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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS OFFICERS
Installed at Guthrie Banquet Fol-
lows the Installation.

Guthrie. o. r., Oct. 12-The following
officers of the grand lodge of Knights of
Pythias were installed last evening; Su-
preme representative to the supreme
lodge. George B. Dodson, Guthrie; grand
chancellor, 7. ]. Leahy, Pawhuska; grand
vice chancellor; ]. ]. Carson Blackwell;
grand prelate, Percy Glaze, Enid; grand
keeper of records and seal. ], s., Collin,
Guthrie; grand master at arms, John w.
Henderson, Pawnee; grand inner guard,
H. G. Schilling, Oklahoma City,. grand
outer guard, w. II. Riley, Ell Reno. grand
trustee, H. E. Thompson. Saltwater.
present past grand chancellors: D. E.
Stetler, Jno. Hoyt, A. T. Atwood and ].
Melbourn. Following. the installation
ceremonies the members of the grand
lodge were banquetted by the local SUI
coordinate lodge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
FAKE THF FRTs~o LrrF


Afternoon Train 20 ST. Lo1is and al soisfs
east Train leaves un.oa staten a. III
q N
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
THAT THROBBTNG HEADACHE

Would quickly leave you if you used Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Thousands Of suf-
ferers have proved their matches merit
for sick and nervous headaches. . They
make pure blood and strong nerves. and
build up your health. Easy to take. Try
them. Only Is cents. Money back if not
cured. Sold by G. Gehrlng.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
Boy in serious Trouble

Guthrie. o. T.. oct PA special from
Saltwater 10 the state capital says: Yer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
NORTH. souTE.
EvERYW HERE.
Parties or
individuals

Contemplating a Trip to
WASHINGTON.
CALIFORNIA.
COLORADO.
NEVADA.
OREGON.
IDAHO,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
B. F. Dunn,

District Passenger Agent.
Corner Main Street and Douglas Avenua
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13

Parade and manoevers by national
guard Midway shows. Awarding of pre-
miums fer various displays MisceIlan-
eous attractions.
on fare Ter the round trip on all rail-
roads Special trains on Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

MANILA NEWS
CONDENSED

WASHINGTON. u. c. Nov. ia
Here are a few more condensed ness
iirms from the latest Manila news
papers received tn washington
Manuel De Leon. an smploye Of
%. collector of the port, has been
arrested on the charge Of altering
certain manifsetas with intent 10
dsfraud the government.
There r. colony Of 80 Americans
at Yokohama.
Frank l.. Stocking has taken the
position Of assistant postmsnter at
Manila.
Freedom describes the celebration
Of jewish New Year In Manila IL
has discovered a custom not known
In America. namely on thAt day the
Jews eat NJ meat except chicken.
Gen. OTIS private secretary. q.
HOLMAN. returned from a wedding
the other uiEhi. and. bsinE out at
ter o'clock without a pass. was ar
rested. lie had 10 spend the night
in jail
THE Manila Museum ia tho --latest.
Amusement venture. Ito opening at
traction Is n living woman. IS years
old. having three legs. three feet and
nfteen toes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

hours. the vessel vas carried IN
wards on a huEe wave. aud almost
Ike a miracle. the ballast shifted in.
"a lta proper posltioa. and the vessel
rlghtcd,
The Coleman carried So panns nEvrs
AMI many # them complain bitter
~ af short rations. claiming that II
so many had not been sick. there
would not have been enough fool
to last through the voyage. Ae-
c1rdIng 20 accounts % passengers on
the Coleman. the steamer Portland
iefg Some ahuut the same tinv that
they dtd. aud should have arrived IN
san Fsancneco 10 days aEo.
The schooner Thomas y BAIRD ar.
rived THIS morning from Dutch hhrs
hnr and Cape Nome with Is pasFcn-
gers. after an evcntfui vcyaE. of 20
daYH TIE vessel VAS IN a terrible
sale frNn the day she sailed until
she arrived here She reports con
dti0ns az Cape Mime AT right at
the present time. though IL Is feared
there viii be a shortage ~ food IN re
during the winter Most - her PAS
seuErra report hard luck. though
some ~ thsn are supposed u have
a little dust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
Concocted by Two Bunco Men in
the Green Tree Saloon. -.
IT WAS ACCIDENTALLY OVERHEARD
Officer Hubbard Notified and After Hearing
Plans for His Death Discussed. Cap.
lures One Of The COnspiralors. ..

A dlaioca the police omcer Hubbard
had determined to
Aueeseded
. theird n
G.. Hchaencr. alias
"a OF
"A Washington street,
waz uf 81
he
he f.ad a Of handouts
overheard the talking and
al they said
and aieee,her fresh affeng them As
he informed
enough
to hia
. 81 n and
he made his
q a fashion appearing with
HuF Wei-known character. and during Kondks
Seattle Of
sis The latter arrested snd serving term IN the
Sheppard
q - "
he
. n his determined q spprehend them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
THE LEGAL LIGHTS
J ARE AT LOGGERHEADS
Question of Amendments to the City
Charter Develops a Big Dispute.

> About caaris. A RIDDLE and
Aonzo Hun prepared amsedm.n 70 the city charter wheh
= Hundred Corporation coan
> sci win Humphrey pass on validity.
Of the n
stance fows Whenever Of the qualified
Registered election sb leas, % days
presiding the election
council petition submit specified proposition the electors
at the general election shah be the duty q the council TO sub
NIT the proposition as called for
present such petition sna be submitted a, an election to b
held not later than 80 presented II majority Of
= ordinance putting
Z proposition into effect
a. future day and operate the II
ssnsbs n sren4 ~ 49,. esSeu a. matte o, =. .nt,
ted to the qualified electors II further provided that fran
Of forfeiture
inr franchise shall be
c 70 properly submit TO the electors AZ provided by the laws u
the for construction
franchise or franchises 20 forfeited or expiring
Corporation Counsel Humphrey in compliance with City
Comptroller submitted the following
which ne takes the the amendment Illegal
number required petition h. 80 far a.
soaa ab,sh the Isv.ts, by ~ our cttv roynrrrssm,
tera only would
the laws believe changes
radical fundamental be
amendment TO the city charter
. legal " not
cay abolish body Ths
powers city shall city council
This section also in conflict with the legislative 1897
FOR above reasons this section Is Invalid
That the
Ing the Of franchise railway
. more than 20 years believe. Is I.ssis
The municipal
wnsor. give opinion other side a
the question lie believes
Sutuu"naL
l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

PORTLAND. or. Nov. IS The ..
y, & y CO. has dccided thst rom-
insrrinl highway which coats Moth
ins Tor risht way. maintenance
- roadhesi. ~ trackaar expenses b.
too Eaosi q thing - BE- neglected and
rs splendid river nesg IL 10 b. re-
lnforeef ~ another fns steamer. c.
run between thu city AMI Astoria
The contract Tor tf~ steamer waA let
Monday. aud Nork on tho hun viii
be commenced IN the company
yard IN North Portland today Ths
machinery viii be- constructed BY
woln 8 Zwiekei. and will embody
all - the latest improvements. Wita
a yisw to securing the greatest pos
sihle power AMI apecd Al the small
cot cost The dimensions % the ne "
steamer are Length is feet. beam.
~ feet. depth OF hnia. "a feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
Not Confirmed by Otis.

WASHINGTON. n. 9. Nov. Is. -.
The War department. has received no
oniciat aivicrs frum Gen. Ogia ean-
nrmins the rrport that Maj Charles
Rockufelirr committed auirids. hav.
ina become Insane. Mai Recksfei.
Ter left Tor the Philippines IN March
1873. and a Few days after his arrival.
whale making rgcuunaiaa nee alone.
disappeared. Since then the depart
meut has received No reliable news
concerning him. snd ne has long
been given va for ioat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
FrightfuI Voyage of the Schooner
Nellie NJ Coleman
WHICH ARRIVED TODAY FROM NOME
Crew and Passengers Gave Up the Vessel
for lOst-A Thrilling Tale Of
= the Pacific.

Thirty days out from Cape Nome
running IL a hurricane lasting TN
al she struck the sound was thv
uncomfortable experience % the
schooner Nellie NJ. Coleman Maas
OF the time the vessel was almost
helpless. A few hundred m.le cut
from Nome a terrific gale was en-
eountered. which carried away tAs
fore tcpmast. Jlb-boom and two iibs
Before the wreekage could BE- re
moved. terrific sea almost swamp
I'D the vessel and lifted her ballast.
huryinE one side of TIE deck bsloN
the water. TIE vessel VAS believed
90 be lest. md TIE order vas gwen
20 man the boats. Just At the crit,-
cal moment the largest boat was
torn from ne daVits and dashed n
pieces. The Idea ~ leaving the yes
eel was then abandoned. aud finally
the wr~ekaEe was cleared away All
through the ensuing night the vessel
was driven along under harr paisf
There was hardly man aboard wha
believed that the vessel would Sur.
vive. The slightest additional Estft-
ms OF ballast would have sent her
to TIRE bottom After this trying
situation had continued for rosns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
Killed by q Live wire.

SALEM. or. Nov. i5.-Arrhic
Mckillap. the 49, year old son of Rev.
Ronald Mckiliop, pastor Of the Hap
tist church In this city. was Killed
by live electric wire about o o'clock
Monday. lie was playing IA an
alley IN the rear ~ hia home. when
be concluded u climb pole sup
porting a wire which stretched
through the alley al height 81 Is
feet Reaching the top. D. caught
hold Of the wire, and alAo a dead
one. which completed the circuit. and
he received a shock 81 about 1850
wits. ki'lins him Instantly. Ills
hands we're burned a. the boneH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

PARIS. IndySmith fallen
Natal dcmorazed Gaulps that Prince
the Russian has ask
permission Join tho Beers but tho Car refused
LONDON. Nov ibAn oTcal dispatch from Mafekng. Nov
granted
we Warfare conducted
nners giving Of bombnrdnen,
Boha. the admits heavy LOSSES lie his
Is every side Of
numbers, gradually drawing
They other
food and water but garrison Is fagged out dodg
ing shells"
Thursday delivered muskctry within
yards tho British trenches
despatch the following: To-day all
been bpmbnrdcd pretty heavily all week Fri
nEht Fzcarcnce and Lieut. Swnburu With squad
driving from their
Of the Beers. who
heavily Tho charge most gallant The
hold the trenches ana lost KILLED.
and nine wounded In retiring only 30 Of u
attack though
ed Of the Cape police The
"a back British
terrific nre direction the
position hail 81 bullets ratified
% Upon completing
independent their retreat being covered The
intervals during the night
buryng their dead all day
The IA Il 100 killed and wounded.
HuLUwAYo Rhodcaa Nov. 15--shrmlshcs n
British side OF four killed.
wounded All OF them belonged
. the Ithodeaa regiment and local police
SOUTHAMPTON Eng. Nov. i5The transports Goth,
for South Africa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

W G. scachfist. travelling paas~n-
E~r agent for the o. Il. a y. f. up
frufn Portland.
" J Roach travelling passenger
ascent for the Hts Gfaade a west
ern. = in the city.
James Ciark. ~ the Wisconsin
Central is up from Portland
r. + blair. general agent - the
Great Northern az san Francis
passed through the city this morn
ing
A =. Cooper. general agent Tor the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific At
Portland. left Tor that city ysster-
day after a tao daYa' visit ia Sc
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
Smallpox In Oregon.

BAKER CITY. or. Nov 49,. -Four
eases Of small poX Ia the miidest
form are in this city. Three houses
are under strict quarantine. and the
city authorities are doing everything
possible 10 prevent the disease from
spreading One other ease iH under
quarantine at farmhouse nVo mllcA
from the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

Mr. HurEins has LEASED his stone
quarry at Plum station 70 parties In
Seattle. who vii Immediately place
Il IN active operation. The lessees
have the privilege Of purchasing the
property for SEQ ooo a. any time with
in the term Of their contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
cloSgLEiGn BOOMING.

ciosstsiFh. IN. coming terminus Of
tho White Pass q fuAau- railway. -
CROWNS into quite a town Some
thing 81 baosu n On at present.
Lots have been sfsked. and the
townsits plated. The innux ~ poo
pie comes LARGELY from Bennett.
though sone have stopped GA their
way un rlNrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
CHARGE or ASSAULT.

Peter Florida. who was arrested
AZ Auburn October . on charge Of
sinbhng Mack Miller. was brought
before Judge Cam yesterday after
noon. He waived preliminary ex-
animation. ana was bound over 90
the superior court In the sum OF
g. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
Observation-Disclosures
!: CITY NEWS. {:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Alfred Abraham. age -. died yes
tsrday at Providence hospital %
typhoid fever.
The funeral for Mrs. Hanna Peter
son was held today at 10 a. ~. from,
the Sweden Lutheran church. Rev.
n l. Larsen officiating
The funeral Of JAsnar Morris ITix.
son wac held from the family real
dence. is13 Fourteenth avenue. al 2
o'clock this afternoon. intermsnt
Ia Lake vl-w cemetery.
I, Is runorci that Eastern parties
have chartered the barge Eknukum
10 carry 1910 tons Of uerrhandine
10 Cape Nome IN che spring. she
viii be ,owed BY a tug
The cutters Grant. corwin and
Perry left yesterday evening for
Port Orchard. where they will I'M
dergo inspection and repairs.
The Echwaharhcr bonded ware
house 10 a thing ~ the past The
Great Northern viii handle that
business at Smiths cove.
The nreboat is out Of commission
for three weeks. during which time
Il win be overhauiei.
The white Pass a Yukon railway
~ To move ifa headquarters 10 skaE-
way next spring.
Mrs =. Taylor. police matron. re-
ceived a telegram fresh Stsilacoom
this morning. which notified her Of
tn" death Of Ruby Grant. a sporting
woman who was taken there and
conned in the asylum several
months ago.
The Great Northern general ONCE
At san Francisco. in moving into
new quarters. under the Palace
hotel Tfs new of1ces are To be
sumptuousiy itted IN throughout.
The Faralion arrived last night at
II y, m. from skaRway and Alaskan
way ports Seventy Ave passengers
were aboard, David Fox. jr.. and 7.
J, Parkhurst were among them.
They left Dawson October ". after
walk over thin. rottun Yukon ice
from Seiwyn 60 Cariboo crossing.
they had come as far a. the former
point on the steamer Anglican. They
had a perilous Journey.
The steamship Walla walla loft
this morning for San Francisco. The
steamship Queen Ia due 10 arrive
from san Francisco today.
The board Of public works. and n
number ~ the councilmcn. went out
10 the head Of the new Cedar river
pipe line this afternoon. accompan-
led by the city engineer. on tour
Of inspection.
The board If Regents ~ the Uni
vcrsity Of Washington met this ar
tcrnoon IN the old University build
ing Every member WIS present.
Routine matters we're brought up.
The dorrnitories win undoubtedly he
opened by January !. There was \
rumor TO the effect that the LoarI
would ask for the resignation pf one
Of the university professors for be-
ing intoxicated.
lF1 foflNnAs ine nNfElar, PLEADED
guilty In Judge Jacobs court today.
Harry Wilson. the hunco man. was
today sentenced TO four months In
the county Jail. and To pay $3.50.
Frank L. Bolles. tie man whom
the police thought had been bun
coed and then sent out Of the city.
Ia In town. He 'phoncd to police
headquarters this morning saying
that he had not been buncoed. had
not left Seattle, and was perfectly
able to attend to his own affairs
Judge Cam this morning stated
that tho pincus gang" was dis
charged yesterday from his court on
a motion by city Attorney de Bruler
20. . -. a. :. -. se.lVnss. s.x Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
THE TEMPEST IN
A TEAPOT IS ENDED

The so-eaed "raevar practically over There in no moro
to bid or
between the Northern ano Northern for
bunch Of Kondkers their o Chicago.
=. rad nearly every ,out.
side man IN the Northern uonte
carry passengers
This fight has been purely
missions tickets They commission with the buy.
The ~ = tried 10 keep but
active enough The y. bad faith
and treacherv the Of the agents
Today rates down 10 SIS % Paul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

CHICAGO, Nov. rs Clouds large.
~ ohHeured the mcieorie shower at
this place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

T1d Comyna. the burglar. pleaded
guilty In Judge Jacobs court today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

Mrs =. Taylor. police matron. re-
ccived a telegram fresh Steilacoom
this morning. which notified her Of
tn" death Of Ruby Grant. a sporting
woman who was taken there and
conned in the asylum several
months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

The board Of public works. and n
number ~ the councilmcn. went out
90 the head Of the new Cedar river
pipe line this afternoon. accompan-
led by the city engineer. on tour
Of inspection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

Judge Cam this morning stated
that tho pincus gang" was dis
charged yesterday from his court on
a motion by city Attorney de Bruler
for lack OF eYidenee.
an.s... ~. -. = -. ~ - u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
RUM0RED FALL
OF LADYSM|TH

PARIS. isNatn that IndyEmlth has fallen.
Natal demorazei Gaupa that Prince
the has ask
ed permission tho refused.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-14

An Aberdeen dispatch Of the 18th
inst, referring to the Homecoming Of the
soldiers, says: The transportation com.
mittee is hard no against a dilemma on
account OF the lack of funds to purchase
tickets from Cakes to the respective
destinations Of the companies. They
have been on a hot chase for several days
trying to locate the funds from Yakton,
Clay and Union counties collected by
Wooley, OF Yankton, who claimed the
money mad boon deposited conLitionally
with Ire asurer Schanber on September
Is. 1t is now found thst Yankton
county did not impose any BON.
ditions. The committee finally was ad-
vised that drafts had been sent to
Schamber by registered mail to-day.
This will not be available by Saturday
morning, but hopes are held that other
funds may be available.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-14

but the citizens we're early astir in max.
ing preparations. The decorations made
tor the returning volunteers fitted ip
quite timely rs q demonstration for the
president also. Business houses and
windows we're beautifully trimmed with
national %colors, tiags foated over public
buildings and banners OF welcome
foated across the streets. Badges OF
"Welcome" in all colors we're protusely
worn and everything b~etokened a joy.
Gus and hearty welcome. The presi-
DENTS stand beside the railroad track
was beautifully decorated and the ma
tional flag floated over all. The local G.
A. r. marched in q body, headed by the
band, to the depot and served as guard
OF honor around the stand. As the
presidents special train OF seven elegant
coaches rolled in at sos p. M, it was
greeted with cheers from the thousands
OF spectators stretching blocks away.
As the president and members Of hrs
csbinet stepped upon the platform the
cheering broke out afresh and the en-
thusiasm of the people manifested their
approval Of the official visit.
QThe president and cabinet stepped
upon the platform and in a few words
the president told Of the prosperous con.
dition OF the country and the people.
Pronounced the government all right
and the people all right; eulogized the
soldier boys tor staying in the
Philippines until he could send az.
other army over there and he was proud
OF them and we should be proud OF
them, they we're fine manly fellows.
When he made the first call he got ton
times as many volunteers as be could
use. There is 200 millions OF gold in
the treasury, and s1,6OO,OOO coming IL
every day of the year. There is NO
deficit, and the calamity orator il tout of
job. Confidence has given place
to fear, the people are happy
and proud OF their countr,. Mr.. Nc
Kinley then introduced Secretaries
Long, Gage, Hitchcock, Wilson and At
torney General Griggs, OF his cabinet,
who bowed to the audience. The party
then boarded the train and it pulled
out. The full stop was fifteen minutes,
five Of which was spent on the platform.
Advices from Aberdeen state that the
presidential party reached that city at 8
q. m. to-day and the South Dakota vol.
unteers an hour and q half after ward,
A magnificent parade took place and the
assembIage was addressed by the presi.
dent and some members OF the cabinet,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-14

Inc pio Boy Preacher" Rev. J.
m.aHman, Belle River, ILL.,, says. "Aftsr
suHer'nR from bronchial or lung tronhls
LOT ten years. l was cured by One Mn.
we Cough cnre. It. is all that n CLAIM.
% Tor It and more." II cures ooueh.
co'ds' grippe and all throat troubles.
COOK 3 ODEv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-14

All over these United States since last
November petitions have been pouring
in to Washington, awaiting the opening
Of the coming congress, protesting
against the seating OF Brigham Young
Roberts Of Utah as a member OF con-
gress. The crusade under the direction
Of Miss Helen Gould, one OF tae noblest
ladies OF tie land, has ever taken an
that that lady's influence and that Of
thousands OF others, backed up by the
united sentiment OF churches and Christ
ian people can do, will be done to unseat
the polygamiet. But can it avail? Mr..
Roberts, of course, will be seated. Con-
zress cannot coLstitutionally or legally
prevent that; but will he be unseated
when he takes his seat? Congress can
do that il it wants to and it no doubt
has good grounds for it in the illegal
practices Of the man. The 9 congress
will he republican and for partisan reas-
ons committed to the support of the ad-
ministration whether it conscienti0usly
believes 1t right or wrong. The admin.
,stration has pursued q course in the
Philippines which we believe to be
wrong, and w believe congress will sup.
port it aver though it knows the admin.
,stration to be wrong, just for partisan
reasons. It has done that IN the past
and will de it again. Among other
things in the Philippine policy the ad-
ninistration has made treaty recog-
nizinR slavery and poligamy IN the Sulu
islands and is now paying regular
monthly salaries to the monsters prac.
ticing such ~vileness. We expect moth.
ing else than that the coming congress
will endorse ell that the administration
las done in the Philippine archipelago,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-14

slavery and poligamy included. Then
we ask, what prospect is there hat the
prayers Of these good women and mer
for the %unseatlng Of PolyRamist Roberts
will be answered by congress when it
endorses polygamy in what they claim to
be another part Of the United States do
minion? Verify, the prospects of Mr..
Roberts keeping his seat is very bright.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-14

State Deputy treasurer w. A. Burning
ton died at his home in Pierre Thursday
evening, after an illness OF six weeks
with typhoid fever. He has been state
deputy treasurer for eight years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-14

Col. Frost of the First South Dakota
volunteers has been commissioned q
major in the Thirty-N nth volunteer
regiment, q deserved promotion from his
captaincy, in the regular army.