1ail there. and ttey want the fact made
palmer 10 the world Al large
II was at the beach and he had just saved
three 1aaidens from drowning. Noticing At
expectant look IN their faces, and being
equal 10 any emergency. he observed il
an uuctuous tone: Fortunately an Nor
mon and can marry you all whereat the
spirit Of romance vanished and they fec
with it.
ONE Of the '4sgeet graduates in neigh.
bornr town, SAYS the Sumter County, Fla.
Times. read an essay on physiology, in which
she said The human body Is divided intS
three uarts-tLc head, the chist and TIE
stomach. TIE head contains the eyes and
brains. II any The chist contains the longs
and a pIece OF the liver The stomach Is
devoted 70 the bowels, Of which there are
i've. a. G, j, o, U, and sometimes " and y ;"
a NV YoRK messenger boy has exhib
tied iudubitable evidence Of insanity He
so far departed from BIS normal deport-
meut as 20 run, and be ran so hard as 4
butt his head against a picture worth s., 900,
which an artist was carrying in his hand
Il was remarked By the locsers-on, waeu
the boys head protruded through the can
vas, that il was the finest thing IN OF thai
had been seen for many day, as well as
The most surprising.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05
FoREIoN INTELLIoENcE

OK the 3ith ult the British Parliament
prorogued till November I6.
ADvICEs of the 3Jth ult. from Japan say
that ten thousand persons perishc in re
cent floods in Wakayama and twenty thou
sand others were rendered homeless.
CHINA advices OF the S'th ut say that a
number Of high Chinese officials had petit
toned Prince Chun, son OF the Emperor. 10
have all Americans employed in China ex-
PEELED from the empire and it was reported
nat Prince Chun had consented
Is Turkey a severe shock OF earthquake
was experienced on Tie I'd. and the village
Of Kantazork was iugllfed In lava one hun
bred and thirty-six lives being lost
MALIEToA. King of Samoa, who was de
ported by the German naval forces nearly
two years ago, has retained 10 Apia from
his exile AMI was royalty received.
Ok the I'd William OBrlen, editor of
United Ireland. was taken to Galway prison
to serve a sentence Of two months upon
conviction OF holding a proclaimed Ma
ri0naiist meeting.
AFTER an absence of fifteen years in
Africa Or Fricke, who was with Gordon
in kharJOum, returned to Berlin on the 2d
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THE EAST.

0S,the 18th J. i Johnston. Of Pittsburgh.
was nominated Tor \ ate Treasurer by the
Pennsylvania Prohibition convention at
ia risbs-E
York "a the -5-h her time for the voyage
being i've DAYS. nineteen hours and eight
cen uiuG-es
Tar Ironton PIC iron works, located a few
miles north OF Butalo y n. were started
uu on TIE 2StI, after being shut down FOR
sixteen wears
THE representatives OF six great coal pro
Guc5ug companies IN 10 New York on the
18th and decided 10 restrict the coal pro-
duc-ion FOR September 10 three million
tons a decrease ot one million tons from
the rorrespoud4hg month last yelr
Il II WkENEt @: Rochester. y. Y. agreed
on the 2.'th to i B ms immense business for
A. aiH too t. british syndicate The sale
includes the Warner proprietary medi-
cincs, a yeast business ard safe manufac-
tory
FLAMES swept away the business portion
az III. Isl sric village of SackesJs Harbor
- H. ga the -.'tA
Is Boston on the 9th Oliver Wendell
Holm s. the genital poet and "autocrat, -
&c .eb-aeed his eirhtie-E birthday.
Wos-.S saffraci-ts OF New y TX viii hold
a STATE convention at Saratoga October .
ANA o.
All the New HAMPSHIRE state far on the
9th 20 Manchester M James T. Boyd and
Hl-~ Adaic Brooks were married IN a bal
loon ard took Q wedding trip among the
clouds
IEE death ~ Miss ann Jones. a resident
OK Jay Bridge Ge-. occurred on the 21th
aged ci-lrv-seyel years She had been an
iuva ID Tor seventy wears. during the last
s xtr wears - lIch sRa had been confined
% ser bed
0N Tie S1tA Tit William j. Fry. young
man sent % the isil ~ Pittsburgh, IA. for
dr-uE aueSS. committed suicide in his cell
Hv s-ahlIu- himself in the heart with lead
pencil
Az explosion Of hot metal on the Soth
ulr in the Homestead steel works at Pitts
burgh Pa resulted IN the killing Of two
men and the serious burning Of seven 9TH
er-
T-r death of Weltv Mccullough Of
Greel-barg Pa ey-u -mber Of Congress
f.r -le Iasu+v-tr~- district OF PennsyI-
varia. occurred on the Sist nit
At s-tH O'Clock on the mozs.iuy Of the lst
Carlisle D. Graham. the Philadelphia coop
e.. went over the center Of the Horseshoe
IAN. az Niagara Falls in his barrel boat and
TWENTY-FIVE minutes later WIS picked up
ca uuarar5yelv unframed in the eddy be-
low The taI His barrel was beaten and
lyreucneL somewhat. but was still water
ti-at Graham said his experience vas ter
rlh.r and that j yer wanted 10 even hear
tie fails IL n again.
WrIIEaa- TEEHUNE a bat, b at Newark
81 y hra-ed himself on the SYST Mt with
halt -r-strap because another man had
b-ea aIiGGEed a better sheep killer
thar BE-
il. "a ire ou the SIst nit at Spring City,
Ia ONE l-lu was killed and three Others
we've ta- -iv injured by falling walls.
oS tile 81 nit the Shepard L Morse
Lumber Company Of Boston failed for
SLHtHef
is the Scauv Kill Pa valley rolling
mills big industrial boom was begun on
the -f with advanced wages for the en-
TIoysS
WILLIAM H. HoAcIANI. Of Newark, n.
j., sged rWeutv-sevea years, who was bit
ten I.v q cur dog three weeks ago, died Of
lydropaon ca the "a
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OVER The FALLS.

Securely Fastened His Trusty Barrel,
Carlisle ID. Graham l. Swept over the
Precipice at the Horseshoe Falls-HO
Escapes Unframed save a Few slight
Bruises, but Has No Desire 10 Repeat
the Experiment
BUFFALO. y. y. Sept 2-Carlisle D. Gra-
ham, the Philadelphia cooper, went over
the center OF the Horseshoe falls IN his bar
rei-b0at at $40 o'clock sunday morning.
and twenty-five minutes later was picked
UP comparatively unframed in the eddy be-
low the falls. His barrel was beaten and
wrenched somewhat. but was still water
tight and perhaps in condition 10 go over
the fails again. About fifty people
witnessed the feat. which, in order TO avoid
arrest. was conducted very quietly. At
midnight Graham and his barrel were
taken across the upper suspension bridge
in a hack 6riven by Andrew Horn, and
carried around to the mouth of Chippewa
creek, on the Canadian side three miles
above the falls There Graham was Joined
by Gerry X Stanley. who rowed
down from the village OF Ia Sale
in boat The barrel was towed 500 yards
from the shore. where. at Gas o'clock, it
was let go A hfty-foot roPe drag was at
tached and 100 pounds of TailrOaf iron were
fastened to the bottom of the bar
rel To keep it upright Graham was
doubled up on top OF two thirty pound
BAGS Of sand anu had both arms and
legs thrust through the same loop, his head
being bent down between his knees The
barrel rode 10 the brink of the falls in
TWENTY-FIVE minutes A.ter going over IL
was submerged a minute and half Then
it came TO the surface forty yards
below the falls. II fioated about
for twenty-five minutes longer, when Al
mer Jones SWAN ont and tOwed il
ashore with the remnant Of the drag-rope.
The man-hole had been padded from the
outside and the bars We're so much
wrenched that they had TO be cut on.
Graham was dagged ont in fainting con-
dition, the foul, confined air and several
hard blows on the head while 9 DING through
the upper rapids having Knocked him Ont
He was soon restored and, excepting a few
bruises. was uniniured He says OF his
trip.
THE ride through the rapids is as nothing
compared with it, The rapids before reaching
the brink and which look SO small from the
shore, are not at al pleasant. I could not rea-
lie Just when i reached the brink for q
seemed as though must have been dazed. but
Inexperienced the falling sensation and knew
WAS going feet first The no Sc no maa VIII
ever be able TO describe. I realized noth-
ing after that ultjl something struck the bar
rel and ] could hear some one call out;
Graham, are you alive" hal hardly strength
to answer back and not enough 10 undo the
fastening on the side, so I begged them 10
break the barrel TO pieces and get me out, but
they only broke OF The mauhole cover ! have
got all I ever want out OF Niagara fails, and
don't tn nix I ever want 70 hear them roar
again
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LATER
Jndre Terrr,s SLAYER

SAS Francisco, Sept 3-The ha0eas
corpus proceedings in the case Of Deputy
United States Mars hal Maggie were begun
to-day Testimony was given showing
that Terry had threatened TO XII just &c
Field. Il was also testified that Mr.. ard
Grs. Terry were violent persons, aud
had threatened harm ts Judge Sawyer as
we ! as TO Judge Field, and that Terry had
told Marshal Frank that he would get
even with Field for deciding against him.
The facts OF an assault upon Judge saw
yer in a railroad car year 60 by Mrs.
Terry were also given The woman pulled
tie judges hair while Terry sat opposite
ready 10 1e action if Sawyer should re-
sent the act on. II was shown that Terry
bad bldsted Of always carrying knlle.
4 reporter testified that Mrs. Terry once
told him that she would Probably kill
Judge Field some day
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~
shortly afterwards elected to The Legislature.
lie resigned the office in 1889 not de-
string 10 reside at Naa7aha, the capi-
tai and removed to Springfield. IN 1896 Mr..
Edwards was elected TO the Legislature, being
a member Of the "iong nine, ana at the me
or n is death was the only living repre- sentat ye
Of that number He was member OF the CON
stitutionai convention which formed the CON
stitution of1SlS. IN 1852 he was appointed at
torney before the Board OF Commissioners 10
investigate the claims OF canal contractors
against the STATE. amounting 10 over sl,5le-
600 In 1854 he received the appointment
of State Superiatenicnt OF Publ C It,
struction from Governor MatteSou and was ;hs
first incumbent OF the office. In 1862 De ~as
appointed United States Commissary by Pres
dcat Lincoln. Aside from his official d0'ics
Mr. Edwards found cons 5derable time 10 duvcio
10 literary pursuits and prepared numuel Of
works. As q lawyer he ranked high whiic
member OF the bar, and his views and aar.oe
were frequently sought by the fratcrHiiy.l
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CRACK HORSES SOLD.

High Prices Paid at Sheepshead BAY for
Several Noted Racers, Among Them
Proctor Knott, HindoOeraft aud Come
to-Taw.
NEW YORK. Sept 3 A large crowd at
tended the sale Monday of Scoggan & Bry-
ants horses, which took place in tie pad
dock at sheepshead Bay previous to the
racing Among the horses sod We're the
following, Proctor Knott to v. A. FAIRIES,
sI7,iO0 Hindoocraft TO T. T. TOm1ins, Sll,-
s05, Come-to-Taw to NJ Kellar, $3.50;
Uncle Bob to VI Kellar $3.50; Robin Hood
TO T. Porter Ashe. 81 800: Bettina to ". A.
FAIRIES, 81 10 Altogether thirteen head OF
horses belonging 10 Scoggan Bryant
We're sold for SIS 80.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

II Has Been Increased During the Last
Two Months the sum Of &5.o94.0OS.
WAsHNGToN. sept 3-Ths public debt
statement issued from the Treasury De-
partment shows an increase Of the debt
during the month OF So Go 683 Daring July
past the increase in the debt amounted 70
ss.0ls3il thus making the increase
In the the debt for the two months
OF the current fiscal year, s7.e94,0J& The
bonded indebtedness has been reduced
SIG, 2ao. coo during the past month and now
amounts 70 ss95. rs. 3o2 The net cash or sur
plus in the Treasury amounts to s+S, asa
a0a, or So, S57. $50 less than a month ago.
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PrTTsBURGH Pa, Aug 3l-A Iadle con
tanning six tons OF molten steel boiled
over late Friday afternoon at Carnegie
Homestead ste I works. burning one man
10 death one 50 badly that he died, and
fatally burning two others. besides four
others being seriously burned
One Of the most heart-Tending features
Of the accident was the recovery Of the
body OF Andrew Kepplen He had fallen
into a quantity OF the molten metal and a
stream OF water was kept PLAYING on the
mass until it became cool Then the s}ele-
ton Of the poor man was taken from the
iron bed and when removed there was a
distinct outline o. his body in the metal
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DETROIT Mich. Aug 81. The National
Editorial Association elected officers at yes
terdav mornings session as follows.
Charles g. Lee. Of Rhode Island. President,
J B Staley. OF Alabama First Yice-Presi
dent, F. j. Fletcher. Of Illinois. Second
yice-Pres dent Z " Stevens. OF Missouri.
Treasurer, John g. Doren of Obia. Cor
responding Secretary. William Kennedy. OF
PENNSYLVANIA. Rec ording Secret ~; r. Il
Tilnav Of Colorado. Assistant Secretly.
The next convention viii be held al Bps
ton ia June. 1870
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4 coal PALACE.
The Corne store of q Unique building
Laid AT Springfield. IL.

The Come store of e tHtquc BuIdiuE
Laid At ~priu SfirId. III.
sPRESGTIID IL. Aug 3I.-Thc corner
stone o. TIE Black Diamond palace was
laid on the ~lagamoa Coultv fair uToun Is
Friday 1. IS % lee q Huiaaa aad beautiful
build ny balt entirely d. blocks Of coal
Uy the IL meow ueFs OF ~an-apl5l County.
and one uf tie attractions Of the
Springfield lair aaC czf.osit.oa 10 "a
held September 1918 The palace will 10
dedicated September % ~i-a appropriate
ceremonies. lueTe zsiIl Pc q procession Ok
Central Illinois coal miners speeches iy
prominent people aud llasi-. TIE e4I'D-
sition " ouises - BE- one ot ygeat interest
70 the people % Illinois
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LoNuoN. Aug. I.-A Shanghai dispatch
to the Standard SAYS. Intense excitement
prevails among the Americans here in
consequence Of news received from Pel,in
that prominent Chi nese officials have I'eti-
toned the Government for the expulsion
Of all Americans from the country. Il is
renorted that Prince Chun. the father Of
the Emperor is advocating the expulsion
nj Americans
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

ST. LoUrs. sept 81 In the United states
Circuit Court Judge Thayer rendered de-
cision that the couaterfeiung OF the union
label used on cigars can not be prevented
or punished The ruling will affect the
cigar-makers' orranizat on in tbs United
States and Canada. if is claimed very ser-
ously. as it praescallv besides that their
label Is Of no xaIne Mha.eNer.
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SLOW PROGRESS MADE.


Another TraIt1ess Day spent in Trying to
Secure e Jury in the Cronin Case.
CHICAGO, Sept p The second day Of the
examination of jurors in the Cronin trial
closed with twenty-five excused for cause,
four challenged peremptorilv by the de-
Tense and one by the prosecution. OF the
four jurors accepted by the State Friday
night but two remained in the lury box at
the close OF the court saturday. Roth. one
o. The four. was challenged by the State in
the morning and Shaw, another orc Il the
four. was cha 3cnced by the defense in the
afternoon. Tie remaining two Messrs-
Lgthrop ana Lj4Hbud-e, were examined by
both sides, but not passed upon by the de-
Tense
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PHu4DEIPHIA. Aug 81 Two stands If
the cable attached to the elevator al the
Philadelphia lying-in charity. Eleventh
and Cherry streets. broke Thursday and
the car fell from the third story 10 the
basement The elevator boy and i've nurses
who were IN the car were all more or less
-
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ernor Of Illinois. ard
was bora Aprl, D., 1879,
near Frankfort. XIV.
He graduated from the
law department OF
Transyivanfa Univer-
sity il 1888 Prev Gus
10 u 5 graduation. in
1872, he was MARI cd
10 Miss Elizabeth p.
TODD, sister OF MIS-.
Abraham Lincoln, in
Lex ngton, Ky. In
1894 be was appointed
by Governor Reynolds
Attorney General OF
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4 DISCOVERY has been shade By
Prof r 4 Galloway q the Depart
uent 81 Agriculture at Washington.
q g cheap afa effective cure for pear
Leaf blight anna apple m-i-tasv. lie has
demonstrated its efficiency id a Prac.i-
csI manner
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WAsuIxGToS. Aug SIP ostmaster-Cfen-
eral Wanamaker has issued an order offer
ing the sum 81 8 09 as ewzrd for the
arrest and conviction IN the United States
Court ~ ans person found CITY q NAB
Ing an armed attack upon any stage coach
or railway mail having The mails in transit
The order merely increases the reward u
$3.50 heretofore offered
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sASrA FIR, y. NJ. sept 3-The consti-
tuJionaI convention was organized at
noon ia Representative hall F.fly-tbree
delegates were present out CT total
mem bcrship OF seventy-three. The con
ventiou is about equally vided between
the rani-h and huEI.sh speaking people.
and In appearance is good look .ug rep
reseutat. We boly.
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MILWAUKEE, sept . Two unknown
girls who were rowing in the harbor at 10
o'clock Friday morning we've drowned by
the capsizing of their Boa. by the swell
from a passing tug.
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GREAT FALLS, NJ T., Sept @-The town
Of Barker was almost totally destroyed hy
FIRE Sunday which started in miners
camp and swept up the valley, burning all
the eastern portion of the camp 1t IS sup
posed that 4 man named Ellis, his wife and
four children lost their lives There are
also three men missing and they We're IN
doubtedly buried TO death
Barker is the business center Of the en-
tire Barker district and is about siXty-f'-e
miles southeast OF Great Falls Tbs min
erai deposits are on both the east and west
sides Of the camp, the burned portion be
ing ON the east side Of the creek where
most OF the business was done. The place
Will be at once rebuilt
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DENvEE, Col Aug % HE striker Of
Iowa, enc of fmty g tourists who had
assembled Long P-ak TUESDAY was k.llod
BY the acc dental discharge q his SOL.
the bail striking alia $50 The neck lie sgas
lifting q boald y 10 roll j; dow n the mount
ain side when the pistol feI from his
pocket auG. STRIKING IA stone. was discharged
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RICH COAL FINDS.

Excitement at ottawa, III, over the Die
coyery Of Extensive Coal Deposits in
That Vicinity.
OTTAWA. Ill, sept , There is consid-
cradle excitement in this city over the big
coal deposits that have been discov-
cred IN this vicinity this week Yes
terdsv a vein FIVE feet thick was dis
covered on Wallace Noores farm, four
miles southeast OF the city at a depth of
100 feet aad another one over six feet.
twentv-one and "a half mi Is southeast Of
this place. The latter vein is reached from
the side OF a hill and is five feet uuder .
two and q half foot VEIN
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IT j. said that the common cow
catcher attaehueut TO locomotives Is
about the only article of universal use
that vaS newer patented. IT. inventor
was y. ,. Davies, q Columbus. who
found his Eul=L ID the D.ow.
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CINCINNATI, Sept e-FIre st the Cincin-
natl. Hamilton & Dayton eie~stor, next TO
the depot Of that road caused a loss OF so.
90 fully insured The loss vas chiefly By
water. as the building was but slightly
damaged About 1900 bushels o. wheat,
pats. rye and barley stored IN the building
we're badly damaged by water
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PITrsBuEGB. Pa. Sept 2. by the VIII Of
the late William Thaw. the millionaire, e
widow is to receive tbree-siAteenths and
his ten children one-sixteeuth each ot his
estate TIE Western University OF Penn
sylvania ge.s $4,000. missionary soc. cites
upward Of sl0a0O. and Pittsburgh hosp5-
tssls an aggregate Of about The same
arrr,-rrr
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WAsUNGToS. Sept SIT is stated that
the wheat crop of the United states this
year amounts to nearly 500, coo tjJ bushels
Upon this basis 1t IS estimated that the coun-
trvs wheat surplus for export this wear
would be I35.0llNo1 bushels, against the
export o. a, g24 900 bushels last year
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FURIOUS FLAMES.

Forest Fires In Montana Destroy Couple
OF Towns
HELENA. NJ T. sept The town Of
Black Pine has been destroyed by fire
which caught from the burning forests.
The town of Gardner oa the edge Of the
National Park was burned Saturday. The
forests in the park are Burning.
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BoscoREL, Wis. Aug SIN order 70 set
tie a long standing feud two young men
named Patsy German and Frank Kelley
sons OF neighboIing farmers residing norIh
OF Excelsior. Eich.and COUNTY had fight
Friday morning, during which Frank Kelley
vas killed BIZ his adversary
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DIS N0ISEs la Aug 3l.-Celis Eenna,
Of Manning la. made some tea for Lsr sick
brother - years old ard used rat poison
by mistake instead u sugar for sweetening.
She aftersTard m4ads some Tor herself AID
made the same mistake Both IRE dead
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Sioux CrTY. Ia. Aug 5I.-The work Of
decorating the corn pa-ac= Tor ! - vas be-
gun THURSDAY. and 80 persons Viii De pat
% work Monday morning 70 dress the great
structure in ear.anas 81 grain ne cen
trat tower i go fee. hizt and the structure
presents q very imp0s NJ ppeaTance- Inc
festival viii open September . and con
finue ln.o EeeEs