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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-03
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30. December 1900
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bier.
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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-03
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Damama-Gaual.
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2a1enoe Grben.
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man um nid1t lpeniser als $4,000. 900
permebrt. tpis Der seltern hintsrs
legte Redenidafts Beridt Der Nah=
labDeripalter benefit. Sur 3eit ais tr
itarb, betrus es neun Winionen DOLE
lars. iebt bat es einen Wertb BON
Wertb bon fiinf5ebn Wi1iontn Dole
lars, Die 3unabms lou bauptidtlih
Der srOBeren Steiseruns i'm Wertfs
BON Mttien unb guten Hapitalanlag,n
auauiGreiben 5ein.
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Uittltotf i'm Wier.

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gonpent Der .Mmeriean Gbemieul So
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elmer Mrfenitoersiftuns burd Yisr
aufgeporfen. Or. Gblparb @uipan Die
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Brauer benz Bier cine arlenitbnItiee
lSIung beimifdten um 3u berbiitsn,
bub Die gdhruns 81 ipeit borTGreiiei
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entfaltenb. bob alleS Bier gum Sell
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tperben Iollte.
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Die yoAensen aopttdbmeY,<n

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tet. Sauienoe uon 9tibenoen baben ibrt
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neruole 2opfidmersen. Sic maden
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6alls.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-03
Cute Ytutc.
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900 an Welo entbielt.

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mebr als 100000 in Gbeds uno
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puroe I'M Qaufe bes geitrisen Mbenos
pom Babnhof Der Wiihigdn Gentrlle
babn in Wpanpptte. Wih., geitoblsn.
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man ipdter entluns oem Babussleile.
Bon ben 9bdtern bat man teine
Spur.
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SDnamit erpIooirt.
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Ser 3udertrnit.

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t6nnen ni&t Dors plaSe.
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lang senommen.
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rel aui's Sefe smpioblen. 3uportom-
msnolte Veoienllns ,lno billioe preiie.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-01-03

- Gin pra ttuouer 9altnoers los
gen aQs etler, uel&e bieie wertbuells
9rdmie ieben.
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(Speiial l=GorreIponoru,)
ganiitotd.
81. Oe;ember 1900
3srr Hisie nno s5rau iinb auf gslud
IN Sainois.
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ganoseidditen.
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paren ssltsrn in garfcr in 9anoseih6fs
ten. Q. MilIer.
grtogeuater.
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elnen 5ono Su ersielen fir oen Bau
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loll A bel 100 SuB sroB perben.
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- Sn Nep yort 1T Der bttannte
@&oufpkler gomuno Gollitr osftors
ben.
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- Der preubti4e 9anbtag mir6 mi
3. sdhuar 1ufdmmeHtrtitn. ~,
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13
Washington SmnII Tnik.

Mrs. c. L. Hilton, wife OF the county audi
tor Of Otter Tail county is in Washington.
visiting her mother, at All Eighth street Sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Emden and son. who
left Washington recently for the Philippines.
where Emden is to take a lucrative position
IN the government postoffice department. were
quaranuned for several weeks at Honolulu
on account of an outbreak Of smallpox on
their ship and will not arrive at Manila until
the 10Th Of next month. Mrs Emden is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Aarons. for
merry OF Minneapolis, but now living in
Washington
Lieutenant o. H. Rask of the marine corps
mas written an interesting article for the
journal OF Military Service Institution on
Uniformity of Tactics, in which he points
out the differences in the drills of the ma
rines and the land forces, and urges a revis-
ion OF both to the end that they may be
Identical Lieutenant Rask is former twin
city newspaper man. He is now stationed at
the New York navy yard, preparatory to as
signment to sea duty
Minnesota postmasters appointed To-day.
Aarhus. Lac qui Parle county, j. w. Kubik;
Wllno. Lincoln county, j. A. Wisniewski
The following changes in the salaries Of
presidential postmasters in the northwest be-
coming effective July 1, were announced to-
day: Minnesota-Increase, Pelican Rapids.
81 200 10 $1,000; Preston, 81 400 to 81 800; Red
Lake Falls. 81, 800 to ST. 400; Renville 81 200
TO Sl,5OO; Rochester, s., 800 to 81, 400; Sleepy
Eye, $1,60O, to 81, 800; decrease, Princeton
81 500 to $1,000; Rush City, 100 to 81 200:
Shakopee, II, 400 TO 81, 300 Wisconsin-In-
crease, Weyauwega, 81 100 to 81, 200: decrease
Wonewoe. $500 to 81, 200 Iowa--Williams
fourth-class to $l,0o0s
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13
AT AN INFIDEL'S CRAVE
UNIQUE EcEREMoNIEs IN KENTUCKY
Memory of Miss Collins, Who Was
Asphyxiated in Boston,
Is HOnOred.


Lexington, KY, May ia unique cere-
mony was witnessed at the beautiful Lex
ington cemetery yesterday over the grave
Of the noted Miss May l.. Collins, the
pretty Midway, KY, girl who, with Sam
uel N. Putnam of Chicago, president of
the free thought congress of America,
was found dead in a room in an apart
ment house on st. Botolph street in Bos-
ton on the night of Dec. IL, 1896. The
ceremonies were conducted by the local
societies of infidels, and the chief speaker
was DR.. ]. B. Wilson of Cincinnati, pres
ident of the American Secular Union and
one of the foremost free thinkers of
America. There were no prayers, but the
grave was covered with beautiful floral
wreaths. Some twenty-five free thinkers
gathered to participate and hundreds of
Christians looked on.
The young girl was a decided prodigy.
Before she was II years old she propound
ed to Bible students questions which they
could not answer. She became a writer
and had just taken the lecture platform.
She was in her nineteenth year. In Bos-
ton she met Putnam, and her friends
claim THAT because she was unaccompa-
MED by any western friend, Putnam had
accompanied her to her lodging-place after
her return, and while in earnest conver-
sation before parting, the gas. which had
been turned on in one burner while they
were lighting the other, overcame them
and both died of asphyxiation.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13

Got it with your" asked Marks. hur-
riedly.
yep; in my pocket" said the farmer,
placing his hand over his breast pocket
Marks had him out OF the crowd and
100 feet away before the old fellow knew
what had happened. Fifteen minutes later
the farmer started for the Grand Central
depot with draft for $4,000 in his pocket
and Marks had the stock.
An army officer stationed in the Philip
pines has been sending home his salary
for his wife to save. She sought to add to
1t by taking flyer in Wall street She
had invested every dollar of her husbands
savings and in the panic of Thursday all
was swept away. She appealed to Henry
Clews, with whose firm she had dealt
If l show you the way to get your money
back will yo1 promise me that you will not
speculate again?" asked the broker
Indeed I will," tearfully assented the
woman.
Well, here's your money. Now keep out
of the market"
Clews said afterward that he had not
invested the money
broker in the Waldorf Astoria. who
listened to the story laughed ''Well,
that's one on Clews. That woman brought
the money right over to my office and
asked me to buy Delaware & Hudson for
it. did so and she made So, ,4O0."
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13
NIrs. NlckinIey,s IlIness.

San Francisco, May 13.-The sudden
Illness Of Mrs. Mckinley has caused an
unexpected change in the itinerary OF
President Mckinley. He arrived in this
city quietly yesterday, several hours
ahead Of the time scheduled. The state
OF Mrs. McKinley's health was such
that the president decided TO leave
Del Monte and bring his wife to
this city Immediately to the home Of
complete rest for a few days and where
q specialist could be consulted, if neces-
sary.
A special Of two cars and a locomotive
was made up from the presidents special
and at 1890 o'clock the president, Mrs
Mckinley, Miss Barber, the presidents
niece, Secretary Cortelyou and wife, Dr.
Bixby and H. T. Scott and wife, left Del
Monte for San Francisco, leaving the re-
mainder Of the presidential party at Del
Monte.
When the train, consisting of a baggage
car and the presidents special coach,
stopped at Valencia street, Mrs. Mckinley
was carried in a steamer chair by two
colored pOrters from the private car to a
closed carriage in waiting. The president
and Dr.. Rixey followed close behind. The
rest Of the party followed in carriages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott had arrived at their
residence ahead of the president and were
waiting to receive their distinguished
guests. Mrs. Mckinley was again lifted
out Of the carriage and placed in an in
valid chair and carried into the house.
Secretary COrtelyou, when questioned
concerning Mrs. McKinley's condition,
stated that there was nothing alarming in
her present indisposition and that perfect
quiet and rest for a few days would
restore her to her usual health. She has
a felon on one or her fingers.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13
GIVEN UP AS DEAD
John c. Christ Is Alive, but Will Not
Explain.

Special to The Journal.
Wayne Neb., May 1S.-John @. Christ,
who two years ago mysteriously disap-
peared. and whose death in San Francisco
was some months later reported to, his
wife in a letter signed Jacob Meyers,
was recently seen alive and we'll by George
Shaw, former resident Of this place, in
Los Angeles. Christ for many years was
the proprietor of a dray line in this city,
but a little over two years ago removed
with his family to Albion, Iowa. Shortly
Christ disappeared leaving his family in
Strengthened circumstances, as he had
previously converted all his property into
cash. His wife and friends made every
effort to locate him, but without success,
until a letter was received from San
Francisco giving a detailed account Of his
sickness, death and burial.
Christ had been member of the Mod
ern Woodman lodge here, and that order
at once took steps to verify the report
with the object of paying the insurance
to his widow No record Of the death
could be found in San Francisco, and no
Jacob Meyers could be discovered, so the
wife's claim for the insurance was not al
lowed. Mr.. Shaw, who has been a resi-
dent of Los Angeles for several years,
met Christ on the streets of that city re-
Gently, and having been we'll acquainted
with him. accosted him. Christ acknowl-
edged his identity and readily entered into
conversation, but would give no explain
alton of his strange actions and reported
death
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13
MANY SUMMER SCHOOLS
STATE WILL HAVE FoRTY-sEvEN
Six More Than Last Year-Three Will
Last Six Weeks, the Rest
Four.

Forty-seven summer schools will be held
in Minnesota this year, not counting one
at Big Stone City, S. D., in which the
counties of Big Stone, 8. D., and Lac qui
Parle, Mimi, will cooperate. Only forty
one were held last year the liberality Of
the legislature being responsible for the
increase.
Four weeks sessions are the. rule, but
the schools at the state university, at
Mankato and st. Cloud will be held six
weeks. Four-week schools will open
July 8. Summer schools will be held in
the following places:
State university Minneapolis; Mankato,
Blue Earth county; st. Cloud, Stearns county;
Aitkin, Aitkin county; Detroit, Becker eoun-
ty; Bemidji, Beltrami county; Window, Cot
tonwood county; -Brainerd, Grow Wing coun-
ty; Sleepy Eye, Brown county; Kasson, Dodge
county; Wells, Faribault county; Red Wing,
Goodhue county; Caledonia, Houston county;
Heron Lake, Jackson county; Mora, Kama
bee county; Hallock, Kttson county; Lake
Benton, Lincoln county; Marshall, Lyon
county; Hutchinson, Mcleod county; Argyle.
Marshall county; Litchfield, Meeker county;
Little Falls, Morrison county; Austin, Mower
county; Fulda, Murray county; Worthington,
Mobiles county: Ada, Norman county; Roch-
ester, Olmsted county; Fergus Falls, Otter
Tail county; Pipestone, Pipestone county;
Crookston, Polk county; GIenwood, Pope
county; Red Lake Falls, Red Lake county;
Olivia, Renville county; Faribault, Rice
county; Roseau, Roseau county; Duluth, st.
Louis county; Shakopee, Scott county; Owa-
tonna, Steele county; Morris, Stevens coun-
ty; Benson, Swift county; Long Prairie, Todd
county; Lake City, Wabasha county; Whea-
ton, Traverse county; Wadena, Wadena coun-
ty; Breckenridge. Wilkin county Buffalo,
Wright county; Granite Falls, Yellow Medi-
cine county; Big Stone City, S. D., for Big
Stone and Lac qui Parle counties.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13
May Call a Sudden Halt to
His Pleasure Trip.
MRS. Mckinley IS ILL
Her Condition Likely to Necessitate
Speedy Return to Washington.
FUNCTIONS TO BE ABANDONED
oIEa. Mckinley "Quite as Comfort
able as Her Physician EX-
pected Her to Be-"

San Francisco, May 1S.-Secretary
Cortelyou this morning gave out the fol-
lowing statement as to Mrs. Mckinley 5
condition:
Mrs. Mckinley rested well last night,
and this morning was quite as comfort
able as her physician expected her to be. -
President Mckinley Will not decide un-
til later in the day whether or not he
shall go to San Jose.
There was a possibility of President
Mckinley abandoning his proposed trip
into the northwest. Unless there is a
radical change for the better in Mrs. Nc
Kinley's condition the presidential party
viii leave for Washington soon after the
celebrations in this section are over. Mr..
Mckinley is very much worried over the
condition of his wife, and it is even pos
sible that many of the functions arranged
in his honor for this week may be post
poned or abandoned.
Secretary Cortelyou has announced that
If Mrs. Mckinley shall continue the trip
with the president she will not under any
circumstances engage IN any of the social
functions arranged for the party, but will
remain as quiet as possible during the
remainder OF the tour.
San Francisco, May 13.-Presfdent Nc
Kinley has decided to go to San Jose this
afternoon IN view of a slight improve
ment in the condition Of Mrs. Mckinley.
He intends to spend only an hour OF Two
al San Jose.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13
REDS ARE PACIFIED
Logging Company at Round Lake
Agrees to a Re-Sca1e.
INDIANS ARE NOW DISPENSING
Government Men on the Spot to See
That All interests Are Treated
Fairly.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Park Rapids, Mimi, May 13.-John Bud
dice, a reliable Indian from the Pine
Point country, arrived in town this morn
ing and says a complete settlement is
being effected of his tribesmen's Difficult
ties with the logging companies. The In
dians have consented to let the logs go
through the lake down to Frazee and
make no further trouble, the Common
wealth company agreeing to have a re-
scale at any time the Indians ask for it.
The latter are satisfied the company in
tend to treat them fairly, and are dis
persing and going about other business
The logs are moving, and full operations
will soon be under way
Buddice says there need be no appre-
hension of further trouble The govern
ment will see that the Logging company
keeps its promises and has men there
now to inquire into the situation and Sc
cure the Indians fair treatment. Louis
Steinbach, who has operated in the Round
lake country, left here to-day with a gov
ernment officer for Pine Point.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13
URGED FOR CANADA
Transfer of British Manufacturin0
Plants Proposed.
Nesv York Sun Special Service

London, May 13.-Numerous American
factory promoters have arrived in London
to urge British manufacturers to transfer
their plants TO Canada. They state that
Canada is developing so rapidly that
thousands of Americans are emigrating
thither from the United States. Lord
Strathcona, Canadian high commissioner
in London, said to reporter:
Unprecedented numbers of Yankees are
crossing the border to cast In their LOT with
us Canadians. We welcome them most cor
daily, for they bring the very qualities we
need-brains, yigor and grit. Many of them
hail from the far west where they have
already experienced severe conflicts with ma
ture. Canada's undeveloped forests, farm
ing lands and mineral fields hold out to these
frontiersmen not only the prospect of profit
hut also of a life that meets the require
ments of their adventurous natures. / am
glad that some of these energetic and in
genious Americans who have done so much
to stud the plains of the United States with
prosperous cities are turning their atten-
ton to the development of Canada Several
of them, l understand, have come to London
to encourage British capital to go to North
America. We welcome their efforts and also
extend a cordial invitation to moneyed Amer
leans to pre-empt the great industrial op-
portunities of Canada if they can.