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New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

At the Eden Musee tomorrow night Moss Roses
will enter on the third and last week of it's pres
entation by the Eden Operetta Company. which will
April % produce for the first time in this Coun-
try operetta entitled Tally Ho!'
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

His Kurvenal, Klingsor and Sachs are his monu-
ment"
Following is the programme of the recital:
"Entlsubet wirds in Waldo" lou
'En Fr6hchs Gesang Osterfreud genannt 10th Century
'Menuet Chante' .................. Rsmeau1 1881
II Sole da CSange Alessandro Scarlatt l63e-lI2o
Come. Lasses and Lads Seventeenth century
'Frauenebe und Leben' Robert Schuihahn
Cycle Of eight
Der Atlas Schupert
Der FTfhling'' 3rahms
Il HeureuX Nagabond' aired bruIeau
IAN Frhling Natalie curtis
Dorfmusk'' Alfred Ernst
Accompanied by the composer
Der Kuckuck' Tschakowsky
Demain'' .Maude Valerie Whte
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

Tim Murphy in THE Carpet Bagger" at the
Bijou Theatre has been most cordially received by
large audiences. His engagement promises to be a
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

Klaw & Erlanger have decided to end the run
of Ben Hur'' at the Broadway Theatre for this
season Saturday evening May H. Tomorrow
evening 1t begins its last four weeks. Ben Hur
will be continued at the Broadway Theatre next
fall opening it's second season on Monday evening,
September g. A limited engagement will then be
PLAYED When Ben Hur'' closes Its present run
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

The rush to see "The Great Ruby continues at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre, where this meo-
drama seems likely to stay until summer. The
piece is now In the second month of its rum 1t has
drawn overfowing and enthusiastic audiences.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

At Proctor's Palace Easter week will be joyously
spent with John T. Thorne and Grace Carleton in
THE Intruder; Gruet, Beers and Gruet aero
bats; Jare Whitbeck, Ssson and Wallace, Dixon
Bowers and Dixon McWatters and Tyson Burton
and Brookes. the Gaspard brothers, Mexican axe
jugglers, the kalatechnoScope and others. TO-dayS
continuous concert from till 1890 D. m. will in
clude Eddie Girard and his company. Hilda Thomas
and her company Spencer Kelly the Panther trio.
McCale and Daniels and others.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

Ladies Quartet at the Lee Avenue Congregational
Church. Brooklyn, tomorrow evening:
Song Seasons '.................C B. Hawley
The Arion Quartet.
Andante and finale from minor concerto, op. 81.
Mendelssohn
Master King.
Part songs:
Last Night .Kjerulf Rees
Two German songs "Mnneiied and Der Brautigam,'
Brahms
The quartet.
The Magic Flute Mozart
The quartet.
Appassionaa. 80 Veuxtemps
Master King
The quartet.
Songs:
'Ah! Iis a Dream '...-..'..-.....'..'C B IiaWIey
The quartet.
Following is the programme arranged by David
Bispham for his recital in Mendessohn Hall
morrow afternoon at o'clock:
Die '.....................1
''Serenade' Schubert
''Hark! Hark! The Lark ....
won ewiger Lebe'' ...... I Frahrns
Madel' ............
Creations Hymn Beethoven
The Three Ravens.
The Bailf's Daughter ! English
20. So Sweet Is She ~
1.-The Pretty Creature }
Melodraua. 'Enoch Arden CTennysonl Richard Strauss
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

The Easter bill at Proctors Twenty-third Street
Theatre includes Marguerite Cornille. the French
vocalist; Frederick Bond and his company, Thomas
j. Ryan and Mary Richfeld, in a farcical sketch;
the Painter trio, contortionsts; Carrie Scott as
sisted by Little Monk; Anderson Appleton and
Allen, travesty players; Mr. and Mrs. Tom" Nc
Intosh the kaatechnoscope and some dozen others
To-days continuous concert from 30 till 1880 D.
enlists Mile. Fougere, Mr.. and Mrs Tony Far
rell. Jules Keller, Sisson and Wallace, Joseph New
and others.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

At the fifth meeting of the Musical Salon, which
will be the last OF this season. in the Waldorf-As-
toria on April g. a musical pantomime entitled
Put to the Test by Edwin Star Belxnap and Harry
Worthington Loomis, will be performed under the
personal direction of the author with the composer
OF the music. Mr.. Loomis, at the pianoforte. The
performers Will be Mr. Belknap. Miss Marion
Wright and Miss Evangelne NJ. Lent The panto-
mime will be followed by selections from Nicolafs
Merry Wives of Windsor" sung by Mrs. West
Anthony, Miss Frieda Slender Miss Martha Stark
Franklin D. Lawson. George A. Fleming. Herbert
Witherspoon and others
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

At the Casino this week The Casino GIRL Sam
Bernard, Albert Hart and Sam Collins are to
have extra opportunity In a new comic scene in
troduced in the first act. Harry B. Smith and
Ludwig Englander have written song for
Miss Mabele Gilman, entitled My New-York.''
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

The benefit which takes place at Days Theatre
Tuesday in behalf of the mother OF Ernest
Tarleton the actor will have the following array
OF attractions: Colonel Carter, OF Cartersville
played by Z. NJ. Holland. assisted by William
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

The Rays continue to play "A Hot Old Time a,
Hammerstens Victoria. Some changes have re.
Gently been made. and a new song entitled NV
Jersey Lily has been introduced.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

The present bill at the Empire Theatre. consist
ing of THE Bugle CALI and "A Man and His
Wife" will be continued for only week more.
Next week Lord and Lady Algy' will be revived,
with the original cast.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

The English melodrama "A Guilty Mother" will
have its first production the Grand Opera House
tomorrow night. The cast will include Nav
Wilkes. Adelyn Wesley. Dorothy King Mary Horne
Ella Baker. Harry Drscole. L. ]. Wallack James
X. McCurGy GustaVe Wallace and w. II. Gregory
Mans Enemy, a sensational melodra
will be given at the Grand Opera House on
April %.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

Vaudeville will again be seen on the stage of
Roster & Bials Music Hall this week, together
with the ballet Progress" The principal attrac-
tlons in the bill will be Elsa Rau. Marguerite
Fish and Charles Warren, Gilbert and Goldie Anna
Kenwick Gallando. the clay moieller, and Belle
Hathaway. with her performing dogs and monkeys.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

Programme of concert to be given by the Al
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

The second concert Of the Bach Singers under
Theodor Bjorksten will take place in Mendessohn
Hall on Thursday evening of next week, The pro-
gramme will consist OF the following pieces:
Excerpts from cantata 20 Ewigkeit du Donnerwort'
First movement from cantata Wenen. Klagen. Sorgen.
Zagen.''
Sanctus in D major Cby request
"Schweig slle. plaudert nicht. otherwise known as
Coffee Cantata.
Bass aria with chorus from cana.a Halt i'm Gedacht
Jesum Christ
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

Three weeks and Weber Ss Fields will say
goodby to this city. and. with their company viii
start their of the principal cities between
here and Chicago. Meanwhile "Whirl-i-Gig" and
''Sapolio continue to pack the music hall at every
performances
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
A SMALL CANINE THIEF.

How He Watched His Chance and stole
n sponge.
1t is somewhat singular that a man,
by keeping his eyes open, can see un-
expectedly many interesting incidents
Of city life every day but cannot SEQ
incidents that he expects to see, says an
exchange II he travels up and down
and across town frequently he may ex-
pect to see Ares, but the chances are
that he will travel for weeks without
seeing sign Of flames, although the
record in the newspapers indicates
that eight or ten fires day are not
unusual. Likewise in regard to acct
dents in the streets. II cable car
runs over person 1t Is reported that
great throng gathered at the scene,
but it is evident that the number OF
persons that could be summoned as
witnesses Is very small. Hardly an
hour passes without something happen
ing In Broadway and attn ac.ipg cr3wd
in few minutes, but hundreds on the
outskirts are Obliged to ask: Whats
the matter?" Minor incidents are
sized up sooner and sometimes they are
as interesting as the incidents one ex-
poets to see. That was exemplifled at
Broadway and Fulton street at noon
recently. One of the peddlers there
had box of sponges Ga the curbstone.
Being Obliged to be on guard against
The approach OF a policeman, he did not
observe stub-tailed dog until after IL
had seized sponge with its teeth and
started to run across the street. His
features expressed amaZement and an
ger in quick succession as he exclaim-
ed. ''Yoa little cussH' and ran after the
dog. The dog became bewildered
slightly while trying to escape, and he
glanced backward to see If he had been
pursued. The peddler hesitated oTer
leaving his box too far out of sight
and, on tho crossing. contented himself
with whistling and swapping his fing-
ers at the dog In manner suggestive
OF his desires to recover the sponge.
But the dog would not be influenced by
strange voice. Fifty persons watched
the performances and, although a few
sympathetic individuals tried to catch
the dog, the majority laughed. Seeing
an opening under wagon, the dog
jumped through and.scampered up the
street. 1t is not unreasonable to be.
lieve that those who saw the incident
imagined that the dog had been trained
to steal, although its master did not re-
veal himself in the immediate vicinity.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
Next Meeting in New York.

Milwaukee, Sept. 15.-The next meet
ing of the great council of the I'm
proved Order of Red Men will be held
In New York city. The matter of re-
vising the ritual of initiation was con-
sidered and a condensed ritual was
adopted for the use of such lodges as
may require it. those In Alaska and
Manila being cited as examples. The
idea of revising the amplifed form was
left to the standing committee and will
not be decided until the next great
council. 1t was also proposed TO in
crease the percentage Of taxation
which makes the orphans relief fund
possible.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
.Ennr . with an enor. from the

BWuuK WIFI uh S''SA~
ground, and with rush OF reiier' caine
forth again under the open heavens. !.
The portmanteau, being OF occidental
build, was no feather-weight; 1t had
distressed the powerful Alan; ana as
for John, he was crushed under i'S
bulk, and the sweat broke upon MN
thickly. Twice he must set 1t down
to rest before he reached the gate; ana
when he had come so far, he must DO
as Alan did, and take his seat upon
one corner. Here, then, he sat awhiie
and painted; but now his thoughts were
sensibly lightened; now, with the
trunk standing Just inside the door,
some part Of his dissertation from the
house OF crime had been effected, ana
the cabman need not pass the garden
wall 1t was wonderful how that re-
lieved him: for the house, in his eyes,
was place to strike the most cursory
beholder with suspicion, as though tho
very windows had cried murder.
But there was to be no remission OK
the strokes of fate. AS he thus sat,
taking breath in the shadow OF the
wall and hoped about by sparrows.
II CHANGED that his eye roved to the
fastening Of the door; and what he
saw plucked him to his feet. The thing
locked with a spring; once the door
was closcd, the bolt shot of Itself; and
without key there was no means OF
entering from without.
He saw himself obliged to one OF two
disgraceful and psrilouS alternatives;
either to shut the door altogether and
set his portmanteau ont upon the way
side, a wonder to all beholders; or to
leave the door aiar, co that any thieyish
tramp or holiday school-boy might
stray in and stumble on the grisly Sc
cret. To the last, as the least desper-
ate, his mind inclined; but he must
first insure himself that he was unoh-
servNl. He peered out, and down the
long road; 1t lay dead empty. He went
to the corner OF the by-road that comes
by way OF Dean; there, also, not pas
senger was stirring. Plainly 1t was,
now, or never, the high tide OF his at
fairs; and he drew the door as close az
he burst, slipped a pebble in the chink.
and made of downhill to find a cab.
Halfway down a gate opened, and a
troop of Christmas children sailed
forth in the most cheerful humor, fol-
lowed more soberly by a smiling
mother.
and this Is Christmas-day" though.
John: and could have laughed aloud In
tragic bitterness of heart.
ITO BE coSrINUEp.b
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
TIN ORE IN HILLS.
Three Tons sent to bristol. England,
for Thorough Tests.

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The Pennsylvania Gold Mining and
Milling company has been organized
for the purpose of developing large
group of claims in Deadwood Guich,
about four miles wst of Deadwood.
The officers of the company are: Pres
ident, Albert Wilson of Williamsport,
Pa: treasurer, r. b. Worthington or
Muncy Pa; general manager, Rev. j..
u. Schenck, formerly pastor at Lead.
A tunnel is being run on one or the
clain'r and rich assays are being OBJ
tanned The ground is being patented,
The labor troubles that started a few
DAYS ago on the part of the Black Hills
Porcelain Clay and Marble company
have been settled and an increased force
of men has been put on. The company
IS now working four camps in Custer
county, and before cold weather sets
IN. some of the materials that are be-
ing opened up will be on the market.
The first materials shipped Will prob
ably be the white marble. kao,in clay
and Autograph stone. Before Jan.
the company will have a pay roll of zoo
men.
The Portland Mining company OF
Clinton. Iowa is rushing work on the
lqrge cyanide annex which is being
built at the old Baltimore G. Deadwood
rompany's stamp mill The Elkhorn
Railway cnmpany has commenced grad
inc for a spur 10 the plant The Shaw
nut Mining company Of Boston viii
have it's new cyanide annex ready for
hre in thirty days 1t is stated that a
rompany is icing organized to erect a
| frty-ton cyanide plant in the Elk
Mountain district, where successful
timing is being carried on.
David Jones and associates, wealthy
capitalists Of Pittshurg, Pa, have or
| tlered work conlmenced on the Globe
rroup Of claims, adjoining the rich Pc
tohscot mine located nine miles north
west Of Custer. A deep shaft is to be
tunk.
| A rich body Of ore has been encoun-
tered on the May ground eleven miles
west of Custer which is being worked
| by local business men of that place.
This mine was discovered by two cow
| boys. who found ore that went as high
| cs s50Ce0 to the ton gold.
| \ shipment of stream tin, casSiterite,
| has been made from the Bear Gulch
| mining district the first consignment
| for many years. There are several
hundred tons of this stream tin piled
up at the miners cabins in the gulch.
which has been saved by them while
| placer mining, Victor Chapman of that
district has shipped three tons to Bris-
| toll England. where ii will be thor
oughly tested. 1T runs about g. per
cent tin. There are a great many peo-
! pile in the Black Hills who thoroughly
| believe that there is a future in the
| mining of tin ore. The American Tin
! mining company, of Philadelphia and
New York City. will CONNIE nee devel-
oping a big tin ledge on Bear Gulch in
o short time. This work will be
watched with great interest The
company has several veins that will
! give an average of 8 per cent tin at the
rurface. some Of the veins will assay
IS high as 10 PER cent. This American
company viii expend something like
100000 in purchasing mining ground
| ind mill sites
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
WE'LL 'oN THE WEST sin.
Known Lin:its of Artes,,,
sin in Sa9la DaLuta vel Ba-


SIN IN Sn9sh Dakota ExtaH Ba-
The question OF the existenaa
artessan Mel basin un4ar,,,ioi an
rahse couatry west of the river s uhs
peeh setter by the well iust aa aas
pletea By Il, +. Mcclure ON som-
creek. The place where the ,o-t eudr
made was on very high grouna was
the We'll is q complete success anu
stage failure was feared as one
hard stratum was encountered I'll, my
stratum was TWO feet thick GA nus
progress 81 times was not to exceea &c
inch a day, and the outlook was No. "a
oil favorable Recently the drr bra, a.
through into soft sand rock anS
fine flow of water was secured
The flow was found at denth
l,5s2 feet and started Of aIunt th;rt,.
gallons Fer minute, but as tn. Am
went deeper the flow increased NJ
rally Z s YET no definite fssts 49,.
been made as TO flow and pressure hrs
there is no question as to the succas,
of the well. While the water is war,n
there is no gas with II, which shows
the flow 70 be a different one than Tho,
secured in Chamberlain.
The government steamer Josanh,no
tied up 1T Chamberlain, having bean
week on the way down from Forest
City. The boat is on her way from
Bismarck, where she has been engaged
on government work all the summer,
to Sioux City, where she win tie up for
the winter.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
south pakotn,s Golu Product.

Deadwood, S. D., Sept Is. - South
Dakota has a possibility of standing
second among the states Of the Union
in the production of gold next year.
Colorado is first and California is Sec
ond at the present time, but the Black
Hills has only to produce few million
more and ii will outrank California. 1t
is practically a sure thing that the
output of gold from the Hills will be
increased at least one-third for the
year 1901
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
o. Sept 26 to Oct a. 1900 'aegsle the CITY of Mitchell
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS will he


run from all points In the state,
on vaiious days Of the Exposition,
at half rates, and half rates can be
obtained from any point in Iowa.
Minnesota. Illinois aud Wiscon-
sin on september 18th and october
2d, with stopover privileges good
Tor al days.
The Exposition will give nine
days continuous amusement, in
struction and enjoyment.
Special events and special days
to be announced later by posters
and through the newspapers Of
the entire Northwest.
Send for your casters relatives
and friends land seekers aud
investors.
The Dgtes-sept. Is to Oct. 4,
1900. inclusive.
The piace-Misc,iell, S. ID.
The Event-~Il.e Greatest Held
In the Northwest.
The People Wanted-You aud
All OF -four Friends.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
DON'T LIKE MEXICAN PRISON.
So CarmOdy Will Fight Hard Against
ExtruditiOn.

Fargo, n. D.. Sept. 15.-Frank Car
mody, whose arrest occurred here at
an early hour Sunday morning, will
fight extradition to Mexico. He Is
wanted there on the charge of blowing
open safe and securing $4,000. He
denies any guilt and has employed an
attorney to prevent his return.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
Indicted for Arson.

Brainerd, Mimi, Sept. 15.-W. j. NC
Laughlin, who was indicted by inc
grand jury of Crow Wing county az
the September term Of the district
court, was arrested in Redwood county
and returned here. The indictment
charges Mclaughlin with burning the
Oak Lawn creamery Aug. 81. Bail was
fixed at $1,000, which has not yet been
furnished
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20

He: II never mean what cay to q
summer girl" She: And never be-
lieve what a summer man says to me-"
he: Good. Then we might as we'll
be engaged without further logs Of
time."-Nex York World. -
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
CHICAGO ELoPERs swINpLEp.
Bogus Priest "Marries" Man,
Couples for So Each
Many

st. Joseph. Mich, Sept. 15.-Chief Of
Police Mentor has discovered that an
extensive business has been done here
by scoundrels who induced Chicago
clippers to be married" by bogus
minister known as Rev. Mr.. Williams,
and who is supposed to have mised
perhaps 100 couples into paying him 50
each for performing fraudulent cere-
monies.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
Re.uIt Of snite Work.

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 15.-Judge Ami
don, in the United States court, d.
rected a verdict for John Heller Oh
Cavalier, who was charged with I'M
porting an alien to work in his butcher
shop. The evidence showed that the
man had been a former resident OF
Cavalier, and the prosecution was the
result OF spite work.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
CHAPTER VII.

n very long apart
m ent, and was
reached through a
passage; so that
John, upon his en-
trance. brought but
little light with
him and must move
toward the windows
with spread arms,
cropping and knock
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20

Ing on tho furniture. Suddenly
he tripped and fell his length over a
PROSTATE body. 1t was what he had
looked for, yet 1t shocked him; and he
narvslsd that so rough an impact
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
Win throw spen her gates snd eth bounthus
eroslty viii display to her thousands OF gue's'
Shining, Respondent, Dazzling Corn Palaca
Whose gorgeous beauty hardly be exessiea IN
the universe by any building Of temporary na'u'~'
In addition to the masnlfcepce Of The Corn
Palace Daiiding tasre viii be given a =. 49, =.

Among the msui-
fold attra ctio o
one Of the great
est is Phi,ney's
Grand United
States d a n d Of
Chicsgo, " hose
music has dr'lf 80
ed thousands ON
thousands Z. I'st-
ensss.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
NJ e

Cipcinnd
Aasociatio
at Clevela
officers W
Il. II. Ho
dents, w
Leroy w
Ohio; IL.
George f.
a. Stuart
son, Mort
trea1urer,
ington. X
+. T. I'd
Samuel L
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
] I
Must Dens

London,
win be tax
ship at "
Russians &
correspond
"and he '
Chinese m.
Accordin
pondent OF
day, Earl
liminary {
consists il
realizes, {
and his &C
is of the {
visable for
tive by CO
chiefly re
their der
Shanghai
press dows
two days
The Tim
kin, dated
Russians ]
previous I
The Par
says: IF.
been assn.
the conpl
ihNluuiHs
and the tc
where"
The Rui
cording to
day, was
Tien-tsin
ing to the
with the I
Gen. Oh
his troops
When ask
future, Inc
swered:
United st
any event
he nrn,,il.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20

Brush
plymouth
after acr
woodland
stretch of
over whit
clouds. T
into activ
haze simp
OF Plynt
scores OF
cattle and
bers of b
OF very n
losses are
the aggre
alone.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-09-20
" ILL
sovERNM

gotiati'
sity Of
washing
developner
lions yeste |
could be a
being still
therefore,
ders. Wa
awaiting v
ment as Z |
the troops
that this ]
inmediatel
something
the change |
sian COVER
days dispa |
ton has ]
postponenn
the fact is
less, howe
taken by F |
nothing III
spouse TO
mediate eY
the Russia
Instead, it |
Of the sit
from the
Chafee's ]
him, after
military {
when and
American
He might
q degree h |
to that oc
vance upol
free hand
ment Of 4
American
pesal may
of the fac |
express pU |
erroneous
made upon |
was again
yesterday
position OF |
from a co
time in col |
eral Grigg
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-06-16
Fbr Western Bachelors.

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The latest thing in the way OF a
matrimpnial bureau has been presented
in piaIl to the conference of charities
and corrections whsch closed recently
Al Topeka. 1t was to bring about mar
lriages between the surplus marriage
abis daughters Of the New England
states and the bashful farmer boys Of
Kansas and Colorado.
The is famine Of eligible husband
material in the New England states and
famine of wife material in the farm
ing communities of the west. Before
long fund will be raised for bringing
several trainloads of these young dam
sells to the west, and the farmer boys
are urged to spruce up and be ready for
the catch when the train arrives. There
are sure to be number of pretty ones
among the lot and the best boys get
News Reporter.