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ON THE LECTURE co,Iper
The Edwin R. Weeks Co, Ma.
Splendid Impression on Lee.
ture Course Audience.

The sixth attraction of the ]ectD.,
and concert course was the Edwin y
Weeks Co., comprising Mr.. Woo,la H.
the humorist, Miss Jillson thoS as
prano singer and Miss Martin as ~,
harpist. The audience showed nv
approval of the work of the srtt It's
by giving very liberal annlo"
Miss Jill son and Miss Martin ars ne.
particularly strong in their wo rv'
The former is a singer of fair t,lont
and she has an attractive voioo
Miss Martin did not enter as hearth.
into her harp playing as the audianos
could have wished, but it was eviaont
she had the ability had she cared ~
have exerted herself. Mr.. Weeks ~
the star Of the company and wb,t
the others might have lacked he fnI1s
made up in his special work uis
character work, in which be was o.
sisted by Miss Jillson, was as nice ,
thing as we have seen in a Iona
Time. lie made up to represent thr
characters Of William j.. BRYAN
Richard Croker, King Edward, Com
Paul, President Roosevelt and
Chauncey Depew. In each one Of
the characters Mr.. Weeks gave -,
splendid presentation and they were
each one recognized instantly from
the impressions that had been 70.
ceived through pictures in the
magazines and newspapers. He gave
a little touch of each character in
public life in a musical sketch that
was very pleasing in itself. Mr..
Weeks closed the entertainment
with a uravesty on grand opera, which
was one of the most clever things
ever seen here, and he is entitled f
much commentator and praise.
The next attraction Of the cours,
is Prof. John B. DeMotte in his new
illustrated lecture, "a Plea TO,
Posterity.n Prof. Denote will b,
remembered for the fine lecture h,
delivered at the close of the cours,
last year, and he will be beartil,
welcomed on his second visit. Til,
date is March l6.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-13
FATHER KR0EGER TO MOVE
Reported That He Will Locate in
the Black Hills Country Dur.
ing the Summer.

There has been o or less talk in
the past few months Of the possibility
of the removal of Father Kroeger
from his present home at Epiphany,
where he has a large hospital an
place for treating the sick who 60 to
him IN large numbers. Newspaper
reports have had him located IN
various places and tempting offers
have been made him to locate in the
east. A report from Hot Springs is
to the effect that the Catholic priest
has decided to change his location to
a point neal Hot Springs in the Black
Hills country. A special from that
place contains the following informa-
ton along that line:
There have been all sorts of stories
during the past few years about what
was gong to be done at Cascade
Springs, a pretty little resort, with
warm medicinal springs, ten miles
south of here. The latest report is
that Father VIM. Kroeger, a Catholic
priest Of Epiphany. S. D., who has
maui luOuSduQS OF cures IN the last
three years. has Joined interests with
Miss Catherine Drcxel. OF Philadel-
phia, known to the Catholic world as
Mother Catherin, and will move to
Cascade Springs.
Father Kroeger has a large estab-
lishment at Epiphany, consisting of
hospitals and hotels, and all through
the spring, summer and autumn, sick
persons by the thousands 70 to him
to be cured.
The Cascade Springs belong to
Father James Heiddigger, a Catholic
priest, Of Vcrmillion, S. d., who
bought them for the purpose of es-
t%ablishing a great Catholic hospital
and sanatarium. and to establish
lace factories, and with the profits
from these various businesses to edu-
cate the Indian children. With
Father Heiddigger Mother Catherin
is interested. Father Kroeger will
now. it is said, take charge of the
health department Of the Cascade
establishment so that they may have
a place where all through the year
t lie sick may come and be cured.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-13
Carries a Large Company.

The big production of "Richard
III" to be given in this city Satur-
day evening, Feb. IA, by Mr.. Walker
Whiteside will no doubt call forth an
audience OF immense proportions.
There is something sublime and
quaint about these old classics and
especially when they are sumptuously
staged and capably acted. Orchard
III" has always been the greatest
favorite Of all of Shakespearean his
torical plays. 1t is vivid in it's
dramatic drawings, affords ample
scope for fine costume and scenic
display, and is alive with action. 1t
was in this play that the elder Booth
achieved his greatest triumph, and
Edmund Kean, David Garrick, and
other great actors fought their way
into popular favor over Bosworth
Field. Mr.. Whiteside, it is said, has
expended great effort and much
money toward giving the play grand
production. He carries on tour fifty
people who will participate in the
production.
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LOOKS GOOD FOR INCREASE
Yankton and Canton Passenger
Trains Will Likely be Extend
ed to Mitchell Soon
ed to Mitchell Soon.

w. W. Collins, superintendent of
the I. g. D. division Of the Milwau-
kee road, arrived in the city Tuesday
night on a freight from the south in
his special car and went east to
Mason City Wednesday. While
here Mr.. Collins was preached on the
matter Of the extension Of the pas
senger trains, which now have a stop
ping place at Canton and Yankton,
to Mitchell. For some time effort
have been eXerted from this city to
Secuer the continuation of these two
trains TO this point and they have
not met with very definite success,
although the reports are continually
heard that they are to be extended.
In reference to the matter Mr.. Col
Inns said he could give no definite
answer as to when the trains would
be run here, but that the matter
was up before the Milwaukee officials
for a solution. While he did not say
so in SO many words the inference
was very strong that the two trains
were a sure thing for Mitchell.
From a less reliable source it is
understood that these trains will be
run into Mitchell from the east about
March 4, and from Yankton about
the first Of May. With these two
extra trains the service east and
south will be very good indeed, and
nothing letter could be desired.
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Miss Mitchell.
Bard Of Avon.

Bard Of Avon.
OF er'ry city in our state,
Miss Mitchell now is belle.
All eyes are turned upon her.
For she has cast a spell.
She wants the S. ID. capital.
Miss Huron. don't you cry
"For if she hasn't got it,
Shell get it by and by"
Her cheeks are red as the wild rose
a Goddess in each limb.
Her bath is in the Firesteel,
And not in muddy jim.
No Kansas poppy breezes
Have played among her curls.
oh amt she just the sweetest
OF all Dakota girls?
Just now she's out for lovers
She'll conquer | and you.
Having cut her apron strings.
She's making her debut.
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Ghost of the Past

An Atchison old maid, in clearing
out a lot of old traps recently, found
q school composition" written when
she was - years old, the subject of
which was "Old Maids" In it she
says that everyone hates them, and
children run away when they ap-
proach. Ever have the ghost of your
youth return to slap you like that?-
Atchison Globe.
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WORK DONE AT PIERRE
What Has Been Accomplished by
the Legislature During First
Half of Session.

Pierre. Feb. H. With the first
halt Of the session of the legislature
finished a resume Of what has been
accomplished by the body in both
branches will doubtless be interest
ing.
There have been Ill bills intro
duced in the house and 154 in the
senate.
There have been ten joint reSolu-
tions introduced in the house and five
in the senate.
The number of house bills which
have passed the house is %.
The number Of senate bills which
have passed the senate is 80.
The number Of house bills which
have passed the senate and become
laws is five, and include the follow,
ing:
House bill No. /, granting a section
of land near Hot Springs to the
national government.
House bill No. 8, relating to the
investment of the school fund.
House bill No. 10, fixing terms OF
court in Fourth judicial circuit.
House bill No. 80, fixing per diem
and mileage of members of the legis-
lature.
House bill No. 81, making larceny
Of livestock of any kind grand lar
ceny.
The number of senate bills which
have passed the house and become
laws is eight, and include the follow.
ing:
Senate bill No. ?, relating to the
holding of circuit court outside OF
county seats in certain cases.
Senate bill No. I. ceding iurisdic-
ton to lands near Hot Springs tC
national government for use as sani-
tarium.
Senate bills Nos. II to 20 inclusive,
providing for the adoption of the
revised codes.
Senate bill No. %. appropriating
to set aside school land contracts
where conditions Of contract have
been violated.
Senate bill No. 81, locati ng state
fair at Huron.
The following joint resolutions have
been passed by both bodies:
Senate joint resolution No. J., an
amendment to the constitution pro-
viding for the location of the state
capital at Mitchell.
House joint resolution No. 2, pro-
viding for the printing of legislative
manuals and hand books.
House joint resolution No. 7, mem
orializing congress to ratify the Rose
bud reservation situated in Gregory
county to settlement.
The other important act Of the
legislature is the nomination and
election of A. B. Kittredge for the
short and long terms as United
States senator.
This work has been done with less
OF friction than would seem possible
in two bodies numbering in the ag-
'gregate 1872 men, beside an indefinite
number in the third house who have
tried to keep things going according
to plans we'll discussed and we'll con-
sidered.
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teachers. Miss Miner will -
Potter county Immediately nna 90 to
completion of her years Upon the
city schools, where she LIN IN the
expert instruction in the give
county institute. MEETING totter
Vernon this week. aC Mt.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-13
Gerhard Nav Marry AGAIN,

Mrs. Drina de Wolfe, the beauty Of
Mrs. Osborn's playhouse, is going to
become a bride again, and she doesn't
deny her name is going to be Mrs.
Frederick Gerhard.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-13
Aged Author in Good Health.

Samuel Smiles, the author, has Just
celebrated his ninetieth birthday. He
is still in fair health and manifests
considerable interest in current poll.
tics and literature.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-13

For sale-Span of horses, wagon
and harness. j. j. Burger.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-13

No other med
lcine has been
20 Succe Ssfui in
curin tom CHI
and Bowe' com
plants as the
Buffers. Dur
ing the past so
years it has es-
tabli-hs d an I'm
equaled record
o. cures of
!ndie'estiOn,
dyspepsia,
BelChing,
Constipation,
BlllOusneS and
Malaria. Try it
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Davis vs. The State; Motion to Amend
Judgment Nunc Pro Tune. Appeal
From the Circuit Court OF Lowndes.
/. Amendment of Judgment nunc pro
tune; when record or quasi record evil
dence considered-A judgment entry can
be amended nunc pro tune only upon re-
cord evidence or evidence quasi of record
and deficiency in such evidence can not
be supplied by parol testimony.
2. Amendment nunc pro tune; admissi-
bility of evidence.-In a proceeding on
motion. to amend a judgment nunc pro
tune memorandum written on the trial
docket by the court is admissible.
3. Amendment of judgment nunc pro
tune: sufficiency of evidence.--In pro-
ceeding on a motion to amend q iudg-
ment nunc pro tune by inserting in said
judgment the name OF one of the jurors.
which was by mistake omitted from said
entry, a written memorandum on the
trial docket of said court at the term at
which the judgment was rendedred y.
and V. are guilty of murder" etc, is
insufficient to support such motion; there
being nothing in such entry to show that
the person whose name Is sought to be
entered in the Judgment was member
of the trial jury.
4. Amendment of Judgment nunc pro
tune; admssiblity of evidence.-In pro-
ceeding on a motion to amend a Judgment
nunc pro tune by inserting the name of
a juror whose name was by mistake
omitted from the entry. the affidavit of
the clerk of said court that said jurors
name was omitted by mistake and list
of the jurors prepared by the clerk as a
memorandum of the jury trying said
cause. constituted no part of the record
or quasi record of said cause and are
therefore. not admissible in evidence.
Reversed and rendered. Opinion by
Sharpe, j.
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FOR SALE.

$3.50 Strictly up-to-date Groom residence
2-rooms servants house; Richmond
Place; liberal terms.
$9000-12-room residence: modern; Airing
ton avenue; lot 100X2O0; liberal terms
81, 500-Modern 10-room residence; close In;
vacant lot next; reasonable terms.
1872 5O0-Lot 50x140; 3 houses ON property
renting for S31.5
5000 Each for 20 lots in West End; beau
tifully located.
s250O-5-room cottage, nearly new; lot COX
40; 9Th avenue and 39th street; 800 cash,
balance $25 per month.
$2000-5-room cottage; lot 50x135; 1918 North
18th street.
So. 50O-10-room residence; 3 outhouses on
lot; total rental per month s105; CEN
trally located; fine for boarding house.
S20,0OO--One of the finest residences On
Highland avenue; lot 110x200; elegant
1O-room house; let us show you.
S40o0-Lot 215 feet on Avenue G and 26th
street; runs back 100 feet; easy terms
$4O00-Modern residence rooms; well To-
Gated on 10Th street, South Highlands
s7OOO-Modern, Il rooms; lot 6oxlGO; 18th
street, South Highlands; liberal terms.
Cheap homes on easy terms at North
Haven now ready. If you do not like
these. we will sell you lot on liberal
terms or build you a house on your
plans on terms almost like paying rent
See us before you buy.
We have many other bargains. Call on us
before you close any trade.
Loans negotiated.
All kinds of insurance.
A few houses for rent.
MALONE REAL EST. & ms. CO.
1c17 LIST Avenue. Both Phones 6la
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ITALIANS WERE ENRAeED.
When Union Men Came to Take Their
Places Clash Occurred.

New ork, March 19.-There was a COL
lision between union and non-union
workmen at Townsend & Downey's ship
yard today. two union men being cut
and a non-union man roughly handled
The union men who went out in sympa-
thy with the striking boilermakers went
to work today and it was then the trou-
BILE occurred.
The non-union men, mostly Italians,
when told that they We're to be replaced
by the union men became enraged and
the two elements meeting a clash follow
ed. Police were called and the Italians
driven away. The only men not working
now are the boilermakers' and the iron
filters.
One hundred bolermakers and iron fit
ters who were on a strike on the Burdlee
Drydock and Ship Building company's
plant at Fort Richmond, Staten Island
returned to work today.
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ga FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GAIN" MARRY PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
SAPOlIO
SHAMROCK MAST UP.
1t Measures f48 Feet From Deck to
Truck-Boom Shorter.

Glasgow, March 19.-The mast of
Shamrock ILL., was successfully step
ped today. 1t measures las feet from
deck to truck.
The yachts boom was subsequently
fitted to the goose neck and the gait
was slung. The mainmast is further
forward than is that of Shamrock H.,
but the challenger's longer bowsprit
makes a base for triangle of exactly
the same measurement, IS feet. The
boom is distinctly shorter. 1t projects
less over the taffrail, so as to obviate
tho difficulty under which Shamrock
|. labored in keeping her boom aboard
and from topping in seas and in fresn
weather. Extra precautions have peeh
taken to support the gait. Arrange
ments have been made for the riggers
to work all night, so there is good
prospect of everything being IN readi-
ness for a trial about March 2S.
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R1AL ESTATE.


FOR SALE
$500 cash, balance 1. 2 and 8 years for
corner 10Oxl40 feet with 4 tenement
houses and room for more: can be
made to pay 20 per cent; Ave. e and
10th ST Price $500.
$500 cash. balance l and 2 years, price
J 800; pretty new modern 5-room cottage;
Colonial columns; cabinet mantels; bath
and electric lights; No. 1911 North 18th
street; or will rent for $1,000.
s3O0O-Beautiful elevated lot 130x3S0 feet;
overlooks entire city; will make two big
lots: North 18th ave, near 18th street.
800 cash balance easy. price $4,000; lot
50x140 with broom cottage and Groom;
list ave, near 18th st.
$500 cash, balance $40 per month; beauti-
full lot 100 deep; 9TH avenue near 26th
street; price S14OO.
s40O0-$10O0 cash, balance l and years.
beautiful new r,odern 7-room home;
south 18th st, near 18th ave.
SMITH g. STILLMANs
20o4IA First Avenue.
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VALUABLE JEWELS STOLEN.
Thieves Enter ST. Stephens Cathedral
and Get $4,000 Worth of Gems.

Vienna, March 19-Jewels valued at
about $4,000, embelishing a painting
about the high altar of the st. Stephen
cathedral, were stolen duriag the night
The painting, which represented Maria
Won Belo, was greatly venerated
1t was brought to Vienna from Hungary
on the occasion of the great pilgrimage
of Emperor Charles VI. the father of
Maria Teresa. queen of Hungary and
Bohemia. and empress or Germany.
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WHITEcAPs USE BUGGY WHIP
Indiana Man Whipped Because He Was
Too Lazy to Work.

Nashville, Ind, March 19.-White-
caps took Henry Mathis from his log
cabin. mile south of here, last night,
tied him to fence post and beat him
numerically with buggy whip. The
members Of the mob wore handker
chiefs over their faces and battered
down the door of Mathis cabin with
rails; tied rope around his waist
and led him out. After the whipping
Mathis was warned to keep quiet or
the mob would return and whip him
again. 1t was half an hour later that
his wife found him. cut the rope and
took him to the house.
The whitecaps told their victim that
they whipped him because he was too
lazy to work Mathis has forty ugly
welts on his back
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PERSONAL

TOR WOMEN~Wizard Circular spray
for cleansing the vaginal passages; es-
3 pecially adapted for injections of hot
water; liquid being driven from the
syringe when the bulb is compressed
and drawn back when the pressure is
relaxed, thus giving an opportunity to
thoroughly cleanse the parts. Capacity
eight ounces. Made of one piece of soft
rubber, with hard rubber tip. Has no
halves or connections and cannot get
out of order. Price 81 prepaid. Write
for booklet. giving full particulars. Rub
Der Speciality Co, p. o. Box 42l Atlanta,
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proper to be proved and considered in
trying the issue of insolvency.
4. Proceedings to declare decedents es-
tate insolyent charge of court as to is
sue involved.-In a proceeding to declare
a decedent's estate insolvent. the issue Is
as to whether the estate was in fact in
solvent; and while it is inaccurate for the
court to instruct the jury that the issue
involved was whether the jury considered
the estate insolvent such inaccuracy is
not such as would unduly influence the
jury. and constitutes no ground for re-
Yersal
Affirmed Opinion by Sharpe. J.
Davis vs. The State Indictment for Car
rying Concealed Weapons; Appeal
From the Circuit Court of Clarke.
l. Trial and its Incidents; practice when
issue Joined on plea of misnomer and
not gullty.-While 1t is Irregular to st/-
nit to the jury at the same time the is
sues involved In a plea of misnomer and
a plea of not guilty, still, If 1t affirma-
lively appears from the record that the
two issues were submitted together with
out objection, the defendant Is entitled
10 have the jury pass upon the plea OF
misnomer; and verdict of guilty with
out passing upon the plea of misnomer,
not being responsive TO both the issues
submitted to the jury, will not support
judgment of conviction; and a judgment
of conviction rendered upon such judg-
ment will be reversed.
Reversed and remanded. Opinion by
Dowdell, J.
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REAL ESTATE.

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FOR SALE.
ss15x2OO; 18th atreet. north. and O'Brien
avenue; S14.50 per front foot; beauty;
one-thlrd cash. balance ensy.
s750-4-room cottage near West Highland
station: lot 50x150 feet; easy terms.
$500 small lots, Smithfield.
80 Acres on car line suitable for sub-di-
vision; $215 per acre; terms can be had !;
splendid land for gardening.
s1500-Terms easy; broom house; 18th
street. near 18th avenue. north; 50xl4O.
FOR RENT.
Office room In Graves building Srd ave-
nue.; cheap.
No. 1907 3rd avenue; rooms, BATH etc,
$780,
215 North 10th st. rooms, bath. $3.50
L. c. PETTYJoHN,
Phone 465 1s26Ja Third Ave.
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FOR SALE.

pOI6 oALE.
$1700-Lot on Beech street, 50x140.
$lS00-Highland avenue, 50x165
s5750-Handsomest residence on 18th ave-
nue., south.
$s25O-Lovely home south 10Th street.
s9tO0-2-story brick residence N. 18th
street.
$12 000-IIighland avenue residence.
$9250-5th avenue brick residence.
$40 000-Residence 9Th ave-, 100 IT. front.
$4500-25th street, north, residence.
$4500-Residence Arlington avenue. 100x20O.
$3500-Residence 18th street bet. 18th and
18th avenues
s370o-Residence, nth avenue. South.
$3750-l7th street bet. Avenues and K.
$5000-3rd avenue and 18th street. 100 feet.
sS50o-1O0xl40, Avenue c bet. oath and 25th
streets;s houses; rents $1,000.
s1500-5Oxl90, e, bet. 18th and 10th streets
$l500-2nd avenue. lot 50x140.
$12.500-4th avenue between 10Th and Goth
streets, 2-story brick.
sl050-9Oxi0O; 32d street bet. q and H.
w. 3. LEEDY q Co,
liz North 21st street
Phones 42-Bell and Peoples.
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FOR SALE.

s2oOO-Big bargain in a South Highlands
corner 2 houses; white tenants: rents
s26 monthly.
$l5o0-Nice large South Highland corner.
$4,000 Each-For several South Highlands
homes.
$45oO-6-room. Fifth avenue cottage. close
in.
SnOO-Fine 9Th avenue lot.
SS500-Handsome 9TH avenue home.
Sl2, 000-N orthside choice corner; 100 feet
SIS 0O0-Second avenue; store rents $780,
S265O-Fine North Highlands lot. 100xl9O
S5000-Lovely new home; 18th avenue, near
oath street.
$65oO-Huntsville avenue; large house and
extra large lot.
We sell, rent and insure property.
MCCONNELL & CARTWRIGHT,
Both phones 49, 22o 21st Street
FOR SALE.
sS5oO-1O-room residence; corner lot; South
Highlands.
s5O0O-An up-to-date Groom cottage on 18th
avenue south.
s475O-Corner residence on 18th St, south
5000 fourth cash; Groom cottage;
Avenue Il and 9th street.
$1000-50xl00 corner Avenue f and 9th
street.
sS000-Fine residence; large lot; 5th ave-
nue., north.
s21o0-Nice broom cottage; corner let; 10th
street, south.
We write fire and cyclone insurance.
CHICHESTER, YANcEY & ORR,
Telephones (both) 606 us 2lst St
BARGAINS FOR SALE.
s7o0-s5O cash. $40 month; rooms; lot 5ox
2S0; on car line; Woodlawn; big bar
gain.
s15OO-$15O cash. balance SIS month; 4-room;
l4th street. near Avenue Fl.
s2lO0-5-room house. with 16 lots; block
of West End car line at Powderly; half
cash.
ss5O-Sl0O cash; 1oOx200; near Thrash sta
ton, Ensley car line; great bargain.
sSOO-Brand new house. at Rising station;
on new car line to Ensley
$1250-$1Oo cash. sl5 month. good 5-room
house on large lot near Gilbert station.
on Gate City car line. Woodlawn.
s. e. THOMPSON.
Telephone No. "a 223 2lst Street