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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
i.sDR-v DoyyIE IS SUED.
Alienation ofSa 1Noman'a Affections
H i{s t93y 1ts&8 In Altered is l4f IN iiaH

alienation OFFS VVOmaM'A Affections
IS ;SSS3i s{fIS Alleged. $i=
Chicago, Jan. 11.-Benjamin F. Will
ianls formerly a school teacher In
Mansfield, Ohio, and former follower
of i" DR." .Dowie. yesterday began suit
In the circuit court of Cook county for
images in the sum of $50, 600, against
Dr." Dowie and Elders John G. Speech
er and Charles B. Frockler Of the
Christian Catholic Church OF America
for alleged conspiracy to ALLEVIATE his
wife's affections. Williams alleged
that by the teachings Of Dowie and his
followers Edith r. Williams was in
fuenced to treat him as stranger. He
AYERS that the cause Of this influence
was that he did not contribute tithes to
Dowie's numerous business enterprises.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
UNKNOWN MAN DEAD.

Found Under q West Superior Via
duct-Accitlentnll. killed.
West Superior, Wis, Jan. II. ~ An
unknown man was found lying dead
under the Fifteenth street viaduct. The
body is now at the morgue and efforts
are being made to identify it. 1t is
not known how the man met his death.
but 1t is thought that he fell from the
via6uct while in an intoxicated con-
sdition. There were no marks of vio-
lence upon the body.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
CHILEAN THREAT.

Compulsory Arbitration Not Tolcr-
ated In Any Form.
Mexico City, Jan. 1.-THE memoran-
dunn Of the Chileans threatening to
withdraw from the Pan-American con-
ference, whatever might be the form in
which the plan of compulsory arbitra-
ton was presented. was delivered yes
ter6ay to Finance Minister Limantour,
who has been carrying on the negotia-
tons on behalf of the Mexican govern
'ment, and to w. I. Buchanan of the
United States delegation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
SOLD HIS VOTE.

sEx-Aldcrman COnfest es to- Having
Accepted a Bride.
Louisville, KY, Jan. IL In the trial
yesterday of j. NJ. Mcknight. EXPIRES
ident of the German National bank,
whose funds he is charged with en-
bezzling, ex-Ald. John W. Reeder
testified that he signed an agreement
to vote for Mcknight for mayor for
$1,000, 1925 of which was paid to him
and $75 to Sterling B. Edmunds, who
engineered the deal. Mcknight was a
candidate before the aldermen for may
or in 1896, when the Office became va
cant by the death of Mayor Tyler.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
PREVENTING COLLISIONS.

Austrian Inventor Claims TO Have n
Good Railroad System.
New York, Jan. II. = From Vienna
c. mes the news that Herr Bartelmus,
an Australian electrician, has invented
g system for preventing railway acct
dents, says the London correspondent
Of the Tribune. The invention, it is
said, makes it possible to prevent acct
dents arising from trains meeting one
another or from one train running into
the rear of another.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
WILL PROSECUTE DENTISTS.
South Dakota Board of Examiners to
Get After LawbrenEers.

South Dakota Board of Examiners to
Get After Lawbrenkers.
Madison, S. D., Jan. II. z The state
board of dental examiners adjourned
yesterday. The new lines of action
laid down by the board are that all
practicing dentists will be required to
pay annually a SIS fee, that the di-
plomas of the dental school will be rec
ognized in applications for license to
practice, but that each applicant must
stand an examination for present quail
fications. The board also decided to
begin at once prosecutions against
those practicing without license from
the state board.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
CRUSHED OR DROWNED.

No Hope for the Men IN the yeEnu.
nee Mine. Is q ytSSs5
Negaunee. Mich. Jan. 10. The latest
advice from the Negaunee mine yes
terday afternoon was that additional
pumps were working and the water
was under control. Officials state that
it may take a week or more to recover
the bodies Of all the victims. Ascom-
plete list OF the men entombed is not
yet obtainable. Capt. Piper staes that
at least ,rliine 4 or ten have met theft
fate. ;,is5 4 III u
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
A REAL PIONEER.

Sy1vnnus johnson Located in Iowa
in 1S3G-Hc Was 02 Years Old.
Iowa City, Iowa, Jan. I.-Sylvanus
Johnson, the man who built the first
brick kiln and the first brick house in
Johnson county, passed away at his
home in East Lucas township yester-
day. He was one Of the oldest residents
of the county, beirg ninetytwo years
of age. He came to the state in 1886.
and las since been closely identified
with Iowa City's growth and prosperi-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
OPPOSITION Uxpnor1rADLE.
Men Who Bucked Uncle Sans In.
tentiOns Lost Money.

tentiOns Lost Money.
Eau Claire, Wis, Jan. 10. Aprais-
ers yesterday, in condemnation pro-
ceedings. fixed the value of the Kerr
corner of the Churchill federal building
site at $1,725. Out Of this Messrs. Kerr
and Prince, who paid $4,000 for the
corner, must pay to a tenant s25 and
to the city for taxes about $500, leav-
ing Messrs. Kerr and Prince losers
on the investment itself to the extent
of about $4,000. Besides this their ex-
penses are said to have been about ST.
200. Mr.. Kerr bought the lot to check
the government in the proceedings to
locate the building at the Churchill site.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
Aud,tor Dunn sati.fled.

st. Paul, Jan. Estate Auditor Dunn
of Minnesota has. given the daily pa
pers an interview. in which he takes is
sue with Gov. Van SAINT very emphatic
ally on The railroad merger matter. He
says he thinks present laws give the
people all necessary protection, and
adds that he is not a candidate for gov
crnor. or for reelection as auditor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
MURDER IN DULUTH.

One '4umber RACK Kills Another With
POckct&nife.
Duluth, Jan. lin Lake avenue
saloon yesterday Daniel Carlo slashed
David Myllymaki with pocketknife
several times, almost cutting his head
off. Both men were Firms and lumber
Jacks, and the murderer had lately ar
rived from near Two Harbors and the
murdered man had come in from Food
wood, this county. Neither of the men
had been drinking, and there had been
no quarrel. Carlo acts peculiar and is
thought to be insane.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
CHILD MURDER SUSPECTED.

Workmen Find the Remains Of
Ef Male Infant mt Lead.
Lead, s.. D., Jan. 11.-Workmen en-
ployed near the Homestake settling
dam below town discovered the re-
mains of a male child, which had the
appearance Of having been murdered.
The body had evidently lain but a
short time, and the child must have
been several days old at the time of its
death,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
Ee,lernl Pri.oncrs.

Sioux Falls. S. D.. Jan. I--Durfng
the past three months there have been
twenty five United States prisoners In
the penitentiary. Four were released
during that; period. Ten came. from
Nebraska and two from North Dakota.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
Forser wagner brought Back.

Cumberland, Wis, Jan. 10. - Sheriff
Johnson returned from Milwaukee with
Harry T.. Wagrea the notorious forger
who buncoed ms hants throughout
the Northwest out O. $4,000 by cashing
forged checks, and who escaped from
the county Jail recently. Wagner states
that his escape was effected through
the assistance of an eliminate of the
jail The sheriff has put on a night
watch and taken extraordinary pre-
caution to prevent second delivery:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
IN MEMORY OF s1'K1NLEY.
Gov. Van SAINT Fixes n Day for Ex-

Gov. Van SAINT Fixes n Day for Ex-
crcfses.
st. Paul, Jan. 1.-Gov. Van SAINT yes
terday issued a proclamation calling
upon the people of the state to observe
Wednesday. Jan. 90, as a day for spe-
cial exc rcses in the schools in memory
of President Mckinley. He especially
urges that upon that day contributions
be made to a fund for the erection of
a Mckinley monument, and that on the
preceding Sunday contributions be
asked in the churches throughout the
state. The day named is the birthday
of President Mckinley.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
Payne /. Ban0ueted.

Milwaukee, Jan. 11.-Postmaster Gem
eral Henry c. Payne was rendered,
reception late yesterday afternoon by
the Milwaukee Press club prior to his
leaving for Washington to assume his
official duties.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
INDIAN MURDER.
Pine Ridge Red Stays Somebody
Particulars Lacking.

Particulars Lacking.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Jan. 10.-Omcials
at Pine Ridge agency have wired the
United States authorities here of a
murder committed on that reservation
by a Sioux Indian belonging there. AS
sistant United States Attorney Porter
went there to represent the government
at the preliminary examination of the
murderer who will be turned over to
Deputy Marshal Bedding of Deadwood,
under instructions from the United
States marshals Office here.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
For North Dakota Men.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE president
yesterday sent the following nomina-
lions to the senate: Register of land
Office, Robert G. sanborn, at Minot, N.
d.; receiver Of public moneys, Albert
E. Rose, North Dakota, at st. Michael.
Alaska. i'll
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
Comfy Teachers' Training school.

County Teachers' Training school.
Alma, Wis, Jan. 10.-At the council
meeting held last night resolution
was passed for holding = special cleo
ton for the purpose of voting on issu-
ing bonds not exceeding $4,000 for the
erection Of a building fore county
teachers training school at this city,
the election to be held Tuesday, Feb. 4.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
LIFE IMPRISONMENT.
Slayer of DR.. FaiIor Is Convicted O1
Murder In First Degree.

Murder In First Degree.
Newton, Iowa, Jan. 10.-The jury in
the case of CHESTER Taylor, colored,
charged with the murder of DR.. Failor
three months ago, brought in verdict
Of murder in the first degree and fixed
the sentence at Imprisonment for life.
Thu crime for which Taylor was con-
victed was committed at night when
the physician was returning from a
call. He was set upon and beaten into
Inconsistencies and robbed. He died
later of his injuries.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17

Lyon County OfRcinl Changes.
Marshall. MIMI, Jan. 1.-THE coun-
sty ccnimiss ioners elected G.. w. Cam
dec chairman. john Tyson was elected
Of the county poor farm
al q salary OF 5000 per annum.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
Rich FiniI 81 .Da kotn ore,

Lead s: D., Jan. II. The Hidden
Fortune Gold Mining. company has en-
countered very ricn free milling ore In
the Spokane tunnel. The ore Is O
quartz. and many handsome specimens
are being taken out.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
redwood Fan. Erection.

n Redwood Falls. Mimi. Jan. 11-At the
city election held here H. M. Aune was
elected mayor, Joseph Chadderdon
recorder, H. A. Baldwin treasurer. j.
sA. Engelhart and 2. a. Pease alder
men. 81. III 545 5sl
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
a., ~ CON i..ion Mt work.

Pierre, 8. D., Jan. 10. ~ The state
brand commission is In session and has
about $50 new brands to pass upon at
this session. This will carry the total
OF brands Well-:ovfr 1000.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Hudson. Wis. jan II. The money
drawer An the Omaha passenger sta
ton was broken open and between $50
and $40 stolen The operator was there
at the time! but had probably ,off TO
sleep. s Il: ss.E 4..ts II
The sun., 1902-05-23
FtwILIEs GR0uING SMALLER
American Birth rate Has Been Deciining
stnre tOOp. says Ur. tngeimann.

DT George J Engclmann of Boston has
h-rn gathering statiNic~ regarding IA"
-ite Of American famit', and has sent
the result tn tho Journal Of The american
H,d,cai iSsocidioH. Hl~ conclusion -
that the nuinlsr of births ~ American fam
lilies has been steadily declining ever -lno"
100 and l. nov rapidly approaching ia"
statistical level ~ franc-
DR. Engelmanns observations are ba-'Nd
upon | 100 caS-- ~ private aud dl-r-n-Iy
practice ~ NJ Loul- aud the study uf 2.Oas
Gases fruin the genealogical records 81
Massachusetts, Ths-s are h,S conclusions.
Among thr laburins cls>-''- 81 ? per cent
of AmeTican-lotn married women are
child~-S. and among the so-csi.rd higher
classes - o Irr cent.
While the numtsr of Childle-> women l.
great. the average nurnirr uf chllir"n born
t. each woman j. small and has been stead
iiv growing smaller. From lOD in ldS
the numh-r of children IN each ianiiN
averaged az from ~, t. 1871 u hal fallen
to t?i At the pr'~"ut time. among ~"
latpring classes uf y, Lnui- At any rae.
II has fallen 20 slightly over 90 and among
other AnIerican- Il ~ only :
Still another invest igaior in Nasearhu-
-ctts has been figuring uu the same subject
Taking the census of isa5 a. n basis, b"
estimates that among AmeriCan-born mar
riet women In that State 10 : pr cent a."
childless Among the forrIgn-hurn mar
ri~d women the childless proportion j. only
II ~ pcr cent
The sun., 1902-05-23
PRIzEFIGHT NAY BE FATAL.
Tenn, Noouan'. skull Fractured 'n bou'
Ntth Tommy Dixon.

Iruoy, MAY 92-Tommy Noonan, a
white hoy Of Chelsea. is dying at th" 'tF
Huspi,al as a result Of a blow administered
hy Tommy Dixon Of Chicago IN boxing CON
t-st at the Isnox A {. io-night' ihe
boys were to have boxed six ROUNDS as
preliminary To the Dick OH BIien-tcorge
Bvers contest. but Ia the nth round DIAOn'
Who j. colorud, rushed his weaker opp"-
urnt across th. ring and when near the
roI-s uf the latters corner cent a sucC"s-
-ion of left swings to the stomach ts
Noonan straightcned up and droppsI Ills
guard. Dixon whipped right hahh i"oH
To the Jaw and Noonan went down ui""h-
-riods
kefcr-e Dan Donnelly motioncd Dixon 10
his corner signifying the end Of he contest
aud tendarly carried the unconscious boxer
To his corner The usual methods oi re-
NiNing 4 boxer were rcGorted To bui WIN
out Stoves and the services ~ - verh p''y-
slClans who wer'' present wer. prpur,u
After half an hour Of futile work over ih"
injured lad strychnine pills were aniiin-
ist.red. but without avail, and itaHN
ether was used. This drug had the enc,
u Cau~ing nausea. and iafR' ci"i OF h'"r
which had lodged IN the throat was 'ak"h
from him The officials of the club, acting
on the advice Of the doctors, called an am
bulance. and Noonan was taken 70 ,ne
hospital Al n late hour tonight he was
said To he suffering from fractured skuil
and was on the dangerous list The other
bouts were called of
Tommy Dixon was placed under afre.t
hy the pnli,-' late tonight u ~ eSprt'd
that warrants will be i-sucd for the club
mana cement Tomorrow morning
The sun., 1902-05-23
BEREAVEDPARENTST TORTURED
M ExPIOITERS or IJITIE
FLANAGAN GIRLS DEtTH.
sransiaieus Enerts Ia Wake None, Out nj
u-fai,e Reports Published and
Bsgus .ktdnspper's' Letter written

,.,, .,l hi. ,,if. a, o,-s
M'Vhse' . 50 - ~, -.
Eighth avenue whose toui 'ses' -''' "''"s.
ter Kathleen disa ppsared ana WAS III ah
Dtohahil drowned last Satui day, have
.,c.,.d Additional distress for th. la-i
-, - .n1,.,,.. ,,,o ,susnapers NV.
uiee u"y- .N'~ - ,.'t,.,,
tried TO make oap''si ou' VI '''' '"""'
grief 10y way of a sensation.
The child was with her father. brother
,uo .is,a,. and two cousins on the pier a,
~, ,.si 80, ~, b..f,,. H.,
'h" 'oo' o' W., ''' ..',,.- a..
vas missed me was S'"'''"s ."" NV
stringpiecc throwing stones INTO me rlN"f
That VAS the last seen or heard oi her
Ia. ,h,ld'. ,not her brothers, sisters and
;,, h., ..u,,ed Tim,
COUSINS VINO Wv" -" -,
she must have fallen o'~'s"'u' '"' f"'""
took that view after -earch IN fhi lem
n nj a,,o.- the river in Jersey Tie fat her
,b,,L. too that ptolably his little girl
e'".' 80 -, -
~ss dro~ neo' ou' ne A., ,-,-.
u don't s'e no" Sn" eoui" 'a'- '""''
over hoard without our known4 ".
aip,osa h.lieye that she was kidnapped. ]
-. I, !. .,.,e, ia think tha, than To
"op -, -
kiNe uef Wy Io' 49," - N ~, .....
The sun., 1902-05-23
HARVARD AND ROOSEvELT.
President wishes tn go 60 the tniser"N
tn June as One ef the "Old Grad.-"

BosroS. Nav 22-It il Understood at
Cambridge thl' President Roosevelt wishes
TO visit Harvard at COMMENCEMENT this
June AZ much a. po.sibl. like any other
-old grad ana s- lit'lc a. possible as the
President of the unitei States. Last year
he came a. plain sRoo..velt. So and moth
ing wa made of the fact that he was Vice
President ~ the United States.
A professor of thr college DECLARED this
morning that the President might not even
g"t degrer. -uf CourS-, tins we know
nothlng uf AZ Cambridge he continued.
II II IA" work ~ tn. corporation and the
oNer-sNcr-, and except in prominent cases
Is kept secret until CominenCemcnt Day
iiself IL the President gets "A degree. II
will be the highest the university can
bestow, that uf IL ID"
The sun., 1902-05-23
S;tDi.I'.
Produce E>cisngr Handicap Prolific In
Tied Srores.

The nth .emiynnual handi"ap Of tho
Produce Exchange was Ilay"d yesterday
At tho knollw God country club ink~ Ih'I"
wl- . Hur noid oi competitors aud tho r"-ul'
wa- site for first priss l~t wc"n W VI Vet ord
kuollwoo Country 'lub. and Edward Flash.
Hirhor Hil Golf club while there was ~"
| for third place between D Wilson and
" " Wilson. both Of the Engl"Wood 'olf
,ub Til" cours" was IN I'm" condition and
many low SORES we're made The summary
folloNs
w N Mc'crd. knollwood . y Tavsid
wool 80 II =, " Wilson. Eagi.sooi s7e Il.
I. u Van ''ossrtcs Hillside " :? A { fe,
" 5 - { { IIAl.irsd. Mcur,id ~. * :
M,ria' ,IiIiSiS S, ~ a. 49,, . IN rrrin r,;'SW,
MADAM. lsa oraad,, ioa; Is - u SPARKS
ho' mn, .. % Thomas pesrd t;ns!er"cd 10
i'eyar l.ilu,rol loS j 81 G,orr. Re.sen C,.'
np ars.ss 70 iaersHn u ''r is =. s'Ra''' "a. ''' "
~. Others - ru,sh vsrc
>nr,i{ i@ n, P9.'T. s,,I,,n. rtls'T I'm Di
wood no v ) h,.h Ct-scsn, y: v smith
39sISc ~ gs%s, Il, i,,r.,r n'2'n H sssncs s vi" ~ A"''
An interesting team match was PLAYED
Yesterday On the Npnwnmis 'lrh INK, b~-
tw-.n the women aud tho men. ~ which the
men gave NO strok", :" he women on the
seventh. ninth. fourteenth and -rv"n's"ith
hole and on" >trok" on ,hs Other holcs
neck.r. the woman Champion. beH' Maiunn
Rallou Th" =, ORES follow
Nam~n-Ni>S q Hrrssr : MrS n ClaTx o.
MIS- N rddN MiS> n GUln o N'Ss u heck~f.
Miss NiriaN Total
Mem UAoU. y n Graham q 2 Moore
" povne' = u M,ofr " = AdATs. 10
"a
~ SHIN0 NGv - At tho Flushing Cour'v
Club today IN" : Williams Frisco" LADIES'
eur. d. ii'ip medal paN WIS won - follows
~, chaplin 80 q a NJ q / Snsat.r
~ n - Miss Nate franklin iN a. .? Mis-
N Richmond. ~. u AZ Mr. ft'suNon ~,
80 NJ. Farm BIllAId. i@ - Mis- Rns
sitrr ~ y - MS Annette Colgate D. "a.
Mis- - 10 Hicks ~ ys-ss Miss " RchTond
va 10 N>s VI lnsrahsn idc. o-iW NiN,
u n chamber, lsi Sou Mr. ingTahsn lsi
n-IOs Miss Nlna Franklin 'ts ~ ~ Niss naiNN
I-o,hy 80 y, lie Nr, Srrsgu". -? a.
~, MIS- GlaiJs RanN~r - 81
MoNr"L,IR. Nav y Tho women ~ the
Mor'clsf ',"i tlvh "ort"-lef for N. Gov
.rnor's CIp TINS afternoon NJ. score
'trS = Porter iio p-io Miss Van Ten
n~p ia 70 20 Ne, n insal,. - Z-i07 Miss
/ G. Drb,i' ~ ~" Ni,s Ncpn'rspn in1.
G-'a Miss - Wilson ia /. - Mr. II "
I'll; NJ, v \ N,r,.n la u-lis
The nsel~ N the woman, iournamen,
IN class. \ and u wer. also -oldcd Nh.
afternoon IN tl1-- \. Mi-s ~ NCPhorscn
heat Mrs, l. { nrost" hy = NJ and To so
lass Is. Miss VI \ Marvin won from Mrs VI
ILsN~f. hv NJ
The sun., 1902-05-23
nov ling.

Trr ~ f.-ote, team w1s .AAIy dsis,t't ~
,hc IAia, e,tes AMI or.ntIs In A-snn d tJsI.s.
,olrnNwcnt lsS, uiEh' -. sc,r',
r'rsr o,~i
isi Onvcr. ln N"n No.. hmlrn 10, Total. a.
,s weiss. 20. n'',. :ol l",N so
80 ~ c.Av.
Iia oiiv-r. ~ Won l,ocr,irsnn ~ Fotsi -
Oriental Trvu. "a N.n,r =, v Nvo.~. is'.
Thor a.. iSs. nrn'. ~ 1o'al. -
lHiRn oANH
-. i.,a,.,', Chgr"n % - , l,g.,f Is f'''''''-.
oncr,Sl Y sSoer ia VGsr i',. Tru n.
1Houss, - D~r 10 .''al ~
The sylvan. c'lpcb-a 100 hold On ar'' .G,r- 10
tic flih A,cnuc l'a!arc ,ih 'ourna neat ~ Is .'s
in last night Ths sc3fg,
~, H,rors ~ Sa,, Si ni:sn'ha Is fd,s = I
-, Norris i'' "srdasI -. To'A 10"
sylvan -rianigan. isi B.ckiHstari - h's.
Nish, oWi' 'Armrase - T.,Ecr 20 u la-r-
~ Cronkhuc. - cunning. 10. Eu'a.. 49,
tnihn oANf
Nigh' owl i-AtmHacr ~ flS1et ~ N-'h--1.
liz ttnnkhrc. l6i. CuriH- ltl Tu'A. .'i
Naruna WAsaburn i6s COok ~. N'.rsl'.
iS,. Norris. ~. Gardner. 10. Total -
n. ,d-,phl nv- roari nish scorc, In r,--.
william ,hlrT Ttourname1,hNnigiI ani hv p ':
The Scorcs
Grand stree, x.i.;s 'iSs' % G'rs H,a Is, u.na,ron
Hi Rust. isi Saucr ~ Io,Al. :.
lakewood Cleve and 10 NicWNT L''
McktcNcr 100 O'hren. iS Woodward - ."
tal. Jus -
rscoNp G.Nr
urFtevcf &c., is "'Rfen frHea -! wooaSsTi" ia. :
AdsIpnl-E william, ,es pa,eleruan. 10 ~,
III hrrfng'f. ~ MllAm-. N" l"'A.
- THIRD gNAE
NGclphi = N!HhnN Ia l.c.cf1hf ~ ~.
lN hcrrhser Ia Nuua'nN i'l a.. -
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Farm Lands Itoosi~d and Wan, washsu''
Two kiiicd.

WICHITA. Kan. Nav :? -liea,y rain.
amounting to cluuihmSiS IN many com
muni,i'.s, has visited IN" nu,h.rn s''C; ION
IL Kansas to-day Trains are DELAYED
and washou'~ IN MANY places al" repurt"'i
III" trkau>S- River II out of lts hanks
and = flooding the farming -'-r'iun. In the
Arkansas Valley ihuu~auds Of acres Of
farm land az" under water and crops are
h"ing wB-hed on
la Wic.ita several hundred houses in
the Western Part Of thetov n are SUR oundcd
hy water aud the occupants hav" teen
forcsd Ia leave them
Two p.N,Jl. w"ra drowned to-day A.
Valley entire