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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02
is 1T MAN OR WOMAN?
rostoffice Inspector Bird Makes I'M
Dortant Arrest.


Milwaukee, Dec 29.-Frank Rause,
alias O. w. LloyGs, alias Mrs. 0. Il.
Saunders. is under arrest mere charged
With using the mails to defraud.
Rause is accused of masqucrading
sometimes as a tramp, sometimes as
=. business man, at other times as
styIishly dressed woman and again as
: hunchbacked boy The officers do
rot know whether the prisoner is a
NAN or woman. He was arrested as
tunChhaCked boy.
Rause denies that he is woman.
Behind the arrest there is alleged to
l.. far-reaching scheme to defraud
jewelry firms i'll all parts of the coun-
try The arrest was made at Ran
doIph Wis. by Postoftice Inspector
Eird. Five thousand dollars worth Of
valuabIes were recovered.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02
lansing Warren's Mother LII

Lake Forest, H., Dec. 29.-Mrs.
William Warren, mother of Lansing
Warren. who at the time of his death
was publisher of the Milwaukee
Sentinel, is i'll with pneumonia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02
Militia to HeIp Sheriff

Columbus, Ga, Dec. pa militia
company from Phoenix City left last
night for Crawford to assist Sheriff
Bellamy in arresting and protecting
uriah Porter, charged with killing
Fincher.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02
Toy Trust Formed.

Boston, Dec. 29.-The five largest
local importing and jobbing houses
handling toys, fancy goods, druggists
sundries and kitchen furnishing
goods has consolidated, with a nomi-
nal capital of 100000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02
CHICAGO MARKETS.

The following table shows the open
ing, highest, lowest and closing price.
of produce yesterday at Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02

Pope Leo XIII, addressing the car
dinals in Rome, criticised socialism
agitation for divorce and Christian
disunion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02
NOT ENTIRELY BAD
ARE CONDITIONS OF LABOR IN
GERMANY,
MANY MISREPRESENTATION

Dissemination OF These Responsible
for Idea That Great Distress Pre-
walls Among Artisans of Father
land and in Trade Circles Gen
orally.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02
CHNALRY OF BRUCE
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR AIDS
SOUTH AFRICAN KIN.
MANY RELATIVES AT FRONT

Comes of Distinguished Military Fam
lily and Practically All Other Mem
bers now in the Service-Conflict
in Transvaa! Inevitable as He Sees
1.-THE soer in His Native Land.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-01-02

Chicago, Dec. 20. Cattle-Receipts, 300
steady: good to prime steers, i007 %;
poor TO medium, 5. I5g5.s0; stockers and feed
ers, 2.OO@4 %; cows UD1t 81, heifers sea
%; Gamers, 1.Oen2 ~; calves 50G6 90;
Texas steers aI5@l2
hogs-Receipts, Yesterday al: to-day, 4s
~ ieit over, I'll; sfea ,pIxed and
D 9a cn' D 9J0o ~; 90 savy. d 80
A6 I2H; rough heav ) - i III 3,G
co: bulk of sales. : 90as
Sheep-Re eipt~ - teat good
@6 o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
FINANCE AND TRADE
Railroad Stocks in Good De-
mand Today.
PRICES WERE HIGHER
THE INDUSTRIAL LIST WAS
RATHER NEGLECTED.
Sharp Squirt in Chicago and Great
Western Caused Consider
able Comment
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dspat ch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK. October 31.-H!gher prices
in London were reflected in fractional adj
vances on this side during the opening hour.
Traders were inclined to force out some
stock on the theory that the market was
well flied with stop-loss orders in several
-spec:alties This condition was strongly
suspected in Reading. and the stock was
offered down in consequence. The move
ment not much of a success, however,
end failed to inspire liquidation In the gen.
eral list
An aggressive demand for Manhattan was
significant feature of the day, and seemed
to force higher range of prices In all of
the active issues The ease with which the
price of the stock named responded to the
demand attracted favorable comment and
led to the prediction that it would shortly
cross Metropolitan and maintain it's posi-
ton as the highest priced city railway prop
erty. The advantages of electrical equip
ment We're urged in justification of the rise
along with certain older arguments of
more picturesque character.
The Could group generally. rallied under
mixed demand in which the short &C.
count played an important part. Recent
liquidation by the western element having
attracted general attention and nuliified
many of the predictions of higher prices
emanating from that center, led to some
buying by that faction evidence of
their sympathy with the advance. Louis
Vile and Nashville, Norfolk and West
eru and other western favorites were adj
Vanced moderately.
Rumors of an adjustment of differences
between the Osgood-Gates party growing
out of the contest for control of Colorado
Fuel were heard, and there was some in
clination to regard the property with more
favor in consequence of this outlook. The
industrial list a whole was neglected.
however, and what little new business there
was went into the railroads.
There was better demand for bonds
than at any time of late, some rather sig
nificant buying of Chicago and Great West
ern issues being credited to Han,ey inter
ests.
Oregon Short Line tours were In dema Id.
round amounts being given preference in
the buying. Here and there the supply IF
stocks was meager. and the street argued
demand was better than the supply few
investment houses bought securities in an
ticipatiou of better demand after the
elections.
All things considered the tone of the
street was more hopeful.
The known movements of money indicate
that the banks have gained slightly The
subtreasury was debtor at the clearing
house today to the extent of 81 291 81
Money has been shipped to st. Louis dur
ing the week, but moderate amount has
been returned from other points. AS the
loan item is not disappointment toner
rows bank statement should be moderately
favorable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
Washington Stock Exchange

sslesisegilar call. II O'Clock noon-Peopie's Fire
lns 10 az 90 Washington Gas, 10 at 1875 10
At ION, 10 at Ios. Greene Copper. 100 Mt 24B. 5
at 24s4. After call-Greene Copper, 100 at 2i%
Railroad Bonds-Capltal Traction Is, iOTJa bid,
1881 asked Metropolitan 5s, 120 bid f21 asked
Metropolitan Cert. Ind. SIS. A. 1O5 bid leo asked
Metropolitan Cert Indebt. 5s, b. lUTA bid 100
asked Colombia Gs. HIS bid. ri asked Column
bis IS. 1865. bid 1861 asked. The Washington
Railway and Electric Co, IS, 50 bid, S. askcd-
Miscelll neous Bonds-Washington Gas Co. Gs Sc
ries A 10 bid. Washington Gas Co. ls. series b
ITO bid L. $. Electric Light Deb. Imp. 6s. I0T
bid. u. :. Electric Light Cert. Ind Gs 1919, bid.
chesapeake aud Potomac Telephone IS. 1oi5s bid.
1o5I. asked Washington Market Co. 1st G., foSia
bid Masonic Hall Association IS. 1ot bid. Amer
tcaB Grlphophone Deb. 5s. 93ia bid.
Safe Deposit and Trust Stocks-Natioual Safe De
Posit and Trust, It's hid. 200 asked. Washington
Loan and Trust. 2o9h bid. 212 asked American
Security and Trust. nc bid. 90 asked Washing
ton Safe Deposit, 65 bid Union Trust and Storage.
los bid, no asked. Washington Savings Bank.
100 bid ITO asked.
Rsilroad Stocks-Capitai Traction Co.. 12SE bid.
12Bs. ASKED. The Washington Railway and Flee
tric 90. Pref, 40 asked The Washington Railway
and Electric Go. Com, is asked.
National Bank Stoeks-nank OF Washington. 375
old, 435 asked. Metropolitan, 100 bid, 500 asked.
Central. go bid Farmers and Mechanics, 295 bid.
Second. 40 bid. Citizens. $50 bid. Columbia,
$50 bid. Capital. 100 bid. West End. 40 bid.
lC0 ssked. Traders. $50 BID 1853 asked. Lincoln.
10 bid. 1875 asked Riggs. 721 bid
frs.ssn-" si~sk. sFfremeE's. % BID 20 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
BREACH OF CONTRACT.
Allegation in Suit for Recovery OF
SO, $3.50.

The hearing of the case OF Primo Font ana
of Italy against Mrs. Mary Helen Carroll
Robbins, in which the Plaintiff seeks to re-
cover So. SSS 10 as damages for an alleged
breach of contract, began yesterday after
noon before Chief Justice Bingham in Cir
cult Court No 1. The plaintiff claims the
amount specified because of work done in
connection with the erection of the chapel
of St. Anthony of Padua, In st. Matthews
Catholic Church In this city.
Mr.. Fontana states in his declaration that
he came here from Italy to finish a statue
of st. Anthony. in accordance with a GER
tain design and within a certain time. He
claims that he was unable to finish the
work in the time specified in the contract on
account of the unfinished condition of the
walls and roof of st. Matthews Church
1t is stated that the parties to the suit
agreed to submit to arbitration any differ
ences arising between them. but that Mr..
Fontana refused to comply with this agree
ment. He contended that on account of
the incomplete condition of the structure
he was Obliged to lose a great deal of time,
and he asked the amount named as re-
enumeration.
The case was tried before the District SUI
preme Court in 1886, when the presiding
dict in favor of Mrs. Robbins, the
grounds that Mr. Fontana had his relief IN
arbitration, and, further, that as Mrs. Rob-
bins had given the chapel to the church she
was not longer responsible.
Mr.. FOntana took appeal from this de-
cislon to the Court of Appeals of the Dis
trict and the higher court reversed the ac-
ton of the court below and remanded the
case for new trial
In the case now on hearing Benjamin s.
Minor and Charles ]. Collins represent the
plaintiff. while Hamilton & Colbert appear
for Mrs. Robbins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31

coran, u bid. Potomac, Is bid. Arlingfon. 81
BID, % asked. German American. 2s5 BID. $40
asked. National Union, ~ bid. asked Column
bia. IL bid. - asked Riggs sfs bid, 8 asked.
Peoples. ga bid, asked. Commercial. s bid
Title Insurance Stoeks-Real Estate Title, 92k
bid, 81 asked. Columbia Title, ~ bid, asked
Washingt IN Title, bid. asked.
Telephone and Graphophone Stocks Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone, 81 bid. 46 asked. Amefi-
can Grapnophone Com, SO bid. G asked. Ameri-
can Graphophone Pref, 'sa. bid, 9E asked.
Gas Stocks-Washingtoa Gas, IS bid, 76 asked.
Georgetown Gas, rs bid
Type Machine Stocks-Mergenthale Linotype.
1853. bid, 18TH asked. Lanston aIonofype 10A
bid. Ii asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Greene Con- Copper Co,
2ias bid 24% asked. Washington Market. 16 bid
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 1876 bid.
sex. dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
DROPPED FROM THE NAVY.
Lieut.. j. W. 4 nch Retired on Account
of Disability.

First Lieutenant Jas. ". Lynch. United
States Marine Corps, has been wholly re-
tired from the navy. with enc years pay
on account of disability not incident to the
service. His physicians reported that he
suffered from heart disease.
This of Ger was tried by ceurt-martial in
the Philippines on charges Of drunkenness,
and being convicted. was reduced in his
grade. Soon afterward he was again tried
for a like offense, and, being again convict
ed, was entenced to be placed at the foot
of the list of lieutenants { the corps. This
sentence has been before the Navy Depart
ment for review. and in view of the fact
that its approval would result in the reten-
ton of the officer in the service, the depart
ment has adopted the course of retiring him
on the grounds stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
Baltimore Markets.

BALI MORE. Nd, October 31.-Flour frm un-
changed; elpts. IL, i25 barrels exports 10 O07
barrels Wheat firm: spot aud October. 74ba75h;
December. IGsl6h; steamer No. red 72Aa72A
receipts, 2o,II6 bushels: exports, none; southern
Sy sample, 6SaT5; southern grade -52tfa73
Corn nrm; new or old, November, 81; year, is1sa
-. January, 4IAa4S; February, 47ai74; receipts
slps4 bushels; experts, none: southern white corn
ass6S; SontEern yellow corn. sSa69. Oats firm
40 white, 36a3614: No. mixed, 33fa; receipts,
asNi bushels; exports. 600 bushels. Rye Arm: No.
oo[a; No, western; sly; receipts. io.47T bush
els; exports. none. Hay hrm unchanged. Grain
frvights quiet: unchanged. Butter firm. unchanged
t ty limitation. 2oaal; fancy creamery. 2oa29
i6aiI; stors packed l6als. Eggs firm, unchanged :
, ,5 sts2o. Cheese firm. unchanged; large la
lz's; medium, l2b4al2L; small. 12I-ai2A. Sugar
firm, unchanged; fine aud coarse granuiated L. Tih
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
Mr.. CaulfieId Goes to New York.

Patrick ]. Caulfield, who has been for the
past two years employed in the bureau Of
navigati ton. Navy Department, resigned his
position today and goes to the United
States pension agency at New York city.
Mr.. Caulfeld's duty in the department was
supplying special and general court martial
orders and other publications to all ships
in commission and to individual officers and
consequently was known to nearly every
officer in the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
Estate Bequeathed to Wife.

The will Of Adoiphus +. LipphaTat. dated
July 0 last, was fled today for probate
with the register OF wills of the District.
The testator directs that all his estate, both
real and personal. shall be given to his wife,
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Lipphardt. during her
life. and at her death the estate 10 to be
divided equally among the children Of the
testator. y.
A provision In the will stlpulates that
should the widow remarry she Is to receive
only one-third of thu tetate--her legal share
ard the other twosfirds IL to go to his
children in equal shares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
Case Of Smallpox.

Thomas Garnett, a colored boy, ten years
of age. suffering from smallpox, has been
removed from f45S P street northwest to
the smallpox hospital. The house from
which the boy was taken has been in quar-
antine for several days, his sister. Lavinia
Garnet. having been discovered there with
the disease some days ago. The other In
mates of the house are under strict sur
Yeillancs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
$G,9tS
Building Permits Issued.

Building permits were issued today as
follows:
Capital Construction Company, six-story
brick addition Portner apartment house,
southeast corner of 18th and streets
northwest; cost, SS7, 800.
George w. King, one two-story frame
dwelling, 3729 Prospect street northwest:
cost 2UOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
WOULDN'T WORK SATURDAYS.
Seventh Day Adventist Discharged
From Appraisers Office.

William L. Quackenbush, clerk in the
appraisers Office In New York, has been
discharged because he refused to work Sat-
urday. Mr.. Quackenbush Is Seventh Day
Adventist For some time his wish not to
work on Saturday had been complied with.
but when the increase of work in the APP
praiser.s office necessitated his attendance
on that day he declined to work, and was
accordingly discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
Paymaster Penrose to Resign.

1t Is understood that the case of Passed
Assistant Paymaster Charles w. Penrose,
US. N. who was tried by court-mar-
tial on charges of Irregularities while pay
master of the Michigan. will be settled by
the abandonment of further proceedings
against the young officer and the accept
ance OF his resignation from the naval
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
BERscH GETS FIVE YEARS.
St. Louis Man Convicted Of Perjury in
Doodle Trial.

ST. LOUIS. October 3.-Edmund Bersch.
former member of the house of delegates,
was today found guilty Of perjury in his
testimony before the grand jury as to the
$4,000 Doodle fund raised to secure the
passage of the Suburban franchise bill and
given five years in the penitentiary.
The defense rested about noon, and after
brief argument by opposing counsel the
case was given to the jury, which defber-
ated but few mfrut es.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
Shepherd Memorial.

The subscriptions to the Shepherd me-
mortal fund are as follows:
Amount previously acknowledged. Sc, SSs
Victor G.. Fischer. ..-.................. 10
John McElroy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III
e; Oais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
Committed to ASYLUM.

Justice Barnard, sitting for probate busi-
ness this afternoon. ordersd the following
persons committed to the Government Hos
pital for tho Insane: Maud Bell. George
n. Clarke. Lucy Coles. John G. May,
Adolph DurrbAak and Mary Middleton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31
New York Stock Markets.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers, 1419 F St, members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31

$3.50 Children's Double breasted G Il mo
Suits. For Saturday. .......-. " eSC
$3.50 Three-piece Suits, also
blouse effects: all wool. Foe Sat CD nQ
urday. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. pAeSC
$3.50 Mems Suits, odds and ends, G. OR
all wool For Saturday ......... VVe>o
$3.50 and $1,000 Mems Top
Coats, in tan and Oxfords. For SS 02
Saturday. ......................~ Oe>o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-31

bright. cheerful fire that looks for
all the world like wood fire, and throws
out as much heat. No wood to carry-no
ashes to clean up-simply turn on the gas
and light up the log.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-02

Wright City. No. Dee |-Neih
-sE are Still wnzSsEing ever the SYN
case whzs1 kAS aroused such q wia
spread interest IN tbs r=ExAb9Ehocd.
Mr.. Joseph c. Syu2ss had suffer
very s=r@rsIy with T-9znwzta
REsl-zzrsr enduring pains whl
Eer= something tsrrIh4s. and Vii
made X altogether impossible for b
20 work b. day O. rest ug sA@@p
14gEr- In SPITE GO all I~r@2rzssnts
grew w0-sa aE5 his case seEzaed TO-
f. al Ehe usual remedies
he began 3 treatment O Do4%sg
rsE Pills ami very Sc-ua Eo@1cai
marked Improvement which krcrea
as he ksgt On TIKI szr b~gxsS were u
whEz he fCun5 himself without 4 II
O. pain CT ache lie Es ROW able
work ali day a-5 sleep al night
his RAPID zr1 compete recowery Is
gz-1a5 by the doctors as little Ses-
. miracle
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-02
ss4&.zAs4
WILL oFFER Fog SALE
Ech@n1 Lmm&s ia TMfs G0wMry WI
Ia ENwr

seh@a Lamds In Thfs County VIII
Be Pwx Ip
The STATE land ksGz-v1- NJ Els @zszsg1 s-
PTzrT2 Eec21s5 10 cr- rer sale III aE
Eka Fch001 sz31wrza-r z-5 TzyEg<
azz1s II Mzrshaa. Clark Szr6e-E Nzz-
n41z ard DzvfS11 gn-ntsz& A part @
Eha cd Fox s8sHa<z- rass-vzssG not
ur5er lease. Will also &c c==-ez for
sale
TEE Lard gr-~zAszz1za- YVES a--hr--
Ezez ~ rhs aazrz t. zee@zE s=zz@5 h51s
FIR q rN-@-T4z-S lease CO re military
Baet5a1 az ~A= Sxs=s1z r@~&e-vasS1-- At
3 rnG-1z- az Fa fa- TIE ser-e
GscTa -ns ecrE5a-z-- o. care and
r11@c-Iz GO t& - g- tEs s-c-
r rn@ Ass@@ ~ t---sa 4 hn11 ~
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-1s-
Ii ELs also 6@<4s-s 20 Ger F- sale
EeceEsz 81 -oe-5 zSrTE Rage 4 e2s
In L1wrezcs cgrErv, aid S@1z Us
-eHE 2 ra--A. Rz-xe 3 @as- In FHz-
Es-gru- cgxz-1r. fw zas1 nzly. As szsh
s=cr5ozs are principally vzkzabae for
ire rzrzEer gAs-a1-
II rEgzr2 to leases Ter sNa er--zzg
year. rhaT VIII - Ea54 fn az egzr-1s
c- sE state EAEwa k-5s are O-a1 10
sezsA The rate Il cCxzE&sss wErA we-s
rss@3 -z-hsr kzgA kzs- year have rEsz
5as- chzzE=1 s1r sAs avs-zx= a5~arac=
Il the f7szEEE price for THE cs1rEsss
east C sh4 MESagz-4 rfvH- Es y ger cez-
West as t5@ Missouri river. with EAa sx-
-er1Sg- q Lawrence c1Zzry. IRE s@zsa
E@ ws Ex@1 II Fr1z 6 ID z CENTS Ger
EEre In Ezwrs-cs ngzn-y tEz rate 81
9xA5 AZ 3. 10 Ez1 - cents
The hIgE@sE leasing price IL ary
-o1zEv as Is cents ger acre. this rzta be-
Ing Hx@8 fer -hs cgGnE5Hs % Ec-E0--
Lincoln s~EfrrsAaka~ Meo9T. ZErr-
81. TEsgz and TaEktO1. ard Fl soEae eg
these 10 leases can BE rrs5e as AL
lan3s are tRks1- The co-EEses IN
whScA All the Lands are taken On terra
leases are BeA11e- Lu-zAr. Lne0in AMI
Tnson
The state AGr1 5@ra--rIers las Ess1A1
patents 70 shfrrs@- S-zl purchasers CO
STATE Lands. wH0 Ezve -A5e 4-zE lay
r1snrs CT thsEr r--c&ss G-g-t. No
Cock ard MEzrszaAE each received
three % tAsS41 Lake rwcs Co14zgEo7
and I4rcc--- 1-E each
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-02

&ewsm Americas Soldiers Are kElte6
I'm IA Ffgkr With BoEomeR

a& FA&ZE AEE& E0R0mGE~
Washington. Iec &-Ta4 war d.
E-aE1z2e1- has received . ezhEgr2Z
sr1- Gen CaAE@ e. ManIlA- giving
an araoz1t ~ an szg2gaEezt near
PaFa1a SarEar. n which Company r.
SAztA ~tnta-rrE. lost six zer killed ar5
. zuEah-r wounded Tie cahIagr4z Is
Is follows.
Iac2o II Smith -srG-vs the fa3kgwzg.
D-~TEE scout near Fa9&Ea- Szz-z-, T@r.
- EaEE FrzzEzs H SCz2e~AL ~s1h de-
-2eAz74n< sEgATs=n -@z. Company z
Nk-sA infantry. E1S attacked EnxEe f1ros
ao2c11e- Swinging Eruv- tsEexRzz S@Eer4
hanG-E1hzE1 aEhx =-szsI E&A9wr-
Casualties occurred
hA2z-SergsaEr Tah- r SwEshsr.
Ec-p9raI James EazgA&7. Prsva-as IoA-
Garwr- Frank NEAn5-sw. S1z@Ez A
WairEerz. George R~z<arL
Wg-5@5-Gzpz- EraEe5s r. Seho%Eal
SfEh1y. C9Eparzl goA- n RzSssZl. Prf-
rates Ezz4sa l. MeE1-s1- Eagrx@ Czsx-
t0E~ severely Arxa-- E~4r2sG4xle. sgz-
Ey- Ore 1@-r kI1e& Szs wCnzs43
Names later. Nd pvu1srry Iss Ez@rnv
dr1THn truz E@56s EaSx SsT#rs1E. L&ngs
Detachment Phzfz92za s1 arrived
seen after. assisted caring T0~ woz1zs6
ard renewing 5szE
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-02
LIES CHORD Is SEVERED.
Senator S~weirs Death 0ccars After
an UlRe~s of Two Years

Senator S<seirs Death 0eeurs After
an Illness of TIVE Years
CsnSer, ~. J. Dee @-Unsted States
Senator wTlEiam J. Se~sl dad az his
home here ~ SO q III yesterday Hs
suffered from diz5eris. complicated
with STOMACH and heart trouble Sen
gtor SeweETs Illness had extended over
. period OF two years. sut his condition
Nas not considered serious until ahcgr
q ye2r aga HIS constant attention TO
the duties devOlE5Eg zp&an hfrn in his CT
fetal capacity resulted. IN fSSs. .a a
coEia7s@ A trip 10 Europe was csne-
ccSsl and he soon racoEera5 s~EfEcienr-
w 10 his duties Toward the
end Of b has- session rE cong-ess he
developed a complication @ diseases
and, acting On the advice OF his phys
icaars- again visited various hsaEgn re-
sorts IN Europe Tpea his return. MS
condition showing 10 Improvement.
Senator Seven Wer- { AshevkIls. ~.
c. where he remained two months He
returned 10 his home about four weeks
aga and for . few days q slight i'm
p-uve-nent IN his condition was noted
During the past two weeks ne has
failed steadily and be sank into urcon-
scaolsnsss before he died. Senator
SeSeil was born In Ireland IN ISIS