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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
THE END.
OWNS THREE SPLENDID HOMES
yictorien sardou, the Brilliant Part-
sian, a Man Full OF C~ontradic-


sian, a Man Full of c~ontrHdic-
lions.
yictorien Sardou Is a man OF medium
stature, says the Paris correspondent
for the Argonaut. He has the appear
ance Of being ill, but he is in perfect
health; his eyes have the softness OF
those Of a short-sighted man, and yet
he is not shnrt-sighted: his hloodless
triangular face Is that Of an ascetic, and
yet he is fond Of good cheer and his
appetites are Rabelaisian. He is fun
of contradiction, and yet he is consist
ent. Strong wiIled, a skeptic and a
scorrer, he began by resembling Bona
parte. and he viii end by resembling
Vnitaire. Sardou spends his money
chiefly in building himself handsome
homes. His villa at Nice is splendid
His chateau at MarlyIe-Roi, built by
Mansard and given by Louis XIV. TO
his first valet de chambre. Blouin, is
q palatial residence TO which the visitor
arrives by the legendary Avenue Of
Sphinxes. which kept guard over the
tombs of the Pharaohs and the temples
of Isis and Osiris. draw down upon Sar-
dou bitter sarcasm from his neighbor,
Alexander Dumas. separated from him
materially by a country road, but NOR
ally by strong antipathy.
AT Paris Sardou lives in a sumptuoCs
hotel in the Rue de Cichy, y. This
hotel. like the chateau of Marty, is
full of ~curiOsities and objects Of art.
The study is a lofty room on the sec
ond floor. with three windows locking
out on the street. The furniture Is IN
the style OF the first empire, simple
and severe. The broad fireplace Is al
ways filled with blazing fuel, for Sar.
dou is one of the most chilly OF NOR
tails. The n of the mouth, which
nature cut straight across the face,
have been tormented by continuous and
feverish conversation, and he right
hand corner has contracted a rictus,
which IL daily becoming more and more
like that of Voltaire- He knows every
thing, he has read everything. and he
has heard everything. even the latest
scandal of the boulevard. AS Don as
he opens his mouth he pours forth an
abundance Of eruditicn, philosophy and
anecdote pell nell, with no desire TO
dazzle his nearer or even convince him;
he is too much OF a skeptic for that.
He talks simply. because he Is full of
life, and he finds men and things full
of interest. A thorough Partisan, he
never lives out of sight Of that soil,
of which be Is a growth.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
HIN and His n,.,.

Huron, = D., Feb. Pa,
o. the board of county eomr;i aesi
was found that the ecunty f nr
cd TO $2l.54313. of which s1a s,asu
on deposit in the Hand e,,ra. y
which failed recently: the bs.la. n
2S3O3. t-ang ON hand in caan
amount Is deemed s~uficien, -. 4
demands and the county vii. ,. ea'l'
suffer no inconvenisr &c p.ndin. y
Element of the banks affairs - !
of Treasurer Rosenkrans dessa.eska
willingness TO make good apy =, 4
might fall u the coUi.ty BIS reasme \
failure, and two srreties IN 49,
Cashier Hill were given by NJ q
krans To the amount of S100o \
Hills statement IL that. he darn.,
count would reach about s2SOn0.
vas $1,000 cn hand, $40 an a..
Sieire and 5000 in the Corn ~
bank. Chicago. He places the 49,
$4,000, and claf-ns no exems,c. \
desires all his property 10 be- -,
payment of his creditors. Spetia, N
Swineford. of the interior dena,.1
will be here early mkt week 10 60
into certaia matters affecting Ne NJ
l0nd as receiver of lie land off n NJ
is no doubt that Mr.. Hill win 100, n
possession Of the Ia nd Office. 4
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

Minneapolis, Feb, Fit has
ont that the leaders y the Populk
have got a well-in formed lumber
the northern part of the state at
in the pingries 10 secure eviden
which 10 bring suits against tbs
auditor ard others implicated in
legged pine land steals. The ohjeciI
trip of the representative Of the Il
party is. first of all. to secure, Il
BILE. positive evidence that VIII
the conviction of some Of the 7
connected with the matter. ia
is no easy task is shown ~coucludT
the fact that he began his va
last fall and that be has not I'd
pleted it. II is claimed, howeTe
he is working on an entirely Res
and that not many of the eases th4
already been giren publicity are b
vestigated, but others of which I
has yet been said are being oosI
causing increased work.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

Washington. Feb. I'm shit, - \
McDousaii's efforts To keep guiet NJ
gctiations with the navy departms,l
regard to his whaleback. it has n
out that n board of naval officers ~
ly constituted 70: the purpose b,,1
question under adyi-cmcnt, aided h. /
and models provided by Capt McDs]
He proposes 10 have two firing 80
The "snout' of the prcuIiar SHAPED \
" .fh two guns mounted gu sliding n
v hich may b. moved up TO the IN
fire and retired to the body of ths /
TO be reloaded. alternately. The n]
20 anchor a number Of the boats n
harbor TO be defended. 1t can eASl
seen that such a defense would b.
Ugh impregnable- Some OF the N
include q couple of turrcts MOUNTED \
smaller ~Iapii-hr;ng guns. These N
constructed. howevc-, entirely ind.l
ent of the huli SO that their absolul
struction would nit cripple the 4
Lrcper. Ii is estirsbted that tie |
could be built for considerably les
100000 eaCh.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
CHATTER xII-fContinead)

E n
The hdy said afterwards TO her as
oembsef family that never before, In
Ill the years she had lived at Cod
Engton- had such q thing happened to
her as 10 be insuifeG In her own house
by a b-azen creature, who looked like
O . and was dressed like a rope
dancer. And. Ii that was the kind OF
= person Bell chose to make friends
with. she sfuddered ia think Of the fu-
ture in store for her grandchild.
Nevertheless. Mrs Lilly thought IL
her duty to go and see her daughter
in-Iaw. Miss B~arnasconi.s account al
though a much more serious one. coin
csied suficiently sith the report
brought back by Rebecca a fortnight
previous to make ii impossible 10 dis
miss III without attention.
'O course j shall go and see Bell"
said Mrs Lilly. II always intended 70
do So" And accordingly she did drive
out TO Beck-s Heath, an took with her
the family doctor. I'VE were not sat
isfied with Rebecca's report OF you.
Bell said she, In her usual Indifferent
tone. and l made Mr.. Brown come
olt with me TO see you. What a dread
ful place this Is. / am sure Ii Is un-
healthy. You had better return to Cod
Angton. Mr.. Lilly has told me TO invite
you and my granddaughter on q visit
90 percfvai House. You want good liv.
ing, i can see: doesn't she. Mr.. BrownT
And Their you know. Bell you are so
extremely imprudent and careless
shout your health hat you are not nj
60 be trusted alone"
Unloving as the words We're. the act
of coming TO see her was a kind one,
and the tears sprang into Bells eyes
as she answered Thank you-fhank
you a hundred times. But indeed, 1
am very well don't need any doctor
ing"
Mr.. Browns opinion. also, was that
1t wss not a cas- for much doctoring;
but he strongly advised change of air.
and, III possible, a southern climate for
the ensuing winter. Send her 10 Ita-
o." said Mr.. Brown. You can't do
better. And I think by thus taking
Che matter In time she win be all right
by this time next year. / gave the
same opinion to that friend of hers
who called to ask me what I thought
of Mrs Jack Lilly's case. What an or
tginal, Ell? Capital woman. / should
think. / was immensely amused with
her. So downright, so shrewd. ehT'
At this illusion TO the brazen Bar
ney Mrs. Lilly stared speechlessiy.
Now, il was all very well to talk of
'nsending Mrs Jack TO Italy But the
plan was beset with difficulties. Who
wa to send her" il she would not go?
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

general. srd her husband and brother
In particular. Howeyr, the sisters-in-
law are too far part 10 quarrel. And
Bell Is too happy TO cherish resentment
against anyone.
Barney is the welcomed friend and
welcomed guest of the household at
Beech Grove. She goes on teaching,
and means, she says 10 die In harness.
But IL Is curious TO observe that In pro-
portion as her need decreases-for she
saves money every year the numoer or
her pupils increases. She gets better
terms now than she ever obtained In
her Woodworking youth. And young
Mulgeridge. when he wishes TO practice
Believe me IL all those endearing
young charms Is Obliged TO walt upon
Miss Barnisconi at her residence.
Mr.. Mills is married. and n set up
as a s~tationer and printer on his own
account. But he remains faithful TO
his romantic alteration for Bell; and
whenever she Is mentioned In his pres
ence he gives utterance 10 his old senti-
ment that a pleananter hammered lady
or a finer figure of a woman he would
not wish 10 see.
But the most demonstrative, IL not
the deepest satisfaction at the Young
widows good fortune, is expressed b.
Mrs. Petherick II. y. Every time that
Mrs. Robert Warren's smart equipage
stops before the door of the house in
Old street-and the times are many
Mrs. Pctcrick. wheezes out triumphant
dy. Lard. then. didn't l tell We SO? A
good husband. and a nice house. and a
pair Of ponies-that's the siderwatioD
for Mrs. jack"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
NrrNrnn. Do Nor Like IL

Milwaukee. Wis. Feb. 12-Tb
graph of this city has advies
Washington that the house commits
appropriations has tackled a claus
biii which IL recently reported, wnt
the bill passes, will take the eoata
pGicnal soldiers homes from he bcaI
managers and plac. them e~LtiraIy /
the control of the war department
bill proposes - amend section 4Saa
Revised Statutes, under which the
Of managers have had full cUntrol I
national homes for nearly thirty
so that the members If the boaT
be required to make an annual
to the secretary Of war, and rei
"all laws or parts of laws that u
the board to audit and examine
thenticate the accounts of the trS
and visit the homes quarterly
discovery, of the proposed chang
created a sensation in Grand Arm
cles. Veterans generally + opps
II
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
Trinl for Murder.

Waterloo. Ind, Feb. 12-SaIn Deetcrs
will he placed on trial at Angola for the
most heinous murder ever committed in
Steuhen county. On Aug. 81 last he
shot and killed his neighbor, Amos
Buchtel. and the ~latter's daughter. Mrs.
Laura Lowe. He then wounded William
Yates and attempted to Kill his own
mother 10y locking her in a harm and firing
the building. The mother escaped and
Deeters was arrested. He lived five
miles north from Waterloo, but the case
was taken to Steuben county ON a change
of venue.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

Henderson, Ky. Feb. 12.-Henderson
was visited by the most disastrous con
fiagration that has ever occurred in the
history of the place, starting with John
III. Barrett L Co.'S large tobacco steam
merry at the corner of Main and Fifth
streets, the FIRE was waited by a strong
wind 10 the factory If L. Fl. SOsPer on
the opposite corner. Both these build
ings. containing about 100000 pounds
of tobacco, together with four brick
dwellings, were quickly destroyed. The
total loss was something over $4,000.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
BIG BLAZE In DULUTH
THE BoaRD Of TRADE BUILDING
NOW IN ASHES
The Structure Entirely Destroyed,
Causing n Loss of About S1:O.oOVs
Insurance. Ss0.sOo-yaluabie Rec
ords and Papers Consumed.

nuluth. Feb. 1a-The Duluth board of
trade building. on the corner of superior
street and Third avenue west. was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday, causing a total
loss of over $4,000, with insurance ag-
yregating $4,000. The fire started
shortly after noon in Guthrie & Ear
hart's Office, and is said to have origi-
aated In a desk. When discovered IL
could easily have been e~Atinguished had
any water been available, but when an
attempt was made 10 Use the hose in the
building no water came. Then the flames
had spread considerably and Earhart's
office was blazing. An alarm was sent
in, but when the firemen arrived on the
CEN the fire had reached the second
story and was burning hercely. Then II
was found that the hydrant opposite the
building was frozen, which caused further
delay. When water was finally OBJ
tanned the fire was beyond control. The
building was entirely destroyed. and but
few Of the occupants saved anything.
Many of the records of the board, cover
tng the whole period of its existence,
were burned, and they car never be
wholly replaced. Secretary Wells was
Just completing his report for the past
year, ard all his manuscripts and notes
were destroyed. The building was four
stories high on Superior street and five
stories on Michigan street. IL was a
brick structure, and was built in 1856,
being dedicated on Jan. Il, 1886 The
loss on the building alone is about $685.
tr, while the value Of the contents viii
increase the total loss to $4,000 or
more. The total Insurance. A. far as
known, j. $4,000. bu, this is exclusive
OF the Insurance on the two telegraph
Offices. which are covered by blanket
policies. The board of trade has $55.-
So insurance on the building. $1,000 on
rents and 500 on Office furniture and
fixtures.
The board has been contemplating the
erection of a new kGilding. having pur-
chased a lot s~d pIans for A
structure 81 @the old quar-
.ers being &e TO accommo-
date tha Esd business
"rK on d. DIRE will now be
begun as soon as tne weather will per
NIT. In the meantime the board will oc-
cupy temporary quarters in the chamber
OF building.
A ID Thompson had a narrow escape
while trying To save valuable papers from
his office in the third story. When he
tried TO descend he found the halls filled
with flames and smoke. and got out on
The hre escape Just as the IRE burst into
his office.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

Wahpeton. y. d, Special Christian
Wick has been jailed here or the charge
Of a~ssaulting Marius Johnson of Moore
ton. Wick is u school boy twenty years
old. He, with n number of other boys,
pounded Johnson into insansibility for
reporting. they claimed. that they drank
a keg of beer in the school house.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

Redwood Falls, MINI, Eel
Preparations are being made to
special train load of tDrn-fed
{ hicago, Tia the Northwestern hn
day, consisting of fifteen cars, Fl
G. j. Gilsillan's stock farm, al
Stewart Bros. This will be one
lrrgtst stock trains that ever
city. 1t viii be placardei: III
Redwood Coal Fields"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

Baraboo, Wis. Feb. 12-Platt Fish of
Woodland died reCeT tly, leaving an 90
(; te valued AT -5,uU Almost the eI-
tire fortune was left TO one son. although
there are four children. and the Other
heirs brought action cChtesting the will.
The case has been adjourned Cntil April.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
Mr~. Cnrr Iihernten.

Denver. Feb. 12-After an inquest on
the body of III. l. Carr Saturday after
~n District Attorney Stone ordered the
release Of Mrs. Carr.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
CHAPTER XIII.

Certainly Mrs. Jack could no longer
complain OF being left alone IN her soil
tlde az Beck's Heath. neglected and
forgotten. The place was too far from
CodiingTon Z o render frequent visits
between X and Beck's Heath feasible.
But Mrs. Lilly. and Rebecca. and Bar
ney. and Dir. Brown. and the devoted
Mr.. Mills had all been ont 10 see her.
Yet. nevertheless. that sensation of be-
ing neglected and forgotten did not de-
part from Mrs. Jacks heart. The in
hahifznrs af Beech Grove had made no
ss-n. had sent no message. And. oddly
enough. Mrs Jack never once asked
ebcur them But one day she heard by
chance from some OF the farm servants
that the family had all gone away 70
Lonfou. that the house was shut up
and left in charge Of the gardener and
his wife. and that the ponies and Mr..
Warren's riding horse had been sent
20 the care OF a neighboring farmer
who lad good stables.
Way did they not take the horses
with :h-aa asked Mrs. Jack. Il sup
peso. as they did not, thft they are
coming back TO Beech Groyey"
II don't know about that But may
% they'll send for the horses when
f1cv're settled" answered the MGR
And Mrs. Jack turned away with a
dowpcast face. and said NO more.
III was a fact that. Notwithstanding
Ill her troubles with Jimmy and Jenny
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
..wnl You 80 with me- he Said.

&swHI YaE 80 with nae" he Said.
And then, II she would GO. how was
she going TO be paid fory
The latter difficulty. however. had no
need to be discussed, for, on the first
hint OF sending her abroad. Mrs. Jack
rebelled. Barney il was who reported
20 her Mr.. Browns advice. mo, my
dear. good Barney, IL Is all nonsense.
AIR. Brown was brought here TO see
me, and he saw me, and found me very
well But he had TO earn his fee, and
So he said. Send her to Italy A cry
pleasant prescription. / wonder he
didn't add. And rake care that she
travels through Europe posting with
four horses. No. no, Barney dear.
Italy won't cure meat least. there's
nothing 70 cure. l am well enough
In this view she persisted. And. in
deed. where was the use OF Rarney's
urging that Mrs. Jack ought TO 20 to
Italy. when the kind faithful soul was
utterly pow eriess TO help her thitherf
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22
Elm Valley News.
s uct looking fine.

ock looking fine.
Zen Larson has sold his co!s 10
Henry LIE
Tie iamiiI Of O. 4. Dye are re.
joicod over the arrival of a dau9h-
ter.
NJ. and Mrs. x. j. Brown have
enjoyed an increase in their family
in the guise Of a young danghter.
c. A. Osnan AID A. II. Enger
the Elm Valley merchants r en-
ioyin. a fine trade these days.
Tho literary held under t'e
auspices of o. L. Dyes sct,ol,
last Friday evening very
sue, esstul affair. The program
WAS all entertaining one, and WAS
well appreciated by those present.
An oyster supper was held at
the residence OF l.. I. Nelson, in
Grant, on Saturday .venng.
A dance at Nicho'i Gjosoti's
was one OF the attractions Saiur-
day night.
Treasurer Dye and vile spent
Sunday with the family of his
broter 0. I.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22

buggy Of Charley Oates. The
shlet whose name is known will
do well to return the same to the
owner.
Representative Picker has Sc.
cured a favorable report on the
Crow creek damage bill from the
committee ct public lands. This
is ihc first time 'his bill has ever
been tav"rablv reported to the
house. This bill calls for the ap-
preparation Of $4,000 to pay
damages 10 settlers deposed from
lands by All order of President
Cleveland during his first admins
trat,on
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22

Send twelve cents in postgage
stamps to 80 Corcoran Building,
Washington, D. c., and you will
receive four copies of Kate Fields
Washington, containing matter OF
snecjal interest. Give name and
address, and say where you saw
this advertisement.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22
Examination,

The teachers examination on
the inst Friday OF March w,ll be
he'd &C the school house on section
23-107-69. a.. TCrrLN,
Co. Supt.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22
Local and General.

I@Nts uc'inQuehL after
next Wednesday.
New tobacco at Backus e Hubs:
Natuial L. af and J. r.
llc >ioux CITY Weekly Jour.
hal ard thc CHEF both one year
.f.r<l75.
lachu5 & Hull are onerIrg
me ice bargains on dried and
fruits.
i. q. Pond e Co. are leaders in
|waL paper and al mug uotions IL
:. d..
i Acarney brought up a load
|ot goods from Kimbali fnr our
b Ich.t's yesterday.
acAIngfon's birthday VA very
B. rofrlately celebrated by the
\ y.,L.r soh,ol,h;,
J. - Orrut'. OF Chamberlain,
.,. XXX
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-22

R DAY|
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light sndl ,s,s|
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