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SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
SIC esSbte testae @msseaeaa

gS. Nt. &eplrle, Stesaftsnr ees in
Gisfilma. Sa., erideiusaSen ,.gbief"
in9t: ,,gBir mshten aisht pbne Dr.
Sings Stem 9iseoperB segsH G6Dinb-
Iubt, s,uItenuas GsfdltRne Sauahalten.
Sd erpeeimentirte ma bielen Nahern,
bate aber ME bas redte 6aifmsttel, bis
rir Sr. aings Aew 9isrusers aez
bron6tsti. Seine ausere Msebisin Aann
in uaisrem banie beH 9Iab SieIes 6eil.
mittels eirnebmeR, iueiI mir an ibin eine
fid1ere Wiebisinaeges SuFssE, @rf6ltung,
&eurhFsiiteR, etc. AabeR.." Gs iIf unNiiB
nit OnOeren MeSi5iRers su erper;msfltl.
rem, es lei otan. iie fOirften sbenfp gnt,
iuie 8r. 3ins . gieiu SisepUgrg. sic fin0
nber niht 10 OUT, neil Dieie Mebisin
einen RnF ols Seilmittel fat nnb onBer=
BEN 9arautirt lift. @iefgeluahrt ifets
8efrieoienng. GerIabsfIaibeH frei IN
Der Dentltlen slpOtbefs BON Gteenz
len & 5obn
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
Sa parmsm Empfaas BE
reif.

San ;ysaaeiste. gaI.. 90. D.e. Geit
mebreren &aeen srtparten bier eiile
glnaabI Deieitibes NIT 61mer3sn Ous
gintreffen bes fliihtigen G5efretdrs Der
rRatipnaI safe Deppfit q Sruit g,D."
bon 9uegas 9lnres. Snfe 9e Gaipeirp
NIT Mumefl. Der nit 500. 900. bic lee
neui sSnftitut ee66ren, uHb $500,000
Der afgentinifd1sn Reeierlltlg geh6riaer
gOnbs Dnraesbratlnt III. unb ii9
tnubrITeinIin bisrbsr gepanDt bat.
SFiir bic gggrsifung beS 5Iii9tIings 1T
sille bDbe 8eloAnung aasgssebt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
Sea.
snrner eso,.ntn.

Barter. 9. $. Sander, ST.
SGuntpnuoitar un6 iebt Setter Der
8beaton 8ribge Company, fiel leBte
gsode upn elmer Brife iber ben Ser.
milionTlns etiibe NeiIen nOrbOitli6
pen bier unb ios ii9 einen cOmpli5irten
gru9 bes G6eri9enfels al.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
ssatdltsaiea ssoiantp.
g arIf 0 Il

GaDier & Company baben einen nen.
en- 2eidenluagen erbalten.
s.. s.. &feifIer bat Die gBeibna4tsS
feiertaae in 5maba perbrad1t.
8ue, fleiBiee beutidle Sarner, ssreb
6iafbeit uno Gottl. SilbebianS 5abltea
in Der lebten @odle ibre Sbulben auf
lire ssarneu ob. @rIterer Sablte 1891
unb 2sbterer 1914, IN beifen SidlIen Der
qObn bes biesidbrigen Sleibes.
Ole 6irna VI. S. @rirnm q 60. bas
ben ben 9rBBtsu 5fen in ibreH 2dbgn
nrFaeIfefIt, Der ie III 6ieie Stabt fam.
9DTtmeifter Gimmuns bat Dum /. biz
2S. December 1S7 ,,OsoneD ,Srbers"
ausgeftelIt.
sSgnafius gtaiius brad beim frof.
Gin9sn nit eineni iuusen Mnnne ben
9Irm Dberbalb bes G(lbogens.
Die ,BartFon GbuUnce" bat IN ibrer
lebten 9lnmmer befannt gerna9t, 6aB
nit Beginn bes nelen Sabres 9eranrs
tes 8latt in anoere Sodnbe iiber9e6e,
lpelde es in Elm oemofratii6es 8Iait
iirtdHoeflt iueroeii.
glns9angs lester 8D1s traf bic Jtan.
ribt bier elm, baB stuei &inber, eia g.
idbriges MtGbden unb Elm 3jdbriger
anabe bon 8ilb. Ntaas 5aas suuur
eeItDrben ieien, ebenio ein &ino BON
Mlrtin Sie6e. 8ie 8ranfbeit ioll
G1arlahFieber aeiueien iein unb man
bal Die n6tbieen 8orii6tsmaBreeelrt 9e
trOffen aegen bic 8erbreitune Der 9e.
fiirhteten &ranfbeit
SRI. Nnnie &eosb, tpelde Idngere
Belt bel ibrer Gd1Deiter 5rau 9. s..
Meumapr al 8eIu1 ipeilte, febrte leBte
@pd)e in lire 5eimat, Manban, q. D.,
5uriid.
13ebnpfennig e. Bueb haberl ibren
SSleiiherlaben inmenbia bur6 einen ilen.
en- 4nitrid uerid6nert.
Ssrau 9apiO 9etb, s Meilen iib0its
lid upn bierkmObnhaft, iIt an rinem bD.
fen 5ieber ernitli9 erfranft.
6. s.. Wtilan Dpn Wit9eI bat Oas
8arfnOn !ppteI iibernommen.
9fiuet. Der guantDratb perIan,.
ntelte iid ain Montas.
On felaenoe iun9e &aarl
iuurben in Der lebten ISOLDE 6eirotbs
ibeine nusgeitelIt: SncOb Magftnot mi
gbriItinn GrslS; 6rieo. gieb uub 5afIe
rlten Sirb; sSUbn @ramm unb 9foiint
S6na6el; Sobn gdaubeI unb @oaOa
lena Serr. 6. e.
e ripp.
a.G. Grimm pun 8artitOn mar lest
|, g8Ohe bier, nm bas Snnentar ieinei
bieiigen @eIddftes 81 iiberieben.
5reeman.. Hm WlDntng Iebter
gSohe fnnb in 3DnoaII Die Sedaeit boz
q. 9. BuedIer. bem dlteIien 5Obne I'M
ieres @ountnI9asmeifters s. 8uebler
nit SRI. 9io0nd Itait. eIm fDI9enbei
Gienftag 9tbenb toar6e benz iungel
8aare i'm @lternbaus beg 8rdutiaami
Elm srpBer gnlpfans bereitet.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
sanborn Gou,,tt,. .

8o0n5pdet gfems Die glnz
sabl Der &unOen, luel9e Mifd in Oieiem
Neonat an bic bieIise greamerg liefern,
betduft fi9 onf 40. 9tele beiisen I'M
@dnsen 434 &lbe, moran 221 iest
Oeitd, geben. 9urhihnittlitb liefert
ieoe Sub tdali6b 95 gfuno 0itd iebt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
siaeoIn County.
8

&anft &Ier0ebefen Ooer 5booBoefen,
ob &liid) poer geIa. BEL 8. Gunn.
Seine 9reiie iino llieOris uno Die 8aa=
re gut.
5r. nnb sSrau gs. Softep uon 5Iiian.
Soma, IiHo ieit samitn9 BEL Srn un0
Srall S. @. gimers 5u 8elud. sic
m.rben an 8pnnerfag B. @. nab SiOur
gitp Su iueiteren @eriuanbti6aftsueiu
den perreiien, Sr gimers mar ieiner=
feifs porher bel ben @enannten in Soma
einer DtOnat Su 8eiu6. 9m 3ienita9
ma6ten Sr. gimers II. Sr. 9oltep einen
abIte1er nod GiOur Sails.
2ennor, 4. Gan. Sie in lebter
Gummer entbaltene Melbung aus Gen:
nDr, bnB cine hieiise Oeutide 8irdenge
mein6e iih aufl1ien fDiirbe, lit gdnSIt6
irrig. Die 9eltun9s gnten laien id,
pie es idetnt, niht gang nuSrOtten.
g(honneHt.
Canton. gbomag guu6oOlO uur
be in elmer Belle I'm bieiigen geidngni6
unteraebrad)t. Gr iparOe ndnli9 DGbs
reno zines 8eiu6es BEL Sreunoen in
8elI 3apibs plbBli9 raIenb luabnIinnig
gr tpiro tuabrIbeinlid na6 benz Srren.
hospital in Caution iiberfiibrt uerben
9as lit bsreits oas brittle Mal, baB bei
| @onn etnen @abniinnsanfall bate
ct iDObnt auf elmer 5arm in bieien
Gountg nDrOlib UOn8Urtbins.
Sea.
Cine quite grsiebung unb 9riinbliht
sdulbilbung 1T Die bette Ritsift, oil
gltern ibren &inbern nit nnf ben Sc
bensues sebeR f5nnen. go bentt aud
Der tStbtiee unb geabtete Sarmer GER
SD. 0ehlenbprf nnb ianbte feline lernbe
tgisrige NIB besabte EUbter emma mad
Dem gonftOn College, no lie elmer
I6monatliden GURUS burdma6en miro
SRI. Gnma reiite AM WOntns uab be
Rafteffabf ob.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
gRegoos aoMatp.
-GQIem

ssran Carl 8ingnarf ltarb ain lebten
sssreitag 9tbeub in Sun 8rairie 9oIun=
flip naib Idngerer aranfheit. Gin
1otte nno iieben nantlubi0e ain0er be-
trauern oeM Ioo beg 3abingeldbiebeusn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06

ggeitn sSbr EN- gl,tes Nfittel baben mort
giigr sfmt III r'iitiasis, sic ierueH 81 ifarfen
Fliilo nie GelgRuatiolt III frdftigelt, brauGAt
6oob's SaslapnriIia @gbrQsss1t MIR Sooh's.
Oopo sSiIIen he:len @rshreis,
aopiidlsnsrs ais bsla 1sagsil NIB unregoaas
Iidfeit.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06

gaBt gner 5ntter mablen III Der
Is ascabe @sablg, g5ieur aI III
8 Gents per @ad.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
SsanSon So.tntD .
gllerd II bria .

Ale UItu
Ser cine Mleile iueitli1 BON bier tuoh.
nenoe 6arner SD6n @arlqniIt lpur6e
pprtebten 5onntdg glbenb BON einem
8feroe berart nuf ben 2eit geidloeen,
.baB ct am 9ienitag barauf iinter I'M
idglihen SdmerSen Oeri9ieo. CT binz
terlaBt cine Grau in suten 8erbdltniIs
fen.
Der gnbntgratb ernonnte 6. g. .Dunn
nls @erihtsihreiber, nm Die our1 ben
goo bes @eridtsibreibers S. 6. Dunn
entltanOene 8dfans dusSufallen. 6. s..
8nnn lit Elm 8ruber oes friiberen Sc
rtmtsImreibers.
Sc lit bier cine 8enegunggim @nnge
Die @ben6gtofe. SrbinaRj in Iteranbria
eiit5nfubren.
sfrau q. Scott bat 6reo. 8ibmnnn
BON Rittbeu auf $4,000 g1aoeneriab
Oertta9t. Die aldgerin beIdnleiet Srn.
8ibmann ibrem Manne 9eiltige @ez
trdnfe nerfauft 3u baben, nadbem ibm
iDlhes nerbDten mar. Ser glusgdng
Der Rlaae tpiro NIT 9roBem SntereIie
oerfolst.
ST. Sacob 8Otb nno sSran Iino Dor.
teBte ggode uad) Brownsville, Minn.,
9ereiit, no iie ben @inter si5ubrinsen
9ebenfen.
Sat 8idbem bat iicb nuf cine ReiIe
nad Dem Often begeben. gr bat in ben
lebten 5asen Elm iOnberbares 8enebmen
our Sbau setrasen un0 ieine intimen
6reunbe befirhten, baB er iid fart nit
Seiratbs9ebanten aetra9en. geiuer
91ldreiIe iuirb Dpn ben @lieoern beg
Sunsseielleu= CLUBS nit nidt iueris Sn-
tereiie entge9eu9eIehen.
Sarmer, 8. sSanunr 1898.
Sr. Mi1ael Snrmeier, 8ruoer Der
Srau 8. &rier, fam am 80 Ge5ember
pon Qlton, Sn., anf elmer @eiunbbeits
raiIe nab Sarmer. @e9en ieines ge.
| lI6nddten 3uItanoes fOnnte er Die &eiie
ni6t tueiter nusfiibren uno 10 biieb er
i'm 6anIe Ieines 5htuasers, 9. &rier.
8pttur aroe9er, rpel1er eerufen luurGe.
bielt ben 2uitano ieiHes 8atienten fir
lnidt beIonoers idlimm; nber am 5.
Snnuor WOrgens Inn 4 llbr lit er Ianfi
entidlnfen. Gin 6erjldtag hattie lei
mem 9eben ein gn6e 9smadt. Seine
5rau bate i6n anf Der 8eiie bierber Be.
gteitet. sic ioiuie Sr. unb 5rnu $
I&rier nno bic gnrUiegermuiter beslei.
Iteten Die 9ei9e na9 slltOn aurId. Srie.
| be feiner 9lI1e!
i Sr. Subn @ebri9 mabte cine Reiit
mad Rinneiotn, nm feline gltern nod
einmal al beiuden, Die er felt ieinsH
| 14idbrisen Nufentbalt bier in 9af0ft
ni6t rnsbr 9eieben BAT.
/ Satber &r0eger fam am 2. Snnuni
Ina9 5urmer unb belt Elm feierlibes
Sp9amt. Nuf Der SerFdbrt 1tiirater
Il feline @ferbe stDei MaI anf benz giie, uni
/ 70 mu6te S6mieoemeiIter gaiper Sic.
nen Die 8ferOe rnnbam I1arf beIdlaset
bamit Der 8farrer pieber beimfabrer
fennte. gDr.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06

SuinntiAefi 500, ,065.00
9ene Mitalieber %
&elammte Mitsliehersdht 16S
GeIamHtbetras Der gerfiGeruns
1851 $1,000.
@ehiibyen erbalten $44.S4
8aS1 afieIimsnt einseSU9@ $134.15
4usQsSea $2S.91
9erfufte $3.50
aafIeabefaas am /. Son. '9S $&99.67.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06

Gfoux @ites6s Ser.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
SCHOOLGIRL MURDERED.
Terrible Fate OF Jennie Hickey In
Chicago - Arrest OF Her sup
posed Murderer.

Chicago, Sept. 22.-The dead body Of
Jennie Hickey, a 13-year-old school
girl, was found on the breakwater at
the foot of Thirty.siXth street Wednes-
day morning. She had been murdered,
her skull having been beaten in. AL
though the body was found early in
the day, Il was not identified until ten
O'Clock at night, when two sisters OF
the girl found her body in the morgue.
Thomas Rutledge. an expressman 10
years Of age, has been arrested, and
although he denies having known the
girl, or being in any way concerned in
the crime, there is an exceedingly
strong ease of circumstantial evidence
aVninSt him
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
BANK ROBBED.
CracIsmen secure S2,i at Hastings,
Ia. and Escnpc-An Intruder
Gagged.

Council Bluffs, Ia, Sept. 22.-The
Botna Valley state bank, AT Hastings,
Ia, was robbed Tuesday night by
cracksmen, who blew the safe to
pieces. The robbers, OF whom there
were probably three, secured 81, 1875 and
escaped with their booty. That they
did not get away with more was due
TO the fact that they were disturbed
while picking out the money from the
debris OF the safe. About three o'clock
in the morning several sharp explo-
sions were heard by number of the
people OF the village, but no particular
alarm was caused. as the sounds were
supposed TO be those OF firearms.
g. Brownell. the proprietor Of the
hotel in the same block as the bank,
was the only man who thought il
worth while to investigate. He par
italy dressed himself, and, armed with
a revolver, proceeded TO the bank. As
soon rs he reached the building he was
knocked down by blow from behind,
and was bound and gagged. His alb
sence from the hotel started a search
for him. and led TO the discovery that
the bank had been robbed. Brownell
was unable TO give description Of the
robbers. The safe door had been
drilled in six places and a heavy
charge exploded in each place.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
MADE cAPTIvEs.
philippine Insurgents Imprison IlIsh-
ops and Pricsts-United states
Asked 90 Interfere.

Washington, Sept. %. NJ. Martinelli,
the apostolic delegate in Washington,
received cablegram from Cardinal
Rampolla, secretary OF the vatican, in
forming him that the bishop Of New
Segoyia. Philippine islands, and sew
cral Catholic priests had been arrested
by the insurgents and were imprisoned
aud being brutally treated by their
captors. Cardinal Ranpolla directed
NJ. Martinelli TO lay the case before
the war department with request
that some action, IL possible, be taken
40 protect the prisoners from harm.
NJ. Martinelli presented the facts, as
communicated 10 him, TO Acting Sec
rotary Of War Meiklejohn and urged
that the department communicate
with Gen. Otis, in command Of the
American forces at Manila, with a
view 10 alforling relief TO The captured
priests. In compliance with the re-
quest, Secretary Meiklejohn directed
that Gen. Otis be informed OF the situ-
alton OF the priests and asked to pro
tcct them from bad treatment, il they
were within his jurisdiction. Adjt.
Gen. Corbin sent cablegram to Gen.
Otis TO this effect. Gen. Otis replied
that he believed the report Of the ex-
tent of brutality 10 be exaggerated.
but that he would investigate az once.
The investigation might, however re-
quire several days, as the scene OF the
trouble was 100 miles from Manila
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
pINGREE rs CHOSEN.
Republicans Renominate the Michi-
gan Governor-Rest of the Ticket
The Platform.

Detroit, Mich. Sept. 22.-Gov. Pin
gree was unanimously renominated by
reclamation Wednesday afternoon by
the republican state convention. His
reform ideas and efforts toward regu-
lating alleged inequalities of taxation
were heartily commended in the plat
form adopted, and many members of
his party who have heretofore not
been in accord with the governor
joined in the cheering when he APP
peared and made characteristic
speech OF acceptance. The rest of the
ticket is as follows: Lieutenant-Goy-
ernor. o. w. Robinson. of Houghton;
secretary of state, j. S. Stearns, OF
Ludington; auditor-general, Roscoe
ID. Dix, of Berrien SPRING; attorney
general, Horace NJ. Oren, OF Sault Ste.
Marie; treasurer, George Steel, OF ST.
Johns; commissioner of land Office,
William A. French, OF Pressure Isle;
superintendent of public instruction,
Jason +. Hammond, of Hillsdale; re-
gents OF state university, Eli II. Sutton,
of Detroit, and j. Byron Judkins, OF
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
TO BE MUSTERED OUT.
General and STAN Officers OF the Vol
untees Army 40 he Retired
from Service.

Washington, Sept. 22.-The presi-
dent Is now considering the subject of
mastering out a number of general
and staff officers of the volunteer army
proportionate TO the 100000 volnn-
teers ordered mustered out. The lists
of officers in the volunteer service have
been prepared and carefully gone over
by the president and war department
officials. Many officers, both general
and staff, have resigned, which tends 10
simplify the mastering out, as there
Is no desire 10 retain officers who do
not care 10 serve longer. In muster
ing out general and staff officers some
of the regular army officers who have
been promoted in the volunteer serv-
ice will be mustered out as volunteers
and returned TO their regiments and
former rank. Most of those 10 be mus
tered out, however, will be from the
number appointed from civil life, as
the regular army officers will be need
ed in the garrison duty yet 10 be done
by the troops. The president Is con
sidering also the matter Of six or
seven promotions that are 70 be made
for gallant and efficient services in the
Santiago and Puerto Ricnn campaigns.
These promotions will be announced
in few days. II Is probable, how
ever, that they will be honorary, and
the officers receiving them will be like
ly 10 be mustered out very soon after
the promotions are made.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
SAILORS FOR MANILA.
-Four Hundred To lie sent 40 TniSe the
Places OF Those whose Terms
Have Expired.

Washington, Sept. 22.-The navy de-
partment has ordered 400 sailors 10 be
sent to Admiral Dewey's squadron at
Manila. The men will be sent from
San Francisco on a merchant steamer.
1t is the purpose of the department
10 gather most of the men from the
Pacific coast. but orders have been
given 20 Lieutenant Commander Vail,
in charge Of the permanent naval rei
cruiting station in Chicago. 90 recruit
10 Of the sailors there. This detail
does not amount 10 a reinforcement
OF the forces at Manila. for the men
are to take the place Of sailors whose
terms OF service have expired.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
A JUBILEE.
West superior Celebrating Compile
ton of Route from the Dnkotas
10 the Great Lakes.

West Superior, Wis, Sept. 22.-Two
thousand visitors took the city by
storm Wednesday night. They ar
rived on two special trains over the
newly completed Fosston branch Of
the Great Northern road, between that
point and this city. The occasion is
the celebration Of the completion of
the road, which gives the wheat coun-
try OF the two Dakotas direct route
10 the head OF the lakes. Great prepa-
rations for entertaining the visitors
had been made, and when they arrived
they were met 10y two bands and al
most the entire population OF the city.
From the depot they proceeded direct
20 the fair building, where feast had
been spread, the tables accommodate
ing the entire number OF visitors. To-
day they will be given an excursion on
the lake and ride around the city on
a special train. with a banquet at the
various hotels OF the city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
FATAL EXPLOSION.
BOILER OF Thrnshing Outnt ON IA
North Dnkotn Farm blown Up
One Man Killed.

Fargo, n. d., Sept. 2l.-A disastrous
boiler explosion occurred on the farm
OF John Pollock. six miles north Of
Enderln, Monday. Engineer Eugene
Shields was killed. Fireman Charles
Everson badly scalded on the back,
head and face, and his foot crushed.
Tankman Bert bingham was scalded
on the heal and neck The engine be-
longed TO Coldwell's thrashing outfit.
There was no warning of the explo-
sion. The cause is not known, but is
believed 10 have been the changing 10
hard water or foul air IN the fiues.
Shields died ten minutes after the ac-
cidcnt. The injured men were brought
o Fsrgc for treatment.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
phlIndeiphIn,s peace JnblIce.

Philadelphia. Sept. 22.-The pro-
gramme for the peace jubilee. on DC.
tobcr 20 and %, includes a civic parade,
dedication OF the restored Indcpend-
ence hall, reception TO President Me-
Kinley and a bicycle parade on the
first day Features OF the second day
will be a naval parade on the Delaware.
parade OF land and naval forces, dedi-
cation OF the Grant monument I'm
Fairmount park, with an address by
President Mckinley. who will there re-
view the troops. In the evening ban
quet in honor OF the president will DO
given.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
Doul,Ie Murder and Suicide

Lacrosse, Wis. Sept 22.-The decom-
posed bodies of a man, woman and
child were found Wednesday evening
on Barron's island opposite the city.
The man is known TO he Nick Slette-
land. former employee Of the Kroner
Hardware company. He has a brother
az Pigeon Falls, Trempeleau county.
The woman is Mamie Cummings. n
loose character. The child was about
two years old and belonged TO the
woman. All three were shot TO death.
There rs no question that Sletteland
killed both the woman and child and
then shot himself.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
NOT oVERESTIMATED.
Later Reports OF Damage Done by
Recent Hurricane I'm the Dnrbn-
docs-I6O Persons Killed.

New York, Sept. 81. - A dispatch to
the Herald from Barbados, u. w. l.,
says: Full reports of the damage
wrought by the recent hurricane here
have been made 10 the authorities
here. They show that the destruc-
tion to property was not oyeresti-
mated, though the loss Of life was
somewhat smaller than was supposed
az first.
As it was, the reports show 100 ia.
talities. Fifty thousand persons were
made homeless by the great storm.
The fun damage is estimated at more
than $1,000 900.
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odd Fellows Parade.

Boston, Sept. 22.-Ten divisions OF
subordinate lodges of odd fellows, rep
resenting all the states OF the union
and many OF the provinces Of Canada,
together with brilliantly uniformed
brigadcs of the Patriarchs Militant,
comprised the annual parade which
was the feature OF the third day of the
big gathering Of the sovereign lodge, L.
.. o. H., and it's auxiliaries.
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SPORTING CHAT.

Bob Fitzsimmons is practicing on the
typewriter.
Yale will open its football season
with Trinity at Hartford, September "a.
a Chinaman driving in race is one
OF the freak attractions on an Ohio
track.
w. w. Coe. the New England inter
scholastic champion shot putter, will
enter Harvard.
In the west the all-important foot
ball problem Is "Will the University OF
Chicago play the University Of Wis
consip this season?"
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Detroit, Mich, Sept. 2i.-Mr. S. Dow
Elwood, founder and president OF the
Wayne county savings bank. one OF the
heaviest and strongest state banks in
Michigan, died suddenly az his home
Tuesday, aged 75 years. Mr.. Elwood
had been at the bank up to Tuesday. As
a bond expert and judge OF money mat
tiers, loans. etc. few men in the coun-
try ranked higher than Mr.. Elwood.
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AZ Rest In Arlington.

Washington. Sept. 22.-The remains
of Capt. Allyn Capron, one of the
notable figures of the Santiago cam.
paign, and father of Capt. Allyn X.
Capron, of the rough riders, who fell
in the first battle Of the war, were
buried at Arlington national cemetery
Wednesday, with military honors. The
funeral was attended by large mum.
Der of prominent army officers.
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w. S. Bond, "the Chicago cyclone
successfully defended his title as hold
er of the international tennis cham
pionship al Niagara-on-the-Lake. de-
feating Leo Ware In the finals. 6-f, l.
@. Cd. IO-s.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24

There will be no big football game in
New York this year, and the college
graduates living in Gotham will have
TO journey TO Boston, New Haven and
Princeton 10 see the real thing.
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HE HINTS AT MURDER
Col. Picquart Makes a Startling
Speech to the Tribunal.
says That III He Dies I'm "A Prison Cell
Ef VIII lie by an Assassin's Hand
Sensational Developments
in Dreyfus Case.

Paris, Sept. 22.-The trial of Col.
Picquart, who was at the head Of the
secret intelligence department at the
time OF the arrest and conviction Of
Dreyfus, and Maitre lie Blois, his law
yer. upon charges OF having revealed
documents relating TO the national de-
Tense. was called in the Eighth cor
rectional tribunal Wednesday. An eff
fort was made by the prosecution TO
secure en- adjournment, but this was
opposed by counsel for Col Picquart
Col. Picquart addressed the court in
opposition to adjournment and in con-
s.iukiOn said:
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SO penetrating Is water at high
pressure that only special qualities of
cast iron will withstand IL.
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Mined Tor Conurcs.

Watertown, Wis, Sept. a. Herman
i. DAZZLE was on Wednesday nominated
for congress by the Second district
republican convention.
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Lexington. Ky, Sept. 81. = Secre-
tary Alger, when asked about his re-
ported resignation, said: There's not
word Of truth in II, that'sall."