Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-01-27

hnmanity. The d0rlrincs OF Moses
eould We summed up as the objects Of
Eapitati1B todays Pure air pure wa-
ter, pure fO0d plire soil, pure dwell
fTigS, pur& bodies Sir William boldly
qeAufed hia aitdienc6 thai they might
stretch the natural span of human
lifr so ave score years ~ they yyosEld
only Ne clean With the eleanliness
phyfical soriaI and moral-of the
Aiosaic system.
Alf sna Mrs. Charles O'Brien, who
Gro ncss man and saige. bilt who before
their inarriage were brothfr-in-law
aud siaterin-law. came all the way
af0xp i.iTetNopl ta IA Ussifed hsceatleal
GO the English iay WHICH prohiblts
the fnnrriage ot 4 man to his deceased.
Mife,s sister. They were 70 have been
syedded III Jersey City, hut were in
snch haste to- catch tlie first steamship
going back chat they dld hot wait for
Che i've tlaye required to elapaa in
New Jersey after sle Issuance Of the
marriage license, bat crossed over I'd
New York. where they were married
ny an alderman
At the Paris exposition 10000 square
feet have been allotted 10 the I3oera.
Their pastoral life win be shown BY q
Hoef fnrin portrayiHg wildly the life
81 the first eolonists of the 1ransyaal.
The National pavilion Of the Trans
fgal, built sn the,Dufch style, will dis
play geographical documents, mineral
specimens and exhibits showing the
methods 81 instruction in the schools.
ln the Boer farm viii bRs exhibited the
wild animals of the Ifhnsyaai The
means and methods OF transportation
used win also be portrayed. The min-
ing Industry Mlll be shown by Ave-
stamp battery
An interesting automobile contest
took place at Iongghamps recently.
The fete was exclusively social, and
special stands were erected for the
corps diplomatique. tho Jockey and all
fhe leading Paris clubs. The ''teufs-
teufs" as owners affectionately call
sheir h3rseless vehicles. numbered
about sixty, and were an beautifully
decorated There 19as a procession OF
the automobiles past the presidents
stand, after which they all proceeded
~ sie Restaurant de Ia Cascade, IN
che Bols de COionge, where the lun-
cheon was served
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A story IS told by the Utica Observer
az an insoxfcated man coming out OF
saloon in one of the eity's suburbs and
falling upon the sidewalk lie was
unable 10 rise. "A bright and sharp
eyed miss perhaps dozen years of
age, was passing. A thought strnck
her and4Ahe Opened the door of the
salann, and said Mister, Your Sign
has fallen down. The proprietor
came 10 tie door and Immediately
recognized that o truthful point had
been made ut his expense, while ut GT
safe distance stood the girl laughing
az him.
A dispatch from Fort Worth, Tex.
says that an alligator's nest has been
found Ia the Algelinn river bottoms,
near Nacogdoches, by June d. Rarris,
ia which was the mot2ser and eighty
young ones about one foot long The
mother was eight feet long. lie also
captured the mascot 80 the alligator
family, large loggeIhead turtle,
which was ia the nest. Mr. Hnrris
states that this ogiparous animal is-in-
ynriably found with this species Of
reptiles while the young are Ia q
state OF hibernation.
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A curious point III insurance law N
troubling the Vienna courts. IA SUR
geon Ga trimming his mills before per-
forming an operation cut his finger
and was infected 40 that lie had to call
in doctor for himself. He claimed
compensation Oh an accident policy,
but the company refused 70 pay on the
ground that operations performed by
doctors on themselves were expressly
excluded in its policy. The courts
must decide whether nail cutting is q
surgical operation.
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Sir james siveNriglit, of Cape Town
has turned over TO tie government his
great estates, lying twenty miles from
Cape Town, TO be used as a hospital \
and convalescents home for the army. \
Three different mansions, giving ac-
commodations for nearly 500 officers
and men, have been provided In adj
dition Sir James has equipped and |
brought 10 south Africa at his own ex-
pense two complete corps Of doctors
and nurses
While Marcus w. Montgomery, d
New York business man, was bolting !
a sandwich III quick lunchp estab
lishment his $50 oFercoat was stolen
from d hook on which he had hung it. /
Montgomery sued the lunch room
man and obtained verdict, which, \
however, has just been set aside by a
higher court, the latter tribunal hold
ing that such an establishment could |
il0 more be- held responsible for q
patrons clothing than for hts diges-
tion.
Professor G.. III Lanman Is having |
manuscripts copied ia Ceylon and BUR-
amah for 1.-THE Harvard Oriental Sto- !
ries. The college library az Ran
goon IS rich IA Buddhist paimjeaf
Soclsa. ard Transcript Of one of |
these. "Chula Middesap will soon pe
Oh IT'S Way To Cambridge.
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Dickens: All men whom mighty
genius has raised 10 Il proud einineree \
in the world have usually sorne little
weakness which appears the more con
8pica0ns from the contrast II presents
Ro their general character
Not ldag ago Police Magistrate
trane4of New York, fined and severe
Ey lcctnreA man who WAS brought 4
before hSm foE Kicking d Homeless
dog, tsst for fun Naw Harry
Y3asc0gf. of Providence. WHO had some
valuable coolies ir the New York dog