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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-26
REMARKABLE CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM.

Those who never READ the advertise
meuts in their newspapers miss more
than they presume. J0nachu keuison.
of BOlan. Worth county. Ia. who has
been troubled With rheumatism m his
back. arms and shoulders. read an
item In his paper about how promi-
uent German citizen OF IT, Madison
had been cured. He procured the
same medicine. and 20 use his own
words. lit cured me right uu." lie
also SAYS. "a ncigbbor and his wife
were both sick in bed witch rheuua-
usm. Their boy was over To- my houss
and said they were SO bad that he ba1
10 do the cooking. ! told OF him of
Chamberlain Pain Balm. and how h.
had cured me. He procured a bottle
of il and it cured Them zap iu a week,
so cent bottles for sale by Charles p
Goetze. viii IL. Irwin. John Clari WrD
Is. Williams. c. MeukemeIer. VIM n
Hague. II. q. Stewart. A. %. Scheeis 7
Coleman. @. Schnepf. VIM. Nerte-
meuer. Wheeling. W Va: Bowie -
Co. Bridgeport; b. j. Peabody & Som
BenwOOd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-26

punishment for his antagonist and the
hard blows seemed likely 20 turn the
tide I'm his favor, but during the next
round DE became very weak. Ia the
fourteenth round he was down twice
and was very grOggy when his seconds
claimed foul which the referee did not
allow
Later I'm the evening. White, the Eng
lishman, defeated Mccoy IN short
time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-26
AFTER AQTAEEUL


Scranton. Pa. November -5.-AC
Ta~oep. few miles north @. here, this
rferuc-1 Zer1 Robbins shot and fatally
wounded bis wife s1d then slo. himself.
lie d.el within q short time. The We
man was brought to- the L1ckawanna
hospital in this city. and is DYING there.
The shooting YVES the result of q guar
land occurred in tho presence Of Rob
e-- Brown Ze-ling. who. So is stated,
had advised Mrs. Robbins To- leave her
husband. Robbins first sho. Or Zerl.ng,
and missed his aim. Tie then sent q
bullet into his wifes head and she fell
unconscious. Robbins threw himself
upon her and c3ressei and kissed her.
Then be arose ana sent O bullet into
his own brain was s. years old. q
carpenter by trade, and Wen respected
Ia Che village
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-26
FELL FROM A DERRICK.

Special to the Register. -
Warrington, W. Va, November 20
Peter Foley, a laborer, fell from the
rig of the J. & R. Blacksher well No
6. near Down Station, about $3.50 TO-
day. and died in about an hour. He was
an Englishman, about % years Of age
and unmarried. His body was terribly
mangled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-26
DISASTROUS ENGLISH STORM.

London. November 25.-The storm
which has been raging along the Brit
ish coast since Saturday last, contin-
ues. and reports of many disasters are
arriving here. The gale is so violent
thfa it is not safe for the channel boats
to leave port, and IN consequence chan
mel service has been entirely suspended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-26

CONDITION or THE TREASURY.
Washington, November -l-T0-jay $
srltemel. of the condition oil The Treas
vry shows: Available cash balance
SIIs.1S7.56-. gold reserve. S>-.055.1S2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-26

Tom and Jerry Sets at John Friedel
G. Co.'s.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
EASTERN.

NEW YORK spcbial: Maria Barbcri, who
murdered her lover. Dominica CataldO.
jecause he abandoned her was found
Utility of murder in the first degree, and
will. if the verdict is allowed to stand. he
ne first woman TO reach the death chair.
LARA i the first woman in this state con-
emned to death since the passage of the
aw making electrocution the death PEN
lty. The case will tie taken to the court
# appeals. and if that court does not order
4 new trial the governor viii be appealed
o to commute the sentence to impUsOn-
nent. The recorders charge was miayor-
tble to the defendant. He said in con-
fusion; You must cXemplify justice by
-our verdict. a jury has nothing to do
With mercy. The law does not hold woman
,ess responsible than man. The female
Eek is sometimes used as a cloak fOr the
most horrible crimes"
WASHINGTON special with the object
giving warning of approaching tropical
hurricanes as we'll as of the severe and
dangerous storms that pass across the lake
region and Atlantic coast, the weather bu-
ceau has adopted a special signal 10 be
known as the hurricane signal. 1t will
consist of three red flags with black
centers displayed one above the other.
This signal will be displayed at all wealth
or bureaus, offices and wind signal display
stations on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts
and the great lakes and at numerous other
points at sea and lake ports and along the
sea coasts. In a number Of instances ar
rangements have been made with steam
ship and steamboat lines to display the
signals on their vessels.
JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind. special: Dur
ing a storm lightning struck the three
towers of the prison, and the greatest ex-
element among the prisoners, some $50 in
number, followed. The prisoners had
lust been locked in their cells when the
storm was raging furiously, and thus a
oanic was averted. The guards had no
sooner left their posts of duty than the
lghtning did its work. Had they re-
NAMED a minute later the chances are that
hey would have been killed outright.
NEWARK. n. j., special: Two men
were killed, two fatally and three serious
y injured by the caving in Of a sewer
trench in Harrison. Hudson County. Con-
ractor Thomas J. Regan had charge OF
he work Of building the sewer, and wing
o an accident which occurred az the same
place last week had been notified by the
police to have the earth properly shoCed
up. 1t is claimed that this was not done.
with the result Ui the cave-iu.
PHILADELPHIA special: The big carvc,
mill owners OF kensin-ton have rot.eet
he striking WeayerS that the mills W.. he
,pened Monday. Ii the strikers y..->@ -
eturn TO work the mills W.. - C'J>cI
Town indefinitely. The manufactures
agree to pay the current "a u: w.,
lntil December. when tie .lya..e g.
handed by the strikers Wi. T. pal
lNDIANAPoLI> special: jude '-.. d.
Lake County p~erpetUa'ed Is
+ranted against the ROXY - " -
closes the track for a yea. e, -
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25

NV YORK special: Bradstreet's Will
.ay: All the previously reported favor
able industrial and commercial features
are continued this week, the endurance OF
the revival in the demand for iron and
steel, the further advance in prices OF same
and additional increases of wages OF in
duSirial employees being the most signif-
icani. Merchants al almost all the larger
cities are preparing to send out travellers,
ar / until they begin to exhibit results no
exact estimate of how fall trade will open
Fan be predicted. At this time the out
look is regarded as highly favorable. At
Bosom. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
among eastern cities, noteworthy gains in
sales OF staples are announced. The eX-
pan ion of industrial activity at Chicago.
St. Louis, Louisville and Cleveland stimu-
latc> the distribution of merchandise
staples generally. Country buy erS are
sending orders for supplies i'll large num-
bers. Reports from southern cities show
further improvement gains this week, be-
ing more marked than in a like period be-
fore. Pacific coast advices are that the
California wheat crop is threshing out
poorly, but in the northwest spring wheat
states the prospects for a crop are OF the
best. Exports of wheat flour as wheat
from the United States ard Montreal thi:
week amount only to 1,652. 900 bushels, the
smallest similar total since that Of the first
week in June, 1891. A week ago the az
gregate export was 2,3l1 900 bushels; one
year ago il was l,s13,0U bushels.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25

LIMA, Peru, via Galveston, special: The
modification of Boliyia's demand upor
Peru for a salute Of her flag consists in ar
agreement to submit this portion OF the
demand to arbitration. This propose
seemed TO indicate path of speedy and
peaceful settlement of the dispute between
the two countries. But news from Bolivie
seems to threaten further complications
The latest information received here from
La Paz is that a mob tore down the arm;
from the Peruvian legation there anu
stoned the Peruvian minister. lAc GOV.
eminent is waiting Tor reliable detail, Of
the trouble in la pal before deciIin. Wha'
further steps 10 take.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
FOREIGN.

LoynoN special: a dispatch from Sofa
says: EX-Prcmier StambulOff OF Bulgaria
Is dead. On the 18th. as NJ. Stambuloif
was returning from the Union Club, ac-
c~ompanicd by a colleague, Mr.. P%etcloif,
they were attacked by several persons
armed with revOlyerS and knives. NJ.
>tambulOif received several stab wounds
about the head and both of his arms were
50 badly cut that amputatiOn was neceS-
Sary. His left eye was g0uged out and his
right one 50 severely injured that he was
blinded. symptoms Of cerebral affections
developed and his condition was conSid-
cred dangerous. He had a high fever and
was in a cOmatose state. Tie wounded
MAJ had lost so much blood as a result OF
his wounds that il was impossible for him
to rally.
ToEoNTo special: The p~an-American
congress of religion and education has
opened. The enthusiasm eyinced has cX-
ceeded the expectations of the most SAN
guine of its promoters. When the first
session was called TO order, almost every
section Of North. Central and South
America was represented. The subjects
discussed cover every phase of life and all
the great social questions OF the day. The
programme includes the names of men
and women whose fame has spread beyond
TIE country where they live.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, special: The Brit
ish warship Tartar seized the schooner
World in these waters. A number Of
Cuban passengers on board the schooner
on the approach of the warship began
throwing overheard a large quantity of
arms and ammunition which had been con-
cealed in the hold. When the searching
party from the warship boarded the World
they found only tabacco on board.
| CoLoN special: The entire press of the
iSthmuS Is more than ever satisfied that
the construction Of the Panama Canal is as
good as an accomplished fact. The recent
visit Of the Nicaraguan Canal commission
egs from the United States tended to stir
up rivalry 10 the Nicaraguan scheme. The
announcement IS now made that work will
begin here on q grand scale in August.
LONDON. ontario. special: The claim of
Capt. lamoDihe Of Alton. Iii. 10 the site
OF he city Of London. which he claims
was .ea>@i y l79> by ancestor, IS ridiculed
here. The Est ease in the local archives
on.y date, lack TO l>20.
LaNooY SPECIAL: Corporal Comber of
- as >---ey Regiment won the bronze
Mia. queens lr.Le az the BiSley rifle
>.C--t -----Ment. with an aggregate Of
l.. .o-'s.
Con, c.. mb.a. special; British sub
v.1 have been expelled from the
--.--. .e<- claim to- over $1,000
..-1 - government Of Nicara-
IT, , "
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25

The carpenters and day laborers, about
fifty in number, at work on the big pack
ing house at Sioux Falls struck for higher
wages. Secretary Clark of the packing
company went Immediately to the scene of
the trouble and had the matter a adjusted in
half an hour and the men went back to
work. The laborers had their pay raised
from 1925 to $3.50 per day and the carpen-
tiers now get $3.50 where they formerly got
40. The work on the mammoth struct-
ure is progressing satisfactorily and Man
ags Aiken is IN Chicago purchasing the
machinery for the plant, which will be
started in time TO handle this years out
put of hogs in this state.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
His Wheels Ring,

William Bell. aged 10 years, living near
Beulah, has made two determined attempts
to commit suicide. On June 4 he tried to
hang himself. \ few days since he took
a stick of giant powder and going to a
secluded spot lighted the fuse and deliber-
ately lay upon it. He was close to a
stream, and calculated that should the eX-
plosion not be enough to kill him the force
Of it would throw him into the water and
drown him. lie evidently concluded that
be fuse had gone out and started to rise to
rclight II when the explosion took place.
He was not seriously injured. He gives
as his reason for attempting to take his
own life that he has a ringing in his head
which he fears annOys others.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
Mrs. COder Wins the Case,

Mrs. Bcrnice Coder, who abducted her
child from its fathers home a week ago, is
a free uni 1t will be remembered she
was arrested in Sioux Falls and taken to
Armour, where an examination was held
before Judge Roberts. An effort was
made to clear the matter up and keep it
out of the courts, but to no avail. Her
attorney made a strong fight in behalf Of
his client and succeeded in proving to the
court that Mrs. COdcr had no intenSion of
committing a crime when she took the
child, only wanting to keep it a short
time. When the judge rendered his de-
cision in favor of Mrs. COder, releasing her
from further liability, it was the cause for
considerable cheering by the spectators in
he court room, and from this it was evil
dent that Mrs. Coder had the sympathy Of
the DcOple.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
T

CUTYLNNL, WVu. Sie-.a.. : t
Frank 4. sitter left 10. IT, >.. -
indian trouble =. tLe .1acE>y. H.. -
~. He is ordered br Gov. E....-t,
investigate The situation. au4 Ill. we---,
!e wal tax, ,ter., Ia h..r ,o,,e u.
rools on the ,c4ur. y, reply IL, i--
.-er,y-l 10 IL, rov--ror', --.r.-.r =.
..cr.tary Of the interior. !. j.. r-,,o~-..
a.ty Of Indians az . ding ! -. dance
Il Hay ranch. atti.- lead 4 Dr-~a- K.r,-.
lis c.amei Mat they &c ..r-a.r..D. H.
.a>troy property o: -.e settlers. judge
Torr-y. speaker %. ..e .Ju,-. L.zs w..4I
iov. N.c.art, .-g.u L.. =. a>k.-- ,---
mission to or.all.ze . :y.c- aLG - = -
I'D Of the settlers.
OREGON CITY. ore. >-.c.a.: Word Va,
ur5u-A, .ato iowa tt.8tt.~ W...0.t SPRING,
stage was held Y. Nv L~..-lwayMer a.
Howard Hi. auo.t me mics .rom hi,
city. Henry Nation. the driver. and on
passenger. a Portland man. We're robbed
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
Irene Citizeps Go Dry

In accordance with the call issued bv
the Viking Temperance Union a mass
meeting assembled at the school house in
Irene to consider the saloon question
which is becoming quite prominent in the
minds of the people. The attendance was
not as large as expected owing to some
failure in announcing it; nevertheless
about fifty of the leading business men of
Irene and vicinity were assembled. Since
the local authorities would not enforce the
law, it was decided to draw up a petition
to the states attorney to ''close the saloons
at Irene and keep them closed" A com.
mittee was elected to circulate a petition
for signatures. a resolution was also
passed concerning the attitude of the as
sembly toward merchants of Irene, who
would not: aid them in exterminating the
liquor traffic at that place, if there should
be any such merchants.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
found dead IN his barn nv Cl.n

found dead IN his barn by Glanoon.o
FAM. The remains were taken =, - 'ei'
Point and en- invuest held on them Elk
FAM related the circumstances ~ H'el-
death as follows: -eschs
"Mr. Leach and myself had beo,
Ing around the barn for some time %orR-
transform coming up Leach went i"t nena
barn, and in about FIVE or ten m;n uo 'he
followed. He was lying in one ~ /
stall. ! spoke to him relative to soWao vac
pairs that We're necessary to be mad :,
the wagon and receiving no answer oh
over and discovered that he was dead "I ~
had a dent in his forehead which was me
IDENTIFY caused by a kick from a horso w,
Stetiani had just bought some calvos :
Leach, and said he had paid him $50 IN ,t vi
purchase, which was found in Ieaon.c'
pocket. The bruises on the head wa,s
also found, as told of by Steffani.
Some seem to be skeptical abou, ,ho
affair and hint at foul play but there ~
little or no evidence to support sucb .
theory. The c%Oroner's jury will invest.
gate further before rendering a verdict hn,
there is hardly a doubt that Leach's death
was the result of a horses kick.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
SOUTH Dakota NEWS
HAPPENINGS FROM ALL PARTS
or THE STATE.
Lake Madison Chiutauqu, cihrcrS TOT II
Ensuing Near->iouX Tails iaoorers
strike Turned the Hose on mem
stockmcn Recover Their Cattle.


The following were elected officers OF
the Lake Madison Chautauqua for the en-
suing year:
PreSident-J. II. Williamson.
Vie President--T. NJ. ShanaIeli.
Secretary. ]" Jones.
Treasurer. /. llubbcll.
Directors-T. T.. blanchard, Pierre;
Rev. L. NJ. Shanafelt, Huron; II. II.
Keith, Sioux Falls: II. f.. Kraft, Sioux
City; Mrs. +. =. Meyers, Ncrmillion: Geo.
k. Farmer, Madison: Or. o. o. sawyer,
Dell Rapids: Geo. J.. Wright Winfred;
J. Ii. Williamson, Madison; }. l.. Jones,
Madison; Mrs. Hattie Whalen jenkins,
Madison.
Crowds were at Madison to hear Senate
Gordon. DR.. Lamar gave great satlSiac-
ton in his lectures o. the south. Little
Ada Heest, the r%cciter, Is a phenomenal
child. The Chicago Artiste Company and
the Brookings Band are proving big at
fractions. Cumnoch's readings were we'll
received.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
Rumored Hustler Lynching.

An unconiirmed report reached Cham,
bcrlain from White swan, south OF there
on the Missouri River, that vigilants from
Milestone captured four cattle and horse
thieves, and that eighty head OF cattle
marked with a variety OF brands were
found in their possession. The cattle were
taken on the 81 inst. An immense amount
of cattle rust.ing has been going on IN t,iS
region along the Nebraska line until the
settlers are frantic. When last seen the
four captured thieves, three men anu a
boy, were tied hand and foot on horseback
and were being taken by their captors ma
westerly direction. 1t is probable that all
but the boy ave been hung.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25

TAMPA, Fla, special: Following the
%parlonIng of criminals from the various
Spanish prisons, provided they take vi
arms against Cuba, comes the following
notice which waS posted in places most
frcQuented by the Spanish colony: The
deSerters of the various departments OF the
army who wish to be p%ardoned. according
to dispositions published in the Official
papers of the captain general OF the Island
Of Cuba last month, viii give their names
to the clerk on or before the afternoon OF
July IS" This was issued by the Spanish
rice consul. Similar notices are ISSUED
wherever there are Spanish consuls or wee
consuls in the country. The object is tf
increase the armN.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
Turned the Hose on Them.

Woonsocket is overrun with tramps on
their way to the wheat fields of the north.
Many If them demand money and food,
cur>ing roundly when denied. Tramps
are c~ongregating at Mitchell in large num-
bers and a day or two ago took possession
Of a freight car and successfully resisted
the efforts Of the city marshal and the po-
Ice 20 dislodge them. The conductor ran
the car under the water tank and turned a
stream into il, which drove them out with
4 rush.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
Making Beer While the sun shines.

The Sioux Falls Brewing Company, IN
anticipation of the change in the prohiDl-
ton law in this state this fall, when the
people will vote to repeal or retain the
prohibitory clause in the constitution IS
branching out. The company has obtained
control OF the old brewing establishment
and started to operate it. The company
intends to purchase all OF the barley
offered for sale this year at the hlghest
market price, and that not used IN Inc
manufacture of beer will be shipped.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
Stocllmcn Recover Their Cattle.

The stock belonging to cattlemen which
was ,cized by the federal authorities and
held a. c%ontraband al Rosebud agency has
boon returned 10 the owners upon pay
ment 81 The penalty customary in such
cases. y deputy marshal writes that the
matter j. probably not yet ended. Ii not
stockmcn may he tried for herding cattle
on Indian lands.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
Organize for Mutual Insurance.

The business men Of Aberdeen have or
g4nized the South Dakota Mutual Fire AS
ISOLATION. 1t is Incorporated under the
general law and is for the purpose Of pro-
tecting its members against loss by fire al
a very low rate of insurance. The direct
ors are Chas. \. Howard, president; Chas
NJ. Hopkins, secretary; Ira Barnes, treas
urer: \. {. Witte, +. 7. Burns, ). W
Huntington, Fred J. Macarthur. The in
corpora;orS include all the leading bust
ness men in the city.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. special: Tie
sloop Restless is reported lost off Santa
Cruz island. with sixteen persons on board
A party of young people left port for {
pleasure trip on the Restless. Friends fell
uneasy and a party was sent in quest o
the sloop. The latest report from down
the coast Is that the Restless has beer
,,r.n1.aI
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
Reward for Cattle Thieves.

The county commissioners OF Jeraulu
County have offered a reward OF 500 lor
the arrest and conviction of each person
engaged in stealing cattle in that county.
Numerous complaints have been made Dy
citizens of the west side of the county over
the numerous losses of stock, and as INC
sheriff failed to apprehend the criminals
the citizens demanded of the commission
erS that they issue q reward SO as TO give
others an inducement to hunt for theih'
with the above result,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25

DALLAS. Texas, special: The State
Federation OF Labor, Federated Trades Of
Texas and the State Farmers Alliance
have issued a joint call for a meeting Of
the these organizations at LampaSas
August -, 20 take action relative TO the
recognition OF the courts. which. they say
in the call. jeopardilc the very existence
of labor organizations. II Is believed sep
arate political action VIII result.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25

BERLIN special: According to the news
papers of this city Baron Won Hammer
stein. the former editor OF the kreuse Zei-
tung. left this city on july T. with his
family. after announcing that he was GO
ing away for 4 holiday. 1t is added that
his property had already been seized fol
1alr
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-25
Bicycle Accident.

L. j. %Jurgenson of Nermillion while ont
riding on his bike was quite seriously in
Jured. The bicycle became separated
some way i'll front letting him down while
going at a high speed. He fractured his
jaw bone, bruised his head and was UNI
cOnsious for eight hours. He will recover.