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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
TOWN IS UP.
Man Fatally Shot While Serving .
Warrant for Malpractice.

Man Fatally Shot While Serving .
Warrant for Malpractice.
Gilman, ILL.,, Aug. 28.-Michael Ryan,
who, with others, accompanied Consta-
BILE John Milstead last night to serve
a warrant for malpractice on Mrs. Df.
c. M. Wright, was fatally shot by an
unknown inmate Of the woman's lay
ing-in hospital. The victim of the al
legged malpractice was a sixtecn-year-
old girl named Bessie Salter. The town
is in a fever of excitement. a mob sur
rounds the house of Mrs. Wright with
threats to fire it and the inmates have
not yet been arrested. The death OF
Miss Salter occurred Friday. The
body was taken to her home during
Friday and was buried secretly In the
cemetery Saturday by relatives. As
soon as the facts became known a
coroner's Jury was summoned and the
coroner ordered the body exhumed. A
warrant was sworn out for the arrest
of DR.. Wright and a crowd Of men
went with the constable to serve IT.
They knocked on the door, got no re-
Spouse and forced their way In. Then
some one fired out Of h inner dark
ness. Ryan fell fatally injured and
The crowd %retreated, carrying Ryan
AS they departed three more shots
were fired after them. Dennis Carr
was shot in the leg.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
WISE MURDER.

Another Suspect Arrested Yesterday
AfternOon-The Ofacers Are Mum.
Anoka, MIMI, Aug. 25.-New devel-
opments in the Wise murder case came
to light yesterday morning. A young
man was brought to this city by De-
tective Brown and Sheriff Merrill and
was put under severe questioning, but
not a thing a be ascertained as to
the outcome, for the officers will not
reveal the least inkling. Rumor a it
that Martha Wise has made some
more statements that are verifying
themselves, and hat these will cause
more arrests in a short time. Some
believe the officers are Tightening the
chain of evidence against Miller and
Hardy, but it is more probable that
when the arrests are made it will be
some n else, for there are several
parties under surveillance, who, If ar
rested, could fastenE the crime OF the
guilty one
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
SOUTH DAKOTA ITINERARY.

Roosevelt Will Make Over Twenty
Speeches in Four Days Trip.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Aug. 25.-The fol-
lowing is the programme for Gov.
Roosevelt's trip, with the names OF
the places in the order in which they
will be visited:
Sept. 11-Flandreau, Madison, Sioux
Falls, Canton, Elk River, Vermillion
and Yankton.
Sept. u - Chamberlain, Plankinton,
Mitchell, Woonsocket, Huron, De
Smet and Brookings..
Sept. 13-watertown, Clark, Redaeld.
Faulkton and an evening meeting at
Aberdeen.
Sept 14-webster. Milbank and siss-
eton.
Gov. Roosevelt will leave Sisseton in
time to reach Fargo for an evening
meeting.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
BRITISH PRISONERS RESCUED.

Several Beers and Quantities of Am
munition Also Taken
London, Aug. 26.-The following dis
patch has been received at the war of.
fee from Lord Roberts:
"Baden-Powell rescued 100 British
prisoners at Warm Baths Aug. % and
captured twenty-five Beers and a Ger
man artillery officer. Buffers casual
ties Aug. 81 were seven killed and
Capt. Ellershaw and twenty-one men
wounded and five men missing. Kitch-
ener, Aug. %, had eight casualties.
While accommodating in the Komati
valley Rumble found 14O,O 900 rounds of
ammunition buried. The columns pur-
suing Dewet made wonderful marches.
Col. MacKinnon covering 224 miles In
fourteen DAYS."
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
FIGHT FIRE AT COUNCIL CITY.

Blazing Forests in the Nome Dfstrict
Threaten to Destroy the Homes OF
the Gold Seekers.
Seattle, Wash, Aug. 2s.-For nearly
two weeks the 1000 residents of Coun-
ell City, according to Nome advices,
have fought a fierce fight against
forest fires. which threatened the
whole town. On Aug. 10 the terrible
forest fires on Solomon river had
ceased or had passed further up the
river. Twenty-Five cabins Of the set
Element were burned; ten partly so.
Charles Blackwood of Cleburne, Tex,
was burned to death on Aug. 6 while
attempting to set a back fire OH the
prairie. Three other men were slightly
injured.
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LAID TO REST.
Funerals of Judge Mitchell and Ger.
Berry Occur Mt WinQna.

Funerals of Judge Mitchell and Gen.
Berry Occur at Wfnona.
Winona, Mimi, Aug. Is. All that
was mortal of the late Judge William
Mitchell was laid at rest in Woodlawn
cemetery here yesterday afternoon.
The train bearing the remains was
met at the depot by a large delegation
Of the Winona County Bar association
and by many of the friends of the de-
ceased. The body was taken at once
to the First Presbyterian church.
Rev. William Mckinley, D. D., off,
ciated.
The funeral Of Gen. Berry was held
from the residence yesterday after
noon. It was strictly private. Rev.
J. J. Hillmer, assisted by Rev. William
Mckinley, oficiated.
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INSECTS ALMOST KILL HIM.
swarms of Mosquitoes Nearly Bite
Farmer to Death.

Swarms Of MosquitOes Nearly Bite q
Farmer to Death.
Nashville. Ill.,, Aug. 20. - With his
features distorted beyond all human
semblance, and his hands and arms
swollen and SCARED, Andrew Schlake,
q farmer living north Of this city, was
found wandering about in the swamps
along the Okaw river. Myriads Of
mosquitoes lowered over him and
covered his face and body. He was
taken to his home by friends and It
was found that he was suffering from
thousands Of mosquito bites. schlake
had become lost while hunting and
had fought mosquitoes all night. His
case 10 considered serious.
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GOES TO DEATH LIKE A MAN.

Lieut.. Cordu, of Transvaal Artil-
lery, Pierced by Bullet Holes.
London, Aug. ga dispatch from
Pretoria gives details Of the execution
Of Lieut.. Cordua, of the T%ransvaal ar
tillery, convicted by a court martial
Of breaking his parole in plotting to
abduct Lord Roberts and kill British
officers. He walked fearlessly to the
garden behind the jail. At his own
request he was bound and sat in a
chair with folded arms. He told Capt.
Blanchard. commanding the firing
party, that he was ready, and ten bull
lets struck him. The body was buried
near the spot where the lieutenant
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Po.ae Chaainr Tramps,

Posse ChasfnH TFamp1.
Sheffield, Ind, Aug. ga posse OF
citizens is out after four tramps who
shot Frank Clarity and Patrick Welsh
last evening. The posse has, 1t is re-
ported, surrounded the men in a corn
field and the fugitives will fare badly
II caught. Garrity and Welsh were
walking along the bank of the canal
when they were met by the men, who
demanded money. Clarity and Welsh
had none and the four tramps at once
shot at and slightly wounded Clarity
and put three bullets into Welsh. He
will die.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
Narrow Escape for Aeronaut..

Narrow Escape for Aer0nauts.
Paris, Aug. 28.-Two aeronauts had
a narrow escape at Vincennes. The
ascension was made in the presence
of thousands Of spectators. The bal
loon was driven by the wind against
some telegraph wires and took fire
from the communicated current. The
aeronauts slid down the ropes.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
, OMAHA GROWS SMALLER.

Heavy Decrease in Population of
the Nebraska City.
Washington, Aug. 25.-Omaha. Neb.,
Il the first city thus far counted in the
twelfth census to show a decrease In
population during the past decade.
The count of the population of Omaha
lust completed shows 102, 555. The pop
dlation in 1890 was 140,452. This is a
decrease in ten years Of 1887, or 1858
per cent.
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CORBETT MEANS BUSINESS.
willing and Anxious to Fight Fit
or JefrieS or Both.

willing N ANTIQUE TO Right F1tz
or JefYries OIL Both.
New York, Aug. 28.-James j. Cor
bett, who is to do battle with Kid Nc
Coy before the Twentieth Century club
on Aug. 80, announces that he is will
ing to meet Bob Fitzsimmons Friday.
Aug. 81, win or lose his match with
Mccoy. The only stipulation Corbett
makes is that the fight shall take place
before the Twentieth Century cloub.
Corbett adds that in cas- Fitz does
not are to fight him the proposition
is open to Jeffries. Corbett stated that
he would deposit $500 to-day to bind
a match with either of his conquerors.
W. A. Brady, manager of effries said
Of Fitzsimmons' challenge to efries:
IT have covered Fits deposit Of ST.
500 to make a match for the champion
ship, and will meet Fitz to-day to de-
eide on the time and place Of meeting"
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Gave Hi. Life for Another.

Uniontown, Pa, Aug. 2s.-Altha M.
Rittenour Of this place lost his life
yesterday trying to saw Samuel
Trimble of East End, Pittsburg. from
death in the Monongahela river W.
eral miles above Point Marion. Ritz
tenour went to his rescue and when he
reached the drowning man the latter
clutched him in such a way that Rit-
tenour was helpless and both went
down.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
Coke work. shut Down

Dunbar, Pa, Aug. 28.-Orders were
received at this place yesterday from
the officials Of the Cambria Steer
Company Of Johnstown to shut down
all their works at this place for an in
definite period. The Cambria Steel
company own the Mahoning, Atlas.
Anchor, Uniondale and Great Bluff
plants. which comprise over 400 ovens.
The shutdown is attributed to a sur
plus Of coke at the furnaces at Johns
town. Over 400 men will be idle. 4.
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Washington, Aug. 28. Russia, Ger
many and Japan a not declared
war upon China either separately or in
concert. This statement is made upon
the authority Of the highest character.
What those nations nay do within the
next forty-eight hours, or within the
next fortnight is a question which no
one in Washington is prepared to
answer. A brief dispatch from Chefu
conveying a rumor current there that
Russia, Germany and Japan had
JOINED in a declaration of val upon
| China aroused some interesting COM
ment among Washington officials and
among diplomatic representatives of
foreign governments resident here. In
neither official nor diplomatic circles.
however, was the rumor
Taken Seriously.
No information of such action has
reached either the department of state
or the legations of the governments
| primarily interested. That fact alone
is accepted in official circles as a suf-
flcient refutation Of the rumor. Late
in tho day a dispatch was received at
the Japanese legation from the foreign
Office Of japan conveying the latest
and most authoritative information Of
the sitpation in and around Picking.
In a measure the advices were Of a
disquieting nature, as they indicated
that the Chinese had rallied their
forces and were preparing for an
Attack Upon the Allies
In Picking. II it should prove that the
allied forces were besisged in Picking
It would account for the lack Of a dis
patch from Gen. Chaffee. AS made
public by Minister Takahari, the dis
patch from the Japanese foreign Office
at Toxic is as follows:
IAN Official telegram dated Picking,
Aug. Is. was received at Toxic from
Gen. Yamaguhi, commander Of the
Japanese forces, to the following eff
feet: 'The capital is now entirely
cleared OF the enemy. A cavalry regi-
ment which had been at Wan Shau
Shan (where the empress dowager's
palace is located) reports that the i'm
perial family, who had left Picking
Aug. IA, started, after a short rest at
Wan Shau Shan, for the west, and
were u
Under the Escort
Of Gen. Ma and his troops, consisting
Of about 500 horsemen and twenty
carts. The Japanese forces occupied
the treasury department, in which
over 1000, 900 taels in silver and a
large quantity Of rice were found. An
other telegraph dispatch, dated Taku,
Aug. %. states that as the Chinese
troops and Boxers who had gathered
at Nan, Yuen were about to attack the
forces at Picking, Japanese and Rus
sian cavalry were expected to encoun-
ter them on the Goth. The dispatch
further states that Chinese infantry,
some 1900 strong, with fifteen guns.
are advancing forward from Shan
Tung to make a rear attack on the
a1lies.'"
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Extradition Papers Issued.
Washington, Aug. 26.-The state de-
partment yesterday forwarded to the
British embassy extradition papers for
Julian T. B. Arnold, wanted in England
and now held In San Francisco. He 10
charged with embezzlement.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
BRITISH STE AMER ASHORE.

Crew Escapes hut Vessel Will Be .
Total Los.
Alden, Aug. 26.-The British steamer
Ingra, Capt. Burkell, from Passaroeang
July %, for the United States, is ashore
twenty-eight miles south southwest of
Cape Guardfui, and will probably prove
a total wreck. Capt. Burkell and
eight Europeans and twenty native
members of the crew were picked up
and landed here. The rest are missing.
having taken to the boats. The ma
tives are %plundering the wreck.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
TOBACCO CROP DAMAGED.
Estimated Loss by Hail in Wiscon.
sin Ia 800. O

Estimated Loss by Hail in
sin IL 100000.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Aug. 25.-A terrible
hail, rain and wind storm visited this
section, doing extensive damage. Re-
ports from the surrounding country
tell Of great damage done to standing
leaf tobacco, which was damaged by
hail to the extent Of many thousands
Of dollars. In many instances whole
fields were literally u to pieces.
Leaf tobacco dealers estimate the
damage at fully 500, 900. Thomas Ed
denis farm buildings were fired by
lightning and destroyed, and three
valuable horses owned by Chris Han
son we're killed by lightning.
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tlonS1 information bearing on events
in Picking: Japanese report emperor
(and) empress left Picking 18th, rested
at Wau Shou Shan. supposed destina-
ton Tai Yuan Flu (Tai Yuen Fun, Shen
81. Prince Ching believed In Picking.
Ii Ping Heng died. Half population
left"
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Douhle .Traxedy.

Ottawa, Ont. Aug. 2e. - A message
from Montobello, a small village in this
vicinity states that H. Thomas and
Nine. La Croix were shot and killed
last night. The shooting was done by
Stanislaus La Croix. husband Of Nine.
La Croix, who is said to have barri-
caded himself against the police. Sher-
if Wright of Ottawa county has left
for the scene Of the tragedy.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
ACQUITTED OF MURDER.

Mrs. Ruth Stewart Released and
Verdict IL Well Received.
Harlan, KY, Aug. 26. Mrs. Ruth
Stewart has been acquitted of the
charge of murder of Vinah Daniels by
stabbing her thrice with a penknife:
The deceased had alienated the ahec-
lions Of Stewart from his wife. The
verdict was we'll received.
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Po.tomce

Sank Center, MIMI, Aug. Is. - The
store building Of S. N. Thompson Of
GRAY Eagle, together with it's contents.
Including the %postofiice, was wholly
DESTROYED by fire Of unknown origin.
Loss. s $500; insurance. $500.
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= r1a< Coz. On.

Santiago, Cuba, Aug. 26.-It is indica-
tive Of the policy Of the United States
government that the Cuban flag will
be hoisted to-day with elaborate cere-
mony over the palace in Santiago. It
will float there for the first, time since
Gen. shafter ordered It hauled down
IN 1895.
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Valuable Iron Find.

lFOM VInue
Duluth, Mimi, Aug. 25.-It is report
ed that a valuable find of irol ore has
been discovered eighteen miles west
and a little north Of Tower. This is
q section which has of late years been
devoted to agriculture, and at no time
has it been suspected that the land
contained iron. The discovery is cree
ating some excitement, and IL the de-
posits are extensive 1t a new
district on the Vermillion range.
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Fatally sla.hed by a Negro.

Fatally Slaahed by a Negro.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Aug. %. An un-
known negro boy probably fatally
slashed Angus Morrison, superinten-
dent Of bridges for the Chicago Great
Western railway last night as he was
hurrying to catch a train. He can
give no cause for the assault unless he
accidentally brushed against the negro.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
Trailing That s2o.ooo.

Burlington, Iowa, Aug. 2S.-Two de-
tectives left Burlington last night for
some point East where it is claimed
they will arrest men concerned in the
$50, 900 Adams Express robbery. It IL
stated that three are In the gang, and
all will! be in the hands Of the detec-
tives by noon to-day.
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Suicide While Insane.
Caledonia, Mimi, Aug. 25.-william
steffen, a resident tailor Of this viii
lage, committed suicide by shooting
himself in the head. He lived but .
short time. Temporary insanity is
supposed to be the cause.
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Freight Trains Collide.

Hastings, MIMI, Aug. s5.-A collis-
ion occurred at Eggleston between the
first section of freight No. 70, going
east, and No. II coming west. The
east-bound train was loaded with
pats and wheat and the other was
made up of empty stock cars. No n
was hurt. The engines were consid-
erably damaged and two Or three cars
of grain we're scattered on the track.
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Fatal Fall.

West Superior, Wis, Aug. ga fall
Of 100 feet down the side of the Great
Northern new elevator here caused
the death Of Eyer Ffnstad of this city.
He died three hours afterward. h
rope holding him broke while he was
descending.
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Ffre cau.e. He.vv

Fire Causes Heavy Loss.
New York, Aug. ga fire in the top
floor Of the building in Wooster street
occupied by the Birken- Strauss COM
pany, manufacturers Of ladies' UNDER
wear, caused a loss Of about $500, 900.
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Three Men Crushed to Death.
B~ellefonte, PE. Aug. 2e.-Three un-
known .HungarNans were crushed to
death yssterda4by a cave-in of hum
dreds Of tons AZ rock and earth in
Sugar Camp mile No. 4 Of the Lehigh
Valley Coal company near Snowshoe.
The men were removing pillars pre-
paratory to abandoning the mine. A
rescue party after working all day
failed to recover the bodies.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-01
EVACUATION OF PEK1NG.
ChaFee Would Send Word II Such a
Step Wa Contemplated.

Chaffee Would Send Word II Such a
Step Was Contemplated.
Washington, Aug. &c. = The Chinese
situation developed little of importance
yesterday. 1t is stated frankly by the
officials in the state. war and navy de-
partments that no dispatches have
been received bearing or the problem
which has yet to be solved, namely,
the disposition of China's affairs at the
hands of the powers. In the absence
Of other food for speculation the re-
ceipt of two casualty lists from Gen.
Chaffee, dated at Tien-tsin, were made
the basis for a report that he and the
American force had evacuated Picking.
It was stated at the war department.
however, that no advices have been
received indicating that Gen. Chaffee
had left Picking, and it was said he
would have advised the war depart
ment and given his reasons for doing
80 had he contemplated such an linz
portant step.
Regarding the attitude of this gov
eminent in case Of serious differences
among the powers arising as to their
future course in China, 1t was stated
on authority yesterday that this gov
eminent remained opposed to any ter
ritorial division Of China, as was
plainly stated In Secretary Hays
note Of July Sd. Every resource Of d.
plomacy will be exhausted to prevent
. partition Of the empire, and It was
said the diversion Of American troops
to Manila, already announced by the
war department. was practical evil
denoe to the other powers Of the good
faith Of the United States in this mat
Empress Left Pekins.
Acting Secretary Adee made public
last night the following dispatch from
$3.50 ~~-Sn~ - w. -, s-a..s--
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Riot Mt q Dall Game,

st. Joseph, Mo-. Aug. 2S.-At yester-
day afternoons ball games a gang Of
hoodlums. angered at a decision by
Umpire Ebright against the home
team, started a small sized riot. Eb-
right and the Denver players were
pelted with missiles and compelled to
flee to places of safety. Pitcher
Schmidt Of Denver felled several mem
bers of the mob with a club.
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PASSING OF HONEST JOE.

Gambler Stuart Dies Penniless After
Giving Away Fortunes.
San Francisco, Aug. rs. "Honest
Joe" Stuart, once king of the gamblers
on the Comstock lode when the mines
were realizing millions every month,
is dead. Stuart gave several fortunes
to charity. In his last days he was
penniless.
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SUCKED OUT THE VENOM.

South Dakota Parents Save Child's
Life by Heroic Treatment.
Sioux Falls, s.. D.. Aug. rs. The
little son of a farmer named William
son, living near White Lake, was Bit
ten by a rattlesnake. The life of the
lad was saved by his parents. who
opened the wound made by the rat
tiers fangs and sucked out the poison.
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SMALL. REWARD FOR LABOR.

Robbers Steal q HalfJTon Safe and
Get Two Stamps.
Chicago, Aug. %. Four men broke
into the Offices of the South Chicago
Bottling works. N~inety-sixth street
and Exchange avenue, and stole the
safe, weighing 1000 pounds. After
carrying it a mile out on the prairie
they broke it open to find two two
cent postage stamps,
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Murdered for His Money

Murdered for His Money,
Kansas City, Aug. %. = Edmund
Fautrek, aged twenty-one years, son Of
a wealthy farmer, was killed in wyan-
dotte county, Kan, across the river.
The evidence points to murder for rob-
berry. The body was. found on the
tracks Of the Kansas City & Leaven-
worth Electric line.
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ST. LOUIS, POPULATION.

Census Shows That the Old Town IL
Growing.
Washington. Aug. 26.-The popula-
ton Of st. Louis, according to the
count of the twelfth census just COM
pleted, is SIS, 238. In 1890 the popula-
ton of st. Louis was 451, 40. The in
during the past ten years was
49, 1853, or 1888 per cent.
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Lynchers to nd Arreatea.

TO BE Arrested.
Canton, Pa, Aug. 2S.-Warrants have
been applied for for five men, al
prominent farmers in this section who
are alleged to have been members Of
the mob that hanged William Mccain.
alias Leonard. to a tree Friday night.
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workman Killed.

Winona, Mimi, Aug. pa laborer
named Larry Kustlewski was Instant
" killed by the caving in of a sewer In
which he was at work in the western
mart Of the city.