The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
THE NEWS in BRIEF.

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For tF,e Week Ending November IL.
Ere destroyed all the principal bust
MISUNDERSTANDING Ind;
John Alexander Dowie has retnrheds
teton City from his sMsssw York crusade.
Jenkin5 CITY Mo, a town offsssA4oe ms
habitants,'-w destrsssas1sV5
IRE ~ II ;
Lebaudy's air~sh1psafled 46. titles in
an hour and Al minutes, landing safely
in Paris. ~
James Hickma ms wis and Ram4Y
selfsat Urbana,alll. Domestic trouble,
was the cause. B III 81
Pope Plus atAhis fist publ ic3consiss
toryamade Mgr. sMerrysdel Val andsfouiIrs.
The Olympia cotton mills at Column
bia, s. G. the largest in the south, went
into a receiver S hands.
A tornado in Indiana wrecked the
church-atsWhite River and destroyed
many houses and barns. -
The Indianapolis Sentinel has been
sold to a new eompannys,of which.Thomss;
ETaggart will be president. 7 +
The, old Red Lake reservation near
Thief River Falls, MIN, has been.
thrown open for settlement, Z
Robbers blew open the post Office
safe in Lafayette, O., and secured $500
inhstamps and $500 in money
Ninety-six young Filipinos, sent ito
the United States to perfectstheir eduL
c~atlonSarrived in San Francisco
Moses Sale, appointed as a circuit
court Judge at:SttLouis, is the~fiIst Jew
elevated to the bench in Missouri.
7Sutter Brothers, an oldttobaccoahouse
In Chicago went into, a receivers
hands with liabilities of 81 $780, 900.
Frederick J.$Haas; iwho claimed to
be>the first brewer of beer in America,
died al his home in Trenton, N. j.
Five men offered to sell one .of:their
ears to sprs 4. T.. Niden, Of New York,
for grating on a rich western man.
Secretary Wilson has asked congress
for $25,O 900 for the pure food inspection
work Of the department of agriculture.
Rear Admiral Lester Anthony Boards
lee, u, S: N, retired, of Washington,
died suddenly of apoplexy at Augusta,
Ca.
Edward Hoover. was hanged at Mich
1gan City, Ind, for the murder of his
father-in-law, Frank Sutton, in Indian
apolis.
Coy. Toole h~astcafled a. special session
of the Montana legislature to meet De-
sembher ! to,s.relieye Administrations
dition. a y :.
United States Commissioners Perry L.
Claxon was found dead near arBontdale.
Ill. He is supposed to have committed
suicide.
Lee Trickey, aged. so, better known.
under his show name of ''Joily Lee"
died in Newport, Ark He weighed 619
pounds.
The Cuban congress voted a gift Of
$4,000 to Gen. Maxine Gomez in recog-
milton of his services as the head OF the
revolutionary army.
At La Crosse, Wis., Valentine Pflef-
fer, n of the oldest residents mi the
best known pork packer in the north
west, dropped dead. ~
Theordore H. Amsdell, one of the old
est and best known brewers in the Unit
ed States, died at his home in Albany.
N. Y, aged Is years.
DR.. w. E. Light, a prominent dentist
of Saginaw, Mich, committed suicide
after fatally shooting his wife and
daughter, aged Is years.
The postal receipts at SO of the larg-
est postoffices for October were $780,
80, an increase of seven per cent. over
the same month in 1902.
Memorial services were held at Pur-
due university at Lafayette, Ind, in
honor of the Id students and others who
lost their lives in a railway wreck.
James Langdon Curtis, who in 1892
was the peoples party candidate for
president of the United States, died at
his home in Stratford, Conn, aged 90
years.
Mrs. EdwardsDe Witt Walsh, young
and beautiful, left her guests during
dinner atFher country home in Mont,
clair, N. j., and shot herself to death.
The reason.is unknown.
H. L. Kaines and H. L. Scott, alleged
expert railroad ticket forgers, were ar
rested by police in Chicago and stamps
n chemicals for altering tickets
found in their rooms.
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