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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17

Ohio-Elccted full State ticket. Re
publican. Democratic, Prohibition and
Union Reform candidates were in the
fed. Samue! NJ. Jones ran as non-par,-
tisan candidate for Governor. Kinney,
Republican, carried the State in 1898 for
Secretary of State by 81. 139 plurality.
hentucky-llected full State ticket.
Republican, Democratic. Honest-E,ection
Democrat. Populist, Prohibition and So
clalist Labor tickets were in the field.
shackelford, Democrat. carried the State
in 1881. for clerk of the Court of Appeals
by 1854 plurality.
lowa-Elected Governor, lieutenant
Governor. Judge Of the Supreme Court,
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Railroad Commissioner and members of
the Legislature. Republican, Democratic,
Prohibition, Middle-of-the-Roa Populist
and United Christian candidates were in
the field. Gov. Shaw, Republican, cur
ried the State in 1897 by 29,9S7.
Maryland-Elected Governor, Comp
troller and Attorney General. Republic
cam, Democratic. Prohibition and Union
Reform candidates were in the field.
Goldsborough, Republican. was elected
Comptroller in 1897 by 100 plurality.
Observation-Disclosures State ticket.
Republican and Democratic candidates
were in the field. Gov. Wolcott, Repub-
lican. was elected in 1898 by S3.1S6 plu-
rality.
Virginia-IIlectcd members of the low
er house of the Legislature and half the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
LANDING AT FABIAN.
Most Spectacular Affair Since Dis.
cuMburkn tion at uniuuiri.

Manila: The landing of the American
TROOPS at San Fabian last week was the
most spectacular affair of its kline since
Gen. Skaters Decentralization at Daiqulri.
The cooperation of the troops and
the navy Was complete. The gum
boats maintained II terrific bombard-
mcnt for an hour, while the troops rushed
waist deep through the surf under 4; heavy
but badly aimed rifle fire from the insur-
gent trenches and charged right and left.
pouring voliey after volley ut the fleeing
rebels. Forty Filipinos were captured.
mostly non-comlnissioncd officers. Several
inSurgent dead and five wounded were
found in a building which had suffered
considerably from the commandment. The
town WAS we'll fortified. the sane dunes
rcvetted With bamboo twenty feet thick.
which afforded fine cover. Twenty eight
Spanish prisoners were rescued.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
sHARKEY AND JEFFRlEs MEET
Champion Promises to Give t,.c
Sailor Another Fight.

Champion Promises to- Give the
Sailor Another Fight.
New York: james j. Setfrics and
Thomas Sliarkey will meet again in the
prize ring. For the first time since their
battle they met face to face on the 9th inst,
on the stage of Roster Il Balls, where both
boxers are appearing in the new burlcsque.
'around New York in Eighty Minutes
Jettries walked up to Sharkey Immediately
upon the latter's arrival on the stage and
extended his hand to the sailor. The par
shook hands warmly.
"Wcll' said Jetfries, as he drew closer
to Sharkcy, show do you feel. 'Tom?..
"Oh, Ima little stiff Just now. hut cx-
pect TO be all right in Il few DAYS" re-
spondcd the sailor.
Sharkey told Jeifries he would be ready
to talk business just as soon as he re-
covered from his present injuries. ami JEFF
fries answered him that he would give him
another match later on. This seemed to
please Sharkey. and the victor and VAN
pushed shook hands again and parted APP.
parently the best of friends.
Tom Sharkcy has issued the following
statement:
II will leave it TO the men who were
down to Coney Istamd last Friday night.
and also to the general public, whether
George Siler gave me IL fair decision or
not. 1t is now up TO JefGries to meet me
again. l am ready ut any time. say TWO.
-four or six months, and will meet him fer
amy amount up to 100000"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
NEW YORK.


Election results in New York State can
be summed in a few words. The Demo-
Gratis carry Greater New York, and the
Republicans win upstate. Greater New
York is carried by the Democrats by ma
~jorities on the local tickets, running in the
four counties which average about 5000.
The Republicans retain control Of the
Assembly, and have probably increased
their majority in the lower house from
"a to "a. The Republicans made gains
in Kings and all through the country
counties. Robert Mazet, Republican
chairman of the investigating committee,
was beaten by Perez NJ. Stewart, citi-
zens' union, and Tammany, in the nine
teenth district in New York City. This
been the storm center of the cam
paign in New York. Mazet is defeated
by 1893 votes. Mazet may contest the
election Of Stewart. Judge George e.
Barrett received practically every vote
cast. James A. O'Gorman, for the Su-
preme Court, defeated Joseph. f. DAILY,
the fusion candidate, by about $4,000.
William +. Grell, the Tammany candi-
date for sheriff, is elected over William
j. O'Brien, the candidate of the indepcn-
dent labor party, the Republicans and
the citizens union, and Notwithstanding
the fact that O'Brien was distinctiyely a
trades union candidate he ran about O,OOO
behind his ticket.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
W is
Ceremony Strictly Private and of
the SIMPLEST yhnrnctc,.

~
h Simplest Character.
Washington: Admiral Dewey and Mrs.
llazell were married on the 9tb inst. at 10
O'Clock at st. Paul's Catholic Church by
Father Mackin. Father Mackin was as
sisted by Rev. Joseph a. Foley, assistant
pastor, and Bcv. $. llurlbut. The ccre-
mony was strictly private and of the sim
plest character. The bride was acculnpa-
MED by Mrs. Washington Mclean, her
mother, and Mrs. Ludlow, her sister. while
Dewey was accompanied by Lieut.. Cald-
we'll, his aide. There were no other guests.
After the ceremony the Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey entered a carriage and were
driven to the residence OF Mrs. Washington
Mclean, where a wedding breakfast was
served. At l2:45 they left for New York.
AT the close of the ceremony the admiral
grasped Father Mackin's hand and said:
"Father, ! am greatly pleased to have been
married by you, for l know at one time in
your life you were IL sailor"
The arrangements were made with all
the secrecy which has attended the whole
affair. After procuring the license for the
wedding Wednesday, Lieut.. Caldwell
called Oh Father Ma.kin. of whose church
Mrs. llazcn is a communicate. and ar
ranged for the wedding. AS Admiral
Dewey is not a Catholic Il special dispen-
sation was required for the performance of
the ceremony, and this was procured by
Father Mackin from Bishop Curtis, vicar
general OF Baltimore, who granted it in
the absence of Cardinal Gibbons, who is in
New Orleans.
The ceremony vas performed with the
ring according 10 the nuptial rites of the
Catholic Church.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
KILLED At THE L
Blood Flows During IL Progress of the
kentucky Election.

Although there vas less bloodshed in.
kentucky than had been expected, riot
Gus disturbances occurred in many places.
on election day. Several were killed and
others seriously hurt. Pat Henry was
stabbed at Mount Sterling in an election
riot. DIR. j. L. Hearing. an election com-
missioner, was ambushed at Owens5oro.
and fatally wounded. The Hon. y. j.
lharpe and William Rose We're fatally
shot in Estill County. John Marion was
killed ut Catlcttsburg. Henry Gathers.
was killed at Graccy. A riot of serious
proportions and perhaps fatal results is.
reported from Pittsburg. Fifty shots
were fired, and Dick Mullins was killed
outright. AT Newcastle, in Henry Coun-
ty, there was n desperate fight with
knives between Thomas Raizon and John
Derossett. They fought for several min
utes before they fell, covered with blood,
and exhausted. Both may die. Deputy
Marshal Bruce while trying to make an
arrest at Newcastle was badly injured in
the e by a stone thrown by u man in.
the crowd.
At Olympia, in Bath County, John Adj
kins was shot and killed. AT Covinston
Chief of Police Pugh was arrested, charg-
ed with interfering with an election. In
Lexington the CHAIRMAN OF the Demo-
cratic county committee, Villa Wiley, was.
arrested, charged with interfering with.
elections. Many other arrests were made
of men prominent in local political life
all over the State. Men were bodily
thrown out of election booths and never
were such scenes witnessed at the pous
us occurred Tuesday throughout the
State. Militia was in the armory ut Lex
ington all day, and the same thing pre-.
vailed at Louisville. Hundreds of extra.
policemen were Oh duty throughout the.
State and business was almost completely
suspended. The most remarkable cam.
paign ever known in the State ended AZ
many predicted.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17

Senators. but no State officers. Gov.
Tyler, Democrat, carried the State in
1897 by 52,S15 plurality.
Unconstitutional judge of the SUI
preme Court and regents of the State
University. Republican, Fusion and Pro-
hibition candidates were in the field. Gov.
Poynter, Fusion, carried the State in
1898 by 2.721 plurality.
New York-Elected members of the
State Assembly and one Congressman,
but no State officers. Gov. Roosevelt,
Republican, carried the State in 1898 by
l7.TSG.
Pennsylvania-State Treasurer and
two justices of the Supreme Court We're
elected. Republican. Democratic. Pro-
hibition and Peoples candidates were in
the field. Gov. Stone, Republican. car
ricd the State in 1898 by 117,90G p,u-
lality.
South Dakota-E.ected justices of the
Supreme Court. Republican and Fusion
candidates We're in the field. Gov. Lee,
Fusion, carried the State in 1898 by $40
plurality.
New Jersey-Eected members of the
Legislature, but no State officers. Gov.
VOORHEES,, Republican. carried the State
in 1898 by $3.50 plurality.
Mississippi-Electcd a full State ticket.
Democratic and Popu.ist tickets were in
the field. Bryan carried the State in
1896 by 5S,729 plurality, which includes
the Populist vote for Bryan and Watson
of 7,511.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
M0rylOud.

Maryland has been reclaimed by the
Democrats after four years of Republic
can supremacy The contest resulted in
the election of John Waiter Smith for.
Governor. 1sidor Rayncr for Attorney
General and DIR. Joshua w. Herring for
Comptroller by an approximate majority
of $4,000. The lower branch of the Leg
islaturc was captured by the Democrats
and it is probable that they will also have
Il majority in the State Senate. The
entire Democratic city ticket was elected
i'll Baltimore by IL majority of 5000.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
EARTHQUAKES in Iapan.

The new residence of the Crown Prince
of Japan will be built of 5000 tons of
American structural iron. and will cost
more than $4,000. 600. This is an iuno-
Walton, for japanese dwellings, as a rule,
are of one story. because o. earthquakes.
They have heavy tile roofs, no cellars, no
chilnneys, paper partitions. paper win
dpws. and sliding panels of paper cc.ored
screens for doors. The new palace Is to
Withstand earthquakes, which are of fire.
quent occurrence in the islands. Eight
years ago an earthquake in Japan de-
siroyed sc, 600 houses.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
RoBBEo OF OVER $4,000.

Tennessee Merchant is Waylaid in
the Mountains.
Dunlap, Tenn: II. NJ. Robinson, a prom
inent merchant of this vicinity. vas shot
and robbed of $500 while returning to IL
home here. He had been to Cincinnati.
where he sold Il lot of mules and horses.
Upon his arrival lie WAS met at Dunlap
by his brother. and they started over the
Cumberland Mountains. When half way
across the wild country they were met by
three masked men, who shot their horses
and wounded Robinson. who is expected
to die. The brothers were bound aud the
money taken.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
BECKER is EXECUTED
CHICAGO WIFE MURDERER Elk.
PLATES HIS CRIME.
On the scafrold lie Declares that the
Father of His Sccond Wife Was
h Guilty Pcrson-Crime Wac n
Most Fiendish One.

Chicago: Albert August Becker. The
butcher who in January last murdered his
wife. chopped her up and buried the re-
mains in order to be free to mary a young
er woman. was hanged at noon OIL the 10th
inst. His neck was not broken, and it was
sixteen minutes before he was pronounced
dead. On the scatfold lie protested his in
nocence, and declared George Suttcrlin.
the father OF his second wife. was the
murderer.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
Puddlers, Wages Ruised.

Youngstown, Ohio: At a wage confer
cncc between james ii. Mutt of the Iron
Manufacturers Association and Il con-
mittee representing the ~Amalgama:cd
Association of Iron and Steel Workers. on
the 9th inst, the wage scale for November
and December was placed ON Il basis of
1.6 cents. which makes the wages of
puddlcrs $3.50, an increase of so cents per
ton. This is the highest price paid tor
pudding since 1850.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
Kentucky.

Senator Blackburn Wednesday morn
ing sent the following telegram to w.
j. Bryan: I'VE have carried Kentucky
by a small but safe majority. Sincerest
congratulations on your splendid victory
in Nebraska" Despite this statement
the Associated Press at noon Wednesday
claimed Goebel's defeat and announced
Taylor's election by about 1000. Gen.
Taylor. chairman of the Republican cam
paign committee, claimed 10000. but con-
sentative party men thought this cxtrava-
CANT. 1t is thought that the Repub!i-
cans have gained so materially that it
leaves the complexion of the text Legis-
lature in doubt, despite the holdover Sen
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
A FEARFUL
Pennsylvania Hotel Man Murders
His Wife and Then Suicides.

KCttItSy tV'tHIU TEUttI 4N:IH MuTtICTS
His Wife aud Then Suicides.
Allentown, Pa: George w. Kern. pro-
prietor of the Mecca, shot and instantly
killed his wife and himself. The pair had
not been living together the past three
months, owing to kern's ill treatment of
his wife. Mrs. Kern Was employed in q
laundry She had boarded Il car to so to
work. Her husband followed her. dis.
playing a revolver. Mrs. Kern ran
screaming out of the front door and sought
the protection Of 200 mill employees coming
from the night shift. Kern twice pulled
the trigger, but the weapon failed to dis
charge. Then lie dragged his wife into
the hotel and i'll full view of the crowd
shot her dead and then killed himself.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
Massachusetts

While the Massachusetts Republicans
elected THEN. State ticket by a large p!u-
raity to al intcnts and purposes it WAS
an anti-expansion victory. The ltepub-
lean vote fell OFF Approximately 10000,
while the Democratic vote was within Il
few hundred of last Year. The Demo-
cratic campaign was conducted on anti
expansion and the big vote in an off year
was due thereto. This is the first time
since 1895 thnt Boston has becn carried
by the Democrats on Il State election.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
poub,c.Dcc.k c,rs ,;,;. Paris.

Philadelphia: The j. q. Brill Car Cum
pany OF this city il nov engaged In imii.i
inc Il large number of 'ionblc-,ie;k trolley
ears for the General Traction Company ~
Paris. which will operate s;re", irANnway.
during the exposition III l.o1. LII addition
To the French contract tie cp,nian. has
one for 100 !roiiey ears for I.isbun. rur-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
To Fight the kh,lifa.

Cable reports from Cairo say that Lord
Kitchener will lead an expedition of COCO
men against the Khalifa and that only
Egyptian troops will be used. The Egyp-
tian army consists Of 1900 men, in ad-
dirion to q permanent force of 1000 Eng
fish soldiers.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
ABoL,sHEs APOSTLES CREED
Radical Step of Rev. Chas. sheldon.
Author of "In His Steps"

Topeka, Kan: The Rev. Clas. NJ. Shell
don, author of 's!n His Steps, who is Il
bold and original thinker along religious
lines, has abolished the apostles creed in
his church, the Central Congregational of
thisc city. and has decided to adopt one in
IFS stead which is simpler i'll form and Ian
guage and stripped OF what he terms OBJ
soletc" features. The essential features of
the new creed were agreed Oh at IL church
meeting and Il committee appointed to
draf! The new document.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
New Jersey.

This was an off year in New Jersey
and a light vote was cast throughout the
State. The indications are that the Re
publicans have carried the State by a ma
jority of about $4,000 on the Assembly
ticket and that the Democrats have gain
ed one and possibly two Senators.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
German ships Ordered Home.

Kingston. Jamaica: The German consul
here las received an intlmation that owing
10 war conditions the German corvettes.
Stein. Siesch and Charlotte. now i'll these
waters, aud due here saturday. have been
ordered 10 proceed home immediately.
The incident las caused considerable
Sunrul ullnu.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
Pennsylvania.

All the returns Wednesday morning in
dictated a decisive Republican victory,
with decreased majorities. Barnett's
majority for State Treasurer will reach
100000, about $1,000 less than that given
three years ago when State Treasurer
Beacon was elected. The vote was light
all over the State and returns slow. in
coming in. The vote in Philadelphia was
smaller than it has been in r.ears. The
Republican majority is estimated at 49,
coo as compared with over 10000 at the
last mayoralty campaign.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
Cxar Visits W.ilhclm.

Potsdam: The ear AMI czar!na ar.
rived on the Sth inst. and were vel
coined by the Emperor and Empress OF
Germany. Most cordial greetings wc.e
exchanged. Their majes.ics drove to the
new palace.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
kauaQE.

The reports from Kansas show Repub,i-
can gains throughout the State. The
votes cast were for county officers. The
Republicans have elected six of the ten
judges and the two State Senators to fill
vacancies, John 7. CLANCY of Shawnee
County and @. G. Mccarthy of Jefferson.
Neither had any opposition.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
Germany In ON Grab Game

Paris: The Berlin correspondent of The
Figaro says Emperor William is resolved
10 occupy Tiger Bay, south oil Angola. on
the west ccas; of South Africa. if England
occupies D.las0a Bay.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
FRENcAMEM GET EXCITED.
Turbulent Scenes Durin. the Sit
ting of the Senate

Messed dnring the calling Of the names of
witnesses on the lltii inst. by the senate,
sitting as Il high court in The conspiracy
causes, the crowd indulgin. III cheers and
denuncia,ions while those outside the
court san the "Marscillaisr." After par
tial order MIS- restored Menailiercs read
The conclusions OF The counsel tina the
senate was incompetent 10 hear the eases.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
Pembina, Nich.. scorched.

Pembina, Mich, had a narrow escape
from being wiped out by fire., One entire
street. consisting of five residences and
Mctiuire's Hotel, was burned. The loss
is about $4,000.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17

Big -Four train. Springfield; Ohio,
struck a trolley EAR, seriously injuring
Rev. Father Conway.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17

American Nurses 4 /" Go to Africa
New York: Mrs. Wiitelaw l;c;d ~.
ccived Il cabicgram from Lady l;an,i,i Il
Churchill asking her to secure ,l,c SERVICES
of several American trained nurses. Lads
Churchill will pay all the expenses MIR.
Reid secured eleven nurses from the iioi.c
Ii training school for male NURSES na,:
they expect to sail Tor The Iran>vanl ~iN,4i
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
Notes of Current Eyent..

People at Atlanta, Ca, claim tina,
Lieut.. Brumby is the real hero of Manila.
Over 500 German families will locate
on a big tract of land in Mexico.
j. o. Tussell. GO, Manitou Park, Colo.
was caught in a blizzard and froze to.
death.
Leon Jackson. a miscr, Newport, Tenn.
was murdered and robbed of 5000 nv
three men.
Nine. Algeria Barrios, the youna
widow of the late Gen. Barrios of Guate-
mala, has gone on the stage.
Miss Russell, Hamilton, Ont, will 60.
as a nurse with the Canadian troons To-
the Transvaal.
Hon. Geo. Seaver, postmaster of Pr
eblo, Colo.,. died suddenly while on a
train near Buffalo. n. Y.
Rather than submit to arrest on the.
charge Of wife-beating. John Denboskey.
Philadelphia. shot and killed himself.
Six boys with revolvers. near Column.
bus. Ohio. fired at WI country boys. Ed
win Belt was hit and may die.
James Dugan, IL. Allentown, Pa, did,
not know it was loaded. Riley Ku!p. %.
is dead.
Ugo Talbo. once celebrated tenor and
the leading man for Patti, died in Stock
ton, Cal.
In n drunken brawl. Cleveland, Va.
Davis Kiser was killed and two others.
fatally wounded by the Price boys.
New Works park board wants automo-
biles barred from Central Park drives.
but City Magistrate O!msted refuses I'd.
prosecute.
Emil schiff. 81. the son of Theodore
Schiff, a New York multi-millionaire, will
serve our years in the Texas peniten.
tiary for forging checks.
Monseigneur Joseph Jessing. Co,um.
bus, Ohio, founder of the Joscphinum in.
that city, is dead.
Charles Rhoades was killed and Alfred
Abrahamson fatally injured by u train.
jamestown, n. Y.
The Ormsby trip.ets. George Dewey.
Carter Harrison and Helen Gould, won a
special prize at a Chicago baby show.
Charles Green, n Glasgow, Ky., youth.
has been fined $.25 for hnsgins pretty
Mary Chalk..ey in the street. They. were
charged with disordevly conduct. The
girl was released. p
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17

Cubans at Havana are angry because
cock fighting has been barred.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17

Gus Thomas, Frank Mitchell, George
Lawrence and j. j. johnson, notorious
long term convicts. escaped from the Ten-
nesscs p~enitentiary, Nashville. TAcy.
crawled through IL hot air conduit a dis
lance Of $50 feet.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17

Helena. Mont: United States Senate,
Thomas y. Carter was arrested on the Sti,
and fined 81 for spiitin. on llc sidewalks
The complaint WAS male hy Il man ar
rested and fined IL few days since tor tic
same oilcnsc. The fine WAS paid.
"Sccrct' Clauses liza Sa.moan Treaty
London: The Berlin correspondent ot
the Daily Mail siys he has learns: tina,
the Samoan agreement contains Sc
cret clauses relating to Scat, Arrlca.
whereby the plans of Cecil Rhodes are all
va,lced Il stop toward realization.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17
ltcuth I'o,lows punishmcut

Kansas Guy: Tcn-year-old blanche
Noppold, ii pulpit at The Morse public
school, died at the school building Nov rs,
following s!als and shakes administered
by her teacher. She was subject to spasms
and had heart disease.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17

Cement plant, to cost $1,GOO,OOO, will
be located ON Prospect hill, st. Louis.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17

Kansas City: The Traders Live Stock
Exchange WAS pcrprtuaIiy enio,nci ~,
Judge Holt in Kansas City. Kan. We.lnrs-
day, Nov. =. from prosecuting 4; boycott
against the business of III" Farmers
Traders Live Stock Association an: It's
members. They are rival or:anizu:.uu>
of yard Traders doin. business ut ,.4
Kansas City stock wards.