The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-16
IL. IL. Frudenfeld and friends. Harry

Weibert OF %Iroquois and a. Weisman OF
minneapolis, started this afternoon in a
covered wagon on Il camping expedition
OF several weeks, going east INTO Mime
sofa, thence south into Iowa and west to
Sioux City, hunting, fishing and cooking
their " grub.
Gary dispatch. Is: A tornado swept
from north to south about four miles
west Of here last night. The dead so far
reported are: Joe Hutchinson, his wife
and three children; Carl Jegium, Char.
les Ebal ard n laboring man unknown.
Ebal's wife and three children are miss.
ing. Reports OF injured aud other dam
age are coming in hourly. The crops
were completely carried of some farms.
Thousands OF dollars worth Of stock
were killed.
The race bet ween "Maty Powell Of this
city aud "Blackhawk" Of Carthage, will
take place early tomorrow afternoon at
the track esst Of the city. The race is
10 be halt mile heats best two in three,
for u purse Of SO and u side bet OF sJO.
Black Hawk" manager and trainer
have been In the city since yesterday
aud many horsemen from Carthage,
Howard and elsewhere will arrive IN the
morning. Both horses are in excellent
con ltion and the rivalry between the
friends OF each is going To be- spirited.
There seems to be considerable doubt on
ell sides as TO which is the best animal,
but each Is u fHvorite with its respective
crowd.
A correspondent OF the Sioux Falls
Press, q preacher, We should Judge, VITO
visited the Omaha exposition, tells OF All
excellent sermon he heard on Sunday
| aud thus describes the choir: bat the
most interesting part OF the service WAS
the anthem by the choir. 1t was q good
choir. u double quartette, the men IN
nice summer suits and the ladies radiant
10 flowers and all the colors OF the rain
bow. The tenor ana the alto admon-
ished the congregation to "Consider the
lill,es how they grow" the basses. the
sopranos, tho altos and the tenors all
! aduopished us TO Consider the l,l!ies;'
then q heavy bass from somewhere IN
the region Of his stomach informed the
congregation that they ''Tol! not, nisbel
do they spin;" then all gave the informa'
ton that the lilies are not in the habit
OF either toiling or spinning, and pres
emily . young man with q dropping
moustache declared that "Solomon in
oil his glory was not srrayed;" the tenor
and alto declared that Solomon in all
his glory was not arrayed;" the soprano
told the congregation that Solomon
was not ~arrayed;' the bass soloist like
wise conveyed the information that
Solomon Was not arraye ed, then all the
choir severally and collectively declared
that "Solomon in all his glory was not
arrayed." We we're beginning to wonder
what had become OF the royal wardrobe
and 10 pity poor Solo mon 10 his ack OF
! raiment. just at this juncture the choir
explained the matter by saying thai
solomon in all his glory was not array
ed like one Of these" but 1t was 80 i"'
from the beginning that we had lost tn
connection and couldn't tell to save on
l;ves whether by "these' they meant tn
gentlemen 10 their new summer su'ts Q
n. ladies' IN their radiant SUMMED
gowns and flower bed hats. II was :
most impressive anthem.