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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02
L ncumOnin Follows q Cold.

but never fellows the use of Fo-
loy's Honey and Tar. 1t stops
the cough, heals and strengthens
the lungs aud affords perfect Sc
curlty from an attack of pneumon-
ia. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
Funderburk's Pharmacy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02
PILES! PILES! PILES!

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind. B e' ding, liberated
and Itching Piles 1 ais ribs the tu-
nors aIlays the itching ut once. acts
as pOultice, g,v,s instant relief. DR.
viii / M Indian Pie Ointment is
pre- ar Il nn,v Tor .il.s aud itching of
the pIiv te pa ts a"d "othing else.
Ever bx is guaranteed Sold 10y
druggists, cent by mail. for soc, q
81 90 psr bnx w Ii INMS t'G
co. Props, Cleveland Ohio.
Sold by Fundeiburk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02
Biltmore Stable Burned.

Charlotte, N. G, March 90
A fire this morning destroyed the
mule stable on the Vanderbilt
Biltmore estate, near Asbeville,
and also several head of live stock
and the house of Keeper Halybur-
ton. The loss is $500
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02
Ninety Killed.

Hamburg, March 27.-Accord-
ing to o dispatch received here,
there we're ninety killed, including
thirteen white persons, in the cy-
clone which caused ruin through
out the island of Reunion March
21st and 22d.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02

Texas farmers are endeavoring
to beat the boil wsevil. Early
planting was recon nended by the
government experts and it is re-
ported that practically all the cot,
ton to be planted IN that State is
in the ground.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02
Trespass Notice.

All persons are warned not to
trespass by hunting, fishing, or in
any other way on my lands in
Flat Creek township, known as
the "Willis Gregory" place. The
law will be enforced against all
parties disregarding this notice.
7. S. Gregory.
Mar. is, 1901 I'm.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02
State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
pYJ +. STEWMAN, ESQUIRE,
ID Probate Judge
WHEREAS. w. NJ. Morris
msde suit to me, to grant him Letters
of Administration OF the Estate Of and
eitGcts OF J NJ Richardson deed
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to
cite and admonlsh al and singular the
kindred and Creditors Of the said j. Nj
Richardson, deceased that they be
and appear before me, in tn" Court of
Pre- bate. to be held at Lancaster G.. III :,
sc on "Wednesday Mch. rs, after pub.
liratj0n thereof at1lo'clock i'm the fore,
noon, to show cause, ffany they have
why the sid administration should
not be granted
Given under my Hand, this. 3rd day
OF March Ammo DOmini, 1904
f. SrEWM AN.
Probate Judge.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02
MONEY 1G LOAN.

L have made arrangements by which
I can negotiate loans OF $500 .OO and
upwards on first mortgages on i'm.
proved cotton farms at per cent in-
terest on sums Of S. 900 co and over,
and 8 per cent interest on sums of less
than 81 900
NO commission charged, only rea-
ug5onle fea for abstract of title.
II. f.. WYLTE,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02
Notice OF Application for
Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that l will
make my final return to the Pro-
bate Judge of Lancaster County
as Exccutrix of the will of the
late WIN NJ VanMudingham, de-
ceased on April s, 1904, and APP
ply for discharge as Executrix
of the said estateS
Harriet Vanlandinghan.
Mar. s. 1904-1m.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02
Lock wood was for
$ proprietor of the bank


Lufort, private Institution.
&c died jolly 90, 1902, boing tes-
tate and solvent. There were
many claims against his bank n d
among these were the claims of III
o Adams, county treasurer, g.,
1S7. 39), and George Gage, clerk
and treasurer of the city of Beau
fort 81 ,351. -. These two de-
positors claimed preference over
other creditors saying that The
moneys they wished to recover
were public funds. They were
su stained in this contention by the
circuit Judge. Appeal was mado,
the only question raised being
whether or not the Judge was right
IN sustaining this claim. The ap-
pcllants maintained that the sums
deposited were in the names of
Adams and Gage as trcasurers,
and this fact should give them no
preference.
Judge Gary sustuinS the lower
court, giving several authorities
and also citing section 235S of the
code of laws The funds were not
the actual properties of these trea
surers, he says, and they could
not have drawn upon them in their
individual capacity, some recogni-
ton of their official status being
necessary. Public funds have
preference IN cases of this kind. -
The State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02

Pay your Subscription % the
LEDGER and he happy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-02
ruoIlc Funds Hare Preference.
cary Su,taids Lower
Court in Interesting Case

- I"VVTIsTlng Case
Three opinions were G,.au
tiop p.no court yesterday By Jns
ona ,,es Eugene B. Gary. o..t ost.
,, m"Y was va OF public .n;slqss
was The case # Loci
LOCKWOOD
William RI. ~
panX yea """o' v
q, Be-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-28
@runDred,t inn alien Gonptcn.

Nus egDptif9en papprusurfunben
purbe Elm GrlaB bes StuttbaIters
Marcus Mettius &ufus befannt, Der
unter &aifer Oomitian ggppten per=
naltete; Der @rlaB crying auf Grunb
BON 5ablrei6en &lagen tpegen f9le9ter
Giibrung bes 4ataiters uber ben
9runbbeitB unb berDrbnete, bag aqe
@runbeigentbimer innerbalb feds Mo=
ndten tbren 8eftb angeben unb ibre
9Dpptbefengldubiger nit beren pfanbz
re9ten etntrugen lafen foqten unb
5pdr unter Na6peis ibres 8eiiBtitels.
8e1Dnbers aber foqten audi Die 5rauen
beim 9eiiB i6rer MGnner ongeben,
penn irelen bas @ermDgen a1s gfdnb
fir Die Mttgift haftet, ebenfo au9 Die
3inber beim 8efiB ibrer @ltern, tpenn
i6nen nad beren Sobe bas @igent6um
an benz @ermDgen 5ufte6t. @nes fpute
eef9eben, bamit ni9t brittle Perfonen
bur9 1nfenntniB getGuf9t piirben.
Sn Der Shat BADEN bereits 3ablrei6e
urfunben gelebrt, baB in Geppten, befz
fen 8oben f6Dn in dlteften 3eiten se=
nau permefen unb fataitrirt mar, Elm
@runbz unb Observation-Disclosures ee%
fiibr. tpurbe, Der mod eredn5t unb tonz
troGirt purbe bur6 bic 9orfs unb
6lurbii6er Der ein5elnen 9emeinben.
Menn nun AUDI biefes Steuerbu6 in
erfter 2inie auf 9runb Der Selbfteinz
f9Gbung fir Steuerapede eefibrt
nurbe, 70 biente es bod baneben aud
bemfelben 3nede pie unfer beutiees
Grunbbu9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-28

Der &dmpfer fir bic Sretbett. Nn%
fangs Der Seer Sabre ging CT Der fe=
aftion bur9 Nu%spanberung mad
5ranfrei9 aus benz Wege, INN erit Bel
Nusbru9 bes Grteges 187O-7l niez
Der 5uriid5utebren.
Pfor5beim. Der 50iGbrtge
berbeiratbete 8aufpefuIant unb Cobb
f6mteo @6r. 8rauB bergiftete fi9 in
ieiner Wobnung.
9 4peBtngsn. &etrut Sos
bann Miuer nurbe bon benz Mrbetter
Satob Wolf berart in ben 4iden ge=
ftp6en, baB an Elm 9abonfommen
nt9t 5u benten 1T. Die 2unge ion
boaftdnbig bur9ito9en 1ein. Der
Sbdter tit bereits Derbaftet.
WorbItngen. Sas Mnpefen
bes 2anbpirt6s Muer purbe bur9
Seuer aeritDrt. Bier S6petne unb
fe45ebn Stalbaien tamen in ben
sSlammen unt.
2s6etupfdT3.
8if96eim. Mus benz Senfter
eetiirat tit bier Die %8Oidbrige 2ebrers>
nittpe 8ui9. Die alte Srau lit an
@itbma unb legte ii9 bestpegen bitter
in bas 5eniter. Sbre Qngeb0rigen
fanben fte i'm 9ofe liegen; na4 tur5er
3eit ftarb fie.
9Irfbetm. Der Biz Dor &urz
gem bier in @te1ung eepefene MeBger
5rtB @auter erf9oB auf Der &aiiers@
lauterer @trabe bic bier ~bebienfete So
banna S9Dnleber (beibe 2anbsleute
ausWirttemberg) unb bann ii4 felbf,
neil bas Mdb9en fetn 8erbdltniB nit
tbm eingeben nolte.
9roBbodenbeim. Ser unge=
fdbr 72 Sabre alte unb 1eit mebreren
Sabren bernittpete 2anbntrtb Sdfob
<ngel mahte bier fetnem 2eben Elm
gnbe, inbem ct it9 an Der Sbiir feines
@6laf3imrtters erbGngte. &DrperliGes
Qeiben 5on bic nrfa9e Der traurtgsn
Shat fem.
Raifers1autern. @rI9phen
bat fi9 bier Der "a Sabre aIte @ugen
S9pebm, SDbn bes @taotrdthes
S9nebm, in 1einer Wobnung. Der
@runb CUR Shat tit unbetannt.
2ubntgsbafen. Ser lebige
Sagner SDfepb Sang, geboren 1879 gu
Winntpeiler, bra9te fi6 in ielbftniOrz
berif6er Mbii9t einen 56uB in Die
linfe 8ruitfeite bei nnb farS I'M &ranz
fenbaufe. = Sin Wtdo9en, bas fi9 am
2uitpolbbafen in Der NGbe bes StaDtz
parties in ben Gbein ~itir5te, purbe als
bic % Sabre olte Suliane Seibel BON
bier, in Der gartitraBe SEQ. 40 pobnz
BAIT, erfannt. sic 5eigte felt ldngerer
3eit @puren BON @9nermutb.
Hbobt. Der etpu 50iGbrige @in@
ger 69. Seller perf9panb aus feiner
Mobnung. Sn f6perberlebtem GU
ftanbe nurbe er bolb barauf auf benz
5riebbOfe gefunben. &eDolDer nnb
9ortempnnaie lagen neben inn. Ser
@erlebte ion Dfters eeduBert BADEN,
baB er fib auf Dem @rabe feiner Mtnt@
ter mod Elm 2eib antbun tperbe, unb
bds bat er CUR Ma6rbeit gemd9t. @r
purbe na9 9aufe gebra9t, no er fet=
men Munben erlug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-28
.3ufer in Der samsltnasnabruua

Die CUR @rndbrung fleiner &inber
beittmmte &ubmil9 nir6 betanntlt9,
benz Otter Der SGugltnge entfpre9enb,
NIT Waf1er berbunnt unb er6Glt einen
na9 MaB un0 9epi6t be5timmten GU
fab BON 3uder. Na9 Der aQgemein
iibli9en @~uffafung i'm man nur 10
Diel s3nGer ne6men, fpte ettpa Dem Sc
bait Der Muttermtl9 an benz SIB1tDff
entfpri9t. Or. 8e6mener empfieblt
nun, Der Wttl9 re9t ret9li9e Mengen
BON 3uder 5u5ufIgen, neil berfelbe fir
Die @rndbrung Der fleinen @rbenbiir=
ger, 3umal fol9er, beren &0rper5uitanb
0drnieberliegt, bon Experimentation
RuBen lit. &inber pertragen ben
3uder be- onbers gut. Mirb Die Mtl6,
nie btes in ben eriten 2ebensmonaten
reeelmGBig 9sf@tebt unb Bel b~eitebenben
8erbauungsit0rungen aud in fpdteren
Wtonaten NOD fprt5uieben 1T, entipre=
6enb berbiinnt, 70 ion mar 5temli9
piafirli3 Elm 8ieGfa9es Der FONT bor=
gef9riebenen 3udermenge pertpenben.
unb 5tpar um 10 mebr, ie ftdrfer bic
Mil9 berbiinnt tit. 9ier tritt Der
ueberf6uB an 3uder ausglei6enb Elm
fir bic bur9 ben @aRer6ufab in NGbr=
pertb fart berab9efeBten @itpeiB@ unb
5ettf0rper. &rdftige, in Der GrnGb@
rung glei9mdBig fortfdrettenbe 8in<
Der fOnnen beg Mebr5uders ~entbebren;
fir friibreife. f9pG9li9e unb ale 5u
8re6bur9fGaen neieenbe &inber aber
1T bic rei9li9ere gerpenOung BON
s3uder entf9ieben ~portbeilbaft. gu
ratben III, ben 3uder nod tpdbrenb Der
Nuffo6ung Der Mil6 ober porber auz
5ufeBen, i'm alfo mitsufo9en, bomit
bic in feinem porDfen Snnern feffgebalz
tenen Seine unb S~paltpil3e Derni9tet
perben. Mrbernfaas f6nnte fem Sc
nnB lei9t 3erfeBungsporgdnge i'm
ti1bli9en 8erbauungsfunul mad fA
aiehen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-28

-3erftreut. Satin: v9ente
Dir nur, lteber Mann, eeitern fanb i9
I'M &i9enf9ranf einen 5plbaten."
profefor (2lltertbumsforf9er): uMus
tDel6em Sabrbunbert2~
u u ein Bettrag. Bpte:
n@tne G%mpfe6lung bonn Oireftorium
uno es lGBt a~nfroeen, Oh @ie fir bic
5u erri6tenoen Wdrmeftuesn aud etz
mas beitrdgen piirben." - 6err (als
@ei3hals befannt): r8ttte, fagen sic
ben 9srren, baB t9 Sbnen gu biefem
eblen u~nternebmen meme pdrmiten
Slid. nnb Sesenstpiinf4e iibermit@
teln lieRe."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-28

~geitorben, = Gin 1Oid6riger @obn
bes Sabrifarbeiters 2o6r, pel9er
1erabi9ptmmenbes 9o15 aus benz
Nedar fii9en noIte, fiel in ben fart
angei9nonenen 6luB unb ertranf.
8ruibin9en. &ur5 Dor Der
8ouenbung bes 95. 2~ebensja6res 1T
S9ultbetb a. .. Merner bier geltpr>
ben. Ser @erepigte mar Don 1843
bis 1888 6ieiiger S9ult6etB; er legte
na9 @oaenbung elmer 5~OiGbrigen
Otenf3eit fem Mmt nieber. @erner
mar Nnbdnger Der 9eutf9en partei
beren WablDerfammlungen er nod Biz
gum leBten Sabre befu9te.
Ndgplb. 2anbtagsabgeprbneter
S9aible, Der felt % Sabren @9riftz
fiibrer bes biefigen MilitGrz unb 9etez
ra~nenbereins tit, nurbe unter reberz
rei9ung zines 9iplpms gum @brenz
mitglieb bieies @ereins %ernannt.
Sibingen. Der 8erpalter bes
itdbtif9en @asz, @aKer= unb Gleftri=
tGtsnerfs, Sbeobor StGble, be9ing
bas Subtldum feiner 2~5idbrigen SbG=
ttgfeit ais 8eamter Der bieiisen @tubt=
gemeinbe.. Nus biefem NnlaB iiber>
bra9te Sberbirgermeifter 9auBer
Hamens bes 9emeinberatbs bic 9lid=
piini9e Der @tabtpertpaltung unter
uebermittelung elmer fiinftlerii9 aus=
oefiibrten 9anf= unb Mnerfennunqs=
abrefe. Die Mttglieber Der ftdbtif9en
8eamtenberetns beeliidtpiinf9tenib ren
@plleeen unter l1eberrei9ung zines
@n~gebinbes.
uIm. @9lofer Safob &rumm,
Der am 25. October b. S. bier ben
Sonnenpirtb 8obn auf offenerStraBe
bur9 einen Hebolperf9uB ms 9era
t6btete unb bespeeer am 18. December
bonn @9purgert9t gum Sobe berur=
tbeilt purbe, 1T ieBt 5u l~ebenslGng=
li9em 3u6tbaus beenabigt porben.
@Drba93im mern. Der 30
iGbrtge Selbf4iiB Su9s erbdngte it9
in feiner @obnung.
d. 9as fe9siGbz
riee SD9ter9en bes S9ubmd6ers
MDbert tpurbe am @ingang zines be-
bedten &dndls BON benz 3iemli9 bod
gebenben MaHer mitgerifen unb
fonnte nj ais 2et9e gebDrgen nerben.
Baoen.
karlsruhe. 8eim Sra9tgutz
babnbof fubr Der 5anoelsmann 8eb@
barbt auf einem nit einem alien &e1z
fel belabenen @aeen auf benz Weg
neben Der 8a6n Der, als Elm s3ug borz
iiberfubr, bur9 beHen @erduf9 bas
Bferb f9eu nurbe. Der &efel fiel
ppm Wagen unb briidte ben 9anbelsz
mann tobt. - Ser bieffge 5ubrmann
&ling gerietb infolee S9euens Der
pferbe unter ben Wagen. @r aog ft9
einen &iidenpirbelbru9 5u. Ser Sob
trat mad furaer 3eit Elm.
5reibmrg. 65 Sabre alt, 1tarb
bier Der langiGbrise OireftOr bes
@pmnafiums, @ebeimer 5ofratb 8en=
Der. @r tpirfte BON 1881-85 als
9ireftor in Sffenbure unb felt
1885 als bieiiger 9ireftpr, po inn
etpa 800 56iiler untertanben.
6eibe1berg. Or. W. Blum
bat benz bieiigen Srauenperein 10000
Merf perma9t.
Ronftana. Grf4Ofen dufsez
funben ipurbe bier i'm Walbe Bel ben
S9ieBfGnben bes 3egiments Der felt
geraumer s3eit DermiBte PoftafTftent
@alfer, pel9er Sulebt in 8onnbprf
anaeifeat mar. 3erriittete 8erm0eensz
berbGltniFe tnaren Der 8runb fir ben
@erapeiflungsf6rttt bes beliebten Be-
dmten.
Mann6eim. Sn noGiter for
perli6er unb geiitiger Giitigfeit bez
gine Der pribatmann MoriB 8ielefelb
feinen 80. @eburtstag. @r lit Nn@
bGneer Der Oemofratte unb ftanh, Elm
5rennb Sriebri9 9efers. in ben Sab
rem $3.50 in Der borberifen Meih6e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-28
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

80. Sabraeit Der 8iise...
Nbfabrt Mntunft
EoIebo, Chicago unb Ri@isau erpres...t 7.16 t1o.SS
IoIebo. SetrDit nnb Chicago 2im ......*12.2o s.s6
Rinigam gitp, wauneie II. Safapettee pI..f 7.2o t1o.aS
. toeIi6 + aussenouimeu Gonntags.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-28

CAPTAIN gsiaiam e. GOwles pom RrieasiaiHe .NfihOuri".
Set Comics bs COMMANDO Der yWiiour" hbernommen bat, .f9eint. bes
les Sbif bon In9thd aGer Nrt perbgt gu meroen. 8or n9t LANCER 3it
murbe bs S9abtfbiR y%SGinos" bon oe1eben angerannt unb Die neuiGe
@rplofon in einem fetner Ban3ertbirme foTee 80 0fnnn bs 9eben. Nber
bant fdmr 8ermanntf6at nit benz prdfOenen &OoRbel, benen @9wager
Comics III, bleb er bon elmer 11nterfuGung Derf6Ont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-21
For Rent-Nieely I fnrnished 4 for gentle

y VI hehl --NAetiy lhiiisheu w SeutlN'
man, Apply at les West Pike street.
april2l.6t,
The hourly sales recently instituted
.at the Watts-IAmberd store are prov
ing more than highly satisfactory to
the shoppers in Clarksburg and are graft
flying to the management Of the store.
This cnterprising firm asks you to read
its advertisement to-day.
+. c. S. Holmboe. of the firm Of Holm,
Doe 4 Lafrorty, architects, leaves To-.
night for Berkeley Springs, w. Va, 70
look after some contracts,
AIaner Jenkins, of Piedmont, is a bnsi-
ness visitor | nthe city.
I. E. Perkins is in the city from Jack,
sonbufg on business trip.
C. H. Wolfes is here from Martins.
burg Hooking after business matters.
$. A. Postern is j nthe city from Nor.
gantown. n g.sea
J. r. Barnes, millionaire coal operator
dAu NoPAthhg7et - ia lit NiAN~ Il guest At
the Waldo hotel, looking after business
matters.
I'D. Springer is,inithe city from Fair
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Maxwell. of Wilson
burg, attended the grand ball given by
the Ladies of the Maccabees in the Trad
ers hotel Wednesday evening.
Thomas CLANCY, OF Wiisonbnrg, attend
ed the Ladies Of the Maccabees ball here
Wednesday evening,
WIN =. Morris, candidate for prose
cutting attorney, was at Wallace bed
uesday.
Harvey W. Harmer attended tae lot
sale at Wallare Wednesday. rsa soTE
Bays get nexta and smoke "Levy's
1872" five cent cigar. at Ben Leyy's, 1872
Pike street. If.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-21

is WARM
Under the Collar Here over the News
From the State Delegate Convention
at Charleston.

There were many Democrats warm nm
der the collar here Thursday morning
when they read dispatches from Charles
ton about The Democratic State delegate
convention. There WAS goo6sized
Hearst boom up their sleeves here and
the news that the Parker element had
won at Charleston went very much
against theis grain. Some of them, 81
pecially The leaders of the Democratic
clique here, belehed forth much bitter
ness and sn0rted out vengeance, inyes-
tive and everything else at taeir COM
mand SCI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-21
QUIET HOME WEDDING.

The marriage OF Mr.. Thomas ], Ken
.ney and Miss Marin NJ Rutherford took
place at 2l2 Monticello avenue, the
backgrounds home, at nine o'clock Wed,
'nesday night. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. S. X. Arbuthnot in the
presence of few close friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-21
Col. john W. Carpenter, Of Salem,
spent Thursday in the city.

Dancing every Friday and Tuesday
evening from $ TO ia at the Elk Bridge
hall. Come and enjoy the new music
Just received, since the last dance. Most
pleasant dance hall in town. Floor un-
excslled, Violin and electric player mu-
sic. jan7tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-21
CHIEF SURVEYOR
DIES IN PARKERSBURG
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press. 4 s3.t
Parkersburg, w. ya.rApril 2l-Henry
S. vanWmkle. chief surveyor of the
Wabash RAILROAD in West Virginia and
a prominent politician, died here tbs
morning from pneumonia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-04-21
RUSSIANS ADMIT.
ADMIRAL TIGo's CLAIM
By Associated Press.

st. Petersburg, April 2l-There is a
growing disposition at the admiralty
here to admit that Admiral Tigo's CLAIM
that Japanese mines sank the Petro-
Ipavlovsk and damaged the Pobia,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1904-01-02
WOMAN NARROWLY
ESCAPED FREEZING
Mas Out on Prairie Trying to
Catch a Horse and Be-
came Paralyzed.
LAY IN SNOW FOR HOURS
Nearly Dark Before Searchers Came
Upon Her PROSTATE Form Appar-
emily in Clutches Of Death
Other News.

Miller, s. D., Dec. 22.-Mrs. Hersh.
man, a widow. miraculously escaped
freezing TO death on the prairie. n
went twelve miles TO visit with her son
Dan. Just after dinner she started
alone to walk to her old homestead, q
mile away. on the way she found n
OF the horses In the pasture, down. She
worked neroically for some time trying
to get the cast animal up, but failed,
her strength giving a she, too. fall
ing to the ground. her whole left side
completely paralyZed. Failing to re-
turn, Dams wife and n little son OF the
stricken (the only ones at
home), started to hunt for the absent
mother. Towards nightfall they came
upon her lying speechless in the snow.
Believing her to be dead, and Unable
tant, the little son and dog were left to
watcn the PROSTATE mother. the daugh-
ter-in-law Fastening for help to neigh
bors living far distant. Darkness anu
increasing cold now crept upon the des-
perate scene, which caused n boy 10
cry p%iteously, while the dog barked
and whined. The boy, about to give UP
hope IN the long hours OF watching. at
last heard the APPROACH of a wagon on
the road near, coming from town. Halt
ing, the occupants investigated the
cause of the noise. 1t vas DICK and
Charley Hershman, sons of the woman
lying apparently dead before them
who had just happened to drive tina
way. They quickly took their mother
and little brother to Dams house. meet
ing organized 5earcl ers On the way.
Tie lady has been nursed back to COM
parative health. She says hat she
knew everything that t~ranspired during
these perilous hours, but could not ut
,er q sound nor move q muscle.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1904-01-02
INSURANCE FIGHT.
Battle Between the Old Line Companies
and the State Nears End.

and the State Nears End.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Dec. 26.-Residents OF
the state with scarcely an exception will
look forward with interest to the termina-
tIon of the legal battle between q num-
Der OF Old line fire Insurance companies
and the state Of South Dakota, involving
what Is known as the anti-compact law,
enacted by the last legislature. The APP
peal which was taken TO the United
States supreme court yesterday by the
insurance companies is based upon the
following grounds:
state of South Dakota, passed and APP
proved March 9, 1893, known as house bill
No. 11G, Is In ~contravention OF the consti-
futon of the United States, being article
XIV, of the amendments thereof, IN that
il deprives complainants Of their liberty
and property without due process or law,
and denies to them the equal protectlon
contrayention of section 40 OF article L or
said constitution, in that 1t impairs the
obligation OF contracts or the liberty 10
make contracts.
2. That said act Is in contravention of
the constitution of the state of south pa
kota, especially OF section "a, OF article
", and also article III, in this, that &c con-
fers judicial powers upon other depart
ments than tn judicial department OF
said state.
3. That the court erred In holding that
the compliments have no constitutional
rights that are ~infringed by said leglsla-
tive act. and that they cannot be heard
to question the same because they are
foreign CORPORATIONS.
4. The court erred In holding that COM
claimants as such foreign corporations are
not citizens entitled 70 all privileges and
immunitics of citizens of the several
states, so as to entitle them to nave the
said legislative act declared unconstitu-
tional and void. as being IN conflict with
both state and federal constitutions.
5. That the court erred in sustaining the
demurrer to the bill and in dismissing the
bill.
The. insurance companies ask hat the
decree OF the circuit court be reversed by
the federal supreme court.