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go. .-e-g,l ts:Te--& go. = . s-1lxs: ".
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= sE-:r :r VII G. IEE-h L. We -
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x-;;..- s4I7 .l-:-C. -. =. 8. :r.--e.
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VIZ Et.~-t.t- AZ E~ll'J rs.. =. 80
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= - L-*.s- a. .%-.h:--- -ste- 3. =. so: =
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S.ftL v:.- 49, :--. -.SL:+'- -: 90
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-. .-3.sE-. 81: -. .I---. r. - xr-.s
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kEIB srocxnoIDkrS MEETING.


The arnail meeting Q: seseSho1ae-s o. re
New To-t. Lake Ere Ioi Ttre:r Pa. rad
CoHta-y vas heli rettt-6ar n she e.6ees O:
the ec,2 pb-y il -his eitr. Nessrs Aarar :
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s.-.ea 'at tas .-sci-E Iea. ,eta E-E
F.sssz.-i. ;. G. Gsc -L.-cE- leL-EIr .;As
Z,.eLilve Committee. / Z Tb:z4s i4.st
Nlee- E.-.s Cert: - Il. Val 49,. $500; Wee
r-esl3e-t. Ar5r.v l.trAz..-- Tll.3 Wee
F.t..5eri faevl-3 Nh.tA- Treasures. =. :
NLcocacs -s.-t-t--. fc--r.-c a-s .&-e
= .-,s !.A-.. .r:- tie A-rz "a .-cs-T s-.- -,<.s
N the E+t.rC Ibe is;N:t - 3: Tie yeL-
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E-"'-ul 80 .'I-. rtas "'S-. - '--rs. So vr-r
3'itt'G . ;l", "a n.,Esl . 7-7-r.rFi air.
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- 49, lfferst l-ratA - nat Irvx-G Strp-t-
AZ ~ tH-sws s-llls SraI ssxas = ~. a.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
An Aristoeratie Female swindler.

Gwyneth Maude,a girl Of eighteen,
was arraigned in police court at
London on charge OF stealing silver
salyers and candelabra from Sphinx *
Son. jewellers. The girl was dressed
in the height Of fashion and was
iadylike in appearance ard address.
She resides with her mother in a
swell house in Hyde Park Gate. The
familyi is widely related to a~ristocratic
families and the arrest Of Gwyneth
caused a decided sensation. The
Spinks say that after selecting the
salvers and candelabra, she ordered
crest TO be made upon them. The
order was filled and then, by
direction Of the firm, the articles
were sent to her residence. They
were not paid for, but as soon as
Gwyneth received them she pawned
them.
This is not the only charge against
the girl. A representative OF a fur
company was in court and made a
charge against her Of obtaining a
seal skin mantle, jacket and muff
without paying for them. 1t il
thought that she obtained in this
manner over $500. When she was
arrested she said: ''It's my mothers
fault" The magistrate remanded
her. refusing 10 accept bail
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
MARRIED HIS DAUGHTER.
An Old Man Makes the Discovery That
His Wife Is His Own Daughter

His wife Is Hh Own Daughter
Samuel Clinton Willets of Chicago,
aged 62, VINO married his sons widow
two years ago, is in a strange predica-
ment. According to the statements
Of willets' lawyer, TO whom he
applied for legal advice, Willets
probably welded his own child
willet married his first wife when
both were under the age OF %. and
after the birth Of a girl baby they
auarreled and the wife and child
disappeared. Six years later, and
after apparently well founded reports
Of their death, Willet married again
and a son was born to him, but his
wife died. The boy, George, growing
TO manhood, travelled for a Pittsburg
firm, and on Christmas, 1850, surprised
his father By returning from Ceyc-
land with a bride. The young couple
liyeihappily together fortwenty-sig
years.bu were childless. In 49,
George died. The father from u,
first had a singular affection for hi
daughter-in-law, and in ls9o the
were married in LONDON, Eng. Sine
then Mrs Willets' reminiscence o
her childhood led to an investigation
which apparently disclosed the fac
that willets' first wife, 5even year
after dessrting him. married again
and then "a turn was deserted b.
her husband, brought the little cir
up under her second husbands name
Wright The mother died shortl
before George met Miss Wright.
Detectives are now in CleveIan
~endeayoring to ascertai facts ]
she case more fully. ~.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
a Lad TO BE Electrocuted.

Peter Schultz, the sixteen-year-Old
boy who was convicted Of the murder
Of a threc-month-Old child, Mary
werthemer, last week has been
sentenced 10 death during the week
beginning Dec. 10 next.
The horrible crime for which he
was sentenced has been fully told.
Hitherto the prisoner had eyinced
absolutely no feeling in regard TO the
crime or his own fate. Even his
counsel could not see the least signs
or trace OF fear or remorse, but yes
terday, after he realized the fearful
fate which awaited him, he weakened.
He begged piteously with terrs stream
ing down his face, that his counsel
interfere in his behalf 10 do some
thing to save him.
Schultz viii be the youngest yictiE
to suffer death by means CT the cleo
trio chair, unless he is granted elem
eocy by Gov. Flower. He has NJ
friends in this country to look afteI
his interests
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
q OWN STATE.

In South Dakota the vote generally
shows a falling off from two years
ago with republican gains and indie,
pendenr losses. About sixty per cent.
of the democratic vote on electors
was thrown to the independents in an
evident endeayor TO elect Weaver
electors but the scheme-tho-gh care
fully planned-failed.
SOME SAMPLE RETURNS.
The state senate win be mrde up
of twenty-seven republicans, two dem
ocrats and four Independents; the
house will have forty-nine republic
cans, nine independents and three
democrats. The Official returns will
show that the independents are not
increasing in numbers.
Brown county gives the entire
republican ticket a majority from
top TO bottom.
Moody county gives the national
and state tickets republican major
titles and divides evenly between
republicans and independents on the
county ticket.
Minnehaha county gives republican
majorities for the national and state
tickets. One independent senator,
two representatives, democratic sher-
III and Independent auditor were
elected, the balance OF the county
ticket being republican.
Yankton county gives the entire
republican state and national tickets
a majority ever all. The republican
legislative ticket also has a majority.
Beadle county gives republican
majorities for the state, national
and county tickets.
Marshal county gave republican
majorities for the national and state
tickets and the independents took
about half the county Offices.
Lake county gave the entire repub-
lican national andstate tickets.
Grant county gives the independent
state and national tickets small plu-
ralities as did also Hanson and Brule
county.
Clark comfy gives old time repub-
lean majorities-
Edmnnds county gives the republic
can national and state tickets about
fifty a,aJOrity. a democratic senator
viii represent the district but two
republican representatives r also
returned. The republicans apture the
county offices except sheriff, county
Judge and register Of deeds which the
democrats take as their share.
CodingtOn county is republican
except on sheriff.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
ELECTRIC A
scheme To Reyolutionize Steamboatinr nm
n Mississippi.

tne mississippi.
BY adding electricity to the motive
power of steamboats, a ST. Louis
Inventor proposes to make them
formidable rivals of railroad lines.
and restore Mississippi and tributary
river traffic to its oId-time splendor.
A company has been organized and
incorporated with a capital stock Of
10000
Although the idea of having
electric steamboats, seems strange
and visionary it is claimed that quite
a number of local capitalists and
some Eastern moneyed men are
interested in the novel enterprise.
The boats used for passenger traffic
will not carry freight. 1t is expected
that they will make the trip from
st. Louis TO New Orleans in two DAYS
and twelve hours, and the return
trip in three days and twelve hours.
The boats will run between St.
Paul and New Orleans. The fare
from st. Louis to New Orleans will
be IS, and the hackers of the
enterprise expect to do up the
railroad lines in very short order.
The steamboats, viii be built on a
new pattern. They will be much
smaller than the boats now in use.
The wheels will be propelled by both
steam and electricity. One engine
and three motors will be attached TO
each wheel.
AT present the wheel OF steamboat
make eighteen revolutions a minute.
but the improved lower viii cause a
minimum Of forty-fye revolutions.
The speed viii be increased to twenty
five or thirty miles an hour, while
ten miles is low considered very good.
There will be boats exclusively for
freight, which viii make slower trips
than the passenger boats. The
passenger steamers will make no long
stops at wharyes and landings. They
will arrive and leave On schedule
time, only stopping long enough to
take on and put of passengers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
Little Curious Things.

Inc smallest known q~uadruped i,
the pigmy mouse OF Siberia.
The tallest woman in Idaho lives Al
Boise City. She stands G feet 5 incbe.
in her stockings.
A novel invention is a snatanla
composed ofa blade of rubber HAVING
a broad thin steel core and a handle.
The Michigan lumbermen carry
cedar knots in their pockets as a cure
and also as a preventive of
rheumatism.
The longest word in the new
Century Dictionary is palatopharln-
geolaryngeal. The next longest is
Observation-Disclosures.
1t hardly seems possible, vet
figures are said to prove that the
entire population could ind standing
room on a field ten miles square.
The largest orchard in the State OF
Kansas is that belonging to Judge
Wellhouse. 1t is located rear
fremont and comprises LOIS acres.
The smallest inhabited island in
the world is that upon which the
EldystOne Lighthouse stands. At
time Of low water it is only thirty
feet in diameter.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
WILLIAM.

Emperor William Of Germany has
had a return Of his old ear trouble.
1t viii be remembered that he had a
tumor in his ear, the pain from which
drove him nearly crazy. His general
health is excellent, but his Majesty's
spirits are much depressed. Several
specialists have been in consultation
and pronounced the cause Of the re-
turn OF the old trouble to be the effect
of a cold. You can see from this, how
important it is that we should take
care Of a cold, no matter how slight
it may be. A cold is apt to settle in
any part of the body and especially If
there be any chronic trouble, it seeks
it out and aggrayates it. When you
take cold get a bottle OF
REID's GERMAN COUGH AND KIDNEY
CURE
and take it freely. This contains
nothing deleterious, is perfectly mild
and safe, but it will cure any malady
that arises from a cold, from Group in
children TO pneumonia in a strong
nan. The small bottles cost % cents
he large so cents. Get it Of any
SYLVAN REMgrv Co.
Peoria, H.,