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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Dan 3!petten
8reis BAT o1s Ober6urNsgeritt gez
gen ben Q~ppequrten srtjfiaOsn. Gs
banoe!ts ii3 in Dem Safe I'm bic Gill
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1897, porin cine SiruFe in 35G0en
b:gh1ngt tpiuo, in tpeLfer e rot6tperz
big puros, zen Wsr!6 zines Support
Qrtitel5 fiber au3uTeBen, ais er bon
GER Snporteuran angegs6en NOR
cen mar. Die in oem 6uirirgz
hlu5'ffsR 5lQs importirten Qrtitet
porsn @sbFofTe, beTsEenb aus Seios
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015 Sbeygert6t tnii3ieb bic in
bcm Sale in 8str19f fcmmsnOen
6rd9sn ij6er Die 8sre6nung oas BOZ
I:s unier ben Tarifan BON 1890 uno
1897 i'm Sinua cas 8ereral : SoIiciz
tors 9j6arb5 unO Der GnfTfeioung
BEG 8eriGt5 urtersr SnFan3. Die
@rtFdeiOung Iautst oa5in, buB in al
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c6gIei4 in eriter 2inie Gin Ipa3ifj3irtsr,
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Pro3snt bonn Dertb Der impOrtirt;n
0uaren 9Isiatommen mug, oaB Der
emporium ben tpirtIifen 0ert6 Der
@aarsn in Isinem 3oqmantfeit anss=
ben UNI Dab, tpenn er 0ies unterGdBt,
uno Der N6I6GBer ben nirtti6enNsrt6
Der 0aaren E0bsr unieBt. Der Solicitor
einen 3uT6Io9&3pu ais Strafe fir bi:
gu nie0ri9e DertEangabe anfeBen
muB, auh ipenn Der GpIsftpr nur Ell
r:n ipe3ifi5irten 3oa fir bic @aarsn
b;re6rfn LGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
Gin 2Setfer ut Oer 2Iot6.

Elm tregc- TreuHo uHD meiier Nat1geber fir @Ie,
lUcl5s at Observation-Disclosures uHo Gcrluf
bcr Mlanaesfraft lci6eu, lis D45 urfberis:filihe
Aeltibt Bud: Ter Ncthtug5sllnfer", As. 4uf..
go Setiu init UteIen iebrreiheu &ttoeru uuo etuse
@5bauoIung ubcc 6rdreu=GSGHtbetteu UuO tiUoers
loie Sbeu llacutbebriidl iH= iuu9e Seute beiDerlei
Gci&Ie5t5. Die in BEN CAcituro yrttcu looQen.
g9jrs rad CWpfaHg pca - 6t5. in defamation
M Cuicm@t Jimibla8 lo-S'aul osr2att, fVgi 5as
.c'uUGI. Gcrcrr:
D~ECTsCIES HEIL-TNSTTTTT,
4 Clinton Place ". s. ST, New York, n. Y.
Der 3stturgsante- IL audi a. 6as
ben bst s., i. Siemsrs in g(r. 1913,
Bert 9(0luut, nabe 6apaiteitrdBs, u.
in Aitte SHGabaaoluaA, a&g. 236,
q or0z0olpac0ItruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
Gtehens0eiEms.
3n %bermietben.

SteIIcptu6
Gin Sader iu9t @rbeif ais iiueite Slno. 0d6=
3utra0eH in gr. 247, @OugbzStraBc. G2-3J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
ShiF9farten

RAD uHO pOi GRropa a5er 9remeR sSsE Dams
bura beiorst Die
Expedition Zee -SeutidtR GorreIpon0eHtsR,a
G.SRD.sGGt ea4iuloEes Ctr, HHa BoesStRct'apE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
SIcinc @obuD6uier.

-QQe moberne Ginri4tungsn.-
Gus, beiBes unO faIies 8aiz
fer, BAD Il. t. IN; Sc ie4s-
-3immer, Gle T40n toPe3irt.-
-&ots 6oben cine Siefe boil
lib SUB. Sann in tleinen-
-n06entli9en Staten ob6eS-
-aoblt peroer. - 8iQi9sr-
-8runo3ins -.
Jiat5ufrassH am Slate
OI8 nor D -GaflC>, SR5I1ssR Rai Sa 2I9.. b.
t9i0O2d .6pitD 9cHrD S~ra0ciicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

portlane. Crtoou. ; Iaat.
gbilaDelpbiG. d, , Stuubtr.
Qittsburq. go., II 5tuuotn.
Wropi1tt, Rs, rs Stunbtu.
Raltiat. 9.s6.. n StuR0tn.
81 l6rf. Tirntiota. Tao 70 5hmoc;.
Can Traniiscs. Gal. 4 Ea9t "a 5tuaotn.
anrstr n1utna . Fnar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

0tGBts tutrftnts XaJtrbuus
tus SSaartn unO GlatmtiEe Ylgcruul. 100 bel 100
J~b. Slli9itt Eugermirt5s in Otr Stnot.
;. ,. Yt dllOrD, Gr. p, &i9btsStrubt.
Sau24-l
3u GERM etbcu:
I'm cine nntdupi9c f~inOcrloic Camille 0Gs britf
ft StodlDcrt ciucs 0auics, ithr central ~Qecqcn.
Ei0tHtbimcr lDiiHibt Die Mictbc iUr iciut @er=
ptltQunq cinjufaui6en. gu ~criruacn in Gr. -,
Ef=Ncntrt= Strabc. G2-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

Gin @rOctrD=GnOeu uno naus, in ptl6tm qutt
@eiTditt QctbaH DCrDcu; cute Sofalitdt NM gutter
YtrfdufsQrunp. gtdH a]orciire: s&Or Y. l07,
rSCutibcr 6OrrciponDeHt." 3Q-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
Srrlangt lrn N%hgsmeIHsK.
9eutI6es Qrbeits : 9a4peiIuHsss

9euti4es 4rbeits Ra4psiiuHsss
8Ireau.
gr. PIG. edbseb arss 5trase. uuitr Der aufF6t Der
ESeuti0eH @Cicli9uft.~ - SjeleRj9ea, tusl9e oeuss
foe Saneipsrfc-. @rbciter unO Si;Hftoteu Ju bss
f6dftigcn iuiri6cn, lDoleH f6 peripHiib cotr liz
t~rcutirteI 4rici:u IN pcn agcHttn Der @sisli6nit.
SobeHH 3. WCper, Or. 2l9, SiDs5barps
Gt:abe, iU:ncen, irsl5sr uneuteeItl;a austunft ers
tbcltn ipl-s. (Sau56. 1Sl
9crluuqt
@tbrauttt Goljbaar5:i:uuG s=llai6iutu aler glrt,
@nSs, uno @liotinsNaihincu, Ndihjreritu iur
S~!nTldbtE:uitr; tbtHio 0lmpimai1ia;u II. Gaupis
ftHel. 0i0juiraQcu bel :. ;. WGIlDrn Tr.
- Sigbts Strabc. &an2l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
Dos 6ebeimnib gutter Gemfthsart.
srou M;nebo,t soot. Sos auto 0Rcse bet f6rperlidben @efhnOeef DC
Sroncn onoeuehm nnS an5iebcuc fr MIe madt

Die nell il Don ron lNmnspar0igen fanen, peI4s 0HFF EEVV" 04 UV'"7V"
Gr9ane ihe GausGtfit einbhber. u#4s.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
&n;clGeH. -:1N ucrIRMVeK.
3 II bcrfuuft

Gu bc~rfuufeu:
99cQcr So0csiaacs Gin @roceruzSaoeu nit Dor.
rGib mn eiuriGtuu0; ierucr Gin QftrO uuO Rar.
rcu EOrr nit Nrbcir. GudiuiraQcn in gr. 5G}
QSDctbsStra8t, 3lpii6sH GOlumbia=2penu NM 81.
Nctcy=S truBC. 8l,3l
3u erfuueH
Sine Gd=GroccrD. qcqcuiibcr Dem ScriHgtonz
Narft 9orratb 5u Oertauieu, Saoeu 3u perfaufcu
oocr ju utrmiCtbu. STbcrn Sic i1 Oicic Gde
nm &bre 3ufuHit 1T Qti3ut. Ran ipre6s ror
Del y. Hl0DO SOgers, Hr. ,, Cft=Striugton=Str .
CS-g,34-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
Jn 6Ry6llIimore perpen S115O

f'tI5y Ter bHbiden Irsit0distn Sduier al Der Cts
Ser afaUoDoz4DtUus Ori5er qdtdpseos5tr.l
uat%Lu. Sieie 9duier litgen tiael Slod n1roli2
&c VoltiEare=GtraEs MD an Der SauptsGdbrs
EEaf ium ,9atterions9arI' uno babsn Gle usu..
taf Decentralization Ser GruHbiiHs III S2.7
w GrcntsGuB.
E;erHsr blbi6e JiDetF6dias 6iuier NIT ie@g Sims
rtta an TalrmoiHt : Iusnue, 2600. glo6, 9reiS
yES50. Gbenidas mtbrtre is0s 3imrltr=oaRisr nit
MSaGeuzSinoaHa an @lcor=StraBs, HorDlib Don
RT5Qirmouu:sgr:Hus G~ruu0!jRs irDsi Collars pie
TroutiuB. 4rtis $500.
z I'm. q. 9uIIGgber EaulHtsrnsbner
gaebnuuu. gaItimoresStr. unb 2qfsIpoOosdpeuus
C1u!t2U-j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

@dnie, pro Stiid 5Oc.-60c.
Sauben, pro Badr ...... lot.
G,Ih!ahtetes @efligsI, PRO 8fuRo:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

IsIdHes btieTst inHsrbaIb "a GtRrS@
euteno berabgeiesttm Ereiie
GDnarD RaiHes
ati%eges@ HaRs uaS $ee'Oihes'Ny@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

ua~erFaufeH
II - 5! uup 40 Ed.ri bi6isi 'in n'n:s 9qHs agt
sriraa.u b,I g onnoH II, CIR. 10. 81. 9anltrabs,
!. ntl-fn--t IAL-U,lJl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

3up~ertaufFG:
GEi praatpou; farm; itJHt5 Gdho; YanheRs
Eaa; uao dllg4ntNs Garms8s5duIi9ftitsn. 9ias
Snit 9.-'aIa6tit iHr sinsH iuuosH 9tlnn nit etiDai
SGt,.ai ,dsabjuirdeeu bel 2SuI. y. GblsF, Sr. 5,
TGtElEitou sE.rczc. 1885,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
q 8Ianb 3.

qrsmsl. T,utiblauO, . S1ue.
Rutnps qnrts. glrQtutjuitu, % Taqts
Calcutta. pritiib-Snpitu, 30 Togt
Stmtrard, 9ritiibs@uiana. 10 8dat.
SonasRonQ. Ghiua, - 8OGs.
Riuofou. Samaitd. , Face.
Q|ibtrpool, EuQiouo. ! Su1t.
Qrurru. Gualuub, s 5unt.
Qu3trE. Sdiusil. 10 5uae.
Stdnt Rtrifo. Wsrj'c, < Ed5r.
Mpsflu. Rublauo, II 5lQt.
Qaaama. Scr. s.aatm BON Gotor'sii, ! Toss.
garis. fraHtrtid. 8 8asc.
Cutbec. Gcuaoa, , SCqs.
Rio D. Sortirc, 9rafiitT, o Sdge
H}om. Stalitr. 10 1aut.
CT. Sohng. 9tufddbl1uh, 4 SdQt.
Ct. Qettrghrra. 9"ftrno, 70 Sage.
cbAnce. Yllraiifu. 81 Erlt.
Npitr. cehrcib, II Saas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

RGts--3utuhr 22G,s 9 9uidsE. Stsuntorsazgor
rat0 ?, 1914, nS6 Suittl, &eriaEot BON Der Slepatoreu
30. SO %uihel. Sertautt luuroeH 33,l5O Snl1el
uEo e. gauqQous.
NolaeHoe Eabelc isiat ben t%stiuqeH, BEN %gsitrtasu
mo ben Iegtiahrtseu Stauo Der S&si5tupreiie III pers
glsIbeEoer ueteritht:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

Safsr- o,utia, gufu5r 6B32 snIbsI; 1911
guidel surii6geSogcu; GleuatoreHs8orrat 25..35G
Suihel. Der giartt mar itstig Su uotirttn BrtIIeH:
BsiSer Eeusr Ny , 36 -35 g. DO 9tr. 3 ia
32!4-33, 90. i'd flainiiSirt 30S-33c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

DieIel6en Staten uuo Qe0ingurgn,
as in cen Der. Staten, nit Qusnabs
me, blB atm:iate aauFmam5paartu,
nGldx ritt ais Bona fios" 9anbslss
M2u|ter qeionot perosn, nit DIR Patz
tetpoIt p&rIdnot neroen mihcu. 8aufs
mdnHii6e Sdriften 3a oen 9e!p03ns
Iihfn Rntsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
&erlanat.- Mianncr nnO &amueR

9e~rIauqt
Gin Sdder ols sncite SdHo. 9ad5utraaeH IN
gIr. 6lS, YorosNout D=Npcuuc, n0bc ytonunlsHlz
Strdbc. 32l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

(B,rtatst fir ben -0eutfhsn @orreIpoaosHt:a" burn
Ntiooenoorf, Stuer II So)
gaItimoIe. Den 81 Sduudr 1898
DiiobeHb0ri, Oliver & 50. brretHeu fix Nrducs:
8aatitrss1rattsn 5~.23E-5.22s aui 90 Gage, oui
, idt 5.I9a, ...... ~Fauindrutiht 5.241-5.23H
6 0Eh3e. 9teibsmdrt 941E, @ulotn 39Z.
GterLinq Sartiers duf so 1aae ass 1891. oui
Gint a. S5-4.55A 4, Faufm6nuiihe ~4.S24-IS2ja.
9rrfdufe AMI Der bieifsru GFsfteUs 5frfc.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-01-27
'oHN u. IONS IS GONE.

Kansas City's Former Cr,m,nsi Court
Cloek Dis.pps.r4
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 23.-John
Y. Thomson. for eight years prior to
January 1 Clerk Of tho criminal court.
,ss disappeared. He left his home at
slS West Fourteenth street on the
morning of January s. and since that
lay his wife has heard nothing from
aim.
The cause Of Mr.. Thomson's sudden
nd mysterious departure need not be
ought beyond his own home affairs.
There 10 no financial reason for it.
&c and MrA Thompson i've not been
aappy together since the first year of
heir marriage, eight years ago. She
= his second wife. He was her Sec
md husband. Mira Thorn oson saws
hat there Is another woman in the
ase, that her name 10 Jessie" Mrs.
Thompson believes now, and says so,
hat Mr. Thompson and this Jessie"
eft Kansas City together and are now
ogether somewhere.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-01-27

inK - MAD with considerable OF q
will OF his own to enforce the law.
One Of his principal duties is to See
that every mine in the country is
kept ina safe condition for the
miners.
During the rendition of s'Yanke.
Doodle by the Clara Hammer Co.
Ut Library ball Saturday nigh
some bright youth with more nerv.
than brains uncorked a bottle con
tanning = solution which emitted q,
Odpr So unbearable that it cam
nesr emptying the lhall. The solu
tiop,Sit is said, was obtained from,
the chemical department at tn.
school Of mines, but the perpstratoi
off the trick IS unknown. This sam.
thing hiss occurred once or twice be-
fore ard it's time to call . halt
The contemptible party guilty Of II
oughtsto be made 70 sweat in jai
for his smartness.
Hildebrand was married Al
sneadwood about two weeks ago and
his wedding day was arrested
gand thrown Ia jail. Several month
|eao be- wastried for assault and
X-ax... a.voinct Mise Nol1ia T.ai.U.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-01-27
sTEAD's WAR AGAINST WAR;

MAFk Twain Confederation TO IN. Landau
Hsformsr'. Disarmament Paper.
LONDON, Jan. - William T. Stead,s
now paper, intended to be the mouth
piece OF his disarmament crusade and
untitled War Against War; made its
appearance to-day. II IL not q very
striking production. AZ it, chief feA-
turs Il communications from synpa.
thizers. including some American pub.
lie men. Mark Twain. has written an
srticle for the paper. opening with
characteristic humor. He says: "The
Is in favor Of disarmament and so
Am L There ought TO be no difficulty
about the rest Of the world"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-01-27
Gone Republican.

Calais, Me-, Jan. PA reduction of
8 per cent in wages has been ordered in
the st. Stephens cotton mills. The
carders. who refuse to accept the u
have struck. The mills have been i'm
porting large quantities Of yarn ane, it
IL said, will be able to run with me-
third the usual number of carders.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-01-27

at the time OF the settlement.
Upon this report and Taylor's re-
port on the Dakota National bank
the governor will refer the matter
officially tc the attorney general.
Encouraged by the success expert
enced in Minnesota, an effort is to
be made before the present legis-
lature TO ecure an appropriation
for d binding Irvine plant to be
operated by convicts at the state
penitent iary at Sioux Falls. Rep
resentative Risty of Minnehaha
county is a strong advocate of the
bill. The appropriation which the
bill carries is $35, 900.
Jan. 2l.--The iniative and %referen-
DUN bill lacked two votes in the
house of having the required num-
Der to pass it with an emergency
clause.
Among the new bills introduced
is n by Senator Jordan providing
that county superintendent shall
hold first grade certificates for one
year and shall have taught at least
two years prior to election.
The election committee has re-
ported favorably on the bill for bal
lot reform, restoring the circle at
the top of the ballot and preventing
a name from appearing nor than
once on a ballot, with the provision
shat where a man is the nominee Of
more than one party he shall disig-
nate under which party his name
shall appear.
Another bill introduced was one
by L%ittlefield providing for an ex-
detrimental farm at Sturgis.
Among the house bills was one
by Odlund of Turner county allow
ing taxes to be paid in two annual
installments; by Baskin 10y request)
requiring road taxes to be paid in
cash and work to be done by con-
tract; requiring election of county
commissioners at large instead Of
by districts; providing for printing
of commissioners proceedings and
delinquent tax list in but one paper
in each county, the latter to the low
est bidder.
The appropriations already exceed
81, 500, 5OO as asked for. If cut to
the bone they will still be much
greater than those of any previous
session.
Jan. 23.-Gov. Lee sent a COM
m%unication to the attorney general
today formally referring to the mat
ter of KIRK G. Phillips having taken
interest on state funds deposited by
him as state treasurer. In the
house the governors message re-
ferred it to the legislature and his
reference to the matter today. closas
| the incident so far as the executive
| Office is concerned.
The initiative and referendum oil
is the center of interest. 1t will
come up for final passage in the
house on February /. H. L. Loucks
left the city this morning after two
days Of hard work against the meas.
ure. He has 40 influence with the
representatives of any party.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-01-27

was acquitted. Miss Large
Brought a civil action
against him for So, 500 damages and
the jury gave her s75. This Hide.
brand was unable to pay. In this
the law states that the defend
ant be put in Jail for ten DAYS
ana at the erd of that time he has
TO acknowledge to the circuit court
mat he is a pauper and he can then
be released. Miss Large was salts.
fed to let matters rest until she
heard that Hildebrand had got mar
RED. She t%hereupon had him
thrown in Jail. He was there ten
days and then had to make his oath
that he was IA pauper before he could
join his bride.
The managers OF the high school
lecture course haye arranged to put
in extra chairs in Library Hall in
order to accommodate all who may
wish to hear VIM. Hawley Smiths
lecture next Monday evening
There will be two rows placed in
front. The benches will be taken
out and replaced with chairs-lOO
good seats, beside those held by
season ticket patrons, will thus be
available. Tickets SOC. School
pupils Zoe. Seats may be reserved
at McNamara's.
Justice Paxson tied the knot
which united in marriage John
Counnic of Terraville and Miss
Lucy Grover of Bend. The event
took place on Tuesday and the hap
py couple left for their home in
T%erraville. Wednesday the irate
father of the girl appeared in town,
but too late-the deed was done.
Mr.. Grover asserts that his dauyh-
ter is but Is years Of age and con
sequently was not of a manageable
age.
Henry A. Brewer and Miss Nellie
M. Brown, both of Pedro, were
united in marriage at the Jester
house Wednesday, Rev. A. F..
Steuernegal tying the knot.
Lew Johnson's Cake Walk Co.,
which walked through town some
ten days ago, is playing in the
northern Hills towns.
The local w. G. r. u. rendered
it's president, Miss Grace French. a
most pleasant surprise at her home
on Tuesday.
"Bowman's Big City Show" hello
forth at Library hall Tuesday even
ming, but standing room was not a,
a premium.
Mrs. r. Howe was an arrival from
Milwaukee Saturday morning where
she has been visiting for severa.
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, z. Wells royal
ly entertained the w club Wednes
day evening.
The UNION leads them all when i,
comes to Legislative news.
Rev. Arnold Luton is slowly re
covering from the grip.
Mrs. G. A. Trowbridge is a gri,
victim.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-01-27
WAS MRS. AYERS HUSBAND.

Thu Death Of the Former millionaire II
Reported In New York.
New York, Jan. Herbert Cope
land Aver. former husband Of Harriet
Hubbard Aver, is dead. Mr.. Aver was
a millionaire when he married Miss
Hubbard. thirty-three years ago. They
were leaders in society in Chicago sill
the failure Of the iron business in 1888
carried away MI. Ayers fortune. He
left his wife then and went to Europe.
she secured . divorce and gradually.
built up : business in the manufacture
o cosmetics. Five yearsago she was
IN inmate Of an asylum for tho in
sane for some time. She was dis.
charged cured, and i nov in business
here.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-01-27
A small Chunk or prosner;,x

Washington, Jan. 22.-The strike of
the 1000 textile workers at Augusta,
Ca, has taken u very serious turn nc
cordlng to dispatches received by Mr..
Gompers. The strikers and their fam.
lilies have been evicted from their
homes ana are now living in tents.
barns, etc There is much suffering.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-01-27
Eight sks,ssea. uas.r,h.d

SAN FRANcIsco. Jan. &a-Contract.
ors employed in government construc.
ton work on Goat island unearthed
eight skeletons. It IL . mystery how
they Came there The skeletons aro
Of enormous proportions, few being
less than six feet six inches long.
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Wanted

Reliable man for manager of a
branch Office I wish to open in your
vicinity. If your record is o. k.
here is a good opening. Kindly
mention this paper when writing.
"A. T. Morris, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Illustrated catalogue 4c postage.
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Thu wRHk IN T6wN, =

IHH WEEk in TOWN -
Hear William Hawley Smith ii,i
IS. Y Brown was a stutgis visi-
t6r Tuesday:
q. ]. Mosier is out again after a
tass'e with the grip.
Hear William Hawley Smith at
Library hall Monday night.
Chief Clerk Garrison Of the land
.ofice push is very i'll from the grip.
Arthur Cliff is back on dutv as
book-keeper for the Sweeney Hard
ware Co.
The best job printing, shortest
notice. lowest prices in town.-THE
Union does it.
Zach Holmes came down from
Keystone Saturday and spent Sun
day with his family.
The intellectual treat Of the sea
scn-William Hawley Smith, at Lii
brary hall next Monday night.
Judge MCGEE went up to Dead
wood Monday to hold court in the
absence Of Judge Moore of that city.
Are you reading the new and in
teresting serial story now running
in The UNION? 1t began last week.
Sundays storm was d~;sagreeable,
but the moisture it brought did u
world Of good to stock on the open
RANGES.
The marriage of Miss Grace Port
wood to Ora d. Blanchard is an.
nounced, the happy event occurring
at Claremount, N. H., on January
18Th.
Lieutenant Evan Il. Young of
company M, First South Dakota
regiment. has applied for a coTfnmis-
sion in the regular army.--Sioux
Falls Press.
George Wells was acaller at 'hese
headquarters long enough last Sat
urday to cheer the editors heart to
the tune of a dollar, which pays for
his paper for 1899.
Chas. Grimes, one of Tue UNIONS
old stand-bys, has our thanks for a
fine load of dry wood-suficicnt to
pay up all arrearages and a year in
advance for this family necessity.
On February lst the central Office
of the Harrison Telephone Co., will
be moved from its Seventh street
quarters to Gambrill's colossal en-
porium Of bargains ON Main street.
The ladies of Emmanuel Guild
gave an enjoyable entertainment at
the K. Of P. hall Thursday even.
ing A varied program was rem
dered nd a goodly number were in
attendance.
DR.. p. G.. Waldron was a passen,
ger for Chadron Sunday evening te
saa his brother, Rev. FIR. Waldron,
who was quite i'll. The genial doc.
tor returned Monday morning, leav'
ing his brother some better.
The first train out of Belle Four,
che to get q trainload Of coal from
the new coal mine was ditched las
week and a general wreck Of the
engine and three cars was the re.
suit. The railroad had just beer
flushed and a special train hac
been made up with George NJ. Nix
general manager Of the company, il
charge. The track spread. which
let the wheels Of the, engine off.
Gov. Lees appointment Of James
Cusick to the position Of miEe in
spector of the Black Hills is gen
orally satisfactory to the people .
the Hills. Mr.. Cusick was q lieu
tenant with Capt. Bullock's rougl
riders from the Black Hills, and h
INSIDE 8 great many friends in thu
service. The position Of mine in
spector is an important one, reqlir
ing ~ mao with considerable of
will OF his W to enforce the law
One Of his principal duties is to 81,
that every mine in the country j
kept ina safe condition for tn,
miuers.
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Now Is = good time to pay for your
paper tor 1899. Well accept wood,
butter, chickens, eggs, or potatoes in
for the paper.
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Mespaesl khtp G1edsSOd - 0aalla.
u W~AsHISaToS, Jan. e3.-At the In.
stance Of Surgeon General Sternberg,
Secretary Alg.r ordered The, hospital
ship Relief 10 Maoila 20 servs there -
. hospital ship
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nritisa Steamers Starts Tor Samoa.
WELLINGTON, N. T.. Jan. 2a.-The
British third.class cruiser TauFanga
has started for Samoa