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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
Accidental Happenings.

One mar was killed and three others
were perhaps fatally injured recently
by the falling of a pile OF brick at the
site Of the old Grand Pacific hotel tn
Chicago.
In Manchester. Eng, a whilrwind
yesterday evening unroofed and de-
moIIshed several buildings. Many per-
sons were injured by flying debris.
but there We're no fatal accidents.
Reports made by three vessels tina.
arrived in New York us the gray
est fears that the t-hree-masted ship,
State of Maine, that left New York on
Sept. 4, with a cargo of case oil for
Shanghai, has been burned at sea, and
that all on board, some twenty-six,
have persisted.
jones Jzzell. the fifteen-year-old son
Of Edgar UZzell, -esiding at Newport,
Ill, shot his eleven- yearold sister IL
the face with n shotgun, tearing of
her nose, upper front portion OF the
jaw and The end of her tongue He
shot her p~urposaiy, Paving become an
gered at her. Tie girl died the follow
ing day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
Otherwise.

Special masters Charles Sharp and
George T.. Bowden sold at public auc-
ton. at the Norfolk * Western railway
station. the main line of the Norfolk *
Tie Kuctz & Rahre Foundry corlpa-
ny assigned nj Chicago in favor of
Thomas Davis. Assets were III aCed at
$50 0E,. liabilities. S30,GD.
Charles Won der Abe, president OF
the St Louis I;rowns. IL defendant in q
suit filed in st. Louis By Miss -AnBie
Kaiser. who asks for $4,000 damages
fer breach IF promise.
J.. v. Northam & Co. wholesale and
retail deales in wines and liquors. chi
cago. with several establishments in
the downtown district, lave been
closed by the sheriff.
Provided satisfactory arrangements
can be MI de with the Canadian Pacific.
a large ore swelter and refinery will be
established at Vancouver, with a CAPT
tai of at least Sl,000,0OO
With the exception Of the blast fur
naces. every department Of the Illi-
nois Steel company at Joliet. ILL.,. is in
full operation. tuore than 20 men be
ing given employment. The mills have
been idle over two months.
Clarence :. barrow was nominated
for congress by the Third district sill
Q Democratic convention at Chicago.
No other candidate was presented. the
nomination being made by acciaMa-
ton.
Little Rock, Sept. Incomplete Of
fetal returns from the recent elections
show the following vote for governor:
Jones DEM, 81, 124: Remmel tRep.9.
35,S3G; Files (Pop.D, 1889; Miller
pro), I42. Total vote, 141 100.
Hugh Fisher of Anderson. Ind. n
young mai, subject 20 epilepsy, has re-
ceived peculiar treatment that mas re-
suited in a remarkable cure. The dis
cas- las, IL is claimed, been transmit
ted 10 a pet dog, leaving it's master
free from all the symptoms.
The Miehie Printing Press and Man
ufacturing company Of Chicago has
failed. 1t is said that the liabilities.
outside Of the Indebtedness to the
bank. is small. The company IL u
OF the largest concerns OF its kind In
the city.
According TO 3 Kansas City paper.
the arrest Of lyman ard Kearnsy. The
dynamite conspiratocs. is q v~eridcation
of the statements made years ago by
Capt. Thcmas Fhelan OF that CITY. that
the two noted prisoners were members
of an Irish dynamite propaganda nav
ing headquarters in this country.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
Crim.. and Criminals.

J. Morton Hall, formerly general pas
senger agent of the Allegheny Valley
railroad and well known in railroad
business circles, shot and killed him
self at his residence in Allegheny, Pa.
while cleaning his revolver.
The body of Benjamin A. SHIELD n
was found in East river, New York.
He had been a professor in New York
university for forty years. 1t is be-
iieved he committed suicide.
Martha McCord, a seamstress. was
found dead in her room in Lawrence
Kan, this morning. Death had been
caused from three wounds on the
temple, inflicted with a Ratchet that
lay near by. 1t il undoubtedly a case
Of murder with robbery the motive.
Information was received at SedalIa.
Mo-. of the appointment Of James G..
Thompson. d~efaulting and absconding
cashier Of the defunct First National
bank OF Sedalia, as tie and wood in
spector for the Mexican Central rail
road, with headquarters In the City OF
Mexico. &
William G.. Porter, Jr.. the former
cashier of the Bank OF Kansas City.
Kan. which failed in February last,
was arrested in that city on two war
rants charging him with receiving de
posts when the. bank IA in a failing
condition and he knew IL was insol-
vent.
Six Indians rode into the agency at
what is known as Big Jim's Crossing
on Little River, -. r., and attempted
10 hold up the agent. They fired over
100 shots. In resisting Agent Gillian
was wounded. A posse turned out and
followed the Indians ten miles, killing
the entire six.
Grace Henderson. the Chicago act
ress who became deeply attached TO
George Ballantine last fall, attempted
10 separate herself from him, so the
New York dispatches announce, by
means OF a revolver. Mrs. Henderson
il the wife of Manager Dave Hender-
son OF Chicago and Ballantine is a
young New Yorker, whose father lef.
him $4,000.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
MARKET REPORTS.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
IEys stock CentersL

Live stock Centers.
Chicago, Sept. 22-Wheat-Septem-
Der and October. so lie; December.
81 3-Sc; May. 60 lie. Corn-Septem-
Der and October. II 1-2c: November,
Il 3-4c: December, pc; May. ~ 7-sc,
Oats-September and October. 10 lac:
December. rs T-Sc; May, 10 LIE. Pork
September and October. S5.SI 1-2;
January, S691 IL Lard-SeptembeP
and October. S347 -: December.
s3.G2 IL: January. 1887 H. Hibs--
September. $40: October, S3.I2 IL;
January. S2.45. Rye - Cash. 81 lie;
September. sic; December, 33 lac.
Barley-Cash. No. 3. 2Ja32c. Flax
Cash. y. w. CSC: September, 81 1-2c;
December. 90 LIE; May. IS lie. Tim
othy-Cash and September, S251 L.
Chicago. Sept. 2-Hcgs Market is
steady TO shade higher: light. S2.S0a
81; mixed. S2SOa325: heavy. S2.50a
so; rough 81 50a3-65. Cattle dull and
unchanged
Minneapolis, Sept. 22-Wheat-Sep-
tenbcr closed at 5sc; December opened
at 20 1-Sc and closed at rs 3-4c. CA
tratE-No ! hard. J91-ac: No. / North
erp, Csc: No. , Northern. IS IL.
~A&sANaGAtts sept 10y loII lts HGH"
or. Wheat fruIer: No. . spring. 5sc:
No. I Northern, 60 lie; December,
III l-sc. Corn steady; No. 3, PIE. oats
lower: No = white, roc; No. 3 white.
Il l2a2lc. Barley steady: - =, 32c:
sample, .a29 lie. Rye fiji = No. /,
30 lie. Provisions steady.
South 81. Paul. Sept. - Hogs are
steady: one bunch of choice heavy
hogs brought S2.T5; sales at S250a27j.
Cattle steady: bulk Of receipts West
erns, billed through; sales at S220a
z ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

Hens of General Interest Cat u
~nt EntteA Tlnxyn M

M
Ffen.s of General Interest Cat Up
and Bofied Down.
killing frusts have occurred at points
In the Northwest.
Ex-senator Spo0ner made a political
speech in Milwaukee.
A woman az Ia Crosse died twenty
minutes after her marriage.
Gov. Aitreld made a speech In Chr
cago against the gold standard.
An authentic case Of rabies has
been discovered in West ST. Paul.
The present officers and directors or
the Milwaukee have been reelected.
The Atlanta (Ga.l cotton mills have
been placed in the hands or a re-
ceivCr.
Senator ThGrston of Nebraska adj
dressed an immense audience In q big
tent in Chicago.
Great preparations have been made
IN England for the entertainment OF
the Ear and czarina.
Prince Bismarck Las written 10 Gov.
Culberson OF Texas in favor of an liz
tenational bimetallic agreement.
A case against the Chicago Great
Western has been dismissed by the
interstate commerce commission.
The Meridian Flint Glass works at
Anderson. Ind. burned last night.
Loss. ST5,oto 1t . the largest plant
III the world.
A. \. Ball & Co. bankers at West
Liberty, Iowa. made an assignment
to-day. Inability 70 realize on assets
was rhe cause OF failure.
Joseph and William Mclaughlin,
aged eve and hire years. were run
over by a brewery wagon in St Paul
and their injuries may be fatal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
AIorEo j. wsitrman VIII Have An.
Other Chance Ia Escape the Pen

otE~r nance tn Escape the Pen.
San Francisco, Sept. ID The SUI
preue court has ordered n new trial
for Alone ]. Whiieman. who was con
victed Of forgery ard sentenced to
nine years Imprisonment. Whiteman
was formerly a very wealthy man and
stood high socially and politically In
Minnesota and Michigan. He inherit
ed q large fortune and engaged IN bust
ness Ut Duluth. MINI. lie was elected
mayor OF that town and also served a
term ia the senate in the Minnesota
legislature. Whiteman met with busi-
ness reyerses and came West TO San
FRANCISCO about two years ago. While
here he posed as a man of wealth and
was received into coed society. Final.
ly he cashed at the Bank of California
a check drawn by Arthur Bixon for
$500. The bank people later declared
that the check was a forgery and that
BlSon was a myth. Whiteman was
arrested in New York and brought
here for trial. lie declared that the
check was genuine and had been pre-
scented by him in good faith. He could
not find his friend Bixcn. however
and he was convicted of forgery and
sentenced 10 Imprisonment. Before re-
ceiVlng hls sentence Whiteman made
a most eloquent and touching state
lnent In court, maintaining his limo
Genes. He appealed TO the supreme
court FOR n new trial, and pending tho
decision OF that body has been con-
niieu IN the county Jail here.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
Washington Talk.

Acting Gov. Burdick of Wyoming
has t~elegraphed the Indian office that
rhe local authorities. acting under his
directions. have arrested a number OF
Indians for Hunting at Jackson's Hole
in violation OF state game laws.
The United states minister. Mr.. Tay-
Tor, has declared TO the spanish gov
eminent that the United States is nos
favorabiy disposed towards Spain, bur
that owing TO the extent Of the United
States coast line she is unable 10 pre-
vent the departure Of hlibusters for
the Island of Cuba.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

scene Is Enacted In a De~
N0ines Court Roam

Des Moines, Sept. -. - Ed Bragg.
aged twenty-one, was yesterday SEN
fenced by Judge Holmes 10 six wears
In the p~enitentiary for burglary. AS
soon as the sentence vas passed Bragg
asked the court ii ne could be mar
RED before taken 10 the p~enitentiary.
The court assenteh. and Miss Mary A.
Cooney, the intended bride. came for.
ward. She had been engaged TO
Bragg and was not willing 10 desert
him, even when he went 10 prison.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

In some of the Eastern countries,
notably Arabia and Persia. a mama
answering closely &c that mentioned in
the Scriptures IS still naturally pro
duuced in considerable quantities. 1t
romes from the tender branches Of the
tamarisk, and is known to the Persians
BY the name Of "taniarisk honey" II
consists Of tear-like drops which ex-
ude In consequence Of the puncture OF
pn insect during the months of June
and July.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
Tax Leyies q Inorganic

Pierre. s. H.. SpeciaL-Al ,.siare
session of the beard of coilaa 1
OF Stanley county the tax le, neyt "a
organized counties for tie are
were fixed. These couhos = iudfi
tached to Stanley county :" o,uy
purposes. ard that being th s,vsr' ii
ganized county west OF the sers ID
given general supervisory p . sttseb|
the unorganized counties n ~, s.rsp
10 it. ON account Of 81 cous .,ssrsei
for these counties being MA %arrs1
Stanley county, the juilc,, rresrs 4
of chat county are far II .ecps|
an attempt will be made ne u1
share of the expenses fro,n n,;es N
canized counties. The arustr1
lin. Jackson. sterling ana end levi
are each given a judicial iu a,stc fS]
~ mills. besides leyies ~ o,stu.s y,
and election exp nses-a sessd|
ing been passed at the 's ssctiOus VI
the legislature showing eles ~
held in unorgani7sd coun eoapu,
tai leyios are; OWN nils; 3
mills: Jackson {, mty; z - u
ling county. - n is; Arp's
~, % mills.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24


Tiny, the smallest toy terrier in the
! world. died recently in London. lie
was less than fnur inches long. His
late eFner. Lieut.. Gen. ~. Archibald
MacIaine. has had the body stuffed and
has presented il 20 the Lond1n zoolegi-
cal garden.
London. Sept. - special dispatch
received here from Rome says that
Vice Admiral CaEevaro, with the flying
squadron. leaves for the Levant at the
earliest moment possible.
In an interview on the late Jules ST.
mon. R~Ocbeforr said: "AlthE1@h Er
was minister several times. he accom-
plished the feat-a rarity under the
circumstances. whtrh deserves empha-
siZing-of acquiring 10 fortune ard
dying poor
A scientific party from the waF-saip
AlDatross was attacked en- Aug. 10 ny
natives Of tfuadalcanar.. Solomon ISL
ands. The gpologist Of the expedition,
FGulton. a midshipmIn and two sea-
men We're killed Many natives were
also killed.
An English barOnet. Sir Saville
Crosslyy. narrowly escaped the \ OF
the I0Fd OF RavenSword in the Pride
or Lamnerm0oFe.' recently. He was
riding on the beach near Lowestoft
when his horse sank IN a ~quicSs.lld.
The baronet was fished with dtffi-
Guilty, bar the hErse was lost.
The Eev premier OF Canada. VII
fred Iarrier, is a fineiy-educated
Eren2h-Canadian. As "A party leaGc
he Is eloquent. ma gnetic. and endowed
with great popularity. Now nearly
tifty-siX years old. he : described AZ
slender in person. active ard hand
ONE.
The Bernner TagebIatt publishes
grave accusations against Herr Won
Puttkamer. governor OF rhe Gamer
cons. declaring that he has ruined his
health through infemperanCe. and thai
in consequence of the bad state OF his
pecuniary affairs he is financially de-
pendent upon CAMERON commercial
houses.
Prince George Of Cumberland. whose
procession 70 the Duchy of Brunswick
On attaining his majority was 20 be the
s0Iution of the difficulties between the
German empire and the H~anOverian
tfuelphS. is suffering from infiamuIa-
Tion OF the marrow Of the knee joint.
spreading 10 the tniGL ard shin bones.
The doctors think il may be necessary
TO amputate the thigh. His recovery
is doubtful, whether they DO or not.
Herren Serasin have rrceEtlg ex
plored the southeast Erm OF the island
of Celebes in the Molucas. and have
discovered there two large LAKES,
Matanna and Towuri. az a height If
100 and 80 metres. respectively, above
the sea Level. III the former . sour l.
ing of 40 metres was made without
finding bottom. Remains of "a pr"h.s-
roric village built on piles. but now
Submerged. were discovered. he
Bronze and pottery found being very
,-e that obtained IN similar v!!lsgas IN
EJoPa.
IN Engiishman has just been rob
bed by an ingenious trick IN a Earls
cafe. He entered Tito conversation
with n well dressed stranger vino be-
gan playing with the lever e a salrzer
water siphOn ON The table. Sudd saiy
he turned The stream on the En=ltSil-
mans shirt front. jumped Up apolo-
gizing p~rofusely and wipin= of rhe
y alter with his handkerchief. Then
he left the cafe. and the Englis lmrln
found that his p~ockttbook with $500
in bank notes had gone with the
stranger
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

corea has given to an American the
rcntract To build her first railroad. IL
~ to be only twenty-five miles long.
but ID will be a beginning. and give
American railroad men a good foot
hold. III Hung Chang took so much
interest in American railroads during
his visit here, and made so many In
miries about them as to afford at least
a basis Of probability for the report
that on his return Eome he will inau-
urate the construction Of 5000 miles
Of road, using American plans and
large quantities Of American HachiE-
cry In the ENTERPRISE. And our next
visitor Of importance will be Prince
Khilkpff. Russian minister OF ways
and communications, who Will arrive
at San Francisco on a Russian war
ship. having been despatched by the
government as a special envoy 10 study
the railroads, steamboat lines, ferries
end mines throughout the world with
Il view to the development Of the great
Siberian Tanwdy. With all these
chances for American enterprise, our
peseeful conquest of the world should
progress rapidly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
sp
'-oeratic Free sil,
~ Are Punct,

oerstic Free siIl
-. Are Punctj
tas Caliom. after a
VIM !, aarin, took up thu
~ u. AItgeld and other ,
Psils aD - present dollar 10
|sls, 'he dollar before Id
4 NJ. In the FIRST place
81 correct, ss,s but If IL vi
sa., ,a,ner haye-a doIlal
Esr :. worth so cents?
Am aw a 5ocent dollar.
(rea american dollar In col,
Isps ,'s anywhere In thin
spso. .sf !. countries at
sat t' sen y Is true that o,I
h IN mars. How man
s,, .u .eireulatIony Aeeoa
Bon, -. statement we ho1
hpsr' ~. consisting Of
cao one dollar just as Il
(ps+pi.s circulation oil
Mi th altgeld. and the,l
E,o0s",o oo our money in ell
} the,' ,ooo. 900, or about|
- 1 sasl platform only sD ool|
let sSs 90 to be satisfied |
! cs !. the success ' of
lstr.ss,.of be hoarded-t
our us',on Of $500 o 900
|ser money would sh v
\ ssluss aai to the dInere]
sl.ss q the dollar and
sats' That difference
80 that our cld
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
Judge Amidou ounua..

Fargo. y. d.. Sept. 22.-Judge Ami
don qualified today as United States
judge for North Dakota before cler,,
OF court Montgomery. He had Just
returned from a business trip to New
iorS- There is quite an accumulation
OF business before the courr which will
ue TO NJ an early date. Prom
ineht Democrats have conrr1nd hat
there VIII be little opposition to Judge
Amidon's confirmation b. Tue senate
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
big Saw Mill s,op. worL

minneapolis. Sept. %. - The North
western Lumber company. n of the
largest lum5er manufacturing COM
panles in the country. has decided to
close it's large saw mil nj Stapjev
We. naxt saturday. The company
mills at Eau Claire and Proctor's
MINIS WIS but these latter mills have
been closed for some time.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

The ruraor that Gen. Baldissera han
gone TO Africa TO open q new campaign
against the Abyssinians scarcely re-
CURED a denial The Italians have
had enough campaigning in that land
TO last them for a good long time.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

San Francisco is TO have the next
convention OF the United society OF
Christian Endeavor. 1t will be held in
the Golden Gate city during the week
of July 7-12, next year, according TO
the decision Of the officers IN Boston.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
wild Threat,

LONDON Sept, , "a Brussels dis
pa.cn 10 the Chronicle says that the
au'porities OF Rotterdam have received
an letter threatening d, ok.
p,uue an OF the public buildings there
Unless the Irish prisoners, Kearnev
ana iiaines, are liberated.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

-Four New Workers have been arrest
ed In Canada for catching fish. We be-
Iieve that any Canadian who chooses
10 come to the United states and catch
fish viii not be moltsted. Some people
I'm Canada do not realize how large a
country this one is. They shoEid not
worry il too much.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

Now they are telling about a man
no has just made 100000 in Wall
street, but they dor Z mention the name
Of tlse man who lost IT, They eve do,
and be takes mighty coed care not 70
mentfon it himself.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

The man who has authority 70 de-
pose the sultan Is Sheik UlIslam, Meh-
medd Djennai Edin EffendL No Won
der the sultan has TO lie awake Of
nights trying to keep track Of the fell
ew's name.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
0nnanen.

Hudson, Wis, Sept. 22.-A commit.
tee representing the Democrats. Pom.
lists and free siIverites OF the Tenth
district met and places Frederick II.
Hemington of West Superior in nom
nation for congress against Hon. John
j. jenkins, the Republican candidate
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

The enthusiastic reception gwen 10
or. hansen at ChrIstiania, and his dec
grafton by King Oscar should suggest
10 the explorer how much better ii Is
10 voyage slightly polewards and re-
turn than TO attain the object Of his
tourney and freeze to il.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
HOpeful.

""Tis true" said tine man convicted
or murder In the nrst degree, I'm
playing In hard luck now, but"
He surveyed his with a
hard, cynical smile. I
Il have a pull -ahead"-washington
Times.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

Il director OF the NorJleutscher Hand
elle-Gessellschaft in Berlin has been
arrested for embezzlement. Perhaps
be was trying 20 live Up to the name Of
tile Institution.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
RATIFICATION
BUSHNELL OpeI
the Big

Ia formally opening
ne tent. Gov. Asa 5.
|taiHgs said:
The formal opening
anpaign in this yrear
AZ state OF Ohio occ-
nnbus, Aug. Is. 4
''sembled on that d!
oanence and OF sound
aeAt uttered by such
aaa, Joseph Il. Foral
hoodford, Of New Yorl
'Aa as Republicans the
silicai faith. This s.
ny therefore, cannot b,
ns As a matter
II formally declared I,
ss held at Columbus.
The campaign OF
.aen il became a certa
the Republicans Won.
aai time It was opened
year OF this Democ,
as,e have been many %
sai De wen designated
RESIDENTIAL campaign ,
. Louis convention,
suatry have not waite
.sals Of their party n
PED the campaign on
stump has been Il
49,, and around the
ioFds great and small.
|s,..s mas been inspire
Es.uiuting a pilgrimage
mae. 1t is really n
s. uiumphs that hay.
,aepubllcan candldal
wing those who en-
End ~ and themselves upo
H. uOllcans in their a.
u .,s sure that all Of u.
! clad s,sd to be SO near
NM | s0u,iibute a little mo
\, W. HE Of this city ,
\, eall your attention /,
y which has met n
=. !, pilgrimage to this eli
" Republicans who |
~ speak for that %
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

Another man comes back from India
with remarkable tales Of the Yogis.
tells us those old yarns about seeing
one Of them throw a rope up into
sap,e, climb and disappear. And we
viii bet he did not see the Yogi 10 it.
He is in the show business.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

Now that the shipwrecks have come
to supersede railroad wrecks and troll
ley accidents for the time. there is adj
ditionaI evidence of the truth Of the
saying that IN this life a mar must
die to win. And some Of them don't
win even then.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

The bicycle has already heen made a
prominent featu of short stories. but
oddly enough, nobody has yet written
O bicycle novel.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
E%ngIIshmen pra....

Manchester, Sept. 22.-Mcht thor,
to-%a PERSONS attended a meeting here
wony 20 protest against Turkish treat.
Msa.o vi me Arpenians. The bishop Of
"anches'er presided at the meeting.