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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-18
Gin 3aumfDuia.

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Siiriten Qlfreb pon 5tplbere=5to
BERG er5dblt Die n&6luiide 3eitung",
oaB er cine un9emein bobe Meinung
BON Ietnem 8ottesgnaoeutbum bat=
te, lib ober gelegentlih germ Der
0errldertuiroe be9ab uno ,su leinem
&plfe bernieoer ftiea".
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oinas Seiate @rof Nlfreo ii6 meniger
suadnglih. Sc mebr nod Der @euoe=
ftoltung Der itaatliden 8erbaltnifie
in BreuBen uno 9eutidlano bon ben
flirltli1en 6ehten Der ebeoem reihs=
unmittelbaren 6erren abbrDdelte
lQufbtbung Der Suitisbobeit Der
@rafen Stolberg, Der erdf(ihen Bpti=
Seinerfpaltung Il. +. No., UNI 10 oer=
ibloferer tpurGe er; er etnpfano Die
Weibranfuna ieiner 6obeitsrehte als
i@mere ardnfuna unb fonnte unb
tpDate lib nibt barein finoen, Die aes
lebtidey 0euregelune" ale redtmdBig
onsuerfennen. 8as ibnt unb ieinem
6auie an 6obeitsredten uerblieben
tuar (&irben= unb Shulreqiment,
Sort uno Bergnertsregal u. /. n.y.,
iuuroe nit einer Gibtisfeit bebans
belt, Die auf u~nbetbeiliete gu 8eis
ten mDbl erbeiterno ipirfen fonnte.
Sn uerlbieoenen Mummtern oes
uStolbereer Nnseieers", amtlibes
Blott fir Die @rafibaften Stpl=
berg uno 6obenitein. nirntnt es
it'd reht ieltlam aus, tpenn Die
erafltbe 6entfammer ben getrenen
Stolbergern feierli1 perfanbet. bas
Init bDhiter @enebmigung" Elm
Waloarbeiter gum er6f1iben 6Dl5s
bauermeifter beiteat ooer elm &amz
ltterbote gum 8aiieneebilfen ernannt
iei.
uebrigens batte Die gerleibuna oes
Snritentitels an bas 6aus GtolberQ
feline Qenoerung in Der Nrt Der Ser
DHentltbung bieler Berlonal= Mahs
riaten our Solge. On biele Ser
leibung, bic in einer1 grla1Ie bes
Sirten Qlireo rQn meinen 9am=
meroireftor" babin umlhrieben
wuroe, ooB Der &aiier mWiir uno
meinem 6auie Die @enebmiguna
aur Sabrune oes Siritentitels err
tbeilt" babe, tuar Die 8ebinguna oe-
fnipft moroen, oaB fortan oas WDrt
nregierenoer" por benz Sirltenz
titel in Sortfaa fommen ma6e.
Snrt Qlfreo modte aber nift gang
auf Die aeliebte paltbtituriihe" Bez
5eidnung per8ihten. uno 10 bieb es
oenu BON ba ab in alien Befannts
madungen Der furitliden 8ebDroen:
Seine Dur6laubt, Der Shirt unb
regierenbe @raf (ooer reeierenoe
5errl baben gndoigit eerubt &C."
Shirt Nlfreo binterlaBt bier S0bne
uno cine 9obter, 5nrit @olfaaua
nur cine godter, Die am %. War3
1901 9sboren muroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-18
Batter mn 9inn.

Die Srage: ug8ie Elm &nabe iiber
leinen 8ater oenft?" miro in Der
8iener 9leinen Brelie pie fulQt be-
AUTHORIZED: y0lit 10 Sabren oenft
Der Sun8e, baB iein 8ater bod redt
piel weiB; nit Is, baB er ielbit
ebenio uiel miiie tpie fem Bater, nit
20 meint Der iultae Wann, oaB CT
nod einmal 10 oiel piiie tpie lein
Gater; init 30. ooB er ieinen SQter
oieaei6t mai nm Ratb fraaeu
fDnne; nit 40, oaB iein 8ater piels
leiht bod etpa8 mebr pille; nit so
be9innt er oeiieu &atb 81 luden,
uuo nit 60 Ooer mebr, rpenn Der
&ater ndmlih aeitorben lit, meiut
er. DAB Der Sater bod Der flii91te
Wenib 9etueIen iei, Der iemal8 ges
lebt babe"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-18
Saste beiuabe iein seben elm.

S. 8. Orner in 5rantlin @rope,
Sas., sog fih bel einem unfaq =
feline Bferbe gingen ourh - einen
freheuoen Shaoen am 8eine gu.
Der bier Sabre alien 9eiluerlu9en
Der NerSte sdben 8ioerftano leiitete.
Iber nBuflen's Irnica Salbe"
bradte iofort 6eilung. Dielelbe
lit glei6 gut fiir 8ranowunoen,
0uetihungen, 0autausihlae uno
6amorrboioen. Sir 25 Gents Die
Sba9tel bel S. 8alteper & Sobn
uno Moolpb DreiB.
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Nus @enf miro beridltet: s

Gus @enf miro beribtet: 5err
@irOn lift iebt mieoer aus 8rifiel
bier e%Iugetroffen. Bas Der linters
nebmungsluitige gelgier eieentlib
uorbat. meiB man nidt. Sn benz
Sanitarium in @pon. tpp Die Brin=
seiiin 3uflubt eefunoen Eat, barf er
lid nidt ieben laiien; man tphroe
ibn einfa9 binausmerfen uno es Der
8rinaeiiin iiberlalien. ub iie ibm fol-
gen none Dber niht. ginem Ser
treter Der 8iener rWtittaes< 8eitune"
erfldrte @irun: SD merbe nit
Wtaitre 2abenal cpnferiren, UNI auSs
sufinben. ob Die 8rinseliin mioer
WiQen in Der Neroenbeilanitalt su=
ridgebalten tpirb. 9uuiie bat mid
telegrapbiih aebeten, gu ibr gu ellen
uno tie gu befreien, neil iie obne
mid nibt le6en fDnne. Sd nabm
oaber ben erIten beiten Bug. Nihts
in Der @elt mirb mid mieoer BON
ibr trennen!" gorlduig Eat er iib
nod gar niht nit ibr nereiniat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-18
Mertbooaer ais Cob.

SD litt urter unperoauli9feit
uno Weruolitdt". lbreibt S. S.
Green BON 2ancaiter, N.6. nMi9ts
bali mir, bis ib anfine, Electric
Bltters" su nebr1en. tpelbes Mittel
AUDI meme Satin leit Sabren in be.
lter @elunobeit erbdlt. Sic iagt,
Electric Bitters" lei auseeaeihnet
gegen Srauen=& ranfbeiten, unb oaB
es uniibertrohen lei fir ihwabe
uno abaeipannte Srauen." Breis
80 Gents. @rbaltlid bel s. 8alteber
& Sobn nno NoDlpb DreiB.
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g. ". & u. q. Balm.

Nbfabrt.
Nab GmerD, Yoafum, Souftou uno @al-
peitDn, tdelib. $40 gorm.
Na9 @orpns gbriti, &Ddport unb Bee
billie taalib..............2.40 Naehm.
Atah Borne nno &~errnile. tdslih $50.
1926 Borm.
Nntunft.
Son GuerD, goafum. 6pufon unb Gal.
oeft0u, t6glid]. ..........7:15 Nbenbs.
Son Gorpus @brifi, Stockport unb See
billie td9li1.. Las Naebm
gon Bbrne nnb 8errnile. taelib....
When6s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-18
Gmtranm eiuem ibredlid5en sdidiaf,

0err D.. Dag9ln8 bon Wtelbourne,
5la., lhreibt: rWeine Ner5te laa=
ten mir, i'd bdtte Die Sbminoiuht
uno mir f6nne nidt eebolfen rper<
ben. Cine freie 8robe= S(oldJe BON
n0r. Sings Seem DISCOVERY" eeaen
S9winoiudt peranlaBte mid, bie=
les Wtlttel 81 perluben. Der grfola
NOR iiberrald)enb uno i9 befinoe
mid iebt auf Dem @eee Ser 8efe=
runa uno oanfe oieier Meoisin met
ne grrettung bonn CODE" Oie|es
Wtittel miro aarantirt eeeen ale
0alsz uno 2unaen 2eioen. &duf=
llh bel S. Salteper & 5Dbn uno
NoDlpb 9reiB. Breis so Gents uno
$1.00. Brube=Slalhen fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-18
En- nertmiethen

Cine eerdumioe Office i'm pberen
Stodperf oes Sreie 8reHe . Sc
bdubes, SEQ. PIG Oft Commerce
StraBe. @adsufraaen in Der Office
Der ,,ssreien BreNe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-18
gnmtberm Vacific @ahm.


Nah Stem Orleans, Soufon unb Sal.
beftDn tdgltb. 1915 Mittaas,
un6 900 Mbenbs.
Wab 81 8aio, Californian unb Merifo
8orm.
Nab NorbsSeEas, ct. Gpuis uno gbicas
go Katy Flyer $3.50 Nbenbs.
Nnfunft.
Won NDro<GeIas, ct. 9puis mn6 Chicago
katy Flyer. 800 Mprgens.
Won Netp Orleans, SouitDn unb Col
befton td9ltb. ..7.30 Morgers
nno 5:45 Hahm.
Son VI Baip, galifornten un6 MeritD
.......... ,........ 500 NbenbS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-18
VI n tn n { t
@alf gbore 8abm.

Nb Ct.
Nah 9%apernia, Sutberlanb Springs,
Stodoale, tdglih, 800 Borm.
Gnfunft.
@Dn Stodbale. Sutherland Springs uno
eapernia, tdalib, .......2:30 Waehm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-18
Sia SanOalia, YenniplpauiasY abn,


Gin 8iaet oieler 2inie eriter alalie
na6 Stem Durt berebtiat Den Sn=
baber in Us abinatpn, 8aIs
timore unb 8bilabelpbia
einen sebntdaisen Iufentbalt II
nebmen. Dies lit Elm iebr liberalea
8uaeltanbniB.
Wegen @in5elbeiten penoe man
Ith oil Den unterseidneten.
3. 9. &ilgDre,
&eiienoer Baiiaaier : Neent,
lis @eit Sren6 8lace, San Gn=
tonic, 9eras.
fIhCK'S ClGARREN-FABRIk,
10h ,nd ina Fast A.. HnuStnn SfrasSH.
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Giienbabn Gabr= @lan
s. Il %. M.\Wabu.
Mia rt.

NU U y l-
Nab alien 0proeS eraszBuntten ........
80 8prm.
gtadb ct. 9onis, Wempbis unb ben,
Slten 30 Mittaqs.
gtadb WorosSegas, Santa Sc unb Sriscoe
Buntten $50. ..... .S.15 NbenoS,
9tac1 ct. Gpuis, @aco unb benz Often
300 Mbenbs.
9tad9 Sareoo nno Merico :. 900 8orm.
Mnfunft.
Bon st. 9Dutsuno benz Sten Z. 80 8prtn.
Son NDrbeSeras. Santa Sc unb Sriseo.
SuHIIeH SDrr1.
Son localen Bunften .......8.45 Hadm.
@on ct. Souls tn6 benz . ten .11.4O Mbbs.
Bon 2areoD unb MeritD. =. 12.lO Hahm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-18

i'm @artensDiftrift bes Staates. @e'
lunobeit unb &lima uniibertroHen.
8ilIiae 9dnoereien fir ben Sarner.
Morftsdrtner. Dbft= uno giebaadter.
Weoen @in8elbeiten menoetgu1 an
e. 8. Martin, g. q. a.,
Sun Gntpnio. Teras
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~. 6. & z. Habn.

NO TT,
Nab 8acD, Sort @Drtb, Dallas. aanias
eitb, ct. 2Duis unb Chicago, tdglicb,
(Snniet Sepot) ....... $3.50 Mprgens,
uno 500 Mbenos.
Wntunt:
gon Chicago, ct. 2puis, &anios 9th,
0oaas, Sort 8ortb unb 8aco, tdglid9
tSunlet 0epot) ........7.45 MorQens,
uno $50 Mbenbs
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@pn serftreuten 8rpfelipr mil

Bom 5erltreuten BrOfell0r miIs
len Die ,,Wtiinh. Sc. So" nod ettpas
0eues gu beribten. @r libt in Der
8miidenpauie i'm 9beater finneno
auf ieinem @dplaB am Nusaange
elmer aiemlih enaen Sperriibreibe.
u9arf i@ bitten, mid binausSulai=
len?" ert6nt plDbli6 Die Srage an
iein Obr. 0ein. id lulie Sic nidt
binaus", ent9eanet Der seritreute
8rOfefior, ,,ionit fonmt Die gauge
&laie uno perlangt nahber oais
Ie(be,
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Sir Die 9ruits it's eanSe
Sabr 8arnepal. Sic balten ou8
Bublitum INNER firm Rnrren.
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0ie beriibmte 1S9S'er @rute

BON s.. 5. Wumm & 60. e. n@rtro
Orb. Die geaentpdrtis eineeflbri
miro, lit Der 1809'er grnte dbnlib.
Der fDloiiale 8Drratb earantirt Die
Sortiebuna bes SmpDrts oieler aua=
litdt; i'm Sabre 1902 puroen 1875,
719 &iiten, ober 407, 304 6falaen
mebr BON bieier Warfe ilnportirt,
als BON iraeno elmer anoerer.
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9ornmt 81 uns, ebe SIR Gar
ben ooer 9apeten toult.
anterior & QnferIon,
PIT uno 2l9 DIT SouGtOn > StraBe.
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@eiratbs. sdheine.

Otto 2imbur9er unb 8iola @il.
linro.
aooGpb Sltbis unb Sophie 6eisler.
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Maerlet.

= Die offisiene 5dblun9 Der bel
Der Staotmabl obgegebenen Stim=
men Fat nihtS @eientlidjes an benz
bereits mitgetbeilten Heiultat perduz
bert. gampbeas Waioritdt lit ba=
ourb nod pDn 207 auf 208 aeltieeen.
Das teraniide Staatsgebauoe
auf Der ct. Coulter notwithstanding
ioa = i'm Iuflang an oas @appen
bes States - nit iternf6rmieem
@runoriiie erbaut neroen. @eeer
oieie @eihmafloligfeit 1T niht nur
BON bier aus, ionoern AUDI bon Sabls
reihen anoeren Srten aus proteitirt
tpDroen.
Ser n%euermdblte Wtayor Camp
bea lit am Hbeumatismus %erfranft,
tuoourb iein Gmt8. Intritt UNI einiae
1a9e ~cer5Dgert meroen miro.
@egen Die Sunleta8 abn lieeen
i'm bieiigeu IS. Diltrifteeridte i9on
uieoer 5uei Observation-Disclosures Dor,
in oenen tie auf Shaoeneriab BON
$50, 900 uno $40, 900 perf(aat miro.
1901 fir Die - nebenbei be-
merit %oolltdnoiee iiberfliiiiia ae=
mproene @dbler 9aeoiitration, 1T
oas niht ettpa6 lebr reidlih?
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SitODeitteras miinidtG n4

@enn SIR @ub iraenomD nieoer'
lai1en noat,S tbut es entlang Der Nt'
ME Der
Gan 9tmtnnip & Mranfas
VaS Sabn,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-03-14
Senator Mark e. Rudolph.

Canton, s.. D., March 9.-State Sen
ator Mark F.. Rudolph died at his home
here this evening, after an illness of
three months of heart trouble.
Previous to the election in November
Mr.. Rudolph complained about increas-
Ing trouble with his heart, and that the
action of thai vital organ was greatly
impaired by kidney and dropsical con-
ditions, which continued to increase UNI
til he was compelled to go to bed inn
mcdiataly after returning from Pierre,
where he o part in the organization.
of the senate.
He was born in Chicago in 1854, and
with his parents moved to Delaware
county, Iowa, while he was still a boy
After the usual common school eduCa-
ton he entered the Iowa State college
at Ames, and after graduating he de-
Cided to enter the law school of the
Iowa State university, from which no
graduated with high honors. During
the period of his college life he taught
school and became editor Of a paper.
In 1881 he came to Canton and en-
tered upon the practice of aw and be-
came a very successful lawyer. He has
been states attorney for Lincoln coun-
~, and was filling that position at the
time he wa selected to the state enate
last November.
He was prominent in Masonic work.
had served as high priest in the Cam
ton chapter for three terms, and was
also a Knight Templar.
Senator Rudolph leaves q wife and
three sons to mourn, as well as q sis
ter, Mrs. Judge Clifford Of Canton, and
two brothers, Duke Dudolph of Wash
ington and o. A. Rudolph of this place.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-03-14
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Pierre, S. D., March 6.-After q most
acrimonious fight, the bill taxing the
product of mines passed the house.
Ellen of Moody led in the support, and
Hayes, Gross and others opposed. AL
lens speech made a profound impress
sion and carried the measure. He said
the Black Hills was conceded to be the
richest section on the globe, bu such
figures were not obtained from the as
seSsment rolls. The three principal
Black Hills counties were assessed for
$40, OOO, 600, and an equal amount Of ter
ritOry on this side of the river for $780,
600, goo. This session had appropriated
for the Hills $4,000. The east portion
Of the state not only pays the entire
expense of state government, but ac-
tually presents the Hills with $3S, 600
to support their local institutions.
Gross and Bromley engaged in a heat
ed personal argument, and Hayes elo-
quently defended the Hills.
The wolf bounty deficiency failed by
n vote. The bill is to be up again;
it has passed the senate.
The anti-footbal bill passed the
house, receiving fifty votes. 1t is con-
yidered a josh and nnouncemen of the
result was received with cheers by
members. Toby Aliens bill providing
that druggists may sell intoxicants only
bDOll ply llNo vi INI
written application for sentimental or
mechanical purposes, in which the par
ticular use is declared, passed. Long
staff attempted to get up the Huron
building appropriation, but vas op-
posed by Price, and failed. 81. 900 was
appropriated for the annual firemen's
tournament. A law was also passed
putting salaries of county attorneys
on q population basis of a minimum of
400 and a maximum of 600.
Senate bills were passed by the house
providing the manner of issuing bonds
by school districts; fixing the salaries Of
county judges on q population basis:
authorizing DEGREES Of United States
courts to be filed with clerks of cir
cult courts; providing qualifications for
admission to the bar; making theft of
gas, water or electricity unlawful; pro-
viding a military code for the state,
and the apportionment bill giving
Charles Mix and Roberts counties each
special bill providing for the collection
of city taxes by the city treasurer in
cities OF the first class was indefinitely
postponed.
The most important business of the
senate was the appropriation of $24, 900
for q building at the Spcarfish normal
school; allowing a levy Of 20 mills for
school purposes; an appropriation to
pay the salary of the judge of the new
Ninth judicial circuit; fixing a time for
holding court in the Third judicial cir
cult; fixing new penalties for selling
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-03-14
Another Canton Weekly.

Canton, S. D., March 10.-rhe PROPOSE
ton for starting a new weekly paper in
this city, under consideration for sew
eral months, has passed the point of
speculation. The new sheet will make
its appearance within the next sixty
days il present plans are not interfered
with. 1t will be Independent politically
and will be issued from a first class
printing establishment. Jacob Olson,
one of the promoters, Is backed up by
men of ample means. 1t was at first
supposed that Olson was acting alone
and had no funds to proceed with, but
the sentiment for an independent paper
has been growing since the Farmers
eader turned republican, and now
there are many prominent men in the
county who support the idea. There
are now seven republican papers in the
county, and none of any other political
faith.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-03-14
MECCA FOR SCHOOL MA'AMs.
Hyde County Ranchmen Take EN-
Away from Schools,

Miller, S. D., March 9.-There is al
most a panic in many rural school dis
tricts on account of the large number
of marriages in the ranks Of the school
ma'ams. The teachers were sticking
close to their knitting, patiently incul-
eating ideas of knowledge in the minds
OF h young, not particularly COM
planning of their small wages, until the
new settlers commenced to move in.
Many OF these happened to be young
bachelors. AS one school director said:
These fellers just went smashed on
the pretty girl teachers, and unsettled
their minds by poking fun at their
small wages. Then the trouble COM
menced, as the marriage records show"
Why" remarked this Disguised di-
rector, we've had three teachers in the
last three months, with the fourth one
now complaining Of small wages, a sure
sign of matrimony and trouble" In
some districts old men are being
sought as teachers, while married
women or very old maids are in great
demand The following card was seen
by a horse buyer tackled to a school
house door In an isolated Hyde county
district, where it had been impossible
to get a teacher:
Teacher Wanted-If single, must be
ola M unattractive, as two wealthy
bachelors threaten to marry the next
teacher of this school,"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-03-14
ENDORSE PRESIDENT.
Mass Meeting of Colored People in New
York Rings With Enthusiasm
for Roosevelt.

New York, March 9.-The attitude as
sumed by President Roosevelt toward
the negro was Endorsed in a rousing
mass meeting OF colored people held In
this city at which Bishop w. b. Der
rick OF the First Methodist Episcopal
district made a stirring appeal to his
people to turn their eyes to the Door
Of Hope opened by the president, to
the black man. The mention of the
name OF the president by the speaker
drew forth tremendous applause from
both men and m The bishop in
dulged in a bitter denunciation of
Senator Tillman.
The meeting constituted the first
step towards formation Of Roosevelt
Invincibles," which will favor the re-
nomination Of Roosevelt. Bishop Der
rick will address the colored men in
many of the principal cities Of the coun-
try, and organize them into local
Roosevelt InVincibles."
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-03-14
Youthful Criminals.

Oswego, N. Y. March 9.-Alonzo
Clark and Elizabeth Austin, aged 10.
were married six weeks ago. They are
now in Jail here charged with burglary
and larceny.
Mrs. Clark says that on the night of
February 5 her husband forced her by
Threats, and fear of bodily harm, TO
assist him In entering and robbing a
ktore at Hastings Center, hear here.
Bhe says she dressed in male attire and
gated outside the store while he broke
window in the ear and went in. He
tgnaIed and she followed him through
he window. She pointed out the most
Rluable goods and held bags and has.
lsts while her HUSBAND filed them.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-03-14
GUILTY OF RAPE.
Jacob Mulch Found Guilty After a Sen.
sationaI Trial,

Deadwood, S. d., March 10.-Jacob
Mulch Of Central City has been found
guilty of assault with intent to COM
NIT rape in circuit court. The case has
been in progress all week. The charge
was statutory rape, the complaining
witness being Amy D~otson, IA years
old, the daughter of Clinton Dotson,
formerly Of Crook City, S. d., the man
who was hanged at Deer Lodge, Mont,
last spring for the murder of his father.
Nearly twenty arrests have been
made in the case which has become
notorious. Some of the accused Jumped
their bonds, the grand jury did not con-
slider the evidence sufficient against
others, and one Frank Stewart, jumped
his bond last week after an informa-
ton had been filed against him. Mulch's
trial attracted much attention. Another
of the cases will be tried during the
coming week.
Judge Rice has sentenced Will o. S.
Hal to three years and two month"; in
the p~enitentiary. Hal was tried for
bigamy and convicted. His first wife
resides in Topeka, Kan, and the sec
ond wife, from whom he was divorced a
few months ago, in Deadwood.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-03-14
COLONY OF 5000.
Great Company OF English Settlers
Coming to Western Canada.

Winnipeg, Man, March 9.-The adj
vance party Of Ii, 000 English settlers
who are to form a colony twenty-five
miles north Of Battleford, arrived in
the city yesterday. 1t was headed by
George Douglas, who in an interview
said that the class Of settlers which
would form the colony was of the very
best, nearly all being successful Eng
lish farmers and their families.
Accompanying the large party will be
three doctors, two clergymen, electrical
and mechanical engineers, also all kinds
Of mechanics, including carpenters,
blacksmiths and builders, who will as
sist in the work of erecting suitable
dwellings for the newcomers.
The first of the party numbering
l,SO5, sailed February q on the steam
ship Tunisian, and are due at Halifax
March 6. The next IN which there will
be $500 leaves Liverpool March rs.
The British Canadian Stores Sypdi-
cate has been formed with the object
OF furnishing groceries, provisions,
clothing, machinery. wagons, horses,
cattle. lumber and building materials,
In fact, everything requisite for the
starting of farming in the northwest.