Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-05
In "a Personal Vein.

In "a Personal Vein.
Samuel NJ. Clemens and family will
make their permanent home at Hart
ford. Conn.
w. ]. Rainey. the millionaire coal and
coke operator OF Cleveland lis dead.
Father Tighe. Of Holy Angels
church. Chicago, died of pneumonia.
Ministers think charges of heresy
should be made against DIR. Hills of
Brooklyn. action may be taken by the
Chicago presbytery.
A telegram received at Cleveland
from Baltimore reports the death Of
w. j. Raincy. the millionaire coal and
coke operator at the Johns Hopkins
hospital.
Cardinal MAJ llela, bishop Of Pales-
trina and project Of the congregation
of sacred rites. is dead. He was born
in Italy in 1888 and was created a
cardinal In 1856.
Harvey l.. Goodall, for thirty years
the publisher and proprietor of the
Drovers' Journal. died at Chicago of
heart failure. He had been an invalid
for seine time. Mr.. Goodall was born
at Lurenburg, VT, in 1886.
Or. Francis Sinclair Barbarin. for
twenty-seven years the curator of the
Corcoran art gallery at Washington,
died at his home in Georgetown. He
vas born in Newport, II. l., sixty-seyen
years ago and was well known in art
circles throughout the country.
Mai. Gen. Thomas l.. Mountain, re-
| tired. is dead at his home in Danyille,
Que. aged seventy-three years. Gen.
Mountain served through the Indian
mutiny. during which period Gen. Sir
George White. the defender of Lady
smith. was an officer on his staff.
Charles G. Mafitt, former chairman
of the state Democratic committee, a
horsenan of national reputation and
of the wealthiest citizens of st.
Louis, died at his residence Ia nat
city of pneumonia. He was about
fifty years of age and had never been
married.
DR.. Ulrich Johnson. who superin-
tended the scientific part of the Ger
man village in the Midway plaisance
at the Columbian exposition in 1893.
has just died in a private insane
asylum at Boston. He had eyaded
justice for teveral years, having com-
mitted one offense against morality.
In General.
New York imports for last week
$11. .367.
The Chicago labor troubles show no
signs of abatement.
The price of wagons at Racine, Wis,
has advanced 20 per cent.
The bill repeating the Horton boxing
law has been signed by Gov. Roosevelt.
American chess players won The in
ternational match with the British
team.
Indiana will celebrate the Tooth an
niversary Of territorial government on
July A..
The report of the New York bureau
of statistics shows an increase in i'm
migration.
Chinese policemen will assist In
maintaining order in Chinatown, San
Francisco.
Coal miners and operators at Sagi-
nav. Mich, agreed to advance wages
80 per cent
James b. Dill's fee for arranging the
Carnegie rick Zeal Is said to have
been $1,00O.O00.
The California law requiring the sig.
nature OF newspaper articles has been
/ declared void.
Big steel concerns are said to lie
making special prices with a general
cut impending.
The Carnegie company has been In.
~corporated in New Jersey with a cap
ital stock of $3.50. 100000.
Smallpox has broken out at the
Academy OF Our Lady of the Sacred
Heart at Fort Wayne. Ind.
Daniel s. Ford's estate Of $4,000, 0OO
has been beQueathed to charity
through the Baptist Social union.
Count Vincent de Benedict. French
ambassador at Berlin before the Fran
co-Prussian war, is dead.
New York officials, 1t is said, will
guarantee protection to a new lottery
similar to the Louisiana scheme.
A secret organization is being formed
in every county In Kentucky for the
purpose Of avenging Goebel's death.