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Mohave County miner., 1893-07-15
Psrshed on the Desert.

A letter from W. II. Grigg, of Scan;
Ions Ferry, near the mouth OF the Grand
Canyon, to Sheriff Rpsborough, dated
July 0, conveys the information that
there is dead man lying in WAliapai
wash eighteen miles from the ferry. ie
Is described al an elderly man, with
gray hair and inoIstache, wearing a
close fitting undershirt, neat pair Of
pants and gU,J shoes Under his head
was navy blue coat. He ~as going
toward the river iron the God Basin
mill, hut nothing further can he learned
in regard TO the matter The man svi.
IDENTIFY perished from thirst or was taken
SICK and vas unable to proceed further
and laid down and died. The officials
will look into the matter.
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-15

Cant. Hardy, ~ a letter TO the Pherix
Herald graveiy informs that journal that
the scheme 10 irriga'e the valleys. of
Mohavs County is imprsctible and gives
what he calls facts and figures ~ back
mp his assertions. Here are his facts.
SO A foot TO the mile would not
carry much water. The size OF the river
each year is about fifteen feet. bpt little
land in Sacramento Or Wallapai valleys
is less than one thousand miles above the
Colorado river, 30 ditch must be one
thousand miles long and level, at that,
to reach any land TO irrigafe. VThe bot.
tom lands along the river il generally
about twenty feet above the river and it
would take twenty miles Of ditch, level
at that, to reach these bottom lands"
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-15

DR.. Eley went Up 10 blackberry Mon
day to attend d k call.
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-15

The impression conveyed by our co.
temporary thas the Board Of Supervisors
OF this county had assessed the railroad
company at the rate Of 5000 per mile
and that the territorial hoard had raised
II to over 5000, is erroneous. The Board
OF Supervisors have nothing whatever
10 do with the assessment Of the railroad
For two wears past the railroad company
agreed to pay taxes on an assessment
at that figure. The present board has
seen fit to make the assessment higher
and this assessment is an original one
and not a raise. IL also intimates tn at
all other assessments in the county will
have TO he raised TO correspond with
that VI The railroad Such IL not the
case. All county assessments will stand
as at present. OF conrse the railroad as
sessment is too high, but that does not
alter the facts in the matter
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-15

Tom Johnson and pan Harkins came
in from White Hills Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-15

W. H. Rogers is sick Ia White Hills.
We hope il il nothing serious.
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-15

william DAVIS, who has been work,n,
Tor some time past on the Ark mine, il
In Kingman.
v. =. kuencer aud +. II. Miller came
10 on TnursdAy's passenger train from
Los Angeles.
=. W. uAi'gher went uD to blackberry
wednesday and from there he intended
to 20 to White Hills.
| Thomas Glover and William Lsrkin
came In on the stage from White Hills
Thursday night.
\ burnt bridge at Powell DELAYED the
east bound passenger Thursday night
ten hours.
Lew Blakely came ia from Beecher's
ranch on the west side OF walIapai
MOUNTAINS. Monday.
Mr.. Reed, one OF the ioremen tor the
White Hills Company Was in Kingmsn
several days this week.
/
Cattle in and around Mohave County
are dying off in lalgs numbers, so it is
said by cattlemen. ..
Gus Ga'ewood has had boat for use
on the Colorado river bull, at Ceilings
Il Emerson's shop this week.
Miss Hu'chins, who has had charge
Of the blackberry school the las, term,
WAS in Kingman Wednesday.
| ------------+
Gal Cross has been sick this week
and James Kinney i,as been driving the
stage to White aplAss N his place.
Lester W,lkinssn ~ss out viewing the
comet Wednesday night, but concluded
that earthly objects we're more to his
liking.
Robert q. Patterson left Hackberry
last Tuesday morning for Chicago, where
he will remain some time viewing the
White City.
John Harrison Of Needles, has been
running the pump below town for the
pas, two weeks during the absence Of
the regular pump man.
| J. II. Johnson and Ass[ Harris bring
10 frui, and vegetables fiery day from
,ss the. G.s s,s., Greek ''"'Nn THE fruit is Of
Miss NJ. .bei Ayres, who has been visit.
ing Mrs o. d. NJ. Gsdiis Tor the past
week, returned to C-rbat Monday on the
blackboard.
+. W. Gallagher has just returned from
u business trip to Vanderbilt. He says
that camp is as dull as the balance OF
the mining camps Of this country.
The bridge carpenters Of the Atlantic
and Pacific road are putting new bents
in the tres,le leadisg up to the coal
chute and have also put in three new
chutes.
q. W. Beecnsr. who is iu California
with his family, has \bee9/ very III. He
has had an operation ptriormed on his
injured knee and is nsfx getting along |
nicely.
Judge Cowan and Asa Harris have
gone down to Cowsn's ranch, near the
Copper camp, to look alter cattle interest
Mrs. Harris is stopping with Mrs. W J.
Roe during her husbands absence.
DR.. Giffney and wife went into San
Francisco Monday night. Mr. Giffney
had number Of mining schemes under
way when the low price Of silver knocked
them all in the head.
Everybo should take hand in clean
ing up the streets and putting things in
order. Our town can be made the most
beautiful place on the line Of the road
by a little work on the part Of our citi-
zens.
A glance over the local columns OF the
MoH.ys CousrY MINER will convince
the most skeptical reader Yhat no other
weekly paper in the tesritory il in it with
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
III. y. DeGOlia
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
hoolu 4 and a. Tower BIZ.
hoom s and .. Tower Blk

FOR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS
New house on South Lagrave street with
eight roons' good cellar. well aud cistern.
anna barn.
nouse and lot on Wealthy avenue
4 One on sherman street
Two on tcntcr street.
One on Randolph street.
Que on EaUner avenue.
Also houses and lois en- Paris avenue North
Prospect. Fair street. taileY avenue. Terrace
avenue. south LAFAYETTE street. and fnany
others.fa ali parts Of the city.
have some Cue resident lots oq Piaiarele
avenue Tor sale cheap. also lots IA ell paris OF
city.
FARMS FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
One hundred and siaty-nse acres IA tow nshir
OF Bowie. one hundred and thirty scres I'm
proved. thirty I've acres fae beech and maple
ttWber; large peach ard appl@ orchards. tne
buildings. sol. cay 10
Also ghty acres In township % Bovine with
thirty i've acres Improved. hl-cen acres 81
been and maple timber.
fATm 81 ninety seven acres IN township of
Sascads with thirty acres Of heavy fimte
Alsc one a. same TO nship 81 one hundred
ana six acres Nth one hundred acres Ia
proved. good buildings; good orchard soil.
cav loan.
l have farms IN All directions from city.
ranging from I'VE acres up O. two hundred.
Come IN and hook over nv lat IL you wait 90
bus or exchange Tor city property.
have few drsirnbl@ hou~es to rent
Money 10 loan en- good real estate security.
n. J. Dr0oLfA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Has tssfe. incidentally. n keeping with
otaer i1xnrex A reuedv must he
pleasantly Acceptable n form. purely
s1olssoui- n com position. truly hen-
eic a IN effect ard entirely fee from
esery objectionable quality. IL really
y be- coosGits paysclsn; u constr
pated be nsss t3e gentle family AZ.
rtye ~vrup % Fix..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Egg. &c. tsttsr. 20 20 &c; potatoes 20
O. ,0c tea :. Ia c-peked. slso. b. ney. 80
ttr. c1rlr ltit1cr. -oc Ter d. head iet1cc.
&c. gsfs.ry - De- benches. tuFnips. .
sc %. eslhsses. - g. 9 deks cts - t1s
fuffs ta.sa atSftc a. Alps 20 u &c bas
carrots. q g. IL. celery. &c doks tr1r-
tsts oysters - 20 &c tot tunchess pars-
nipa a. 70 &c Der itsiei; piep4n Ne
%, radish-s. &C a 1oz. spinach. tLt bu !
horse "a isi. grated, - sal. Lulied ezra 10
~. krsen 0nloEs - bufc1.
Wtsat. ed and neu. tsc, corn. rev. tes
ed. 80. osfs Sc. ~. tc. Oar ~. si-l~
four aud fsct-Li snife. ti-eoi psteot
a. ~ fsfs backs hrsf ro1r. = - Per v~t;
core q go. sitas lsT tn f~ef. see FER % :
n IfnI1s-. ti-fl Ter toIsi tran. 81 20 yer tea
Sos. - - CT 500 strffuioL~. o . Eef tcn-
~ scl-- sshei 49, n tsshei- ~ . Nc
Isg-N xsd $3.50 io-tc. timothy. swell.
straw ft.It aze-fN
cod i--ta rearn ard marie "a =
he-f $40 pork 81 fr-s1 rosx IONS. II ,
il',fs fresh rork euidfrs. .r.e. mutton.
80 e. SPRING amt. So tcs s.li.>l-c ;dutx Z
~. - a.. ta-kevs. b. 20 itc. se~se. - ~
spriax chfekrn. l-Gitc; yea. - e. 5uttrr-
ine. dsiry. L'ssi7ei creamery butssrine. 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Grand Rapids A Indiana Railroad CON-
pAny will be bed In the general ONCE In the
city Of Grand Rapids. Mich. on "Wednesday.
Mar-h !. ls3S. az o'clock D. nl.. Tor the elec-
lion OF thirteen director to serve for the en-
suing year ana for the transaction OF such
other business az may be presented at t1s
meeting. Y. A. GoRhAM. secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

water white oll lss. e,ss. hssfHxht. i5o'
g.. s.t-r white. Ga test i@'. &c, Eoee es
fsodsrlfsf stove sasolin-. ~. &C.
Decd srited IA hths 81. &C.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
IhkK sH9Ef 4 xfcHissS soCTHKRs
~ IL erFff hes q $50
rnrar - J. y "a Nfr~rf

fhs Iass rtrFe va tiefe+ars a. reHns<-I 20
$50 80 Ire srs ars B. 3 AZ ftrrf 80
CUES 60 az NET c.frrf feHf% - iiffsi,afL
A. kuffk 8 49, f1eFsar1
&. = trFrrt trs fss tesrt
tss nfo>1. tiiy kft- 81 hcnrns -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
DETROIT.

". q ~ a an - Do A. &, X lfs.nn lls,e-
AowsIi 90 bost1.ts HssrfHsf - a.
u. -rsne Esfass g. 4 a ~ a - =
Al fpf1 kso~s, -..s-.-. fftbm8N
1HBoteH CAR SERVICE
fHlof Cars cs a. frHins hsiseea orerf
ksSses arc Detroit faflQr Ca &c asssnse
% mefa IA Nsn
't'rry csy other t-.frs -~~s rs~s AL.
0k3. ffnlthFN oen paaff 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

sasar--Cut loaf. 3Sis cubes. asa powdered.
"a .rsnniAtsd. scss confectionery A. AS.
NaL4E. No.d A$8, No :. t.s7. No = s--Si
n f.is. Ma ~, AZ, No. n. 40. Ne. u,
A-~ these kfr 3es i era prices OrAla
N43ids pficc q - more pr 10 ~.
s-s~s--ios grades. .sS-2e. medium. -
Pc g. 49,
f.c.a coc.es. ss.os lava green. so
Pee efh4 sr~en. - g SCI NsricAibo. 10
-. ~sn IOs h g. *. no. isslssc-
Ne. Michigan chess. i-8ftcs rolled oats
Barrels Sass. AT. saginaw salt. BAR els. &C.
L4r1-licres b4ss-C0mpould. .tcs bure.
L..
Mssl-iiams. u % sc picnic ham. ia l-'sr
bsron. - .,es dries oeef 9isDlV3sc. shori
eut pors. so Dbl. Gear bsck. s-ie0 o0i
be1ciess clear 20 PORK. a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Csbbag-s sCa-oc per doz, onions. s.. 1sei
per bnl. lemons. ~ and 80. t1cs<s /.
grange. g. go sweet pstatocs. "a 49, =
Ga Nornia atricat.. a. per c1xs bar Ans-
a - "a fer hlnehs clover. neaiGm. y q =
80. TAR isoth. 49, - Ter III; raothy
sec1 a. ecu. NJ ier, q .i5S - FER bu-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

crc.so Uspos szocx r.ss. feo. IL
49,. - IT steers. fiseeo.A,. sfecAsfs
80 f.--.lcfs. . - - 80. eosA Aeiirrs ana
buIa ~ ftaC
I-zs-h eceirts it.9oci stradys hcasy. 49,
a. 80 aixsd aa4 medium. 30 10 sr.so
., e = !. - .-',-n-e~..ts ZOO. dun ane barely
stss8y god % shoise, 81 20 so.s9; lsnls
4 u = s&hl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
MIGHIGANCEYTP.,L


tbfif rtfFls a. ttrFti r1rafr.
1ssire effcf tos q ls1I
r~sfng ears 81 raftr AS tfanftf 80
Presses - bEd fffsn D. ret. aftf rsrs fIln
IN trsirs iexvieE erase taFfs "a 8 ~
nrt leaving lteifeif 81 Sc . 81 nffit ~ 81
ffrsaa kagifs ~ n o. Direcf cruBrrtinft
raadf ~ tetrFtf viii al thfonxt - - 49,
ever &c kirhitsn tsntfsi rstrVss tfsakts
raufh~rn lIrI- &C.
FFEr ~ ntfsoe. Ser. Ar - aercf ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

MONEY LOANED for short time in large or
"A small amounts on any form OF good Sc
Build nr. cor. Pearl and Ottawa s'ieess. Tee
phone ll2p.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Fropr1stofs q Duism's GreAs German
Eemede 80
GExrt ssxS~f have tor the past two
yssro been troubled viii . serious and
serY severe LIVER and stomach dith.
cuitT. Have Dad advice snd medieins
from our very oest InyHessDs sad oniy
% - temporarily relieved. some OF
ny friends persuaded ma % Try pour
s-r~st tiefnssn Remedy for toe Blood i.
stomach snd Kidneys ard % mr. en-
PRISE after nNug tnfee bottles feei as
= NV MAJ II you dsssrs i'm can uss
ny nsnie Ia prat o. y rsfsrsnse n
sry az iha 4rsad Rspds. N en- gao.
pspefs. o. any ofntr pagers n ne
states. 80 convince th@ Affected that i q
80 h@-s Riaod LIVER sod kitneT Md /.
fcn- cn e3rth I fee Ike new mac.
Rave lived here ever fortv years
n lfyl~ s<FuN,
irsna ltsp,ts. Nirh.
Fer ale a. scssner = Ala-0rfAs
49,. stora. NJ. = Nonroa street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

nsIa - msn. Nr. lss. Wilsot. az
kirrs ~rrngs. fil., 100 scFsr eo fsss
81 49, ssrs - hssa - snv tase u 81
,~sat rs.rv Md ,es,-s. snnse - ersei-
l.-t. easifv ga aeSer before AZ esd
- ta.s -oif ~ cnnir lefriy - al
co.. "a ,ar.f {,r Il a. fhsushess
r.fe rh.tiar. sasf DIARIES f~vsear.
=, !. srrsiv a .eu,frrf8i ened rirs flfr
80 ~ ? g. Wersbafz. ifnxEs' :
Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

fla r,@t Ttasr taiurnnFsn hssf
IghlE fd9b aa 80 az r@t soreE :,
- ises. c. ssriv al Tas Heats
en~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

fsic41u. fx1. fi--W hssf sbeaed sios All
IL +. euasltterahle EsNs pftrfs n~44 43~Al
stsa1S. til44.1 ~ a skt dreliae Lfon ffr
tcFsta u cioss. lofr Sns tfiy .ct-se @il4 90
tl4s4 r .e~er- N4ts s4es4s prees srfr a
loser GaIs ~ere 4Llsf ani 3tas. Afkr -
sIm44l1s - "a coFat aslu< = ICES ~eto -
I4aer- wa ~. raeep lisa. s1ita as 80
~, .frn f. arr.. 20 ~ ~ : nacker moss Irr-
s-r~.s n. 49, cf'..ll.cf .r.st<is1s wsrs IA
$500 "a - Fo4k 1~ciiacl &c 4at Fl9s
l-.sc. LsrI sio-ed 5'.e shrF-
li.s - rfic~s.
wasag-t e1ruarS. T5zses Ass. ts,ses JAY.
tsrn-F~trnars Gise3 March. sSes Nay.
ca1.-l s6ra4rs. 49,. Mach. N@es Mar.
Sc
Fsrk-Fsbruars. G&E. NAs. rATs JUN.
81
LAsa-FebrusrS. ~; Nay. s2i7s Jun.
sEsst E-s-isssasfS. ns.so; Mar. s'a-sis
lily flq.D.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
FIGURES OF TRADE

80 scsk 80. iL-,foaes ga c4.l .esas1
a. (. e.s.s1s sasree - oassE1nsal eeafs
- -. as-44l
r..Ilaz !. - cas- te4zS ~.s al serr nsa'
arzss sE4e a4 @s~4 ais l1al as44L q isie
- o. = vfslieszi.sifsi 14takt- liz 1.-rs eeze
sll4tt taAS tae D. a1e "a ne ak1r<ir3
fs4ze - oss41s - tsE 4eefrt4ff II t8o ffc4s
a. 49, 10 alf fda1 lFtl114 1e<i41 AS -
- Laksa - Fe-ut1 the ;. aattse a - IL lee
eSenilz - 81 Ikfks s<f44at elkz >ssae Ne y
fF3n llfr4 SIS - 1cfs 4a4 - al a.
sscfs fra1 Lo11ea. fsrrs <eei 4eaf -
l4ls $780, fuRorfr4 ST. a. g .. pfIExss kAa
kck1 q HA4< a live A. aeEita - 2TiEfs.
kas / a 49, t1H a1tg Ca $500 . sAe~ >
& a I.'>4 VI tlttsift-ar-. octax 4Gs1 = prr
aeut - -. Tbs 444fs1 "a 4i6t4aefs see -
. asri4fftiY eutaspsef5e 1xf1fr b4t al a4ft
sstl4o acre 81 s41 80 4lti1ea.s - ti.s
Efar f1t4Fe. lfs latter rest94s4 a. - t@ts
tsa. la lead I'd ever / pef csat, %. y
etsfiiters flelae4 at.let thr s1fls siza- =.
ruD1ta4li< fati.os SFfs ale al Ao< -
tiar. "a 1lsltllrrs ~ . - ecg g. 81 tfs0 =
leFts< lI4t. Ctefl1s @lfA 1rt 44l1 - -
20 craI. loe ~ .rt resr1 gale. 1aa lfti
q t1e fstg. cales e lists1 staSz tsa2f -
xfsg.tz4 - 80 sh@ses .a4 " lAssts4 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
N. W. NORTHROP,
OVER NATIONAL CRY BANK.

ToR RTST.
One hen.e on South Juiea street -tts al
moeefa 4 ~ psosenrnts. between hetrx street
sns Hcafthr arfnee,
0as hoass On tm.tiils street. conyeaientf 10
street. ears. fis.
saIts 81 sesa's ia bioeA ecrn>f rast street
and flfh sve1se. y.
foa ssLN
oas heu.s "a tiHe svsaas near fnisa
IN. ,ss.- ea >sssa hiea stree, ia tsss.
O. IN
0as konsr On vssdre stfses So tsrs. A. -
one keas- ~ lis4ff stfeft eifh ospasfa iss.
pfefsns efee
1~o hsasrs ca tVnatiiis street. sizes $50
"a ens.e "a es.s street. ser a. asfs
sfrft s
kise s.~sfsi barses Nta - tAe retera
- 5Fasefnent faaftHs : 80 ~ - rs-
Nsfsa8 a. ~ 4 - f*af Fsffs - fIfs sf
fsftaas - - eft teels4f4 - ta "A
Fszttesta - 81 u fsff Hestf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

n-I,-Af,r bail 1oieF. Tor ssl- 81
Uululiluldli Tns usRsfo efses are
rot enunisrfeit. 1on sooaia e silfe
g. 81 cce tast . Es1pns- oSrs are
ausFaHtr~f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

LoR sALE-My entire store Of furniture AMI
uisceli neous. household soods: . nev
aouse and large lot corner Of Union and car
rrr streets. house and lot No. los nhdison
street: vacant lot on Christ street; fArm OF
ten acres IL rods eastof city limits; new build
fngs and ali kind Of fruit. will sell or exchange
for other property A. A Lord. No. - stock
ing street lA.tL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
ArrEgsoos sLEIaH- aIpR

NPECIAL RATS are offered ~ ksceiif
- Holl Tor chIldrs ne afternoon slelghrides
for one week The first conner gets their
largest sleigh Telephone 90 or Go after
bcsl ncss hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Fer seis a. - sner = Alo-0rfa' 9
erux ssore. ~. = Noeroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

L'0R sALE-Tweive nne Furnished rooms.
xiod location. and full Of rooncTs. netting
a good preff. " IN sell cheap. No. - North
Waterloo street. room IL sri
LOB sALE--A small cry goods ANA millinery
Il store. new stock stuated on one OF the
best business streets In the city; living rooms
in the r~ar; three years lease AZ SIS per
month, $40 will purchase this business. For
further particulars ir4uire W. X. Scrtbaer.
rsai estate dealer. &c Pearl street. SAsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
wAxrKD-BoARpERs.

ADVERTISEMENT or THREE LINES OR
"A more under this head. cents per line for
one insertion; 10 cents Der line for three In
sertion, or . cents per line for one week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

A few more Gay boarders can ind accom-
s5tf Mas. HoFyrAS-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

Chicago, Nov. 10.-Judge Tnley to-day
reversed his decision ID the famous
QHackenboss divorce case, granting de-
cree to the wife. w. A. Quackenboss,
Tue defendant, was commission ner-
chlht III st Paul, and cruelty was the
ground upon which his wife sought sepa-
ration. IN rcnde'ing The decision Judge
lniey severely scored the defendant,
chalacterizng bis treatment of his wife
as cruel beyond measure, and citing ii-
st"hces in which Mrs Quachenboss was
compelled by her husband to stay in bed
Tor from one TO three days as a penalty
Tor dISpleaslng him. He took his new
born babe from its mother, the judge
Gverred, and told her that if it died she
should never know it's burial place. and
on various occasions roughly treated his
wife. In forty years legal experience"
said the court, Il never heard of such
une1ampled brutality"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
M'klNLEY THEIR MAN.

Boston, Nov. 10 The consensus OF
opinion ia series of interviews with
leading Massachusetts Republicans seems
10 point toward the states choice of
William Mckinley of Ohio as the next
Republican candidate for president The
only other candidate mentioned is Hon.
Thomas B. Reed Of Maine, and while
be has not so many outspoken admirers
as the man from Ohio, it is by no means
uncertain that were complete canvass
to be made he would not be the choice
of the Old Bay State.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
FOUR KILLED.

Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 10 South bound
passenger train No. IS crashed into north
bound freight No. 81 Oh the Hooking
Valley railroad one and one-half miles
north OF Rising Sun last evening. The
collision was due to dsobedience Of or.
ders Oh the part of the engineer of the
freight. A heavy fog prevailed at the
time aud obscured the vision of the pas
senger engineer -Four were killed out
right l.. I'll. Jones, engineer of the pas
senser, James l.. kerlin. engineer of the
freight; ---- Jones, fireman of the pas
senser; Express Messenger James K.
Brisch
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
WHY HE LOOKED SAD
kicked His Own boy Into the s,-...
and Smashed His own p,c


ana smashed His own nicx.,
You look tritle docful to-niph, "
saln one or group Of gentlemen n
another, while all were sitting ono sot-
urday evening before the fire in ono
OF the clubs
We'll, said the gentleman address.
ed, Il have as good right to ,oo,,
doiefuI tonight as any man ! know
Of"
What's upy' asked the other mem.
Ders or The group, in chorus,
1T Is this way: You know that am
m ardent bicyciist, and ! have a boy
VINO has the same passion. This even.
ing. just after dark. as | was comm,
down the street 10 the club, walking
along thinking OF nothing in particular
was hit In the back by what seemed
10 be locomotive, and Knocked
spraying into the ditch. II was muddy
there, and when ] had collected nv
scattered senses | was all covered with
dirt, and also very mad | looked
around TO see what hit me. thinking
that perhaps In my abstraction | had
walked on TO a railway line some
where, and found young man and
safety bicycle on the pavement. nj,
tangled up. was mad. as said be-
fore, and, without stopping TO think
what ! did, ! took the young man by
the coat collar and kicked him off tho
pavement Then | jumped on the bi-
cycle, stamped all the spokes out OF
the wheels, and generally distpured
it,"
Hero the gentleman stopped And
one OF the audience said:
We'll, why should that make YOU
feei as you do' You did just the right
thing"
Il suppose I hadn't ought TO feel So"
said the speaker. but you see, il was
my boy and my bicycle
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
NQT RAPE

Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 10-This morning
the complaining witness in the Father
Connolly rape case admitted on cross
examination that she had testified at a
preliminary hearing TO having been paid
By the priest for allowing him liberties,
The prisoner went on the stand and de-
MED her whole story "a to the events
she claims occurred on the 10Th of
March Thus far the priest seems 10
have the best of the ease so far rs actual
rape Is concerned
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
The Meaning OF Red Hnir.

Scientists say that it means that there
Ia d superabundance OF iron ID inc
blood. And the analyst says that 1t
"a the matter that enters red halr that
imnnrts the yigor, the elasticity, the
rreat vitality, the oyertlowins, thor
ouchly healthful animal life when runs
through the veins Of the ruddy-halreu.
and this strong sentient animal HE
is what renders them more intense Id
their emotions than their more iansuia
rnl,ow creatures. Philosophers notice
q as a peculiar fact that red-halreo
old maids are very rare.
american pumps are known IN Cn1na ano
n n 90 VOL ns In all parts OF Europe.