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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY

A union Sunday school rally will oc-,
cur at Walberg's grove, west of
Scatterwood Lake, Saturday, Sept. IS.
The following is a full program ar
ran {ed for the occasion:
Forenoon
lo:45-Devotional exercise-John Mel
son, Union S. S. Missionary.
l1:00-Address. Rev. J! Y. Montague
Afternoon
service.
1:45-Address. 1900. Rev. E. r. Dean
2:lO-"ChriSt Our Model Teacher''...
..................J. +. Arnott
2:25-"The Benefit Of Union Sunday
School in a Community. 800.
............ II. B. Dewey
2::35-"Church Rally Song" School
2:45-"The Drowning Singer. .......
........Mrs. Annetta McNames
2;5O-About Sunday School Work..
commenced. A. Harrington
Il Love You, Mother.... 1855.
/, .................Fl Flora Stevens
"Jesus Loves the Young'......
.............. Clara Anderson
Sunshine SOng' .............
............ !. .Harland Finly
II am Jesus Little Friend....
Stella A. Moak
"Little Things. Pearl Crane
Violin and Harp Duet.......~.
............ Five young people
Recitation. ........ Orla Martin
Recitation. .......R Rosa Labtsky
Recitation .Alva Powers
Recitation. 49,. .Mable Sollie
Recitation ....... Miss Wright
Recitation. Lila Dewey
Recitation. .....Alice Gregson
Solo........ ...Lettte Gregson
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-04
seselal Exeussss .latss cslsradl
Utah 81 H. 1laek MI

Via the NorthwesnL LINE. Beginning
june LIST excursion tickets will be
sold to Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pueblo, Salt Lake. City, Hot Springs,
Deadwo0d, Lead and Custer, s. D.
etc., good to return until October 81.
A splendid opportunity is offered for
an enjoyable vacation trip. Several
|Ane trains via the Northwestern
daily. Apply to agents Chicago &
Mort H. tkttjl BY. All
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-04
Make a Specially

OF Gity Property. Farmers
thinking Of moving to Aberdeen,
como and see me before buying,
/ cal, save you money. l have q
6ae list of honses and lots, just
where you want them.
j. A. BROWN,
Office in Mills old stand, second
door north Of Kearney's Grocery.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-04

|E|3W special keduCed
% Excursion Rates
VIII befn effect from all points on
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Tor the occasions named below:
Deadwood and Lead, S. d.. Sent.
I, Ito 18th, international Mining
Congress.
Ogden and Salt Lake City. Utah,
Sept. 18th to 18th, National If.
rigation Congress.
Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 2lst to 2eth.
Sovereign Grand Lodge, 1. O..
O. f.
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo,
oct. 7th to 18th, Brotherhood
of st. Andrew.
Detroit, Mich, Oct. 18th to 22nd,
Christian Church National Con.
ventions.
San Francisco and Los Angeles,
CAL, Oct. goth to 23rd, American
Bankers Convention.
For information as to rates, dates
OF sale, ETC., of these or other oc-
casiOns, Call upon the ticket agent of
the Northwestern Lines. 43-tf
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-04
RAILWAY DIRECTORY.

RAILWAY DJkECTORY.
cA,ess.. M.s...k.. 4 81. p..,
: 4 ARalv,
Chicago, Milwaukee,, St.
Paul, Minneapolis and
local points. Sis ?. m. s:3.a. m.
200 q. m. Gals p. M.
CHICAGO, Council Bluffs
Sioux City, Yankton
and local points. 1850 9. M. +7:s p. m
-WEsT-
Ipswich. Roscoe. Eureka
DAILY. tDaily except Sundays.
From Roscoe north daily to Eureka, Linton
!" 90" west daily to Bowdle, EvartS.
/" south Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays.
NORTH
GLENDALE, ydgeley and
s. n. LYNCH. Agent
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-04
Half Rates to Centennial Celebra.
tiOn af Chicsoo and Retmrn

lion al chicago and Return.
Via the Northwestern Line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold at one
fare for round trip Sept. @, % and 30,
limited to return until October 2, in
elusive. For further particulars APP
ply to agents Chicago & Northwest
ern KY. Sept4-4t
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-04
c,IY AND Country.

rFrLrGaF HLTl1
cI1Y AND COUNTRY. :
,,,ck bowler from the east will
. !. mvling alley In tho basement
t.ckson's new store building.
,sord 4 Bierline have opened q
s.t market on Main street, north
IN the old Bosley shop. which
[heen finished over as clean inside
h spick and span new.
R. Chute has returned from afew
nths visit in Ontario. He re-
he'd by way Of Winnipeg, making
,sit to his brothers. place located
nudred miles or 50 northwest Of
u city.
here are 1.-TWO new wells to be
cd to Brown county's list of ar
Ian wells. They are both located
;reentield township, one on J. II.
euan's place, aud one on Fred
bg's farm.
(rof, WAY and family returned
esday from several weeks vacation
mt in southern Minnesota. He Is
lady very busy getting things in
diness to open the Aberdeen BUSH
College September 2lst.
H Cranmer spent nearly a week
Edmunds, Mcintosh and McPher-
counties, returning on Tuesday.
was looking after business mat
) and property interests which he
|scatterered throughout that ter
Dry.
arl Della, who taught school years
in this county before he removed.
Kansas and later served as q soldier
fhe Philippines, is taking an ex..
nation for teacher at the court
se this week, and expects to teach
Detroit township.
Judge and Mrs. Mccoy, accompanied
the sister Of tile Judge. Mrs. ID. A.
iris Of Decatur, ILL.,, and some
ler ladies from the east, and
tge and Mrs. Campbell, also
ompanied by a party Of lady
Ends, are camping at Tacoma Park
week.
lndrew Ballweg Of Bath township
concluded to retire from active
ming and offers live stock and
hm Implements at public auction,
Pnday September "A, notice Of which
pears in another column. Andrew
pa fine residence In the Fourth
(rd and can afford to tak life easier
Mrs. Wisnom, wife OF J. Fl. Wisnon
Tractor having In. charge the work
the Olwin-Angell block who with
husband is stopping Mt the New
perdeen, submitted to an operation
appendecites on Wednesday al
Lukes hospital. She is rapid,
covering from the operation which
. most successful
4 glance into the shops Of tn,
perdeen granite works reveals
BY scene. The force OF meu EN-
Pyed varies from 1870 80 and the!
principally engaged In monumen'
TX. They work on granite prin
Pally, and a very good stock Of FIN
led stones, handsomely and artistic
y cut, is on hand.
Captain Jacobs reports q valued ad
lion to Summit Farm Shorthorl
a. One of the high priced COW
ought from LeMars, Ia, Warden
(nsy, now has q fine male cal
her side, the projeny Of Kin
ward, a noted sire OF the Scott
YES strain. The captain has q hal
HQn nN a4aENrdEg sN@SEa ALN-s0s -
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-04

AZ the recent meeting the county
commissioners voted TO raise fol
county purposes during the coming
year CT, 200 to be apportioned TO tnt
.arie,,s funds as follows;
rs,sr. $500
Insone $500
nond interest 400
The evening world., 1903-10-21
DEATH FOLLOWS
WOMAN'S LONG
Aged Mrs. Barbara Brian, De-
spondent Through Illness,
Jumps Through a Window
While Sons Are Asleep.

Mrs. Barbara Brian. respondent Sc
cause of continued illness, threw herself
out of a window of her home or the
third floor at No. 7ss Liberty avenue.
East New York. early to-day. while her
two sons were asleep in the room. Her
body almost struck some young men in
the street below, and when they picked
her up she was dead
Mrs. Brian was sixty-nine years old
and had been In poor health for a long
time. She frequently mas talked OF sui
eide to her daughter. who lives In the
apartment just below her. AT times her
mind seemed to be Affected by her i'll
ness. When talking of suicide she said
she wanted TO die on Wednesday. as
that was the day she was born.
Yesterday she thought she vas dying
The evening world., 1903-10-21
POPE MAY GAIN LIBERTY.

ROME, Oct. q. Angelo Sarto. a
brother OF the Pope. and signor An
gelos Parolin. brother-in-law, have had
several long conversations with the Pom
tin. and say that they understand his
feelings. both as an Italian n as the
OF the Church. According TO what
they assert. Plus X. Is anxious to leave
his name in history by stopping the
long conflict between church and state
by means OF a modus vivendi which,
without renouncing theoretically the
claims OF the Papacy for temporal
power. would render possible a certain
understanding between Italy and the
Vatican which would lilo the Pope
to be no longer the prisoner Of the
Vatican. Before taking any step the
Pope wishes to know what compensa-
ton Italy would be willing to grant to
the Church.
The evening world., 1903-10-21
NO MISSILES, SAYS CUTTING.
Denies Report that He Was Bonn.
barded with Eggs.

President r. Fulton Cutting to-day
denied that he or any other speaker
at the Citizens Union meeting in the
Eighteenth. Assembly District were
bombarded with ancient eggs or toma-
toes iast night. Mr.. Cutting said:
1--WE were treated very respectfully BY
the followers OF Charles f. Murphy and
che residents OF the Gas House district.
rho attended out meeting. 1t Is a fact,
ioHeyer, that a tomato. thrown over
the elevated structure from the opposite
side OF the street, landed near my feet,
ness entirely"
Mr. Cutting added that the Citizens
union Campaign Committee is still in
need OF funds.
we can use $4,000 or 10000 to great
advantage before election day said Mr..
Cutting. SNand the tooner We get the
money the better II will be for the
nause OF Fusion. We must continue e
appeal for funds until election day"
The evening world., 1903-10-21
MCARREN RUNNING
BROOKLYN MACHINE
Crowds Flock to His Head
quarters, While Hugh Nc
LaughIin's Resort Is Prac-
\ ficaIIy Deserted.

ss>Sr McCarren's rev headquarters
In BrNoNSyn drew hordes of Democratic
polltiecN>ho-day. while the Wploughby
street h-<SNarters were deserted saw
for the IA oAl few who are always
found in the company % Mr.. McLaugh-
lin. Winoughby street is doing nothing
at all. The entire management of the
c.impaign has beta turned over to Nc
Carren and he is making all the ar
rangements.
The Committee of Fifteen appointed
BY the County Committee to determine
upon thu course OF action of the or
ganization In regard to endorsing the
candidacy of Circuit and Fornes. will
hold "A meeting tonight or tomorrow
morning. 1t is said hat this commit
tee Will dodge the direct settlement OF
the issue. but will recommend that each
district organization hold a ratification
meeting and take a vote on the circuit
Fornes question.
The Twenty-first District held a meet
lng last night Inc endorsed the entire
ficket. Sinnott. the leader. voted with
Mclaughlin in the committee meeting
A partial stamp of regularity was
placed upon the McCarren movement to-
day when John +. Clarke, the Nc
Iaughlin candidate for District-AttOr-
uey, signlhed his Willingness to appear
ON the platform with Grout and Fornes.
James Ridgeway, former Dlstrict-At-
torney and a strong org anization man.
will also make speeches for the Circuit.
Fomes ticket.
The Fusion managers are working the
red light in Brooklyn for all II Is worth.
A big banner in Fulton street Is deco
rated with painting of red lights and al
night Is Illuminated With red lanterns.
On the banner are painted all the con
demnatoIy remarks ever made In public
about Tamnany Hall bv Hugh Nc
Laughlin and Edward NJ. Grout.
The evening world., 1903-10-21
IRISH "sIoNERs."

In no instance furnished by
historical research Is the deep-seated
love OF the Irish for liberty better IL
Illustrated thai by facts furnished In re-
lation to h signing of that immortal
dence.
Nine of the signers OF the Declaration
OF Independence were Irishmen, and at
the Sons and daughters OF that faar isle'
Among the nine there are Included
the richest signer, tine wittiest signer,
the signer who was the longest q mem
only Catholic who signed the Declare
ton. the one who lived longest after
signing, and the great man who gave
his fortune to his country end died In
The evening world., 1903-10-21
MRS. ]. S. CRAM
DIES SUDDENLY
Race to City to Save Her Life
Is Vain When Sudden Turn
for Worse Came In Illness of
Long Duration.
ONE OF BEAUTIFUL BuDDs.
Marriage to Tammany Politician
Was Kept Quiet for a Month, and
He Made Trip to Europe Alone
Soon Afterward.

Mrs. j. Sergeant Cram, one OF the
three beautiful daughters OF Samuel
Budd. is dead at her home. No. II East
Forty-hfth street, after a vain race from
her summer home at Islip. L. l., to save
her life. The arrangements for the
funeral will be made to-day.
Mrs. Cram became Ill at her country
home some time ago. No serious re-
suits were at first expected. but on
Monday her condition became critical.
and II was deemed advisable to bring
her TO the city. A special train was en-
gagged and she was moved with all pos
sible haste. The most skilful physicians
In the city were called in consultation.
but she slowly became weaker until the
end came yesterday.
Her death will be mourned by many
persons prominent in society. She be-
came famous for her beauty a number
OF years CO.. The sisters were known
rs '.the three beautiful Budds."
The wedding Ave years 6 came as
a complete surprise. and the
nest was not made until more than a
month after the ceremony was quietly
performed In st. Agres's Chapel. Mr..
Cram was much older than his bride,
and 1t was thought that he was a con-
irmed old bachelor.
When the announcement OF the we'd
ding was made Mr.. Cram was abroad.
and It was supposed that his bride was
with him, when. to the surprise OF
frlendB, she appeared on the dock when
he landed several weeks later. She had
been In New York all the time.
1t WAS never explained why he went
on his honeymoon trip alone. His sis
runior that he had gone to paclfy GER
tain, relatives who were opposed to his
marriage. This was denied by both.
Mr.. Cram has long been prominent In
Tanimany Hall and vas formerly Presi-
dent OF the Board OF Dock Commits
siouers.
The evening world., 1903-10-21

Helen OF Troy's loneliness has oeen dis
puted. he pictured to himself a buxom
country maiden with charms OF the
very obvious variety that distinguish
the country belle.
Close by Railroad.
The ex-widow's home, n small house
close by the railroad. bore TO outward
signs OF bridal inery. Neither did the
bride herself. a short. stocky and by
no meaus beautiful German woman. who
frightened the hens from her huw hus-
bands old home with a small sickle she
held In her hand while with the other
she emphasized the telling points of the
story OF her life. There is no use your
talking to my husband she said. He
will not speak to any woman but me.
lie does not speak to me much. Since
We were married on Saturday he has
don't mind, though. | am used to It.
For nine years he did not speak to
me at. all. The way We got MARE !
was all right, ! win tell YOU, yes. Ten
Mountalns I was married to a man
named Hendrock. He treat me bad
and run away from him and com
here with my daughter lilly. After two
yNbAS lShINi YIN btLS u uiNOIGt from me.
Then Tilly she gets married and her
husband, Jake Agan, comes here to live
with us. After a while Mr.. Vannote
told Jake that he is looking, for a place
W cooking. yes. and that he wants
a place where the women DO not much
talk. He comes here. And for nine
years he never says a word to Tilly
or me.
Her Daughter loves
But last week Tilly's husband got
work In an electric light plant over at
there with him. and Mr., Vannote and
l We're all alone in the house. He Is
hfty-three and ! am hfty-four. l thought
i would be a good Thing 10 get married.
But OF course I didn't say anything TO
him. except one morning when l gave
him his coffee, told him that I was
that perhaps he had better nnd another
boarding place. For though I don't
NEEDLE with any OF my ne[ghoors and
don't care what nonsense they talk. It
Mr.: Vannote did not say anything
around from his braSRfases n said:
me2' and then he asked about the
corned beef for dinner. laid Yes
and We we-e married. We. are going to
Sdye a party to our friends on Thurs
Over In Rocky Hill the reporter
who. unfortunately, 80 far as the pur-
pose Of Intervening Vannote was con-
made husband. He Is employed as a
night watohman by the Rocky Hill
stone Storage Company. He preserved,
as his bride had predicted, an unre,
lentLng silence, n even retreated in
to the storage house for safety. To a
man he had made the explanation
given in the foregoing.
The hater Is q small. clean.
shaven. shrivelled n shrewd-iookinS
! Jersey man.
The evening world., 1903-10-21

This was the explanation william
Vannote. n resident of Kingston. a ham
let near New Brunswick, who for u third
OF a century has not opened his lips to a
woman. gave for his marriage to the
Widow Hendrock, formerly Mary Miller.
For nine years he has boarded In the
little wooden house O the railroad
station. which till last week was occu-
pied Jointly by the Widow Hendrock.
her married daguhter and son-in-law.
Jake Agan. During all this time the
woman hater did not speak any word to
the two women of the household. But
last Saturday morning he turned from
the breakfast table to the Widow Hend-
rock and said:
Mrs. Hendrock, ma'am. will you
marry me?' and then added. by way of
afterthought. "Oh! and will you have
corned beef and cabbage for dinner?"
The buxom German widow started, as
well she might. at this. the first friendly
utterance of the man famous through
out the country for miles around as the
woman hater OF Kingston. and then,
when she had recovered herself. she
stammered:
Yes. SIR"
She meant the yes to include both n
shy answer to his proposal of marriage
and his suggestion as to the noon menu.
Now He's an EN-.
Then put on your hat" said Vannote,
the ex-hermit and m!sogynist.
In a quarter of an hou they stood be-
fore Justice OF the Peace George A.
Wolfe. a lifelong friend and schoolmats
OF the prospective bridegroom, and In
little time he had made them husband
and wife.
AS soon as the ceremony was over the
couple hied themselves to O tiny house
Vannote had built for himself on q lot
which he purchased many years q on
the Kingston Canal and had the struc-
ture moved to the rear OF h more pre-
tentious oae-story home which was the
widows property. Since the wedding this
tiny dwelling has served as an Clubhouse
and kitchen. and It vas while the new
made bride was shooting a swarm OF
good gray hens away from its inviting
portal that The Evening World reporter
found her.
Sure and h must be a peach" hae
been the OF a New Bruins
wick driver to The Evening World re
porter when at the outset OF the tri,
TO Kingston he heard Of the wonderful
change that the widow Hendroek has
wrought in the morose old hermit who's,
hatred of the softer sex had been gos,
slped about for many years.
And though the reporter was less san
guine, remembering that Cleopatra wa
not classically beautiful and that ever
The evening world., 1903-10-21

and sent for her two sons, Charles end
August. who live &C No. 81 0ienmore
avenue. They remained ct the house all
day. but after midnight Mrs. Brian
seemed to be asleep and they dozed Oh
in their chAirs.
Both were awakened by the crash Of
the breaking window. for Mrs. Brian
leaped straight through the glass, carry
ing a part Of the sash with her. They
ran TO the street below. where several
young mon were bending over the silent
form on the sidewalk.
DR.. Moses came from the Bradford
Street Hospital and pronounced the
woman dead. Her body was carried
back up the stairs to her homo.
The evening world., 1903-10-21
nEyERY MAKES TIGER VOTES.


Whenever Devery opens his mouth
= makes votes for Tammany Hail."
Leader Charles =. Murphy to-day
Bmnnhny Hail.
4Hei was the extent n his statement
~ n~6wspapa1 totn He had no
e sspss 80 Az 2ol sae s, ,ituS-
The evening world., 1903-10-21

the Democratic ticket were unanimously
adopted.
Although two-thirds OF our members
are Republican," declared the speaker,
our organization to a man has decided
TO support the Democratic tlnket."
The evening world., 1903-10-21
HAcKMEN FOR TAMMANY.
shy Low Administration Has Not
Treated Then Right,

Treated Then Right.
The Hackmens Association Is arrayed
against Mayor Low In the present cam
paign. The members declare that
Deputy Chief Merrlman. Of the Burau
OF Licenses. and Mayors Secretary
James d. Reynolds has entertained I'M
lawful complaints against them for al
legged violations of City ordinances.
There are $500 members in the organic
zation.
A deaegation OF haclmen called at
Tammany Hall to-day, Their spokes-
man stated that at d recent meeting OF
the organization resolutions endorDing
The evening world., 1903-10-21

regarding tho probability that
the Democratic tickle will carry all four
boroughs and possibly Brooklyn. Ho
to answer questions. saying II
am not prepared to make answer to any
other questions to-day
The evening world., 1903-10-21
MOTHER SLEPT, BABY DIED.
Little One Apparently Healthy
When Placed I'm Its Crib.

When Mrs. Charles Slegel awoke this
morning at her home. No. sos Gates
avenue. Brooklyn. she found that her
baby boy. six months old. was dead in
his crib beside her bed. She had put
him to sleep last night, when he ap-
peared to be strong and healthy.
A doctor was called In the hope that
there was a spark of life remaining.
but II was said the child had been. dead
for several hours. The doctor said that
heart disease had evidently caused the
death.
The evening world., 1903-10-21
TO WOMEN FOR
IS YEARS, NOW IS WED
Famous Woman.Hater of New Brunswick, N.
j., Suburb, Spoke to None Of Opposite
Sex Until He Popped the Question.

ri did NOT speak to a woman for thirty five years because I had
nothing to say. When I had known Mrs. Hendrock for a long
time I made up my mind that she would make a good wife. Then
I spoke because L had something to say. She accepted me, and we
were married last Saturday."
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-10-29

weekly mail The younger girls we're
sewing; Ann sat at the fax wheel.
1.-THE Rutledge girls can't say I'm
tagging anybody now, because I'm not
tagging breathed Peggy. "But goodv!
can watch them through the
window" 49,. =
The most desirable thing in the
world was to be lovely She looked at
Ann Rutledge, to whom hearts were
given on sight. An ungraceful move.
ment seemed impossible to Ann. There
Was no angle in the lines Of her tall.
supple body. Her deep blue eyes some
times turned golden in moments of
happiness. Unconscious that any out
slider watched her, she lifted them
and smiled at darkness through the
open window. The passes of her
hands as she spun and the sweetness
OF life expressed in her face BROUGHT
a sob up Peggy's throat.
,'I'll never be like her," whisnoroa
Peggy. I'm peg-legged Spaniard.
little for my age, and ugly. can't
spin. l can't sew. Sally says souav
clothes are good enough for me. and
Shickshack has to cut them OUT. and
we piece them together as well as we
can. He's done it ever since we loft
his people and have had no Indian
women to help us. I can't read like
Ann Rutledge does. If I could even
knit I could make stockings for Antv-
wine and Shickshack They are the
only men in New Salem that have to
keep on wearing neips wrapped around
their ankles for stockings
She set her teeth together so the
grating was audible. Sonpeth ing
stirred behind her, like one of the
hounds creeping near, but she paid no
attention to it. A blanket dropped over
her head.
Peggy fought it with both hands.
hearing the crutch that had laid across
her knees roll to the ground. This
was the last sound she heard. Scream
ing in the muf1ing folds, she felt her.
self dragged off the hand-mill and
carried away.