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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-04


of the Legislature tn
buttons that the celel
ranged upon the bro
and made to include
protractcd exercises
in connection with
displays of every
thing indicating the
progress that has
been made in the
first century of In
diana's separate ex-
|istence. Pursuant to
the resolution Gov.
Matthews has an
nounced the follow
ing commissioners,
the members of the
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-04

years of separate an,
The first step TO Il
the recent session of
bly, in the adoption o,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-04

Plans for a c.
ci by the Hc
Thu year 1890 viii,
Of what is now the :
the Northwest territ,
ton of the territory
of Indiana, and if
has been dccreod
that the centennial
anniversary Of this
ilrSt step towards
Statehood shall be
iittingly celebrated
by the giving over of
a week or more to
displays showing the
march of progress
during the hundred
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-07-04

I a concurrent Il
ton providing S'v
appointment 81
commission I'd
slst of four nea1
from the Stall
large and two n
each ]congre,,|
strict II
should examine
report to The Led
ture at It's uezt NJ
ing some sni-,1
plans for the ceI,
1t was the sentin.
hat adopted the ;.
bration should ls'
oadest possible 4,
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TIE saATnR PosrMTMIIGENCER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s 1895

system Of unsting an agencies for relief
under one once Of trter-communicatfon-
The meeting win be dcuciy interesting
by reason Of the address Of Rev. Ar.
Tayicr, OF the First Baptist church. who
win speak On charity organisations. and
tie nne treat 10 the way Of fcnr sesec-
tons Of music - follows: Vocal solo.
Mr. S<..s: piano. Miss Churrhiil: vocal
solo. Mrs. Farrell: violin. Miss Masea
The executive committee OF tho Bursan
snd the Board 81 Fpsendly Visitors both
met yesterday afternoon ana heard SUI
perintendent GIlmerts report for the
month o{ January. which was as follows.
Applicants, 1ss: wanting work, g: given
work. M. garments OF clothing kiven ouks
~ shoes given out. 81 pairs: families
given provisionss IS: families given f1el.
8: families given medical atte1sicn. s:
given transportation. s: emergency cases
relieved s. Besides the s54 garments
given out large amouet OF burned cicsh-
ing was given By the Famous Closhing
company. About Is friendly visitors were
present at the meeting. and considerable
dsseussion was had as to the best means
ofsfelieving the poor and destitute OF the
city. Ths ladies furnished . large amount
Of csothsns independent OF that given
out BY the bureau
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SONS OF THE RE vOLUTION MEET
they Elect Onicers and Propose q
Washington's Birthday banquet.

The Seattle chapter OF the Sons Of the
American Revolution held its annual
election OF officers last night at the law
office of Donworth & Howe. In the Halter
building. The meeting was well attended.
and the members are taking q great deal
OF interest IN the movement.
The following are the officers elected:
President. f. s. Smith: vice president,
j. b. Howe: secretary. A. s. Gibbs:
treasurer. Frank Hanford: register, C.
w. Saunders: board OF managers. j. W.
Hail. Port Biakeiey. and j. F.. Convey.
Olympia
Three new applicants presented their
credentials and were elected. as follows:
Or. E. w. Young. G.. y. Alexander and
MIR. Blanchard. A number OF others ex-
pect 10 Join the chapter as soon as they
can receive their credentials.
A committee was appointed TO take
preliminary steps 20 organize state as.
ISOLATION. and another committee was
appointed To ascertain IL 1t In advisable
TO give a banquet on February -. Wash
ington's birthday. or TO have 1t at sosns
future time. when Col. Anderson. OF
Vancouver barracks. who Is the presi-
dent OF the Washington and Oregon So
ciety. can be present.
The chapter Is IN good condition. and
gradually gaining new members. 1t nov
has a membership OF seventeen
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COLDEST In % YEARS.
The Thermometer Is Degrees
Below Zero 1t Chicago.
People FRsszlnc TO DEATH.
niississ Isvs. Wisssnsan saA Mtshigan
GOVERNS UnasF . Daisssrd-Resr
Days Moro - Ne Enaursd.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE sharpest cosd wave
thAt has visited Chicago Tor TWENTY-FIVE
years made it, appearance last night and
= ssiIl on with onabated vigor. The nser-
curry IN theD1ice Of thu signal service last
night fsll - Is below zero. the coolest On
record since lssx Tho thermometers
owned BY private individuals went thu
government AFFAIR from four 10 Ave de-
grees worse and marked from Is to Is be-
low. Several cases of Pressing were re-
ported. and in . nat at Isl West Brighton
street IL Carmcdy was found frozen 10
death The police have rounded Up any
number OF gentlemen who. having niied
themselves with red liquor. had selected
alleys and vacant lots as places to slunl-
Der. A number Of them are In the hos
pisass for treatment for frozen hands and
feet. The weather once tonight predicts
four days mere Of the same kind OF thing.
Reports from many places in Illinois
Iowa. Wisconsin and Michigan show the
same state OF affairs. the mercury ranging
from eight below Ia Southern Illinois TO
twenty below IN Northern Wisconsin.
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no xrISEAIc or TYPHOID.


Mumber ~ cssss sligAaly Increased
vital statissics for Jsaaary.
> Healte1 Oficer Palmers report Of vital
statistics for January shows that there
were IS deaths, out Of which number
only were from typhoid fever. In 1881
there were four deaths In January from
the same cause. nine Ia February and
ten In March. There was little talk at
that time. presumably because the dis
ease was confined to classes that allowed
toe matter to pass without comment.
No record IL to be had of the deaths from
this particular disease In January. 1922.
but In the same month the following year
there was only one death. In 1884 only
two cases were reported and one death.
DR.. Palmer says shat there Is no reason
why people should become alarmed and
think there Is an epidemic
Following is synopsis OF deaths and
number from each cause: Erysipelas 1,
pyaemia /. influenza !. cholera infan.um
]. typhoid fever 5. pulmonary tuberculosis
2. cancer 2, atelectases !. hamilton l. pre-
mature birth /, meningitis i, cerebral
hemorrhage 2. paralysis 3. valvular heart
disease !. aneurism Of aorta /. oedema
Of lungs l. bronchitis /. broncho-pueu-
nonia /. septic peritonitis /. uterine fb-
roid ]. nephritis /. uraemia ]. fracture OF
spine k-35
Deaths by wards-Ffrst. S: Second. 2:
Third 8; Fourth. 4; Fifth, 3; Sixth. 4: Sew
enth. o: Eighth. Q: Ninth. SIS
Interments-Lake View cemetery is,
Calvary I. Mount Pleasant II. Jewish /,
Odd Fellows 8, Duwamish 8: bodies ie-
ceived from other places for interment,
S; bodies sent from the city to other
places. 3
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Sew Interpretations.

Olympia, Feb -Specsal.-Articies for
the foiaowtng domestic corporations have
been hlsoaA The ONCE ct the secretary
Silver Hlu3 Mining and Milling Com
pany. a. Kasoos capital. $5.oo0ooo. in Loco
90 sllaeoe q : each: incorpcrators, l..
c. Frys. D. g. Chiison, H. NJ. McCar1-
ney; to Do q mtu5ng and milling business,
wilson D-rhheler Packing Company.
OF Spokane. capital. $4,000. In 1000 shares
OF SO each: incorporates. D. NJ. Drum
heller. w. J. Wilson. H. NJ. stephens; to
deal in canned, dressed and packed beef.
The Reynolds Company. Of Spokane:
capital. 5000 In 100 shares of $50 each:
incorporates, J. c. H. Reynolds. r. r..
Reynolds, j. A. Drain: . general invest
naent busi ness.
First Universalist church. Of Spokane.
Equity Lodge. No. Il. Knights Of
Pythias. OF Eiiensburc.
The Alaska Steamship Company, OF
Port Townsend: capital. $4,000 In 800
shares Of 500 each: incorporators. c. e.
Peabody, George Roberts, George H.
Lent. C. r. Taylor: to navigate sailing
and other vessels.
The Indemnity Trust Company. of Sc
attic: capital $5oO,ooo in 1000 shares OF
500 each: incorprators. y. +. Mcknight.
A. b. Stewart. j. II. Mctsraw. j. d.
I,ownaan: to do general trustee bush
ness.
Seattle Box and Manufacturing Com
pany. OF Seattle; capital. 5000, tn fifty
shares OF 800 each; incorporators, Philip
Seul. James Fetterly. George j. Kiintlt,
WI Doucett. James Duucett, Peter john
son. Thomas Regain; TO operate sawnhlls,
box. tub and pail factories.
Tampa Cigar Company. OF Tacoma; cap
ftal, $500, In fifty shares of si0o each: In
corporators. A. Weinberg. Ben Moyses: TO
do cigar and tobacco business.
Evergreen Lodge. No. 1as. I. o. o. F., of
Port Bsakeley.
Pacific Fork Company. of Tacoma; cap
ital. $4,000. In $500 shares OF 50 each: i;r-
corpotGtors. 4. s. Orr. Newman Kline,
Alfred Anderson; to raise and dispose OF
live and dressed hogs.
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REAL xsTArE rKANsEkRs.



Real estate transactions since january
/. 1896, are $ai2 s7s.4s. There were flied
FOR record with the county auditor yes
teTziay. 10 deeds. aggregating $2,55o. 60.
Following h the list. as furnished by the
Daily Record. room 81. Scheuerman block
Isaac Erb to William H. Erb, lots 3
and 1. block ls l.. Pontius' add. 1850.
H. C.. Crook to Ida e. Crook, lots 3
and 10, block ID. Gilman Park, q. C., $40.
John G. Masel to George T. Masel, lot
4. block IL woodIand add to Salmon Bay
City. $50.
George T. Masei to Margaret Masel,
lot I. block II. Woodland add. love snd
affection.
l.. Rostein to Joseph RosteIn. lots to
6. block %. John J. Moss "a add. $500.
John H. Allen. as assignee Of George
and John Bothei to Johnston Bothel. I. o.
o. F.. hall IN lot 4. block /. Bothel 500.
Trustees of Bothel Lodge. No. La, I.
o. o. F.. TO Johnston Bothel und IL
Ia lot 1. block /. s25..
N. p. r. Il. Co. to Frank Ludwig,
IL Sc sec c5. Is, 6, $sss.ss.
Andrew Noble to Carl Lunde, lots l5
and 4s. block Is. South Park. 81.
James l.. Wells to Candnss Edwards,
lots 10 and IA, block "a. Wash. Cent. Imp.
Co.'S Knob Iiill $50.
Maria and David H. Cradle TO Abner
Love lot I. block S, AlcNaught's Sd add,
q. c.. 81.
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SMART FORCES RUN Down.



of Pennoy~r's PArdoped Pets
Detective Sam Simnons. whose name
Is a household word IN all OF the chies
of the Pacific Northwest. has Just run
down clever forgsr named Olaf Ben
SON. who has been operating as r. X
Dahl. and representing himself to be the
assistant general transfer agent OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad conparA In
Seattle. At the railroad Office yesterday
Morning nothing could be learned Of an
employee named Dahl 1t Is thought that
the prisoner may he Efralm Bossona.
berg. OF THO Scandinavian American bank
OF this city. To checks asgregating So
However, no means are as hand now 10
complete the Identification. The Port
hand Telegram describes Dahl as a hand
some young Dane. about n years old
and a man OF more than ordinary intel
ligence. q
Among Dahrs letters was one from a
respectable young wcuxau OF Silvertan.
which Indicated that trey were 80 be
Married. and that Dahl and her father
were goang into business.
Dahl made a confession - Chief Msnfo
az Portland. aad viii probably plead
guilty.
In 1881 Dahl was convicted IN osegon OF
forgery under the name OF Benson. and
after serving twenty-sevrn months cs
his term was parSsonei by Gov. Peunoyer
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NOTION ron NEW TRIAL.


The motioa for new trial OF the case
e the state va. NJ. Ii. Nichols. convicted
q aaslsEgg Rev. r. ID. Ford. u. ID. was
riss IN the superior court yesterday. The
Ksuasssis alleged are. Ue Error in law
s securing At toe trial and excepted TO at
ne time: CO verdict contrary 10 law
end 10 The evidence. 80 misconduct Of
ssa asforneys representing the state al a
q IS 7. Ronald, private counsel for Dr.
fcr3: "a that Nichols did not have a
Mir and impartial trial; 80 newly dis
eevered evidence.
aae punishment for criminal libel Is
Rxes II any term In the county saii not
e sxsee5 one year, or fine not 20 sx~
seva NsN. or both X IS said that the
Try IN considering the case for Tong
WIS stood To {. but that gradually the
MTn came over toward conviction until
Mss ssoed II 10 /. The oae Suryrran held
val Tor The seventeen hours. when ne.
: We Yielded to the pressure brought upcn
sin aud Nichols was adjndged guilty.
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ER UNDER FIRE
~ Be Removed From His
|ce Of Administrators.
,ruesmAH WALLACE FREE
Z. u5eAsls ASKS ssr Nsw Irisl--
|s nrsvn 1rfss Asnas Ter Dsn-
sxss-Cosrs Hsses.

fAneley practically removed A.
s-llker yesterday from The administra-
- q Afx deceased wife's estate, by
l..:s<s-1.w a force the order Of euspen-
.ss-s -,eef an administrators Dc bonis non
E y. onuofnsed. It win be remembered
s - - II. /. KELLOGG. mother OF the
:.saa c5nplained 10 the court that
,was u,faaxing and wasting the
ss Sr.Sx and that the hearing or this
S5sso fast December resulted In the
- rrsnrrarsaing Parker to file a sps-
- s6.seunent showing how he had spent
~ s.mey. After some delay Parker
~ - statement, and the court was
49, yesterday In hearing argument
- a.
S Z. sr1vnx his decision. Judge IAng1ey
- - ne only question: presented was
49,. q obtain q just and speedy settle
e he estate. and THAI ne admin
10 his last report. which II might
- - ASSUMED was the best showing
zrn1d make. had adopted and adhered
- - theory thar all bis wife's prop
= wns his own. The administrator
- Is be at least hostile 70 the best
4 s'fcpeefs Of the estate. and u was not
- ttnf he should longer remain In
ns,r6, II should be placed in the hards
- 3 eocupetent and disinteresteH party.
nsxser,s attorneys gave notice Of APP
- ana ohs matter went over till to-
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HuRRYIsc or THE SURVEYS.


surveyor General Watson rushine
work. n~srite osHetai sed Tame.
Surveyor General William r. wafsn,
In writing 10 Register o'Tooie concerning
= second petition asking for the ACCEPT
afsce OF the survey of township S north
Of range 5 east. near Sesiro says that
the township IL now being plated and
transcribed az fSs-npia. and as soon az
finished the plat viii be transmitted to
Washington City for acceptance.
Continuing. he says:
Under she circumstances. IL Will be
useless for me 10 irsior<e this petision
and forward e 30 The commissioner. as
he caxnoe act upon the survey until the
returns sire before hirn. have been hur-
rysag up the retssrns % this township
with all possible speed. As | wrote yea
some tzsre ago. the contract for the sur
vey MAS let In issa. bur the returns hal
not t~een made 10 this Office wken took
charge. Ey freas~xss writing and urging
I finally gux the rrts~ last ssunrae-. huf
il was recesSary 90 return them 70 tire
d~rsssy surveyor fer eorrecssoas. TIE cor
rerssnns we're rsafie. ard sise notes tr&ns-
r,isxed 10 this cssee last Nosensssr.''
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Assshss Five Per sess. : Msuth e.,s.
Another salt vas died By Henry BIanian
esteay on Per cenk- : month prom
lssory note. The compliant sets out thai
August IL 1ssl. W. J. Jennings and p. II.
Nhitworth executed to Bsnnsan tselr a
oAy note for 50. It per cent . month
p1yaoae monthly. No part Of the ssn has
peen paid. except 3ssss a. Interest. and
snere y now alleged 70 be due sss5.ae with
inIerest q Per cent. = month from De
eensoer 2. 1884. An attorney fee OF 80 Il
provsded for. The amount Of the ys7s sose
70 date exceeds $.soo. not counting the
interest now accrzing nor attorneys fee.
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PERSONA.

Ernest S. Lyons. who was called homo
to the bedside OF his mother in Michigan
the latter part OF December returned last
Friday. stopping on the way AT Denver
and Sacramento. lie found the health OF
his mother uach improved.
Mrs NJ. Baker Is a CUES; Of Mrs. W. K
sferwsn al Fremont.
j. ". Burton. merchant OF Portland,
- a guest OF relatives in this city.
Joseph Tss,s>~tts. OF Mount Vernon. was
in the cssy yesterday.
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sETonE a JURY OF rwElvx.
IA Brown Make second EHsrs to
secure Famages.

Afs. Celsstia Brawn rs trying again ga
Lars Judgment AGAINST the Seattle
wv railway for al injury sustained Sep
ssasser l. iSss. on Yesler avenue. rear
Seeezsi streag. She was thrown from a
ca, dragged violently forward ard svs-
s--Hss fracture of the lest ankle and
s'aes lnisrses wnscss she elaasns are rer-
aaasseas- She asks for 81 so damages.
"a unsuccessful attempt was made yes
NEs<y for a sson-sult
an~ ssss vas hsgua May =. 1894. s=si
.As''a en Ccr trial September g. when
az iatF returned verdict fer Airs.
sssNa fer &@a Judge ostssrn az onee
as ewn nssssson ogSssrssf the .ersics
assee an excessive. saying the ease
80 osae tkss called for the decision Of a
sasf Of tAlvteea..
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r,eawArnAs wALLAcE vnEE.


66u6uooteas Of Cash and Williams Shut
8 Ont and XIII tho Case.
7lnx. wallace, the one-arn1ed footracer.
1ucs convicted Of highway robbery in
z ku1dinx up Joseph Little. yesterday
onllIed out Of Judge Humes' court free
Esnen Wallace was charged specifically
1870 haying stood In front or Little and
"a ! revolver In his face while Rob
60 sod William Williams relieved the
sIlr3tr az his watch S-d pocket book.
ii ~ preliminary bearing and In the
4 unnrior court Cash and Williams pleaded
3 arltty and each was given an eight-year
santencs IN the penitentiary at Waila
7GeI]a. The two men, while at the city
/ 81 nlso made full coasfessiona implicat-
- wallace. The latter. however, would
~ confess.
/ ~ the trial Of Wallace the afIidavits
Qere introduced In chief as evidence
aen,ns4 the accused. but when Cash and
Williams were put on the stand they,
oeuareiy denied the truth of the aliega-
don. and claimed that whatever con-
klesuion they had MAIDS had been OBJ
J, haaed from them by duress. The am
lsyits undoubtedly influenced the jury.
nd after the conviction of Wallace his
s aS1prney secured a new trial on The
8 eruund that the afiidavits had been Inn
Duspuriy introduced.
3 lust before Mr.. MiIler's term as prose-
eeting attorney closed he moved for a
&smisxai OF the case because Of INSULT
clpnt evidence to convict. but the court
&cnted the motion. saying 1t would be
Dfoper Tor the state 10 show In what way
~ srtdepce was insufficient. In conse-
Qnenne the case went over TO the new
efheers for prosecution.
Yesterday morning ME Wiltshire re-
nswet the motion TO dismiss, and stated
y IN. court that tire only evidence the
etste had was the pocketbook picked up
b tie detectives. and . partial confess
sioa By Wallace. which he afterward de-
niet, that he had been sent BY Cash and
Williams 10 get revolver. but that
HheD he returned the robbery had been
ecuxnlttsd. In addition TO this was testi-
noay 10 the effect that Wallace was
prevent when williams and Cash made
sAsir confession. and did not stand mute.
BIT denied the allegations in the afsida-
Wa
The error In handling the trial of Wal
Ahes was that tho afiidavits were intro
aacea In chief. when they should have
been held for rehnttal In order to i'm
peach Cash and Williams AS the case
Mood yesterday the affidavits were elm
hated. Cash and Williams were doing
Tine at walla walla. and there was al
ssost nothing left on which to base a
persecution
Little the man robbvsss llve4i at Ballard
and worked as engineer In the StimSen
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