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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
A SILK SENSATION.

A SILK SENSATION.
$50. 900 worth to be turned into cash
at once.
Only one way to do it-make the price
so tempting that you must buy.
See if we haven't done so.
Silks at 15C. the yard.
! 800 wards 2O-inch black and coored double warp
S,rah. so shades. Used to wholesale at Doc me
ward. On a special counter 4th av side, al ~
A. NJ. to-day.
Silks at 25C. the yard.
5000 yards Wash Silks, Crcpes, SatIns, Meryelleux'
Surah Imprimes and the like. Short lengths
long lengths, fairly worth 65c., 'oc. ana coo.
On sale IN the Rotund1 at II A. NJ. to-day.
Silks at $50. the yard.
"a and 21-inch printed Japs, printed Chinas, printed
Pongec, Glaze Silks and great variety OF colorei
Silks Sort you have been paying s5c. the yafd
for Table full. Broadway, Center.
Silks at 47C. the yard.
Printed silks, Tafeta Siks-stripes, figures, checks
Say 1000 yards, many OF them the 81 grade.
Silks at 59C. the yard.
The Tattetas that everybody for waists good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
Silks at $50. the yard.
Silks at 47C. the yard.


Printed Silks Taifeta SIkS-stripes, figures, checks
Say 1000 yards, many OF them the 81 grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
Hilton, Hughes & Co.,
BROADWAY, 4TH AVE., 9TH AND 10TH SITS
Hilton, Hughes & Co.,
BROADWAY, 4TH AVE-, 9TH AND 10Th SIS.

SHKS-DRESS GOODS-LACES
Measure the store by them to-day. II there's
woman withn the reach of us who has need tor any,
thinq in either of these lines this is her moneysavlng
onnOrfUnitU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
10Th st. and 4th Av.
WASH DRESS GOODS.

Counters crowded. Good reason Why
variety bewidering, styles tempting and tn
lowest prices we ever knew on equal goods
Let three stand for all
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
Nearly a Million stolen.

CHICAGO. IHr~ce-quarlcrs OF Z mlIiioi
dollars ha, been stolen from The cam
laIgn fund Of the Democratic committee
ior Ihe wears 1923, 1874 and the spring al
lsg5. Thi, charge Is made by {. q. Me
Donald ana Alderman John Powers. j
j, sustained by the newly elected chair
man OF the county central committee.
Thomas Gallan. ~ the statement that the
funds OF he past two Yeas hayc hot been
accounted for.
The money was raised By Tie campaign
which resulted III the election of John i.
Hopkins Olor George Il. Swift as mayor,
for the county commissioners campal9n
following. ior the aldermanic campaign,
Tor the Wenfer contest aud for the drain
age canal channel campaign but recently
closed.
The Democratic administration OF the
central committee born out of the asslna-
tion Of Carter Harrison IS charged Win
the misuse oi this money, and tor Tn,
rf ,n." no explanation IS AZ present forth
IN .!ig from the Democratic citizens whc
~iaui under the charge of having taken
ne money Tor Their " personal benefit.
involving al It's expenditure "A trip 10 Eu-
to West Baden ana to Hot >pr ings,
and the building of various expensive les
ldeUc"s II various parts 81 the city.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

KANSAS CRY: Judge Phillips. of the
the federal court. appointed ID. +. Stoner
receiver of The Pennsylvania Investment
Company in response 10 the petition oi
shareholders. Tie petition was filed set
ting forth that the liabilities were 1866, 600,
and the assets amounted 10 about the
same. The Indebtedness of the mpany
consists OF dcbchture bonds held by nu-
merou> private creditors, aud the assets
consist OF western Lands and securities.
upon which the company IS not now able
10 realize enough to meet the indebted
ness due and in default. and that mort
cages arc constantly dclauitlng III inter-
est.
Tie company loans and invests money
for Eastern capitalists through the trustee
ship of the Pennsylvania Trust Conpan J
OF beading, Pa. 1t holds equities in west
ern real estate 10 the extent OF S2l0, 600.
The remainder OF the assets are in mort
gage bonds and first mortgage notes.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

CnICAGo: All the leading brewers Of
Chicago and II. Paul who sell beer in
this city have practically entered an
agreement which viii form the biggest
beer pool IN the country. About 4,00O,-
000 barrels Of becr are produced annually
iii Chicago, and now all but one Of the
fllY-two companies which sell their pro-
ducc haNe agreed 10 agree. The one con
Company. The manage o. tlat company j..
however. mas told his fellow brewers thar
ne would sign their agreement as SooL a.
his trade mad enlarged slightly and One
Old score were settled. While the agree
lei which the brewers have entered into
does not say anything abou; the price IL
beer The rc>uHt Oi then pOol viii be 10 pat
up Inc price to about 50 a barrci - a figure
which tleE assert Is necessary for a yea
SoHallc profit "a tie brewing business.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

NV YORK: HE ~scmI-annuai meet. E
OF the general cabinet of DE Ep"ortu
League 0f The Methodist CIiurcn MAS ield
here Wednesday. The principal object
OF the meeting WAS FOR making prepara-
llona and completing the WORK which Wi!
b. !aid Lcfore the general conference Q.
HE Methodist church al Cleveland in May
utXt. The question of disagreement Oh
tcil9IouS matters between the Methodist
Chnl~h aud Tie Christian Endeavorels
was discussed. The cabinet decided 10
appoint 4 committee to meet q like com
mlttee OF Christian Endeavorers, whose
ann Is to bring about a unity of work
HE conference Will meet in Detroit at al
early date.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
Guilty or Many Murders.

Fort WAYNE, Ind: VIM. Stone, for
nerly a member Of the Dalton gang. I'M
Ter sentence of ten years here for shoot.
ing Deputy Sheriff Harold, has confessed
to committing murders in Chicago, Cleve-
land, Kansas City and several other places.
His story is one OF a life OF murder, bur-
glary, train and stage robbery and is a
startling confession.
stone says he and his partner, William
WairatlI. killed a man at Kansas city in
lS33 and robbed him, but later gave the
money to Henry Donneliy, a policeman,
for protection. He conie>ses to The mur-
der of Mrs. Stewart and her son, Clarence,
in Cleveland. The bodies We're cut to
pieces and thrown into Lake Erie. He
says the following day be killed a boy IL
the Big Four yards in linndale, OAio.
In Bufllo he and Walrath and a man
named Burns, ii sa'oonkeeper, killed a
wealthy western farmer, who was look
ing ior a aooi time. fhe money was d.
v!ded and Stone and Walrath returned to
Chicago and with their share started a
restaurant. Here Wairath married stones
SISTER. Mrs. Walra'h died and Stone ana
" airath lett Chicago. Later stone re-
turned and was implicated in the murder
of a father and son named prunty. Three
men are now sand to be- serving tte SEN
fences at Joliet Tor the crime, but stone
Was not arrested.
He then tells OF a murder at DunknN,
\. i, where his SHE partner, puffy, stab
bed a pal named buffalo jack four
lines fatally and buried him N the woods.
Another mUrde. was committed al I'M
ION City. Pa, the victim Eeln.s an old man
named Horton. o. Norton. Another muir
der was committed by the Trio neal
YOUNGSTOWN, O.. ;he victim beng a res
ilent If Ashtahula. The last murder
committed by Stone and " alrath Wa on
April T.. 1885. on a Pennsylvania freight
ram
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS
VIEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF The
STATE.
Farmers of This state VIII iiSht the
N~orth.,stcrn Mutual Hail Insure
.ncc Company. Whom They Clam
Has Made Misrepresentation.


The Northwestern Mutual Han lisui-
ance company OF tikion, THIS state, has
levied an assessment 30 the full amount oi
notc> gwen 10y the farmers OF Brown
COUNTY as premiums for insurance., ana
has also commenced actions to collect on
the same. FIVE Of these cases came up ~
justice court AZ Aberdeen, and IN each Tn,
defendant submitted no testimony, bul
served notice Of appeal TO the circuit court,
whore IT IS proposed TO make bitter hghl.
la their answer he defendants maintain
that the plaintil company mlsrepresenfed
IN a circular letter the number OF It's mem
bers and the number OF acres insured.
putting them largely il excess of tie
facts. and that by reason thereof they
We're induced 10 give their notes for the
insurance.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

'~OLURApu SPRINGS: j. X. Mckinney.
one OF the inst practical mincrS to enter
cripple Creek and on" who has made Il
2"od fortune. sad III speak g Of The re-
ccui boom in the Cripple Creek mines:
Il am positive Mat cripple Creek NIL
next year ploHGcc SIS, 000. 900. The values
NH bc more from the low grade ores.
though 'he extent of The ricA ores allcady
discovered Is astonishing. No one not as
familiar as am with the camp can under
stand the enormous yield III sight oi gold
ares running Gndcr Two ounce> to the ton
;I@t WIli pay "A handsome profit 10 The
NM 0Wncr~. All stocks IN companies
,orm"d " or three years ago have a ,aa
naI.ut Yaluc. because they We're hone, j
3rgauIIcd ami alr honestly managed, aHt
4 the - arms OF new companies | have
nothing tn say. The district may enlarge
N urea, and these companies ma develop
good mines. ! am urging & still more
close watch by the listing committees OF
al new companies. Many companies viii
net sell then shares here, but vii 60 east
to Gnload upon the ignorant"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
\ 500, 600 Michigan Fire,

KALAMAZOO, Mich: At midnight
Wednesday the village of Allegan, twenty
i've mules north OF here, was startled by 4
fire which comp!eteteiy wrecked the three
story brick hotel known as the Chattec
House. The guests hustled out in q hurry.
many with only scanty clothing. The ilic
spread to ,,,ho brick block owned by ii. b.
Peek, whSa was badly damaged. The
entire business portion of the village was
threatened, but A%lleGan's previous fire
lessons had caused her to procure more
adequate fire protection, and the Gremen
and volunteers got Tic fire under contro!.
The loss Is 800 900; partially insured.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
Are After Wolf Scolns

II. V. Sears, q cattleman whose r,,,, >.
jituated west of Chamberlain in the oaa.
I'm edge of the Bad Lands on White NV.
'eports that the stockmen in that soctioa,
ave raised a fund by contributing tua.
aents each for each head Of stock "wn"S
ny them, the large fund thus raised IN ~
paid out in bounties Of s. for each o.
wolf killed on the range. AS result =,
his. practically every cowboy on tho
range in that vicinity is laying in a fresh
stock OF ammunition with the intention 30
securing some OF the money as well aSta
nave some sport. When the present fnnd
- exhausted other assessments will ha
made with the hope of rd!ing the ,ango
Of The pests which now iniest it. TIA
practice OF placing balls OF ~strvchpina.
soaked tallow on shrubs at,d sticks TO ro,.
son wolves has IN some Instances resulted
N the death of valuable imported hound
which ate the poison intended for tha
wolves. Some OF the pa;tos that have
been hunting wolves with bounds say thai
it is an expensive method II hunting he
animals, because nearly as many hound,
AS wolves are killed. A dealer in hounds
who lives near Kansas Guy has written
south Dakota c%attlepen Tat he has Sic.
ceedcd IN raising some EuGnls that are
sure death to the ~fiercest wolf. As vet
none OF his wolf "eXterminatOls" have
been tried on the ranges OF this s.a.a
although some Of the stocknen may do.
cide TO purchase.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

lEoNwoop, Mich: Letters just re-
ce.Yci from Capt. William Knight. who
lett here last September with a party OF
miner, for the Gold fields of South Africa.
Indicate that the DARK continent is not the
miners paradise II has been painted. The
Iron wood men were promised desirable
situations al salaries from s. per DAY 10
$1,000 per year. Many OF them have been
nnable TO secure any work and are IN J0-
hanncsburg, which they describe as &
''human boe hive. composed principally
of sharperN Of both sexes, and the miners
are principally native katirs, who work
for about 80 cents a day, and it Is dIthcG't
for u white man 10 get employment at lIY-
ing wages. The letter states they viii re
turn to Michigan as soon As they gct
moneN cnOuSh 10 pay thelr paSsage.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

CONsrANTlNorLE: Turkey is still de-
laying the permission OF the passage Oh
extra cuardshlps through the Dardanelics
in the hope thai The accord OF Europe VIII
he broken. The ambassadors do not deny
thai this accord j. liable 20 be disturbed at
any moment.
The Turks are assidlously at work CIR
culatlng rumors IN the various embassies
calculated TO make the representatives
OF zach nation suspicious OF tie ultimate
designs of the Others. l. IS relieved how
however. that unless the uneNi ctted hap
pens here VIII be a decided change IN tie
situation before long.
\ Turkish cabinet crisis is spoken OF.
but the covers recognize j rs another at
Tempt AZ evasion and delay, and have notl-
fed the sultan tuat a change III HE minis-
Try VIII not alter the attitude OF tie powers
IN any way.
All the members OF the ministry arc N
fear Of then lives, not only from the Ar
menlaus, but the Sultan himself. Abdul
Hand is described as frantic with i'm
potent rage over the situation.
There are many iuInoys of the massacre
ing Of Russian troops on the Turkish
frontier, and II Is reported that several
Russian war vessels have been sighted of
the Black Sea coast OF Turkey. Nobody
would he astonished 10 see Russia's extra
hardship enter he B~ospIiogus from the
Last about he same time Great Brltain's
passes the Dardanelles.
The situation ii Balls causes renewed
anxiety among the MISSIONARIES, as many
alarming reports OF r!oting ana DloodShed
are IN cIrculatiOn.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

INDIANAPOLIS. \ ire IN the heart OF
lire wholesale district destroyed $500, eco
worth Of property. The northeast quarter
block bonded by Meridian, Maryland,
Georgia ami Illinois Streets was com
p!elely iaId bare. Eight large business
establishments We're turned out. The fol-
lowing firms are the cl.ief losers: Schnull
Co, wholesale grocers; Ward Bros,
druggists; Fairbanks, Morse ~ Co..
scales; Eckhouse Bros, liquors; Wood =
tord Il fohlman, liquors; Indiana Coffee
Company and the lIildcbrant Hardware
Company. Several iiremen were carried
Town 10y falling walls. 1T is believed TWO
Alll lle.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
Distributes $4,000 Ioaves.

ST. LOUIS: Pauline Hall, the eX-caslno
queen, and George McManus, manager OF
the Grand Opera House, furnished free
bread 10 a large number of poor people in
this city. Twenty-Five thousand lOaves
We're distributed. Duncan Harrison rep
resented Miss Hall. step up and help
yourselves, people" be cried, Take three
loayes and come back tomorrow" and the
crowd responded with alacrity. Some OF
the wOmen had market baskets and did
not stop at three ioayes. They took all
they could carry. Twenty-Five thousand
more l0aveS will DO distributed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
New Corporations.

Articles of incorporation have been
fled at Pierre tor the Iiolr Terror Mining
Company and the Milwaukee Mining and
Milling Company. the former with Il cap
itai stock Of $500, 900 and The latter with
100000. with shares at - each. Head
quarters for cacn company are at MllWau-
hce. is, and Keystone. ). -. The in
torporators are John ). George, Charles
NJ. Kip, Milwaukee, and J. tayee, Key
stone.
Articles were also filed for a new cream
ny company at Ashton, with a capital
s'ock OF $4,000. \. Stanley Hall, lrcs'-
lent: e. Is. E~cllNm.hurd. secretary.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
Would Get 90 Per Cent.

In June, 1898, the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank of rlankinlon closed its
iOors and the creditors have not received
1 dollar. All the creditors. except those
holding about $l4 900, petitiOned the court
for a distribution of the property, and Il
committee of three was appointed to APP
praise the assets with a view to the credit
ors taking it at the appraised valuation.
They will bring, it is estimated. about
$4,000 at a sale, which will give the cred
ltors about 9 per cent. The property as
appraised would pay all the creditors
about so per cent if the holders of the
$4,000 would consent to hold the property
ultii there is an opportunity to dispose OF
real estate at better prices than now pre-
vail
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

Upon the motion 0! Assistant United
states Attorney NanBuskir& John Miller
was discharged from custody at Sioux
Falls. Miller is the man who was arrest.
ed in sioux City on the cltrgc of being
implicated in the robbery OF the postoface
At Madison, 5. D., on October Is last. He
has been held in Sioux Fails since, ryino
to secure witnesses to provo that he was
not in Madison on the Night Of the rob.
berry or thereabouts. He had as his wit.
nesscs }. W. Gambs and Henry Morrison,
10Th OF Sioux City. II is very probable
that the Madison witnesses who swore at
Miller's first hearing THAI ,ley had seen
him the day prior to the ,pDbery hunting
at Lake Madison saw instead Mcssrs.
Gambs and Morrison. who we're hunting
at the lake at that time. rambs resembles
Miller in a general way. f. is not known
whether Miller will ie arrested by any
other officers or not. 1t is understood
hat he is wanted in several places fO5
crimes of more Or less severity. lie may
decide to bring an action for false impris.
2nmcnt against the of GERS who have
Kept him in jail for the past month.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

WASHINGTON: The President left
Washington Thursday on the light house
.cnder Maple TO get relief from the strain
ne has been under IN the preparation Of
his message 10 Congress, on a trip through
the North Carolina sounds. With him
were Dr. Olteilly, Commander Geo. 4. f.
Wide, naval secretary OF the light house
board, ana Commander Benz. +. Lamber-
ton, III charge Of the hight house district
comprising the sounds
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

Sunday night, December /, one Of The
coolest nights experienced this winter,
when the thermometer registered about 10
below, Joseph Ashton, one of DeadWOod's
pioneers, wandered out in the country
and goi lost. In the morning, when found,
his hands and feet were frozen solid and
he was unconscious. Good attention and
the best med cal service possible was
given him, but it Was OF no avail and his
hands and leet had to be amputated.
Death resulted from the operation.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

Tie important ~cotilSh Rite meeting 10
he held IN Aberdeen, when the consIstory
Will be duly established, viii begin Mon
day evening, January Is, and continue
through the l4th, 18th and 10Th. Several
members Of the supreme council Will lie
in attendance and high degree Masons
from Minneapolis, Fargo and prominent
points a. well III South Dakota VIII be
there. Nearly all the surrounding towns
viii furnish candidates, and Aberdeen.
for the time beng, will be turned over to
the Masonic hosts.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

United states Attorney Nanbuskirk has
been III Pierre look ing after the Govern
ments interest III cases against Post
Trader Robinson Of the Cherry Creek sub
agency, and &. Gciger of Harold on
charges OF purchasing Indian issue cattle.
Robinson was bound over and Geiger
waived examination. The cases will come
up in the United States Court and the
question settled of the right of Indians
10 sell cattle received from the Govern
inent on payment for lands.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
SAID PASHA FLEES.
SEEKS REFUGE IN THE BRITISH
EMBASSY.
Sultan's Chief Adviser breads the
Ire of Th~. Executive Gold Fields
90 South Africa not Il Paradise
3radstrcctS Review of Trade.


FoNsrANTINorIE: The feature Of the
political situation IS the step Of SAID
Pasha. president OF the council Of state,
seeking refuge with his son in the British
embassy. Investigation showed that the
Sultan sent a special messenger TO said
Pasha inviting him TO occupy aschalet in
The palace park formerly occupied hy
Iidhat Pasha.
lully convinced that this meant either
indefinite Imprisonment or death said
Pasha declined and placed himself under
British protection. The Sultan sent mes
sengcr after messenger 10 the British en-
bassy 10 plead alternately with said lasha
10 return, or with the British Ambassador
10 use his influence to that end, bat WITH
out avail in each case.
IL seems the Sultan'S palace advisers
convinced him that said Pa,ha was plot
ting against im and trying 10 Influence
the council Of state 10 declare the Sultan
was breaking duWn mentally. The sui
tan is also believed 20 have SAID he made
no earnrst efforts to induce the powers to
Withdraw Their demands for extra guard
ships.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
S:S, 600 Fire at Elk Point.

The grocery store of JaueS Welsh AT
Elk Point was destroyed 10y fire Tuesday.
The loss on the stock is about 5000; in
surance, 81 900. The building was a brick
veneer and was worth LOO, and belonged
10 Frank Gilmore. \ building belonging
70 Michael Hoffman on the west
was considerably damaged. Jolen
Bros. moved out all their bakery
and notion stock and were damaged 10
ONE extent. The building on the east,
owned by Curry Bros. was nearly torn
Town by the fire department, as the next
buildings were of brick and occupied by
simmons d TrOskey's meat market and
The Leader Office and A. o. Ringsrud's
store. These were in danger Tor ON
time.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

A. {. Johnson of Wa.crtOwn was in
Brook,ngS Il few days ago in the interest
oi q. W. Van Duscn ~ Co, and a meeting
OF the citizens was called TO take up tho
mill question. The meeting was enthusi-
a>tic, and Mr.. Johnson stated that in ali
probability his company would convert
lis large warehouse into a Touring mill
with a capacity OF $50 barrels per day. 4
large addition Will he built To the ware
house, n the machinery Will be new and
OF the latest improvements.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
Must Die,

ST. P~ETEKsBrEG: 1t is announced
that HE condition OF the Grand Duke
George, the c2arowitch, is absolutely hope
less. lie has ~ilagrantly disObeyed the
orders of his doctors by leading a dissolute
life and his eXcesses have induced an at
lection of the brain. The dowager car
ina, his mother, left for Abbas Tuman, IN
tausa>uS, 10 be at his bedside.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
Blue and Gray Reunion.

NEW YORK: Next summer in New
Iork's streets the Old soldiers of the north
aud south uniformed in tattcred blue and
gray will march shoulder TO shoulder. In
answer TO the call issued December 2 and
signed by Mayor Strong, Ctiauncy NJ. De-
pcv and other well known New Workers
met al the city hail IN this city and or
gained ior a reunion and parade of the
veterans OF the civil wal in tie streets o!
New York on July 4. 1904.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

Fred.l. Payson, about Ii years of age,
was ad iudged insane by the commission
ers of insanity at Huron aud will be taken
to Iankton hospital. Close application
to study IN HE hope Of becoming a school
teacher is believed to be the cause OF his
trouble. He wandered about several days
before being taken into custody.