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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25
Calmly Lighted a Cigar, Fired the
Fuse and Smoked on Till Shock
of the Explosion Ended
His Life
SUICIDE A WELL
KNOWN COLORADO MAN
Was Once a Supreme Court
Judge and Regarded as One of
the AhIeSt Lawyers in the
State of CoIorado-No Known
Reason for Suicide

Denver Col, Nov. 2i-News has just
reached here of the suicide of Judge M
A. Rogers, formerly of the Supreme Court
of Colorado, and one of the ablest -awyers
in the state, at Steamboat Springs, Col,
on Wednesday last
The manner of suicide was unusual.
Judge Rogers laid down on the ground
with a stick of dynamite under him, end,
| lighting a cigar, fired the fuse from 1t and
calmly smoked until the shock of the OK
! plosion ended his life.
The act was committed among some
willows near Bear River just inside the
town limits. Steamboat Springs is a con
siderable distance from the railroad, and
only accessible by stage which accounts
for the delay in receiving the news In
Denver.
Judge Rogers had been there all sum
mer with his wife. No cause Is known fol
taking his life
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
BY GRAND JURY

Modena. Utah. Nov. 24-The grand
jury of Lincoln County, New. which
cony ened last Thursday, has returned
indictments against II of the leading
citizens of Fay, New. who IL is alleged
participated in the "stringing up" II
George Ellis. colored, in an effort 10
make him confess to numerous thief. 3
that had taken place in that vicinity
during the past few weeks. All Of the
men indicted are now in TAIL with the
exception Of Supt. Gaylord OF the
Horse Shoe Mining Co; Postmaster
De Freize and II. II. Cooper, who were
released on bonds Of $4,000 each
The trial jury has already been sum
mCned and the case will come up be-
fore District Judge Talbot tomorrow.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25
AN UNKNOWN NEGRO
lYNCHED BY WHITES

Washington. Nov PA Post special
from Columbia, S. c. says that late to-
night word was received of the lynch
ing in Anderson County today Of an
unknown negro. Yesterday afternoon
this man went to the house of Perry
Craft ad asked for something to eat.
When Mrs. Craft turned to get him a
plate of food the negro shot herthrough
the back, INJECTING a fatal wound. The
man fed but was pursued by hundreds
of men with blood hounds and cap
tured. There are no details of the
manner of his death.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25
MOTOR CAR C0LLIDES
WITH A MILESTONE

Rome. Nov. 24.-During a motor car
race from Turin to Bologna, between
the Duke of Abruzzi and Signor Cotel-
letti. the machine of the former. while
going at the rate of 50 miles an hour.
came into collision with a milestone.
The car was smashed, but the duke
escaped with trifling injuries. He was
compelled, Of course. to abandon the
race.
Signor Cote1letti covered 224 miles IN
six hours and a half.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25
An Immortal Poem
The most widely known and offtenest
quoted verse in the English language
fg.
Thirty days hath November,
A mil Ir1nn n.nd Gnntnana hn1.

The most widely known and offtenest
quoted verse in the English language
is:
Thirty days hath November,
April. June and September,
February hath XVIII alone.
And all the rest have XXI"
1t is the one thing learned a school
that nobody forgets, the one aid to
memory that really helps remem-
brance. Yet probably not one per-
son in a hundred thousand who
habtually use it in every day life
recollects or has ever known the name
of it's author. Richard Grafton, who
wrote this immortal poem. was one of
the earliest and most distinguished of
English publishers. He embarked in
the business only about so years later
than Caxton 1.-THE father of English
printing" and, between 1889 and 1858,
brought out The Great Bible" MAT
thew's), Coverdale's Translation Of
the New Testament. "Actes of Parlia-
ment" and other books. The name of
Grafton has lately been rescued from
an undeserved' obscurity. and made
familiar to the reading public at least,
by a well-known firm Of New York pub
fishers. who have established THE
Grafton Press" thereby reviving a
title honored $50 years ago.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25
CHAMBERLAIN INCIDENT
REGARDED AS PASSED

London, Nov. 25.-With the moderat-
ing tone of the German press the acute
phase of the Chamberlain incident is
regarded as already passed. Whether
the agitation viii be renewed or die
out altogether viii now depend upon
the attitude Count Won Buelow, the
German imperial chancellor, assumes
in the Reichstag.
It has been reported that Count Won
Buelow will take a firm stand against
MI Chamberlain's Edinburgh remarks,
being nothing 10th to use the agitation
as a lever to assist the naval program
of Emperor William
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25
SNOW STORM NOW
RAGING IN MARYLAND

Cumberland. Md, Nov. 24.-One Of
the heaviest snowstorms for years has
been prevailing at Oakland and Terra
Alta. w Va, on the summit of the
Allegheny Mountains. since yesterday
The snow this morning at an early
hour had reached a depth of % inches
There has been continuous down
pour Of rain here since yesterday. East
Of here several washOuts are reported
on the Baltimore & Ohio RailOad.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25
SYMPATHY FOR THE
Beers IS EXPRESSED

{ St. Louis. Nov. 24.-At a meeting Of
local Irish Nationalist held today for
the purpose Of celebrating the Bath an
niversary of the death Of the Man
chester martyrs 3 resolutions. were
adopted, of which the following is a
part:
We express our profound admira-
ton for the gallant Beers who are de-
stroying British armies and power in
Africa and appeal to this government
to prevent the further fragrant breach
es of the neutrality law by the ship
ment of the munitions of war in the
shape of mules and horses from New
Orleans to the British army in South
Africa.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25

and achievements of Marti. Garcia
said Senior Palma had taken up Mar
It's work and that to Senior Palma was
due the credit Of carrying on the rev.
olution. He protested against Gen.
Masos manifesto as An unwarranted
attempt to provoke party strife and
race prejudice" He referred to the
autonomlsts as "Traitcrs who would
betray the country to the Americans
tomorrow and who have insulted the
negro In their manifesto" He declar-
ed that there were no longer negroes
in Cuba, as all had been made one by
the revolution; that whites and blacks
could not be divided, and that all par
ties must respect the platt law as 1t
was a part Of the constitution and
could not be made an issue in the
campaign
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25
WILL FIGHT GREAT
RAILWAY COMBINATION

ST. Paul, MINI, Nov A.-The Pioneer
Press tomorrow will say: Gov. Van SAM
has determined to fight the great railway
com bine. as represented by the Northern
Securities Company to the last dit"h. lie
has decided TO call an extra session u me
Legislature for the purpose OF providing
funds for the legal battle. and SAYS That
should the Legislature fail to appropri1te
the amount asked he Will use his own
priN ate purse 10 carry on the contest.
While the governor declines 10 make
public his plans he does not deny that ne
has decided upon an extra session. tine
hundred thousand dollars with which 10
conduct the fight against the comaine VIII
be asked for Beyond appropri1ting the
money. the governor does not beieye the
Legislature can aid him materially. The
antitrust and anti-cons0ildation laws now
upO. the statute books Of this state are
looked upon as embodying the init OF
legislative powers. and the fight III he
made in the courts. The call for the extra
session probably will not be made until
the first of the year. and the date ~ the
corvcning Will very likely be Feb. >
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25

Fiction about the Jews" Rabbi Fleich-
er is one of the best known Jewish
rabbis of the country. He is a bright
and interesting speaker and talks from
a Jewish standpoint on matters of in
terest to all persons.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25
PERSONALS

Rev. F. A Engstrand of the Quin-
sigamond Lutheran Church baptized
Mamie Elizabeth. daughter Of Henry
and Maria Gustafson. at their home,
e11 AIilbury Street. last night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25

What is your occupation" asked the
attorney
Il haven't any" the witness an
swered. Il work in a boiler factory"
well. don't you call that an occupa-
tlon?"
mo, sir call that a iob."-Chica-
go Record Herald.
Bishop-How are you succeeding
here
Struggling Pastor-The standard of
mortality is rising gradually.
II am glad 10 hear that
Yes. l am no longer obliged to de-
mand cash in advance. New York
Weekly.
Doesn't it make you nervous to hear
your husband constantly complaining
about the way political affairs are
managed?"
NO" answered the tired-lOoklng
woman It's a relief to have him
complain about politics. It takes his
mind or the meals. "-Washingt1n
star.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25

William S. Weir. late president OF the
Weir Pillow Company. died recently at
Monmouth. H.. aged So years. He in
vented the first straddle row cultivator
and manufactured 1t for some years.
He was president Of the Peoples Ma
tional Bank Of Monmouth, the state
Bank OF Alexis and Bank Of Little
York
George Foster Peabody Of New York
has bought the Baldwin property, an
old Southern mansion in Montgomery.
Ala, for $4,000 and will spend $1,000 in
adapting il TO the purposes Of the
Young Mems Christian Association Of
that city The association is to have
the use Of the building rent free for
three years,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25

The second lecture in the course at
the South Unitarian Church will be
given tomorrow night by Rabbi Cnas-
Fletcher Of Adath Israel Temple, bos-
ton. His subject will be Fact and
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19

i'm ipeldem alle alanen Der 8ep0lferuna
|dno Die 9lrmee uno sSlotte bertreten
|maren, smiIhen ununterbrohenen
|Heihen bon trauernben Wlenihen bic
bic penninlpania 9lpenue binunter mad
|oem Rapitpl. Siele Siille muroe nun
|ourb Die Srauerfldn9e Der WtulitapeI-
lien unterbrohen.
Der 2eidenpngen tpuroe bon feds
|ihtparsen pferben gesogen. Nn be,
|Seite marlhirten Die 8abrtuhtrdgel
Juno Gbrenmahen. llnntittelbar hinter
|oemlelbeu folgten Sffi3iere Der Qlrnes
|unb 6lotte, oas Wdrinecprps in bollei
Uniform uno 9lbner McSinlep uni
|oie nnoeren 8erwanoten oss Yerftor.
|benen.
Wdhrenb Der glaht mari Ssrau Me.
|Rinlep einen lebten 8lid auf oas bleids
Egntlib ibres ermorbeten 8atten.
Die glumenipenoen baben hires
|0lcihen ME gefunoen.
Snfolge oes ihredliben 6,eordnses
|oes publitums, oas Die 2eide i'm Ga.
|pitol beiihtigen npllte, nuroen Yiel,
lobnmdhtig, uno 6rauen uno ainoei
1Derlebt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19
Der prdlieent 1T toot,
IS lebe Ger prdlioent
|sebeuslamf Sts uenen praHoemten

Sbepoore Rooiebeit tpuroe
lam 27. Get. 1853 in Der Staot Neip
port seborsr, mo feline Vorfabren, lusl=
he aus Sollanb famen, felt bem IL.
Sabrbunoert anidllis iino. gr btiudte
lIpdter Die Garparo uniDeriitdt, tuelhe
er 1870 ablolpirie. 8on proieH Horeu
purbe ibm cine beoeutenoe 3utunfi
propbsSeit.
Nahoem er europe bereilt uno aui
Der Deioelberger uniperliidt iubiri
bate, fehrte er nah 9leip Dort suriid,
po CT 1882 i'm Nlter bon "a Sabren
in Die g Staatslegislatur err
10 b 1 t tpuroe uno siueimal pieoerer=
|tpdDlt nurDe. gr befiirmprtete MIDI
|tige Meformen uno iebte Die Mnnabme
mebrerer 0.iebe burd, ipelGe Der in Stem
DOrf berridenoeu Corruption tbeilweiie
+oalt 9eboten.
Sm Sabre 1886 iuuroe er in 9len
|Yort als unabbdngi9er Mapors
6 no 10 at seidlasen. 1884 mar
er Norlibenoer Der repltb ii
fanii den 6 onpention, in mel=
der Blaine npminirt purbe. 3roB=
Dem er Der 9lomination Blaine's oppo=
nirt bate, lnterltiiBte er ibn udbrene
Der Champagne.
Sm Wiai 1889 ernannte i'm pr0ll.
bent Qarriion gum Gipiloienlt @cnl.
mifldr unb bis Mai 1896 funeirte q
als Yrdiibent oisier ipihti9en Beborbt
eeile Amtsfdbrung mar einc nluiter'
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19
Dilliam QloRinIeY's
Scbenslauf.

gSilliam McsfinleD muroe am 20
Sanuar l843 in Niles, 5rumbull
,@puntp, Sbio, geboren. Gr aenob
,Ieine grSiebung in Den oiientlibeil
|Sbulen, In Der 9ltaoemie su polanb,
Gpuntp, uno inn Mae9benn-
IGollese. ND6 ebe er bplidbri9 mar,
er in Den offentlihen
glm Ill. SUM 1861 trat er
|als 6emeiner in bas 20. sSreipilli=
5enre9iment BON Ohio elm. ipuroe am
Is. Npril 1862 3unl @onuiiiarp g err
|9e nj, am %. September 1862 gum
Esipeiten Seutnant, am z. Sebruar 1868
bum er ten 2eutenant unb ON
I25. Suli 1864 gum 6 a pitdn bei6r.
|oert. gr oiente naheinanoer in
'oem Stab Der 8enerdle 3.g. SaDes,
|Geo. @root, unb Winfielo G. Sancod
Juno tpuroe bonn grdIiDenten 2intolr
FUR IN Den S6lahten bon @e0Qr greef
Elntietam uno anoeren benieiener ga.
spferfeit gum 8re netM a + Der Ssrei,
fpilligen ernannt. 9lm 26. Suli 1867
{puroe er aus9cmuItert.
Sn's Pribatleben suriit9etebrt, itui
gDirte er Die Gehte in Mdbpnin9 Goun.
stp, madte einen Gurlus in Der Surf
Sltenihule in 9llbanp, %. y, bur6 UNI
slieB ii6 Johann in Canton, S6ip, ME.
,oer, welbe Staot ieitber feline Seimatl
sluar. SIN Sabre 1869 muroe er sun
IL Staatsannaltfiir Start 6ountl
serlpdBlt uno biente als FOLDER bis gun
agnoe icines 3ermins. SIN Sabr
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19
,,9ebst Mne tpobI, Iebet wobi.
Gs TIT GotteS Natb. Sein sSiae 8eSd,ebe!"

Iailtise. gei geSBune BON 9lemtern
ipuroen 6dbisfeit unos Terbienite gu
IhdBen .seipuBt. lS96slsste er feline
Stelle nieoer, um unter Der 9lem Uorfer
Reform Mominiltratipn bas Qlmt nes
prd libenten ber Yoli3ei :
IS M M + ton su betleioen. Nls iDl=
der seihnete er lib ipieoer bur1 Gusrgie
aus uno periuhte nah beitsn Rr6ften,
Der Corruption Elm Gnoe 3u maiden.
ISm Sabre 1897 leste er aud bieIes
9tmt rlieber, als er gum Qiff g.
M arine Setretdr eruannt
tpuroe.
Nls Der Grieg allsbrah, mar er elmer
Der Grin Der bes Rough Rider
H q ime IS, pelbes IN Sattiago
bei San Suan ltnter ieinsr Giihruna
eine beoeutenbe @o1s Ipielte. Gr bate
friiber I'M fernen Me1ten bic Gnt-
bsbrunaen Der Yiebbiiter burbaema9i
unb in Der Staots- MiliS geoient. Am
IL. Suli wuroe er gum Sberif er-
nannt.
H
Gr par mod i'm Eager, alS Die Ne=
publitaner ibn gum Gouperneu1
nDnlinirten. Wiit Der ibm ei9entn
Gner9is leitete er Die Gampagne, bieli
'tdgli6 BON 6 bis 20 Neben unb tuurbe
nit elmer pluralitdt bon 5000 Stim=
men eriUdblt. Inter ieiner Mbmini=
lfrafiDn nlIr0eu tpiftioe HefDrm=W}uRs
re9eln burhgelebt uno 1900 erltrebte {,
eine g9ieoermabl, murbe aber borbe,
pom Der republitaniiden Wational= =Gon=
pention einltim mig sum Yiee
rd I0anten noninirt uni
NIT Meainlep eriudblt. MIS- folht,
flbrte er ieit btm 3uiammelltrtt<n bei
9on9reilfS i'm Mdr3 B. 5. i'm @fnal
ben @oriit.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19

Nn Stsle Mc&inlsp's triit nun Der
|Verfaiiuns gsmdB Der bisberiee Yi3ez
prdlioent Rooiebelt unb nit 9etbeilten
Gefublen iiebt bas 2ano ieinem ipeitern
8ei4ide entsegen. Silt bod Rooie=
|pelt angemein als Elm 5dbelraHler unb
FftiirmiIder Draufsduser. in oenSattel
|9eboben bur6 Die trie9eriihe 8egei=
|iteruns bon Suus.Nmerita, als elm
|Reformsr uno cine itiirmiI1e. impulfpe
Mdtur, bic in 10 oieler Qinfidt Der Na.
tur Me2inlens oiametral entgegen9e=
|iebt 1T. 9offen mir aber, haB Die
gDelt eben 10 ansenebm enttdulht tpiro,
|als burh Die &e9ierung bes beutIden
|Raiiers, bel beilen Mesie-unesantritt
man audi Die &riegsfadel I'M unbeim-
ni9sn 9intergrunbe Hadern iab, Der
|aber bieDelt angenebm enttduihte unh
hid su einem groben 0erriber uno
Ftreuen Mabrer oes Weltfrisoens ent-
|puppte!
Sm Snterelle bes sansen 2anbes
|lpolen mir tpiini1en, baB Npolepelt
|iein bel Der geiifung bes prdIioenten-
|eioes sesebenes gerF2reden balte:
ySn bieler Stunoe Der tiefen. natio=
|nalen 3rauer m6dte i'd ertldren oaB
KS mein Streben fein iuiro, Die politit
pes 4rdiibenten MeainIep fir Jris-
pen unb proiperitdt CUR g9re unIerts
|belisbten Qanoes dblolut uno ohne
NenDtruas fort1ufnhren..
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19
fn1x gnlls, iin nIsntn, nr11 10 strptr,l1,r, 1901

1876 ndblte ibn bas @olt sum 9
ID ra ientante II i'm GonqreB, als
2lpelher er IA Sabre lang icincn 8iltrift,
2pon mei6enl iein GDunIp einen She'll
|bilDete, pertrat.
Nls 8prIibenber besS o m i
ties iir MitteIutb B 9Beqe berih-
: tete er I'm Sabre 1890 bas nat ibm be.
1nannie 3olltarifgeieb Elm.
1891 puroe er Sum@ ouperneur Dor
fGbio, 1893 als ipl1er iuieoer eripdblt.
am Is. SUM 1896 muroe er bon Der
|republitaniihen Natipnaleonpentipn in
lSt. Spuis gum 3 rd II ibentihafts t 8.
tanoioaten IN nominirt uno i'm ba.
rauHol9enoen Nopember als iolter mt
elmer Bluralitdt BON 600. 900 Stimmen.
!. bic ibm 27l glettpralltimmen oerfhdfli
ten, ertpdblt. Seiu DentptratiIhel
@egner, g8illiam s. 9rpan, en-
belt nur 176 glettoralitimmen.
Sm SUM- 1900 mnroe er in Ybila
oelpbia mieber nomin!rt uno inn baraul
folgenoen glpbember.iiber 08illiam s
Brnan sum smeitenmal sun
Yrd ibenten Der y er. 9 tao,
ten erp dblt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19
YrGiiosnt Wm. WfcGinleD.

Das unerpartete, ihredlibe gnbe III
|alio bod ba. Die Millipnen BON treu=
(en 8iirsern oieiss 2anoes, relde burt
5oie siinltisen 9iahri6ten iiber oas Be=
Ifinben Wfe6inleps mie bon einem ihpe=
rem beoriidenoen Nlp befreit waren,
'iie iteben ieBt i'm 8eilte oOll ernlter
|5rauer am Sarge bes Yrdlioenten,
|melder beute, am Sooestage bes Yrd=
iibenien Bariielo, 19. Sept, 1881 in
(Ganton in Die tiible @ruft perIsntt
ipiro. Sic 9rauer lit unb muB eins
|ebrlihe uno aleemeine iein. 9enn
.pon Der Rusel bes pabnpiBisen WOrs
bers muroe nibt oas Gberbaupt Der
|republitaniiben partei gu Sooe, se=
ItroHen. fonoern bas Sberbaupt Der
Esan3en amerifanii1en Nation uno unl-
hes seliebten Nooptippaterlonbes. Was
per Water Der Gamilie, bas mar Mc=
|ainlep oem sansen Qanbe. go piel.
|m0sen in politiider pinfi4t nidt nit
|oem tooten prdfbenten iibereinse-
|ftimmt baben, aaein tein bentenber
Menid wiro leusnen, bah MeRinlep
pas Bette fir bas BON ibm pertretene
|2ano sepoat, oab ibm iber 6amilisn-
|banbe bic pHidten Der ameritaniihen
Nation ee9eniiber gingen, uno oaB inn
|oie politii4e iinb cDmmer5iele GroBe
per Ser. Staaten als gebens3iel por-
fhmebte. Wie isin Gcmilienlsben Elm
iittenreines uno ioeales mar, 10 mar
Emeifellos iein patriotismus ebenfaas
|iiber auen 3meifel erbaben. politii1e
|Oegner baben feline Regierung oft auf
|oas Shdrflie ansegriifen. er gait las
|ein priidsratlpier" prdlioent, als Elm
I8efhilBer Der 1rlilts ulp. sSn mis
|lpeit oieis Mngriffs beredtiet iparen,
|mag Die serebter oentenoe 3utunfi
|lebren. Mud Meainlep bate, ,uis
(jeoer Meni1, Ieins s5tbler uuh
|59mdhen unD It mag Oft aenu9 o<seu
8tiutn @ilIen uno feline before lleb<r.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19
9ic yiation 1T Smucr.
grdiioeut Mtainltp icineu sposswlluocl crltgen
Ms&inlcD's lebte stnnnen.

t.
Milbpurn Spu e, Buffalo, IA.
Sept. 80 grdiioent McSinleb lift beute
Morgen nm 2 llbr Is Wiinuten geitpr=
ben. Seit z llbr so Minuten seitern
9lbeno mar er betpuBtlos. Seine leBt'
Stunbe oes gstpuBtieins perbra9te er
I'm 8eiIein ieiner Guttin, rpel6er e
eine 2ebensseit Der Spr9e pionete
gr itarb obne geiitanD zines Geiitli6en
aber ietne lebtsn @prte paren cine gr
gebung in ben g8illen 8Ottes. @i
ibaute oem Sob in bemielb;n Settle De-
91ube uno bes Gleibmutbes, pel1ei
feline lange uno ebrbare Sarrisre be5eid
nete, ms 9lntliB.
Seine lebten Morte, Die Or. Mann
tuelber am Sterbelageriitano aufi6rieb
ais iie geiprp6en puroen, iparen fDl=
genbe: .-a...
,,aebet mnBl stlle, lebei sunBl
Gs lit Gnttes aatb. Grin Wills &C.
i6rbe." ...a"l
Seine 8ertpanoten uno Die Mitglie
Der bes Rabinetts befanben fi9 i'm Mtil
bourn=Sauie, ausgenumnlen Sefretd,
gGilion. 9lu6 mebrere anoere feline
periDnli6en uno pplitiIben 6reunbv
nabmen glbidieO oon ibm. Sein
5reunbe gingen on Die S6iir bes Ster
BEGINNERS unb marfen einen iebniii6
tisen Slid auf ibn uno eingen tbrdn
enboll binpeg. gr mar CUR 3eit iopie
tuie BeipuBtlos. 9lber itarte SerSleiS
mittel, einidlieBli6 bon Grpsen (Sali
erifofD muyoen angeipenbet, Inn ibt
gum beipuBtiein fir ben leBten 9lbI6ie
bon ieiner Satin suriifsubrinaen.
gr fragte na9 ibr unb 1ie iebte Fl;
neben bas 8ett unb belt feline Sam
er tr6itete iie uno iagte ibr 2ebeipob
Sic ertrug Die bersSerreibenbe Yriifun
nit osmielben Wiutb uno berIelbe
Seelenitdrfe, tppmit lie ben Gram b
5rag0bie, Die ieinem Seben Elm gnl
bereitete, iiberwanb.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19

lnb bis 5ur 6ertigitelluns Der eisent:
|lihen Hubeltdtts Gag unb Haht bon
bemaHneten Waden umitslt.
HooI ebelts Nmtseio.
Buffalo, IA. Sept. prdIioen,
Rooispslt 1trof beute Nadmittas bic,
Elm in Yesleitung ieines pripatiecretdrs
|Gine sroBe Menidenmense bate lit
eingefrnoen, melhe lih feierlidh ti0
berbielt; bic Mdnner entbl0bten lore
0dupter unb besriibtsn 10 ltumm oas
tteue Qaupt Der Nepublif. gscortiri
pom 3naniis berittenen poli,iIten, fubr
er gum Wilburnihen pauie, 100 er
einen Bid aui Die 3ei1e bes perltor=
benen prdIibenten mari uno ben Mnae.
b6risen fem 8eileio ousoriidte. Dier=
nuf nabm ibm Aibter 0asel ben Nmts-
kio ob. pierauf erlieb &ooIepelt cine
Proclamation, in Der er benz Gooten
ben b0dfeu 9ribut oarbra1te unb ben
beutigen l9. Sept. gu einem allaemei.
bten Sag Der 3rauer uno bes Gjebets
in ben Ser. Staten feitieBte.
Oie Habinetsmitglieber perben Dor.
ldufi9 benz Munihe bes neuen prdli-
benttn semdb aae auf ibrem pofen
bleiben.
Nem Nort, IA. Sept. Spbann
Molt, nelher am Oonneritag unter Der
elntlage, einen in bielen Spalten eilt-
baltenen, aufreisenoen Nrtitsl in leiner
3eitung Die GreibeitA ueroifentlidt 81
baben, III in Greibeit geiebt porben.
8ranb peruriabte ben Sob
Mc 6inleps2
giner Der slerste, Or. WasDir
piaubt, baB bic augeln bes Woroers Der.
|eifttt waren. gr ipra4 li4 fol9en,
b<rmaben aus:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19
Irancrfabrt mad Ganton.

Ses leBte trailrige aapitel begann
|9lbenbs, als Die 2eihe bon 9leuem in
|einen 3ug Der penniplpania Balm 9e.
|l1pben tpurbe, Inn beute (8pnnerItag)
lin Canton, Der Seimotb Wtc9inlens,
|beeroi9t su iperben, nabbem ben 8iir=
|gern bon Canton nod Gjelegenheit ge.
|aegeben tpuroe, eineu IeBten Bid in
|6ourtbauie auf ibren QroBen tpoter
|0litbiirger 81 iperfen. Sann miro bit
|9eihe in einem 8rabgen0lbe unterbraht
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19

Die Sunoe bonn Sobe McGinleps bal
lin europa uno Der ganSen Welt ebrli9,
|3rauer berborgerufen. Sdmmtlihe
|3eitungen beoauern In Grtrabldtterr
|uno 2eitartiteln. WeGinleps traailter
SOB nno bon alien tpeltlihen uno oeift
pihen gBiiroetrdsern treffen fortfpabreni
1Yeileiostelearanlne ein.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-09-19
Ole 2eihe i'm G pitol.
gBaihinotpn. II. Sept.

9 ll6r 20 aRinuten Born. - 9el
crreibte ods Sapitol I'M
no llbr. lin 10 ll6r 40 Ntinuter
muroen Die lleberreite bes Brdlioeater
|McSinlen III bic Hotunoe oes Sapis
tolls getragen. Die Niarinefapellt
|ipielte: pgldber. mein. @ott 81 Dir,
'als Der Sarg Die Sreppe oes SapitOls
.binnufgetragen muroe.
Still bemeote iih Der feier[ihe 2ua,