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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-02

All hopes Of ever hearing from
Prof. Andree, who set out for the
north pole in his balloon July 49,,
has been given up by the failure Of
the latest expedition sen out to find
trace of him.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-02
Attention, q. A. R.

There will be Il meeting OF Gen. Crock
er Post, No. 10, December /, at $50 d.
m. in I.O.O.F. hall. Election OF officers.
post inspection, and other important
business will be transacted. Every G..
A. r. veteran is exp scted to be at his
post. j. W. Abbott,
Post Com.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-02

The Bryant Post has completed
another milestone and entered upon
Volume XII. We congratulate Brc.
Ashton, for the Post Crews better as
it grows older.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-02
For Sale.

will sell and give a clear title to my
farm two miles west OF Webster. Cash
payment, balance on time. Terms to be
agreed upon. d. ID. Wright.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-02
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-02

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|bst.
| Chest protect
| G.S. Maynar
yesterday.
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restaurant.
| Fresh oysters
Frank Cutting
IWaubay Friday
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Flo silks and
Store.
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from Langford
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city Saturday a
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saturday.
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point for barga1
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down town.
| Try a glass oil
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-02

apace.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
MRS. SMELL SUES FOB DIVORCE.
Alleges Cruelty and infdeiity and
Names Mrs. Bythe as Co.
RESPONDENT.

SAN JOSE CAL. Sept. 27.-Mrs. Cath
crime Smell, the wife of T. E. Smell, pro-
prietor of the Smiths Creek Hotel prop
erty and alarge land owner of this county,
to-day instituted suit for divorce. The
charges on which the suit are ba sed are
cruelty and infidelity. This is the second
suit insti uted by Mrs. Smell for a separa-
ZION, be first having been begun in 1887,
with deseriion as the ground. 1t was dis
missed to-day in order to make way for
the second com plant.
After the first suit was filed the couple
became recouciled, but the complaint was
allowed 20 slum Der in the Superior Court.
Mrs. Smell now charges her husband with
threatening TO throw her over a grade 400
feet high into canyon; that lie struck
her with q chair. and that on Thursday of
last week he choked her and struck her
with his fist.
As o-respondent in the inHdelity sec
tion of the complaint Mrs. Smell names
Mrs. Wvthe, who formerly stopped at
Smiths Greek Hotel.
Mrs. Smell asks for half of the COM
munity property, valued at $3.50, 600 aud
consisting in part of $500 acres OF land in
Halls Valley,
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
ARE YOU
WEARY? ?

There is no surer indication OF con-
stant weakening of the system than the
desire to lie down in the day time. If you
feel lassitude, be sure that something is
wrong, In some way or other yon are
losing your vital force. Vital force IS ma
ture's ole SUPP ort. Other lnticatl1ns OF
the depletion OF lie system are: Spo,s be-
lore the eyes, huskiness. in'omnia night
sweats, quiver!ng lips, gloom and ner-
vousness. Now all of these things may
readily be brought on by NO ry. TneV
may be brought on by excessive ain
WORK. But the chief cad e is fot V. M Il
do not act asonabIy. If you had bank
account and were 10 draw out all the
money at once snI spend IT hat wou
be folly. You must act sensibly with M
ture's bank account. Never abuse one OF
natures gifts. Ii yoG do tae result is sure
to be isa>trous But if the aGvice comes
too late and you hare heen guilty, eaIn
that HUDYAN will make msn Of you
once more. Indeed it will. And how
perfect manhooi aea;n. You will 20 about
your work with Joy; you will feel CONT
dence in yourself and in V ur powers;
you wi no longer shake and shiyer. but
walk as thougn you ha right to be
proud OF yourself. HUDYAN will do all
this Tor you. 1t has don' 1t iof eno3sn
people 10 make very ooi s'zs cltv
Why wi you go on beint puny2 Your
fl lien Is notice your sham bling walk ami
your inability 20 ook them straight in the
eye. Determine to-day to seek help.
HUDYAN never fails. 1t cannot fail.
It's work is swift AMI rermanent. Ask
abb lut it. No charge to YOU Circulars
and stimon ais are absout ly free. Get
oown IN write this mOment and in the
name ofcommon- sense let the Huisonian
doctors help you out OF your t oub!e.
Tney will do 1t with pleasure. an they
will 20 it surely There is not on sin lie
cent charged for their advice, no matter
whether you arc suff ring from blood
tam, kidney, bladder or liver trouble or
whether you are one OF the thousands of
victims OF foIlies. Free circulars; free
advice.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
KILLS A MAN WAJ WSUL7EO HER.
Miner in q British Columbia Camp
Shot BY a Keighbor'S
Wife.

VICTORIA, B. c., Sept. 27.-British
COlum bia mining camps have a splendid
reputation SO far as the safety of the few
women of the miners households is con-
cerned. Slate Greek, in y Ile histr ct, now
furnishes an instance of a breach of this
rule OF chivalry, for which the assaisnt
paid a swift and terrible penalty. The
tragedy took place on Saturday afternoon,
and, though the insuited woman has
been committed for trial at the as sizes at
kamloops in October, there seems not the
least doubt, as far as can be gathered from
the story of the tragedy, that she will be
honorabiy acquitted on the ground OF
ustihable homicide.
Mrs. Rabbit is the wife of q we'll known
merchant at Slate Creek, near Granite
Creek. While out in her garden she was
attacked by James Hamilton, mining
man, who had previously ANNOYED her
with his unwelcome attentions. Enraged
at Mrs Rabbits refusal 10 have anything
to do with him Hamilton attacked her
The woman screamed for help, and, luck
lily, attracted the attention of William
kile, who came to the rescue. Seeing him
coming Hamilton ran away.
Mrs. Rabbit rushed into the house and
picking up a rife, went outside again. AS
she emerged Hamilton was seen return
ing. In spite of Mrs. Rabbits warnings
he continued TO advance and, picking up
stone, made straight toward the woman
in a threatening attitude, evidently con-
sidering that Kile, who was a small man,
could not stop him.
Just in front of the house is Slate Creek.
a shallow stream about ten feet wide.
While Hamilton was wading through it
Mrs. Rabbit fired. The bullet struck
Hamilton in the feshy part of the right
arm, penetrated the right side and came
oCt near the backbone, scattering the
liver and fnficting a moral wound The
wounded man made one attempt to throw W
the stone and then fell into the water,
whence he was taken 10 n house near by.
Hamilton died on Sunday afternoon, af er
making an ante -mortem statement, and it
is understood that he admitted to friend
who was attending him that he deserved
his fate.
The jury had no option but to find tn at
Hamilton was shot by Mrs. Rabbit, and
she was com mitted to stand her trial at
the assizes.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
% 3 q q q 90 70
TO GUST THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

AS foretod by The Call exclusively, embers
Board of Education yesterday served with summons
in the suit filed by Dr. c. c. ODOnnell charging that the
said Board of Education has been guilty of maeasance
and demanding that they be ousted from office.
The complaint forth the provisions the
proceedings before the
used in the public schools be changed other
adOrted their places 1t further
Speller and Word Analysis, hitherto adopted
members of the San Francisco Board of Education
legally in this city, discarded the present
board, that book known Swnton's AnaIy
sis unlawully introduced, all in
the damage of the plaintiff other citizens
of the community.
that the Solid Nine ought be held
primarily responsible for this dereliction duty
legal standpoint it held that all members
be included in the complaint, which accordingly
defendants the foil owing: Benjamin
Charles Darlington. Charles A. Bantel, William A.
]. Gallagher, Edwin L. Head, L. Waller
Thomas Burns, Thomas X. Carew, I. c
Philip Hammond, ID. T. Ragan.
0 Q Q Q 10
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
White Men Of Arroyo Grande
Valley Enforce Their
UnWritten Law.
ONE OF THE VICTIMS MAY
NOT SURVIVE.
Their DomiClle and All That Il
Contained Wrecked by the
Visitors.

SAN LUIS OBISPO, CAL. Sept. 81.
The town of Arroyo Grande, few miles
south of here, is aroused to a high state
of excitement over the brutal clubbing of
two Chinese laborers by band of masked
men. The Chinese were employed by the
Mcclure Seed Company, and were en-
gagged in preparing land for winter crops.
The white Iaborers throughout the Arroyo
Grande Valley have in tunes past ordered
the MongoIians TO leave that section, and
about ten years ago they made a round OF
the numerous ranches and orchards and
By force compelled every Chinese to leave
the country.
The two coolies who were beaten last
evening were the first TO break over that
restriction since that wholesale scattering
OF the clans. On the day they went TO
work for the Mcclure Seed Company thew
were warned that if they did not quietly
leave the valley hey would suffer the con-
sequences. They disregarded the warning
and continued to work.
Late last evening the Chinese were ac-
costed at their tent by band of about
twenty masked men and again told TO
leave One OF the coolies muttered a d is
seUlr anu III Inc Nv IIlh4iiS OI III eS Se lHelE
tent was torn down, kettles and pans sent
flying in every direction and every article
broken or destroyed.
The Chinese attempted resistance and
were promptly set upon by the mob and
we're beaten with clubs in a frightiul man
ner. Wong Chung's nose was hattened
by a blow and his face was one mass of
bruised flesh. 1t is feared that he also re-
cslved internal injuries, from which death
is likelv TO result soon: The other cody,
Yon Novey, was badly beaten, but es-
capped from the mob and was last seen
making for the south at a rapid gait.
R lin and desolation mark the camping
place OF these TWO Chinese who Getied the
unwrit en- law of the white laborers OF the
Arroyo Grande Valley. The most deplor-
able feature of the trouble is that con-
siderable money belonging 10 the pair is
missing. Business men of Arroyo Grande
depore the incident, Trough some ex-
press qualification over the fact that
warning has been served to all Cinnamon
TO give that section of the county a wide
berth.
So far the identity of the participants in
the assault has not been ascertained, but
the mob is thought TO have included some
of the best known citizens of the Arroyo
Grande Valley. The officers are deter
mined 10 use every endeavor TO cause the
arrest of as many OF the mob as they can
apprehend.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
MRS. JENKINS ~ JAIL,
Homdn Accused Of DeTrGudin0 DR.. ELli
Fnflx 10 Obtnin Ri.

HOmnn dccNSed NJ DeJFdHdtnT O7. runs
FatiS 10 Obtatn BAT.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Sept 27.-Veiled
and clad in black, from her picturesque
hat to the tip of her dainty shoes, Mrs.
Charles jenkins faced Justice Young this
afternoon and heard him fix $1,000 as the
amount of bail that would be required to
permit her to remain out of Jail to await
trial on the charge of obtaining money by
false pretenses from DR.. II. Bert Ellis.
The somber garb vas unusual to this
dashing woman, whose brilliant gowns
have been noteo on the streets. Her ewes
were red and swollen, she having had no
sleep during her trip from San Francisco
in com pany with the Depaty Sheriff who
arrested her there Sunday. She had en-
gagged a lawyer who represented her at
The arraignment. but neither he nor his
client could succeed in raising the bail
money, and Mrs. Jenkins is passing this
night in the County Jail. She will have
her preliminary examination on Tuesday
morning.
Some sensational evidence at the trial is
promised. Mrs. Jenkins steadfastly re-
fuses 10 talk about the matter, bayond
what size said in San Francisco. to the
effect that she was taken com pletely by
surprise
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
Engineer Charles john
son Killed in an
Oregon Wreck.
Freight Train DeraiIed by a
Sand Drift While Run
ming at High Speed.
Fireman Hickman Suffers Frac-
lures of Both Legs and Scalds
From Escaping Steam.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept 27.-An acci-
dent occurred on tae 0. r. and n. road at
$50 O clock last night, which resulted in
the killing of the engineer, Charles john
son, and the probably fatal injuring of
Fireman Hockmau.
Train No. %, an eastbound freight,
pulled out Of The Dalles last night on
time. For some davs severe winds have
prevailed along the road, resulting in sand
drifts on the track. Between The Daies
and John Day River No. % had lost con-
siderable time, and when the accident oc-
Cured Johnson was speeding his engine
along in an effort to make up his sched-
ule. The night was dark, and, when
quarter of a mile east of John Day Sta
ton, the engine ran into a drift. The loco
motive left the track, turning on its side
as it plunged down the embankment,
carrying with it The tender and two freight
cars.
Neither Engineer Johnson nor Fireman
Hickman had time TO jump. Both went
down with the wreck. Johnson's life was
crusheI out in an instant, he being buried
beneath the engine. Hockman was pinned
down by The locomotive and with both
legs broken, the unfortunate man re-
celved the vent of the escaping steam be-
fore he was released from his position.
y wreCking train was sent cut from The
DaIles. Engineer Johnson's body was re-
covered and conveyed to his home a The
Dalies Fireman Hockman was brought
by special train TO this CITY and taken to
s.. NIncrnt's Hospital. Dr.. Mack-nzie,
the company's surgeon, is with the in
jured man, and all effort will be made to
save his life.
Only two cars, according to railroad
authorities, left The track in ldltion to
the engine and tender. The wreck was
cleared OF noon to-day and the track
opened for traf1c
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
Cru,hed b., q Eoil;no 1oo.

FORT BRAGG CAL, Sept. 27.-An ac-
cident on the Fort Bragg Railroad this
afternoon resulted in the instant death OF
Jasper Nowdesha, a locomotive fireman.
Whlle rounding curve with long train
OF logs the engine ran against log which
had slid from the hillside, and one end of
which lay across the track, the other rest
ing on the bank above. The engineer and
fireman Jumped from the engine mo-
ment before it struck, Nowoesha being on
tie side next to the bank. The force OF
the collision swung the log around. and It
rolled upon the unfortunate man, He
was 26 years of age.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
CHAMrIoNs MRs. CARR.
HdnTOrd Editor Pratsre Her for the
Good she Has Done.

Hdnford Editor Pratsrv Her for the
Good she Has Done.
HANFORD, CAL, Sept 27 e iitor w
W. Barnes of this city does not Join in the
harsh criticisms of Mrs. Sarah Pratt Carr
because of her recent letter in the Chris
tian Register. His paper. the Daily Dem
ocrat. said edltorially this evening:
Mrs. s. p. Carr has done greatand good work
at both LemoOrc and Hanford, and no COM
ment OF the press VIII lessen her in the es TEEN
OF our people. She inspired the organization
OF womens clubs at Lemoore and Haniord
and our people realize the good these o-gani-
zatlons have been 10 the respective cities in
the way of clean streets, the care of GENE teries
aud Improvements of public parks and many
ways stimulating our citizens to heautffvi1r
thelr home Surroundings. The people OF
Kings County certainly have no harsh criti-
weli-being, even though her letter contained a
sung that TO some seemed un just
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
RARMONT ar mr. UCUsES.
Sacramento Repnbttc in, Elect City Con-
UenttOn IBeLe0dtes.

sacramento HepH6fc rms Eject CITY Con-
UenttOn LetrDdtes.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept. o7.-Every-
thing passed off quietly at the Republican
caucuses this evening. No opposition was
encountered except IN the Seventh and
Ninth wards, where the differences were
quickly smoothed over, but it is probab bic
that an opposition ticket will make its ap-
pearance in the Ninth Ward tomorrow,
as fight is on between T. Pennish and j.
Doian for the nomination for City Trustee
and both candidates desire their own
delegations in that body.
Down in the Second Ward no caucus
was held, and red-hot times ale looked for
at the polls to- m orrow, as it is certain that
two tickets will be in the field. An at
tempt is being made by the Central com
mitlee to oust Frank Darout, who has
reigned as boss in t. al ward tor years, and
he refuses 10 be buried. He also refuses
10 call any caucus, claiming that he had
his delegates III his pocket and would an.
nounCe them tomorrow. This has always
been the fighting ward of the city, and it
is thought that free fights will be plenty
at the rolls tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
Fum-ral of Jo,tah II. White.

PETALUMA, CAL. Sept. 1.-THE in
terment of the late Josiah II. White took
place this morning in Petauma cemetery.
after the arrival of the $50 train The
impressive services of the Masons were
held under the auspices of Peta!uma
Lodge No. q. The deceased was men,
ber of Excelsior L odge of San Francisco
and Mount Oiiyet Commandery, knights
Templar, OF Petaluma. large corIege
followed the body 10 its last resting place.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
Sale of a Petatm.a Rnif,,ay.

PETALUMA, CAL, Sept. 27-The Pet
aluma streetcar railway was sold here this
afte by the Sheriff to the Wicker
sham Banking Company for $2356 So
The sale was made by virtue Of an execu-
tlon issued by the Superior Court OF Sono-
ma County on August 80 in favor Of the
Wickersham Banking Company for
$2229 II ana interest. The property con-
sists oil rolling stock and franchise.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28

SAN LUIS OBTSPO. CAL, Sept 27.-At
an exciting meeting of the City Council
this afternoon 1t was voted TO light the
city with electric Lights again. The lights
have been turned off for several months.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
Mis. Peters Eronernted.

PETALUMA, CAL, Sept. 81 Some
time ago Miss Jessie Peters a school
teacher of this city, was arrested for ad-
ministering alleged brutal chastisement
TO John Zlmaroni The case was tried
here to-day. The jury exonerated the
Young lady.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
TWo THOUSAND TO THE TON.

Rich Gold Strike made In the Green
Mine AeTr JdDsestolUR.
JAMESTOWN, Call, Sept. 27.-A rich
strike was made in the Green mine last
Friday. In the south drift on the lower
level they struck four-f rot vein of ore.
Assays give returns of $1,000 10 the ton.
This mine is in the east belt. near the
Soulsby mine, which prod uced S., 500, 600,
and near the Confidence, which yield ed
81, $50, COO. The Green mine is owned by a
California corporation. John l. Minear is
sIlDerintendeDt
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28

Paul Ludan Of MHlvle n Manager of large pharmacy
the medicines
TABULES He all
notable
RIPANS TABULES Paul
odh
him. u ncalo
affected, said
aided They have practically accomplished
n
and hanls WELL of RIPANS
appreciated this
country road to reach the
appreciation ' "a 'her "iae
apapecr
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
Rtf1l Oref. bI q Trnfm.

REDDING. CAL. S'pt. 27.-Mrs. Hone.
an Indian woman, was run over by train
Saturday afternoon at Castella. She at
tempted to alght while the cars were
moving. Her dress caught and she fell
under the wheels. Death was instanta-
neous.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28

Weak Men and Women

CHOULD USE DAMLANA BITTERS. THE
- great Mexican Remedy: gives Health and
Strength to he sexual Organs
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28

VAN VROOM s. co. O.ELECTRO=DENTAL PA

STREET. CORNER sixth. TELEPHONE
y Surgical W, Williamson 8 D.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28

NIyANTED-LADY BOARDER OR MAN AND
" wife, terms about 500 Address NJ, box 20,
ST. Helena, al.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
NEW TO-DAY.
Extract Teeth absolutely Without Pain.

FULL SET OF TEETH fol, S. 90 an
gold CROWNS. 22k.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 up
BRIDGE WORK per Tooth ............. 90 up
SILVER FILIING..., ,. 95r ma
GOLD FILLING....... ....,...... 75c M
CLEANING TEETH ..,...... 5Oc nm
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28

GUNNER BOARD On FRUIT FARM NEAR
- Los Gatos: hunting and fishing. Address A.
{. w. e Franc station, FrOhn's p. O., santa
Clara County.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28

MONTE VISTA."
THE PICTURES QUE GEN OF HE SIERRAS
L elevation 35O0 1eet). This popular
sor; under new ownership is now open; delightful
climate lawn tennis, photo darkroom, boating.
fishing hunting; tour trains aty; 1a-mile from
station; free carriage. For circular address THUS
E. MORGAN, Monte Vista, Dutch Flat Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
s U Nj III f X II o NJ Il + A X NJ,
Santa Cruz MOuntnins.

TIRST-CLASS FAMILY SUMMER AND WIN
i Ter resort Cottages. tents, hunting and fsho
ing Campers return tickets, 81 so. Board, SO to
10 Dar week. send for circulars TO j. II, II A sS-
TER Gleuwood. Ca. Long-distance telephone.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS.

TESWICk SISKIYOU COUNTY, CAL, A
ID noted fishing ard health resor.. Hos mud and
sui phur bG, hs
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28

MADROSE MINERAL SPRINGS.
C,ANTA CLARA COUNTY " AT r Is A SPF-
> cihc for Indigestion and kidney troub es stage
con meets at Madrone with morning trains Mon,
We'd sat; send tor descriptive pam phlet ami
terms JAMES CARTER, Mana
The times., 1897-12-02
ATTENDANTS AT ST. ELIZABETH )
Examinations to Be Held for Male
and Female Nurses.

The United states Civil Service Coanuis-
sion bnIici.nces mat Oh i,v,r..i, er ~. ieoa,
an examination VIII be held in this city
to establish an eligible register for she
position of attendants III the Government
Hospital for the Insane. There is at present
demand for cligibles for this position and
the commission has no register from which
vacancies may be filled.
Male attendants receive compensation
of SIS Per month, and female attendants
81 per month for the first six months Of
service, and afterwsrd they are eligible
to promotion, respectively, to $50 and
Sl6 per month. They are furnished with
room and hoard. The minimum age limita-
ton is eighteen years The department
desires 20 appoint only unmarried persons
under the age Of thirtyfive years.
The examination viii consist of very
light educational test. Persons desiring 10
enter this examination should at once write
TO the United States Civil Service Conuis
sion, in this city, for application blanks,
form SEA, which should be prop .rlv
executed and promptly forwarded to the
commission. Attention is invited to the
fact that The medical certificates on lha
application blank must be executed No
applications " Ill be accepted after the ho 1T
of closing business on December 10, 1897