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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

Says the Portland oregonlan: "It "a
the belief OF some historians that the
name Oregon IL Aragon In disguise,
that u was given 10 this country by
the early Spanish yoyngers and that
American explorers no interpreted the
word given them BY the Indians. The
nieory 10 az least plausible and indI
Gates d strange freak Of fate. The
name Spain proudly brought TO this
distant coast returned 10 the West In.
dies 800 years isier 10 destroy the
power " Spain On the seas. Little
thought De FDcn when be sighted this
coast IN issG that some day IL would
buiid a warship which. under the name
" 6rsgon. OF Oregon. would be fore
mort 10 The hattie that marked the end
% spaln's dominion 10 the new world"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

NNN*4#NMEHN 1870
AZ ~ bssd 10 Asgd tive eG6csagi0a fAas
s0sae ropaIssss ase poa acfing ID good
1atsA. They a. ros believe tbe d0Ieful
predictions ~ which tbey are cont ~ &c.
dnlge Dbsn ihey contemplate the possi
kiissy 81 Tie continuation In power ~ the
present administrative. TIE peoples
part hAs ben ~ Often . faiss psophes
u disaster that 1, sss boot faith in itseif.
When IL nominated james Is. Weaver fr
the presidency eight yssTs agoit solemn
ly deel4T q ihss the 13tion wSg co the
verge ~ mora ami material ruin. Moth
isg cOun saw. IL bot the success Of a
party which would increase the circa
lating Msdium 10 nOs bess than go per
espita. The statemen, was reiterated 10
1885, and now IL h made again ia ten
pera;e language, by the popsIisss al Sioux
Falls and 10 incorporate language by
those st Cincinnati. Business will 10
ruined; tiefew rich will continue 10 hold
The n0se, 81 the pO0ri 10 the gFiDdstone,
the republic will give Nay % an empire
and tie press has been Subsidized IN or
DIR that IL may moi tell the truth. No
body believes THESE lugubri0us waiIings.
There may be many things about our
present government which are nc; as
they should BE-; bu: we are not on the
verge ~ ruin. In NO other country IN
the world do the people enjoy such gen
erai prosperity and 10 many comforts.
They may decide that t+ey want certain
reforms In the government and mas
therefore put another political party i0to
power; but they donot believe iha, a
country IL threatened by q moral aud
material collapse.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

DeEzFsT1ENt - s6s EEaerg@r. UM8Lss@ STATES
LamG gsrR
Wsssr1@wn- q d. AgEl ~ Ess.
q NgEe4eMf GgNasG&t x1SvbE M&EsNE 5neZ
8Ss1 rs sa2E NE&es ~ S&eEcD GfEk&- rg@9sss
sEse sgSs@RS haG2natS&a sEsgg No 21z ms&g
&aEcS 10. fsse. for AZ - the z@S ~ SseFEeS 10
a&8 she sr ~ tie ae4 SsNaan1 a. .cwzsAZ TIA
Range a. ~ AMGGz EOtaMs&1. GNEahEa@S NH6rh
~ a. alleged E&st s@n6 esaszS1s. AEE@2 Es1z.-
ala has uACs8g zhS&GO9s8 t&aG aFSE& sze
esssvxs9 "a resscese@ sAEress&an Tor Eaors
80. s,.e yssr asxt Vroces3sZx tas 15De hsTe
az SO ssss. msEs1g K1Hd e1trg sA@f said
1890 Eeses lived - sSsa tract ssas ssA
srsrs ES6 cNss5gSse3 ~ kha5 EsrzB
ss8 Z sea ssstaed upon ~ rnqzars9 y law
dis NAsd zbsand 0EsneNt H&k rot csEs@g Me-
Rsssmzers ia the IL. ., Array 0E Nay snsf saA2
raasrsrs IL BOW end hSs bee1 tGE DysE org
gsSg lzgt past alFSng b. -Se e8xT - AAAesg0-
r.Sts N LgEHOis. ss0 parties are 5sfsDg LNEf-
bed 10 spEezr. FespoD1 And p-sr sTAos-e@
tOzrhfEg NsA Sl3egsfs01 az B0esDcE lc1
guEs z. 800 bgfore AEDla1 AtebasD1. cssrx
~ sbe Circuit CDsrS, Day 10zasg- "
Msksss~r q. D. and sbst Goal hssrsaE En. %
kega al 10 o2esock q. n On July 2 S3S nsfDrs
80 xsxixser arc E~eceiEes ~ sbs LEltsa
states Lszd O1seR N Nsisrs~EE sO1tc
Tae aid coutessars kzFing. u a pFOper
ssBSavfs. ElsG MAY lxs. 1870 sss TORN facts
shsck Show that after cns ei4Lss1c~ p~ersCGaA
Fs-ysre Of skfK bo.8sS cSS E14 D& mace ~ -
hereby ordered sS6 dissetSa Ek&s sDr1 notice
De- giys1 b. ags sEs preTeL gsbsaessag& 40 ts
Rex0sx2F aad Farmer. ssssssv. % ID
Gs0rgs W. Case.
c-isfasrfs address EsosiFer-
Wat EoEsk Dak0.s-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
srNNONs
First pvb MAJ. ~

First pwb- Nay. DI-
state of so1ah DAKOTA Ii ircajt gogrs-
C0nnsY % Dxy. gF~IttAJEsSelslG israit
Ia Adolf Eoeh. an Iassre PerEo1, bT
Hsnn l. Jonss. Eis GSsnslsn. RssIDtias
rA,Imssrrn., A z LsDhSrtoat -
T-x~s1~ MILES LaDDert0D. EG~asG Lsm
- y,-s LsnbsrtOz. Esth S5ers5sn, ORA
sxLs-@ Ers W0D<s. AEl7 y kizgstDa,
NJ n. stOraer. WIsisE u Lsns
Iiervxo Lsmherto1. SARAH kr~sssras s0A
Lnhert0n. DefeDcsDn,
Tts S.s.. az gonsh DzkOts ssSds DrestsES
% sh.yys usrae1 U@te11s1t8s
- Is-ehg FEznraOGsc aed regHhfe1t y
.-., - soRplasRt 81 the sDcFe GeI
pfss..sa xbtrh wfIl De fled IN f9s oIeS ~
- 1Isrs a TIE Ciregst L~nrt ~
1ayssg. a. Wehster. Scufh Dsko.e
ser,s 4 e1uy 81 y0sr srsEsr c~tss -.
:, ,nstr %see % Dakota Ass1ns.t tLsI.S
- PER- Hngbee EOzGty cOeso Da
withir tbirSy days after sbe 49, -
spmmoU, eIelussys ~ the cay o. ssr-1.-
III voc TAI 10 snwveg this cof5Ds1s. 49,
Ire a. PIai1sia Mil sppsy 70
fgr - reiief dennsnne6 AZ TIE cs1p.s.,h
Dstsd st Pierre. south Dsc0sas N
- 80 sd in the OHses Of ihs Issrs %
tbs CIreaff COsrr. ~ Day ConstZ
41usL Ds kota, % the II day ~ Nsg-
H0rnsI A Sts~zr
pom. os~ Plsintia Aisornsys.
Pierre SOGtb Dskots,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
gEgK7Fr NOTICE.

QUINTET &0IHlL
Nag Asx
D8EARTMETT or VEE 8NgEn1lE
Ercsb STRESSES LlzIS Giiir1
MHtprasypa4 a. D. Mar o. 1B&
d elsff asssff saEaGfFa tEEErE tgsse1 flied a.
atEas stflge ny Etse haVarIl syQn1test4I-. REsfuF.
Tastss G1ssrss sltrw vs. BhfZ matte 9tf-
rusw 12tsASsn Etx IwA tsstulssI IlasTgH3Gg
III nstaEs 81. ~ Ns1le1r EHsx G<HgsH-Es n
s9zfut 80 ls sG8ssat s4sr aF8a rlanzatf tFHs
Ht6s9g 1s24s1 HR S&sEf 90 SOW s1s 1sssfE. -THe
ezsssaa sHT4 ~ cE71faE4F ga sS8f tgact ntrsIE
EAss gssEt Rssb 20 abH lHfitussrNea ~ rsuss unc
ssszHs - sF psHSs BIt assE WHISKY Es4JsS ON
GbE e. s1sssss gssrF Sc ID srF uatbsv etgtJGf
gatn sae ssmtEu rpanurs law n xA,asa &1Etst
n1S1sN @*as sfrassR Ert tss-ssq pEatsG -
sEseS-- seFzGWS ant ~ ~ ss11staros s0ptfI1r
ssaa BasaEaGsfa ssa H. e8sSrF a. an ssn 8p8g o.
9s5E SSPfcrs tass EeTFas- ant Esns3Tar ~ Eia
Epaase sratsg LsnG ESane ~ &ster1pvu.& D.
TitlE a2&s eSnHsssszst 81 q gsgLst aEaGsTr-
as6 HsF r. MaE NJ fgEdt faezs vha5r5t Ebgv
ealsF assfr 9Ne 9a1aEs1scs s~EgrEHsA FeETEss 90
f&& 1sDsrse ss@ 1E# DE mS&s. 81 8t AgeftEg.
Er&enES EHe GAssessm ahKs sufh Dptaps BE-
gGFsE IA eEas aEa @zEtsss .aEGaeala91 a.
nFS@s1aF SDG FsrEss WanstsT - D.
G4enne "a Gaae
o. mxs 6 . saAFsfs Esgs5TEF.
WEssten Is u ErslE E,esrs
1GnEgxRF egg NGHfE EafyL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
The Thistle Of sea,ra.a.

Once upon a time many hundred
years the Danes made war upon
the Scots and invaded their country.
One dark night. az they were Earch-
ing upon an encampmept Of sleeping
Scots. M OF their number troc upon
q thistle. The pain was 10 sudden
% Intense that the nan gave q loud
cry, This awakened the sIumberinS
Scots. who sprang TO arms and defeat
cd the assaiirItA. In gratitude for the
dellverance the Scots made the thistle
their national emblem.-Journal OF Ed
ucation.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
BTAM0Nk

MBFG%1M
Stare ~ hnuti laaksnE IN Iiirrnn 0Uur1
@
GfonIrE ~ Deg JDftinEal AiTTslrL.
5sstaE ytsun taei1Ktif,
~.
Ls-T Glfslul LefeuLs1n.
The &sz1-s 80 HDIFst 1saEtSH seuuE E~ssLnE
50 siss Etsps nslnst EaffsntstIFE
aup tss 1sfrssfg sTsuTuyufsE nIic Required 10
EusvEg sks nfuII,sffuG u DiEF NFs-lIn Winch
vac ttssc ga 1ift ES1f nss GG NAG A4lEsAsII
ais sf iDF " lhs AiisrE az Gfe 1rrrnn 1un-t
w1FttEr snc Ssr BsSSc Lies EaurGE Az Nsfssfer
S,SrbE GksEsSEa fsiTt - SERVE q rupF Sc VIM
enBRer au tie riau@c-itsu az IE8 tEtffcs IA &Iss
AefT sc ~ ~sFfsFsf- ntnEsu LfsEurE vcfEiETE 1nr-1
pHss 8tSHr 4ts sssTF1ue - AtH8E htminEuk. 81
r5nsaps 40 tns day 80 SERVICES 11 NDp &HL ~
answer TtfF npaD1aisnr westsiU Ntsat ElnH, tie
pRSufnsf va EigGy o. Ete 8igp-T SIR Ett rtEte.
nssIaz1rIssG a. che DguBlsl1n nsaia-s 8Essek
Dated a. " s~tsssszr e u ehdF a ga G MEE
e. D. 1875.
= II Luud
AEelIrrE . Ertu-uH
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
Re.Gh on a.. Mini.,er.

sfr William Long tells a story OF an
old Scotch lady who could not abide
long sermons. She was hobbiing out
Of the kirk one Sunday when q coach
man. who was waiting for his people.
asked her, lis the minister dune VII
his Sermon
HE was dune lang syne." said the
cid lady impatiently, but we wauna
stopf"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
knsbne fa- F4ubiiaatim
AurlfsT

a. Xapartutv1 r d.. April T.
1864. 4f,sBov,yur
Kgtfre 4 tFensuT rFvH3 EMi "a A4Ae
- setf(t baf Eiap a0tEEe ~ nh lHt.hHAfA
- ~yslisv u.s. harAesEeaa0 1ssGl prSaig.l Slllls1zl
80 -Turtgr. % II ma agSe8ImE, rzh LisT&
n,u4-r gmrr1H Webster on ssuIzs ~ 1s@
TTENEE &A1A58A.
Iu 4Er- No ZaL fnf ih@%2
a TwT IL, hangs -
E.gFsufek the folGUE7nT NfN1lezSt- - 31tNt
~ ru,ftiruTaIz rssIag1EE U8tH EziI rnffFThlioi
81 said iaAu 2
- 1,p.glrx AZ u fuEAaI 90. 1SRE LG,
1aes AtuvF-,
1aarHsTt--
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

-aa,.r usjye at Hts-ruvn 3 j.. April u
fFN.
NBrfrf h lEsrstr given GlJHt 1iHt dOltiSIlE
-,F nyar Eg-tIr nHx 1itsI imtIEs ~ fEk I1u1aIKtlfT
~ usaaks nH nunIssFasn t1IEE urIs31 n SrJusiTz
~ 10 claim HuE EiHt saIl Urar vii if mate
Fasfp-. H. ,utiEt fs n ans H1yselErE Iist Alif-f
~ umrv (4aT1- 81 " sBzrer, 9 h m a1rnf
=. IssN
ELZA gEAn1A Akt&nfI
EE IIv~y fsE ZIEEIt 1fr lie utA EyA Ent
vvFN aqA Issg. z TxE, - AhIIea NJ
Ts names Eis iuligvEnE WITNESSES 10 JTt~s
f1le rEstluuauf rsslLs.In5t II8I ant nnkSrvartin
81 stltr GnUn wE.
9AestaFr al. ataLR-zm4s 3ss1Fsr ts0lHtEENAERn
gu~g Tea-srr. Tls Il a8usuI 81 st HaustsL. r
O. lac IA. &lA LAt HltNAr
AHEm1Ew,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

fAsS ptaTtSssh.
&parsr.kr elnlnIs
gs rsTp p,2nil make
ys,y slscssrm
O1se-Ve silshss rElssss
EasE essrFeH warIIs
Sc1 .sf8sk WITH tsas
Tlex with alarm
aenpufns VIII hsrsrs1
g5Ds4 afG tsssRN
TaFr rs4rahspd
Ane we xieiw
HE sm all 49,,
EDI rtSr.s sgIE ats
T8sr rssee 8rsr
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pta2p anS
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Dw sssa Arga
yy cans NEa W@
5ssaHaE raess
sr sns 8ss
AaS as II.
Eeatg s0r as.e
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

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FEs EA Nay
ss q DAKOTA IL Clrrzit C1zrt.
R- BifEE JEEIc5zI
Cla2E sF Day. Czusaiz-
9a&u LzH- Ya.eE
81
L5i& FEssae zEs CEars1osCeas defendant.
TAe Etese ofsazT5 Dasg;a sszSs greeting 70
tgs &b@EE UsraH1 @@fe1&SEr=
39E srF &ersDg surgzDo@EG SE8 required 70
SGtNAg TIRE aD9Fe eBZg8GRBE q EHe plaintiff
al E@t sGsyge eAsgHsa9 2ea5nI. %@5ch i8 fled IA
tie D4rP 81 gEs Clerk % rhs Great c0zFr.
AZ Ms1EzRT Day GNZST. S0Dt@ Dakota. and
- serHs g cDtE 81 9DgR sZsWsr 10 tie said
CDEzI42a1G 2pDZ the EEuscrabET Frank scar
SsEas 01sns "a the GstF q Websser. Day
GCZ&tys c@Ut& Dakota within tbirEy dsys
zfaer tos sTFIce - TIRE srnnacns upoR yO1.
sR@ q g0u fan % sEEWeE said complaint
HstA1E fAe tine Aforesaid. the plaintiff in
t&Es &esaG1 VII take Judgment against you
~ gef$E8s tar tire kEk1 Of Three hundred
ssyfz co4AsFs and ten cents. with Interest
sssrsO1 from the Z5g3 day Of April, 1901. Al
Ehe rate ~ 2 Eer cent gsr sanpra- together
1B16 al fAs plaintiffs sgsts and disbars@
azezts 81 saia sc150s.
Dated az Ne5sser, S24th. Dakota, this 2
day Of Apyll- 100.
Frank Sears.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
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Epu ers fRrety BE11zuIu8 SID -~svE5re& 10
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w8f E3gS aH s&e f dag - APRIL 8D- Hsn.
IN E8s Edi4re G. tae HberE - a&s EGr-w8E Cont
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peus6 4EEBrB- EI1 10 BsEEE a HgEy ~ ygZr
ptFRsat nzeE GAe seg85es- 2 ~ TsgAgr.
E1 Gs s2nE 10 1NE Gggy - @S0=htr. -
tuEae gaEEfg - DsT- and State Of south
EsEfts uGt1g ttsgTE &aFs sftsr tEs service
Gt I&GE eEEusuCEE- #LsEEgTe % tM@ GzE 0f
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1t Naga8E rh4s slime Eas9zt1 WI3E Epp3T 70
fAE IEIrs fu- aGP sss2st aeIaE&B4 s1 tA@ r9na.
glE11g hssH8ag EEHs*
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LHkCtE. 1llE t& Gag OF aEE88 A. D. E4D.
II W Taylor
Ansu~CNT sF P8ainEiI
Webster lRE Co, Sg81h BaEDta-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

Apa&afs a. @1frls9y
TMe ssraea nGae5 t&e fsraa tsssg
Las aaa8e ~ reaseanx ls sgsa u
wDsab d great massF asees ~ H Tie
ge aare lessBse sass ii paafer@
mess @~ussuess.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

Notsrs % Annual Elscti0n % Directors.
To FEse stockbo.ds-F Of the Webster Driving
P&rE sz1 Day County Agricultural Fair
AEENcIzFE1a
P1esEe 10 take Notice. that the annual
ELECTION - said Association for the purp0ss
a. eiseziEg I've Directors. will take place on
Tuesdsy. JuCe 5th. A. D.. 1900, at ! o'clock, p,
n- az the Opera house IN the City OF Webster,
IL Day County. 10 the state Of South Dakota,
G. u. Peterson.
Attest President Board 81 Directors.
Frank Sears,
fsEALl Secretary.
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W7TgCF F.E FTEaLETIUN

FIRST 1uf BJr-IZ Hv
L.al4B uness AZ WHz-guEI4A H. EJrA a 1sA
Nutlce Ia i1sreir gwen unBr aIE fH1spvliI
psru-D SETTER has fIsC ug-IaH 81 IuE EIsaI1Inr
81 mIEf IfunHstsHE futa grtEr ~ srIgEr1 80
lbs rtuiu RuC tuss BBtE ErEsE E7l4 tt mshne ps-
ftYrt 1uf GuaEs 81 Al IUE ftssssnrt CiR rlaTE &C
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las uur1nluuEHgf rRHlteunE EggzE att EI1rsTb-
Etur 90 BtlE &EnG. VIZ
Mai1s Eause. Mat63HF NyTE1c T. 4sEEHrL
amt Anton &EEE1sIr A. SO ZnfsTr
Lss &sEztr- Ahgzsttw
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

IL may well be said that life IL monot
onous. In 50 years we undress for bed
no fewer than 1880 times. dressing
again after each nights repose with
cheerful r~~lguation-Tit.B its.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24
yo,ic. u syysESstboa fSs Probate OF "ha
First DSh. Nsyz

STATE OF sosth Dakota y. co.n,yc ourt
Coast, .. D.,.
In the Matter 81 ths Estass Of Archibald
Eon@ftsoa. dsGe3sef. iii
etc. ~.~~sfox
H. Eysrstt EohsrtsOs. ysssss = -.
Arehis e.. Ecb~ytsDn. las h|osf<s.d
nsIt 81 I'D 81 Archibald Kobertsor ascs1s
Purxusnt 20 az order ~ said Our. \.
on the Fad dsy u nsI 4 " ls1 80, 81
hsrsby ssysp. that Moodsy, the ziss
AsyA u. no. - v o'esoss !. msbsssr
Ia the County ~ Dag. bare bssn ~ wsss -
The time snd place for proy,ss ~ sad for
said Archibald kSb~stson. dssssssa H.5xsrt.
hearing The spIiiesstco u hsry 1870
son tss issuance 10 w Tsylcr 49,. IN
f~estsm@atary uher sp6 sAsss sny 49,
terest@d msy sppess and contest tne y Jra~~
wisnsss the Hon. gcssrh y a~I "a
a. fh~ Cosnty Court ard ~
l-l ssiG Cosss this zpd dag - 80 ~
sz.L a. fDn. a. his ofkcs % ~ ss.s-
f~~b Wek~fer. COunty of Dabs
ct sSush Dakota.
william Atchisso. r<urt.
Clsss Of ths Co<ssJ s
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

v,iR iEisn ~tHr 4 ETrirr hnalfT -
--7rsr fiarIaznnK nssr-ary n Ola FIlh@h
as Ealdau a1r1e-1EtnsG. DIu Iu1l We ~
sstse ii IH n yrruaeIire E1I anIi'DrF r
III acsiur We sinai newer E-Li1 4 hiEu
14zr-ass 1G z-nzt1utIEasE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-24

EBtnH-NF aantiihrF tERs hu]t s-ruris
E1G5 wasGE galrrrE
-~G1nH-N1tE- Evs ZlREt
Elifs-5urrsr E1L E5ra-1lira1gl
EerE
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Tyns~ehs nsERHEt hEF EssnIsE1 Ev VIE sN1G&-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-26
Mrs. Maria Wright Dead,

Mrs. H Maria Wright, wife of Rev. John
R. Wright, died yesterday at the family
northwest after a painful Illness of sever
residence, on 10th street near o street
al weeks. Mrs. Wright was in her seven
tieth year and was reared in the north, but
over fifty years ago she became the wife
of Mr.. Wright and had lived here continu-
ously since. She was devoted member of the
Methodist Church and, with her husband,
was one of the congregation which, over
thirty years since, went from the McKen-
dree Society and formed Hamline NJ. E.
Church, which she had seen grow to a
membership Of 800 or more. In this con-
gregation and the church at large she was
an active worker, and many benevolent,
charitable and religious objects engaged
her active support and sympathy
She was member of the Woman's Relief
Corps and of the Order of the Eastern Star
The funeral will take place at Hamline
Church tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock.
Several ministers will take part in the
services, at the conclusion of which the
interment will be in Glenwood cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-26
DEATH OF WILLIAM KURZ,
Young Man Injured In Elevator Shaft
Friday Last.

William kurz the nineteen-year-old lad
whose back was injured in an elevator shaft
at the government printing office last FRI
day afternoon, died this morning shortly
before O'Clock, at the Emergency Hos
pital kurz dropped a package down the
elevator shaft, and without notifying the
conductor in charge of the car went to the
basement and stepped into the well to pick
up the bundle. AT the time the elevator
was nearing the top story and Kurz thought
there was no danger The counter weights,
however, descended to the bottom and the
crushed.
He was at once taken to the hospital He
rallied soon after reaching the institution,
but last evening his condition suddenly
grew worse and he sank rapidly. His
parents We're with him all day. In the
early evening a bouquet for the injured boy
arrived from the White House
The body of the dead boy is at Gawler's
undertaking establishment, where II will be
held until 10 o'clock this evening and be
taken thence to Carrolton, Md, for inter-
ment. The funeral will be held Wednesday
al ! O'Clock. Six of the young mans COM
panidns at the Government printing office
Will go to Carrollton to act pallbearerS.
Young kurz was nearly twenty years of
age.
Coroner hewitt viewed the body today and
decided to hold an inquest tomorrow. The
jury in the case was sworn this afternoon,
in order that there might be no delay in the
removal of the body to Carrollton, Md, for
intelment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-26
CHARLES &. DULIN DEAD.
Prominent Resident of This City Vie
tim of Heart Disease.

Mr. Charles G.. Dulin died yesterday at l
O'Clock at his residence, 1880 Sixteenth
street, from an attack of heart disease.
Funeral services will be held at the house
Wednesday afternoon at > o'clock and the
interment will be in Oak Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Dulin's death was unexpected to all
except those within the immediate circle
of his acquaintance and the announcement
was received with sincere sorrow by those
who knew the deceased and appreciated
his many estimable qualities. He had been
for the past ten days confined to his room,
and recently alarming symptoms were de-
veloped AS stated, his death resulted
from heart disease
Mr.. Dulin was a native of this city, where
he had spent the greater portion of the
forty-five years of his life. He received his
education in the public schools and then
studied medicine, but never practiced his
profession. He married Miss Mary E.
Brown of Boston. Two children-Albert B.
Dulin and Mary Band his wife survive
him. Mr.. Dulin was a member of the Ma
sonic fraternity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-26
DIES OF HIS INJURIEs.1
William b. Cox the Victim of an Acc
dent,


William B. Cox, who was injured We'd
ncsday night by stepping from a City and
Suburban car at North Langdon, died at
Providence Hospital about o'clock last
night. Coroner hewitt was notified of the
death and an inquest will be held tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Cox lived on the Bladensburg road.
not far from the reform school, He left
18th and G streets on a car that reached
North Langton about 1890 o'clock. Motor
man Louis w. Beaver and Conductor c.
W. ConnOrs were in charge. When the
station mentioned was reached Mr.. Cox it
is alleged, stepped from the car while it
was in motion. 1t was stopped and the man
in charge went to his assistance. He did
not seem to have been severely injured but
thinking he should receive hospital treat
ment he was put aboard car bound for the
city. At 18th and G streets the Emergency
Hospital ambulance met the car and the in
jured man was conveyed to the hospital
After he received treatment he returned to
North Langdon on a car.
Thursday morning the injured man was
too ill to get out Of bed and physician
was summoned to attend him, finding evil
dences Of paralysis. Saturday his condi-
ton was so serious that he was removed to
Providence Hospital, but it was too late to
save his life.
The deceased, who was a gardener, was
about forty-two years old and had lived in
the county on the Bladensburg road for
number Of years. Friends of the deceased
are interested In the case and some Of them
will be present at the inquest tomorrow.