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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
SLEIGHlNG IN PETERSBURG.
An Elegant Dance in Dinwiddie-Swir'
Creek Mills TO start Up.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 2s.--Special.--
The snow which commenced To fall here
az l.U O'Clock this morning IL over i"Hi
inches on a level. and the sleighing D.
good
Rev. Dr. r. II. Pitt. Of Richmond, will
preach AT the First Baptist church mere
tomorrow morning. The pastor Rev. Df.
Battle, will occupy the pulpit AT night.
A large dance was given al Mr.. James
Boisseau's I'm Dnwiddie county, last
night. and fine supper was served at
midnight.
MIR. Quinn. Of Massachusetts. the new
owner Of the swift Greek Cotton Mills.
says he will have them i'm operation Ia
about two weeks
The Board of Directors OF the Peters
burg Y NJ c.. a. met Last night the
Association is now free OF all noaunS
debt
Rev. w. W. Lear. pastor OF Market
Street NJ T.. church has been quite sick
for the past week. Rev. II. VI. Hope VIII
supply his pulpit tomorrow.
Mrs IL. NJ. Hoge. state President OF the
". G. r. L.. will address mass meet
Ing M Market-Street church Monday
John Thomas alias Walter Waddv a
negro Is under arrest here on TWO
charges of larceuy-0ue for stealing "a BIZ
cycle last summer from Mr. Samuel Lei
bert. which he carried 10 Sussex county
and sold: the other for stealing lot Of
corn from Justice Munt. of Prince George
county. He had recently been In MIR
Muut's employment. and yesterday was
entrusted BY that gentleman with team
and load OF corn 10 bring TO this city.
lie arrived here an right. but. it IS a.
legged. sold the corn. appropriated tie
money 10 his own use. and abandoned
the team.
Charles Parkes. a white tramp broke
into one of the public-schooi buildings
here. stole several clocks, a number OF
hooks. and other articles which he on
deavOred 10 sell 20 different people I'm Din
widde county as he tramped along the
read He was arrested fourteen miles
away with most of the property in his
possession and Is held FOR HOUSEKEEPING
and robbery. He WAS sent on to the Hlust-
ings Court for trial this morning from
the Mayors Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

Dancing began at o O'clock. and was CO.,
tinued iii IL. when refreshments were
served. after which dancing was resumed
and continued till ~ O'Clock. Those pres
ent were Miss Agnes Morccock With Mr..
X. NJ. Hughes Miss Harriet Hankins
with Mr.. J. J. Davis: Mss Jessie Nc
Emery with Mr.. Reynolds Hankns. Mes
Martha Clopton with Mr.. Blair spcn1rr:
Miss Alma Owens with Mr.. W % Top
ham: Miss Bulah Brooks with Mr.. n.
Haskin. Miss Florence Sweeney with Mr.
Jim Corbett: Miss Garnet Sweeney With
Mr. r. W. Corbett Miss Martha Spencer
with Mr.. +. :. McCandlish. Miss plnkis
Morecock with Mr.. T. J. Stubs: Miss
Kittic Morecock with Mr. =. G. Palmer
Miss Emily Christian with NJ. 8 o.
Barron. Stags--Messrs. NewlObe. Moore
Spratley. Downing. mud W. G.. Lanr Tho
chaperons were Mrs. Or. @. A. Harkins
and Mrs Judge sydney Smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

At "a meeting of the citizens Relief
Association Committee. held last week.
the following appropriations were made.
Previously donated. $31l city MI sion.
500. special agents. so. emergency
cases. So Total SILL
The reuorts from special agents showed
numerous cases of great restitution Chat
had been relieved. one family was found
living in "a stable in starving condition.
Tho society is doing much good among
the deserving poor. not only boo The city.
lint also in the suburbs and Dr. SIS RECON-
Inrndod 10 the charit8hly disposed VINO
would Ike to- share in the good work by
contributing Mr. R. g. Lancaster. Jr.
o. tho treasurer. and VIII make good use
of AN contributions sent him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
A Poor Way TO
Treat Catarrh

dreadful disease was eradicsted from
my system, and have had no return
oft. Miss JOSIE OWEN,
Montpelier, O"
Swift's Specific Is. S. S. is the
only cure for Catarrh. for it goes
direct TO the cause of the trouble
the blood-forcing the disease
from the system. Those who have
had Catarrh for any length OF iimo
know that each winter finds them
more firmly in the grasp Of the
disease than before. Their expe.
rience teaches them that local
treatment can do them no good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

treatment promptly, TOT rs seVtI|
ity increases each year; but DO
sure to begin right. If you treat
only the surface, relying upon
sprays, washes and limitations,
YOU may be sure that n mild case
will be bad one next year aud
a worse one the year later. Begin
promptly 10 take 5. S. S. and be
cured.
Books mailed free by Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
MnILnIn IN ParVO.

The Fairfax Herall says: In the Rich
mond Examiner of Tuesday. May 2ih.
after Jackson's death. John NJ. Daniel
wrote am editorial notice OF six lines.
Il was in the following words:
"On sunday at II o'clock. az Quincy
station. General n. j. Jackson died. We
may wei conceive that RS he entered the
abode OF departed spirits the mighty war
riors OF antiquity, Alexander. Hannibal
and Caesar rose to salute that stern
ghost"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
To Gain Flo sb, 10 sleep We'll. TO Non
what Appetite and Good d.
gcstion Mean.
MAKE A TEST OF sTUART's Dfs-
PEPSIA TABLETS.

No trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
people having II think their nerves are
to blame and are surprised that they are
not cured by nerve medicines. the real
seat OF the mischief Is lost sight Of. Inc
stomach il the organ to be looked AFTER.
Nervous dyspepucs often do not nave
any pain wha-eveg in the stomach nor
perhaps any OF the usual symptoms OF
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself nor H. the stomach 50 much
"a in nearly every organ. In some cases
the heart paipitates and is irregular; in
others the kidneys are affected; in others
the bowels are constipated, with head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

We onsr One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarh thal cannot be
cured by Hairs Ca,arrh Cure.
II. j. CHENEY a CO.,
Toledo, O.
We the undersigned. have known r. J.
Cheney Tor Inc last IS years and We
believe him perfectly honorable I'm all
business transactions and financially able
10 carry out amy obligations made by
their nrm.
WIsT & TRUAX.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
WALDlNG. KlNNON & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cCus surfaces ~ the system. Price. zoe.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists Tesu-
monials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best. s-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
SALE OF PENlNSULAR LANDS.
4 smallpox Suspcc, Develops Case OF
ChickenpoN.

ChickenpoN.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Jan. 2S.-Spe-
cial-There Is considerable activity In
this city and county in the real estate
market. Samuel Harris has JUST sold his
farm OF go acres to h. ~. slater Tor
sfuo cash. This estate Is known as the
Tavlor tract The tract known as
'Gooduches." containing 100 acres, ana
''Goffigans" containing 80 acres were
sold TO Messrs II. n. Gedds and X. l..
Spencer. Resides numerous small sales
have been made.
II has been showing here all day, ana
the ground is covered Go a depth ~ stA
inches and sin falling
The smallpox scare struck Williams
burg this week. but the suspect has de-
veloped a case ~ chickon-poX, greatly
to the relief of everybody The qparnn-
tine which was placed over the house nv
the authoritioe WIS promptly remoTed
Yesterday The physicians are busy.
however. vaccinuting the res .dcnis ~ tnis
city. On accordance with resolution ot
the Council. ... -
The arip has r. good hold on VIII ms
hure and number of people are down
with 81 or are Just up from an attack
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
smnilnnx Prccant.nns.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. I'm. 2s.-Spe-
clal.-Thc Chesapeake and Ohio hns in
structed It's physician % go through ail
trains going ont OF here as matter ot
procauti0n against smallpox.
Tho move Is made ln ihe interest 81
Richmond
The sewer contractors have been nou-
fed that n they do not hegin work within
five days the contract Will De taken from
them and the work finished by The city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
WANTS $1,000 DAMAGES.


Suit was instituted in the Law ana
rruit,- Court Yesterday by Mary Cox
AGAINST the Richmond Railway and Flee
tric Company for 5000. ON account Of IN
irri.s ALLEGED 90 have been received
Three suits for divorce were instituted
Yesterday afternoon in the Law and
Equity Court ....
r}esfn r0r separation. alleging dcsortion.
Moses d. Nmualy asks divorce from
1.nrf. D. NunaUv ON statutory grounds.
Rosa B Williams asks TO be separated
from Randolph Williams on the ground
of dtsertiOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

A trial Of S. ;. :.
Will conyIn C q
them that 1t is the
proper rem e d y.
If you are Just
feeling the first
touch of tn IL
offensive disease,
you should begin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

the SIN OF February az Masonic Temple.
The following are the committee TO make
au tho arrangements. r. A. stump, A.
y. Imlchcr Frank Gcrrng' John Fisher
willie Falfbauee Andrew Wiesman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

For The French Lilies" a story
or the 10Th century. by Isabel Nixon
Whiteley. takes up the greater part Of
LirpincOtts for February Among the
shorter articles H. noted sketch of Cy-
rano de Bergerac, By Lionel strachey
md ''Recollecflons Of Lincoln" by James
NJ. Scovel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

The February number of tho Cosmo-
politan is the fiction and travel number
The leading article is bv Samuel Ives
curtiss. and Describes the recent visit
~ Emperor William 70 the Holy Land
Tho opening sentence reads thus. The
occasion az the journey of the German
Emperor 90 Jerusalem was entirely re-
ligiOus.' but the writer hastcns 10 add
that perhaps political advantages may
grow ont Of this intercourse with the
Sultan. This reminds one of our own
"war for humaniys sake" which has
resulted in gaining extensive territory
for the United States. Other articles Of
PARKWAY lands are Among the Dyaks. o"
By j. Theodore Van Gcstcl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
OBITU AIRY
Elsie Gaskins.

Little Elsie Gaskins, the daughter Of
Or. and Mrs r. +. Gaskns. died ar
the residence Of her parents. No 1922
Floyd avenue, yesterday at y 0 clock af-
ter a painful illness. which she bore
cheerfully and patiently throughout. She
was nine years OLD and "a beautiful
bright child who was greatly loved by
all who knew her. The funeral will take
rlace from the residence Monoay alter
noon al 3 o'clock.
The light of The household has gone
out one OF the brightest gentlest.
tenderest and most anecuonate children
that ever gladdened "a fathers and mo-
theirs heart. has left the home desolate.
May q gracious Heavenly Father give
the oil OF Joy for mourning. and the
garment OK praise for the spirit OF heav-
mess j. c. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Dance in WILLIAMSBURG

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jan. 2s-Spe-
cial.-A very pretty dance was given by
the young gentlemen Of the town last
night at their hall on England street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

Tho annual ball of ST. Msrv's Bene-
fcla and Social Union viii be held on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

The opening article In Scrihner's IA the
second instalment OF Colonel koose-
yelt's history OF the Rough Riders, ana
describes their arrival at Tampa. the
trip 90 cuba ane the landing OF the
troops AT Dalquiri Senator Hoar writes
OF tho -four national conventions. to
which ne was delegate. The illustra-
tons are copied from portraits OF men
distinguished in the Republican councils
Of the nation. W. &. Bronnell contri-
butes critical article on Thackeray-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Death Child.

The two-year- old child Of Mr.. ana Mrs
Charles BTiel. 80. 2621 q street. died
yesterday morning IL 5:30 O'Clock after
an illness Of two days with membra-
nous Group.
The little girl WAS an only child and
was naturally the pet and pride or the
household, her smiles and prattle she'd
ding many beams Of sunshine. and caus-
ing happiness to linger wherever she APP
r,n4rel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Thomas Arlington

MONTVALE. VA, Jan. ESPECIAL
Thomas. son q William Arlington. who
resides on Goose Greek. died on the 10Th
OF grip. BE was a most exemplary man
unmarried ana aged thirty-iive years. His
remains were inferred at Walnut Grivs
Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Caiet A. j. Rnredorr.

LEXINGTON. VA. Jan 2s-Special-
A j. BurgdOrf. az Washington, ID. c.,
. member Of the third class Of the Viz
ginia Nil tary Institute died I'm the hOspi-
tai NJ the Institute this morning after
short Illness. The Immediate cause OF his
death was heart failure caused b. n
CONFUSION. His mother was with him
during his illness.
His remains VIII he taken to Washing
ton FOR interment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

"Tho Trck-Bokke Of Cape Colony" by
s. q. CrOnwciehf Schrcinor. Richmond
people who advocate The placing Of the
electric wires underground win read with
interest Henry F. Bryants article. "City
Subways for Pipes and Wires" In tho
ncriou department Lloyd Osbourne
writes az "IIcr Guardian Angel" Eliza
Calvert Hall tolls of The trials Of pur-
chasing % new church organ. and James
Gardner Sanderson contributes o tender
little sketch called "The Professor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

The Ladies' Home Journal for the
month contains two notable articles. I'm
direct contrast One is 10y Mrs Balliug-
ton Booth and describes her work
among the prisons and the other by
Euretta Van Worst tells the story Of
New YOrks Social Life We read some
more about the James0n-. and THE
Minister of Carthage is brought TO a
happy conclusion The most important
Of the illustrations Is fun page picture
called "The Children's Hour II Is the
third in series drawn by W. +. Taylor
Other illustrations are parts of the two
series Outside OF one Hundred Homes
and Inside OF one Hundred Gardens"
The ever charming st Nicholas" is
fun Of interest this month. Lloyd Os-
bourne has a story entitled "Amatua' p
Sailor" and Leonard Brucn writes "A
Sleepy Little Story" Perhaps the most
dellghtful OF an the fiction Is Mistress
Cinderella" by Margaret Wilkinson.
Commodore Pcary writes of "Polaris"
and "Cassiopeia" and other Bears
and there aye many Illustrations and
some very delightful hif of Juvenile
poetry DAME burden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
THE TIMES. RICHMOND. VA SUNDAY. JANUARY 20. 1899.

George W. Cables story. THE Ento-
mOligist."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

Frank Leslie's Monthly FOR February
IS the Spanieh-Amcrlcan number. Cham
pion Bisscl has an interesting descrip-
tive article ou cuba AND Porto Rico.
The Illustrations are particularly good.
MR. Frank Leslie writes most entertain
ingIy of a Spanish bull fight of which
she WIS am eyewitness. The Daugh-
ters Of tho Revolution VIII be Interested
n an article describing tlr founding of
the American patriotic societies. written
hy Mrs Flora Adams Darling the
Founder-Geucral of "the Dal ehters"
Bret Iarto contributes thc second part
~ his serial story Mr.. Jack Iamlin's
Mediation and Edgar Fawcett mas a
short story Thomas r. Dawley Jr..
completes his description of campaign
life with Gomez. This article tells Of
Cuban law and discipline, and of General
Gomcz's tactics. II Is Illustrated from
photographs taken by the author.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-12-14

Nus Wiaer ipirb nnterm 6. bs. Elm
Grobeben 9emeloet, bas erlte, peldes ie
in bieier @,esenb bemertt ipnrbe.
Irmour, 0. DEG. Baine Warb,
Elm Sobn bes Or. s. g4. Marb, wurbe
ourd bic suidaise Gntlabuna zines @e.
mebres am porigen Sreitng get0btet.
er mar erit IL Sabre alt unb Der einsise
Snbn.
| Spsmid. Die SduIen murben bier
seidloiien rpeeen Der beltebenben 8ipbs
tberitise@pioemie. Die 6rantbeit brad
III rulliiden 6amilien aus uno es wurs
ben uidt gleid orbentlib Bortsbrllnsen
9e9eneine weitere ausbreitulns setrofien.
@bamberlain, 8. Oes. 3reibeis
bat Die Tontons Bride an Der weitlihen
Seite bcs 9lmerican 3sianb burhbroben
uno oas 6dbrbpot fam wegen bes ldmes
rem giles ebenfalls nidt fabren. Der
gertebr III oaourd idper beeintrdbtiet.
Natertown. Sn Der Der. Staoten
eanoofiice rpurben i'm 9iopember folaenbe
sintra9ungen beridtet : Original tDeim>
ltdttesgintraglin9en SO, umiaiienb IL :
06l 9lcres; enosilti9er tbeimitdttes 4rooi
81, umfalleno $3.50 acres; gaareins
tragun9en %, umfaileno 29s5; boar
erbalten fir oieielben s7167. o4; eno-
9iltiger Solscultur Rroof 5, unialieno
675 Neres. Die gintraeunasn fir
6eimltdtten iinb grocer serpslen ais in
irseno einem einselnen Wionate felt benz
Sabre 1892.
\ Eierre. Der Staatslefretdr bat
BON uerl6ieoenen Seiten 9lnfraqen err
balten iiber ben Stano non Gprporatios
nen, formirt nnter Dem @elese bieles
Staates, nad Nblauf Der 20 Sabre ODER
oes 3eitraumes, fiir ben lie inforporirt
Daren. Der @enerGlanpalt, ben, bic
nnterbreitet 1pilroe, err
fIdrt oaB cine Corporation nad Nblauf
Der ieltseietten Seit nidt mebr eriltirt
uno ale meiteren @eihdite miiBten i'm
oielem sale pom ben Oireftoren ais
Srlltees beiorgt merben. Wenn Die
Corporation bas Geldaft fortieeen nil,
muB lie ii6 pollltdnoig neu oraaniliren
Die nene @eiellidaft fam oann Die alte
Corporation ausfauien mno bds 6ies
ltGft fortleeen, aber Die lestere bat als
Iolbe feline seiebIihe 8lltisteit mebr
2iud faHn irgen0 eiu 9lctieninbnber nab
2lblauf Der ourd ous geies feitssitell>
ten Snforporatiousseit pom 90 sSabren
sine Sbeiluns ber germOsensbeltdnoe
oerlansen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-12-14
, o en- err.

y -
Jrau 6ermann Sabs bat lid bier In
bas sanse @eiidt perbrannt bnrb Aufz
9eBen BON 6oblenoel i'm Rodoien, iff
aber pieber auI Der geiIerung.
uniere Ooftoren iinb flsiBia am Sme
pfen Der climber bierieIbit. gm Gang
tag puroen 80 ainber seinpft unb am
Utonta9 wieber 10 uiele.
6err 5rie ginbrotb, ipelder Elm l6ans
fiir JtarI Sbisislbein baut, reiiie am
Samitas mad 6artforb gu ieiner 5amiIie.
Die bieiise 6reimalrerloge mdbIte
folsenoe geamte fir bas laufenbe Sabr:
5 s Diiles, 0. 3D.; 6 gS einbetuaeI,
2. W. s geterlon, s. W., 3 6 ginz
betii9el, g. .. ]; s 81 6ure, 8. .. !;
u semert, 3. 9, 8 SobnIou, Sefretdr.
Die u. .. II. SO. erwdblsen folaenoe
geamte s g gtpan, %. ga. gmiI
Roblfis, s.; 5rib 8urt, o.; OG
gtnoefusel, Recoroer; Ssrans gfideI,
stnansier; Rbil Ierbeimer, Receiper;
areo ariger, @,uibe, s Butler, s. SIS.
Geo @eiger, 8. QS.
Die DO. g8. u. eripdbIten folaenoc
Beamte. 81 s Sobnion, y. 6. gb
DieGaniel, 9S. o.; Gbas Galbmeu, g.
% $ Souds, g.; q Gearl, g.; M
sSaoe, W.; 2 ereitian, S.;S 6 Nebs
tier, Wagrs.
Is. SO. yinbcfuael.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-12-14
anbsroroemtlid, Siinftioe 0eIeeens
beit fur etuen iun9en Nnfdneer.

SIN einem lebbaften fart beutiden
Stdotben uon etma 900 Ginmobnern
inl Sioursgbale in Siib-Iafota lit Elm
gaben9ebduoe in better Sage, nsbit 8ans
plas, fiir 81, 900 III uertaufeu. Das
Gisentbnn lit nlebr lpertb, aber Der ges
liser piu in elm lpeSielI sniasenoes an-
oeres @elbdFt eintreten. gum gaoens
eigentbnm sebort aud Elm blblbes
JDeim, Wobnbaus, Gtal, ETC., aut eins
seridtet, nit Sdattenbannen; Cots
ooSu. preis $500. gailr sesen gaar.
Dies 1T cine auBeroroentIid siinitise
9elsssnbeii iiir cinsn iun9en Nnianser,
lid aui beltet e'runoIase, nit menis
aapital, ein 0elbdft neblt 0sim gu err
merben. Ahfrasen r;dte man an bic
> NadribtenA.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-12-14
0anfen Gountp.
u Ter d II b Ia.

8. 9. 9tiiien 1T nit ieiner 6amiIie
natb WaoiIon. 9. O., iiberiiebslt, no
Soerr Niiien Elm 5leiiderseiddft setauft
bat.
Sean g. 8efer, Der Deraitsaebsr bes
Dellolultone Sournal in Nliles Gitp,
Wont, lit bier auf geiub bel ieinsr
Wntter, 6rau nlarp Meiid, selpsisn.
Sbm 81 @bren suuroe i'm 9amler J6oule
am Samtas ein Gmpfans ueranitaltet,
Dem eine groBe slnsabl @dite beilpobnten.
Sernetb, Der Sobn bes ,6srrn q. 9.
Vronn, ltiirste BON einem Yferbe. Ssin
llntes Veln mar al mebreren Stellen
eebroben uno lein 6orper mics per:
ldleoene Sbrammen aui.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-12-14
xiueoln 0ountu.
II n or.


y. .. gSierensa bat pon u. ST. Ueee
Wtullen bas @ulubitif eefau5i, auI
Dem Die Bicycle.0erfitatt itebt.
6rau ssobn Hearp, Die dlteite Sohter
pom Sberrn uno 6rau u. 9foBbab, unb
ibr dltsiter Sobn linb nad einem Belud,
bier wieoer nad Big Springs Suriide
gefebrt.
6err Better Senipel unb SRI. Qnna
QSallenltein Durben am Mittwpd D. gS.
i'm 6auie Der grauteltern i'm Beiieiu
pieier 6reunbe ebeli6 psrbunoen. Das
lunge Yaor Miro iein tbeim auf cine,
6arna in Der gtabe BON 0apis auii6Iaaen.
Otto 6einers uerlor ourd einen llnz
9liidsfaIl uorige 9Sode ben britten sins
ger Der redten 6anb. gr mar BEL sserrp
Ban Voferil beim Gorn iddlen beihdfe
tigt uno gerietb nit Der ,bonb in bic
Diaidine. Sin anbe,er Singer lit ebenz
falls ihuer perlest, broibt aber nibt
amputirt 81 peroen.
.oenrp Barneipplt pon Genterpiae lit
pon Raiapena. Sal, ;uriifeefebrt, MO
iein Sruoer Suffice esitorben iit. Gr
last oaB feline gltern pon GaIiiornien
nod sennor i'm 6riibiabr suridtsbren
peroen.
slltes eiien 1T Sur .3eit elm lsbr be-
aebrter Nrtitel uno audi in bieiem
Gountp baben mebrere geute in ben lets
ten g8oden baileIbe seiammelt unb
Sonnen oapon perlbitt. Sic boben bel
ben sarmern rei6e Ausbsute gefunben,
mo iie alte Mai6inentbeils in Nsnse
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-12-14
NmtAtnten 6suntp.
Is a { fit o II.

Soiepb Rrane 1T nad) Meoranaer,
Ja., 9ereilt, no er ben gSinter iiber
blelben miro.
hilbert gteinbroot unh 5amiIie lit
BON elmer BeiudsreiIe bel geruanbien
i'm iiibIiden lbeile oes Staates suriid-
sefebrt.
6rau Sttmann pon Gthan mar bier
81 Seiub bel SRI. Winnie Shlimaen.
Sielen l0erbit purben pier gSaaqons
laonnsen altes Gilen non bier perlan6t.
Sine Nnsabl Perlonen rparen nit benz
ginlammeln oeiIelben beiddftist.
Die Ginoer Der fatbolilhen Shule
uno Der Rirdendor ,peroen am %. De-
sember cine Wsibnahts llnterbaltuna
I'M Opernbaus peranltaItrp. >. i. :.
Gbriitian Nudtasrs:bet .oie ;yarfn, uon
Simsn 6dpue, brei Meilen 1lpeltlidj pon
Der 4tast,, fir. sRseo .aetaiait: 5,err
S9uIs faiifts oas gSobnbcus; Der sSrou
Huett9er in Der Stabt, bas auf $500
bemertbet wurbe.
Die llnterbaltuns, Die tiir;lid pom
ben Sdllern Der 0ffentliden Sdulen
peranitaltet wurbe, mar Elm sroBer Grs
fois. Der Reinertra9, $2l. 80, mirb
gum Nntouf pon Biidern fir bic S1uls
bibliotbet permtnbet merben.
g. u. Wiers mar unldnsit @ei1dfte
bolber in Armour.
Der Gcuutp Aubitor Sobn g. Muel=
ler mar tiir3ti@ in @eiddften bier unb
btiudte ieine Grtunbe.
@eors Oberembt IN iett in bent satts
teraei9dft BON Slaat & s9uI3 anaeiiellt.
Die Hrln. Marp Desmonb unb Mela
Shils unb bic 0erren pauI S9iIs nnb
9ubert Rod Don Gmerp, 8. o, ,uarsn
am 0antiasun9stas Die @dite pon
Qerrn nnb drau s9an,es Stei9en. 6ri.s
Nola Sdilt pirb ben g8inter lber Bel
Der Gamilie Etei9<u bIeibsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-12-14
Neuerperfmtruua.

y. .. & Lamb 1T Sntaiagsnt fir
folsenos sIpei Jeuerueriiberunssseiea
idaiten. Manchester Fire Assur-
ance Go. of England (orsaniiirt i'm
SABRE 1924 uno American Fire In
surance Co. of New York (organiz
fri ilg Aabte 1880 IS lit bieraus err
fidtliA, .oaB oiiIe @eIeuldaiten ieit ei-
ner lan9en Neibe pom Sabren beiteben
unb oo ieoe mebr als II Miu. Dollars
yermosen bat, mug Seoermann suae-
ben, baB beiferer 6eueribut ais cine
Boliee in oieien @eleuidaften unnl6s=
lid anoerswo erbdltlid 1T. Sur ass
nauere Austunft menbe man fit an
0rn, 6ilan6 ieIbit. Office in So. 1873
SS. 8. Ctr. 3. II. 8. n. 0Is4.
8tottt 6AQ1. eaos Dat.