davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

and Kill the Jewsr' 1t would be interesting as
a study In morbid mental and spiritual pathol-
ogy. to know just what is their conception Vi
the Christian religion and its Founder
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

bridge parties in their honor. Mrs Hail. who was
Mrs Albert Stevens and Mrs. Kortright are
among the very best bridge players in this country
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Mrs John H Watson and family have lett town.
having taken Cunning Rock cottage. Narrasansett
Pier r l. for the summer
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Baron de RothschiId. who is travelling IN THIS
country. has lately been the guest OF August EEL
mont at Homestead.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Mrs John T. Hall and the Misses Hall have
gone to Lenox for the summer
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

There Will be horse show at Seaorlgilt on Fri-
.day and Saturday. This is the first affair OF the
Kind ever held there and there IS muen interest IN
IT, It will be AZ the grounds Of the Runason Poao
Club Later in the season there VIII oe Two
coaches run from Seabrght to Pleasure Bay and
other localities. and some interesting P''o '@'ss
at the Rumsou club
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs Percy r Pyne Will spend tas
summer at the old Morton Camp. Pine Brook
southan.pton. Long Island There Is TO De a orldss
tournament ct southampton on SATURDAY eVes'lhs'
r,11 for the benefit Of the virginia Day Nursery.
at Meadownere for which tickets can be had os
Mrs. Henry G.. Trevor
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Peter F, Collier master Of the Monmouth County
hounds who, with Mrs Collier, is estaohsned at
Newport for the season. announces the hCnts lor
Iaroestovn three times a week in August, and the
Nauynor+ country three days week from Septern-
her t1 about the middle Of October Miss Cireta
Pomeroy will assist Mr. Collier in the arrange
rnents Of the hunts
cFor other social Incidents page five Part lL)
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Mr. and Mrs J. J. Higginson win spend the
summer at Oyster Bay. Long Island Laey nave
taken the Rev DR.. Twins house Mrs James r
r9oosa,sTt ard Mr.. and Mrs E. Reeve Merritt have
also arrived at Oyster Bay
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Sturgis will not be nj
Newport until late this year. as their house is NOT
ready for them They Clipston Grange
Lenox. Major and Mrs. Charles Hall Miss Beck
man and Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright have been
their guests. and Mrs. Sturgis has given soms
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Mr. and Mrs Richard Mortimer are to pass 'as
s,Inorner at Newport. They now at Tuxedo
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

tt is reported that Miss Jessie = LSncl tI'
.un.o- - NJ ard Mrs. Peter Lynch. viii take
+La 1,eu in convent IN England The Misses
Irnch and their mother. Mrs. Peter Lynch nave a
Rouse in East Seventy and were ners
last winter Mrs. Lynch, VINO was SAlss ~
+St..~ 80 r,roo[IvT is a convert She Is a sis
ter of Herbert D. Robbins
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Mr. and Mrs Alfred Rutgers whitney nave Iel1
c,Ir,,sr,ood Manor. their country house at Nor
rfstoN-n. and have gone to Canada for Few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Miss Beekran. William Beekman and Getaia
Reekman have left town and are esJaDAsneo al
the cliffs their summer home at Oyster Bay
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Among those who are expected this week from
Europe are Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Drexel. who are
go to Newport. Lady Cunard is booked on
the same ship. Those who arrived from abroad this
last week included Goold Redmond and his sister.
Miss Redmond. who 10 be ct Newport this
summer.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

The Misses Cryder. daughters OF Duncan CIydsr
have been at Ipswich. staying with MIS- Gefa4d
Hovt They were at the college comm
last week with Miss Nora lseiin ana 49, 49, .,-
e1~a 1r,ee sloane IS cruising with her father
IN the IdIer. She will be at Dark Haroor this
summer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
WILL BOYCOTT MEN.
spinsters Organize Society to Pro-
mote celibacy.

spinsters Organize Society to Pro-
mote celibacy.
Pittsfield, n. Y, April 21.-A society
TO promulgzte celibacy was organized
by President Amelia Higginson at the
concluding session of the convention
OF the Old Maids Association OF West
ern New York yesterday afternoon.
From now on the members pledge
themselves 20 forward TO the secretary
details of every case Of domestic in.
felicity which comes to their notice.
Every case Of witebeating. desertion,
separation and divorce is to be faith.
fuliy reported. Every girls seminary
and every Y. NJ. G. A. in the United
States win be supplied with reports.
President Higginson headed the sub
scription list with $4,000. Miss Ali.
gail Bean OF Livonia gave a like
amount. Every delegate pat her name
down for sums ranging from sloo to
$1,000.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
RAIDERS ARE DISPERSED.
FIIipinos Flee 70 the Mountains. but
Mere Disorder Break Out.

FIIipinos Flee 20 the Mountains. but
More Disorder arssh Out.
Manila, April z0.--The band which
raided SuTigao, Island OF Mindanao,
March %. In practically dispersed.
The troops and constahulary pursued
the men into the Lake Manit country
and defeated them I've times. killing
twenty and wounding many others
Most Of the arms stolen az Surigao
were recovered. The disorder which
recently broke out In the province
OF MisasEts, Island OF Mindanao. is
spreading. The civil authorities have
appealed for military assistance.
People are leaving the towns and go
ing To the mountains and many are
procsaiEing themselves rebels. The
s-oops have encountered and dis
persed q band q zoe. woundlng thir.
teen The government is planning TO
increase the military force at Misas-
mis- and in2ugu-zts a campaign. The
insurgents have few arms
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23

John Geagea. one OF the most noted
and distinguished engineers of Mexico,
Is dead.
John X. Lincoln. a distant relative
Of Abraham Lincoln, died al the
home OF bis son-in-law in Kansas City.
aged eighty-two years
DR., j. c. Gordon. superintendent OF
the Winois institutes sor deaf and
dumb at Jacksonville. died shortly af-
ter an operation for appendicitis
-Four structures Ia tue business
part OF Wilmington. Mass. were
burned. entailing q loss Of ST. COZ. lit
looked for a time as though hufiainrs
over large ARIA would be destno5ed
Former Congressman Abner TAYLOR
OF Chicago died in Washington. aged
seEsnty-four years He nan heen Ill
for several weeks with a complica-
ton or diseases Mr. Taricr vas 4
native of Maine.
s. Morgan Smith OF York, Pa. pres
ident Of the 5 Morgan Smith com
pany. died in Los Angeles, Cal. aged
sixty-fve years Mr.. Smith was one
OF the largest manufacturers OF water
wheels in the United States. He went
TO Les Angeles two months ago for the
benefit Of his health
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
Notes From Abroad.

The bogus tiara OF Sai,arphenes hiss
been traced to one RnHehomonski, a
Russian artisan.
Advices received at Madrid from
Fer. Morocco, say thar The rebel Ka-
kyle tribesmen have left Tasza to al
tack Fer.
Waldeck Rossesu,s retaining fee al
general counsel In France Of a life IN
surance company OF New York, is said
TO be $4,000 year.
Prof BtrkelanG OF Copenhagen has
Just demonstrated with great success
the powers OF HIS ELECTROMAGNETIC
cannon AT the Royal Norwegian acad-
envy.
Rev. John Zahn OF Notre Dame. Ind.
is In Paris making arrangements 10
send the expelled members os the
EoIy Cross to the United States and
Canada.
Prof La.arus Of Berlin unIycr
died at Moran. in the Tyro). Il
celebrated specialist ia the
paratiFe psychological characters
OF the races.
Gov. Hunt II Pnrto Rico has ordered
the removal Of the municipal Judge at
Mayaguez and substitution Of insuIar
police This Is the outcome OF frauds
amounting 10 t2o.0oe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
casnaittes.

A tornado killed nine persons near
Evergreen, Ala
Beran's saw ntli boiler al GzIiipo-
IFS. Ohio, exploded, Filling Eve men
The body Of Charles Reg5erg, a fish,
ernan, aged sixty years. Or Portage
Entry. was found In Portage lake, near
Hcughtou. Mich by Worknea on the
Copper Range docks
Reina Dahl ~ Caiumet. Mich, fell
twenty I'VE feet into a deep pool above
the Houghton Douglas falls aud was
rescued with fiflicalty Just as she was
about TO be carTieA Away
The boiler OF the CharleE Bevans
sawmIll at Ruby. OE.ae. exploded, Kill
Ing Charles Beyans, Richard Houcs.
Rufus Houck and two boys named
Honck and CottriGge. Several Others
were badly injured
The new Iron Mountain snops at
Barring Cross. Ark, had a narrow
escape from q total dsstrucsion BIZ
IRE. Tie freight car repair shop xas
burned. inclading about thirty four
freight cars and two cabooses Loss,
SO. 600.
The east-bounG limited on the Ralfi
more a Ohio railway vas wrecked at
DiIlon's Crossing. q fey miles ncrih
OF Mansfield, Ohio. THE heavy rains
had undermined the tracks where
there was eaiveFt Four person.
were Injured
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
BOXERS LOSE THEIR HEADS.
Attempt to Reorganize Movement is
Promptly Suppressed.

TFCHapIS oappfcSSSus
Washington, April 2l. - Minister
Conger reports to the state depart
mCnt from Pekin, under date OF March
IL that an attempt has been made in
the district OF Kutcin. about / 200
miles vert of Pekin, to re0rganize the
Boxer movement, but was promptly
suppressed by the energetic action OF
the yiceroy, the famous Yuan Shih Hi,
who stood like rock against the Box
ers in 1900. Several soldiers lost their
lives in the attempt to arrest the Grim
inals. Several OF the criminals were
killed and ten others were arrested.
who are TO be beheaded and their
heads exhibited where the organiza-
tion started. Mr.. Conger says only
such prompt and severe measures will
prevent similar organizations in other
localities. and that it is hoped and be-
lieved Yuan Shih Hi will continue as
he has begun.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
RIOTERS ARE SHOT.

Greeks Celebrating Their Easter sun
day Start Disturbance.
Chicago, April ai.--Because one OF
their number had been arrested for
creating disturbance, crowd OF
Greeks who were celebrating their
Easter Sunday here, created a riot,
and before the mob could be dispersed
three Of them had been shot by Po-
hceman Cohen, aad Henry Open.
heimer. g bystander who came 10 the
assistance Of Cohen. The three wound.
ed men, who are said TO have been
the leaders OF the attack on the officer.
were arrested. None OF them was ser.
iously injured.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
Grimes and crinlnals.

SFSsFeS &NC NsftrEs&1aA&
George Hnssey, the negro herb doc
tor. and Mrs Dam have been indicted
al Philadsiphia for the murder OF AIRS.
Danz's husband.
Police 0fscer c. Leslie Of Joplin.
No. was shot and Instantly Killed
vile srgiag 10 capture several ne
gToes suspected Of theft I-ynching is
feared.
Matthew Alexander. q negro, was
hanged in the Irasaza peuftentiary al
Michigan City. lid, for the TIE E1r.
der Of George Elrke at TeETe FlsESe
last September
Williams Philips. young farmer
living nsar Arlington, Tex, shot Az
killed his vile and then killed him.
ssIf II IS said tie c1lple had nCt
lived caate1tedly, altkcVsa bGt re-
cenEl7 married
Francis CeFaraelo and Gua1elouPe
asendcza. A-eyScaa mixers a. Santa
Rsta. sixteen --slex northeast CT Silver
City. y. st., ~e-a shot aa5 Es1lsa a.
DepIty Sheriff Auss While RESISTING
aFraSt fer disturbance.
A hsrTU0n roE between Ce-uan an:
Austrian So s.e-s Ia Ps..fa. China. cEl-
minated n ? street sgag in wh.ca II
~ Eea or each side were engaged.
and bgicEs, clrhs ana knives were
Esd. several OF the comb2gauts being
severely injured
While temporarily da-lHEsd Fra1E
Egsh o. Erie. III. ten rites east CT
Clinton. Ecva. shot ard kilIe7 his wis
or tire way to church and tier re-
termed home and KILLED himself MIR
little daughter startled the ccnrree +
t5oa BY rzrrsng into church and tell
las or the tEEy
Ds1nyed 10 his death and tortured,
rrOba5l yin az a3crt 10 caEza bin to
reveal 3 secret before being nU. Ecrei
was the fate Of an Unknown Italian CT
the upper class IN New York. rs
body Was found in q barrel in East
Eleventh street. near the docks. We
mans threat v1s ct from ear to ear.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
row ON IN MEXICO.
Preservation Being Made for Fight
for the Presidency.

fCf IrE FEGSt0CH@ys
CITY Of Mexico. April 21.-Prepara-
tSons for a revolution are being made
in Mexico. Minister Limantour, the
unreIenting enemy OF Gen. bernardo
Reyes. has SO Influenced President
Diaz. over whom he has absolute con-
troll. that radical measures VIII De
forced on Reyes.
REGIMENTS of troops. all known "
be strong adherents of Diaz and Ii
mantour. are being rushed TO Monte
rey, the capital Of Nueya Leon, the
state OF which Gen. Reyes is governor.
and they cannot fail TO arouse indigna-
ton and strife.
Limantour is determined to succeed
Diaz as president. II is not believed
that Diaz will live two years lcnger.
Unless Gen. Reyes is crushed at pres
ent the chances of Limantour 70 sue
coed Diaz will be Insignificant, al
though Diaz himself favors the sue
cession of Limantour.
Mexicans Object to Limantour.
The people Of Mexico regard Liman-
tour as a foreigner because he lived
in France and Italy from the sixth to
the thirty-ninth year of his age. Mex
leans would never consent TO have Ii
mautOur for their chief magistrate so
long as Reyes was eligible for the POI
sitiou. Limantour knows this and Is
therefore seeking TO cause Reyes TO
which he
may be punished severely.
Events OF a sanguinary nature which
have happened at Monterey for
which Gen. Reyes is held responsible,
are being greatly exaggerated. by the
-~vernment- The organs OF Diaz and
IL. 2ntour declare that the number Of
DIS killed by the state troops and
=-'-ce OF Reyes was thirty-nine and
the number murdered hfty-four. Il is
certain that only seven were killed
and four wounded. During the past
few days many
Bombs Have Been Exploded
on the streets Of this city. The news.
papers have not been allowed 10 pub
I lish anything in connection with this
/ feature of the political trouble. Ru-
mors have been circulated to the ef-
feet that Reyesists are responsible for
the explosions. Both DiaZ and Reyes
are maneuyering for the friendship Of
Americans
Latest of all the intricate political
work is the strange disappearance Of
I Francisco Reyes, candidate in opposi-
ton to Gen. Reyes for governor OF
Neuya Leon. 1t is reported that sew
eral days ago he received a letter in
which he was advised TO retire from
politics If he did not wish to be assas-
! sinated.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
Resume 81 the ncws.
From ire Cspitsl.

FF0m -NS @SpfLda.
X Il understood In Official circles
thAt Mexico Will adopt the gold stand.
ard. with silver In the ration or 81
20 1.
Application has been made Tor the
Organization OF the FIRST National
haak az HaatoE, n. D.. with capital
OF SIS, 9E0.
The EIkins Law is arousing deep IN.
te-est among shippers. Even the
half rate 10 soldiers On Through is
said to be Illegal
AanIral HigEinson7s report To the
navy department. npnE .he fatal ex-
plossan on the Iowa shows that a de-
fsctiTs shell was not the canse. bat
hat the gun bad been weakened by
i27 discharges.
Minister Sqaiers has CutIine5 20
President Palma and Foreign Sec-a-
tary Zsl6o the details Ct the perua-
nent treaty between Cuba and the
United States IN accordance sisB the
propositions prepared in Washington
At the request Of the secretary AZ
the navy. Admiral Bosles. the c.ief
constructor. has prepared statement
OF the nature Of the repairs 10 be Eade
on the Maine, il which he says the
damage done TO the turTess COASTS
largely in the IooseniES up and hreaE-
ing Of fastenings and riYets. and II 10
respect is general structural weak
ness Of the ship.
The var department has taten CT
cial cognizance CT the reported state
ment Of Gen Frank D. Baldwin, c3-z
aander Of the department or the COL
orado. in 1ispsragement &C tie ne
groes and FiliplnCs as solalevx. and
Secretary Root has directed thar 81.
NAL Inquiry be addressed 10 Cea-
Baldwin asking whether or not he has
been correctly quoted
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
DEALT OUT BOUDLt
SUSPICION TIE CASE or LIEUT..
GOV. JOHN A. LEE OF
MISSOURI.
mas COMPLETELY DISAPPEARED
ALLEGED TO HAVE MADE START.
LING DISCLOSURES or COR
RuPTIoN-
FOUR INDICTMENTS ART yeTfD
TWO or THE MEN CONCERNED
BELIEVED TO HAVE LEFT
The STATE.
FOUR INDICTMENTS ART yeTtD

St Louis, ApriI 2o.-Authorities IN
St Louis and Jefferson City are in
possession OF information which leads
them 10 believe that Lieut. Gov John
A Lee. who has apparently fed from
the state. personally distributed ST..
068 Of baking powder trust Doodle TO
certain members of the senate who
voted as the trus+ wished.
This, in connection with the fact
that Lee has 81 least twice testified
that he knew nothing Of the boodling
ar either the FoTty-arst or Forty-sec-
end general assembly. is ample eI-
plantation OF his evidently earnest de-
sire TO avoid appearing before the
grand jury here
Lee h&s completely disappeared so
far as the authorities here or at the
state capital car find He left the
train On which he departed from Kan
sas City somewhere liz the state. At
either one OF several places he could
have taken another train either to-
ward St Louis or in the opposite d.
rsction- That he did not come to St.
Louis seems certain
Four Indictments Voted.
-Four indictments, It is said, have
been voted by the Cole county grand
jury against members OF the senate.
Two OF the men concerned have not
been seen in their usual haunts for
several days. and II is believed that
they have left the state entirely. The
indictments probably win be reported
In court today. II is said that just be-
fore Lieut. Gov. Lee 'sft Jefferson
City. where he had a brief hearing BE-
fore the grand Jury after day Of
nervous prosrrarion." he broke down
and briefly unfolded to the astoanded
Jurors q tale OF legislative corruption
which astounded even these men who
had already heard much. The story
which the authorities are TOW in
yestigating is that Lee met 2 number
OF the alum senators at the Lecleds
hotel here two years ago, and that he
then distributed 81. 600 to those who
voted for the interests Of the baking
powder trust
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
Excursion 10 Black tlIIls.

The A OF. W. grand lodge meets
at Lead, s D.. on Nay I2Ih. For thar
occasion the lowest rates ever known
have been made. viz: one fare on al
roads 10 Sioux City from points within
the state east OF Missouri river. and
SIS for the round trip from Sioux Cfty
TO Lead This excursion is open ia
everybody and as the date is guaran,
tee Of good weather. persons contem
plating western trip are assured Of a
good time on this occasion. Tickets
wku be good Tor 20 days. For fun in.
.6g,rHstion, circulars ami sleeping car
accommodations. write 3. IL Gable.
Denisohs iowa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23

No doubt many people u this coun-
try win be stunned with amaremens
to read tAat Missouri court has de-
cidea the public has some rights in
the streets along with the trolley car.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
eenerzi


TT. Rev. Mgr. Michael Bcurchat,
7 vicar general OF the Louisville Roman
| CatBolic dioeese. died suddenly.
Rear Admiral SchIey. in an inter
I vseE az Chicago, fntimates that he
may so on the lecture platform and
write hook.
( The roficemen OF Erie. Pa. have
/ orEanizsi e union ard are talking
strike unless their paw Is increased
from So 90 SIS per month.
The lower house Of the Virginia
legislature voted 20 remove from the
beach Judge Howard on Cowgirl coun-
~. who cowaide3 Rev. Dr. Crawford
The excessive crop of political can
6idates Is causing the farmers OF Lgya-
isiana SO great annoyance that they
/ viii hereafter decline to entertain
them gratuitnusIy.
News Of the engagement of Miss
Helen navida. daughter Of President
Harper ct the University Of Chicago.
tC Charles Scribaer Eaton, a graa1-
ate. has leaked out
Mai Charles NJ. Howell, one OF the
Oldest and most prominent Masons in
Pennsylvania. is dead from the in
frmsties due TO old age. He was born
in Philadelphia in 1874
Rt Rev. George Montgomery. who
recently was appointed archbishop OF
Manila. has TefasAd that post He pre-
fers 20 stay in san Francisco, and e1-
poets TO be archbishop.
Three owls which were pets OF Mrs.
c. T. Yerkes in New York. made such
rev az her house that no enc could
sleep, 50 she gave them 10 The roo in
Central Park.
II the Pair VIII case In New York
Alfred ] MoraRne CT France gave evil
dence that Mrs. Fair survived l5nrer
than her husband after the fatai auto
mobile accident
Tie Chinese hare made a demand
upon the United States government
for slG0eca indemnity for dapreda-
tionS committed upon Chinese miners
at Mormon basin, in Oregon. last sun-
mer
The Idaho supreme court decided
the Seven Devils mining case. brought
by Granville Stewart against ex-SoY.
HauseT Of Montana and Others The
DECISION is in favor OF the defend
ants.
Alfred c. TaadeTnilt. Paul Sartosi,
his chaIeur. and Reginald c. Wander
tiit. were each nned $40 and costs at
Newport for running their autOEo-
biies al greater speed than ter miles
an hour.
Biuger Herman has been nominated
for congress on the twenty fourth bal
Let by the Re publicans of the First dis
trict 81 Oregon. 90 I'll the vacancy
caused by the death OF Thomzs L
Tongue
President Roosevelt has sent 20 Car
dinal Gibbons. ard his emInence has
forwaTlei BY special messenger 70
Pope Leo Kill, gift to be presented
on the celebration OF his jubilee, con-
siSting Of ten handsomely boand vol
urnes, containing al the messages and
ofTclai documents OF the Presidents OF
the United States from Washington TO
Roosevelt
The De Forest Wireless Telegraph
company OF New York win sonnet
Puget sound and Asiatic countries
BY wireless telegraph. establishing
staiiors al Cape Flattery and thence
te Alaskan coast. Bering sea,
an ISLANDS. Siberia and Korea to
su9 Japan
s'Tty-nne years ago the father OF
ilss Minnie Peterson OF Scipic. Ind.
died Of smallpox Miss Peterson has
just died OF smallpox. having tAken
the disease two weeks ago after she
had opened an old trunk contain.ng
her fathers clothes for the first time
since his death.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
REBELS ARE ON TOP.
Revolution Gaining Strength and =
hereats In Santc Domingo.

Revolution Gaining Strength and 90
hereats In Santc Domingo.
81 Thomas. D. w. l.. April Ga
steamer which left Monte Chrisu.
santo Domingo. Aprss IL. reports tla.
The rebels are besicging Monte chrlsh
by land and sen. The rebel gurpoas
independencia was anchored IN tn'
harbor.
Foreigners at Monte Christi are y
handing the presence Of warsog
tor their protection The Gernas
steamer Valencia is at Monte Chrls,'
and offers a means OF leaving the po1s,,
Several engagements have occurie.
In tie vicinity of Monte Christi ol'
the result is not known.
The revolution is gathering strens'.
and mas many adherents througho0'
the country.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
Net on Geo Terms.

Louisville, April 2g.-George Miller.
q bookhinder. shot and killed his wife
and then committed suicide at their
home last night Miller and wife rad
not been On good terms for some time.
jealousy caused the crime.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-23
Over PrtcIpices.

Vienna, April 20. Several noun
tain climbers met with an accident on
the Hochschvab In the Alps yester-
day. The bodies OF two brothers
named Teufelberger were tcune
ruped together in the snos. A third
man is missing.