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Detroit Journal: What wholesome
truth. asked the Sabbath school
tencher nervonsly Is taught b the
story OF Jonah and the whale RE-,
The serious child with the tall brow
did q treply:
Its hard TO keep g good man;
Town. ssssa
But merely: a
I don't knowtts
This was thoughttu be very resgl
msrElkaable IL gns sosxoung
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The Rey. Henry Settle. aslouisSilie
clergyman. was overcome by heart
failure on Sunday last just as he had
given out his text-aAs the heart
panteth after the water brooks. SO
longeth my soul after thee, o God
How to Tell a Mad Dog is the til
tie OF q paper read before n New York
physicians society. The best way to
ell q mad dog, it you haze to tell hin.
ANYTHING, is TO use q megaphone from
the top of a building. $3.50
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The youngest of all professors at
the universities of Germany is DR..
Siegfried Rietschel, who was recently
appointed to a chair insthe law de-
partment of Tnbingen. He is only 10
wears old
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oENsURE THE HOTEL.
SNlctt.odihts the Teton fo- lex.
Guiding .N..gro NJ 4

Guiding Negro Minister.
Sioux Falls, S. d., Oct. 1.-THE con
Terence of the Methodist Episcopal
church of South Dakota, which has
lust concluded Its annual meeting in
this city, before final adjournment
passed resolutions of eensure upon a
local hotel Which refused to permit
Rev. NJ. {. y. Mason, the celebrated
colored divine of Cincinnati o., to en-
ter nnd4take his meals in the public
dining room of the hotel.
Rev. DR.. Mason is the secretary Of
the Frcedmen's Aid society, ". n head
quarters in. Cincinnati and came to
Sioux Falls for the express purpose Of
delivering a lecture before the NJ. Il,
ecn: eience.
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stranger in Salina. Kan, had the
local police hunt all one day to recov-l
era $40 bill he gclaimcdSto have lost.
When the entity man was locatedsthe
officers learned that there are no so
bills printed.
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The largest grape-groWing region in
the world is not the champagne dis
trtct Of France. nor in the sunny val
ley of southern California, for west
ern New York owns the title by vir-
tue of 10000 acres now given over to
grape culture.
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Ttte MARKETS.

sioux City Live stock.
Sioux City, Oct. 1T.--Sioux City Stock
heavy, 81. 7flla94. IS.
Cattle..Cows and heifers.s s. 1898. 40:
.xen, s.OOq3. Is stockcrs and feeders, s3. 50
sn4.8; butcher steers. s.. 0UQ6. 80; Calves
and yearlings, $a..3541.D,
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Berlin is one Of the most cosrno-,
Politan of European cities. Though III
e capital Of Germany only as per
cent OF It's inhabitants are Germans
by birth. s5
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Captain Timothy Reagan, Of Day
ton, o.. who died last week, was the
oldest railway mail clerk in the Init
ed States, and had benin the serp-
Ice for t%hirty-fye years.
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- U.N-I
Alleged Emit zxltUit5f NJ.

Dsadwood, $. d. Oct. l5.--Thr pub
fishing firm of Collier & Son, OF New
York city. has had G. II. Pearman mr..
rested in this city for ~embezzling
money n dsboohs to the value of near
~ S4O0. He has been bound over UNI
der $500 bonds to the next grand jury.
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NATTIa.n ON THE rAILI.
Drunken Al n5i.recipiiatss i Rough,
EEts$s IN lis.uxr ~ Esxv.ils la. go 49,

tLN
House M Esw.tlH. /,
Rowdie, s. D., Oct. 1o.-A typical
western disturbance worthy of the
Arizonn Boomerang took place Mt the
Dumont hotel. A young fellow by the
name of Charles Green of Bangor, hay;
ing captured ii rationale, decided
thatSthe reptile needed some dinnars
ing room while dinner was in prog
ress, He laid the snake on the table
and otherwise frightened and disgust
ed the guests. Landlord Wood ordered
him to remove the snake, but. being
under the influence OF liquor. he re-
fused. Then Mr.. Wood tried to make
his word lore emphatic by the lib
eral use of a cane, and for a time
there was a medley of rattlesnake nnd
fighting men,. In the end the snake
was killed and the disturbance
Quelied,
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YUun I.n;l, lf,.,, Is i,uur 2 ( ,

Chamberlain, $. D., Oct. IA very
serious runaway occurred In Main
street: Miss Della Overacker, a teach-
er N the cityschools, andhersister.wer
riding, md their horse became AMMAN
ageaD:e. running into a de livery wagon
throwing he two Violently ii Miss
Della WAS pickedsup inseEsible, and5iti
wa sometime before she recovered
consciousness. The upset frightened
nm Indian tenmSin the same vicinity,
which ran down over the river bank
into the river. When found the In
ian'stea1 Massin foursf feet OF water.
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A Chinese DOCTORS Zee is perhaps
the smallest in the world, ringing
froms2d to Sd, but this a be- &c
counted for by the facttha amy one
can.practice as7doctor or physician.
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HIGH WAFER Al DUBUouE

Mtss:ssIpI,ts Brenks RI cord for TITS
ssasOno Aae Year.
DUBUQUE IayS Oct. 1L-From saturdav
fysntnE q This morning the river has
$risen nearly three feet. 1t Is thirteens
and one-ha1f feet above low water. Ihes
highest at this time OF the year on record.
the fiata$sthes cellars are all diled8 with
water and families are commencing to
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alnx

London. Oct. lb-Professor Friederieh
Max Mntlsr.n psorlora ses nrofessor q conn
b6en5illfo some time has suffered Il "a
sJious fslapse. His cenditionst q critical
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YOUNG WOMAN MURDERED.
AMontana Girl Found Dead in Hsr

Room 3
Phillipsburg, Mont. Oct. 1.-THE death
of Miss Amanda Fairman here yesterday,
under mysterious circumstances, created
q sensation. h was found dead In her
room. having been shot In the abdomen
with a. shotgun, which was lying on the
table. No one is known to have been IN
the house at thet time. SHE was a most
estimabie young lady and the suicide
theory lis indignantly denied.
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ACCEPT FRENCH PROPOSAL
Plan y Approved ~ All III.

Plan u Approved by All tbs.
Powers. S,s
Paris, Oct. i.-GerInany is the only;
power which has not replied oflciai-
TO Frances note on China. though
she has verbally accepted Its terms.
.apanss answer received today. i
Gsepts the proposals, making o~nly9sone
condition. This refers to the peryna-
tent prohibition of~lhe importationgos
sarms. While agreeing with the prin-
iple, Japan Offers suggestions AZ to
complished; SSl
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correspondent of the London
ssasIinaes estimates that the population
n ~ London In 1901 will ebc G,l4o,OOo and
10000 III
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lserlie Of Onen Niouth,

Indianapolis journal: "A physician
says that people who sleep with their
months shut live longest"
We'll, people who go around with
their mouths sbut9when they're awake
seldom get killed.
Il Carriers Ink has the Endorsement of the
isadtnk railroads. Want any more eyi-
dence7
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Halls CatarrK Cure
slsStaken internally. Price IS cents.

Poiiiico- Agricultural.
Chicago Tribune Noah Ihingortoo
What does Bryan raise On his farm?
Noah Table thinks he is raising
his maiorities.
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.Anxtops 10 rlenss.-

Z tll0 1trf days use of Dr. KIine's Great Nerve Rs-
etorer. senh for r Il EE . 90 trial bottle and treattre.
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In a Brooklyn hospital the original
OF Marks. the lawyer Z made famous
in Harriet Beecher stoves novel,
Uncle Toms Cabin" lies dying. His
name is Abraham Marks, and for
many years he practiced law. 1t was
while Mrs. Stowe was writing Uncle
Toms Cabin" that Mr.. Marks was sng.
gestedt TO her as a fitting title for the
character of lawyer. The story final
" became known, and to this day the
original is called MARKS. the Law
yer." He is now So years old and
without relatives.
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The KaiseEis MOthtrlsinsn Critical;
Condition. s3
Romburg, Oct. 15.-An official bulle-
stin today says: ai3
suffering for some time from neuralgia
pains, causing exhaustion and acute
weakness of the heart, followed by n
secondary collapse OF the lungs. which.
is still continuing with lncreased8tem-
peratures and Irregular pulsations.
There fs no present danger, but res
of the weakness Mouldsbe a
cause OF Imminent danger
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-10-20
Not 10 Inva.le Sis Il Is,as,x.

Berlin, Oct ls.Tpfiiciai con1fadic.
sticn has laesn issued OF the report
that HE invasion OF Shnng Tulnlg PROV.
ihee WIS contemplated ssf28
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A farewell reception was given at the
First M. e. church in honor of Rev. A.
r.. Rtgby4 and wife, who go as missions
aries to Japan
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Convenience department life here,
says the New York Sun, has been year
Nv Increased and there seemed TO be
no detail in which 1T could be im-
proved until the enterprising builder
OF nm upper west side block thought
OF a feature which has hitherto been
lacking, Y e in the most expensive
houses. Only hslt a dozen New York
apartment houses are so built that it
Is possible to entertain in them on amy
but q modest scale. Large gatherings
are, as q rule. out of the question.
Now an architect has planned a build
ing which is to be supplied with a
large ball room sufficiently spacious
TO accommodate several hundred
guests, and there are also rooms of
smaller size for less elaborate enter
tainments. The builder who set aside
SO much space for this purpose be-
ieves that it will be an excellent in-
Nvestment, assthc Increased rent of the
apartments is expected to- pay for the
loss OF practically the space needed
Tor an entire apartment. s
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xtaus ~ plnnses~
PAiindelphia Z Old Lady
I-ssnsy)-I theke i bar attached 10
Summer Hntefa EierRNo, ma'am,
bnt NE can send out and get you any
thing you want.
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Prou,I ofIt.

indianapolis Press: The Naughty
One-Yon ought to be proud, sir, to
have me recognize your.
The Common PcrsonlI am. 1t
shows 1 have money
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EMPRESS FREDEMGKs ILLNESS.

South Dakota: Reissuc-Fred Wells,
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minneapolis.

Minneapolis, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
closed as follows: October, az Decem-
/. Wheat on Track-No. 4 hard, I8lSc; No.
l. northern. i6ihacis No. 2 northern. 721a9
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oti,ar W.itn.s.cs Heard.


Wharton Golden testified that he saw
S(ohn i. Powers give Youtsey q key on,
January 29,sand Powers said 1t; wal a
ley to Caleb Powers office.
w IL. Culton testified that Youtsey
odd him of3the plan to kill Goebel and
escape through 1.-The basement; that.
Eoutsey asked him to swear after the
shooting that he g(Youtsey) was In the
Legislative hall when the shot was
ared; that Youtsey told him that Gov
srnor Taylor had been urging him to
cave the state. and Culton said he told
Taylor aboutsitsand TaylorStoId YOut-
Etey to deny any such thing In the fu-
ssure. and to deny all knowledge of the
shooting.
The defense sought to prevent Cul-i
ton romstesttfytng because HIS state
nents had been contradicted by the
states.s witness on the examining trial.
Out the Judge oxerruted the motion, ar
ERA long discussion
Eulton was crOxs examined last night.
Upon the conclusion Of his testimony
the comm on WeaIthsrested Its case and
:Slrt adjourned until this morn-
f,g to givesthe defense time ia consult
ss to making q statement to the jury.
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@AAfseissal GherASis one prod thing
about lazy men ssNlhsn he's com
Portable hesafakappy and GoesI..t dis
rbothers wsihs his troubles. 81
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..1:AlN al.Al.ls ..rs.
lsrnin anti l.rsbvtsiuu.t

tirnin anti l.rpstsinn..
Chicago, Oct. F.-cash quotations were
as follows:
Flour-Easy.
Wheat-No..s spring. ssi.ka75c;aNo.a req,
: sorn-No. 2, 41Q4lhc; No. 9 yellow, 4lc.
Oats-No. z. zl1a@z2kc; No. 2 white, 24Ia
Gzolsc; No.. 3 white, 23Ms4Iac.
|& Rye-No. z, Sic.
Barley-Eair to choice mailing, 55g59,kc.
flax 5eed-No. !, $1..12:: No. ] northwest
ern, S$t,13.
Timothy Seed-Prime, 81. 1904 liz.
SClover-Contract grade. x10.25.
proytsions-Mess pork, 81. 60gl2 10; lard,
v .s71a46.y0; short ris sides, 3T.W97. 50:
dry salted shoulders, S.. 25g6. 30; short
clear sides.s$ 81. 3OaG7 40.
sMyhisky.,On basis OF high wines. sl.27.
Sugar-gnchanEed.
cry, 1GW2lhc.
E~ggs-Ftrm; fresh, lee
ggCheeSe-Quict at 1UL Gg11Rc. ~
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sS3g Wtae Lad. ss,s8s
~Indtahapolts Journal. iha
matter BobbY2s
Grams theyss too many folks asbrins.S
ms 5ipA0sSld get alcnga bssters Il lsonty3
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The queen win appoint Lord Roberts to
oe honorary colonel OF the new regiment

The mayorsof Liverpool has received q
ispntch from Lord Roberts saying that
e VIII be unable topreturn to receive the
reedom of the city before January.
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was a ~PAnTNEKsn1,..
stockho:drrs in Dsiunct plnnkin
an Hnnk IkrEbOUsiDlc. 81

siockho:drrs in Dsfunct Ilnnkin.
an Bank Responsible.
Mitchell, s. d. Oct. 15.---Some time
ago j. L.. Hannett commenced pro-
ceedings against the Plnnkintonsbank,
which&failed in February in behalf of
soma of the heaviest dcpositors. ask
i'G .lnt thesbank be declared n bank
rnpt.5 The case was taken beforesJudge
Garland. of the United States district
court, and testimony was heard on
the matter of bankruptcy proceed-
ings. The last hearing was held at
Sioux Falls Monday.
Yesterday Judge Hannett received
the decision of the court onfthe bank
ruptcy point. The court held in effect
that the bank was not a corporation,
but n partnership, and The failure did
not show acts of bankruptcy to have
been commenced by the partnership,
md the petition was dismissed. The
result of the decision will hold NIL
stockholders of the bank personally
responsible for debts of the bank.
OEinct to Leads sewage.
Deadwood, S. d.. Oct. l5.-The city
council of Deadwood has sent for G. &c.
Brown of Bloomington, all, an expert
sanitnrian, to some to this city and
examine into the plan that Lead City
has OF ,nping all the sewage of TINT
city into a creek which runs through
the business andtresidence portions of
Deadwood. The Lead people are
crowding work on the new sewage
system, the plan being to pipe the wa
Ter to a point Just belowSthe city into
run, twill lie less than n-.lnile
to the residence portion of Deadwood.
The matter will be thoroughly inves
tigated.
TrI-connsy I.exisl I We Convention
Pierre, S. D., Oct. 15.-The fusion
lists of the Hughes, Hyde and Sully
district at Blunt yesterday nominated
fors$their Legislative ticket: senator,
II. i. Hague, Of Hyde; house, w. u.
Skunk, OF Hughes, ard John I.atta, of
Gull SE.59SA[F- EE14gM tHHEa. 1ra AFsGNE. "a
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Modern statesrnen aornetirness mis-.
take patronage Tor patriotism.
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said: They say also that Berry
Howard was in$the left hand lobby Of
aim ingthat room Youfsey finally
said Those are the three men let
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-18

murderers than Chang Tung itself.
These brigands organize in regular COM
panies under a supreme chief and SUBJ
ordinate leaders. They live together in
villages and districts which become their
At ordinary times they
attend to their usual work at home and
in TIE fields, and behave, to all appear
ances, like peaceful citizens. But sud
denly an order comes to take the field,
and then they march forth in a body,
impose contributions on other villages.
burn and even kill without scruple. If
they have grudge against some man
DARN they assemble in sufficient num-
bers to form a large army, and are not
afraid to fight pitched battles with the
troops sent out against them. 1t is not
hard to see how much trouble such men
can give, and indeed do give, to the mis-
sionaries.
But the missionaries, on their side,
have devised a plan for protecting them
selves and their Christians, which is not
the least of their successes in China. AS
soon as the inhabitants of some village
have been converted, the fathers, while
attending to the duties of their apos-
tolic ministry, see that they are thor
oughly drilled and taught to watch the
enemy and defend themselves in case of
necessity.
'.The mandarins look with favor on
these measures, which are of great as
sistance to them, and they are always
ready to send reinforcements when noti-
fed Of a threatened attack. Thus it
happens that, when the marauders fall
upon Christian village they are greeted
with sharp fire of guns and cannon,
and are generally beaten back with
heavy losses.
''To get true idea of one of our mis-
sion centers in the districts which the
robber bands have hitherto terrorized at
pleasure, picture to yourself every Chris
tian village as small stronghold, forti-
fled at every point of vantage. In the
center of the village stands the residence
than the missionary. This residence is
a regular citadel, surrounded by high
walls and fianked at Its corners by four
towers, well fortified also. There are no
doors. The going in and out is effected
by means of ladders, which are each
time drawn back into it. During the day
the father attends tc his duties and the
Chinese to their work. At nightfall
every one is at home again, and II dan
ger has been signaled they all retire
within the fort, sentries being appoint
ed to keep watch from the towers. At
the first cry of alarm the men are up in
arms and the father directs the defense.
If the enemy has been reported in larger
numbers than usual the missionary has
taken care to ask the mandarin for ad-
ditional help, and is therefore well pre-
pared to repulse the assailants. AS a
result Of these measures, the brigands
become little by little discouraged and
leave the Christian villages unmolested,
while the missionaries win for them
selves the confidence of the public au-
thoritlss and popularity among the
peacefully inclined portion of the peo-
pie. .&
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RICE FlVECENTS

late somebody else, the nomination.
to be forcing itself by curious
nnatlon of circumstances upon the
6. York governor. The running of the
towards Roosevelt can be stemmed
< by one mantle president.
ne drift of ntiment always has beerf
ards New York man because of the
vaient belief that a strong New York
n was needed on the ticket
mis- fact accounts for the rise of the
,osevelt stock yesterday. In a wonders
1ul degree Mckinley is the dominant
force of this assemblage Of republicans.
NO considerable fraction of the delegates
10 tine convention desires to do that which
the president does not want DONE But the
president is saying nothing.
senator Hanna arrived in this city at
9:45 this morning, having spent the
night with Mr.. Griscom at Haverford lie
took deal OF effort, both on his own
part and also on the part of Colonel
Dick who had met him at the depot, to
get through the crowd that thronged
about him. Among those who pressed
upon him were many newly arrived dele-
gaets, who merely wanted to shake
hands, and many Of them wore badges
proclaiming themselves as advocates OF
Mckinley and Roosevelt. The senator
looked upon those with a good natured
sfile upon his broad face, but declined to
talk To the newspaper men he would
only say that he was not then prepared
to say anything
II have just come to the city, he said.
How can I say anything? I have seen
nobody"
but you have some thoughts % yorr
own on the situa tion?s was suggested.
Hardly, 50 early in the morn ng," he
replied.
With this the elevator snatched hir1
out of the hands of the crowi, and he
went to his own apartments, where ne
discussed the situation with Colonel
Dick and Others Of his faith.
Senator Hanna's friends generaslv ad-
nit very frankly that unless t"ere is a
radca change, the nomination of Roose-
welt is inevitable.
1T now looks" said one of the most
prominent Of these friends, early IN the
day. "as if both the nominations Of Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt would be made by
acclamation. We do not care so much
about that, but we feel a little sore over
the prospect of the governors accept
ance after his declaration earlier in the
/ season that he would decline if nomi-
mated"
The originators of the Roosevelt STAINS
pede are not yielding an inch.
Senator Quay is among the firmest.
j. f. Saunders, national committeeman
! from Colorado, who was among the first
to embark upon the Roosevelt enterprise,
said today:
1--WE will land our fish sure. 1t is even
an easier catch than we had counted
upon. No eastern man ever came to the
west and made such an impression as
. did Roosevelt The mountains and
plains naturally 1ove rough rider"
The Dolliver people have abated none
of the confidence they expressed last
night regarding the chances of their
j man,