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The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07

(The Marine Editor sighed for the "Days on
the Farm.')
OF its very diasgreeableness, just as some
people are SO homely that they are fasoin-
ating. The great waves came rushing
up the harbor frothing with rage, as If a
pack OF hungry sea wolves had come in
from the ocean and were determined to
feast upon the rich stores of our beauti-
full oity. They shook the wharves with
the force of their attack and threatened
the vessels in their very docks until they
swayed and pitched as if in terror and
strained at their moorings as if eager to
break loose and escape
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07
PLENTY OF ROOM FORWARD"

= AAA4N L VA AtOO1u 3OI w AIeOs
Everybody knows that the Portland
Railway company runs large cars, but
never before was it known how many
persons they would carry. One car was
seen with high school boy standing on
the buffer outside the rail of the rear
platform while the rain trlckled from the
roof and, ran down his back. The rail-
way company pressed every available car
into service and then all were crowded.
Everybody who could, wanted to ride and
both street cars and hacks had a benefit.
At night fall the noontime scenes were
repeated only the wind was stronger, the
slush and water were deeper, and, if
possible, there were more people in the
cars. There We're pretty girls from the
down town Offices with their curls hang
ing down their cheeks much like the
tresses Of the young lady immortalized by
DR.. Holmes, that maiden "whose hair
hung down her pallid cheeks like sea
weed on q clam. -
Then there were the umbrellas. 1t was
regular study in umbrellas. There were
| mbrellas which had been turned inside
out, and wouldn't turn back again: um-
brellas which needed the attention of a
surgeon to set their fractured ribs, UNI
brellas from which the blackdye of the
cloth had run away to dye the fallin g
rain. 1t was worth going long way to
see the man who stood ankle deep in
slush trying to untangle his umbrella
without getting his feet wet. Then the
umbrella was shown to be a valuable 9 aid
to looomotion. That fact was learned by
lady who set sail from the southerly
shore of Congress square as the shades oi
evening fell. She ran gaily on
INTO THE SEA OF SLUSH
like clipper ship with all sail set.
Faster and faster she went, the umbrells
swaying and tugging in front like the
big balloon jib of the Vigilant. But
mariners know that it is not safe to carry
sail too long in a gale. There was q
sudden separation of lady and umbrella.
The umbrella sailed off ahead, the lady s
feet sailed along after the um brella and
when the life saving crew, consisting OF
six or seven of the by-standsrs reached
her. she was lying on he'll back in the
snow and water.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07
BADLY HURT

BY the Blowing Down of the Boarding at
the Baxter Building.
During the storm, about six O'Clock,
when the wind had almost reached it's
highest point. Mr.. Shaw of Boston, a
brother of Mr.. George R. Shaw, the
grocer, was passing the Baxter building,
when some Of the boards Of the false front
of the first story blew down. \ In these
boards window was set, and as they
fell Mr.. Shaw was forced through the
glass window as an acrobat jumps
through a hoop at circus. The glass
cut Mr.. Shaw quite badly. He walk ed
into Simmons & Hammond's drug store
and had his woands dressed, and then he
went to his brothers house on High
street. He complained of not feeling very
we'll, as if he might have received some
injury internally. but apparently did OF
consider it serious.
A sign was blown from building on
Temple street and smashed into kindling
wood.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR DAILY USE

or special occasions; for home conn
fort or the stylish setting off of a
day or night-for every day and
every occasion we have furniture
thai delights the eye and rests the
body. when it comes to daintiness.
nothing can approach the stock OF
CARPETS, which you can see the
first time you are our way. When
you learn the price, perhaps yOu'il
be Our way very soon.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07

On the side streets, the walking was
worse if possible than in the business
parts Of the town. At every street corner
was lake varying in depth from two
inches to two feet, and lucky was the
pedestrian who succeeded in getting a
quarter of mile, without plunging knee
deep in the water and slush. The electric
lights went out in some sections OF the
city, and that did not add to the co mfort
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07

Yesterday forenoon two strange flags
fluttered from the tall staff above the
weather bureau Office in the First
National bank building. People plodding
through the slush in the streets below
paused and then asked what kind of
storm those flags indicated. Nobody
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07


Friday: Fair, colder Friday night; west
erly winds. diminishing in force.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GEN
ERAL FORECAST.
before near Pensacola, was central Thurs.
day night at New York bity. Durin its
advance to the Northeast, it has developed
into hurricane. The unusual pressure
of 1871 inches was reported at New
York. The path of the storm centre was
within or very nearly parallel to the coat
line, passing close to Atlanta, Raleigh
and Washington. The entire coast from
Florida to Maine has been swept by
violent gales, the wind reaching
velocities from fifty to seventy miles. All
the Atlantic coast district had heavy
rain, except northern New England,
where the rain only commenced toward
Thursday evening. BY the latter time,
the weather had cleared from Maryland
southwark.
The weather remained fair in the West
except for few scattered snow fiurries.
The temperature has risen in New Eng
land and Middle States and has fallen in
the South Atlantic States and Central
Rocky Mountain districts. The weather
will clear Friday in New England and
New York, and will be preceded by heavy
ram ana n1gn winds IN the early portion
OF the day Fair weather will prevail in
the Middle ana South Atlantic States,
with lower temperatures. Partly cloudy
and colder weather is indicated for Ohio
and the lower Missouri valleys, and gen
orally fair weather in the Lake regions
and Northwest, but colder in the lower
Lake region. Somewhat cloudy weather
will prevail in the southwest, possibly
with light rain fall. Hurricane signals
are displayed on the Atlantic coast from
Norfolk to Eeastport.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07
The Winds Blew and the Floods Descen-
ded
Portland Treated to an Old Fashioned
sNOr' EaSter.''

Scenes and Incidents the Day i'm the
"a n N1ongoIian Out
i'm the Teeth Of St0rmThe Street
Rusimess-IHOw a Society Belle ef--.On
TO Go Through a Wndow-uarine Disasters Reported.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07
csPlenty of Room Forward =

greeted with smiles and laughter The
people on the seats could see nothing but
a crowd of people densely packed in the
aisles and still in the intervals of the
ringing Of the bell punch, came that
cheerful voice, "moye up, please; there
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07
THE WEATHER..


Washington, Febru-
ary 6.-Forecast for
Friday for Maine /:
Heavy rain probably
turning to snow clear
ing at night high
northeasterly, shift
Ing to colder north
westerly winds.
Boston, February 6.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07
Senator Wilson Who Will Address the
Lincoln Club.
A SENATOR OF THE UNITED
STATES AT FORTY-SIX.
He Loves a Good Story and Fun-Is a
Ready Debater and Natural Orator
He Will Make Hit in Portland
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l

ESPECIAL TO THE PRESS.l
Washington, February 6.-Senator John
l.. Wilson of the State of Washington,
who is to speak at the Lincoln club
banquet. is one of those active, aggressive
young men of the West who have led in
the rapid commercial and political de-
velopment of that reg ion, and have
reaped the honors that have resulted from
the prosperity they have helped make. He
is a United States Senator at the
AGE OF FORTY-SIX YEARS,
and that without the aid of those adyan-
tages of wealth and long established
family position which sometimes give
early political elevation to young men in
the East. Although the Maine and other
New England elements have been very
influential in building up the norJh-
western commonwealth, Senator Wilson
is not New England man and he mas
never been within the limits of the six
states. In family he belongs to the great
ScGtch-Irish clan which has given to this
country SO many famous men. On one
side he traces his ancestry to Virginia,
and on the other to New England He
was born in Indiana in 1850, educated in
the common schools of that state, and
graduated from Wabash college In 1874.
In 1880 he was elected to the Indiana
legislature and very soon thereafter was
appointed
BY PRESIDENT ARTHUR
receiver of public moneys at Spokane
Washington. This appointment was the
means through which he was led to cast
mis- fortunes with the people Of the terri
tory. In 1884 he was chosen territorial
delegate to the National Republican con.
vention.
Five years later when Washington had
been admitted to the Union, he was
elected its first member of Congress.
51st Congress- great training school for
a young man just entering public life.
The fierce conflicts and perfect party dis
cipline of that Congress will in all
probability not be parallelled for many
years to come.
Mr.. Wilson continued an active and in
f1uential mem ber Of the House during the
50 and 53 Congress-, making name as q
courageous. wideawake man on the floor,
and
FORCIBLE, ABLE DEBATER.
He looked after the interests of his state
SO well, that they promoted him to the
Senate.
Senator Wilson is full of life, and dear
ly loves u joke. In the 53d Congress. he
was supposed to be the author Of a
memorable uproar. The word "ouckoo',
had just been applied to administration
Democrats, and was in everybody's 8
mouth. Congressman Tracy, of New
York, strong Cleveland Democrat, had
just taken his seat after making strong
administration speech, when there re-.
sounded clear and shrill from the ba ok
row of seats the
CRY OF A CUCKOO.
1t was so apt and followed SO close on
the heels of Tracy's last word, that the
House saw the point and shouted. Wilson
of Washington was known to be in the
nolghborhood of the cry, and his powers
as mimic were SO we'll known that the
presumption was strong against him.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07
"MUCH AT HEART"
Cleveland Delighted With Response
of the Country.
NEWSPAPERS JOIN In CHORUS OF
PRAISE.

London Astounded at Financial Strength
Shown-RemarkabIe Exhibition of Con-
fdence-London is Surprised at the
Showing of the United States.
Washington, February g." Seldom, ii
ever, have taken SO much interest in
anything as have in the success of this
bond ISSUE" said President Cleveland
this afternoon. "Both Secretary Carl
isle and myself have had it very much at
heart -
In response to reference to the syndi-
cate contract of last year, the President
remarked that he had never had reason
to question the wisdom of that arrange
ment under the conditions then exitl ng.
''That contract, " he added, 'helped us
out at a time when hours delay might
have produced serious results.
k''I sympathize, nevertheless, with some
of the objections made to that form of
placing q loan. The difference between
the price obtained from the syndicate and
the price currently quoted can be twist
ed ssinto an argument which will ap-
peal to people who do not stop to oalcu-
late the actual cost to the syndicate y
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07
Local Weather Report.

Portland, February 6.-The local
weather bureau office records as to the
weather are the following:
8a m.-Barometer. 29. 952; thermometer,
$40: dew point. 25; humidity, 81;
wind, E; velocity, 16; weather, threat.
SD. m.-Barometer, 80. 043; thermome-
ter. 36.5 dew point. SO: humidity. 100;
wind, E velocity 81; weather, rain.
Mean daily thermometer, $50; maxi
mum thermometer, $40: minimum ther-
mometer. 292; maximum velocity wind
40, N; total precip itation, 1888.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07
IN THE HARBoR.
The Lively Experiences of the Alice and
Clara Randall.

The harbor was such turbulent,
savage, lawless raging place yesterday
that it was attractive: attractive because
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07

And With 1t Twenty Men Were Hurled
A Terrible Loss of Life-Men Were
Repairing Bridge-A Train just Es-
capped
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07
Manson G.Larrabee.

A Card of Thanks.
mr.: ). W; Peters. Dear Sir:-I wish to ex-
pfess ~; ny sincere thanks to you and the officers
OF me T. q r: K. r. for the kindness and
Iav9rs SHOWN w during the sickness of nv late
husband. W. F. Todd - ' AN'N
AZ. Very sincerely yours,
w MRR. w. F. TODD.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-07

1t was so apt and followed SO close on
the heels of Tracy's last word, that the
House saw the point and shouted. Wilson
of Washington was known to be in the
ncighborhood of the cry, and his powers
as mimic were so we'll known that the
presumption was strong against him.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16

tpuroe.
Dds in BEN Womtnt Dor iicb aina.
ais Die oolIhdroiss 8ersun,tIuna iidl
tirhsIIit, psrmdg ib nicbt etnau ,u fac
gen; oenn ib tpdr su ithr NIT rneinea
gsobabtuuesu bei6Gftiat. 9lis i'd
dbsr eHoli5 ipitbtr um MIDI bIidts.
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allsin: gItS bate Rtibdus in bas
0ori etHommer, siniblisblib bts beIs
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iib StriubsrStn ourb befsies @ots
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mir tuitotr nib BEN Sussleipfsl Su
stbtu. Gas bsrpiTtle. odb aud aHoere
nieott. ipsnu dut Sitttruo, tritieutu.
Sd isBis ibntH austiRdEoer. odB Fe
I'D gar Mat 81 fiirt;,n bTluhten.
llHo ods SonnsUlihi erihisn pieoeI.
aendu 10. ipit ih ts porbtratilst.
rSulh. gittiasr UltoLciumonul"
yisi ss suolih poR alien Stitsn. SA
ruuros itistIih In ben Stamm auiaes
roWmtn uHo NIT mtiutr bobtn Waroe
btiisiOst. Der 6GuptIiRa abr udbm
mid sur Stiis uHo BOT mir ale tom
80 Gie5Ott iist,Eotn StiBt, siEiblieSs
Iitb irgsro tiHts bar bii5itsIien Uldbs
den ots S;immss an, psnu I'D ibM
psrris.be. pit - ih bic SoHnc ptrs
ouHisIt MD pisosv bsn asrHaht
bdt.C.
9rOBt 1rausr htTritts bsi mtiner
abrsiit. Sh tOHrtt Hitt rptaIommeR,
Obne cine .aroB, WisoiCtH" lu bin.srs
luFtu. 60 BsitEttt id StHn meiHt
ysobaf.unatH dui siutm Bret, anf.
ifmiidt oasislbt buntsasduiia. uno
erit Dor au5,m babe it atb6Ti. bok
casi,lbt nod itBt aIs .spt,m- Usrsbst
piro.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16

Morgan Ihcn Spnoilni abSuihlieBen.
nm eie @Olorrisrps 40 id,hben. Der
aUHtr0ft bIieb in Qraft bis snm /. %.
tcber 1895. unD bic @plorsisrpe blieb
IN suism SiauSe bis ~ oisItm Datum.
Bon en nb iant is init grocer Rssel.
rdbIafeit, bis ie heute pisosr na' 6l
UliLliouen angelanQt III.
Gifie Yorednas gtbtn Su otnien.
Prdheeut Glepelano uno Setrst6r Car
ilslt aaben Iih oHrh oas eeHaapaiihe
@tihrei unh siner rpopuIdreH- anieibs
brIiimmtn laiien. oas Experiment pom
giuucmbsr 1894 ~ ipisoerhOlsH. uno ss
~ UuraHsSuieheR, oab Gin dhnlIhes Re,
luliat lih sretbeu tuiro, Die onmols
9Rau wiro SuHdth 0as Sdonipisl ere
lebCr, oaB nui bic nod pUTbdnosnen CT
Dlilllsnsn @Olo i'm Sdakamt tart &C.
lCosu tuiro, neil uielC qsuis, BaufiSrs
uuo RriuatperiOneH, iih sHtpsStr pom
ShaBami oirSti has G0lo Sur NsSab'
lung p0n bombs, peIds Ft Su lauien
geoeHien. bplrn 0oer nleS oHTd ibre
Sdnisu bsiOreeu lnRer wtroeH. ge,s'
uisl GpIo auf bisis @eiis Gusseih6pit
lueretH MIRO. last iit nalhrlId gar uiht
berrhueu, ss mbaen Sebn ootr SpauIlo
WiIliouen isin. obCr bic Rsitrpe mag
bis gum 5. Gsbrnar ssboten.
9s III Ipohlunisrrihitien aTeiien BE-
ianHt, Snb grdIosut GlepsIaHo iid uur
init p,sIr gifibs hai ibsrrtosn lGHsu,
oieis pieuoppopulire sIuleibe ~ eeneb'
mioeu, uno oas mar gtseu oas erineen.
be dbrGiheu mtbrerer ieiusr ndfIien
Ratbatbsr. Nm Giirisiten bot Seize.
idr 2amont Der -prpnldrrH" aHleihe
cas gOrt srrrcst lie sdnSt Sate
oient lsolalih ben pUlliiiseRG Iisit, ,uuo
prdiosnt GlspsIanb isibii heet ihwsre
Btoenisu Rbcr ben fRauSielleu Gripla
oisIss Sdrittes 7rr 9Htidius. be
NuasbVts in oisirr 5Urm nnsJuihrsibsH.
fam ishr raid Su StGuos; IN Der @ob'
RHus ees dinaHJiciret6rs idno ssittrn
RGnmitias cine StonisreuJ uOu Rabi'
Hstismlttglltoern itdii. iuslder cine Ses
iprshuna i'm yasibsH Sanis JruiicheH
BEN Prdiiosutsn, Ssirsidr carlisle unb
Seiretdr 9umOni uOranssrsoHeen mar.
Damn wurot bic ausihreibaue Der NH.
aebOiS ssasn Wiiiernu6t pom @sibemI
oauis. nnd siusr lptiiertn Beraihunp,
Nm 10 llhr boislbft bsinHnt stasbeH.
WdH ideini Observation-Disclosures
IA eIoubsH. bob oisie usus .pOpuIdre-
anIeihe eeHisIben Veg sebeH wiro. lUie
bic irabrsn, ndmllb in bic 6dnoe eines
SBuoi;ais pou 5innn5iers; ooh mag
20 als Speiislboit aslisu, oh bic Reaie'
runa oisemaI i'm Stauos iein plro, Gin
abipmmtu gum Sduee oss nsH Ia oos
Sdasamt etnIIiebeHosu BOloes 40 trsf'
fen. Desbalb iiuo in Der Nusihreibnns
and eltih peitere bombs in aHsiidlt
stittni, nuo ss meroeu osrsH 10 pisle
oui otm @eae Der .pOpuIdreH~ aRlei'
ben sHitiirt lperoeu, oab eeHus Green
bads bel Seite aelesi werosn iounsu,
UNI sinem rpsiteren ausihr6pisn tiHsu
Rissel oOrSuihiebeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16
Banlou County.

aIeraHoria. Gin Bedmisr
ess Srrennipls in ganiiUH hOIis ben
3ohn @Oli. hbsr 0ehsn SirHIsiosH bier
btriAtst tuuros, nod oprieH nb.
SGrmer. Ia. SanHar 1896.
Or. peisr Nsrris N iali wieesrber'
aeiitlIt. yReasn sines Btinbruhes
mabte CT 6 @ohen eas 6ous bh.sn.
mas cine harts Bnbs mar fhr lbu.
Der dlisits GOaa bee 1rH. aOhahil
aoib Ia Starr unb sin Spbu oes prrn.
Wis. G&r6etE pon sbeueert ipareH bier
bel Sru. q. 2ieUen Su Beind,.
Ger Sicrt ishrte beim Sru. Saf0b
Stsiisn init sinem thdtieen ameriia.
niihen Gpleaisu tiu.
Die @sbrhber Roth babsn cine Drill
maiHins esfauit. init utlder hs ibr
@ihd probiren mpllen. tinen snieu
GprinebruHnsn sn bohren.
Or. Better Claiming srnf sineH
Urnnnen. itisb aber iAoR in Is 5ub
Iieie aui harien SIeien.
Rsr. @m nroeeer tdlt isosH 6rsiiae
bier in Der ssirAe ilnierridi. GieieI
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16
cntarIo'S ,.cintertaus."

Soaie SRt,l Sam piriIi5 in as.
Itbbartv 3utunit iih audi Die eaRaois
ihs Dominion Su 9smii;bs iiibrsH, 70
purst a. 6amit audi etnins gslpalliae
9roden @ebitiss triptr6sn, oas Mot
etrdSs piti btisr bstannt III. dIs bds.
SRnsrs afriids. uRo 81 ben iuifties
fen oisitr gyodsR piiroe mob! oas To-
ssaannts SintsvianS otr prppins ORs
tarip ssbOrsu. Sds uHs ipiuioasE uuttr
Der Raj, Iitst. aber nod bsrJlih ptnig
sTipriGi III.
Dieits 5iHttrIduS Srhrsdt Iib yrpis
idkn bem ouroHs uEo BEN Suptriors
Zee iiiopdrts uRo BEN albaupFlub unS.
Der Ct. Samtssg noropdrth. c.
bi.oti stipa Die 6dlite Der pIooinj Ou-
tario, Strtu ssiammtsr 5IdttniHbdlk
dui 100000 snsl. 0udpratmsiIsR aes
itGBt piro, - uuo eapon 100000
Guaoyatmsileu, ppR otneR icjuinatu
nur Der Sdum nGbtr bttdEnt iItl aHF
sisism erobsu Gebis.e erbtbt Fh boS
Dot glaitdu, ioslhts Die RaA Der
Suoiou, gai FlisBeuSer gepdFtr Don
otRisniatn trtRHt. bic iit in ben Gi.
9dpuntsFrom uno oisginnsuistn ents
karen. uno Iib 1900 bis 1900 Tub
iibtr ZEN DIesrtsipisa,l trbe6i, cone
tinJslEs trbabsrs 0tpitI auFrptiisn IN
i6HRtn. abtr i'm llsbrietn init arcbtr
WdRnisilItiai,it Der SceHeris. 11Hs
isuS,H i.tin:r SetH uHo Wdher!duIeu.
jabiloitu 5sIsllipptn Il. 10.
R6to!ih uOR SitieR 6ohpidtenu
iommt Der SueioHs 9aisabbaRa, spels
der ollein espd 10000 Quoorasmeis
Zen siunimmi unS iih ais eGHsIia
lnbesanHtts 9aro btStihnsn Idbi.
tpdbteue iiber bic sriisrs Region lsns |.
lrtRigitns tiuiss oiirftise gsrihse poti
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES su @ebote Itsben.
cucb stIiGt IssuIdrt ARIieoeluneen ipie
Rprtb Ban. SiuresoR DaIls unb GlE6s
burn an ibTsr Iiiolihen Gunse ~ fin
ben iinS. Dprt BAT otr ScrIttr Ho4 tin
9eb6riats 9umneIielo, OhHt Tih Be-
iunDsrs Dor BiIoeR Fiirhttn ~ uiilE
Zen.
Dds 0inttrlano III susItin Das Re-
Isrpelano GltoTioR. aiefer. pedtans
ne, Geber, pdpptl uno ouoeu ipcrib
uolIe 6ol,antsunpsn ipahitR bier NOD
i'm lleberfIub. qsioer iptrb aIIidhrli&
elm bebeuienbtr 1beiI bitfes pr6d>tigtu
0ol,Iblaoss Nurtb 9ranbt ssritSrt. biz
fiiDIih bon ientr WdiitrfdTipe 5fierx
ausbrthen unb miiuRisr aud ipsiier
n5rblitb ethen. anstmsiner lleber.
seuaung nab itno bier AUDI mon niele
RinerdIiH6te Az FiHeen. Nas
bsi enlsnrtlltr Gniipidluna aus oitItn|
@eaenoen MAIDEN lisbe, Hiiib portrI
oabinoeIieIIi blsiben.
Go IN niht butan ~ benlfn. bqE
uns Der ucrncmtrifonilt5s GoRtin<nk
ipbale TN aIlsn gsinen Tbeiltn btian1k
isiR iperht. Sm neiitn sabre foIIE
fclpcbl TIM 9tnt,rlnno ncR 0nh1xl4
ipit In Qabrabcr ueat 6orI6unqcn <E
fpIatn; cbtr boruusii&tlish iperosn NJ
ielben niir lnngIams 6crii6ritif AZ
den. ilHh ipenn duh bisfss 0inIfrIG
sinunI b1lIiq bstcnnt fsin ipiitoc,
tStsn urs bic Wesionsn BET sro
Nprotwiiens nod BorIhun8k4 1l]
fsu nuf idnat 3fii!
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16

8sr ieiu gslO germ in ben abiolut
iitrtH Bombs uHIcssH mObis. wirc un'
ihrIih sIHs is srObsrr aushdt bobeu,
ieinsn @auih 81 ptrwiriIideu, is b0ber
isiu anssbVt 1T. uuo NIT is peniesr
8iHisH sr fd bssuist
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16

Die msftH pripiItairitn ylsoisInm inc
ashsin,. absr IA DI. Z. U. aper's Saridpd
IiIla. ionic su osiisn aHesTn prdpaTaisu wu'
ben be Rslepie maj SsrsnRsrH iteem aTi'I
inasIaRbi, Der nni iie anirasi. Catnm mar
ben eitis btiaur ten uHb muiirhaiirn Reoi
SiHsn poR ben GommifI IionaTsR Der slsl,anSi
ltsunns 10 saHitia oHistnommeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16

Sdosomt yusIsih usr0FsHtIidts 9iIts,
lpsldbt srl6Hlrri, wie uisI Der Q6uier
fur bic Bombs ~ bietsn bat, nm siutn
ssiuiHsn grOJeutins an 3iuisn 81 srbol.
ten. &ir ssbsI be eits bisr.ipitSsr,
init @ssIaiinns Der 8rufi5siIs pom ~
bistsHotn Ssitaes. aus oerislbsn ssh.
ttrpSr. 6ob Gin Rrris upu t20 HnbeSu
3 prUjent Sinien abuirit.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16

Ter briiiihs 96wr bat ben Shwan,
ihUu siuasIpssu -- CT mriut leet. es isi
bod ieIbitusrhduolih, bah Gnsianb
feline Rshts in Der SrusSusla'rsge si'
utm SdisOsstrIhts anttim ssbs, che "a
nit ben Ser. .Sto0lsn siusu Ihredlidsn
Rrisa ilbrtn pdros. 8ruoU. grdfeeHi
G1cpcInno
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16
etsst Cite. Isisss.l
-

etaat CITE. Tstsbs.
autas Gsnatp.SA
ataufS. Gksnsv tslksasi. hsb q hu aisfrs gari,
uss su sisma d 4 ettntg a 4 .. -, wsl4s @fl4alt'
in tu &lesi 1elfbs. ~ sb<Htsnanaisu NeuEip nnl
Giasis. ftnl, sut kab ksiaats Nfms tls Snmns pss
bs,atlxa Hirk. YEA snrAtm *fkssn4 psn Hetts Al
tsrfk skus riei ssssiii wssbsn tsru
3TentS. 0kfnfn
-. edA~srsH rsf Hlf ant nNsfrf4rtf1<a
Elrsd h mf>su H<afnuaxt en- q Eb1tn'
mAD.r
~. H.Btsttsn, btnili4<s xstsr.
4 191uHk M ~ $p1etIs ~ ts)1A4ss
sss,-ls.ss sas q NJ. - ''''' :
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16
grdipsui GltplanO lueiii IN sinem

FtaWcfut oltpIdhp lVelH W tlhCW
oil psS SeHatUr Gaiierp pVu 2UHiiidnn
esrittstrH 9risi, Der nri isirsu &uuih
osr6henilitt rUuroe, nit an ibm unds'
pObutsr Sd,aris bic ibm int Senate &C.
m0hIsH Sorwhris jurhd. oaB or nit
BanilerS hbsr cine Spuoiiats' Gulsibs
psrhonoelt babe. Gr iaai. sr iri pOn
ltbrr fur SSlis 'aHlsi6tu in sritsr 9inir
grlprisu uHo babe uur ssSwunasH SoS
lsste Rul bel riusm SpHOilats 9uiIudt
agnummer
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16

Sm 4unbssireisssridi SH abn'
been iparoe SUbn Wlartin nno YabDp
5bipman ppn Waoiion unter be ans
IIass Der 5ali&maaJerei seaeIlt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-16
Ser;hiepeue Rrd,islbldusr GO,

pirtsn (mtt Ooer obue Suelsuarsabs }
uuisrsu uealidleu SefsSsiIsr; .Rir
bic GiieubdLucR GopHllitsR
MAIDEN. N,hi miRoer iflnaeHo ale
bas oarin ausssebtns Seiipisl 1T ipIssR'
oss: Cine Gdrlaoaua @sBen ppu SiOur
SAILS mad Chicago Iu ididsn ioitrt ca.
sloO; cine Gdrlopuus 6su dui ocrisI.
ben Strede S3O.