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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27
PLAGUE AMONG PORKERS.
Hog Cholera Playing Havoc With South
ern Minnesota Droves.

Hog Cholera Playing Havoc With South
ern Minnesota Droves.
MANKATo, Mimi, Aug. 27.-The
spread of hog cholera in Blue Earth and
Nicollet counties is becoming serious
and threatens to cost the farmers large
sums. General j. H. Baker, after a
trip through the infested district, de-
clared that Blue Earth county alone
will suffer a loss of fully $3.50, 900, which
will more than offset the gain through
the rise in wheat. He says that there
is nothing thus far discovered that will
stop the disease. Flocks of doves that
fly from barnyard to barnyard are be.
lieved to carry and distribute the dis.
ease germs. The outlook for stopping
the plague is very discouraging, despite
the efforts oe the state and local boards
of health.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27
SkAGUAY GROWING FAST.

IL Now a Camp of Fully Five Thousand
Disseminated People.
SEATTLE, Aug. 27.-The advices from,
Skaguay per the steamer willamette de.
scribe that place as a camp Of 5000 PEG.
pie. Rain, mud, discomfort and con-
fusion prevail everywhere. The men
have a great respect for the vigilance
committee, but they refuse to obey any
authority when it comes to working on
the trail. Buildings are going up rap.
idly and stores and saloons are opening
every day. From the latest accounts
the terrors of the Skaguay trail seem to
have been but half realized. Thomas
Stanton, who returned from Skagaay
on the willamette, says the Skaguay
trail is the worst place he has ever seen.
Purser Skinner of the willamette saw
that only one-tenth of the miners low
at Skaguay and Dyea will get over the
passes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27
Northwestern Flour Output.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 27.-According to
the Northwestern Miller the -four out.
put last week at Minneapolis was $685..
500 barrels, against 234, 735 the previous
week, and PCS, $50 in 1896. Superior and
Duluth mills ground 42,27O barrels last
week, against 1850 the week before,
and ST, 40 in 1896. With an advance of
10 cents in freights on -four in prospect
Sept. l all mills are running very heav.
lily and will make over 800, 900 barrels
this week. AS for some time past sales
were nearly all domestic.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27
Was Brutality Assassinated.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 27.-F. H.
Lloyd, a well known dialect writer OF
this state and who has been ON the
platform pretty much all over the
South, was killed near Greenville, Ala,
by John Gafford. The account says he
was brutallr. a~ssassinated. Mr.. Lloyd
q member Of the legislature.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27
Mine Workers strike.

BEssEMER, Mich, Aug. 27.-Employes
of the Palms mine, operated by Fred
Schlisinger, to the number of 375, have
struck. for an increase in wages. The
miners are A--ostly Cornishmen and they
demand $1.65 per day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

For the genuine Anheuser Busch La
get Beer, py the glass, key or case, go TO
j. w. Hurley's. Its ont OF sight. Try
it. l also carry a fine line of Ola Ken
lucky Whistles and California wines.
It's the place to get your harvest whisky
and California wines, by the gallon. l
buy in large quantities and can sell
cheap. Give me q trial.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

April, May, June and July of this year
has been Is inches, but the total of
greatest precipitation at different places
for the five months would amount to 36
inches.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27
Cavalier Extension Comnletea.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 27.-The Cavalier ex.
tension OF the Great Northern is com.
pleted n train service inaugurated.
A mixed train will run tri.weekly.
This extension is 10 miles long, Cavalie,
to Walhalla, N. D., and taps a rich az.
ricultural country. An extension of the
Langdon branch will also be completed
in about 10 days.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

Moments are useless il trifed away;
and they are dangerously wasted if con.
sumed by delay in cases where One
minute Cough Cure would bring i'm.
mediare relief.
Franz SMrTH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

When bilious or cost,ve eat a Cascaret
candy cathartic. cure guaranteed, 10c. 25c
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

Jockey Injured. Horse Killed.
CsNCINNA.., Aug. 27.-Pirate Queen
and Louise Dohan fell with their riders
in the third race at Newport and Jockey
Nostrand was dangerously injured.
Pirate Queen was killed by the fall.
Twenty Women Killed.
MADRID, Aug. 27.-Twenty women
were killed by an accident to an appa.
ratus used for raising water at Mono.
ada, province of Valencia.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

To heal the broken and diseased
tissues to soothe the irritated surfaces,
to instantly relieve ard to permanently
cure is the mission of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Sslve.
FRANK SMITH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27
Bucklln q ArnicA Salve.

DUC1AHtu AEm1C0 SdIVee
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheL: a. Fe.
YER Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptione,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay Re.
CURED. 1t is guaranteed te give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
p cents per box. For sale by c. H
Wood.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

All kinds Of fancy cakes, pies and
cookies fresh baked every day at the
Model Bakery.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

This evening, fresh watermelone, Der.
ries and fruit at the Model Bakery.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

Call and examine our me pastries at
the Model Bakery.
Rusk t~urnovers Is cents a dozen at the
New England bakery. All goods deliv.
cred.
II you have eve seer q little child in a
paroxysm of whooping cough or If you
have been annoyed by a constant tick.
ling in the throat, you can appreciate the
value OF One Minute Cough cure, which
gives quick relief.
FRANK SMITH
Part of residence for rent near Nor
NAL school. MRS. JOHN WALTER.
Wanted, two furnished rooms with
board for two in private family. Ad-
dres, Lock Box 81, Madison, s. D.
Get a first class cotton top mattress
for 8l.65 at A. Archer's mattress factory
just north Of G. B. Kennedy's bank.
Apple fried pies Is cents q dozen at
the New England bakery. All goods
delivered.
No man or woman can enjoy life or
accomplish much in this world while
suffering from a torpid liver. DeWitt's
little Early Risers, the pills that cleanse,
that organ, quickly.
FRANK SMr1E.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

Apple fried pies Is cents q dozen at
the New England bakery. All goods
delivered.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

Call and examine our nne pastries at
the Model Bakery.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

Rusk turnOvers Is cents q dozen at the
New England bakery. All goods deliv.
brad
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

Get a first class cotton top mattress
just north Of G. B. Kennedy's bank.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

Wanted, two furnished rooms with
board for two in private family. Ad-
dres, Lock Box 81, Madison, s. D.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-27

Part of residence for rent near Nor
NAL school. Mas. JOHN WALTER.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-10-27
Or. &isaaS Wetu Discovery fir
Gd,WiuOSttdDt.

gs 1T ole bette Mebisin Der Welt fur
Suitcn, Grfdltunsen uno Sdminbiudt.
Seoe Glaide III sarantirt. Hs miro
turiren uno mon bat teine gnttdu-
lhuna su befiirdten. gs bat ni1t lei-
nessleiden fir 2eudbuiten, Mltbma.
9euiieber. 2unsenentsiinbuns, grrn-
hitis, ga @rippe, grtdltungen I'M
Gopfe uno ShminbIu1t. gs ilt uns
.9efabrlih fur ale 9lltersitufen, an9e-
nebm 81 nebmen unb tllrirt fiber. IS
iit INNER aut. Dr. Rines neue Iebens-
pillen nit Or. Rings Nem Diseoperp
Su tiebmen, ba bieielben Die ginaetpeioe
uno ben Wa9en resulirer uno Itdrten,
Wir earantiren 0eilun9 ODER bsaablen
bas 8elb suriid. probefiaihen frei in
Der Npotbete bon 5. 8. NilIer &
Sohn. 6
@elp0bnlide Glaiden so Cts. II. ST..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-10-27

= Ser esron 8caep &epnrter ersdblt.
mie Or. 0eaulill. Elm 3abnarst in @a=
nal 9ooer. Sbanesbille kefuhte, mo er
einer iunaen Same, Die iid gu oerebe=
liden I'M Ye9riife itaue, sin 8ebiB brin=
gen mollte, oas er fir baeielbe an9eier=
tist, Sn Sbanesoifls anaetomnleu,
tontlte er iueoer ole 3dhne nod feline
anoeren Snitrumeute fanoen, pdbreno
mebrers Gunoen. oaranter natiirlih
autb Die eripdbnte Braut, ungeouloia
auf ihn tparteten. Gr bat oaber cine
9odter bon Gbrilt @raI, nit ieinem
8ueep fir ibn nod Ganal 9oper au
'fabren, llm 81 bolen. mas er n6tbis
bate. SRI. @rat, oie ein piero 3u
bdnoiaen tpeib. leste bic Gtrefe na6
Dpber i'm sSluge suriif, aber nun fonnte
Dr. Yapis. Der Yartner bon Sr. 6eap=
lin, tpeoer 8ebiB nod Sdbne iinoen,
bis er enolib nad Dem gussp ains.
ben 9edel unter oem Sibt aufbob uno
bort oas permiBte Yafet nit ben 3d6=
nen uno ben ssnitrumenien fano.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-10-27
OeftorbcM

Mm III. Cftober il, Sane. 3D..
Hrant 90. Meeie inn gli.er pm 68 Sab=
rem. Ser yerltorbene mar in 6oli,er=
let Gountn. Ya.. seboren. fam aber als
Gnabe nit ieinen Gltern mad bem
Gtonecreef 5baIs mlo lit in bieiem
0onntp aufsewabien. gr hinteriabt
cine 6rau uno auei 9inoer.
9lm Ia. Cftober III Der 9sdbe bon
ubridsuile 6rau Sames Seed, aeb.
g1atirn, i'm 9llter bon 81 Sabren.
9lm Is. Sttpber in 9einiielo Die
6rau BON Saeob 5oopinaarner. i'm
Qllter bon 72 Sabren on Der Wa1er=
Iuht. guBer lbrem 6atten binterldbi
lie iiini Ginoer, orei SObne nno smei
SDhter.
9lm 90. Sttober stpei Meilen Iiiolid
ppn @naoenbiitten Charles Selter, eli
/! alter oeutiber Nnlieoler. TerIelbe bait
bas 0aus perlallen nm iein gieh 3,
fiittern, bdtte elnen S5hlaganfaa I'LL!
Waro tpot am Spoen 9etunoen. Sc
8eritprbew mar 81 Sabre alt uno bin
terldBt cine Srau uno aht Sinoer.
/ Nm 81. Sttober in Sennilon S6r
mas @reer, IS Sabre at. Ser 8e,
torbene binterldbt cine Srau nno fur
| Giuoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-10-27
Observation-Disclosures.

60. Smith, aeeen ben sane Nnfla9e
peoen ginbrub l6webt, erfldrte lih
nidt ldulois.
glu6 bic foleenoen Ser1onen. aeeen
welde Nnttaaen porlie9eu, erfldren .lih
ni6t lhuloie
Sebaltian Smith, 2 Mntlasen ipe=
oen Streit unb Sdldosxei.
e. e. @briitp, 1T an0etlaat. cine
6proerume aeeeu slnn Staatsbiiraer
sur gaslettion aus 'oes, Staate eeihift
gu hahea.
eSobH 80. Sbor,apu 1T bes MeiueiSs
beSbufoigt.
Sad See bat faa weseu Ginbruds gu
| oeraut1porten.
Gomaro 2aarrastf unb Gari 2uomis
linb beiduloist, slne 8erion uerfiim=
melt Su babeu-
| Georae Megaflpu9b 1T oes ginbruhs
| bnfhuloist.
eBinfielo 6. @alb lit iuesen 6ebleuei
aaoetlaat.
! Sobn u. Bartbia 1T oes Giubratds
| k5duloiat.
| Sames aR. Iennels ,uar angetlaat
Hb einem Beamten mioeriest su go.
4 ben. Sae 8tntlaoe ,uurbe unbegrii,
4 bet eeiuneen uno Der Nnaetlaste Frei
aselprohen.
n Win 5u,ibart 9eeeu Sec. 90. Sin
'aSep. 9em Mdeer ,puroen sl65 25 au
Il aeiproden. e.
\ 2etbs,na s. Rpmis eeaen 5amuel
4 s. Gonig. 9lls llnteritiib,lns mari
Der Glaeeum Der ausidlieSlide 8eli!
Der 0einridtte nebit peridieoeneaa per
Fl ionlidnl @iaentbum suseiprodeu. . !,
i 6rmeis 5pieart seaen +. M. Gtui
; sart. Ser Qld9erin miro cine S4ei
: Dung ,auf ibre eisenen 9offen be,uillip
4 uno ihr aluh erlaubt, pieoernm ibrel
Wdhbennalen Grancis 3eeDjll fiib
{ rem.
: 9lMf Asn 20. Sttober tuaren Die 8e
: Ibmonnen soreelaoen, um ibre SunftiO
: men anAltreten. 9ieielben (inir babe
Die Site tberielben am Is. 5eptembe
= perSHegtli9t) paren ale erihRnen mi
n Nusnabme BON Silas @oooing I'm
n Sobn 98. Hice, tuel9e eenii9enbe @riin
: De oarlesasn, um entiduloigt gu wer
J; oen.
i 9en ar0Bten She'll Der 3eit nab,
: Der YuassB BON &oialinoa 8rabar
n ae9ea Die 3ate grie uno Wbeelina @iien
4 babn in Nniprud. Derielbe began
\ ihon Dor 13 Sabren, burhlief ale 81
itanRu Aer @eridte uno iuarb jsbt lpis
Der por has Common pleas @eridt &C
u bradt. Ser Rl1gerin murben bon De-
: 8ei1moulen $3.50 90 sugelproden.
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Ser 9eatidt Be0badIter.
xss ph.lap.lsasa. ~. citsbsr 1897.
: @sbt sur @abf I!

- @ebt sur Wabl
8cOemft baB Shr bielen Monat
beiigurnlioes iebr billiae Sopeten tau-
fen tDnnt. 70
Ias neue Spern6aus lou am 10.
Sea. nit Dem Stiade "Puddn' head
Wilson" erDifnet weroen.
Gie Stra6sn=6air in Canal So=
Der par gut beiudt uno Die Yaraoe
mar reht bubih, wenn aud nlht 10
arpb mie in trIberen Sabrsn.
= Nm OterItoa lit Die Mabl. Die
Tempfraten in bieiem Gpuntp tonnen
nit leibter Miibe ibr aanses Sldet err
mdbler, meun tie feif sulammenbalten.
Scoc sRoGe Sapetsn miro wdbreno
bieIes Nsorats bel Surnlioes gum &of=
preiIe oetfauft. SEPT bietet lih Sud
8elesenbeit, 8elo su iparen. 26
- Ser speijdbriee Suabe Slioor
Webees ffiel lebte g9ohe ppn elmer IL
SUB teben 2aube in ben Sof uno fom
nit einiscn unbeoeutenben Sbrammeu
bapnn.
Nui ieben iette Sabre fctsten
lIieben maeere unb auf Die iibersihe
Mepfelernte oes lestn Sabres haben
wir1eBt Maneel OIL suten Nep{eia. wit
anGblt iiberbaupt.
Mub auf Der Sair in Sesboctor
sbdtten lih Saifenoiebe einsefunoer
u,lo biibte unter 9lnoeren aeb unle1
.ssreuno Sobu Awoeres in &a9ersbia
'eiae 8orlc nit Sc - eiu-
- Ser Staosratb bat heldloi'en
'auh Die GpurthausitraBe Sa pHaiteru
!Sofientlib miro audi Die Nfep spllhei
Dem Gourtbaus uno bem Sherman
SOauIe eepilniter4. ebe oas Spernbau
ser0ffnet miro.
= glm NreTtas Nberla nm 6 lla
sert6nte bier Seueralaru. so6 ltellte e
s{ib balo heraats. boB fcin Seuer ausge
brohen uar auo oas &Ebrennen en
@trau1ipsrt Bruno AL ben fa!l6s
Qllarm eeaetru bate.
= 2eBteR Nittwoh gormittaa wsu
be 9enrp 6. Suffer, eIn betaoter WeGrur
on GH=Npeuue bon @harlie Sirtfe'
einem 14ldhriaen Suneeal. Der auf ibfs
Meqe mad, Der Sduae nor, nit eine'
8icpele uterfabreu, Hobei er erns
Standardization brafb.
Sie Sanoeistammer bon @ssb
Lamb miro heute auf einem @rtayu!
unIerer Staot einen geiuh abFtaTfsl
Ser 3ua iol nm llhr bier antrnua,t
uno miro cine Septrtntion, beofeit
bon elmer Nluliteeicafhaft, oie @ai
.nm 8abuhof beariiBerL
- Nm 6reitas tpeafe g. es- 2o1
in New @omerstotun einen 9ua D.
@. & M. @iienbahn beiteisen, Der i
8anee mar. aerietb sabei untsr .
.3dber uno lein redtes gein maro ul
terbalb oes Gnies 10 sermalsnt, be
sbaHelbe amputirt ueroen mubte.
UepuiuluttH VpH <cu'u~ uAc Ky
5henubrer iotpie Sdmudiahen oil
9lrt iperoen billig beiorat. Nene llbrt
uno S1muflahen, grillen, gu
Eaiten tiir Sioline. @uitare, Waileoil
nnb Banjo weroen billia perfauft b
8. 6. Gspenihieo, Siio=Sroaoma
2em Ybilaoelpbid, 8. 2S
- 8eitern Wergen Tim 4 llbr e
tss,te 6eueralarm. gds Gohieubal
pen q. Senbauier an Gap StraEe 10
in 8rano geratben, tonnte aber aelol'
iperoen. pbne GrpBen Shaoen gu thu
Ser yranb 1T wahrideinlih oaoil,
entltanoen, buB oas oiirre 8ras OH,
gliibenoe &pblen, melde nit Der I'll,
binaussemorfen wuroen, iii grano Z
rietb.
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9ai1eslpiebe.

Cine aonse ganos BON 9aidenliebsn
inahten liA auf Der Strabenfair In Ga=
nal Noper beinertlid uno Die Mlitglie=
Der Der 2unafinger3unit mahten reihe
geute. Dieielben lpdblten li1 nit 8ors
liebe Die iiberfullten Strabenbabnma=
oen sli ihrsm Gperati tipnsfelo. bctbdtig=
ten ihre 96dtisfei! abtr auh i'm 6e-
orange Der Straben. Wian slaubt, Die
8anbe fpmme BON Bittsbilra, unb Der
umiiano, oab auh auf Der Straben=
babn Nep Y9ilaoelpbia ubri1sDille
mebrerc 9iebitdble uortamen, ideint
oies su beltdtieen. gine aanse glnsabl
Der Beifpblencn lmterlieB es. oaoon
9lnSeise gu MAIDEN, oamit gum Shaoen
fh nidt au6 Der Spott selelle. 6ol-
0enoe Gdlle linb 81 unierer GenntniB
gefomlnell
sSacob 2ohmers, ein warmer Oitlid)
pm Canal goper, nuroe UNI 800 be=
Itoblen.
gBm. 8. RenneoD ppn Stem Gumber=
! lamb iparo INN $50 erleibtert.
! 8ep. g4. 6outp bon hier p'rnllB
! $40, Die ibm auf ber<StraBenbabn II
1 llbribspille obhauoen tanen.
6. .. 0ostins. Sr., bon ubrihs
bile warb um ein 5oibenbuh nit ct
mas @eio llne elmer Note fiir Den ge
| trag opn $2l00 beltDblen.
I Ser Wittsue 9lnna yurrp bon bic
. [waro bic 8Srie nit etmas @elo 9eltob
/ len uno eas ndmlide MlBNeIdif tule
DerIubr, Ger Wittme 9. Wteper ,uo
II Seioler.
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Nurse ecSmno umO gliidlid,.

6rauen iinb oft Sabre lang leioeno
obue 3eilana su luhsn, weunaleld
0ilIe nabe 1T. Wtr. Gruit &idter,
Sudlolts. 5eras, aibI ben SSrauen
ameritas iolsenoen suten @atl: v8e=
braudt Sornis 9llpentro,ter Slutbeles
ter! 9feine l8jdbrise Sohter mar
loaee leioeno. Sic maserte iareflih
ab uno wuroe 10 lbmad, oab lie bas
gett nidt oerlo7en tonnte. gSir soae'l
Die bsfen Nerste gu Gatbe. Ser eins
i1lug oieies, Der anoere jenes tor. o6ne
| oab bas Mdoden beNer wuree. Als
| mir ihon Die SoIfHuna aufsaben, las
1 id pom sSornis 9llpsntrduter Slutbele=
/ ber unb beldloB. eiuen 8eriuh oami1
su MAIDEN. SD lieb cine 9robetiit'
tommen. Shon nan Der eriten Tlai1t
muroe lie mertlid better uas nun lit lie.
Soft lei oont, seiuno uno aliidlid. -
| gtidbt in Npotbeten. ionoenn nur por
| ipesie(len Qotal= =Ieenten Sa baben. lin
ndbere Nustunft idreibt an Sr. pete1
| Sabrnep, 9bicaop, Sll.
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0ciratbSb ciuiatgmmgen.

ssSoiepb 6. Miller-N. glisah. Qenhart.
gomarb g. 3ilnmermaa - Soella s.
&inebart.
3bomas 3. 2emis Sarab s Shomas.
0enrp 8. Wiien = Warp y. gorrell.
Mm. 8. Mutleoee -@ora u. @ribble.
yirt 6eifner - 8lande Mariball.
6rant Wbi.e - Mprtle Wiler.
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8rieniHf.

Yin bic am 23. Gftober enbenbe
Wo1e blieben folsenbe niht retiamirte
griefe auf Der Nieiigen Poitofiiee /: IS
s. 6ausi.
Marp g. &iier. ba
Omen Doer W. Qau0ton.
9amuel g. MOhelli.
s. 8. Gnar.
y. 8. Gbearer.
aObn Sbomas.
linton Waietomsti.
WatilDa s. Wottan. ,s
Seize Milliom.
Y. y. 9sarborff, g. M., z
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1tatersIeiDer, strlmpfe. 0af,o-
idule. OWEN fur Rnaben gebt su
ynrnlioss, ,penn Sbr billi9e Waatsn
fanitn ipollt. rs
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5meiber's Quarter.
per Sag !.

DieS lit Der Dur0l0nittli6e Betrag
BON Smeiber's tdgli6en gerfdufen bon
@runDetgentbum felt Die Baupldbe BET
Der &ubber Tabrit auSgelegt ftno.
GDmmt 5u uns /! Sebt unlere 8all-
plQbe Sebt bic gerbellerungen !!
Nelae eSnbnitrie5luei9e
|fDmmen inlmer nod. Gauft jebt nnb
profitirt Die 9egenwQrtigen nieorigen
Dreile.
8aupldbe itei9en Sdumet nt6t
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-07
srINGAREE NEARLY KILLED HI4T.
surgeon or the Wilmington ana Another Physi-
clan snve q Florida Mans Life.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Aug. CDR. Charles
epr"tt OF THIS city narrowly escaped death at
Aayport mouth of the 81. John's) yesterday
from the sting of n "stingarce." a fish of the
SKATE family. DIR. Spratt and n companion went
aown to The jcttics In u boat OH II fishing trip.
AFTER having mn unusual run OF luck In hooking
hsl, he caught n stingarec. and on trying TO
,aAo II OFT mis- hook the stingarec stung him on
DIS loft hand near tho little finger.
le'lizing the serious nature Of the sting, DIR.
eprAtt Immediately ordered that the boat be
so"ed M to Dir. McCauley's at Fort George
isiand, but while on tho way he became uncon-
soapGs. lis companion pulled away ana finally
aea'hod tho shore AM notified Dr. McCaulcy,
"no ~ once began work on him..
pelhe unable To restore the injured man TO
e9ns,i9gsness DIR. NcCau!cy sent for tho surgeon
Uithc United states cruiser Wilmington, which
cess ! was lying at Mayport. and the two physi-
Ss,nl.r decided that the only way to save DIR.
Sprltt HE WAS ny artificial respiration. Six
nrsrOes were utilized to continually raise his
I.n'S up and down, and they worked for ten
DR.. Spratt remained unconscious from l
ppc."ck IN the afternoon until 10 O'Clock last
n,iTih' wieh IL change for the better WAS notice
tt1ir, nd his morning no Is ont of danger, al
.in.'HI hiIl worry weak. II Is tho frat case re-
p"r,nd here OF amy serious danger from these
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-07
KIILED Br a row no11rn.
tho Roller was netnG DrsEEcd behind q Cart
nnd = hoy Wns stealing n RHO.

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BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,. Aug. Obtaining Mallitz
aged 9 years. son OF Jacob Mallitz. u clothicr on
Pine street. was crushed to death this morning
by n road rol,or weighing n ton passing over his
body. Tho accident occurred In front OF tho
homo OF the boy. The mother OF the boy waa tho
first TO reach tho spot whore tho dead boy Law
after tho iron roller had done its work. Walter
Mallitz 0 years old, a brother OF tho dead boy,
was also injured at tho same time. At first IL
was reported that both boys had been killed.
Walters escape was miraculous, IL only being
by presence of mind on the part OF tho boy that
he escaped being crushed. This morning Rich.
ard Casey, n young man employed as a driver of
n cart by Richard Fagin. passed down Hancock
avenue with q double team cart. Attached TO
the rear OF his cart was q heavy road roller. A
A chain attached TO tho tongue and fastened
to the cart left quito a distance BET ween tho
cart and tho roller. Tho tongue and frame
work Of tho roller was too tempting a
place to take n rido for tho scores of
children living on tho street to rcsist, and
ell the way down tho avenue tho roller
had q crowd OF boys hanging onto 1t. Frequent
ly Casey would leave his scat on the cart and
whip in hand run back and drive the children
Off. Near Pine street Walter Mallitz and his
littlc brother Mamie and n number OF compnn-
ions wero playing when Casey and the roller
camc along. Walter started after 1t and jumped
on. Mannio followed and secured a scat on tho
tongue. The other boys got aboard. too. All
went well until Casey looked around and saw
that he had another load OF passengers. Whip
In hand ho jumped from tho cart and started
back. One of the boys espicd him and called
out: &c of, fcllers. he's cCming!"
There was n scramble, and those in the rear
jumped Oft and scooted down the street. WAL
tor was on tho front OF the frame work, near
Mamie. When he saw Casey coming with the
whip, he called out:
Get off, Mamie, quick. there comes tho
The horses attached to tho cart had not been
stopped. Mamie did not seem to realize. or else
take hold Of his brother. As he did so n Jolt OF
the roller threw them both of. Mamie fell
Off tho. tongue, directly in front OF tho big
iron roller. His brother was more to ono side.
When Casey saw them fall he shouted to tho
horses TO stop. They did not respond, and the
ncNt moment q cry went up from Mamie lust
as the iron roller touched his feet. Walter
grabbed the framework. and I'm that way was
dragged nlonR the street, but kept out Of reach
OF the roller.
The ncighborhood is inhabited mostly by
Foreigners. and in u few minutes the nows had
spread like wildfire and u. crowd OF several
placed Casey under arrest. Malli,z's home was
bcsiegcd. 1t was reported that 10th toys were
dead, and threats of l%ynching were made. Hall
hurried Casey away from the place. He was
taken to Police Headquarters and held pending
the Coroners investigation. This afternoon
Coroner Doten examined witnesses in the case.
His verdict exonerates Casey.