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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-05

! Wit6ell. Ssnrp 8. Bras, Ser=
ausgeber oes Educator, lit gum 4oit=
meiter ernannt moroen.
8rDotings. 9tm l. Suli uiro
grootines fhuloenfrei iein, oa bis oa=
bin alle Sbuloen BON Dem StaotIhaB=
meiiter besablt iein neroen.
6reeman. Die erite 91ationals
bant 1T bier er0nnet poroen nit sSoi.
Barber als grdiioent unb @sorep 3.
gDattiipn als aaiiirer.
golin. 6rau Sbomas ssenien
DurDe BON einem iuneen Manne, Der
| iid i'm Sauie 5uerit Elm MeNer sebrrst
bate, nit oielem iiber bas 6elo per=
folgt, no ibr Wiann gu 6ilie berbei
elite. Der junge Wann puroe ipdter
einsefansen nno lit irriinnig.
Miller. 8pn bier aus nuroen
pGbrenb bes leBten Sabres 237 Gars
Vieh, % Cars gBei,en, 103 Gars
&aufmanns9iiter berihidt. 65 @ars
labungen Saubol3 uno 200 Garlaoun=
gen 4oblen muroen bon bier aus per=
ianot ooer empfangen.
Gbemberluin. Der grobteIieb=
oieb poer nGattle 8uitler~ auf Der Re=
ierpatipn weiilib bon bier, Sad Sullp,
lit enolid einaefaneen noroen uno
spar in Ieroieris. 9teb., BON 100 aus
er gieb, pas ole granoSeihen betann=
ter RanhbeiiBer trus, auI oen Martt
lanote. Sulln bat lett LANCER 3eit iein
llnmeien getrieben, unb iol Der Qa=
fiibrer Der neiiten yGrlilers" in oieier
8eseno ieiil. Man bort nit feiner
8efangennabms Den observation-disclosures
ben Wiebolebltdblen auf Der Heierpas
tlon elm gnoe Su MAIDEN.
2eab. Gin fleiner Sornaoo traf
am 81. Mai frilb um / llbr uniere
Staot, Serli0rte ettua 90 @ebauoe uno
bate sur Jolge, oaB brei YerIonen
perleBt luuroen, teine bon ibnen aber
lebsnssefahrlih. @erleBt muroen SO.
Noams, beioe geine aebrohen unb
| ihlimme0autabI Ihiirfunsen; cine 3oh=
ter oes 5errn Moams, innere 0erleB-
unsen uno Sautabidiirfungen; gpart
peterion, Nrm gebroden lino anber=
tpeitie perleBt. Ger Stllrm mari alles
nieber, mas ibm in ben Weg fam. Der
Jleiiherlaben bon Moams befano Iih
auf benz Yfaoe oes Sturmes uno pur=
be in Stiide serihmettert. Noams uno
feline tleine Sohter befanben lid CUR
3eit in benz 8ebduoe uro tonnten nitht
| flieben. peterIon mar in einem nabe,
liegenben 0jebduoe, pelhes ebenfalls
Der gernihtltng anbeim fiel. Der gi=
sentbumsihaben in unisrsr Staot miro
auf $50, 900 selbdBt. Non bier aus
sog oas llnnetter nah Serrepille, nur
luenise Meilen BON bier entfernt, unb
oemolirte bort fiini Debduoe. barunter
bier Wobnhauier, 10 psit Die Nahrih=
ten Dorlieetn, 1T bort aber Niemano
ernlflih Derlebt iporDen. Der Sturm
sog bann in oas 2ano ab, tpebte msb=
rere fleinere gebdube um uno traf
| f9lieBlih Central gitp, no er sreBsn
Sdaren anribtete, 3tpei Webduoe ,er=
ft0rte uno bon pielen pduiern bic 1d=
der aboedte. Sn ben gan3en Blad
Oils fiel pdbrenb oes 3a9ts liarter
| 3e9en.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-05

Ut10hen erbielt Die 9lamen 9lnno
Maria; Ole 5aufpatben paren Serr
6rant 0eirigs Il. SSrau Wti1ael 5burn.
--glm porigen 6reitdg iuuroe Der Sra.
berlhnudnngsta9 III iuiiroiqlter 9Beiie
bier gefeiert. Die 6eierlihteiten be-
9annen an Monument uno Damn fola=
te I'm Sperabaus tjeian9 uno cine 9tn=
'prdhe BON 9rof. 2uga uno Setlamas
tlon bon Ssrl. Sdura goper. Sie
Staot mar ih6n oetprirt uno nament
LID oas Greo 9Siomann'lhe @ebduoe
puroe allgemein befpunDert. -berr 81.
y. Wteigs, Der gertreier Der Dlphr.
Solltein Som. 60. BON Wilmantee mar
oiele 29obe bier uno begab IT'D nit
9errn Safe 6ergen nah Der 6arm oes
9errn 8eO. 6rieorid Sr., Inn oGrt su
filhen. Die glu55eute 6eitano ans
elnem Gid, Der re1t iorgfdltig in
EN- Yapier eingebilllt, aber nit ben
SdmanSlpiben bsraus6dngeno, als
SropbGe mad Sauie gebraht muroe. -
Die Onentlihe SduIe idlieBt oieIs
98ohe NIT ben iiblihen iseierlic,teiten
I'M Spernbaus. 8as Qrogramm be-
itebt aus Wtnlit, Gjeiang BON oen 6rls.
emma Rempfer uno Sennie simmous,
uno Saura Soper uno Gutb Stinner,
uno gertbeilung Der 8iplome.
N s@~.. II. u. 9oner.
partition. Die Ssirma Rempfer,
aanler & 8oering non bier bat Die
glepator=anlagen Der Canton @rain
eompanp getauft, nit neun 6streioe=
elepatpren in Sripp, gtban, alerans
oria, Mlarion SunctiOn, gBortbing,
Canton, Sarrisburg, Baltic uno Sull.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-05
Siib=Safpta.

Sturgis. 9lus benz Weaoe
6Ountp 8efdngniB iinb fiinf 8efanse=
ne entfloben. -
g8aener. Die StallaebGuoe aui
Der Oanttpn=Ngentur brannten nieoer
unb adt Yferbe famen in ben SLAMS
men un. Sc iol granbififtung ppr=
liegen.
6auItton. 9. $. S'yfeil, Elm
arpBer Iiebbdnoler, pertauIte tiirslitJ
1900 Slid 0ieb an Senrp Gune in
Wtonsta, Soma, fir s95, 900.
9eab. 3pei Wlitslisoer oes Sdul=
ratbs BON Yluma iino unter Mntlaee
geltsllt morben, neil iie Die 4norbnuns
gen bes 8eiunbbeitsratbs bstreffs bes
SmpfSiuanses niht befolsten.
Yantton. Die Qolisei bate bie=
Ter Gage einen Gampf nit Sramps 81
beItehsn uno 3tpei Der lsBteren puroen
ourb 8epplperihiille pernunbet, ipdb=
renb Die anberen entfloben.
9eabmpoo. areisridter Srant
8. Waibabaush iit nad ldnserer
Grant9eit gsliorben. gr mar SO Sabre
alt, in Yenniplbanisn gebpren uno
fam bereits 1877 mad 9eabmooo. gr
mar elmer Der betanntelien uno eeabtet=
iten giirser in ben Ylad Sils.
0ermillipn. Der 10 Sabre
alte Spbn oes Sermann Spiltenonbl
BON 8reenfielo puroe in fritiihsm 3u=
Itanbe bierher gebraht. Gr lit bon
einsm pierbe cine Strsfe nett geihleift
iuOrben, inoem er nit einem JuBe i'm
Gteisbiieel hlnsen blieb.
gpneIteeI. Sas 8eIud INN gr=
iaubniB sur Organization elmer Natio-
nalbant hierielblt lit DDm GOntrOlleur
oes Shubamts bsipillist poroen. 8as
2apital miro $685. betragsn unb
Die 8esriinber Der gant Iinb: s.. W.
Ratbmann, %. S. 3. Seller. George
8atbmann, aels Nnoerlon uno 8. M.
Snman.
Napib GitD. Der friibere Su=
perintenbent Der GeformIhule, %. s..
Somptins, sesen ben bic 6rauen=@on=
trollbebDroe Der 0fieniliden Moblibd-
tieteits. unb Strafanltalten perihie=
bens Nntlasen in ibrem Berihte erbob,
bat iebt auf bieien Beribt Der gen=
trollbehorbe cine Nntiport erlaIen. gr
ertid,t bic seseu ibn poreebradten Nn=
tla9en ais unipabr uno forbert Die
Yeb6rben auf seri4tlih sesen ibn
Dpr5ugeben, penn tie Beneiie bdtten.
gr lei bereit, Die pinfdlligteit Der 9ln=
lhulbi9ungen por 8eriht 81 betpeiien.
Dantton. IS untsrlisgt teiliem
3tpeifel, oab Die abt 0esperaoos, tpel=
DE am 9onneritag porieer Wote nit
Der Yolifi einen aampf aufnabmen,
Nerbreder Der aefdbrlidIten Sorte iinb
unb oaB es bieie Banbe mar, ipelhe bic
nieltn 8anfrdubereien i'm liolihen
9beile bes States ausfiibrte. Drei
Der 8urf4en befinoen iih i'm GeIdng=
nib su Dantton. elmer bapon III an
elmer Quite pertpiinoet. Wan fonp
bel einem Der 0efan9enen cine Mnsabl
ginbre4ermerfoeu9e. 9ie funi anoes
rem Witglieoer Der Nanbe linb ents
wii4t uno blriten ii9 pobl ni9t TO-
balo wiebtr bier iebtu laiien.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-05
Smt6inion Goumtp.
lSpesial tslponoen3.)

yartror, z. Sunt l9Oz
Die geeroigung oes IN Sipur gitt
infolse elmer Operation peritorbenen
8eorge @risbt fano am Sountag fiat
uno Die Setheilisuna oaran mar einc
iehr groBe, einise so Wagen pareu
I'M 3use nebit ben Wtitelieoern Der u.
8. II. W. 2ose. Der 8erItorbsne mar
Iert lSt Sagre alt. er pIrDe oor eini.
ger 3eit bon einem Yfsroe an ben aopi
gelhlagen, infolgeoehen Die Speration
notbpenoig muroe. - ginen ih0nsn
8rabltein lies Die Ssamilie Shimte aui
Dem @rabe ibres 9aters errihten. =
Die Benerals9onferen Der Gongrega,
tional= l=8emeinoen muroe porige Wohs
bier in paitOr Singers Stride absebal:
ten. Sic begann am Wtittmph une
enoete Sonntag abeno- gs parsn
% yaltoren aus allen Sbeilen Der Ser.
Staten aniueieno, oarunter Or. gpers,
Der am SDnntaq Vurmittag prebiste,
Yaitor 6atb BON Oregon, paitor 5raut
bon Colorado; Yrpf. Sell pom COLLEGE
IN BiltOn, Sa. uno Die YroIellorsn
Gpr uno 0etmer BON Chicago. 9is
Gottesoienlte pdhrenO Der Gonieren;
waren iehr gut beiuht. - Sie Ssirma
). IL 8. Sapier lit Die siu3ige bier. Die
Geabtleuhtua9 in ihrem Geihaft bat,
uno bat ihre eisene Basanlase. Sic
bauen lebt Elm nellss @ebduoe fiir ihr
Wiobel=0 =0epartement. 9allelbe niro
2oxl10 SUP srOB, Smei Stod bod II.
aus 3ie9elltsinen aufgefiibrt. gs pirn
oas lhonlte 8eihdftsgebauoe I'M Grte
lein uno, ,renn 9lnoere benz suten Sei=
ipiel folsen, miro parifton balo ein
fdotlibes auslehen gewinnen. Nno.
Rauiher uno Mat. Wutib haben oas
dleiihgeihdft BON Ghas. 6ett eetauft.
Garben, Del. Siiriien, @aiolin-
Ofen, gaumaterial aller Dirt finoeu
Die Seler in reihlter uno better 9lus=
pabl uno billig bel Der Yarf # n
o aroDare 60. l2jnd
Siir Ntdnner= uno anaben=An:
aiise, Sute, Semoen II. Shube qebt Su,
u. 5. Grim m Com panp,
Den 6iibrern in nieorisen Yreiien UNI
guten Waaren.
Sir Mablssiteu gu allsn Stunber
nnb gu maBisen prsiien sebt gu Rraus
& Ibius Soeal Reitauraut4. II
Jril1e @artsnldmsrsien, Iols, alls
Sorten ;u ben nieorisiteu Yreilen. Nsu-
mapers Apotbst,.
DIE sr0Bte Aus.DabI uon neuen Ga.
peten in feumaprs Apotbete.
2pe3ials8ar0atnS
in unierem aansen Wdareniager.
8 Stiif Beat EN- al Seife 25c
81 pfuno Dat Weal 25e
l Uauone Sprup 25e
Gute 5sppite 25c per Oaro.
SOC Shee fir 35e oas pfuno.
llno IL fort. Wir babsn Die ar0Btt
Auswabl uno iino Die 6iibrer in nieos
riser preiisn.
y. s. 0r imm Comp.
-Noam 6rieorit bobrt auT d. 6.
grints 6arm. II Wisilen BON bier.
|einen artsliihen yrunuen. - Geo. Ga.
ber 1T Der 9liidlihe Vater zines prdh.
tigen lotter9ens, oos tbm am 19
Mai BON feiner 6rou 9eidtuft tpuroe,
&m 2I. fonD bic 3oufe ffaft unD had
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-05
Sorlaniig beenoet.
Spn ben Snrcnfiibrcrn, General aitdbencr nIi
2prb Ifilner wnrOcn Die SriebrnsbcbilI=
gnngen nntcrSeidnct
Gin GnSe ppa Nubm iiir Ole Buren,. = g1enia
Gbre fur Die Sriten. "5"@

Die 8urenfarmen tpisoer auf5ubauer
uno nit 8ieb Su perforgen. + il.
Die Rebellen iino ben 8eieben ibrer
betreifenoen aolonien na6 su prpSei=
iiren. Geren 5iibrer berlieren seit-
lebens ibre biir9erlihen aette. So=
besitrafen tueroen feline pollltredt."
Saut elmer 9epeihe, Die Der .Gailp
Grpreb" bon lltreht suqinq, ipa grd=
ioent Rriiger bel Der Mittbeilung pom
6rieoensabidluiie ausgerufen babeu:
> nteln @ott! SIT es m6glih?"
cpfer Dee Ranbsrfrieses.
Der Srieg in Siioairita beaann am
IL. Sttpber 1899 uno enDigie am 81.
Wlai 1902; oerielbe bate bemnah cine
8auer bon 2 Sabren, z Moaaten unD
20 Sasen. Die offiSielle gliib {
Statlltit tuelhe an /. 9lpril 1902
perOhentlitt puroe, CAB fplgenoe @er=
lutte an:
6eiammtperltlt an Spoten in
Suoatrlfa: lO2O AHlSlere, 20, OBJ
Sploaten.
germiBte nno 8efaneene:
384 Sfisiere, 9l8l Soloaten.
9lls SnpaliOen na6 6auIe oe=
itift: 2937 GifiSiere, 6S, 81 Splpaten
Die gn9ldnber nabmen 81, 900 gu=
rem 9efangen. g9ie piele Buren, qe.
tObtet uno pertuunoet nuroen, barber
giebt bis leBt teine StatiItit ieitens Der
guren austunft geraoeio luen;o, als
piepiel 8elo Die beiben 8urensRepn=
bliten fitr Die 6iibrung oes &rieges
ausgegeben baben. Den gnalQnoern
bat Der Srieg bis gum /. glpril 1902
Die hpbe Summe BON s82 4, :
900, 900 9etoitet. Die gngs
ldnoer batten i'm 8ansen $50, 600
Wtann i'm 6eloe, Die 8uren stma 5 :
900 (alip 6:l).
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-05

4 ) 8ie Strsittrdfte Der @uren baber
ibre Maffen geitredt unb ibre fdmmt.
lihen 8enebre, Sanpnen uub 9risgs.
munition, tpelhe iie beiaBen oosr III.
ter Spntrolle batten. abgeliefert.
vSdmmtlide Sriegsgefansene iollen
10 ihnell als m6alid) nah Siibafritu
suriidgebradt iperoen, obne lire 6rei=
beit pbsr @ieentbum einSubiiBGl.
rgs merben feline Sdritte gesen Die
Gefan9ensn unternpmmen, aussenpm.
men, tuenn Iie iih oes Srudes oer
9rie9sreesln i6ulpis MAIDEN.
y8ie bplldnbiihe Sprahe miro in
Den S9ulen 9elebrt, penn Die Gltern
es uiiniden, unb in Den 8eridten an:
9epenoet, ipenn es notbpenbig eri6eint.
.~8ewebre iperOen fir SduB be-
tpili9t.
Sic militdrii6e SeiaBlng lit 10
ibnell als mDglit suriidSuSiebeu uno
Selbiire9ierung an oeren STEELE gu
5eBen. Gem Sranspaal iueroen teine
Sterern auferlegt, um Die &liess=
tDften 81 besahlen.
Sine Summe non 3 Millionen
9funo Sterling miro bepilliqt, nm
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-05

ourhgebrannte Wtauleielpaar nebTi
9sngen Suriifbolten lno oann geters
bebutlnm nah Sea bradten. peters
humpelt jeBt berum, tpie Elm alter
Weer9reis, meinte absr: gllutraut pers
9ebt nibt".
Der giirgernleilter BON Sea aiebt
jebt ltnterri6t i'm ggiirieIn. soerm.
8oh uno 8rinoel tuiilen oappn Elm
Stiidhen su ersdblen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-05
(Spe,ial rsiponbeB.)


NF. w. Muffin, Elm Biirgertrie9s=Ve=
teran bon Winhelter, Sno., itreibt:
Neine 5rau iuar lanse 3eit troB gutter
dr5tiiner yebanoluns traut, ober lis
muroe polfdnois ourh Or. Rings
New Iife Eius Qebsilt, ipelhe WunDer
fur ibre 0eiuuobeit beuirtten. Dits
tbuen iis itets. Yerfuat lie.
Is @ts. in Or. 5. Gteenien &: Son
4potbeie.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-05
(Spesral= relponoens.)
g pencer. SUM. 3.

y pe II Cer, SUM, D. I9UZ.
slm Samitag Mprgen erfhien Oerr
S. 2uetb auf Der StraBe bon 5pen=
Ger, beuaHnet nit einem Rriititof uno
eirem 6elleilen, grade, als oh er ais
Sanoipertsburlela ausslehen molIte.
9lls Rarolus Iih ertunbigte, Oh er cine
Reiie um Die 2Selt mahen ipolle, lagte
er: ,,Nsin, oas grade niht, aber Die
Uledlenburger bel Qartforo unb pum=
boIot mill ih beiuden", II. fort sinss.
Die Serren GurB, $. s. 2uelb unb
Sennie ueroen am nahften Sonntag
cine 6iiherei=@rpebition nab Dem Sim
unternsbmen. - 6. W. Nobbins per=
taufte lestsWode 13 2ppf fette 5tiere,
:pelhe ibm 1854 brah.en. - George
Sietih saufte Iih cine neue Winomiible
bel 3arplus. s.-9ie bieIigs 6hulbebors
be ertuahlte 6rau Carrie 9urlbut als
2ebrerin Der Grammar &laHs unb
SRI. Gaa Sones fur Die primdr=Slaiie.
Ginen Erinsipal baben lie nod niht
uno mer 2uit bat bieie Stelle su per=
Ieben, Der iuenoe iib nur an
0arolus.
(Spe5ialsG alsGorrsiponbens)
S,aIem, 2. Suni 1902
Nm 30. WRai ltnrb bier Der 5ecticHss
Tormann SOiepb Rfeiffer i'm 9lIter BON
AS Sabren. Die geeroisuns fanb am
5onntas unter 3oblreider sBstbeiIisuns
lfatt. Heu. 6ore pom Der Bresbpteri-
anertirbe omtirte. gr mar Mitglieb
pOn pier eosen,- Oas Bettsr 1T ld0n
uno oas Gornpfiisen 1T I'M Ganss.
Corr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-05

gor brei 5a9en iinb 2pro Nfilner,
I'M gtamsn Der 8ritiihen Gegierung,
Seine grcellens Serr Stein, General
gremer, General 6. q. Setpet uno
Sfi6ter Sersog, i'm Hamsn ibrer 8uren
ben g8unih begerlb, Den 9eaenlpdrtig
tobenben Grieg sl beenoigen, iiber
fOl9enoe 6rieoensbeitimmungeu iiber=
eingefpmmen +.. -.'
, 1902-03-15

Harry Wilmot George. the eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William George. aged
- years on the 25th of January last.
died at the family residence. north
Fourth street. at Q o'clock this morn
ing. He had scarlet fever in light
form, followed by rheumatism. and
died in ureaemi" commissions.
Young George mad been confined to
having been q%uarantined. Seven chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. George had bad a
run of the disease, and all were getting
along well. On Monday Harry was up
and round and vas feeling very well.
"Wednesday. when the fire bell rang for
the fire at the rolling mills. he became
excited and ran into the yard. An acute
attack of kidney trouble followed, and
this morning death resulted.
Undertaken Stryker was notified
and took charge of the remains. The
funeral arrangements will be very
quiet. under the quarantine law and
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 9
O'Clock.
For several weeks the George resi-.
dencc has been isolated on account of
the presence of scarlet fever, there
having been at one time seven cases in
the house. embracing all the children
but one son. who was absent when the
first of the children came down with
the disease and who was not exposed
to it. The family have had many ex'
pressions of sympathy from their
friends. and now that death has come
to their elder son the sympathy will be
bitterness.
, 1902-03-15
HOW HELEN KELLER WRITES.
Her "story Of My Life" was an Extraor
binary Literary Task.

Not n person in ten thousand OF
those who will read Helen Keller's own
story of her life, when 1t begins in an
early issue Of The Ladies' Home Jour.
nal. will have the least conception of
the amount of hard work required to
write the story. First Of all Miss
Keller puts down her ideas Gin Braille,'
as the blind express it; that is to say
in the system Of points" raised on
paper by means of a stylus and slate
devised to aid the blind; these points
being read afterward by passing the
sensitive fingers over them. When all
Of this Braille work has been completed
Miss Keller goes to the typewriter and
uses these notes IS a guide to the re-
writing Of the story.
AS soon as a page of matter is type.
written 1t is, SO to speak. lost to Miss
Keller, who has to depend upon her
faithful teacher. Miss Sullivan, to re.
peat It to her by spelling out each sen.
tence by means of the hands. 1t Is a
tedious task, especially as some Of the
pages have to be read again and again,
with changes here and there before
Miss Keller Is satisfied. Then, when
the proofs are sent to her, all this slow
process Of spelling word after word
has to be gone through once more. SO
that each word that Helen Keller
writes goes through her fingers at least
five times. 1t will be a satisfaction to
everybody to know that the publishers
Of The Journal have recognized in a
substantial manner the extraordinary
ability and patience which Miss Keller
has shown in her work.
, 1902-03-15

The British Columbia storm which
bureau yesterday is travelling south
ward, and a period of very low pres
sure in central in this district. The
barometer is lower than it has been
for several years and is on the decline.
One observer this morning inform
ed The Republican that the barometer
this morning had reached lower than
he ever saw it. Prof. Ridgaway. the
observer at the university, gives the
reading at noon today as $3.50, the
lowest he has noted since the blizzard
in the last week of March. 1898.
Prof. Ridgaway says both the baro-
meter and thermometer are right for a
storm. Mr.. Whiting says he has never
seen the pressure Of the atmosphere
lower on his barometer.
Trainmen in from the west at l
O'Clock this afternoon report high
winds and some snow at Rawlins and
points between. with a severe snow
storm at Rock Springs and in that sec
ton.
Here a heavy fall Of snow occurred
during the forenoon, but the fiurries
| did not last long. The snow would fall
for a few minutes, and perhaps in five
minutes the sun would be shining
again.
Snow began falling at 6 o'clock. and
| soon the ground was covered. Much
| of it melted as it fell and the ground
was nearly bare at ] O'Clock. The
following reports were furnished to
The Republican by the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company at I
O'Clock this morning:
Kemmerer-Cloudy and cold.
Evanston-Clear and cold.
Rock Springs-Snowing and cold
with six inches of snow on the ground
Rawlins-High wind and snow.
Cheyenne-Cloudy and cold.
Douglas-Very high wind and snow
ing.
MISUNDERSTANDING but not very
cold.
Saratoga-Cloudy and showing.
, 1902-03-15
WHIPPED HIS WIFE
AND NOW HE'S INSANE.

Solan Clarke, a ranchman living in
the Hat Creek settlement north of
Lusk. was arraigned before Justice
Root last week charged with beating
his wife, says the Douglas Budget. He
was found guilty and very properly
committed to the county Jail for a
term Of thirty-fve days. The prosecu-
ton was conducted by Judge Mecum,
and Deputy Sheriff Cook brought the
wife-beater up Saturday night and
lodged him in the Hotel de McDermott
to serve out his time.
Since he came he has developed very
pronounced symptoms of insanity. One
of his delusions is that the spirit Of the
misguided gentleman who recently
committed suicide in the city reservoir
enters his cell every night and simply
sits and sits-refusing to talk to him
but likewise refusing to hike out to the
place whence he came.
Sheriff McDermott is still undecided
whether the fellow is really bughouse
or merely pretending to be.
, 1902-03-15

The trial of w. G. Churchill was be-
gun in the district court today. Judge
Bramel presiding. The defendant is
represented by Judges Carpenter and
Groesbeck. the state being looked
after by Prosecuting Attorney Downey
II Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
torlett Downey. The forenoon was
devoted to securing a jury and swear,
ing the witnesses for the state. OF
which there are fifteen or twenty.
The jury is as follows: J. w. T,
Gray. Charles DeKay, Richard King,
w. l.. Kidd. l.. S. Bartlett. +. p. Mason.
Hugh Vass, W. II. Isberg. Robert Got.
schalk. John Wrisinger, David McCul
lagh and J. A.Cokefair.
At 1l:15 the court took rcCess until
. o'colck, Judge Bramel not being able
to sit longer. He is better today. but
the grip has not left him entirely.
An order has oeen issued that Clyde
Wallis and George Van Dance be TAX.
en- to the Colorado reform school at
Golden and confined until they are 81
years of age unless they are sooner
discharged by law.
The hearing of evidence began in
the Churchill case this afternoon, W.P
Cook, the prosecuting witness, being
examined when the forms of this i'm.
preston were closed.
, 1902-03-15
BIRTHDAY PARTY
At the Home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Nottage Last Saturday Evening.

Big Laramie, Wyo., March 13.-(Cor-
re%spondence of The Republican,
A birthday surprise party was held
Saturday night March s, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Nottage, the
occasion being Mrs ottage's birthday.
The music for the dancing was furn-
ished by Mr.. o. X. Erickson of Lara
ME and Mr.. Fred MCGEE of the Big
Laramie. During the intermission for
supper at midnight Mr.. Dee Titus rem,
dered a vocal solo, which was heartily
enjoyed and encored. Those present
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Vass and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sprague, Mrs.
Robert Pahlow and family. Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckay, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs o. X.
Erickson, NJ. A. Crout and family, P.
Perne and family, John Thomas and
family, I. c. Holiday and family. H. NJ.
Thomas and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Osterman and family, Mrs
Pryor and family, Mrs. Lund and fam.
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Askins, Mis- les
Lizzie Vass, Mamie and AlliePahIow,
Katie Pryor. Dora and Mary Lund,
Lucy Popp, Messrs. John Barth, F.
MCGEE. Max Grolla, Leroy Titus, Dee
Titus. Harry Jones, Clarence Richard,
Willie Richard Oda Mason, Oca Mason.
Andrew Vass, Fl. T. Weber John Popp.
Christ Popp, Christ Larson and Willie
Nottage.
, 1902-03-15
MAUNDY THURSDAY
TO BE OBSERVED

1t is now believed that Maundy
Thursday will be observed by such Ma
sons of Laramie as are members of the
higher degrees and by the consistory.
although no definite Ilans for the Gel,
ebration OF the day have yet been
made. The Denver Times tells of the
celebration in that city as follows:
Invitations have been sent out to the
members Of Mackey chapter, Rose
Croix No. l, Scottish Rite of Free Mas,
onry. for observance Of the Maundy
Thursday feast obligatory. The ban
quet will take place at $50 p. m. OF
the Thursday before Easter. following
the service of extinguishing the lights,
held in the Masonic temple an hour
earlier. The banquet will be open to
all members Of the Scottish rite body
of whatever degree. An elaborate
menu has been prepared.
, 1902-03-15
CONDUCTOR GUARANTEED
AND CAR FUMIGATED

The Cheyenne Leader says that
suffering with smallpox. has been plac.
ed under quarantine in that city an'
the caboose in which he rode at the
time of the discovery set out and FUN
igated. Mr.. Mason left Laramie on the
18th in charge of train No. IS, and
went to Cheyenne. The caboose made
ductor Sampson, and he is being treat
ed. 1t is believed theis is no danger of
spread Of the disease. there or here. as
every p%recaution has been taken by
the Health boards and the railroad
company.