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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31


ta- Sd perifieoene @ebdulid)
teiten in eureta biaie 5u u%ertouien
y8er sun 6cbduoe touien mill, Der
ipred)e BEL MIR Dor. @bas. glir.
Sim 5euer, ooB am Nontos
gtodt in 9teofieIo, 2. D. auese.
broben 1T, bot ben noriieen u.
GrtIs Teportement : Sipre .edEslidp
ueruidtet. Der Sdaoen an ben
Wooren ipiro aui $4,000 obse.
ihdst, 1T icood burdl 9eriiheruns
eeoedt. Die uriade oes Seuer's
lit un5etonni.
~ Sic miIien ~bebenfen, bob
penn lie hire 3dbne grandchildren
SuriieIten 3eit ibr gauges Spitem
ruinieren. Shieben lie oieie sIrbeit
nidt oui, ionoern aeben lie gu Or.
0ooomanipu Mno Ioiien tie hire
3dbne bon Inn in Srbmuns brinaen.
er ipiro pom 10. bis gum "a. Sep.
TENDER in Gureto fem.
aiir5lid) tIai Die trnuriee Eodl.
ridi bier eiu, ons 5rou Snmuel
Sren3. Die Dor m9eidbr iiini Ro.
note NIT ihrem 9oiten und Sooi,
california auslponoerts, im ereiIen
aIier BON 50 5abrcn in ibrem 6eim
bort am Somstoe. ben 20. 4usuit
OH altereihw6de seitorben lit. Die
Seeroi9uns iono am Wonioe giodl.
mltto9 bon Dem Srauerbauie nus
itott. Dos abIeben pon 5rau @reni
miro nidlt MIR pom ihreu Rinoern,
ionoern bon elmer srokeu gnSntl
u%nisrer Riir9erihoit beirauert.
- On 4snnipIponien hoi iidl elm
briitIider 9erein iunser 5rouen eut.
idloiien. eins otiipe aompasrs ssssu
pas 5Iud)en ali oHeuer Strobe 3u
er6fneu. Dds lit reht iniereiiont,
ober ipiien m6d)ten mir ooG, pic
Die iunaen Tomen oas onfteIleu moIs
len. @eroen ne nit aeipigen Sbren
ourh Die StroBsn siebsu. ann etrua
laIlenoe 5huhporte ou~i5uiansen,
ODER uieleid)t oar NIT iiben 9liden
uno i~d1meihelnoen Worien Die boie
WidnnerpeIti 10 in grrssuus periegen.
BOB elm trditi1eS Tomerrpeiier gore
nid1i ausbIeibeH tam? Man iost,
oob pos be Srau ipin. lie ouop
our6iibrt; oieie Sronem DsIIen
ofenbar SIntler ionesn mo babel
tein giittel id)euen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31

~ "a. @ooonsGhlots Der 3ahp'
ary Wlro pom 10. bic gam ~.
Sepismbsr Ia Garcia.
- Wepbsriou Gounm bat SIS 81
adsr a~uiseprabits sdnoereisn. bic
pon aaSipdrtiseu perionen ~seeisnsi
peroen.
Ter .Ylaun obne Datcrlano-
III seiunoen. SO III elm Shineis. Der
isii,s sirserpopiere perlorsn bat unb
nun lpeoer bier noh IN China lon.
ben oori.
- Srou aaiper Better nm Rim
Der be9aben id, bsute nodl 9aaue.
100 lie cine Wo6e lang befud)S,
bolber nit Yerluoneten uro Sreun.
ben pcrrueilen lperoen.
Better Sdentenberser oerIe9te
aeitern ieinen SIeiidIaoen in oas
neue g8m. pertinS 6eb6uoe, cine
5biire norolid1 BON benz SEQ. gia
TeitourantS ebiuoe. no err ieinen
SIeiidDlooen suerit errihtei boite.
Ter WeiSen hat" iost oaS
Siour Sitp rSournaI". .aas Sraoe
auBer Dem 81, benz 5~roItsroe, 9e.
nommen.~ uno in elmer ih0nen
9tatt piro er 3u lan9e orouBen
bleiben uno ben Srao audi nebmen.
gillian Copper unp Wiliom
6ubin be9oben iid beute nadD Iber.
been I'm, einen aurs in ben oortioen
Sdulen mii3umod1en. Srdnlein
Copper miro in Die RormaIihule
eeben uno Wilie wiro ben rnter,
ridIt in Der oortioen 6ohidule nit.
MAIDEN.
Do MAIDEN Die 9ldtter 10 pie!
Auibebene oapon. oab oue Sobus
den oeS ruIiiiden 3oren. nndoem
eS "A Stunoen alt NOR, idon gum
Sberit ernannt Wuroe. Tos 1T bod
oar nid1tS, lpdre Der 9lcine in 9en.
tIdp eeboren, 10 mare er, eIeid oils
Sberit 3ur WeIt oetommeu.
= so. gloos giiitont Roiiisrer
oon Der bieii9en TeutidIen 9ant.
beeob Iid am Mithpod nad1 Dol
LODI no er oas .alte AnIieoIer pic
nic" mitmndte. Bon bort beoob
Iib 6err g'oaa uoh CLINTON NOS
IeIbit CT oann feline SeimTtdtte auis
prubite. Gr fam am Woutos ipie'
Der bierber Suriid.
Hilbert Suuse uno g9m. Sripin
bon Clinton tamen 9eitern bier our6
oui ibrer 3eiie nod minneapolis
no lie Die giirneioia S~tooisouitel.
une in Iu9enidein nebmen lueroen.
Srou Srluin besIeitete o Iberoeen
aus ibren 6atten uno frou Gilbert
Surge be9Ieitete Die Gompa9nie bon
Srtonuile aus no lie bis iebt NIT
ibren Gliern 5u Seind neiIte.
= Sn 6uron, 2. D., hot ooe
DreidDen ~beeonnen. Das Greebnib
III: Wei3en lauit o Z bis IS 9u.
ideI per older uno ~iortiert Iid IN
go. 2, go. 3 ODER rejected - Der
meiite 1T ieood rejected. Das Grs
9ebnib BON 6ofer uno SerIte ioLl
serobe3u srobartis iein, !6aier er'
aibt bon 80 bis 60 gu. per slder
mo 9erite bon 80 bis 80 HuIheI.
giihoeI 6obrins BON Sooo
mar seitcrn oui icincr 0urd)rciic
nad Noro.0 otota eiIidle Stunoen
LANG in Der Stoot. CIR berid)tete
uns u. o., boo bic Srute meiitCnS
bort Ieriio III uno ooS mebrCrC Sor'
mers Id,on om 0rcid)cu iino.-Tuh
Ioot CT, ooS NnorCoS Noob iid1 eiu
Id)SncO SaIoonoebGuoe IN Sopo
crridiet babe. uuo ooS bic @cid,Gi'
ten IN Souo icBt idon mieser an
nebmen.
Serr NIB 6rou WoIlCr QSbler
uuo 5rGulcin 6. pSbIcr, bic cilid)c
Wod)en Ioua oui Der gltucriioe
Roub nobS benz gltiouri ShiIt iW
esbrod,t boben, iinc ecitcrn wtcecr
bier et%ngetrcHen, ErL pSbler bc'
eob itd) bcutc uon bier ouS wteeev
..ML Imam A..... A.. u1Na..A.AAl.E
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31
2ofai Neri6t.

Sraulein 2opbia 0ilaemann
BON aberessn beFinosi Tii, CUR ;3eii
beind,sbaIber la Der 2iaot bel ib'
rem 8ruoer erneIt.
6ebiliS Gonnip . 2haBm,eiIter
srieorid, &. piee bon seoIn wor
am-Disnsias in Sountp snaeIesen'
beiten in Der Sinot.
- glaDor 6epperIe mo Satin
Eao ON glouias o ibrem smei'
p5deniIidcn Seiude in ct. SouiS
pisoer 3uriideetebrt.
Die StaoiSouS9leidm9S Ss'
bSroe bot oleS perionIid)e Gi9em
ibum i'm SouRip erh6bi, berid)tete
unS Der @ounip guoitor, Sobn
6eppcrIe.
Srau Sobn gies mar iiber'
eonntas beiud,SboIber in Seola bel
ibrem Sobne 5reo. !. 4ieB mo
Sotiin. Sie tebrie am uioutos
lpieoer bierbe. Suriid.
Die Iopofateu Boulder uno
9ronn o bier besoben iih an
Montae nod CLINTON un Der arsis.
gerid)tcFsune, peIhe 9eitern bort
ibren anians nobm, beisuwobnen.
Rep. !. 6. @rom pom Nilmot,
g D, tom nm gionta9 bier an
uno beiud)te his TieustaS Hod)mit.
tag olte Sreunoe in Der Stoot. Siep.
Grom be9ab lid; BON bier su 9eiu6
ned Aberoeen.
Srpin9 Yartburit uno ieine
feline Sd)weiter, Romono. BON
2npona, u. D, tomeu 9eIiern bier
on uno besoben iih bente nadl
2beroeeu UNI bort ben &inier iiber
IN bic SduIe az 9eben.
Senotor Stoller uno Satin be-
Saben iih beute nad) Dem Often.
Gle peroen minneapolis, Sbicaeo
uno gtiIrpoutee teiudlen umo Iuer.
hef sbcniols audi Die WeItouSiteI.
lung in ct. eouis in aueenIdeim
nebmen.
Der Srauenperein Der Iutb.
9irheusemeiuoe miro iid am Tons
nerstos, ben /. Sepember. 3ur re.
SslmdBisen 3eit I'M Souie pom 5rau
9biIipp Sdamber oerIammeln.
ane DiiteIieoer Iino ireunolid)it er'
Iudt bei5upoSnen.
llnier Shneioern,eiIter ,Soiepb
Saus be9ob iid am Soms.os uad1
Ct. paul um bon bort aus bic
Minneioio Misunderstanding etIidbe
Gage mii5umaden. Serr 6aus aes
benft am 0onnerstos ODER 5reitae
mieoer auriid3uteDren.
Sioot 4 @ebriber aeim boben
bis iest on bic ioIaenoe Farmers
DreidmoiGinen ~uerfouii: Sobn
$3.50
etobIer i, Seors SiobIer /, Sc.
brioer Gbrmonn ], @ebrioer oei.
Ter uno 6oI3nortb /. 6irid &
S6on3enboh 1. 6ebriber Soadim
x Weirsl l.. Dieies fino ale bic
, Io9enonnien 6uber TreidDmoidinen.
Bm. pertins bot Sur 3eit Ell
liAe arbeiter oamit beidditiai, ooS
oIte Stcreeebduoe neben Dem Goid
SnIoon ob3ureiBeu uno oo0 SoIB
nad1 'einer Sarm 81 brin9en. DoS
Sebouoe bat Idn9ere 3eit idIon leer
9%eitoneeu uno ipar benz Der,
1oue nobe. Nnr INNER Ileibia Die
oIten SoIten aus unierer Stoot ocs
ihoft.
Im Wiittpod, ben "a. Nuauit,
ltorb Soiepb, oas iin9ite aino bon
9eTr uno Srau Deter g. ShmCiber,
mIoI9e pou 9eibid,mer3en. Der
Rleine NOR iani3ehn glonote oIt.
Die Seid)e luurbe oni Dem Qirdboie
81 Strobbura CUR IeBten Hube be.
ifottet. Den beiriibten GItern unicr
: innisites 9eiIeib. -Gmmons Gounlp
an3ei9er.
6rou Qoulina guper NIB ain
Der o Wlitd)ea tamen om Gomos
Tag bier an nm cine Wod)e Iano
NIT 6err unb 5rau Sobn pieiile IN
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07
crimes and Criminals.

William Smith and Charles Jennings
confessed to the theft Of SO, 900 worth
Of diamonds from O. Cohen of Des
Moines last June. The men got four.
teen years In the pen.
During q quarrel at Cincinnati
Michael Hemieral struck his wife with
. Ratchet, inficting wounds which NAV
prove fatal. He then went into an ad.
joining room and shot himself through
the heart.
Judge c. .. Woodward of the Mont
pelier. VT, municipal court hanged
himself on : wall peg in his Office. A
letter bearing the judges signature
found on the desk stated that he in
tended to commit suicide because his
enemies were seeking the downfall Of
himself and his family.
Shot through the body in a scufae
with Detective Matthews in Chicago.
Albert Parson died soon after at the
Passavant hospital. The shooting was
the outcome Of the police crusade to
end the present reign Of crime, and.
according to witnesses. was entirely
uncalled for.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07
WARsHiP CLOSELY GUARDED.
Precautions Against Further Attempts
to Disable Connecticut.

New York, Oct. 5. - Guarded by
marines with loaded rifles on board
her and on shore, and with powerful
electric searchlights ploying over her,
the newly launched battleship Con-
necticut, already the object of three
serious attacks, lay at her station in
the Brooklyn navy yard las night.
The officers are using every conceiva-
BILE precaution against the recurrence
of the mysterious attempts to dis
able or destroy the new var vessel,
and they think they have rendered it
impossible. Marines and secret SER
vice men are about her all the time,
while about the last official act OF
Rear Admiral Rodgers, who turned
over the command Of the yard yes
terday to Rear Admiral Coghlan, was
to make an appeal to the patriotism
of the workmen. A strict investiga-
ton involving much detective work is
under way. OF this the authorities
will not talk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07
RESPONDS TO STlMULANT WHEN
IT WAS THOUGHT DEATH
WAS At HAND.
end IS BUT A FEW HOURS Off
SUDDEN RALLY is NOT AN lNOt.
CATION or POSSIBLE RE-
COVERY.

Washington, Oct. 5.-At 2 o'clock
this morning Mr.. Payne was barely
alive and all hope had been aban-
doned. 1t was announced that he was
just lingering. and while he might
last two hours the end might come at
any moment. No stimulants are being
administered and the physicians are
allowing nature to take it's course.
Calls for Mrs. Payne.
Those at the bedside were Mrs.
Payne, Maj. and Mrs. w. F. Cameron
of jamestown, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfield II. Cameron. Of Milwaukee,
Charles T. Jones and Miss Louise
Jones, relatives; Private Secretary
Whitney, Miss Marie Barbieri, an old
companion of Mrs. Payne. and the
faithful colored messenger at the de-
partment of the postmaster general.
Mr.. Payne several times called family
for Mrs. Payne. At 2 o'clock Private
Secretary Whitney announced that all
efforts to revive the postmaster gen
eral by stimulants had been aban-
doned.
NO 0OPC VI NSCoN0Iy
At 2:2O a. m. Doctors GraysOn n
Magruder said that the fluid which
had been injected at midnight when
the sinking spell began, is now alb
sorbed and that the effect is shown Dy
the improved respiration and pulse. It
was added that this is not an indica-
ON of a recovery, but that the pa
tient might last till morning. This
fluid is a stimuf1lant which was given
him and to which at first he failed to-
respond. 1t was after this failure to
respond that it was announced that
further administration Of StimulantS
would not avail.
Sudden Rally.
At 2:35 it was announced that the
postmaster general had rallied sud
denly and exclaimed hello" to those
about him. Milk was then given him
to drink. DR.. Magruder asked the
patient how he was feeling and he re-
piled first rate"
At $50 DR.. Magruder said that Mr..
Payne's respiration vas better and
more regular than it has been in the
past twenty-four hours, and that il
the improvement kept up he probably
would last through the night and that
a consultation probably could be had
in the morning.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07
FOUR LIVES sNUFFED OUT.
Killed by Falling Of 5000 Tons Of
Earth and Ore.

Gainesville, Ga, Oct. 5. - BY the
falling of earth and ore estimated at
5000 tons weight, the lives of four
men were snuffed out here yester-
day. Two others are seriously injured
and are expected to die. Harris, Boyn-
ton and an unknown negro are still
buried beneath the mass of earth.
One hundred men are now working
to remove the earth. The cause Of
the disaster is what is known by
miners as a "slick head" A heavy
strata of oil lay above a mass of CLAW
and the latter gave way.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07
TO DISCUSS TUBERCULOSIS.
international Congress Of Famous
Physicians Meets in St. Louis.

st. Louis, Oct. 5.-The opening ses-
sion of the international congress on
tuberculosis began yesterday, in con-
vention hall at the worlds fair, with
a lumber of famous physicians from
various parts Of the world present to
discuss means for the prevention n
cure OF consumption. Three days will
be consumed by the meetings of the
convention. President Francis deliv,
cred the welcoming address.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

John p. Rockefeller has given $780,
900 70 the Young Women's Christian
Association Of Cleveland. The mem
bars must resemble the biblical vir-
gins who Also had oil in their lamps.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Five American automobiles are
sold abroad Tor every n that is Inn
portsd II this country. Which seems
~ indicate that the automobile, be.
etdes having come to stay. has come
~ -.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Speaking about discipline, ar edu-
cational expert urges the school
teacher not to let bad boys know they
annoy her. Just smile joyously when
the bent pin strikes home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Western civilization Is ~permeating
China n another generation it will
not be considered . disgrace for a
Chinese woman Of high rank to stand
on Z broad footing.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Two Buffalo women fought with
ctow-baks Tor the possession Of q
clOth1eIkno. The loser is about to
mlake sbn11inees for the undertaken and
~ u1nner n being sought by . vaud-
oyil1a m1nager.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

London Is getting giddy. The
daughter Of the lord mayor has been
lifted By q Egyptian official and
somebody exploded Z bunch Of fire.
crackers In Westminster Abbey.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Close ON the heels OF Mr.. Hills
promised retirement comes John l..
Sulllvan's equally conclusive an.
n0uncement that he is done with
booxe."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

1t would suit Upton IL the rules of
the game could be SO amended that
he could have his British yacht built
in America.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Maybe the eason why the Japanese
soldiers set IS cents q month pay. in
stead Of half = dollar, Is that the Jap
anese war department doesn't do any
thing By halves.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

The Brooklyn man who lived on
grass for six months seems to have
succeeded in reducing q meat diet to
its first principles.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

j. Pierpont Morgan has acquired a
reputation ~ = dog fancier. He gave
80. 900 the other day for four beauti-
ful c0llies. His money now Is going
70 the dogs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Experts In education aver that the
wonderful Berlin horse. Hans, shows
real power Of mental concentration.
Hans must be related to some mules
Ne have known.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07
DEAD EYES STARE At GLASS.
Lonely Old Man 4 Suicide on Ami
ersary Of Wife's Death.

New York, Oct. 4.-Brooding over
the loss of his wife and depressed by
I'LL health, Frederick Carleton, sixty
four years old, shot himself through
the head in his home on the second
anniversary of her death, and was
found dead by his landlord. The old
man sat in front Of a mirror as he
pulled the trigger. His unseelng eyes
still stared at the reflection in the
glass when the body was found.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Il Tho folly Of the woraan who mar
r1es Z man in order to reform him is
exceeded only by the folly Of the man
Who marries. . woman in order to re-
form her.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

In order doubtless to dispel local
prejudice against the practice. Bos-
ton papers announce that q woman
400 years old takes . daily BATH"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

An Ohio man has been arrested for
killing q book agent. Possibly. how
ever. the sheriff was new to his bust
ness and didn't know any better.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

It will take thirty yards of ma
terial, the dressmakers say, to make
IN autumn dress-but they won't
bother DIR. Mary Walker.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

In what better way could q New
port heiress get her jewels before the
public than by being robbed Of them?
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Prof. Benbow successfully steered
his air ship for 500 yards at st. Louis.
But it's q thousand miles to Wash
ingtOn.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Hans, the educated horse. proves to
be q fraud. Still he probably has
brains enough to know what to think
Of his recent admirers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

What = helpless creature is man!
= convention of dressmakers says
that big sleeves are to be In style
once and he cannot prevent it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

II Sir Thomas Upton is going to
race with an American-built boat
manned by an American the cup
ts indeed in danger.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

An eminent sculptor declares the
human foot is growing smaller, but it
is understood he never worked with
Chicago models.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Jack Frost" complains the Boston
Herald. rs flirting with u.s." Slap him
on the wrist.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

The tremendous apple crop of this
year might arrange q pair advantage
ously with the wheat crop.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07
DIED IN Il RING.
Knockout Blow in a Boxing Match
Causes Death.

New York, Oct. 4.-John c.. Peters,
n of the principals in a boxing
match in West Bergen, N. j., died in
the ring following a knockout blow in
The fourth round yesterday. Peters
was knocked down several times, 1t
Is alleged, and in the fourth round
went down twice in quick succession,
his last fall being the result of a
chest blow. He died shortly after
ward. Patrick Donnelly was arrested.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Perhaps the New Yorker who uved
on grass would point to that as prof.
Of his horse sense.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07

Nelson Fraught, aged "a years,
veteran OF the Mexican war, commit
ted suicide at Pittsboro, Nd, by shoot
ing himself in the temple. He lay al
night in the front yard.
Marshal Dan Ellis of Lineville, Iowa
shot and instantly killed Bill Wallace
hotel proprietor. Ellis claims the kill
ing was in self-defense and has sur
rendered himself to the sheriff.
Rudolph Wetter, on trial at Grange
Vile, Idaho,( for the staying Of Chris
Long and John Vain, two neighbor
ing %ranchers, has been pronounced
guilty of murder in the first degree.
George M. Collier, Columbus, Ohio
formerly chief examiner of steam en-
gines of Ohio, who disappeared from
Columbus a year ago., Is under arrest
charged with having ~e1ibeZzled $1,000
state funds.
. Jewelry and silverware to tie value
Of SIS, 900 has been stolen within the
last ten days from twenty fashionable
apartments in New York by young
men representing themselves as tele.
phone inspectors.
Because he had too many wives,
Frank Heatherington committed sui.
eide at Sterling, Ill. His first wife is
in Colorado. His second is IN a hos.
pital. He was living with his third
wife in a hotel at Sterling.
AS a result Of an attempt by tramps
to hold up a Japanese section gang at
~Blackfoot, Idaho. Sheriff G. E. P.
Sweet was killed, Section Foreman
W. E. Fitzgerald fatally wounded. and
an unknown tramp fatally injured.
Engineer Crowell, an engineer run.
ming on the Regina division of the
Canadian Pacific railroad, vas sen.
fenced at Regina, N. w. T., to two
years in the penitentiary for being
intoxicated while on his engine. Crow.
ell was taken off his engine on this
charge alone, no accident being at the
root of the trouble.
While Kink Head, a farmer living
four miles from Clinton, Ky, was
standing with his wife and child on
their porch they were all shot from
ambush. Head was fatally wounded
and the woman and child we're seri.
ously hurt. Head had some trouble
with his neighbors. The sheriff has
gone % the scene.
Thomas Cantwell, a machinist from
New York. has been arrested in Pitts
burg within three hours of his release
from the workhouse on the charge of
attempting to hug a woman on her
way home from church. He had just
finished serving three months for a
similar offense. Cantwell claims to be
unable to resist the desire to hug a
woman the moment he sees one.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-07
Domestic.

Domestic.
The beet sugar industry Is a failure
in New York. During the past four
years the state has paid $355,192 in
bounties to foster this industry.
At the annual meeting Of the board
o fOverseers of Harvard college, For
mer Gov. John D. Long, who presided,
was reelected president of the board.
Greater New York is at present
threatened with what may be the Sc.
verest epidemic of typhoid fever in it's
history. There were AL cases and "A
deaths the past week.
Lillian Russell has at last capitu.
lated to the alluring contract held out
by Samuel S. Shubert and will be seen
this season in a musical version Ut
"The School for Scandal"
Driven insane through grief at the
death of Edward Hartman, whom he
had accidentally shot, George Brown OF
Chicago was picked up in the streets
of Peoria, ILL.,, a raving maniac.
A serious scourge OF typhoid fever
is reported from Finleyville, q Wash
ington county town fifteen miles from
P%ittsburg. Out of a total population
of 1000, forty cases are reported
Chief Justice Clabaugh of the Dis
trict of Columbia supreme court has
~adjudged Thomas E. Waggaman a
bankrupt and Andrew Y. Bradley Of
Washington was appointed referee.
Milt G. Barlow, aged Is, the original
Old Black Joe Of the minstrel stage,
for many years widely known as
Uncle Tom," and later with 1.-THE
Texas Steer" company. is dead from
cancer in New York.
DR.. l.. C. H. E. Ziegler will lay claim
to 100000 of the estate OF Mrs. James
H. McVicker Of Chicago. This was
the sun of his claim against the estate
Of the woman he served as medical at,
tendant for five years.
The Iowa state treasurer has com
pleted preliminaries. looking to tho
collection Of a collateral inheritance
tax from the estate of the late James
Callahan, which is said to be worth
Pc,oOV,VOO. AC SI0LC WA AONOvOA 49,
a million.
The Vivian mine at Quinnessec.
Mich, resumed the shipping of ore
after an idleness Of many weeks. From
Iron Mountain and vicinity ore is be-
ing shipped at double the rate OF a
month ago. and bids fair to be con-
tinued until the latter part of Novem-
Der.
Careful investigation Of stories sent
out concerning the mental collapse
of ex-Speaker David B. Henderson
shows that an outrage has been done
the ex-speaker. His mind is not fall
ing and his health IL not materially
worse than when he left New York.
At the convention Of the United
Brotherhood OF carpenters and join
ers at Milwaukee . resolution was
adopted that all goods turned out OF
the mills complying with the unions
laws be stamped with the union
stamp.