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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
Crimes ana Criminals.


bought to bay in a barn by the pur-
g posse, ]. S. Croswell, instructor
be state school of mines. who muir
Mss Powell at Rolla, NO., shot
tslf, dying instantly.
Ae Illinois board Of pardons has re-
to shorten the term of imprison-
to which Charles Warren Spald-
vas sentenced for irregular bank
as president of the Globe Savings
PA R. Nicholas, the proprietor of
Lake house, Harrisburg Lake, N.
|Eno was shot Tuesday last by Or.
u Lincoln of Wilton, Saratoga
ltE is dead. DR.. Lincoln is now in
at Caldwell.
Del Rio, Tex, Michael Woods shot
Killed Miss Fosotte because, 1t is
ned, she refused to marry him, and
stabbed himself fourteen times,
fung wounds which proved fatal.
bodies were found near each other.
) Young Of Chicago, who, as pub,
guardian, embezzled $2S,G00 of the
OF his wards, was sent to the
Nhlary to serve an indeterminate
ace' Young, who is an cid man,
oeeh IN the county Jail twenty
us' while his attorneys exhausted
legal means to free him.
steamer Hal Ting has arrived at
.user from Ska Cway, bringing a
IT, me alleged absconding of Ed
uaniel, cashier OF Barsh g. Co.,
snants Of Dawson, with a sum OF
variously estimated at from
- 100000. Daniel is said to have
arrested since on the American
aear Eagle City, Alaska, and he
's'urn to Dawson to stand trial.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
GLoArEp OVER THE MURDER.
ytafan Anarchist Paper on Death
of Mckinley.

Ishpeming. Mich. Sept. 2s-LAurore,
he publication OF Ciancibilli, the Itai-
ian anarchist editor of Spring Valley.
III. is read by a number of his coune
trvmen here. Extra copies of the pa
nsr IA which the editor gloated Owe
tha murder of President Mckinley,
,gere received. So far as a be ascer-
tained Ciancibim has few followers In
Isbpe,ning, though his readers take
rreat interest in his writings.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
ASs~~~,
Resume 81 tbs news. 81
Personal.

f& 1H Personal.
moses L. Miles, one of the hest know,
men In the iron and steel trade of tba
Westsdied in Chicago from apoplexy.
while addressing the Young Peonla.s
society Of Christian Endeavor AZ the
disciple church, Lima. Ohio wilma ~
appott' an elder in the church, dropped
non. Charles Mac, past grand COM
rnanoer OF h grand commandery of
Knights Templar of Illinois, died AT the
Iesloerce of his son, Carl Mac. in Ar
KANSAS City, Kan. of paralysis.
n Rev. DR.. George T. Purves. d.
" LID, pastor of the Fifth Avenue
presbyterian church, New York. and
moderator Of the ~presbytery Of New
1ork' died suddenly at his residence.
Miss Helen Long. daughter of secre-
tary or the Navy John d. Long. has 80
far reeoveredlfrom her i'll health that
sne VIII be fablef,,to3 leave Colorado
9prlngs ls~week-for.-the East on a
VISIT.
a. G. Mitchell aged sixty-seven. pio-
neer or Saline county, died at Mitch
decentralization @a ossifcationr.o of the
bones. One leg was entirely ossifed,
and recently in turning over in bed IT
q ON. ~ RI 3s# yr ~ rFmF
Capt. Lewis Wood Robinson - who
/ q charge of Machinery hall at the
| worlds Columbian exposition, has
been retired from the navy under the
age limit. He served forty years. and
was retired with The rank of rear ad-
mlral with a salary Of $4,125 a year
William Drysdale, a we'll known Jour
nalist and author. who was for many
years on the staff of the New York
Times, died at Crawford, n. j., aged
forty-nine years. He was editor of the
Philadelphia Times in 1876, end became
a member Of the New York Times staff
in 1877. 'Ft. "'''.' '
1t Is announced that Nathaniel Haw-
thorne' Cusack. who died I'm Washing
ton, d. c., Aug. %, had disposed of over
$4,000 by will to friends who in life
ne had admired, and that among his
beneficiaries Is Miss Alice Roosevelt,
Oldest daughter of the president, who
receives $100, 900. ....-.--
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
Where He Was Efficient.

"Yor son." said the teacher. has
missed it on arithmetic" '
Yes" ..@"' , d. .@' .
mo good at spelling"
Yes" -' ... .....-..
"a Ounce IN history" .
Yes" ..-,.
"And there's no good in aim"
Professor" said the farmer, have
you ever heard that boy cussin' of &
Georgia mule. under a br'jlin' sun, in n
ten-acre field?"-Atlanta Constitution.
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counting ma. chickens.

Before I give my consent to your
engagement to my daughter, what is
your annual income 2" rT}Hru H
Counting everything, sir, about va
900, as near as 1 can tell" @
"Yes-hm-snd added 70 this would
be the 49, income which 1 promised
to settle on her, which would
Yes, sir. yes--that is, ii you don't
mind, I've already counted that ill.,
New York Times.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
sweet

Diggs-Andl % aren't going away
on a vacation this SUMMER
Daggs-You bet Tn not; my land
lord said If Il closed up the house and
went away, he should charge me rent
just the same. and I'm going to stay at
home toi,get even with him.-ohio
State Journal .nt .s.. ....a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
End of the Roer war.

The Boer war which has been raging
for the past two years will soon be ended,
according 10 the latest advices. News of
peace VIII be hailed with joy by all. War
is a terrible thing and has slain many
people, but we believe stomach troubles
have slain even more. When the Stomach
Is out Of order, and you suffer from dys-
pepsia, indigestion, fatufency. sick head
ache OF constipation, we would urge you
to try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. 1t
will cure you.
They Play Good Tennis Game.
Golf has rather gone back at Meadow
Brook, and tennis = row in the ascend
ant. Three new courts ere just COM
pleted and ere In daily use. The wo-
men have taken up the racquet with
much enthusiasm. and pretty Mrs.
"Dody" Havemeyer, and Mrs. Clarence
Mackay are keen riS ais.
These queens Of society are both
beautiful, but OF entirely different
types, Mrs. Havemeyer' being a proc
nouneed blonde with bright golden hair.
and Mrs. Mackays a brunette. with a
OF black hair W hich h usually
wears coiled low on the neek.-Newr
YORK journal. -FgatsEg ,ta.. HrE.E 90,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03

Youth yer.u. Age.

Mr.. Boreum idyspeptically)-My dear.
I can taste that lemon pie yet that we
had at dinner yesterday, tonight.
While Porcuni Qongingly)--Gee! I
wish I c~ouId!-Boston Herald. III 1s& e
A wife Is either a man's best posses
sion or his very worst. un s rnsE ,aym
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
3. VICTIMS OF THE WRECK.
Bodies Found Seventy Miles AVN,
I'm the Lake. #4's ft'

NtHEg NEICH AVMy
I'm the Lake. t.s's H'
? Houghton, Mich, Sept 20. - While
piling wood in his yard at Atlantic
mine Onesime Verville, a pioneer
Waterman, dropped dead from heart
failure. &"""
One OF the bodies found at Little
Traverse bay yesterday morning has
been identified as that of Daniel Glass,
an oiler of the lost steamer Hudson.
The other body is that Of the assistant
cook. name unknown. The bodies were
found by Finnish fishermen nearly sew
enty miles from Eagle river, the scene
of the wreck.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
COLLEGE, STUDENTS IN A FIGHT.
Many BROKEN Heads at washinstom
and Lee University.

lexington, Va. Sept. ga.-Cane rushes
at Northern colleges are tame affairs
compared with the desperate Tight that
occurred this week as an outgrowth of
class Spirit at Washington n Lee
university. The struggle was waged over
me possession OF. "a statue, OF George
washington between a band Of sopho-
mores on one stde~and a large part of
the freshmen on the other. The sopho-
mores were armed with ciubss and they
used them. Three freshmen were made
insensible from blows. one had his head
cut open, another's collar bone was brok-
en-, another's nose was smashed, and the
list of minor casualties is a long ons.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
An Insupernbie obstncle.

What foolish things they do say
about hat Rockefeller fortune. Here
is someone who claims that IL it was in
81 bills IL worId encircle the EARTH p
We'll, wouldn't it," "st.A %
o course not. How would you get
them across the CceaI?"--Cleveland
Plain Dealer. .... .-a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
ArtfHcinl Means.

Elaine-Did you notice the mean way
that Smythe girl sneered at my new
hat?
Gladys-Yes; but those sneers were
only artificial means.-Ohio State Jour
nal. .. .-....
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Nothing View In That.

You can't dispute the miracles IN
the Bible, man. why, just consider the
raising of Lazarus!" at.fE.t'
'Humph! I've seen people raised that
have been dead longer tina Lazarus.
Why, my wife raises Cain every day!"
-Derve- Times. #tH hf'A#4t@a ".
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
Accounting for 1t.

; ut may be merely fancy" remarked
Mrs. seldom Holme,, "but since my
husband commenced drinking the wa.
ter from that iron spring he has seemed
to be-" .s', '"a@H -1It.'".HH"~ "Ea". g.
a Perhaps" suggested Mrs. Nexdore,
"the water is tinctured with pig iron
Chicago Tribune.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03

Brooklyn. N. Y. Sept. 30~th.-Informa-
ton has been received regarding the won
Cerful curative powers of the GARFIELD
Headache Powders; people everywhere
are using them and writing the manufac-
turers of the good results obtained.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
A Lururions Traveller

Ceci. Rhodes never does anything by
halves. WHIT he came over to Eng
land by the last mail from Africa. be-
sides otlier specially-provided comforts
he was accompanied by his own chef,
his own poultry ana his own COW.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
The

'"I could never see." remarked the
S~abhatarian, caustically, wherein the
sacred concert differs from the ordin-
airy concert"
why, that's simple enough" replied
Weggs.
lit 's?" ..:..,.. ....-. ..-ns.
Certainly. The sacred c0ncer:' is
given or Sundays nly."--Philadelphia
Press. - ....s. ., ...
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
En&Y.

(which would you rather, Tommy,
be born lucky or rich?" asked Uncle
Tredway. u..+# 1. F..
"Both," replied Tommy, contentious
ly.-Detroit Free Press.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
WISE PAINTING

Not much wise painting
done; poor paint, mostly; too
cheap. Nobody wants it
poor; everybody wants it
cheap. 70 a..@4 a.aa ,~ a., aast
Devoe ready paint is cheap
because it isn't poor; it's un-
like any other; because we
guarantee results instead OF
materials.
Wise painting P in
the fall and use Devoe.
TASK your dealer; he'll get IT fer you. Book
ON painting free If you mention this paper.
GOOD-PAINT DEVOE, CHICAGO.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03

Enost the entire business part OF
ngham, Kan, was wiped out by fire,
damage being estimated at $50, 900.
]. Sullivan, president Of the Sulli-
4 Printing works and a prominent
mess man OF Cincinnati, was
hit between q bridge and a street
at st. Bernard, Ohio, and instant
Eled. -. a=
be lifeless body of the three-year-
Son Of Andrew Kragness Of Menom-
Wis, was found in a swamp fire
Il niles from home, where he had
kdered and persisted from exposure,
ge and fright.
hree men were killed and twenty
Injured in a collision on the Boston
elbany railroad between a switch
freight and a gravel train. All the
and injured were gravel train
EOyes, who were in the caboose eat
dinner wheL the accident occurred.
caboose was telescoped by a grav-
RE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
n-am Wnshington.

l f&tE HEH @ &E-- HA
.,hlv statement of the collec-
.n.ernal revenue show that for
q ,oa, the total receipts from all
ast a,sre s2e, 167, 191, e decrease. as
81 with August, 1900, of $S,42S,-
G Raikes, secretary of the
,eoation in Brussels, has been
~ srst secretary OF the British
pm az Washington. Mr.. Raikes
Passs G. A. Lowthcr, who has re-
Mem appointed British minister
bile.
~,Lootmaster general has decided
"a proposition to issue stamps
eraI use in commemoration of
- president Mckinley is imprac-
!, view of the length of time
IA for preparing the issue and
dificulties. aa., ,,
sscial issue Of stamps commenda-
y the life OF. observation-disclosures
~ contemplation at the postoffice
p..rsnt. Consideration Of the SUBJ
sowever, has not progressed spf-
Nv tosibdicate definitely What ac-
ray be taken. .rua .r
,rass viii make special provision
,hs nayment Of the physicians and
.sons who attended the late Presi-
Mckinley at Buffalo, and for the
rsnt of his funeral expenses. This
TIE course. pursued after the death
resident Garfield. ~ E.Ns 81
organization Of the army Is
,.s the. possibilities. It Is rnmored
President Roosevelt will inject
n hood into the departments OF
myfEhich have been xlpgglshly
Iretinr business under methods
rted during the civiiwar.
In. Gen. ward has issued an order
the organization OF the Sixth artil-
1 and final increase Of the artillery
This increase il 1902 men, and
kDlstes the maximum unlisted
Irrtb Of the corps, viz. is, S62.
IN Col. e. Van Al. Andruss, has a
\. becomes colonel.
$g3 ia aunffffes. S@ Z -
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03

dear,
} people % d
|ne know!
had h.
| have got VI
bid. /
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
IT'S.
ed Last Wee
Inventor.

wv
inventor.
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bring, EdgdsI
|arles HagnHl
|e-preof t@I
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sentiment,

Josh HsynI
fomobiles. o
|or old moth
her!
No; never
(arucle.-JuAI
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03
Caaunfitfes.

Casualties.
n city mills at Greenupg III. were
|ny destroyed by fire. The loss is
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NpND2W NEW DISCOVERY. gives
DNOT - quick relief and cures worst
cases. Book Of testimonials and 10 DAYS treatmen
GREE. On. H. II. GREENS SONS. Box Z. Atlanta. Ga
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-03

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
klleut I hlnkpn,

To ms EpfToH 90 THL SJN-Sir: o DO
the silent think 4 Thought makes people
silent Occupation is productive of thought
Thought imperatiyelv demands silence
silence may givo 90 man a bad reputation
among women. but Il puts dollars In his
pocket Md the more occupied a man
becomes. tie more silent he becomes
occupied men argue when they have
tmc to argue on such subjects that they
have uo tam" g. talk They Use that time
not actually used In Iona things In con-
sideriug what lac been done and what will
l' done when they do talk. u 10 because
talking Ia Necessary T. accomplish their
purpose. when talking j. unnecessary, they
l".N" % 20 IL" fellow that has the time and
llft"u and learn and that prompts tUe - s0y
that un man learned anything from hearing
himself talk. unls-. II was IT, learn what SOW
oral kinds ut "a fool ho could make % him self
taxing
10 the silent think To accomplish things.
man must think. e. think, nhn must b" silent
croker h. a silent man. nut does he rule lam
many Hul without thinking NJ : Quay
f. NOT "a vnlublr man, hut has b" ever been
without tliuSlug' fdt-ln invents and dis
covers. b.t never iu conversation Is tho
executive head uf any great business a bah
bier H.. amy man over achieved success
los talking continuously Has n volublc
man ever accomplished anything that a silent
man could not have accomplished In half
the timer
II IA" woman who started this discussion
were placed M "a position where. she vas
obi god g. do things. ! am inclined t. think
che would grow less laxative and more
thougLtrul. aud she would have no difficulty
"a answering hcr own question to bel, cntire
satisfaction + " I.
SCRANTON. Sept ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

up by three large reading rooms finished
In red. which CONTAIN a number Of chairs
and small tables. The two end rooms arc
used for games. while the middle one Il
the periodical reading room and contains
the trophy cases- A largo. grill room.
finished Ina oak takes up the whole southern
part Of the east wing. Next TO the grill
room h a pantry connected by dumb
walters with the kitchen heneath. and
beyond this IL "a smaller dining room for
private meals.
A. one enters tho Union. the RON tn IN.
right hand OF the main door h occupied
by tho bookkeeper and TREASURER, On
the left Of the entrance arc a small visit
tors room "a two coat rooms. A little
TO the east OF the main entrance b n smaller
entrance for use Of mcmbers accompanied
by Indies, A private stairca-e kads from
this entrance to the s.Snnd floor. The
left wing on tbe second tiour h occupied
by several large rnoms opening into each
other. which can he u>cd for n variety 81
purposes. One IN 20 h. u~d as n ladies
dining room aud next IA Il u n large pantry.
The other two rooms will be for comuiittss
me+'ting- and for U.s. 10y the different COl-
lego clubs. When desired b rooms can
be converted into n large hall for dnncing
purT-ess.
The western wing 81 the second hoor
contains three Large hhru-N rooms. They
are furnished With oak book shelves run
Hihg put intp tlr hhhhi' I"'iil l''ilt', ~
covcs and Ia va"h aicpve. table have teen
placed. The library = entirely indeIen-
dent ~ tho college library and contains
most 81 tina current literature 81 tho day.
II WIS first endowed by Mr.. HYDE and do
nations have sincc hsen made hy many
Undergraduate organizations. Book pub
fishers are constantly giving volumes for
"a" sh'lvca. DipStly over the main en-
trance IL n room 10 low ~ foct where the
freshmen can play billiards. over this
floor thera Is a balcony which allows vii
tors 90 look down into the living room.
Under the living room In the basement -
n large billiard room hall for tho upper
class men.
Tie two wings on the third floor ara
entirely taken up by a number Of bedrooms.
Six Of these are for "a" ~ graduates or
membcr who wish 60 spend the night 81
tho Union and there aTc also rooms Tor
the stewards and servants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
sta,emcn, b, . relice Sergeant.

To IHE EpiroR or THE auS-Sr I have
been n sergeant Of the Police Department
for many years and was promoted before "
was nccessary N buy the promotion and a. !
have read your articles la the late is-ues OF
Tn sur I thought 70 well for the good % all
concerned " give you a little advice and !
directed my daughter 20 write this letter
For the last twelve YEAR, patrolm-n have
been victims ~ superior officers. owing IN the
very disagr-eablc hours they had under tho
old system and II the p~atrolmen were a. In
dependent as they are nov they would have
dono much 90 reform the evils that have ex-
listed FOR the last twelve years A patrolman
can 90 on his post at nisht and clo-c a dis
orderly hous" and hc Il not afraid 81 his cnp-
tain A. he can only h" mad. t. do eight hours
patrol aud only a certain amount Of reserve
duty. such a. theatres where the captains
get their free passes for the politicians and
friends 9n az "a. eHpsnse q The patrolmen's
stephen brown and J X Price Capt Price
dad not Do II In the Nineteenth precinct but
b" did u IN every other prcCinc, he was Ia.
Zach uutruluan Who had n good post paid o.
Policemen h"nry schill o. per month for his
Cuuney and Wnrdman Warren MAXIM Tor
Capt BruNn. Now, there Is another thing
you should, notice. the patrolmen are mostly
al Opposed u llmmany Hal as they have
been blackmailed Tor so long and hard and
many com" out blunt for seth Low and you
are hurting your choice Tor Mayor by creating
an impression IA tho department that thu
el-rti "a oi Low viii mean a chang. Of hours
Besides % D. vol kbovn ~ Chief Croker that
"" police az" tired u tmmaLy Hall and he IL
liking 40 random but he Ia helping his uncle
plok out at the time Furthermore you
should know that Chief Croker l. a rattlehead
aud "a pet = the tire Commissioners and he
dis outraged n change Of hours In the Fire
De puftment and most every fireman Is against
hitu "a "a quiet way Justice Jerome Will get
more vutes from and through the Police De-
pHTtmcut than any other candidate because
lac l. a friend ~ the plain patrulman and he
has learned that WNNHNN ~ mon IN NIA 1ATHR
tDaptAIn- and 'ullectursi are disgrnCins the
Who'd" department Now ! am IN sy mpathy
with Low and the captain Of my precinct l.
quite a square man and ! never made any
trouble fur uatTolmcu | have their conf
d"uc", therefore, | cnn Judge Trusting
>uu Will hook into NY ideas foT tho best, !
remain OLs - your ardent readers.
OLD SERGEANT FAtRPLAr.
NEw NoRE. oct