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A HACKING cough Is not only an
moving to others. but Is dangerous to
the person who has 1t. One Minute
Cough Cure will quickly put an end TO
1t. Charles r. Goethe, corner Twelfth
and Market streets; Bowie & Co,
Bridgeport; Peabody & Son, Bcnwood,
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A paper pattern of this Illustration
may be obtained by cutting out the IL
Illustration and sending 1t with your
name and address and the number and
size of pattern desired. together with
ten. cents for each pattern, to the Pat
tern Department OF :
THE iINTELLIGENCER
49, Whaling W. Na
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.l

C. o. BREWSTER, Receiver. rs
limo Table No. u, 10 take effect io:0l q.
M, Sunday, November ~. 1895.
Leave Whcelns--tS:0N, 1896 sll:4O 4. m,
Il 20, 'al5. 1850. $500 p. NJ. Il
Leave Pcninsula-tS:pG. 1851. sll:i6 q M,
ts;gG, 1921. 1855, 1896 p. m. u
Leave Mhrtln's Ferry-f8:I2 1861. sll:sa
n. M, t22:Sg. 1875, f4:i2, s9:la D. M 4 sEls
Arrive Terminal Junct,on-fS:l7. tl0:e3.
sll:5S a. M. t2;3S, ,s5:ss, 1916, $9:1s p, M
Leave Terminal Junct!on-i:22, 1900 n.
Leave Martins Ferry-t1:ssS. s9:0i Il. H.,
'l2:A5, sos, tao, 1919. iS:5g y. III,
Leave Pcninsula-t1:3i. SOFA q. m. ra:5l,
SAL. ti;iI. t5:2s, 1855 p. nj.
Arrive .Wheeling--tI:I0. 5000 a. m, 'l2:s1.
tt:lT HES. t5:al, t9:Q5 p. nj.
daily. tDatly except Sunday. Sundays
only. "a ~
h All trains will run on Eastern Time.
$3.50 .st J. L. TAUSSIG. Superintendent i
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GOING NORTH.

Electric cars from bridgeport to Wheel.
Ing: Electric cars 10 bridgeport.
tSundays only between points marked
All other trains daily except Sunday,
On Sunday train No. runs to Uhrlchs-
villc only, md on Same dnys train G starts
from uhrl!hyvllln Instead OF Bridgeport.
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LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF
~ B ook, Job. Newspaper and Pos
ter Printing done az Reasonable Rates at tho
lsrELIi6ESCEI Jon PRINTING OFFICE Modem
aud RAPID Presses New Typo anu DosiGnl &
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l2o67S,

Ladies' Circular Cycling sklrt-This
stylish cycling skirt represents the very
latest cut. 1t Is made In the fashionable
circular shape which hangs so well whom
us wearer Is on the wheel. The back
Is laid In side plaits and has a very
graceful appearance. The bottom OF the
skirt Is finished by a deep hem adorned
with two rows OF heavy stitching. The
top OF the front breadth. on each side
of which the closing Is formed, Is cut
out In stylish points, completed by
heavy stitching and fastened by but
tons and button-holcs. The skirt can
DO made longer or shorter rs desired
Covert cloth. serge. chevlot, corduroy,
tweed or any stout and serviceable ma
terial may be used for the development
OF this design. M $500
2067S.-Ladles' Circular Cycling Skirt
Qaid In side plaits ut the back), requires
for medium size AZ yards material 30
Inches wide, az yards "A inches wide, or
2 yards "a inches wide. Cut In five sizes,
%. "a, 26, IS and 80 inches waist measure.
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When ordering patterns for children,
please also state age of child.
Cut out the illustration along the
lines, being careful not to deface the
number OF the pattern, as It Is import
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Dry. Goods.

FALL, RIVER-Print cloths steady at
. 9-16c.
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pEECIiAI'S PILLS, taken as directed,
VII, quickly restore Fomaieo iocompicto health,
TaOy promptly remove distractions orlirrogu.
i,rI.cs OF tho Dyslcm, For n N ~ = So
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Bryan's Demnsogy Dawnins on Them
Rapidly!
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: For sklrts-Measure around waist,
over the belt; draw moderately tight.
Printed directions accompany each
pattern. showing how the garment is
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Please observe the following meas
urements: RI
For waists-Measure around fullest
part of bust close under ARM; raise
slightly in the back, draw moderately
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RAILROADS..

PENNSYLVANIA DININGSCAR,
PULLMAN CARS FROM WHEELING,
& JUNCTION THROUGH WITHOUT I
CHANGE. So
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WITHOUT A RIVAL,

Annual Sales more than 6, 100000 Boxes
sc, at Drug Stores. or vii, DO sent by o. 8.
Agents. D. FALLEN CO.. 2s5 Canal st., Now
FORK, post paid, upon receipt OF price. Book
ircS upon application.
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ThGCIeYeland, LOraiu 4 Wheeling Rv.R

Time Card in Effect July 10, 1856.
GOING SOUTH, -4 \,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Chicago Committee Has Raised
So. Opo Thus Far.

Chicago. May 10-Chairman Harrity.
of the Democratic national committee,
with :. L. Sheerin of Indiana. J. G..
Praether of Missouri, L. ii. Sherley OF
Kentucky and Ben T. Gable of Illinois,
all members Of the subcommittee of
the national committee. came to Chi
cage to-day aud went INTO session ut
the Wellington hotel. They were
joined by Joseph DonnerSberger and
A. A. Goodrich, of the local commit
tee. Mr.. DonnerSbcrger handed q
check 10 Mr.. Harrity for $4,000,
which, with the $4,000 already paid,
makes S25,OOO, leaving only $4,000 yet
to be paid. when you visit us next"
said Mr.. Donnersberger, the account
will be cleared" An agreement was
come TO by which another meeting of
the subcommittee will be held at the
Auditorium toward the end Of the
month. when Mr.. Donnersberger will
hand over the final check After all
this had been satisfactorily arranged
Mr.. Iiarrity said: "All talk about the
national convention being held in some
other city than Chicago is bosh. There
was not a syllable in the letter l wrote
to the members of the local commit
tee a few days ago on which such a
rumor could possibly have been
based" After the financial affair had
been adjusted the committee. in con.
junction with Col. Martin of st. Louis,
sergeant-at-armS of the convention,
and +. e. Canda. the Coliseum archi'
tect. listened to suggestions for tele,
graphic arrangements from represent,
atives of the Western Union and
Postal Telegraph companies.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
CONGRESS.
Members of the House Vote Them.
selNes Money for Clerks.

Washington, May 10.-The members
of the house voted themselves SlD
per month for clerk hire during the
recess Of congress. Under Il resolution
passed by the Fifty-second congress
the members of subsequent congresses
received SlD PEI month for clerk hire
during the sessions. The proposition
to extend this allowance to members
during the reCeSseS If congress came
up in the form of n resolution adverse
ly reported from the committee on ac-
cunts. 1t O~ccaSiOned some very sharp
debate. 1t had the support of Mr.. Can
nOn, the chairman OF the approprIa-
tons committee. but was opposed by
Mr.. Dingley, the floor leader of the
majority. Mr.. .Aldrich Ntep., ILL., said
it would involve an expenditure of
S216.O00 per annum. The resolution
was amended so as to except chairmen
OF committees having annual clerks.
and as amended was passed-l30 to
los. An analysis of TIE vote shows
that Ill Republicans. l. Democrats
and | Silvcrite voted for it AMI IS Re
publicanS. - Democrats and l POpu-
list against il.
The river and harbor bill was com
pleted in the senate with the exception
of the item for n deep sea harbor Oh
the Pacific coast. This has aroused
keen opposition, the two California
senator's opposing the proposed CON
tract appropriation of S3,09S.Oo0 for
n harbor at Santa Monica bay on the
| ground that it is Il project fostcred by
the Southern Pacific railroad as
against. public sentiment and the rec
concentrations of two boards of army
engineers. Mr.. White Of California
commented OF the extraordinary con
ditiOn by which the commerce commit
tee of the senate was forcing IN ap
preparation on Il state against the
wishes OF its senators, Representatives
and people.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
RinpI Hills Mines sold

Dcadwood. :. d.. May 1O.-Alr. Har-
riman of New York and associates.
who recently paid something Owe
100000 for oue-third interest la the
Golden Reward Mining and Millin"
company. to-day paid $1G0,O0 for the
Plutus AMI BOttlcS0n groups Of mines
located on TIE SiliciOus ore belt west Of
DeadwoOd. There is about eighteen
acres of mineral land III the purchase.
The property was owned by Deadwood
and Lead City parties. ana most of
the purchase money will he invested
in the development of other mines.
The hills are overrun with mining OK
perts who are examining mines for
Eastern parties.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
lDebs Spen ks.

cincinnati, May 10-Eugene Dcbs, at
The invitation Of the central labor
council, addressed an audience that
ailrd Robinson's opera house last
night. He was given an ovation. Re
ierring to Lyman Trumbull defending
miill IN the supreme court he said
iru!nbull told him he offered an alb
slract of his defense to the press and
II would not carry it. whereupOn Mr..
Irllnhull said: I'VE are in the hands
Vi the money power Mentioning
we famous orders of Judge Jenkins
u Milwaukee in reference to the en-
PoyeS of the Northern Pacific railroad
ae said: IF justice were done that
Judge woull be wearing stripes TO-
nay He qualified his structures on
Iu'SeS of the United States courts Ivy
H1yIn@ there were many honest judges,
vul"t among whom was Judge Cald-
Well.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
MARI< REPORTS.
Latest quotations From Grain and
live SIOrk CenferA

Chicago, May 10.-FlaX-CaSh, SO.
Timothy - Cash. $50; May, $3.50;
September. s.. Wheat-May. g. 3-Sc;
June. ~ Bic: July. ~ lac bid; Sep
tember. G3 Use. Corn-May. - l-Sc;
July, 293-4c bid: September. 80 sc.
OatS-May. Is 1-4c: June II 1-Sc; Sep
tembcr, 10 5-Sc. Pork - May. $40;
July. $50; September. SIS. Lard -
May. $40; July, SAT- l.: September,
S4.92 - asked. Ribs May. S4.0J;
July. &4.l7 Il: September, $3.50.
Chicago. May 1O.-Hogs-Market ac,
tive AT early decline: light. S3.3Ja3.G 81:
mixed, ~S3.25a3.60; heavy. $3.10a3.4 ~;
rough, So. lOa3.2O. Cattle - Market
slow: beeves. S3..tJa3.4O; cows and
heifers. Sl.1Ja}.95; Texas steers. $3.50
a3.95; StockerS and feeders. S2.!9Oa3.2O
Minneapolis, May 10.-Wheat-July
opened at III I-Sc. an advance of 3-Sa
lie from yesterdays closing price,
and the next quotation was ut 62c,
which Il top of the day. After hang.
ing around 81 Bic for some little time
the market began to. sag and sold
down to Gle.
Milwaukee. May 1O-Flour quiet aud
steady. Wheat higher: No. > spring
&c: No. l Northern. 81 lie: July. 63c
Corn firm: No. 3. 29c. Oats steady
No. > white, 20 1-2c: No. 3 white
20 l-4c. Barley steady: No. =. 81 lie
sample. % 1-2c. Rye steady: No. l,
3Sc. Provisions dropping: pork, $40;
lard. $40.
South ST. Paul. May 10.-HogS 100
lower: quality fair; market active;
sales at So. lOa..40. Cattle slow and
weak: moderate demand; sales n,
| 81. Goa 10.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
BY A ROBBER
TRAGEDY on A CROWDED STREET
IN CHICAGO.
A Man shoots and KILN the Pro
prietor of n store He Was At
tempting TO Rob, and in Making
His Escape He wounds Two PEG
pie Who We're walking Along
the street.

Chicago. Nav 9.-While chasing n
robber from his store last night Thom-
As j. Marshall. proprietor OF the Gold
en- Rule dry goods store, 2IS 20 80
West Madison sire ct. was shot twice
and died a few moments later on the
sidewalk in front of his place. The
robbrr cSCaupd, after nring several
shots to intimidatc the people in the
street, and wounded two other per
sons. They are Alexander Begss, shot
in the left leg. aud Katie liyneS, shot
through both knees.
The robber. who is said to be Il
young man not oyar - or % years old,
entered the store and While "A man,
Thought TO be his confederate, was IN
gaging the attention of Mr.. Marshall,
he approached Miss Matte Garretson,
the cashicr.and demanded what money
she had. She screamed and Marshall
came to her aid, chasing the young tel
low out TO the sidewalk. Just as Mr..
Marshall emerged from the door the
rObbcr turned and fred twice both u
lets entering Marshalls breast and
causing his death before ic could De
carried into the store. Just as the
shooting occurred a cable car stopped
on West Madison street Just IN front
of MarshalIs door. Many Of the pas
sengers, hearing the shots, jumped ul
to see what the matter was. The muir
derer. thinking they were about to in
tercept him. as me had started to run
across the track to escape, emptied his
revolver at the crowded car. One bul
let hit Miss Hynes. and another struck
MIR. Bcggs. who was walking along the
street nearly a block away The fel
low then ran north On Ann street ant
lodged into an alley and escaped. NJ
arrests have been made as yet. Yves
Madison street is a very crowded
street after nlghtfall. and the murde
was committed in the sight of a hun
drPd people, but IA done so quickl.
that there was no chance to appre
bend the murderer. 1t was said tina
Miss Hynes was very badly injured
and her death is probable.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
~ORATORICAL CONTEST
A Wisconsin Man Wins First Prize
ut Warrensburs Mo.

Warrensburg. Mo. May 1O.-In ar
%oratorical contest in which the normal
schools of Missouri, Kansas. Illinois,
Wisconsin and Iowa were represented,
Harold ID. Hughes Of Wisconsin was
awarded first honors and a $50 check
last night. /. J. Bradford of Kansas
came in for second place and received
4 $50 check; Illinois third, Iowa fourth
and Missouri last. The decision dis
pleased the audience as several of the
judges slept through a greater part of
the contest. Many in the audience
Expressed the opinion that Illinois and
Kansas should have received first and
second place respectively. The next
contest will be held in Emporia. Kan.
The orators and their subjects were as
follows:
Right the Progressive Principle of
Civilization" Frank RanSdell. Mis-
souri, normal: The Orator in History
|. j. Bradford. Kansas normal; The
New South" Robert j. Wells. Illinois
normal: Benedict Arnold" =. T.
Wall2er. Iowa normal; abraham Lin
coin Harold ID. Hughes, Wisconsin
normal.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
Attorney General May Sue.

~. Iaul, May 10. - The American
ma'liSS and Loan Association of Min
IeapollS, which concern has been
Jagged through the courts of Henne-
~" county for the past seven years,
nIE,'''ed it's chcckmate to-day. when
W supreme court. by Chief Justice
Smrt, banded down its decision deny
- rue demurrer interposed to the
ipanpiaInt, or rather affirming the rul-
M vi n district court to that effect.
W. ueclSion clearly sets forth the
aroI ana duties of the attorney gen
mo-, III such cases, and it gives to the
S out 10y their proper legal repre-.
Seutative, the sovereign w to inter.
Ina "nd prevent corporations from do
vs. business contrary to law.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
NcbBiNS OF NEWS
'" General Interest Placed in
" Few Lines

rev Lines.
All a'teinpt was made TO wreck tho
iaSt ram from Philadelphia to Jersey
City last evening.
The 300 employees at tha Marine g.
mart window glass works ut Muncir
iNu'' are OH on another strike.
"A special from Sterling, Kan. saws.
40 fnr as this section of Kansas 10
concerned the wheat crop is almost a
total failure.
Inc senate committee on appropria.
IONS to-day concluded it's cOnsidera.
tloh or h bill making appropriations
Tor the District of Columbia.
There was IL boom in the San Fran
cisco mining stock market to-day. but
IL was fatal 10 at least three brokers
whose FAILURES We're announced.
KoinuiuS COtell. the self-confessad
murderer Of the Stone family at Tall.
madge. Ohio, six weeks ago was ar.
ralGhed to-day and pleaded not guilty.
1t is understood that several officers
OF the British Chartered South Africa
company will resign unless the resi".
nation OF Mr.. Cecil Rhodes is accepted,
The London Times correspondent
at Pretoria in a dispatch published
MS morning gives some further tplp.
grams in the So-called c~ryptogram
series.
John Sellman of FL Paso. Tex. with
the assistance of a confederate. eS-
capped from the military Jail at .Juarez,
Mex. by scaling the walls of the en-
closure.
Taylor Delk, leader of the notorious
gang Of outlaws in Georgia, who has
been wanted for several weeks for the
murder of the sheriff of Pike county
has been captured.
Thomas NJ. BaSSett. for many n rs
one of the proprietorS of the New
York store in indianapolis. died OF
heart disease to-day. He was widely
known as Il merchant.
Rear Admiral Kirkland has been
ordered to command the Mare Island
navy yard in place of Capt. II. l.
lloWiSon, who is ordered to sDecia
duty in connection with the Oregon.
At Lawrence, Kan. after having
taken H. ballots during a struggl,
extending through four days. the Sec
ond congressional district Republican
convention nominated J. i. Harris.
In the course Of a debate to-day OF
the African credit, the Italian ministe
for foreign affairs, the duke of Ser
monita, repudiated the idea that tn,
Italian government had the intention
of abandoning Massowah.
The eXtraditi0n of w. A. Turner anC
William Dunlop, who We're arrested
in London on the charge of having
stolen jewelry valued at 100000 be
longing 10 |. Townsend Burden of Ney
York WAS granted ut the Bow stree
police court today.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
The PRICE of Henrt

Madison. Wis. May On Il breach
Of promise case yesterday Miss Au-
gusta Marquardt of Mount Vernon OBJ
tanned a judgment against Louis Mar
tin of Mount HOreb for S2.07J. The
plaintiff said Martin. who is a harness
maker. agreed TO marry her March II
last, but instead married another girl
March Z. Martin did not put in an ap.
pearance to defend the charge, and
Judgment went by default, the only
question before the jury being the as.
sessment of damages. which they put
at the above figure. The trial of the
case lasted lust 20 minutes.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
The bond InyestigatiOn

Washington. May Ex-senator Nor
rill. chairman of the committee on
finance. has announced his intention
to appoint Il subcommittee to conduct
the bond Investigation authorized by
tee will probably be designated at a
special meeting of the full committee
to be held to-day. and it is expected
that it will proceed as soon as practi-
cable with the inquiry. The subcom-
mittee probably will consist of five
members.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
An Town Orator Wins.

Topeka. Kan. May "a. McCloud.
Of Lenn"X COLLEGE, Hopkinton. Iowa,
was given first place in the interstate
oratorical contest here last night. Mr..
Fred Elliott, of Monmouth college. of
Monmouth. H., took second place.
Wisconsin sent two representatives.
each claiming to DO legal. They were
both thrOwn out Of the contest. Kan
sas was third, Indiana fourth, Mime
sofa fifth. Ohio sixth, Missouri seventh.
Colorado eighth, Nebraska ninth.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
IanaUy shot

Antlprs, I. T., May 9.-Chas. Homes,
a full blood Choctaw. has been legally
shot ut the Pushmataha court grounds.
thirty miles west Of here, for the muir
der Of Charles Kiotubby, his stepson-
in-law. At 10:3G Homes was led out
Of the court house. where religious
services had been held. and placed on
4 box before the court house, five PAGES
from the door. A blindf0ld was placed
over his eyes, and two deputy sherinS
stood on either side Of Homes, holding
his hands. Deputy Sheriff Bob Jack
son did the shooting. standing just in
side the court house door. Jackson
missed the mark placed over the muir
derer's heart, striking two inches be
meath. The murderer lived for some
ten minutes. suffering great agony,
Homes wife was present, but Gid no
seem to be affected to any great ex'
tent.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
A Contractor Fails.

Chicago. May 9.-E. X. Brainerd. the
we'll known cut stone contractor. failed
to-day. In his failure the firm of Sher-
man. Flavin & Co. marble cutters,
was carried down. Brainerd being 4
member Of the latter firm. with ii very
large interest in il. Brainerd's assets
are about $500. 900. with his liabilities
about the same amount. The firm of
Sherman. Flavin X Co. has assets of
about $500. 900. with liabilities of some
thing more than that.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
settlers Way Keen Their Homes.

Washington. May misrepresentation
Townc to-day secured an order from
the interior department for n survey
of the tract of land near Tower. Mimi,
which has been entered by settlers
before being surveyed by the govern
ment. Any attempt to survey II since
has been resisted by the big lumber
firms. who claimed it under riparian
rights. The order secured by TOwne
will probably save these settlers their
homes,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
An American shot

New York. May 10. - Gen. Mariana
Torres relates in an official report
from M~aguaragas. received to-day by
Gen. Palma. that Narciso Lopez, an
American citizen. was snatched from
the breakfast table by Spanish sol.
diers passing that place April II, taken
to the road and shot. Gen. Torres
says that the Spanish are constantly
committing such atrocities in the in
terror of Cuba.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
Handsome Elk Surrenders.

Chamberlain. s. D., May GLAND
some Elk. the Lower Brule Sioux who
had been chased by Deputy Marshal
Tschetter and Indian police since last
Saturday. surrendered to James Nor
gan. an emplOye at Lower Brule anu
IN c~x-sheriff of this county. Officers
arrived here at noon with the prisoner.
who is now confined in jail. He will
be taken before United States Commits
Sionpr Stuart tomorrow.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
A Child CremnleI

Stevens Point, Wis, May 10.-Three
Polish children. playing in the hayloft,
accidentally set the hay on fire. Two
of the children raj out of the building
and hid. The other little one, Anton
IOrbreski, overcome by fright, was I'M
able to get out. and when the flames
we're subdCed his remains, charred
beyond human s~emblance. were found
In the debris.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
An Aue,, bridge and Groom.

Winona, Mimi, May 9.-Last night
Charles j. Holtz's residence was the
scene of much me~rry,naking, the occa.
sion being the marriage OF Christian
Schossow to Louise Frank. The groom
Is 81 years old, while the blushing bride
has seen 70 summers. The service was
performed by Rev. Philip Won Rohr.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-14
w Bridges for Mr Hines

anni'Ssllhgton, May 1O-Representative
dnc"u or Wisconsin to-day intro
Nortnh u Dill authorizing the Duluth &
,onS, Dakota RailrC al company to
SIS ruct two bridges across the Red
nj at Grand Forks and Drayton,