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YANKToN WILL BE JAY.
4 Grand Masquerade Is Scheduled
for the 14tlS.

4 Grand Masquerade Is Scheduled
for the 14tI.
Yanktop. Feb. "A masquerade ball
5 to be given in this city February Ii,
1t. Valentines night, which promises
o be an elaborate affair and is now
,eing anticipated with much pleasure,
IS it is to be given under the auspices
# the Maccabees. They have given
everal entertainments in the past
which have demonstrated that any
hing they undertake will certainly be
success. This ball will be held at the
Pierce hotel, and the lodge is sparing
leither work o expense. A leading
'eature will be the giving of four
,riZes, one to be. awarded to the lady
wearing the handsomest costume, and
{ gentleman likewise. Then prizes to
he characters best enacted by both
ady and gentleman. The costumes
must be designed and manufactured
Iankton. The prizes will be valua-
lie and useful. This will be the Mac
tabees' first annual.
At their last meeting the Northside
lose company No. 4, which is the
-oungest company in Yankton fire de-
>artment, appropriated 500 out of its
unds in the treasury for tournament
expenses, while Champion Hose com
,any No. 2 appropriated S62.50 for the
anne purpose. 1t is probable that all
he other companies will appropriate
i100. The department as a body is TAX
ng a great deal of interest in the COM
ng tournament and are using all
means to secure it for this city.
The organizing of a new association
S being advocated here that viii, if
'ormed, be a benefit to Yankton conn
~. The plan is that the association
ease all the wild land in Yankton
county for as long a term of years
Is possible, and then assist land.ess
sarmers to settle on and cultivate the
lame. Vt is thought hat u number of
thousand acres of good land could be
eased by a responsible corporation
tor a term of years, just for the SIM
pie payment of taxes; also that numer-
Jus nonresident land owners would
Willingly have their taxes paid, and
sheir land, which in many cases lies
Useless, improved at the same time.
1T is understood that the late j.. \.
Pierson left no will, and the selecting
Of an administrator for the vast es-
tate is creating considerable interest
here, as the administration of his af-
tairs is of great Importance. 1t is
stated that several legal firms are anx-
Gus to become attorneys in the mat
sel', and are doing considerable work
20 this end.
Thos. Alsager, a leading farmer and
Early settler of Gayville district, died
Wednesday of pneumonia. The funcr-
IL was held at Mission Hill today.
y new cooperative creamery will
soon be started at Walshtown by the
farmers of that district. The neces-
sary amount has been nearly all sub
scribed and the site selected.
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Is There 4, Row,


Pierre, Feb. 7.-There has been what
seems to be a well grounded rumol
atioat here for a day q two that u Sc
rions breach has occurred between
Governor Lee and Insurance Commits
sioner Kipp, who is one of the govern.
or,s appointees. The story is to the
effect that the governor charged Ex-
aminer McLaren, of. the insurance de.
partment. with conducting examina.
tons and making charges for the same
ms did Anderson before the office was
transferred, which practice was so bit
terly condemned by the populists, and
demanded the dismissal of McLaren.
The governor arrived here yesterday
morning and vas in consultation with
an attorney for some time, after which
he denied there was any misnnder.
standing, but all indications 20 to
show that there has been, though it
probably has been patched up for the
present.
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Will

olivet, Feb. Hutchinson county. tn,
banner republican count of South Da.
kota.. Is about to suffer aioss of about 20
voters. Andrew schatz. who Is perhap.
the most influential Russo-American ii
the county, will, on March 1, lead a colon,
TO Wells county, North Dakota, Wl1er
asked what had become Of the big repub
lican majority in Hutchinson county, h,
replied that he did not know. Said he
..yYhen God and the Russians desert tn,
republicans Of Hutchinson county 1t VII
probably go democratic.p North Dakot.
Will gain some OF this states best clti
zenS.
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Another New York society woman
whose husband is down on his luck is
going into trade, and 4 peculiar trade
at that. In stead of branching out in
the millinery line. She will devote her
talents to the dressing of the the so
called society drama III accordance
with the canons that prevail in the
world of fashion. As gowns nowadays
count as much as the performance. this
new departure will be set down as one
step toward the long talked about ele.
vation of the stage.
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Journalistic OMceboldcrs,

Sioux Falls. Feb. T.-Eighteen South Da.
kota newspaper men are enjoying fedora
positions under the Mckinley adminlstra.
ton at the present time and half as man,
more have hopes. It'll the same way witt
the populists. All the good offices in thu
state are held by newspaper men. Arthur
Lin is commandant of the Soldiers
home: Maris Taylor, public examiner; 7
II. Ayres, the governors private secrc
tary; J. II. Kipp. insurance commissioner
e. G. King, assistant insurance commits
%sloner; r. E. Dowdell, state oil inspector
ana Stacy coehrane, commissioner of irrt
CATION,
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Fox and Hound Lost,

Middletown Penny Press: Royce Bailey.
a welli known hunter of Middletield. came
to Portland Saturday with a well trained
foxhound to spend the day fox hunting.
Mr.. Bailey, after a time spent in the Port
land forests without any results, contin-
ued his journey to Cobalt. The hound
soon got or the trail of the game his
was after. The trail extended in
straight direction from Cobalt
kin Rock, where hound and
sight of large fox.
in hot
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

Cranberries are not injured by freez-
ing. They L often sem as far rs
Manitoba in open box cars. When they
arrive they are frozen into solid blocks
of ice. The sides Of the eases are
Knocked off aud the berries are en-
posed in a solid mass. like cakes of ice.
They are chopped off exactly like ice.
and the citizen of Winnipeg is so ac-
customcd to buying his cranberries in
blocks that he doesn't mind it in the
lecSt.
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FOR Asst. LOUIS EXPOSITION,

Bill Presented for a Government
Building ana Exhibit
In 1908.
Washington, Feb. s.--i;cpre
Barthold of Missouri, intrS
for an international e>
Louis in 1908, the ce'
The Louisiana purcF
Is the Mississippi:
government
ard a gov M
direction ...
by the pr
made thntsa
,ommittetls,
position butt
exhibit.
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sioux CITY Men purc,,osc

Aberdeen, Feb. s.-Sherif w. c.
and Z. j.. Jackson, also from Sioux
City, We're i'll Edmunds county recent
ly to look up the live stock business,
and while here purchased a ranch
north of Ipswich, upon which they
will make valuable improvements the
coming spring.
A. L. Campbell, q real csattc man
and well known hustler of Mound
City, is about to start for the Klondike
with A. w. McClaren of Minneapolis.
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1t is said of the Aberdeen journal,
which has recently celebrated its one
hundredth apd fiftieth birthday, that
in n of its earliest numbers. now un-
happily lost from the files, u particle
pant in the battle of Culloden was in
terviewed two days after that historic
combaI. 1t was about the earliest
newspaper interview on record, if So,
and the loss Of the number containing
it is much to be deplored.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

Schiller's bell, which suggested the
famous Song of the Bell" is doomed.
Cast at Bale IN 1886, it has been in the
belfry of ~Schaffhnusen for over 400
years. Latterly a crack has made it's
appearance in the metal, and it is 81
lent. A member of the municipal
council of the town proposed to have
It placed in the local museum. but the
majority took q more u%tilitarian view
and decided that it should be melted
down. Upon the bell is the inscription
"Viyise voco. mortnos plango, fulgu-
IA FRANCO" ! call the living. ] mourn
the dead, l break the t%hunderbolt).
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12
GRAIN MARKETS
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Feb. 4.-cash quotations are a.
follows:
Flour-Barely steady.
Wheat-No. 2 spring. 9lm93c; No. 8
spring, SGa93c: No. 2 red. Csc.
Corn-No. 2, 27ssc: No. 9 yellow, 273sc.
oats-No. .. 2ihG24ssc; No. 3 white,
+. o. b., 25Ad26c.
Rye-No. ., 47c.
Barley-No. Q. f. o. b., 29I3Sc.
Flax Seed-No. !, sl.2ila; northwestern,
s1.29
Timothy ~Seed-Prime, $3.50.
Provisions-Mess pork. $40. 2O@10 20: lard.
cd shoulders, 81. 5 90; short clear sides,
s. .25M5. 35.
gallon, s1.1Slls.
Sugar-unchanged.
Butter-Market firm. Dairy, 11117c;
creamery, 13619c.
E~ggs-Steady. Fresh, 15ac.
Cheese-Markct quiet at S@SIac.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

For the benefit of IA conductor who
had suffered an accident which en-
dangered his earning ability the con
solidated Electric Railway company of
Santa Barbara, Cal, gave the gross re-
ceipts of its lines for one day while
he was i'll hospital. His ease appealed
to his fellow workmen and the public,
as he had been a faithful employee and
was the sole support Of his mother.
The other employees of the company on
the same day gave their days earnings
to him, and patrons of the road had
conductors ring up sums ranging as
high MS $50. The ear receipts amount
ed to 1927. O5.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

appeal from yer decision said
the defendant in a case before 4 rural
Justice, "and I'll take the case 10 the
superior COURT" My friend" said the
Justice, ARE you aware that this is
THE supeTiorist court in the country!
II hereby fine you sIo5fer contempt er;
my decisionl"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

Gath in his last letter said:
'6h%akespeare's two London friends
(meaning Drayton and Ben Jonson)
followed him up to Stratford and
drank SO much ale with him that he
took fever and died. The only au-
thoTity for this is the doubtful story
VI Rev. John Ward of Stratford, who
made such an entry in his diary III
1868. It was a spiteful notation, how
ever, and has been rejected by med
tcal science. Strictly speaking, no
fever can be contracted by drinking,
md Shakespeare's death did not occur
I'll nearly three months after the trio
had their little frolic. Although it
was presumably typhoid fever, he did
not die till twenty-nine days after he
was taken down. A modern English
writer states that Shakespeare was
Tor three Years q martyr to i'll health,
or the victim of a nervous complaint,
and finally died of a p%araIytic or
apoplectic stroke.
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voR 4 BOARD OF MARRIAGES.
Proposed Ohio Law Putting 9
mfts In the Hands OF
Physicians.

Physicians.
Columbus, o., Feb. Representa-
tive Parker OF Cleveland introduced o
ill yesterday which entirely changes
The n of regulating marriages;
1t provides for the appointment ny
the probate court of each county of u
board of marriages composed Of physi.
clans. To this board, consisting OF
three members, persons. who wish 10
marry must make application. The
board will refuse to grant Il license IN
,ase either party to the proposed con-
tract has dipsomania. kleptomania, in-
sanity, true or hereditary, or resulting
from vice; certain blood diseases or
tuberculosis. 1t will charge $3.50 for,
each license, and out of the fund SO
made each member will be paid a sal
lry of $1,000.
There is provided a method OF appeal
to the state board of health in case of
my refusal to grant the license.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12
THEY CONCLUDED NOT TO FIGHT
The Northwestern and Burlington
Will Start Their New Denver
Trims YOInnl.rnU

Chicago. Feb. s.--.A truce has been
declared in the Denver passenger. rate
war pending a general conference of
the executive officers of tile roads in
terested Monday. The new Northwest
ern and burlington limited trains
leave tomorrow as scheduled, bur the
IS cut rate will not go into effect, rs
~nOunc
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

a professional pugilfst has been prop
erly defined as a pneumatic fighter.
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south Omaha.

South Omaha, Feb. 5.-Hogs-Receipts,
5000: official yesterday. 1854: shipments.
301. Market steady. Heavy, $3.65G3 Tx;
mixed and light, 50. 7o13. so.
Cattle-Receipts, SEQ; official yesterday.
1856; shipments, 756. Market steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 300; official yesterday,
2,55A; shipments, 1909. Market steady.
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ClliGngO.

Chicago. Feb. Receipts,
81 900: left over, 1900; markets about
steady. Quotations: Heavy, $3.so@
3.95; mixed, S3.75@3.95: light, Ss.7OM
3.s7h: rough heavy, S3.65@3.70.
Cattlc-Receipts, 300: market weak.
Sheep = Receipts, 5000; market
weak.
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Kansas City, Feb. 5.-Cattle-Receipts.
$500. Market steady to strong. Texas
steers, S.. 65m5. 80; native steers, 50 .0OG5. 90;
stockers and feeders. s.. o0m5 90.
Hogs-Rete ipts, 1000. Market opened
strong: closed weak to &c lower. Heavies.
So i5@3 .95: packers, 81. 65M3 gig; lights,
So. 1913. IS.
sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market strong.
Lambs, s4.1505. 40; muttons, 50. a o..
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12
TO CALL A SPECIAL SESSION,
Governor Lecdy OF Kansas Will DO
SO IL the Members Will Agree
- To DuSa IiiS Ail

Topeka. Kan, Feb. S.-Governor Lee
1y will call a special session of the
legislature the 1st Of March. if Il ma
jority Of the members agree. to pass
4 bill which he has prepared. giving
he railway commissioners power to
make and enforce rates on all rail
.OalS in Kansas.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

The simplest public railroad now op-
Grated is thought to be one between
Atami and Odawara, in Japan. 1t is
a narrow gauge road and is run by
man power. The ears have seats for
four persons each, who sit back to
back. A train consists of two or three
cars, and is drawn up hill by half a
dozen coolies. AT the top OF the in
cline the coolies jump on the platforms
and the train runs down to the termin-
us by gravity, with the speed of an eN-
press. 1t is said there has never been
an accident on this road.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12
Horses Come Next.

Berlin, Feb. 1.-The minister Of ag
riculture said III the Prussian diet thai
American horses developed infuenzs
after Importation, and added: IF in,
importations increase we shall certain,
ly be forced to adopt a suitable quar-
antine to protect ourselves.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

Your boy" said the professor. has
u fine head He gets that from
me-" interrupted the old man. For
learning" finished the professor. He
gifts that from me, John" spoke up
the old lady. II was in the third read
rr when you married mel.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12
THOUSAND MEN FOR CUBA.
Minneapolis Man Mt Aberdeen Look.
ing for Men TO Emigrate
tn Cuha.

Minneapolis. Feb. IA Journals
lberdeen, s. d, special says: Jim
'atterson of Minneapolis is here work.
ny on a scheme to take a thousand
nen to Cuba, landing them July 4. He
avs he is backed by a. syndicate of
ich Americans, who have big planta-
ions in Cuba which they are willing
Q cut into small holdings and sell on
cry easy terms. There will be enough
teamers in New Orleans July 8 to
AIRY the whole number and land them
n Cuba together. The company guar
ntees protection from Spanish inter.
erence from New Orleans to Cuba.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

a Canadian Traveller who has spent.
a couple of years in the far northwest.
part of the time along the Peace river.
says that there are III hat country ut
least four herds of wild buffalo, num-
boring altogether not less than 1000.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

Mrs. Sarah Stanley Gray died at
Lawrence, Kas., recently at the age
Of 95 years, after n somewhat remark
able life. She rode on horseback in
1929, with her husband, from Hagers-
town, Md, to western Ohio, and they
settled in the wilds, where they
brought up five IONS and four daugh-
tiers. Both Of Mrs. Gray's grandfatllers
and her father had fought in the revo-
lutionary war. She had two rules of
life patriotism and religion. When
the war of the rebellion began all OF
her sons and the husbands of her
daughters went to The front. 1t is
said that as long as she kept house,
subsequent to 1920, not a pound OF
butchers meat was served at her ta-
bic, the gun bringing down all the
family wanted.
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THE MARKETS.
sioux City Live s1oni

Sioux Sity, Feb. 4.-Sioux City Stock
Yards.-Iiogs-Mixcd and light, s3.65G3. 80;
heavy, 50. 65@3.S so,
Cattle-Cows and Helfers, 81. 25M3. rs; OK
en-. s2.00m3. Is; stockcrs and feeders. So 500
4 80: butcher steers, 81. 0o@4. IS; calves and
yearlings, 50 .6od4. so.
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PENSIONS AND POSTMASTERS,
Official Lists in the Departments
l. Further Revised and
Extended.

Washington, Feb. 1.-Saturday the fol-
lowing pensions were granted:
lowa-Original: Jasper N. Bell, Winter-
set, So; David Ward, Colfax, SCI; Samuel
Sampson, Agency, Sc: John Hoskin, Al
den, Sc; Joseph Durbin, Emerson, S.; N.
Pettinger harrisburg s.. Additional:
Woods, Lisbon, 81 to sl2. Increase: Fran
els A.. Beranek, Morse, $40 to sl2; Rollin
v. Ankeny. Dcs Moincs, $40 to sci: John a.
Moolridge, !1dgewood, s7 to $50. Wild
Margaret Walsh, C%enterville, IS; Andrew
Currier father), Atlantic, Sl2.
South Dakota-Restoration and In
crease; jeremiah Rarnhardt dead.
< s to 81. Widows: Emily
~Barnhardt. Frankfort, SIS.
Nebraska-Original: Lewis Cooley, Da-
kota, City. IS: Charles l.. Budd. Juniata,
ss. Additional: Andrew ]. Kellar, Cush-
ihg, 81 to $40: Nathaniel X. Redlou, North
Loup, Sc to S.; William Roller. Omaha, 81
Jaty dead, Belvidcre. IS to SIP. Widows
Hebecca Juhuke, Grand Island, SIS: Sarah
L, McDonald. Wymore, SIS: Elizabeth j.
Housh, Omaha, s: Minors OF Edward Har-
Postmasters We're appointed Saturday
as follows:
lowa-Frederic, Monroe county. Il. N.
Reeves, vice Charles Akers, removed.
Nebraska-Iolmesville, Gage county. EEL
more Wonder. vice r. E. Shelley. re-
moved; Belvidere. Thayer county, Harvey
n; Morgan vice A. B. Hazard. removed.
Ulysses, Butler county, Edward b. Rich.
ardson, vice Il. b. Zimmerman, removed,
The pototiice department has authorized
the removal of the %postofice at Crawford,
Neh., to u room in the Syndicate block. at
an annual rental of $3.50.
First Lieutenant Percy e. Trip. Tenth
caValary, hras been relieved from duty AT
the South Dakota Agricultural college az
Brooklnes, S. d., and transferred to the
onachita Baptist college. Arkadelphia,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12
SIX FlREMEN LOSE THEIR LIVES
soofC Collapsed Under Which they
Were Fighting ~ Fire, Bury
iu.r Iht.m Ii Ihe M,u.Ek -

Roof Collapsed Under Which They
Were Fighting ~ Fire, Bury
ing Them in the Wreck.
Boston, Feb. s.--Thc bodies of six
iremen were just taken from The ruins
Of the Bent building, which took fire
at 4 o'clock this morning. The dead
are:
John Z. Eagan, district chief.
James Victory, captain.
George j. Gotwald, lieutenant.
Patrick II. Diskin, hoseman.
John j. Mulhcrn, fireman.
Four otlier tiremen We're buried in
the ruins but escaped with more or
less serious injuries. They are;
Joseph NJ. Garretty, captain.
Thomas z. Conway.
I. j. Doherty.
Edward Shea, hoscman.
The tiremen had entered ii window
and were at work on the fourth floor
when the roof collapsed tearing away
the top floor, on which the tircmen
were engaged, bnryirg them beneath
fba y,rorl. f
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y Great Bond Issue.

New York, Feb. I'm furtheranc,
of the plan of merging the New York
Central and Lake Shore roads, the iii.
%rcctors of the former have authorized
the issue of $100, 5000 in hundred
year 1-2 per cent collateral golc
bonds.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

Liverpool, FEB. 4.-closc: wheat-Mar-
ket quiet: 3s1Ad higher. March IS SID.
May, Is 4ssd: July. Is 1asd; September. cs
I'd.
Corn-Market- quiet: aasd higher. Febru-
AIRY. IS SID; March, IS 2I4d; May, IS 17ad;
July, IS 1Jsd.
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postInnstcrs No1ninaten

Washington, Feb. THE president
has nominated the following for low;
pcstmasters: w. II. Tyrell. Waverlv:
G. NJ. Elder, Rock Valley; a. w. Lee
Ottumwa; a. NJ. Brimer, Corning; IL
Il. Bolinger, Alton.
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Rrnn and Shorts.
Nj lnnenDnIiS

Minneapolis, Feb. 6.-Closc: Wheat in
Store-No. / northern. February. 94l.c:
May. 93c; July. 92c; September. 75lsc.
Wheat OF Track-No. ! hard, 95s4c: No.
northern, 95Ac: No. 2 northern, 91&c.
Oats-No. 3 white. 23ssc.
Corn-No. 2 yellow, 225a4c.
Elay-SI 93i. .
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12
Prisoners Burned.

Cripple Creek, Colo, Feb. 5.-lTbe
Victor Jail burned this morning. Three
prisoners, Thomas Quinn, James Con.
T and grader known rs shorty
were burned to death.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12
VACCINE CAUSES DEATH.


nation.
Savannah, Gu, Feb. s.-Albert T..
Turner, 4 we'll known young man in
the employ of the Plant system of rail
roads, died here this morning of blood
poisoning as the result of vaccination.
Week before last young Turner,
along with other employees, was vacci-
mated by the roads surgeon, in accord
ance with stringent orders from the
officials.
He steadily grew worse, and for four
days was unconscious.
His parents, who belong TO one of the
best families in South Carolina, are
debating the advisabiiity Of suing the
railroad.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12
RUSSIAN MISSION is RAISED,

A. II. Hitchcock, the Present Minis,
ter, Is Named as Ambassador
a5 to Ii Russian Court.
Washington, Feb. The president
hes nominated A. IL. Hitchcock of Nil.
souri, to be Ambassador to Russ a. Ii,
is the present minister. and this actor
raises the grade Of Il r~epresentativ.
TO st. Petersburg to rank rs ambas
sador. IT will be met by similar ac
lion on the part of Russia.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

Germany when the vote Of q jury
Stands six against sfN, u prisoner is
acquitted. vote of seven against
Ave leaves the decision to the court.
Ssssand a vote Of eight against four the
PrtsoneR.t III convicted
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Vicar General McCoignu bend.
Baltimore, Feb. mgr. Edward Nc
.Colgan, vicar general of the diocese O.
Baltimore, died this morning.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-12

All this Talk ubutrt the disappear.
ance of the Indian race ought To stop
when tits demonstrated that they
have Indians to burn in Oklahoma.