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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
SOUTH BoSTO NJ SOCIAL

sou fTIfs'f Ro Is dss El9s.. az
4 Rose 7. Watkins entertained & last Fr,day
evening a large rumble III her frlends
With oppressive flncti. ~ There were five
tables.
4 Misses Mamie Fry an Wi sIsusley tied
Tor the first prize bu q wa Z drawn " Sloy
Miss Eas!ey, lie N rs. Lot Penick a .s
scepted the BOBBY. a. dainty bottle g
nDinky'' cologne Ell et tst
sfsIs fer the test. . refreshnl zen ssS we're
served H Those resent were 81 N isses Pat
Tie Evans, Mamie Try, Bessie She herd,
VIII Easley and Louise IN Il'enick, Leila
and Virginia right: b \ iosdames v 80 J.
Hunt, n. b. Johnson, B T. p. Arms trong 81.
8C@ Green Lou EenIclt, Taylor and r ufln.,
ISIS Lucille rs s,imm or, ds, who has been
visiting Iiss Helen s tockde III IN r
r,ant u ha 81 returned HON (. q sg
tured tile opera hou Sc 40 NJ ond ~ eve -
'Fle IsAah elor Maid !, tWsi ~
ming nj thout "a blow. ey he'd TO
the opera house In d, bod to see Ia Belle
Mario Ma played z san nd amid applause and
loud cheers 4 n,media ely took possession
III. the front sea Is .s they wen In lux his
q fashion, not because they did mot have
4 III va liant escort to Snccon pany them, Il bu {
Hist for tho fun and roman co that was
connected RithSi t. for not q syoullg 8 lady
sin the order claims to DO over sixteen
\ summers, tg After the perform nance they
j ma rched to o home ots N ISIS Ianlie
y Try, where dell ghtfult lunch had been
/: spread 3; and 5nf ter par ll ngf Of refresh
Snients the Jolly mai ds rctprne cd ssto their
Irrespective home u ss 3ss
4 Tho ladies' OF II Tho B Me DIST Church
gave 81 a ;.s!lyer Offering social y Tuesday
evening at tho hong OF and Mrs vs.,
w d. r eeyesg fort bane tgof he ell,r v
Alarge Gro Nd tend Cd 81 The frultsplinc
bowl was presided yer by Miss Bessie IS
Shepherd. Quite Ia lla ndson1e was was
realized NJ Sss
Cards are ont FOR he marriage of Miss
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;ROCKEFELLER'S III BEAGLES.;
High Bred " ounds 81 h Pra ctices on
Rabbits III ALTERNATE. 3sS ss55' 81


(speciulg to z he Tirnes-D ispatcll,) Nh
ssi8$IIOWARDsVILLE,N ~ Az q an. he
meeting Of q" Z he American 3 eag gle Hunt
Club. at Algoma $ me n onth ago ,sS.re,.'
suited III making m ore ful W. KIN wn5 the
unusual I. facli ties to q be had ION 81 tl1ese;
hills for studying the ha bi Of Brcrs
bbit,s' who have ysaxed fat and plen-Ss
ttiftll.
JGI some very Il f1ne lii go gles, IL bel ongtng to
John DE- ockef teller; are GARD Ing In the
sneighborhool to en- 10y IVY ter hunt ng::5s
ffs DR.. Lacy, for several years rector of
Emmanuel $ Churc {. Buck ne ham. II will
preach his fare sc rnno there sun
day He has accep ~ call W. BACK
stone &
Az Mrs.. 4. shanklin.S of Gary West
Virginia, S Is visiting her5 pa rents .,g MT.
and Mrs. Charles Scott, g q heirs home me
III Bucking CHAM coun ty. w
SS and Mrs. us y Inns, 81 sPortsss
mouth, visiting Mrs. e D 3 ~:
Mr. and p: T'at teson have !. {.
recent moved 81 rom Fl oyyardsy lie $Sto
Mr.. Pa tteson is Sll son
3ofS our state soma tor, Ca plain 81 Can1m
iPatteson. and sa popl.l liar yo,rg lawyer 7'r
s$sI III r Il. organ "a i'd anil 81; who are
visiting Mrs. iorgan' d ia ther;; I'd.
sail al o l Is
3eieventt Of Is eb rua ry Tor ~ -
Morgan, n has " for som q yea RS, held ssan
important position und er he Rri g ~
5ernnent IN South AZ RIGA ss 5Ss
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The Question Of bor:Fi

Especial to ~ he ~ ines Dlspateh: 3s, 4!
g REiGN p % Is Since ne = olis
days.s M essrs: 1Sauf fma,l and: II enscl, at
their stove T,lan near ere,;s are Shipping
ii large aunnt ity OF stoves 8 work ne full
force Of ha nds finding la Dor plentiful,
having to turn nyyay "A seyeral hand 81 Wh
applied for posi- Ions q ftcrG b wing their
full number. ri 81
The Southern r II way CO f1lpa ny, at this
point have be On y hal Wing e great deal of
trouble within t he las Il thirty dayes here
in securing 4 81 st lon llan ds to handle the
malls and light. ~ ages Il II this sec
ton have dYanced and no one * ould be
secured TO ACCEPT the position at the sal
aryfpaid The railroad comp ANY in order
to Sremcd y this, has decided 4 to- place g
switch lock 5ons,S the depot 8li ere and have
porters on night trains stop hero and
mako exchange Of mails. Sf!55
III trains Without q night stat lon-
hand a. man will be enplo Dyed lin The day,
rs usual, It Is und erstood. IA.
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PETERSBURG SOCIETY

days. Miss Hampto and Miss Hernaon
will II soon sail for Euro to spend sew va
ernl months. ~ 3i5f VI NH 9, Il.
and Mrs. d. M. Lee, Of s afford county,
near this cl ty, be one 6, prlaes-i
NAL dis at the lnprrlage = MISC
Anne Fitzhugh zee, IA ug hteT Of General
and Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, to utennnt}
Lewis Drown, iJr,,S a TIL ST. Paul rs 81
Norfolk, February 15t !i
s5 MI. Nv. Il. bradbury Sri. who spent q
week here visiting Captain M. p, Y ROW
and family has returned q his home
near Nasons In Orange co urt ssss
p Miss 5IM lse Il M lis has re- turned from Q
visit OF several weeks to friends n VIM
@s Mrs. Empsle Martin has gone to-
Augusta. Ga, IA to attend the marriage
OF her slster-tn-l law. "
II, Mr.. and Mrs, Nv. Key Toward ( Of lJt'-
hanna. have been visiting relat Ives here.
this Wees. i4si ;3f5 y
Mrs q. n, Darlington md son have res
turned from q visit to II chmo nd.
4 Commemorative Attorney, q BIZ Wal
lace Of Stafford, has returned from q
visit to Richmond, Il IF IA :
~ III. r.. Garnett King and son have re-
turned from n Visit TO relatives ~ "a
/ Mrs. s., II. Warren, Of Newport News
Miss Mamie G.8 lls. ,sa3&
AZ MI. ana Mrs. Isaac IIrsh have gone
to Springfield Mo-, to attend the marriage
or their son, Mr.. Maurice tIlLstl 70 MISS
Minnie yVolf, on yyednesday y, flTe bruary list.
Miss Amelia sonerville. OF Culpeper
county who has been visiting Prof 81, W.
so,nervlle and family here has returneNdi{
home, ~ 5 s5i,s ii 81 ID ,3s I.
Rev. George J,N Holiday, spperln tendent
of the Baptist Orphanage, at sa lem. WIS.,
tied tho family Of REV, b. A. iYilllams
here this week. 55i s
Mrs. M, u, Poole, sof spotsylYanl
county, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. III IA.
lG'rayatt.. Ag3 II. s..
y Mr., w. w. Brown, deputy clerk Of KING
George county, and sdaugh liter. We're guests
5of their relatives, Mr.. j, +. brown ana
family. hero this week. 9E5ssS5
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!, + 4 II

I contracts Catarrh and suffered ter.i
gribly Swithsit for as years. Itswas 90 bad
that \ had lost my hearing sense Of taste,
ias well as being nearly blind 1trie ei yari-s
Gus, Inc icines and specialists spending az
large sun, Of money with them, but With
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King 4 William N ties
ISneciaIS o{Tlle TifnGs-DispIt,

0 (snecinI to 4 he ispltcl 1900
HrNAEAIlLLST " Az. y Il. 3 Az
Mitchell, VINO wa s houI hit ilIpro'y'lng, y
much worst Il o7da * ..sis y.
ss MISS sall,e Grayatt ho e very sick
ri spr,gn,an,S Fa rfax count IS s1;o Letter
Her mother, Mrs. A, Grayat t,Sli s With:
her, and soon eSralya tL !: 4. caI
stand the II beE, pTouSh to
her home. I,
Charle 3 &, Davis lla y rente and moved
III tic E,ubank propcrtyy u tina lis.
iss Mary Burl eva thine Y Sin 5t
Richmond Visiting rela tiFes and friends 8,
n Il ana AIRS. w. 81 Yormle emf e.
.talncd lat their hospltable home. 'aB rock,
lnsld,.4nt q: house PAL ana -
dancing were it,dul getls I'M and u O. most
Sbountiful supper Sc rived
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Ka "a Carlisle Goa ts q 4 ana 8 Mi, Thomas
Hsrrbert j ones, Feb. d 81, II 81 Mol endrsef
Methodist Episcopal VI Church FRos ~.
Coates Il here
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Caroline News 4

(Speclal to The Time -Di spat CHI
"A BOWLING GREEN, " Y A. M 22S-7T rs. he
candidate for Govern or are egtnning to
NUT In some work In Care llne, Il The CHOICE
sinathls county seem ~ be be WILL
lard A and Swanson, thou 81 l Hal
candidate his wi fe y being q ma I've Of
this county s8 .Ssss
DR.. b. II. Kid d, OF r,lear Rapp lannock
Academy, has been ia ken 10 q SAM tarlurn
In Baltimore, n on account Of his a!ling
ghealt MI
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3l 3
SO JET
OK GU ESTER.

~. (spsciai stos rlie rimes. Dispatchl
arotJ CEsTE Err a &. a HI Jan. Il b. b.
Miss W. nj 81 rabbi hos returnsd Il from q
WIFI ito Xxi. ana Mr.. todd 3abney, gof
Richmond 6f. H. IA .Ss
u MISS Margaret rnbb Bis IN Richmond TO-
|sbes$ Bridesmaid 9at tho Anderson Miller
9inarfiag "a "A ftct wing d short visit to
hilsssi5se Anderso sfo viii go TO E'e-
Mrs. c, u. Gary, 81 avlng3 spent sorte
time with her niece, Mrs WIS Mar
ghall Byrd white Hall has re turnedS
Mr.. d IA ri Fl. 1A. u. Ythers spent part
\ pfT Tho Week *itli their friends, and
4 Mrs. Sanders, of 81 Oak Point, and Il the
Nfisscs 8Dabney, 81 the FIX change. Ia ..s
a Mrs. alter Perrin n Is MA K q vlsit
Ifto her father, Mr.. j a airs ton$ SeaWells
iatS her Did home, The Shol ter. Y
Nfrs.s snoWden& III kins;it q va'yerly.
spent a. part ID week with N Is. and and
alrs. Sam afite q t " !. g 9, n 4
u. Halrston, seaWell who has been
|Sconfined StoS the house ~ Va some weeks
lii nov able ID We out 3 pleasure IRE
az iiig man riends. 81 4
MI ~ ga Tayloc Peril, q OF Goshen5S
sinG Portsnib uth islting her il aunt, MIS-
Horace Wexford Jones' " US
Rev.S yler has re turned 5s from
mere ne klLtcIiueuB wv
ling Of the Anti saloon Ieng 70 as o. Sde le:,s8
gate from Glonceste 20 unty. III
s. Hon. JohnS NeHst cad ia BIB has returned
from II meeting Of The Board OF vi sitors
$of the Virginia M litary Institu tel NJ
and Mrs. ts who were called
to Scottsvll IN conse ucnc the sue
den deat grea aliil Will return
It's Gloucester sto-d Nv y.
s3,s MI. ana Mrs q honlas ID xon ave paid
d ( II lying visit to Elmingt ton, heir Glou.
5cester home. s Il NJ I. ixon' g h ne boob. "a
'sarhe Clansnla /, ~ been most 3favornb
received, ana is promo unced the best Of
his triology. rs "a sgs
| Rev. and Mrs. r. "a. 1 F olks enter tained
d circle u clerical N rlends on Tuesday
evening Among Il lose present were Rev.,
and Mrs. w illiam %. w lat VI ReV.f and Mrs
SSyYtn. Lee. N ~, h g raves and Rev. and
Mrs. Harry Carr. ss
M rs. 4 o KS vas assist ed In receiving by
her ster,, ss4 NJ onta 81 n orfol
lss!$ Mr.. and NJ rs r and Clark 81 gny es q tea
I on Tuesday evening ,B the u guests being
Miss Cora and Susie Dimmo ck. r v,l Roger
Tyler and Mr. Georg Cary 3$5 3s 9ssas
~
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Madison County. I !

fspecial to8 he Times. Di spat ch .
$TWYALAN's s. M ~: an,s little
cole.l an son OF Carter
81 " God bury II orest, 81 IS ecoYerlng from
an tack OF PM llrn on go amy
Marsh, 81 this place q. " no \ been very
SAf rs lowry. 3 LAM ken ba keraret from
the ii ospital In RI edmond la st Weels. She
IS cpnfincd8t her bed 8a nd h her condition
not rat all sfimproY " 81
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ESC let ! I.N'
CEi Ri @ lite


gpfflel "A 9H s !. Iisss
sttcenb)e itterttl liil soclul citclts 4, 50 cloty
adtv0tecs resting from, tlis Rather stren-S
,io,ia holiday seas tret,arnt 70 the
,nultinlicity f,lilctiotlg Incident to TIC
@ Ehotta the most III ter Ing social al, ~
& fiUunreincnt " tlls wee cones rom
leigh IN tho shape 8 ole ions TO-
the coming wtd ling w liz
auer j tylf and A he III lcls NJ core OBJ
gborue, rector OF tho triscopal missions o
in Osborne s sag alei,tfd
u future ricli8 III prom ise. lIo ID d SON Of
sitho35Ver REV. il. Al Osh born q, y dea-
Con 81 thc diocese .3is M iys 3ryail Ia one
s@bf aleigh q & mos q 4 chartnlng lntl h'ters
ssand comes from 81, . sof tho deyt and
4 II ost HONORABLE families sof The s3ta te.
rc wcddl S ta ke place /. slhrlat
lsh Vedliesdny Il was Fl d. II 1a u " wet "a q,
three Slo,ne5affairs occupy Ing the center
of Tho aocai stu gc. sf tile home Eof the
bride, b & cousin II Ntrs. Charlie Strolpe. u
II tias Cora resl iva Ell wa rried |. . at
1880 o'clock Wediesdny evening 70 u ~ ~
Robert III lionson, 81 this y,
erformlng the ceremony y, ~ MISS
a Anna Eliizabcti, M Roedig er5t became The
Il BRIDE OF ntr.4 ullus N q slerrlll & the
q aafnna fourfa I the homo OF her pm
rev 5r. Holland, Of the Lut lleran$ Church
sefficla tii,g. The happy VI \ couple lief for
y 4 bridal trip TO Cuba s5 Az the home df
Mrs Ottorbo ORG, on; y orth IS pllars
VA i1lprrid 4 u Ut MI. II Herman r. Modlin&
u az Greet sbpro. Ii Harris NAL ckr
81 rnct 81, ~ al Pet g Episcopal Church,
II yvas IN hccle bra Il L
rio \, tuesday ftarnoon ri eagure Club
N HI Witt, Mira j. NJ. larry ucsday q
!gf1 tlie lone hand sprize weI. to-
4 M, b. satnpso and 1id ward y 81
IL C. s1la won the isl OTIS pr ze
one III Tic coming cycntsb I'd hich so-s
3cietyS looks forward wlti, much II tore e
nm ti,e concert to be given I'LL the s
toriat, College auditorium, Febrnar t ath.S
~ tho ST Ceci Choral e.
concerts under the auspi ccs OF "a s Or
VI q r,ization fnTo ii n slceessfil from
"a every AZ r1dpolr,t. p ii3 VIM
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Cape Charles Points,

NJ (SnecInl to 1The TInlesrIJ IspatCh.1 1-lI7
A CAPil CHARLES, VA. ] q n rs ~ The N1
n. and II, steamer, Rennsy Ivan IN, is
In dry dock ut NeWport News for rs--.Ti
pairs and inspectlon,
! Mr. r, a Parsons has bought The prop
serty ut the corner qf Rand olph Avenue
and Peach Street ana will erect ~ hands,
some residence In the near future. ssS !.
lots on ,pazewell IA Avenue on Which he Will
\ build houses for rent!n 8, X n
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M AM AN Shirts soft BOSOM broken sizes, No 8l6
50 and $a grades,
Mans Glass Fancy Dress s IS i
Ses such ~
FlanneletteH full cutd sa rs
and c shed
ZVe nroposs 81 to main tain this extraord inary
.,f v.ortl 81 clland Use doomed $for5c
@fts always.
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adY:.6Mac;c.abee,,s.s

81 Richmond Hive No. 3, III Ind y 4! NJ ceabees.
win hold a special review next esdaY at
IA o. clock RI. M. NJ nrphy' Assembly Hail.,
Tho guards who have consented to participate
in tho drill are request cd to be present.
avery member Is urged to mn 10 special ef-
fort to be present. y III tg%
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
LIQUOR LAW SUSTAINED,
Opinions Handed Down by Justices
Fuller and Aancv.

Pierre. S. d., Aug. 25.-ln the supreme
court yesterday opinions were handed
down i'm the following cases:
by Justice Fuller-C. j. Miller, appel
liant, vs.. Thorston Gudmenson and r.
j. l.Xhus. Minnehaha county; affirmed.
By$'ustice Haney-C. A. Barton VS..
j. Lee ct al, appellants. Brown county
affirmed. State of South Dakota, de-
PENDANT in error. VS.. jay Delamater,
plaintiff in error, Potter county; af-
tirmed.
This was Il test case, brought to test
me constitutionality of the liquor
Incense law .ich proposed to prohibit
tie soliciting of orders for liquors from
private Individuals, not dealers, for
houses doing business outside the state.
was soliciting for a st. Paul
firm and was arrested and convicted
on the charge. The court upholds the
coilstitutionality of the law, and Jus
lice hailey holds that there is no proof
or violation in the specific case, while
Judges cnrson and Fuller dissent, hold
ing there is proof Of guilt.
State of South Dakota, defendant in
error, VS.. Henry STANLEY. plaintiff in
error, SanDorn county: reversed.
Shahlcy was convicted on a charge of
shooting witt. intent to kill and sem
fenced to six years in the peni,entiary.
me ioWel court is reversed and a new
'flal is granted in the case.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
webs ON HIS DEATH BED
Welded Over Fifty Years Age,
Recently Divorced, and New Recon-
ciled Because of Accident.

Grand Forks. n. D., Aug. 24.-Ed-
ward Fallen, lying on "a sick bed at the
oeaconess hospital, from which it is
certain that he will never arise, was
married to the oma to whom he was
wedcod over fifty years ago, when both
were in the prime of life, and from
whom he was divorced a little over a
year ago.
-Four weeks ago yesterday Fallen,
VIII" has been am employe Of the Great
Northern for more than q quarter of
1 century. slipped and fell down "a
:iute at the oal tipple, landing in the
Gender of an engine fifty feet below,
with a load of coal. He was taken to
q hospital and it was found that he
had sustained a broken back, being
paralyZ"d from his hips down.
His terrible injury. and the fact that
he has but Il few days to live, led to a
reconciliation, and in the presence of
thelr two grown children and the hos
lttal attendants they We're married for
the second time.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
TWENTY-F0UR ARE
DEPRIVED OF FATHERS
An Unprecedented Run Of Hare
Luck Accidents is Reported
From Yankton.
FARMER ATTACKS WIFE
Used a Six-S;7ooter, Stove Leo and a
Flat Iron, but in View of Pre-
vious Coco Name He Was
Not Prosecuted.

-,
Us -'' i''se'Soh' d
''''''et res'citS near Alien across the
river, Will" returning home Saturday
from Yankton. WAS in some manner
, thrown from, III. nc ma ,i., eha,,,,
Sea-. ,."' '"'u ''olNs
-, .",i.!S i'"'l" ny MS fanny Inc
',,n" w. N'S.pNtF'd 'aAs's" up IN
a, 80 ~ 't. !i'hl NONE. "A
1870 t:H'''ie'' loffS&FSoil' u'lcoi!-
:" liz " we fo';aS!ae. lhNSl-
i[I' u'''.o't 20 revive nm ana ne
~" M'''''u' rF@ail'ii!S ~"ttsclousLess
= vi, u, eiS"' cn''ifth survive.
. tN''S".!' VINO "3S fiised iast
Morf' "iS" ielt eislt children, while
' "t".'! ''Si'T.i' VINO hileu hlhlSelf
s,,'I '''!''S VIM !HIl'iha a snort l!me
, 49," 40 '''l isn't ch!loreii' mus
.'"NiI . .H'''tA-io0f ch'iotell lett Ia
,,, ,,, , nthin ',,i.S''t m ems com.
H",aa's "'t''" 81 very snort space OF
''''!'.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
RED HAT FOE o,GoRMAN.
interesting Eunor, Built en- Theory,
Comes from Sioux Falls.

Sioux Falls. S. d.. Aug. 24.-iSt. Rev,
Thomas C'Gu:nan, bishop of Sioux Falls,
according IN a rciar, in circulation here,
is talked of as III" successor Of Archbishop
Chap"lle. of New Orleans. who died OF
yellow fove" ;wo weeks ago. Although the
report lacks Official confirmation it has
attracted considerable attention here.
Since the taking over Of Cuba and Porto
Rico by the American government, the
archbishop Of New Orleans has been
ltome's special representative to these
countries. ana GiSlop D'Gornlan. on ac-
cc"n: Of his Identification with the Taft
commissions TO Rome. in regard to the friar
problem in the Philippine islands, is said
tG oe tho best equipped Of the American
hierarchy for the position. 1t is SAID bish-
op Ottoman, on account Of his extensive
acquaintance at Washington and Rome,
would he a valuable man in the settling
of III" intricate questions of church and
SAFE tina; arc bound to arise in these pos
sessions.
In connection with the story thai O'Gor-
man may be made an archbishop rumor is
already busy selecting a successor to
O'Gorman. Among HE names mentioned
is that of Bishop Star!ha. of Lead, S. D.,
who is a very energetic man from the HIS
country: Rt. Rev. Thomas F!ynn, vicar
general. and Rev. w. s. O'NIcara. 1t is
said Father O'Mcara would have = VERY
|rong following among the younger
clergy. of which thr greater part Ct The
..OctSc is made nm
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
RAIN DOES LITTLE HARM.
Crop reports for Past Week Show
Excellent Progress Throughout State.

Hro. ..
r ~ as week onoWs
C*ec'ent Trogrcss throughout State.
Pierre, ). D.. Aug. 4.-rhc weekly crop
puil.lih Tor the week ending Monday, Aug
ust u, follows:
lAll reference to wheat applies to spring
wheat, except where otherwise noted)
The temperature during the week was
laNorahic. Rains somewhat retarded lar-
VestinG, stacking, and thrcshing of small
grams IN the eastern portion OF the state,
but field work was resumed the latter
part Of the week. Thrcshing from shock
Is in progress in the southern counties,
where also stacking of small grains is well
advanced.
In the ncrtheas:ern counties, vino and
ram Aoussu some stahu'hs wheat and late
o'.H' u" .''eit was "iso some iocal dam
age from nan II several counties in that
section OF 'he STATE.
wheat harvest Is practically completed,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
MINING MEN MAKE PROTEST.
Additional Assessment Of Black Hills
Land Is Regarded as Menace,

Deadwood, S. u. Aug. 22-At a meeting
OF the Elack Hills Mining Men associ-
alton The recent action Of the state author
tiles in raising the assessment on mining
property was the chief topic CT interest.
The entire association protested against
the raise. feeling that ii would be a SER
lohS drawback to tn" mining interests in
TINS country. Il committee was ApnGip:Cd
TO Ui"tt resolutions protesting against this
ana another committee consisting of K. $.
HEiniShaW, Chamuers kcllar and one oti :
CT, VIII leave onigh for Pierre 10 attenl
the meeting of the board and to present
the protest from the people Of the Hills
Ii was the general opinion Of mining men
mat the enforcement of this raise would
work great hardship to properties in TIE
course of development. II that many
prulerties now on a paying basis would
aot he able to operate. As the state board
2f equalization is composed entirely of
members from the agricultural districl it
IS not strange that they should not be
:onvcrsant With the needs OF this sec
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FINDS HER HUSBAND
WITH His PARAMOUR
Deserted Wife Visits Canton to
Attempt a Reconciliation,
But in Vain.
TWO SOON DISAPPEARED
1t is Rumored That the Man Who Pur
ported to Be an Ontician Came
from Storm Lake, la, Where
He Left His Wife.
TWO soon DISAPPEARED

Canton. S. ID, Aug. @2-Canton is in
the thrces OF a real sensation, although
the parties creating the ilurly have
faded away and gone no n knows
WHITTIER. some three or four weeks
ago a young MAJ of some 80 years
arrived in town and announced him.
relf to be an optician.
He was accompanied by a very at
iractive young lady who was supposed
to be his Wife, and as such he intro
duced her to the family where he took
rooms. The couple boarded at the res
%;aurauts about town, and the DE-"
paid his bills each meal.
Tho ~ncighbors remarked upon the
fact that the doctor and wife must be
"A newly married couple as they We're
very attentive to one mother and the
billing ana cooling under the trees and
in the moonlight was very noticeable
lance.
The doctor had no office but made
his way about town and treated those
who We're afflicted with poor eyssight,
and took in the cash whenever possible.
Thursday night of this week came" Il
sudden ending 10 the paradise. 4 lady
and a handsome one. too, arrived and
asked for a certain doctor supposed to
be in the city. The lady learned that
a gentleman Of his description, accom-
panied by a lady, was i'll the habit OF
dining there. n Night Police Wal
rath was appealed to to show The lady
to the home where the doctor and his
wife We're roonling.
Then there was Il scene to Which
Charley was m unwilling witness. The
lady upbraided the doctor. While he
underworld to prevent her from dis