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She Carried No Passengers
MlNNEHAHA
Captain Packer the Only Person Who Es-
caned n MnterY Crave.

Captain Packer the Only Person Who Es-
capped n wntery Grave.
MAN1sTEE, Mich, Oct. 1G.-The
identity of the 4-masted schooner re-
ported ashore north of here, has been
established. The vessel is the Minneha-
ha of Cleveland, Captain William
Packer, with a cargo of corn. OF the
seven souls on board The schooner bat
one, Captain Packer, escaped. These
drowned Were:
JOHN RAFFERTY,, mate, Cleveland.
JOHN RAFFERTY,, JR., Cleveland.
MARY kEEFE, cook, Cleveland.
WILLIAM ALsTRoM, sailor, Cleveland.
Two SAILORS, names unknown bG(h of
Cleveland.
me schooner went ashore Saturday
afternoon, and it was seen'that she must
soon be pounded to pieces by the heavy
seas. The Manistee life-seving crew
was called upon for assistance. The
boat and crew were taken by train to
Onikmeka, where the boat was hauled
through the woods to Starke. The
schooner Minnehaha had been thrown
upon the beach at about noon. The sea
was running very high, and swept til Q
decks clean, and the crew were all
drowned except the captain, who
jumped overheard with u plank and
swan ashore. The Minnehaha wrs
being towed by the steam barge Henry
J.. johnson. also of Cleveland, which be-
came disabled during the storm, and
Captain Packer, fearing she would go
down, put Immediately for shore.
The life saving crew returned TO Man
istee Sunday, bringing Captain Packer
with them. The captain said that his
matches went over the rail and tho held
began TO fill with water, when he cut
loose, and in n few minutes he struck
the bar, the vessel broke in two and
within half an hour nothing but the bow
was left. The crew were am;dship,
while DO was ut the stern, the vessel
broke. He to5k II plank and jumped.
TAey had III life rreseryers on board,
and the opinion of The captain was that
if there had been all would now be
alive.
Tie lost schooner Minnehaha was
owned by II. ". johnson aud others oil
Cleveland, and vas valuea at SO, 600.
Sho was insured for $4,000 with tlla
Commercial Union, North America, TN
London Assurances ard one other com.
piny whose 1ialae could not be learned
at present. She was built in 1880 anli
has loen tnsoriunatc from tbs starr.
TNp Years agos!.e was wrecked ,e.i
Detptte an remained on the. rocks "a,
a. EafEHe LHrf4s - IfEG.H EFNEG FELNrIA 1T
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The Little Armchair.

Nobody sits in the little armchair;
1t stands in II corner dim;
But II Whitc-haiTcd mother gazing there,
And yearningly thinking of him.
Sees through the dusk OF the long agp
Tie bloom OF her boys sweet fhce.
AS he rocks so merrily to and fro.
With n laugh that cheers the place.
Sometimes he holds n book in his hand,
Sometimes n pencil aud slate.
And the lesson Is hard to understand,
And the figures hard to mnte;
But she secs the nod of his fathers head
So proud of the little son,
And She hears ike word SO often said,
no fear for our little one"
They were wonderful days, the dear sweet
days.
when a child with sunny hair
Was here to scold, TO kiss and to praise,
AT her knee IN the little chair.
She lost him back in the busy years
When the great world caught the man,
And he strobe nwHy past hopes and fears,
To his place in the battles van.
But now and then in n wistful dream.
Like Il picture out of date.
she secs a head with n golden CLEAN
Bent DER Il pencil and slate.
Aud she lives again the happy day,
The dny of her young Mes Spring.
When the small armchair stood juSt in the
way,
The center of everything.
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B'NAl BIRTH.
Closing Day Of the Golden Jubiiee.De.
yotad 70 Soek ,i1itv

Closing Day of the Golden Jubiiee..De.
voted TO socf bi)ity.
NEW YORK, Oct. lG.-The closing day
of the golden jubilee of the Hebrew
order OF B'Nai BIRTH is being devoted
to an interchange of visits between tho
visiting members of the organization.
Tonight the celebration will come to q
close with Il round up at the Temple of
Bethel, where addresses will be doliv-
eren by The visiting rnbbis and by
Adolph lIirsb, Jacob l%Io!zer, Isaiah
Cohen and other prominent members OF
the race. For the first time IN the cele.
bration the women of the race will fig
ure in the program. The occasion viii
be noteworthy from the fact that two
of the three surviving founders of the
order. Michael Sehwab and Jacob Ros.
enburg. will be introduced to the assem-.
blage. Their advanced age has made
1T impossible for them to participate in
the previous events of the celebration.
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TENSION WOULD RESULT
Tariff War Between Germany and Russia
Not Desirable.

Not Desirable.
BERLIN, Oct. 1T.-An interview with
Nj. Witte, the Russian minister OF
finance, obtained at st. Petersburg, is
published. In it he said the existence
of Germany and Russia did not depend
upon Il treaty of between
the two countries, but that a tariff war
would certainly result in considerable
tension between the two nations. Rus
sia, he said, only asked similar treat
mcnt 10 that accorded to the United
States by Germany. Regarding Rlssia's
relations with France the finance min
lister said: 1--WE acccpt gratefully the
proffcred friendship of France, and
Notwithstanding recent events this
friendship has no Interior OF aggressive
motive
The animosity expressed against
Chancellor Won Caprivi appears to in
tensify, while the Imperial bank is at
tackled for raising the discount rate.
The agrarian agitators in the provinces
have been violently abusing the
bank, declaring that the duty of the
state bank is never to raise the rate of
discount, especially in times of none
tary stringency.
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THE CAUSE.
6avarian ultramonsane Party Will Head off
thu Socialists,

ZIG SoSiliiaNS'
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE ultramontnne
party in Bavaria, in order to arrest the
revolt of the peasantry, led by DR..
Sigl, and in order to stay the progress
which socialism is making, has decided
to push legislation Of interest to the
rural classes, and has prepared II series
of ten motions which viii beiutroduced
in the Bavarian diet. These motions
provide for the complete revision of the
fiscal system. with the view of cstab-
fishing progressive taxation without
the maximum limitation, thus throw
ing the public burdens upon the large
land wner and capitalists, and reliev-
ing the middle and lower classes, es-
pecially the small peasantry, by the re-
movul of the land tax. This is Herr
Miquefs idea, carried still further in a
socialist direction.
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Facetious Young Man.

He was a cry facetious young man,
mud he was showing a bright young
woman, whom his affections were
lavishing themselves, through Il chair
factory that was the principal and
most interesting industry of the town.
The courteous attendant explained
everything to them, when the faceti-
Gus young man, DESTROYS of showing
how fscetious he could be when he
tried, pointing to Il cane-bottomed
chair, asked:
And where do you get the lholes?"
"Oh,we buy those from the Indians"
replied the attendant; and he was
much pleased, as the facetious young
man was not, to hear the young woman
giggle.
"Ah, indeed?" said the funny man
superciliously. "Of what Indians,
pray
"Diggers, replied the attendant
meekly.-Harper's Drawer.
Ike United States have nearly 200
actl,e geyscrs.
A whale develops 145 horse power
when it Hops its tail.
Good players of the harp are said to
be the scarcesttof all musical perform
ers.
OF 1000 deaths in Europe, sixteen
are by violencei in the United States,
f%orty-one.
The average length OF life is greater
in Norway than in any other country
on the globe.
BARRIERS usually gamble with the
money earned by shaving dead men.
1t brings luck, they say.
Since 1910 thirty-seven vessels OF
which a part of the meme was Getty
of have been wrecked or lost.
There is about four hours and forty
five minutes difference in time be-
tween New York and Liverpool.
Two hundred dogs are annually
doomed to death in an English uni
versity for physiological experiments.
The condor. when rising from the
earth. always describes circles in the
air and can rise in.no other way.
The United States is the first nation
in the worlds history to have three
cities of over 100000 each.
The English language is spoken and
written and read by lO0,0 900, 900. 1t is
ineligible to at least 5o.ooo,0oo more.
The smallest bird is the West India
humming bird. Its body is less than
an inch long and weighs only ~
grains.
The fourth verso of the twentieth
chapter of Revelation contains more
words than any other verse in the new
testament.
A flee is provided with a genuine
lancet. the knife inclosed in a case in
the head Of the insect, tho case open
ing sideways like that of Il razor.
Hong Kong, formerly a little barren
island at the mouth of the Canton
river, in China. was given to the Eng.
lish and is nov covered with the ware
houses, gar,lcns and residences q
wealthy merchants.
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L'nappreciative
Clara-Mr. Nicefello said my face
was classic. What is classic.
Dorn-Oh, most anything old.

s.adiea, use Dr.. L.nIIuc's periodical" Pills. from
i'arts. France. Established In Europe, 1889: United
states. 1887. Cures all impressions. Irregularities
anu monthly arrangements. Safe. harmless, reliable
fioy positively must not be taken during pregnancy
Many Of the Ills to which ladies are subject arc the
direct results Of irregular menstruatlon. Continued
luic / nsumptio " a package or 8 for s5. per mai
IN plain sealed envelope. on receipt OF price. The In
Rae hemicai Co.. propr!ctors. The genuine pill so /
10y s~edswick 8 Grady, Sioux City. 10. Wholesale and
retail agents.
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German.
Syrup

I must say a word as to the ef
fcacy of German Syrup. havs
used it in my family for Bronchitis,
she result of Colds, with most eN
cellent success. Ihave taken It my
self for Throat Troubles, and have
derived good results therefrom:
therefore recommend it to my nelghs
bors as an excellent remedy IN such
cases. James I. Durette, Earlys
Vile, Va. Beware of dealers who
offer you something Just as good.
Always insist on having Boschee''
German Syrup. y
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A

Boarder - This is q twenty-pound
steak. isn't it?
Mrs. slimdiet-My, no! It's only a
three-pound steak.
Boarder-Indeed! heard the cool,
at 1T with a hammer, and l was sure l
counted twenty.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21
-Four More Bodies Found.

DuNKlfK, N. Y, Oct. iG, / p. M
-Four more bodies of the Dean Rich
mond's crew have been found. One lie
that of a IN At present those
identified are: Frank Patton, A. b.
Meadows, Wheelmnn and Hodge, the
fireman. The woman WAS identified as
ella Ellsworth.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21
GIBBONS SILVER JUBILEE.
Second Day of tho celobration..A General
Reception.

Reception.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 16.-Tbe latch.
string hangs on the outside of the doors
of Cardinal Gibbons residence today,
and in that position it will remain I'm.
til dusk. 1t is the second day of the
celebration of the silver jubilee of the
head Of the church in the United States,
andithas keen given up to Il general re.
ccption. Everybody is welcome, rich
and poor, young aud old, Hebrew and
gentle. This morning the throng be.
fore the house was so large thati it was
decided to throw open the cathedral
for two hours this afternoon, and here,
between . and 4 O'Clock the cardinal
will greet his friends, while other pre-.
lates will continue the reception at
the residence. This evening Cardinal
Gibbons will entertain the two score
or more of prelates and clergy from
other parts that have come to the city
MS the Bearers of congratulations and
to participate in the memorable event.
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winter, being abandoned to the under
writers, who finally rescued the wreck
and sold ii.
Not a Man Escaped.

DuNKInK, N. Y, Oct. l6.-up to noon
today five bodies from the wrecked
Dean Richmond had been recovered.
They have not yet been identified.
Searching parties are at work. 1t is
now known that not one OF the entire
crew eScaped death.
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Didn't Wish to Hurry Him.

She-Papa has had bad luck lately,
and says that if you marry mo now
you must take me just as ] am.
He-Ah, my angel, he does me an in.
justice. am not one of the selfish, in
c~onsiderate, now-or-never kind. l can
wait.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21
At Djnnsr.

Guest-What fine oysters. May l asl,
where you get them?
Host-Why. certainly. I get them
of David Cole & Co.. 4l3 Pearl stl Get.
They sell only the best.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21
A sportIvc Magistrate.

A Como justice of the peace, like all
great men, had his weakness. His
principal one was gambling. When
not engaged in constituting the statues"
he was buclsing faro, playing freeze
out, shaking dice for the drinks, or
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21

HALLS CATARRh CURE is a liquid and is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys
TEN. Send for testimonials, free. Solo
by druggists, 7ac.
F, j. CHENEY 81 CO, Props,
Toledo, @.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21

AS soon as u thing is fashionable i,
somehow becomes comfortable. Nit.
Wuuiee Journni.
+ Clara CATER her sons)-Did my voice
fill the roomp Pruneiia--No. it cup
tied it.-7rhM-
Silence is golden, but you never
realize lcW golden un..i you have le
buy il. addison Gtots.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21
Rnthcr Chilly There

Marshall Basin is a mining camp,11,-
600 feet above the sea level. The
climate is best defined by the following
incident which recently occurred in the
trial of a mining case before Judge
Gerry of Denver:
"What is your name?n asked an at
torney of Il witness.
"Patrick Gleason"
"Where do you reside. Patrick?"
ain Marshall Basin, sir"
allow cong have you lived there?"
apart of one winter"
"That is very indefinite; what do you
mean by part Of one winter"
"NNeli, sir. I've been up there about
eleven months" was the final reply.
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SWEPT BY GALE
Several Vessels Lost and Many
Went Ashore.
Many Persons Drowned..PropeIler Dean
Richmond, With Eighteen Persons on
Board , Lost...captain Packer
of the Minnehaha Saved.

BUFFALO, Oct. Tighten persons,
the entire crew of the propeller Dean
Richmond, are given up for lost in Lake
Erie. The corpses of five men have been
washed ashore Off Van Burea point. An
miles from the city, nsar Dunktrk. The
shore of tie lake is strewn with wreck
age and metchandise and the waves are
hourly yielding up further evidences of
the fate to which tho Richmond has
gone. The Richmond belonged to the
Toledo. st. Louis and Kansas City line
and was loaded with so ears of mer-
chandise from Toledo to Buffalo. Tho
crew of the Dean Richmond was COM
posed of tho following:
G. w. S%ropDARD, captain, Toledo.
GEORGE BoTsEN, second mate, Toledo.
SAMUEL MEADOWS, wheelmau, Toledo.
FRANK ERNEST, lookout, North Toledo.
L. W. HELLER. lockout. Toledo.
A. b. DopGE, second caok, Toledo.
- EVANS, engineer, Toledo
JACOB ERNEST, ~dcckhand, Toledo.
WILLIAM IINk, deckiland, Toledo.
GEORGE SciiitttNt, porter, Toledo.
WALTER GOODYEAR, first mate, Ottawa
Lake, Mich.
j. Il. BRApY, whee,man, residence un-
known.
Mrs. RErTA ELLSWORTH, steward, Ayl-
mer, ohs.
rHANN ilil'oN' sec"nu engineer, fore
trr c
known.
FRANK BAqrry deckbupa. residence nm
known.
UNKNOWN MAN, deckhund, shipped at
Buffalo.
Captain Stoddard leaves a widow.
Boysen n widow, Mrs. Retta Ellsworth,
a widow. and has children in The west.
Frank Hilton was the sole support Of II
mother and sister. The chief engineer,
j. II. Hogan. who left the boat before
she deperted on what proved TO be her
last trip, is ut the Worlds fair. He is
part owner of the lost steamer,
showed the Eject of the storm.
Anxiety for the vessel became general
in shipping circles Saturday night, whom
the severity of the northwestern gale
that had been sweeping Lake Eric for As
hours was made known by incoming
vessels. These showed the effects of the
terrible seas, some being badly stove in
and minus parts of their rigging. About
Q o'clock Sunday morning Captain
Leiske of the Helena reported having
seen the Richmond off Long Point. The
storm WaS at lis height at the time. and
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21

For ove.' 500 years tho Egyptian mon
archs maintained a strong body of Greek
mcrcenarics.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21

,NAA 80 '''> ~ ''N ~
One evening kelly the Bum" ar
rived in Como on his tenth annual tour
around the world, and. as usual, was
the first man in the prisoners box the
next morning.
The judge east a quick look of recog-
milton Mt him and said sharply:
Thirty days.
Kelly knew the judges weakness.
"Yer honor, he said, "lll play You
II game of seven up ter see whether
yer make it sixty days er nothin'."
The judge had never been known to
take water. metaphorically or other
wise. lie played and lost.
"Jedge. the laughs on YOU" re-
marked the city marshal, while the
spectators INDUCED their mcrriment by
facetious comment.
.Pris'ner.." exclaimed the Judge
sternly, 1--WE lost: Pm II thoroughbred
mn | never squeal. You win fair. and
tho sentence of thirty days is revoked
"Fhankee, judge"
but il now becomes my painful duty
to sentence you to ninety days for con-
tempt of COURT
He Was Curious.
Judge Hamnn, in addition to presid-
ing over the columns Of a weekly news
paper, once occupied the Office of JUS.
tice of the peace ut Alamosa. Two
bunko men were brought in one morn
ing, charged with having swindled
several persons by means of Il trick
with cards. Their game was to take
an ordinary pack of cards and insert
two other cards apparently together.
and then wager that in dealing tis-
cards out of the hand the two inserted
cards would not III ont together.
In order TO better understand the
case the judge asked one of the prison
ers to explain the nature of the trick.
THAT looks easy" remarked Hamm;
81 think / conld make lem come out to-
gether myself.
NO, you can't, Judge" said the
prosecuting attorney.
I'm just bet you $40 | can,n replied
the judge. confidently.
"lllEo you"
The punko man fixed the cards, the
Judge dealt them and lost-the two
inserted cards did not come ont to-
gether.
"Pris'ners, = said Hamm, II nave a
trick very similar to yours. We will
see if you can beat it" Then address
ing himself to the elder of the two
men, he continued: I'm give yon ff-
teen months Then to the Younger:
eill give you twelve months: you see,
You go in together, but you don't come
Chit together
cranisy James Dcsertion.
A short time ago the county Judge
OF Dolores county, Colorado. WI IA
young lawyer recentlg from Boston.
a woman bearing the sobriquet OF
Cranky Jane iiied a suit for divorce
IN his court from William Somebody
Or other, WHO had left the county. The
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21

Spartan cavalry generally fought dis
mounted as infantry.
The percussion lock was introduced
into European armies between 1880 aud
1870.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21

complaint.alleged desertion and non.
support.
Cranky Jane was what is known in
western v%ernacular as "a holy terror"
In moment of excitabil!ty She had
even been known to go cunning for a
man with a Winchester. Her redeein-
ing quality in the eyes of the miners
was her superior attainments as a
| maker oil pieS. She could bake " pie
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Souvenir Coins.
Those beautiful silver CONS provided BY
special act of congress to commemorate
the great Columbian anniversary eSposi
ton may be had at the regular price Of s.
by sending postal note for that sum Il
The DAILY TRIBUNE. Sioux City, la.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21

BEEcnAM's Pills are a certain cure for
weak stomach and disordered liver, and
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-21

The Greek phnlanx was commanded
by u strategus or general.
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IMPROVEMENT At PiTTSBURG
The Business Situation Much Better in the
Smoky Civ.

~ 10y
PlTTsBuRG, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE bust,
ness situation of Pittsburg was mater
tally improved Saturday by many o.
the mills paying Off. 1t is estimated
that between $500, O0G and $500, coo was
put into retail business circulation
The settlement of the window glas.
strike has had a very good effect, anl
the start to be made by tiint-glas.
fonscs this week gives small merchant.
q feeling of confidence. A number OF
additional departments in many o.
the mills are expected To resume soon
The Carnegie Steel company ofiiciali
say orders are increasing nj all theii
plants, especially at Homestead. The
best indications that business is i'm
proving in the iron and steel bushes.
is the large increase in coke shipment.
from the Connellsville region this weel
over the preceding six days.
-
Boom IN THE JEWELRY LINE
The Rockford Watsh Company Resumed
This Morning.
ROCKFORD, Ill.,, Oct. 1T.-After a sus.
pension Of some months operation,
We're resumed today at the works OF
the Rockford Watch company. the en-
tire force Of operatives having been or
dercd toreport for duty this morning
and to be prepared for full time work
The officers of the company say thai
this change OF plan is due to the eN;
traordinary number of orders received
dnring the past three weeks and which
indicates q decided boom aud revival IN
the jeweiry trade.
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"Thankee, Judge"
but il now becomes my painful duty
to sentence you to ninety days for con-
tempt of court"