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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12

ksandra, kr6la serbskiego,
azeby ME wywolywa1 rewolu.
cyl W swym kraju przez zneca.
ME sic mad radykalami. Rad
austrowsgierski ME zniesie,
azeby ktokolwiek, z okazyi
zamachu ma aycie Milana,
mia{ zostac ukarany smiercis.
PRETORIA, II Wrzesnia. -
Rzadowi Transwaalu zalezy
ma tenn, aby utrzymac pok6j.
w kopalniach zlota zapewni}
cudzoziemcom opieke nawet
w6wczas, gdyby przyszlo do
wybuchu wojny.
Do Wyselki z Anglii nowych
wojsk do Afryki po}udniowej
ME przywiazuja Boerzy wiel-
kiej wagi, ze wzgledu ma to,
ae W prowincyach angielsklch
jest zamalo wojska.
Urzednicy kolei Netherlands
otrzymali W Johannesburgu
rozkaz, azeby W razie wojny
czuwali mad bezpiecze1stwem
pociag6w, u}atwiajscych ko.
munikacye. Anglicy z Johan.
nesburga chronia sic do Kap-
stadtu.
GIBRALTAR, II Wrzesnia.-
Admiral Dewey zbija twier-
dzenia pewnego fachowego
pisma, kt6re opisywalo wy.
padki pod Manila. Dewey do
nosi, ae wejscie do portu bylo
podminowane. Pod krazowni.
kiem ,,Olimpia'' eksplodowaly
dwie bomby, kt6re wszak2e
ME zrzadzi}y wielkiej szkody.
MosKwA, IL Wrzesnia. =
Ekskrol Milan znajdowal sic
W stanie wielkiego rozdraanie.
MIA, gdy rozpoczsa sic process
rzekomych spiskowc6w. Kr6l
Aleksander p}aka} i ocieral
sobie ciagle 1zy. Ma 1awie
oskarzonych zasisda % os6b.
Braknie Angelica, kt6ry W
wiezieniu odebra1 sobie zycie.
Akt oskarzenia czytano przez
dwie godziny. Opiewa on, ae
oskarzeni uknuli spisek, azeby
Milana zamordowac, kr6la
Aleksaudra wypsdzit i powo'
lac ma tron Karageorgewicza.
Rio DE JANE1Ro, 10 Wrze-
snia. - Rozchodzs sic tutaj
wiesci, ze Stany Zjednoczone
prowadzs uklady Bolivia, W
celu nabycia obszaru ziemi
mad rzeks Amazonka, do kt6,
rego Bolivia rosci sobie ME-
sluszna preteDsye. Wiesci te
wywo}aly wielki halas W pra-
sic brazylijskiej i argentyh'
skiej, kt6ra przewiduje, re
kolos p6}nocno-ameryka1ski
zaczyna daayc do zagarniecia
Ameryki poludniowej pod swe
panowanie.
WASHINGTON, II Wrzes. =
Department marynarki mia
nowal kontr.admiraia Norman
H. Farquhar komendantem
eskadry atlantyckiej W miejsce
admirala Sampson, kt6ry obei.
mie piecze mad zakladami rzs-
dowemi W przystani boston,
skiej.
SAN FRANCISCO, IL Wrzes.
- Tutejsi zydzi starajs sic
zniesc uchwa}e legislatury,
kt6ra przezuaczy3a $4,000
ma pavilion kalifornijski ma
wystawie paryzkiej.
Dyrektor kolei Ell Paso and
Northeastern, kt6ry zamierza1
posfac ma wystawe do Paryza
zbi6r minera36w, oswiadczy}
obecnie, ae tego ME uczyni,
poniewaz brak poczucia spra.
wiedliwosci W narodzie fran.
cuzkim czyni nar6d ten W
oczach jego wstretnym.
Pu}kownik Gardener, major
Nc Dill kompanie A. D.
on IL, oob a4o,l,k- ,o,,-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12
smierc W pfomieniach.

pozar W stajni poza budynkiem
pm. 13 Gross Terrace. Pierwszy
spostrzegi ten pozar pewlen
mleczarz, kt6ry natychmiast
zbudzii Nicholasa Gavineera z
rodzina, mieszkajacych mad staj'
mia, jakotea Warrena L. Aborna
G.. Kirschnera, W tylnej czescl
budynku. CT dwaj ostatni zbiegli
ze schod6w i weszli do stajni
napelnionej dymem, azeby ratio
wac konie. Konie ME daily sic
wyprowadzic. Aborn pobiegi
napowr6t ma gore, ably zabrac
swa odziez, a Kirschner wybiegf
na dw6r, gdy piomienie sic roz-
szerzyly. Aborn jednakowoz
ME zdolai sic wyratowac i zginaf
W plomieniach. Byi on niegdys
majetnym wlascicielem koni ra-
sowych, kt6re ma wyscigach od-
Mostly kilkakrotne zwycieztwa,
ale pozniej podupadai coraz bar
dziej, pred rokiem, opuszczony
nawet przez zone, przyjal miejsce
stajennego frmy Siegel, Cooper
& Co. - Pozar, W ktorym zgi-
nelo take kilka koni, zrzadzi}
szkode na $4,000.
Czy to ofiara zbrOdni?
w Sobote odbedzie sic sledz-
two koronera mad zwiokami
kontraktora budowy Gus. Lind
stroma Rockford, Ill. - Lind
stroma znaleziono W ubiegiy
Czwartek nieprzytomnego W po-
koju pm. 1886 Forrestville ave.;
przewieziono 60 do szpitala po-
wiatowego, i tam nazajutfz
umari, ME odzyskawszy przy-
tomnosci. Lekarz poda} jako
pow6d smierci paraliz, ale lekarz
koronerski skonstatowaf peknie-
Gle czaszki. Przyjaciele zmarle-
60 podejrzywaja zbrodnie; poll
eva zas przypuszcza, 70 Lind
strom, kt6ry pija duzo, spadf re
schod6w i re W skutek tego
pekia mu czaszka. - Zmariy
liczyl SIS lat.
Rocznica urodzin tr0jat.
We Czwartek wieczorem od-
bedzie sic u rodziny Simona A
skanas pm. 613 Carroll ave. ob.
ch6d rocznicy urodzin trojat,
urodzonych pred rokiem trzech
c6rek. Dziewczynki te chowaja
sic zdrowo i W oczach matki
oczywiscie ogromnie ma wick
swoj So ,,madre". Askanas jest
zydem rosyjskim, pochodzi z
okolic Petersburga, pred sze-
sciu laty przybyt do Ameryki i
trudni sic robieniem cygar.
Pred dwoma laty sic ozenii, i on
jego iona licza obecnie % lat
zycia. Trojeta nazywaja sic
Sara, Rebeka Lily.
z urzedu zdr0wia.
w zeszlym tygodniu umarlo W
Chicago 4e6 os6b: o 2l wiecej
niz W tygodniu poprzedzajacym,
81 wiecei, niz W odnosnym
tygodniu zeszlego roku. Szoze-
g6lnie wiele byio nieszczesliwych
wypadkow, - bo az So; = jak
wiadomo, W czasie katastrofy W
gmachu coliseum 13 osob 20
stalo zabitych. Take samo-
b6jstw byio DUO, DO al IL, q
smiertelnych wypadk6w udaru
slonecznego 6. Osob pfci mez-
kiej umario 27l, a plci ae6skiej
225. Dzieci we wieku niespelna
roku umarlo 130, dzieci we wie-
ku 1-5 lat 70, a os6b liczacych
przeszfo 60 lat, 73.
Urodzilo sic zas W zesztym
tygodniu 548 dzieci, q mianowi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12

Pisma wsgierskie donoszs,
ze kanclerz pa1stwa wsp6lny
minister spraw wewnetrznych,
hr. Goluchowski, podczas swe.
60 ostatniego pobytu W Pesz.
Gle, utwierdzi} sic W przeko.
naniu, ze interes pa6stwa do.
naga sig jaknajrychlejszego
zwo}ania parlamentu i legal
nego wybrania delegacyi. Hr.
Thun jednak jest przeciwnego
zdania; praguie rzsdzic nadal
ma mocy S IA. Skutkiem tel
r6zuicy zda6, wynikio pomis.
dzy obu dostojnikami niepo.
rozumienie, kt6re, zdaniem
pism wegierskich, musi sko1.
czye sig ustapieniem jednego
lub drugiego. Hr. Goiuchow.
ski obstaje' 'przytem, ,aby wybo.
ry do delegacyi odbyly sic W
spos6b przepisany konstytu-
eva, gdya tylko pred legalnie
wybranemi delegacyami mogf'
by popierac sprawy swojego
wydsialu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12

Najbolesniejsze 50 rsny to, kt6rs
zadaje giows wlasnemu serou lub
ssres wlasnsj glowis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12
Spokoj po bury.
Niemcy uwazaja sprawe Dreyfusa "a rzecz
skOnczOna.
Anglia ociaga sic wypowiedzeniem wojny'
MOVIE PROCESY POLlTYCZNE.
zYDzI AMERYKANsCY ME MOGA ZNIEsC sPO-
KOJNIE CIOsU, JAKI ICH SRaTKAk.

tam zgromadzln sWa armls
stamtsd mieli przekroczyc gra'
nice. Lecz z Natslu, sasladu-
jscego z republiks ora6sks,
prowadzi do Transwaalu przez
nader dziki grzbiet g6rski je-
den wszki wawoz, sdotad ME
naleascy do nikogo. Ot6z teraz
zajeiy 60 wojska ora1skie
ufortyfkowaly. - Druga oko
licznose, kt6ra pozwaIa przy'
puszczac, ze sic obejdzie bez
woiny, Jest ia, ze Transwaal
madrze ulatwia Anglii wyco-
FAME sic z zatargu, grozacego
jej przykrosciami i skandala.
mi. Mianowicie prezydent
Krueger oswiadczy},ze wszyscy
cudzoziemcy otrzymajs obywa.
telskie prawa ME po lOciu,jak
chcial z poczstku,nie po 7miu,
jak proponowai p6zniej, lecz
juz po 5ciu latach, i to bez
zadnych zastrzeze6 i ograni.
cze6, przyczem ci, co jua 5 lat
przebyli, zaraz otrzymaja oby.
wstelstwo, prawo wybierania
deputowanych i prawo gioso-
wanna ma prezydenta, wybie.
ranego powszechnem glosowa.
MEM obywateli. Mad to Krue'
ger oswiadczyl,ze drugi pred
miot zatargu z Anglia, kwe-
stye monopolu dynamitu, zu.
pelnie usuwa, to znaezy cofa
rozporzadzenie o monopolu.
Jezeli jeszcze teraz Anglia
rozpocznie wojne, to bsdzie
niezbitym dowodem, re popro-
stu chce zabraG Transwaal
gwaltem.
Rada miejska Kraslic, W
Czechach, zwr6ci}a sic do ma
miestnika i prezesa ministr6w
z telegrafczns prosba o uwol.
nienie Niemcow, aresztowa.
nych podczas ostatnich zabu-
rze6. Ami namiestnik, ami hr.
Thun, ME uwazali "a stosowne
odpowiedzieG ma to zadanie,
kt6re jest nieuprawnionem
wmieszaniem sic reprezentacyi
miejskiej do spraw policyj-
nych i ssdowych. Wobec tego
panowie radni i burmistrz
miasta postanowili podac sic
do dymisyi, aby zaprotestowat
W ten sposob przeciw postepo.
waniu wladzy. Niezwykla ia
manifestacya rzadowi austry.
ackiemu ME zrobi k}opotu, ale
wywolala W miescie nowe
wrzenie umyslow. Panuje o.
bawa ponowienia sic rozru.
chow.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-01-21
Dakota Items of Interest.

Samuel Fleeman, a man employed in
putting in the large steam pump at
the Delaware shaft, in Ruby basin,
which is owned by the Deadwood and
Delaware company, of Deadwood, fell
through the staging upon which the
work was being done, a distance of
thirty feet. The shaft has sixty feet
of water in it., and the man struck
the water and disappeared. 1t will
be almost impossible to rescue the
body until the pump is put in and the
water cleaned out.
The Chicago daily papers have con-
siderable to say Of the marvellous sing
ing of Mrs. Insley, or, better known,
Charity Martin. She is the prima
donna assoluta of the United States
Military band. The Chicago papers
call her a Chicago girl, but Charity
Martin Insley is a typical Black Hills
woman She was "discovered'' in Cen
trail City, where she lived with her par
ents and for several years she was "a
special favorite with audiences at Cen
trail City, Lead, Deadwood and other
Hills towns. Her parents now reside
in Lead. In the last ten years she has
steadily advanced until now she is
merit tMs top in her profession.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-01-21

1t is reported that the Great North
ern will extend west from Glendale
well toward the Missouri river, in or.
der TO compete with the 500 line for
the heavy stock shipments of that ter
ritory. 1t is claimed that the 500 line
will iron the entire grade from Aber-
deem to Bismarck. They have already
done so from Wishek to within q few
miles of Bismarck.
1t is now announced by Rev. Father
O'Hara, of Aberdeen, that the dedica-
ton of the new Catholic church will
take place on Tuesday, February Z.
The Children's Home, of Sioux Falls,
which is constantly doing a vast
amount of good among the fatherless
and motherless children of the state,
as well as among those whose parents
are drunkards or affected with other
habits or vices which render them I'M
fit persons to bring up children, con-
templates extending the scope of its
benevolent work in the spring. 1t is
proposed to take the Smaller children
of parents who are compelled to 90
out to work daily to the home, where
they will be taken car of during the
| day and receive all the benefits and
comforts of the home.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-01-21
Scottish Rite ut Aberdeen.

Aberdeen, Jan. 1.-THE fourth an
nual reunion of the Scottish Rite Ma.
sons will be held next week, beginning
on Tuesday evening and lasting until
Friday. Work will be done in the de-
grees from the fourth to the thirty
second, and il is expected n large class
will avail themselves Of the opportu-
nifty.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star will
serve meals for the members during
the reunion, and the affair will close
with Il grand banquet ON Friday even
ing.
Roland LOOMS, who resides near
Ipswich, is charged with adultery, al
legged TO have been committed in Aber-
deem on October .. The charges are
preferred by Peter Johnson, who
claims improper relations have existed
for a long time between his wife and
Loomis. The prisoner was taken be-
fore Justice w. o. Jones, where he
waived examination and was bound
over to the next term Of the circuit
court.
William Ferguson, of Webster, was
arrested and brought before United
States Commissioner Wallace, charged
with selling liquor to the Indians. On
examination he was bound over to the
federal court in bonds of $500.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-01-21
AMENDMENT SCHEMES
KILLED IN COMMITTEE
Changes in South Dakota Constitu-
ton Will Be Accomplished
in No New Way.
GOLD DEMOCRATS TO GO ON RECORD
viii Offer Resolutions Embodying
the Principles OF the Indian
apolis Sound Money
Platform.

Pierre, Jan. 1.-THE committee hav-
ing charge of the resolution for an
amerdment TO the constitution making
the initiative apply TO the constitution,
has agreed to kill both it and the prop
osition TO require a two-thirds vote of
the legislature before constitutional
amendments can be submitted. Both
propositions will therefore be killed by
the house.
Harrington of Day, Roselle of Han
son, Smith Of Sanborn, and one or two
others, gold democrats, have eau
cused and decided TO place themselves
on record by Offering at the first OPP
p~ortunity a resolution embodying the
principles Of the Indianapolis gold
democratic platform.
Representative Bras is preparing a
proposed amendment TO the constitu-
ton to abolish discrepancies between
the qualifications required OF male and
female candidates for county superin-
tendcnt Of schools. At present a male
must have a first grade certificate one
year prior 10 action, while the consti-
tuition does not allow this qualification
to be imposed on a female.
The republicans caucused last even
ing on the proposition TO substitute
the railroad commissioners for the au-
ditor, treasurer and commissioners OF
lands on the state board Of assessment.
1t will he made n party measure and
will not be permitted to pass in its
present form.
Treasurer Schamber took the oath
cf Office yesterday. lie is not elated at
the prospect of being compelled to
handle n million dollars a year on a
salary of $500, and no perquisites.
The cash balance for which he will he
responsible averages over 100000 o
w. II. Tompkins, ex-railroad COM
missioner, is a candidate for warden OF
the ~penitentiary in opposition to j. A
Bowler, and is said to have the backing
of the governor.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-01-21
KEPT KENTUCKY IN THE UNION.
Death of Colonel George r.. Webster
i'm New York.

New York, Jan. 15.-Coloncl George
=. Webster is dead ut his residence
here of Bright's disease. lie had been
i'm Door health for several months, but
was not confined to his bed until last
Saturday.
Colonel Webster was born in Water
town, Conn, in 1918. He went TO Cali
fornia in 1S49 and after remaining
there a few years returned east and
studied law with his uncle at Newport,
Ky. lie served three terms in the Ken
lucky Legislature, and it was his vote
that kept his state in the union when
the war broke out. 1t was his vote that
decided the tie which elected Garrett
Davis TO the United States senate.
Colonel Webster came to Washington
upon the invitation of Senator Davis,
and was commissioned assistant quar-
termaster of the union army. He was
well acquainted with Abraham Lin
coin, and was frequently consulted by
him upon matters pertaining to his
department.
He came to New York to live in 1873
and was always active in politics. In
1879 he became a member of Tammany
Hall. He was elected to the state leg
islature for four terms, and was the
author of several important measures.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-01-21

There are few mining countries in
the northwest which have better pro-
lection for the laboring classes than
the Black Hills. Every mining camp
in the northern Hills has its labor
union, and they are all in n fio%urishing
condition.
Scarlet fever is raging in the vicin-
ity of Highmorc to such an extent
that the schools are closed, no church
is held and all public gatherings pro-
hibited. Most eases + light, but some
few are malignant. Two deaths only
are reported so far.
The town council of Scotland has
entered into n contract for the inn
pro- ement of the local waterworks
system. Water for fire protection and
domestic purposes has been furnished
by an artesian well, the flow of which
has recently failed to such an extent
that some action became necessary.
The well will BE sunk deeper in hopes
of increasing the flow. The parties
who will do the work are Mennonitcs
living in that county. who, in addition
to extensive farming on the co-opera-
tive plan, also own threshing machines
and an artesian wdll drilling machine,
with which they Greatly increase the
annual earnings OF the community.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-01-21
PAuNCEFOTE'S TERM EXTENDED.
British Ambassadors Will Remain at
Washington Another Year.

Washington, Jan. l5.-The BRUSH gov
eminent has again extended the term Oh
Sir Julian Pauncefote, and he VIII remain
accredited to the United states LOT an
other year, beginning in April ms UNI
usual action arises from the deep lnteIest
felt I'm the negotiations for the ~brogatoh
OF the Clayton-Bulwe treaty inc
framing OF a new treaty guaranteelne the
neutrality of the proposed Nicaragua
canal.
Sir Julian Is familiar with this subject.
lie would naturally have been retired last
spring. but the British government, as IL
mark Of friendship, and because OF the
the United states and Spain, determined
to retain him here for another year Ne
gotiations with reference TO the Mica
Tagua canal are now In such shape mat
II would be difficult for a successor 10 SlE
Julian TO handle them properly.
Great Britain naturally does not purpose
TO %relinqu'sh v holly. without compensa-
ton. the rights conferred upon her IN the
proposed canal by the Clayton-Bulwer
treaty. The concessions she asks have
been outlined TO Secretary Hay with the
announcement of her Willingness to COM
ply with the wishes of this government
in the abrogation Of the treaty. She de-
sircs that the canal he neutral in war.
as well as in peace, for she appreciates
the importance Of such a waterway I'm
case of hostilitics in the far east. h
administration Is quite willing that the
canal shall be strictly neutral. and there
will be no difficulty in reaching a salts
factory conclusion on this point.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-01-21
Apply Initiative TO Constitution.

Pierre, Jan. 1.-THE house Judlcl-
AIRY committee will sCon submit a re-
port on the Goddard resolution for an
amendment to the constitution proVid-
ing that not less than two-th.rds of h
legislature can submit future amend
mcnts. The report will favcr the pres
cnt majority plan and viii recommend
the passage of u resolution for an
amendment making the initiative APP
plicablc TO the constitution as well as
TO laws. In other words, > per cent OF
the votes may compel the legislature
to present n constitutional amend
ment. Goddard is expected to submit
a minority report favoring his original
resolution. This opens the capital
fight to some extent, rs it will have Il
bearing upon the question for the flu
turc.
The senate appropriation committee
has finally settled the clcrkShip EN-
broglio by elccting w. b. Chase, Of
Marshall county. The question of the
clerkship of the senate committee on
appropriations attracted much more
attention than that of any other com
mittec for the reason that cN-Auditor
Mayhem was an applicant for the po-
sition.
Treasurer-elect Schamher has not
yet appeared with his bond, and it is
said that if he followed his Own i'm
pulses he would refuse TO qualify. The
treasurership of South Dakota at 81 500
Il year and no ~perquisitcs is not an in
viting prospect. He handles millions
of money, and has to give Il S25O,OOO
bond. Nothing has been heard from
Schambcr since he left here January /,
but he may appear with his bond on
any train. lie has twelve days.
The populist leaders state that a res
olution has been prepared and will be
introduced today for the impeachment
of Lieutenant Governor kcan for al
legged bribery in elections.
Three more ~dispensary bills are yet
10 be introduced.
Sioux Grigsby's appointment ms dep
uty under Attorney General Pyle is
said to be only temporary in character.
1t has made a very good impression,
however. Young Grigsby is Il son of
Colonel NJ. Grigsby, late populist at
torney general.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-01-21
SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLATURE.
MONDAYS p-RoCEEDINGs.

Pierre, Jan. 10.-In the senate yes
terday George Hair, OF Butte, was
Iworn in as clerk of the committee on
ways and means, and G. M. Barnes, of
Aberdeen, was appointed clerk OF the
judiciary committee.
II was recommended that Lieuten-
mt Governor Hindman be allowed $72
for attendance upon the state can
wasting board.
Bills were introduced as follows:
To appropriate $4,000 for a com
mercial department at the school OF
mines; reducing the rate OF interest In
redemption cases to z per cent; APP
propriating $1,6s3 TO reimburse Han
son county for the Phelps murder
trial; providing that noxious weeds
shall be destroyed within the time
specified by county commissioners;
appropriating $4,000 to j. Ii. McCloud
for board of men and horses during
the Indian uprising of 1S00-91; appro-
priating 1878 as q deficiency for cloth
ing furnished the Soldiers home.
Senator Gunnatson, of Roberts, in
troduced the Carhart dispensary bill.
At 3 o'clock the Cooke war resolu-
ton was considered as a special order
In the senate.
Hanten, of Codington, offered the
substitute heretofore outlined on be-
half Of the minority. The substitute
advocates the speedy ratification OF
the peace treaty, asks or the recogni-
ton of the republic OF Cuba as soon
ns order is restored INT a home gov
eminent established; approves anney-
alton of the Philippines, but favors an
| American protectorate. Hantcn sup
ported the resolution in n long speech,
In which he deprecated theoretical eX-
pansion.
The substitute was defeated, 26 TO
10. The resolution was then adopted
i'm its original form by the same votes.
The House.
A resolution by Wilmarth was unan-
imously adopted, requiring the APP
preparation committee to report the
general appropriation bill not later
than February 6, and that said bill be
made q special order OF the house on.
the afternoon of February Z. Bills
were introduced in the house as fol-
lows:
TO reduce the rate of interest to 8
per cent: TO exempt 500 worth of per-
sonal property from taxation; to per-
init voters who cannot read to have
assistance in marking ballots; to en-
large exemptions from execution; to
permit personal property to be re-
deemed within ten days after chattel
mortgage sale; for n state veterinary
surgeon to be appointed by the gov
hrnor, at a salary Of So per day and
expenses; to impose q tax on gifts,
legacies and requests when the same
IRE $4,000 or more.
The house roll call showed five mem
bers absent on account of sickness.
The speaker appointed p. ID. Munger,
of Carthage, clerk of the committee on
state affairs, and Wilson, of Turner,
on election.
The committee on mileage reported
,he amounts due members and asked
for immediate adoption, as an cmer-
gency exists among the members. The
report was adopted.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-01-21
CUSTER CHRONICLE
JOSEPH KUELER PUBLISHER

Mrs. Augustus Thistfewood, of Prov
idence, X. l., has been married six
times. At her last wedding four of her
former husbands were present and act
ed as ushers. The fifth rent his regrets
and n present, and an invitation to the
bride and groom to spend the honey
DOR at his house. The average term
of servitude for three husbands was
ten months. All the divorces were
granted upon application OF the lady
without opposition. The dissolution OF
matrimonial ties has been due to the
tact and diplomacy of the lady, who
convinced her several spouses that
they were mismated.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-01-21
Huron College Affairs.

Huron, Jan. 1.-THE trustees of HUI
ron college have not yet filled the va
cancy in the college faculty caused by
the death of DR.. Blackburn; his part
of the work has been apportioned
among the remaining teachers, hut the
vacancy will be filled as soon as a suit
able instructor can be found. There
pre- now 116 students in attendance,
md it is thought that the total will
reach $50 during the present term,
The commercial department under the
direction of Prof. Lynch is fast grow
Ing in favor and popularity.