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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
3lttr @e1tfdDem lunrem n1tdt nnhe1.

tiger 5taot 6errI6t gu6e. Die geitern
auf Dem &rieg5I4iff Dgartugena"o aus
Sapanilla angefommenen 5ruppen
befinoen ii4 nod bier, uno ibre 4nz
meIen6eit erregt einige ltnrube.
Die prppiioriI6e 8egierung 81 Poz
mama 6eite6t aus ben $50. s. u
2(rango, 3omas 2lrias unO Jreoerico
8ppo. 8ouperneur G6alDin, 8ene>
raj Sopar uno bic anoeren, geitern 3u
Banana feitgenommenen 8ertretsr
Der Regierung befinOen ii4, iomett
man bier peiB, nod in 6aft. Die re-
bolutionGre 8epegurg i6eint Die be-
ften Glemente Der 8eo0lferung Rtnter
ii6 gu babsn.
Qmerifuner 6eoro6t.
Gplon, 4. gloD. Gen. @ua0ros,
0rGfeft Don Golon, uno Die Regiez
runqs Sruppen aus 5aoanilla meis
Germ Ii6, bic 2tutoritdt Der RegIsrung
ar3uerfennen. 9us Qeben auRrifoz
ntIder 8iirqer miro beOro6t. 9iele
umerifuntI6e uno anoere ausldnur4e
Familien fu6en S6uB in ben8ebduz
ben Der Banana 8dbn.
groBe Nufregung 6erri6t ieBt. 9a5
uncertainties 8anonen6oot Dg{dib~
bile" bat 50 8laujoden uno cine
Quantitdt Wlunition geianOet. pa
colom6iI6e Ranonen6oot carriage
ma" lit ioe6en in noro0itli6er Ri6z
tuna ubgefa6ren, nabrI6einlid no4
Sapunillu. Die colOmbii6e 6ld9ge
pebt nod auf Der Prdfettur, Dd6rano
uuf pielsn anoeren @ebGuOen oie6ld8z
oe Der neuen 8epu6lit 3u IeRen 1T.
Sopur's 8sfreiun8 gef +
bert.
NonQm 4. g}oD. - SberIt
Sorres, 8efe6ls6a6er Der RegisrungSz
Sruppen gu Golon, bat Die beoinz
ounqslpie GntluiIung osS 8enerdlS
Sopar our6 einen Aierber 9ei6ttten
8ertreter Qeforoert. 6eute 2lbeno err
flGrte er ii6 bsreit, Die GrAoltun9 Der
Sr0nung in Golon 3u 9drdntlren, I'm
9FQne bic amerifaniIfen 8laujaden
Guf ba5 Runonen6oot nHufhOi0e" 3uz
riiffe6ren. Der britiI6e 8onIul bat
Ii6 crbpten, cine Q(6t6ailung YEarlne7
@olouten Des CUR 3eit hier lisgsnoen
brittIfen 8reu3er8 r2lmp6ion" no4
Golon gu 7diten, i'm Safe tbre 4n7
tpeIen6sit CUR 60roerung csr 3ubs
beitraqen f0nnte. N}an glaubt jsooA,
bah bos nidt Der SAT- iein miro, Der
ameritaniI6e 8reu3er r9irie," NIT
$50 marineioloaten an 8oro, miro
itiinblif bier erpartet. Die 4ufrez
gung in GOlOn bat ii4 t5eilnstIs 8s7
legt. -,
Misber etngei6ifft.
Golon,4. g}ooembsr. - Die pom
omerifaniI6en &anonenboot n{ol b
piue" gelonOeten 8loljafen tebrtsn
nm J8 lt6r 6eute QtbenO an 8oro oes
s5u6r3euges 3uriif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05

(9em.) 1927, llngefG6r 1000 5timz
men muroen fir ben So3ialiIten 4nz
Drep8 a6gsge6sn. Die Repu6lttaner
erpd6len Die meiiten ii6rigen Staot=
Geumten.
8oQItGnoiges @otum Der Staot:
S6miB Cl1niOn 2abOr) 25,825; Groz
der (Rep,) 1878; Game (0em.) 12,z
623.
06io.
Gplum6u8, 4. NoOem6er. -
9te repu6lifaniI6e 9luralitGt fir oaS
Stuat8titet pirD ieBt auf 115,OOO
uno bic republitanjI6e 9&aiorttdt II
Der Qegistatur bel gemsinidaftliaer
2(61timmung auf SO gsI4dBt. Senaz
TOR 6unnu uno ieine 2(nbdnger ju6t=
liren. Die 9emotruten ertldren, Der
GinfluB Der 8unOesregierung uno Die
ron 6unna uno Goniorten ouf Die
8a6l pernenbeten enOrmen 8elolum@
men 6Gtten ben Repu6lifanern gum
Siege Der6olfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
R6tbIel6nftes Gcrbrc6en in StIa:
hDn1u.

6trouo, 0tla., 4, RoDember. -
Sin ltnbefannter erI4ien gu 9ferDe
ppr Der Mo6nung elmer 6rau Dimes,
neun W}eilen IiiopeItIi6 BON 6ier, erz
f6oB bic gruu, iopie Oeren 2(fertnedt
6enrp SSatfon unO Dernunoste eine
19ziG6rige 3o6ter Der 6rou our4 et@
nen 66uB in Die S6ulter, tDorauf er
boOon rift. 6ein W}otiD fir bic 96ot
Ii r1frft hefnnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05

itulo oes frii6eret 8olontdlietretdrs
G6um6erlain befaTen. Die 4npdlte
Der 9rin3eiIin lieBen ii4 ni6t berbei,
ii6er bic @in3elbeiten Der 4nipriife
i6rer &lisntin Snformdtion 81 ertbeiz
len, aber lie iteuten bic 8eRduPtun9
cuf, OaB ba8 Document, auf pel4em
bic 6oroerung Der qrin5eiIin baiire,
Elm regelredt geIdlofensr f4riftItder
Gontratt lei.
Die 9rin8eIIin purbe betunntli4
dm 80. 2(pril 1902 pom Obergertdt
Der RaptoIonie pegen 6dlIaung BON
56uIbI6einen, bic angebli4 bon @ez
eli R6poes inOof7irt porOen paren,
gu 5neiSa6ren 9efdngniB perurtReilt.
2lm II. 2(uguIt D. S. pieOer auf freten
SUP geIsBt, reiite lie alSbdlo nd4
gngldnO a6.
Die 8rn3eiIin lit Die So6ter OeS 0itz
rei6t76en 8raFen 0pmsti, eine5 e6ez
maligen 8roBgrunObeIiBers in Snlt@
3ien, Der IeineSo6ter nit einem pohlz
6u6enoen 6abritanten psrheiratRen
moQte. 9(m 8orabenDe Der Qo63eit
6runnte bic 8raut inDefen NIT benz
Qrif3en Rub3ipiu Dur6. 8or etIpd
orei Sa6rsn tau6te iie in 2onOon ouf
no fe auf groBem6uBe lebte uno iiber
groBen Rei6tbum gu perfii9en i6ien.
SSyn Der 5olge 6ega6 lie ii6 na6 Sios
Qfrifu uno Oer1u9te, bort etns Qn3abl
GreOit6riefe, bic angebli4 BON Gecil
R6ooes unter5ei6net paren, 81 8eIo
gu MAIDEN, auein oas llnterneAmer
miBqliidte, 0a Rbooes Die in 6rage
tommenoen Bopiere uls 6dlIdung be-
2ei6nets. 0isie 2(niduIoigung fii6rte
gu me6reren 9ro3ei7en in &apitdot,
bic T6lieBli6 nit Der 8erurtbeilung
Der 6rau enDeten.
8ei Der 8eipre6ung Der dbenteuerz
li6en Gurriers Der 9rin5e7Iin unIdBz
li6 Deren @erurtbeilung i4rieben Die
Qonooner 3ettun9en uIgemetn @ecil
36o0es' Sob bem 8erorui1e gu, ben
i'm bic S5rau oabur6 bereitete, baB
er i6retnegen in Der 6eiBeiten Sab
re53eit nu6 Sioafrifd 3uriid3ute6ren
qe3punQen mar, UNI ben San Durd3uz
fdmpfen. Die 9rin3eiiin RaO3ipiu
lit elm N}itglieo bes beutI6en 3weige5
Der 6amilie RaO3ipiu.
Gobp un0 fein Ora DIEM
boDt.
GuIatS, 5rantrei6, 4. g&op. -
9. j. GooD, pel6er am 10, Ottober
einen feblgef6logenen 8erIu4 mo6te,
ben 6ritiI6en &anul in einem 3uidmz
menleg6aren, our6 einen 9rdhen ge=
3oqenen Boot pon 9Oper mad Calais
gu freu3en, brad 6eute gu einem pei>
teren 8eriu9 auf.
9ater9enifle'8 3 II d,
ROm, 4. g}oo. - Der 8apIt enz
pima 6eute ben 9uter 9enifle, 2rdtz
bar oes 8utitans, in Prioutuuoien3,
uno er6ielt Don Demielben oas erlte
Gremplur Ieine8 8u4e8 n2uther uno
Der Qut6eranismuS, "pelaes, pte man
ermartet, cine groBe 9istuhton unter
| ben 8roteItunten Deruri idhen ntrO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
sas 9bnfueridJt lit 8eIlebilIe.

8eGGebtG1e, 81, 4, g3OD. -
eugene 9up, Elm 9&effe Oes GOuntp~
Rt6ter5 s. 9, 9up unO prominente
9erf0nli4feit in geIeaI4aftli6en
RreiIen, IteIlte ii6 beute freipillig benz
56eriff auF Die DON Der @rano Surp
DON ct. GlairzGountD er6o6ene 4nz
tlage, an Dem 2pn4en Oes Regers
@Datt am 6. Suni D. s, betAeiligt 8e@
lpeIen gu Tein. Gr itelte 5000 8iirgz
i6uft uno puroe niht Oerbdftet. @r
be6uuptet, er lei an Der 2pn4srei ni4t
6et6eiligt getpeien unO Die 2lntlage be-
ru6e auf einem 9rrtbum. 8egen anz
ge6li6er 8et6eiligung an Der 2pn6ez
rel purben beute 9eorge S6opp, Wm.
Weimling. 9p. 9earan uno 4lbert
Q6e6er per6aftft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
ganffalimeut in Colorado.

8ictor, Gol., 4. g}oDem6er. -
Die 6ieiige nGrite RatiOnoIbunt"
f6loB 6eute g2a6nlittag lire 36iiren,
un0 i6re 2(ffairen purOen bem Sou.
rant Gontroleur ii6erpieIen. S6r
9apital 6etrug $4,000 unO i6re De
roIiten pur0en auf 100000 geI6dBt
6ie mar ieit me6reren Sogen Don
i6ren 8lGu6igern iiberlaufen porOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
GrObebeu i'm gErlfcn uno gHbeu

Decatur, SG., 4. HoDember. -
Sin oeutli8 po6rnebmbarer GroitoB
trat nm 1890 6eute Wtittag Rier etn.
Das Grobeben mar aud auf SnOtand
unD 8entudp Derbrettet.
81. Qouts, 4. Nobember.-4u4
Die 6ieIige Stabt uno llmgebun9, 10
pie DerI6ieoene anOere Ortf4often in
W}iFouri purOen 9eute gtitta8 DON
etnem gro6e6en beimgeIu6t. &ein
ernd6nen8nert6er 5faOen 1T iomeit
eemeloet noroen. 9a5 Grbbeben ers
itrefte Ii6 3iemIid peit binu6 noa
5iioen uno nurOe bis na4 9}emPAi5
bin beripiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
Wear Snfer nrs Nutn's.

9}en gort, 4. g}oDem6er. -
Sin ais 9(6lieferung8 6ubripert Die:
nenoe8 2(utomo6il iiberfu6r uno tOo.
tete 6eute auF Der 5traBe Die einiG6.
rige M1urgaret 8obn uno DerleBte be:
rem 8ante 6rau Gharles 5dultner
fonie Die 5meijd6rige 5O4ter Der 2eB.
tsren. Der G6auFFeur geo. Meag6el
nuroe BON entriiiteten 3uI4auern mi.
Gepalt 6eOro6t, aGsin Die Poli3e
6radt. i'm our6 @er6aftrng II
Si6er6eit. 5pdter purOe er pteoel
laufsn oeLafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
EOtbe Embr,
Surd)faNe
Gbolerd Worbtts.

Gin bulb,r Big 8u tirtm IbtsIofftl ron sOH
WauDap's Rcaop Relief in sintm balbtH Glds
g9IFtr, pisOsrbo!t 10 oft ME bic GusDlEft en6ols
ten, unS tin Stud Glau,g, NIT Rtaop GeIict e,s
trSnIt ubtr o.n Taqsn uHb ole GtOdrmt seitst,
qepdbrt iOiDytgt 2uOtruns unO btD;rtt bah cine
oelUuo.
@abnan's R,aov Reliti. in gBaKr qtnomnen,
oeu Raui,u Frbr,beu 6trsbrerntn, GbHmudStss
SlHf6ut, Rsrb6iitdf frauieH Scp'i5HerI, gId6urgsu
unC uQe iuutrIiben 5bmtrssu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
Baltimore = bio Giicnbabit.
GcreurjiuuS= Bulletin.

SI25- Baltimore nab frcc:rtd. &eccne:
piIic lIlrttctduIj, 0decrSt1mH, 3drpcrs
iScrlp, SSiuc,cifcr uut SuriIf, SoHHta5'
: R0pmbtr SpciIuliuI ptrsaBt oth
Gamotu.N Nabnboi um I ubr @ogm';ta9s'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
Mcttrcnucn 9Slmltco.
f. z. o. 10. uno IL. Hun.

D., D., g., y, TU. NNU H 1VUU'
5e4s M,ancn ieoeu Gag, :iuiblieblitb , s2irOcus
R.uncu.
Grrts @cuntu piinfrlib % llbr Ro6mitta9s.
Gintritt soc
lInitco 3uilluaD" 94aQQous Don Gburcs= mo
ytriRQtou= StruBt uuo Gllp;rtz INN &oltmort=
ztrafc oirctt ium 8cnuploBc iUr 'ln 6aDr9tio.
l5irtrit.fortcu fir rtcrpirte SiGc bel 9llbauQbs,
Pr H. Rore=G Gblrlcs StruBc. t3E'-l3j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
@rannfataitruh6e in eimem 9eibifalI.

N}ontpelisr, SnO., 4. ROo. -
9ur6 bic 6eute frit6 bier erfolgte
@inGI6erung bes Wc0Onalo'fheH
Qei6Faae5 erlitten 8rODer Sob uno
6arrp GlBro6 aug MariOn Osn6Iams
mentoO, gRap 8ur0 aus 8reenOile,
g., nuroe t0otli8 unO 0&ilton Groa
8ier i6per Der6rannt SOB uno @lBz
ru6, pel6e tur3 por6er nit PferOeH
aus Marion angetOmmen iparen, ldz
gen i'm 5eu i'm S6lafe. Baro uno
Gro3ier poGten Elm 6euer i'm Diem
bes gireau5 an3iinoen un0 berpen1
Deten babel @aiolin, tpel4es erplOs
Dirte uno ben 6taI in 6lammen feBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
@oroutirtcs Sur acaenSamnrrbUiOen

3ud:no:, b.HOe, bluttno' 0otr bEroorreb'noe
odmorrboioeu 9pptbcfer acbcu GttlO 3urud, rDcnn
J9aio O,ntursut1 ntbt in biz II Sogen turirt
foc. (SO&ia.g9lJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
Gines fIeinen MfaShens 9eben
Oarm=BeGd6merOen.

Or. Raopup - etit 30 siobreu bnbsn mir SbrG
Wtbi3in,n (RtaOs 8eltf unO 9i1m) 0eSrdu@t.
tr,islt,H mmer hi. qsnlnihttu 8sultats, uno mir
Ipnrsn aufri5tiq idQcu, OaB fe bas 8tbnfads ibr.s
8trtbcs in GcIo ausmabtu. 6pslitH in tintm
RGma, nt. ocm uuirigtr no al, Grttn Sttbtr
oas aau,s Sabr uber pjjtben, unO pO Ginotlpeioes
QciOsu, lpjt 9ubr, t2iotmiid fuo, babe Id Sums
btrts ron Tumilicu Ium @cbraua 9brcr SsiInIitttt
btF,brt unb icst Diiroeu Fe bjtitbtn ebtHiO ntnis
,ntbebren mi, ibre 5amiIisrs9bd Sd bin itst
Is Sabre alt gsiunO uuO traffic, unO Durot nm
ibrtu Rat6 triuben in 9tjug auf m,in @tbor, ods
mid in Der lcst,n Scit otpIogt Bat etc. ttt
9. GuIba
Rr. 1904, GOporbs Str, 6ouiton, 9tI
Ga oitbt tsiu Qclmtttd in rer gBsIt, Dds 5iebtH
unb Tieberi6autr uub ale auotrer mdldrii6tr uNS
bili6itr unO ouocrtn 6itbtr, uuteritiBt BON G Ss
IN n's 9iIftu, 70 id)rcl furrt, uIs n os
NAYS Rtabp 8t1ief gOn u1tn Ipotbes
fern Osrfauit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05

qRcr i'm gtruf iein 6sittid itrapalireu, obst
oFt ivdt auib!:ibsH OOcr osm lHluttter rb auss
jsRcu mus Etr piro lcjbt sIHs GrfatuHg oDer
Durb Eidticbler Gin ylagtultiOtu bttommeu. gn=
ioUos maq cas- llcbcl unbeOsutsu0 sribenn; laBt
man e t0oa aHtabcn, 10 tlnn c5 sur g.idbrlibs
ten Rrantb,jr Dtrotn Garum trettt man rtd1ts
Irjttsl. iouoeru uub ais autrfauut,r S6u5 stger
ali, purb unr:3rlmdBgc oo;r an9;itrengte 4tbenss
ptiie erttsbeaOtu GDypsrijbtl Trb 2 l. 9erudrS
Rrauttrpille uubdsbar. Sir p Gtnts
bel 4pOtbeisrH ju blbtu. tOtGoSd, ,I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05
8aOwap's
8edOp
8eGief
gege1t S1ulerjel1.
Die 6illi9ite nHO bette
MeOi;in fir 6amiliraz
Gebrant1 in Der @elt.

uut,rbrs8,n auutnbIifIi5 bic psiEigsHe,n e6msrs
stu; orftbisu ME, Dem 2s;ssHOsn 0inOetuRs ~
DtribaifsH.
Sir 8ertuuaur9en, Quef9ungen,
RiidenI6mer5en, S4mer3en in oer
8ruit ooer ben Seiten, 8opfdmera
3abni8mer3, Gon9eitiOn, gnt8iinOun=
gen, Tbeumatismu8, Neuralgie, 2um=
bago, @ciaticu, Sdmer3en in benz
unteren 36eile be8 Riiden8
u0tr irs:nO ptt8; an0ty,H dubsr!idsn 5mera
sem BtrOtH tin paar appjtatiOnu mauiib DirS
fen, irosn ole 6bmtrjsr au0enblidlia untrbro9sx
p'rOtn. aIls jnrtrGi@tR g $meFs
BeH, GoItK SrdmpfG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-05

y II II, Il. IlpUeHlUVI" ~
5Hgli6 Der geitern, ME idon bert4tet,
bon oerprin3eiiin RuO3ipiQ gegen ben
9erlpulter oes gecil Rhobes'i6en
g}u6laFes eingeleiteten &Iage UNI
100000, pel6e tie uuf 9runo Ell
nes angebli6 i'm Suni 1899 3nii4en
i6r uno Gecil RbOOes getroffenen 46z
fommens beanipru4t, be6uupten
Syreunbe Der 9rin3eiiin, OuB Dieie i'm
8eIiBe pon 9otumenten BON 6o4polis
tii6er 8eoeutung iei pelfe pd6reno
Der 9auer be5 Prp3eiIes in &apitaot
unteroriidt porben pdren, jeBt aber
i'm @eri9te proou3irt psrben iollten.
geIdgte guptere iolen Iih nit lib
oFritanif6en Qlngelegenheiten, iniors
oer6eit aber mit Der SumeIon'f4en
SnpaiiOn unb Der angebli9en Uftt@
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-01
Hss for the Woman without ideas.

A charming gown for afternoon
autumn wear Is of soft blue wool
yelling. trimmed with bands OF rich
gulpure lace dyed 10 match the ma
terial In exact shade. There are two
box pleats on each side of the skirt,
narrow at the waist, graduating to the
knees, and ending in a graceful flare
st the foot. The Elton jacket, with
narrow pointed front, is also
trimmed with the blue lace, and the
sleeves of the yelling are elbow
length, and finished by full white
chiffon undersleeves, drawn into a
band OF the lace at the wrist; a most
effective completion to this smart
toilette is a white duchess lace collar
falling over the shoulders and reach
ing in points almost to the belt in
front. A hat OF white tulle heavily
trimmed with clusters of red saliva
blooms, makes an exquisitely tasteful
autumn afternoon outfit. - Philadel-
phia Inquirer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-01
STEEL TRusr is AeoRgssvE.
In and Hbcut the State. :.
X Is Thought to Have Secured Control
OF the MesahG RANGE.

Duluth, MINI, Dec. 30.~-The United
States Steel corporation is exhibiting
a remarkable aggressiveness just now
in the ore and mining fields. 1t is ev-
identity gathering in all the mines and
ore lands in the lake region that it can.
While steel mills can be built by any
man who has the price. r mines can
not, and a hold of the source of ore
supply available for the eastern part
Of the United States will make it hold
on the trade stronger than any other
possible investment. For this reason
1t secured the Sharon and Union Steel
companies, and since then has bought
the Champion mine, near Republic,
which was owned in Boston and was
almost the only property left in the
lake country without steel mill or
transportation connections. For this
mine and surrounding lands the steel
corporation Is said to have paid $4,000
600, but this is supposed to be above
the actual figure. The corporation has
also made a deal with j. j. Hill for his
ore lands on the Mesaba range that
are not in the hands of other concerns.
MIR. Hills road is to have the haul and
Mr.. Hills personal companies which
own the fees of these lands are to have
a royalty on all ore mined and shipped,
making a very large source Of income
to the Great Northern and Mr.. Hill.
1t is impossible to tell how much ore
this deal covers, but in any event it
practically puts the control of the Me-
saba range in the hands of the steel
corporation.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-01
HITS THE HOLY TERROR.
Widow Gets $4,000 Verdict Against
the Holy Terror COMPANY,

Widow Gets $4,000 Verdict Against
the Holy Terror Company.
Ainet Davis of Rapid City has been
awarded a verdict of damages in the
sum OF $4,000 against the Holy Terror
Mining company, in a suit in the cir
: cult court to recover for the loss of a
relative who was s~uffocated il the Holy
Terror mine. The point on which the
suit was based was that the mining
company had not exercised due care
for the security of the lives OF it's EN-.
ployes. ~
The relative of the plaintiff, George
Davis, lost his life, with two others, by
being s~uffocated by hot compressed air
in the deepest part of the mine. The
widows of the other two victims are
also bringing suits.
This makes several damage suits
brought against the Holy Terror COM
pany within the last four or five years.
and in nearly every case Judgment has
been awarded. Nearly all the s
have been appealed, and in most of
them the lower court has been sus-
tanned.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-01
o.,
BLACK HILLS MINES.
Company Stocks Are Advancng-A
Strike West of Hill City.

Company Stocks Are A~dvancng-R
Strike West of Hill City.
A new strike, which is said to be i'm
mensely rich, has been made in the vi.
cinity of the old Bengal Tiger mine,
about six miles west of Hill City.
At the close of 1902 the product of
the mines and mills in the Black Hills
will amount to $1,000, 900 per month,
This is in accordance with reports up
to date.
Several new men were added to the
force of the Black Hills Porcelain Clay
and Marble company's mica mines. In
all, about eighteen d. twenty men are
employed by the company. Regular
shipments are being made monthly.
The stocks in the mining companies
OF the Hills are almost universally adj
vancing, while the tendency in most
of all the other mining camps is to-
wards a decline. The veins of mineral
In this section are, as a rule, large,
continuous and permanent.
Work on the smelter which Is being
built on the Lillian, the Baxter ground
group at Sheridan, is reported to be
progressing rapidly, the masonry work
having been completed and carpenter
work begun. The smelter will be of
10G tons capacity to start with, and
should it prove successful after a trial
run, it may be enlarged, provision hav-
ing been mande for such a contingen-
cy.
The IvanEoe Gold Mining and Milling
company has resumed work, and is
sinking the shaft as fast as possible,
end expects TO take out a car load of
shipping ore in the near future. The
ore shows an average value OF SIG per
ton, and some gave as high as $35.
The Chilkoot district is the only dis
trict in the Hills that closely resem-
bies the Cripple Greek district of Colo
RADIO in geological formation and value
of ore, and investors in this property
will have excellent chances, equal to
any other camp in the Hills.
The old Spring Creek and Rocker
vile fiume and water right have been
purchased from the New York compa-
ny by S. A. Baxter OF Lima, Ohio, and
rumor has it that they will be put in
order and used for power purposes in
operating the electric plant of the Da-
kota-Calumet mines. The flume vas
built in 1880 at an expense of $50, 900.
Representatives of the Sunbeam
mine report that work on the shaft is
being pushed with all possible speed,
and that good Roadway is being made.
The values already mentioned are
holding out, and the Sunbeam promises
TO become a world heater"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-01
MUST HAVE A WELL.
Scotland Discusses a Plan for an AIDE
quate Water Supply.

quate Water Supply.
The authorities of Scotland are again
confronted with the problem of how to
secure a sufficient supply of water for
IRE protection and domestic
The water in the city well, for some un-
explained reason, has sunk below the
valve of the pump, and although the
valve was inserted forty feet deeper
into the well. the pump still fails to
bring any water to the surface.
In an effort to remedy the matter
the council has arranged for the sink.
ing Of a surface well at another point,
and If a good flow Of water is struck
connection with the mains will be
made. However, it is not believed a
strong enough supply of water will be
found to furnish the people with what
they need. II this should prove to be
the case, some other plan will have to
be adopted for securing an adequate
supply of water.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-01
Toe Careful.

The New Reporter--Well. rye done
the best l could under the hampering
restraint of your excessively strict
rules.
City Editor-I think you carry your
instructions a little too far in this
item.
The New Reporter think not. You
distinctly said that / must assert moth,
ing.
City Editor-Still, / think you go too
far when you say the alleged deceased
citizen appears to have deliberately
shot himself through the head. presum'
ably with suicidal intent."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-01
WALDRoN LAND CASE.

Government Sustains Indians Claim
to 500 Acres Of Land.
w. S. Little OF Pierre has been busy
the past week as a special referee, taxi
Ing testimony in the noted land contest
cas- of Jane Waldron VS.. Black Tom
ahawk for a h~alf-section OF land adj
joining Fort Pierre, which both parties
claim as an Indian allotment. The In
dian department granted the land 10
Tomahawk, and the case is being con-
tested through the United States
courts. The government appears for
Tomahawk in the matter, and he vas
represented in the hearing by Assist
ant United States Attorney Porter of
Sioux Falls.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-01
TWO FINE WELLS,
Two New Artesian Wells on a Farm
Near Redfield.

The Norbeck & Nicholson company
has just completed one of the finest
two-inch wells ever drilled in that sec
ton on the farm of Charles Reincke
Athol, near Redield. The flow was en-
countered at a depth of ga feet, and
affords about 400 gallons per minute,
and the water is about as clear as 1t
could be. The company was about one
week in completing the well, n 1t Is
cased with galvanized pipe and will be
piped into all the buildings on the
farm. This will make it one OF h nm
est farms in Sphinx county, being ad-
Joining the townsite of Athol and with
in Ave miL dtes' walk Of the station,
and running water through II aside
from the well Just drilled.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-01
SCHOOL FUND.
Apportionment for the Counties Of
South Dakota.

The December apportionment Of the
interest and income fund to the
schools of the state has just been
made from the office of the commits
sioner of school and public lands, be-
ing a total of $70.26S.04. or 54 cents per
capita on the school population. The
June apportionment was a total of
$270,923.6 5, or. a per capita of S2.54.
making the total amount distributed
for the year s341 ,191.19, and a total per
capita of $3.50. This is Is cents great
er than for last year, and is the heavi-
est apportionment ever made for any
one year. The total amount distribut-
ed by counties is: 81
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-01
TO DIVIDE A MILLIoN.
Heirs of Late r. c. Shattuck to Get
Much Wealth.

Oshkosh, Wis, Dec. 30.-The four
heirs of the late F. G. Shattuck Of
Neenah will have nearly $1,000 900 d.
vided among them. The executors
were discharged Saturday and a di-
vision of the estate ordered. The
amount of personal property left after
the expenses of administration is
$S1S,00O. There is real estate to the
value of about 100000 more. The
four heirs are the widow, Mrs. Clara
A. Shattuck, her sons, Sydney and Ar
thur T. 'Shattuck, and daughter. Vina
Shattuck, all of Neenah.