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OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Sept. 20
The president received the Duchess
of Marlborough, formerly Consuelo
Vanderbilt, today. She came in an
automobile with Clarence Mackav
and wife
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I will not be responsible for any ac-
counts contracted by Mrs Bessie Dye.
GEORGE DYE.
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chicago is not measured by time.
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ORGANIZE State Council.

Sioux Falls, May IA business
session was held by the South Dako-
tans who attended the big knights of
Columbus meeting in this city prior to
their departure for their homes, at
which it was decided to organize a
state council of knights of Columbus.
The organization vas perfected and the
following officers elected for the en-
suing year: State deputy, John A.
Bowler. Sioux Falls; alternate state
deputy, NJ. l.. Tooin. Huron; state sec
rotary. Alec George, Aberdeen; state
treasurer, r. NJ. Brooder. Deadwood:
state advocate, VIM. Issenhuth. Red
field: state warden, John E. Mcmahon,
Cotton; state chaplain, Father O'Mera.
Watertown. May 26. 1906, was deter
mined upon as the date for the first an
nual gathering of the state council,
Watertown being selected as the place.
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Reports State That on the
Range Much Stock
Was Lost.
LIGHTNING PLAYED HAVOC
III One Instance a Bunci, of 100 Rorsea
Out of 1903 Was Instantly Killed
While Standing Near a
Wire Fence.

Rapid City, S. D., May 12.-Reports
are coming in from the range in his
immediate vicinity which show that
the recent snowstorm has made terri
bic havoc among horses and cattle.
The snow seems to a been the
worst in this vicinity, for reports from
Belle Fourche and north of this dis
trict further indicate that there was
not much of a snow fall, and the loss
of stock will be small. Lightning also
played havoc with the stock. in one
instance ii man losing 100 head of
horses out of 103. They We're close to
Il wire fence and were killed by light
ming. The stock on the open range
We're killed by being covered by snow
which chilled them to death. In this
district it is considered the worst
storm in many years.
A. w. Paine. of Boston, the United
States Chinese inspector. has arrested
three more Chinese residents of Dead
wood. who have been placed in the
Lawrence county Jail. They are Chin
He, Chow Quong and Wong Eek Lee
Jim Yuen is still being held in custody
and will probably be %deported.
The clerks of the different boards of
education OF South Dakota have re-
ceived notice from the state land de-
partment that q penalty has been
fixed for padding the school roll for
the purpose of securing state funds.
1t has been the custom for some years
past for school clerks to pad the roll
as much as possible in order TO Sc
cure a larger state fund. The penalty
t 500.
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Sioux Fails. $. H., May 1.-THE trial
CT the case CT the state against George
A. Ford. a local retail liquor dealer,
now in progress in this city. is being
watched With considerable interest.
,fhe defendant is under indictment ON
the charge of having had stolen prop
eStN in his possession.
The suit against him grew out of
a daylight robbery which WAS com-
Initted IN this city one day last sum-
mer, tie pawnbroking establish
mcnt of John Agrant was robbed of q
considerable quantity of jewelry. in
Guiding watches M chains. in addi-
ton to a sum of money. The bulk of
the stolen property was afterwards re-
turned.
Agrant claims that the stolen prop
erty passed through Ford's hands. The
defendant was indicted by a grand
jury which was In session in this city
last December. and the trial of the
case has been eagerly looked forward
to since that time.
Every point is being stoutly con-
tested. Ford is making every effort to
clear hi'Re elf. while the prosecution
appears equally as determined TO Sc
cure Il conviction, if possible.
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SEVEN MEN KILLED.
Explosion in the Cora Mine at Butte,
Mont, Resulted Fatally to

Butte. Mont. MAJ 15.-Seven men
We're killed n II injured, probably
fatally, in an explosion in the Cora
mine. one of the HeHl2e properties.
The dead:
DANIEL O'BRIEN.
JOHN HOULAHAN.
L. II. Hull.
DAVE GILL.
NELS WAMPA.
JOHN KRAMER.
DANIEL HALEY.
h injured:
Hugh McGillis, conclusion of the
brain; condition serious.
The cause of the explosion is not
known. and car only he surEised. Nels,
Wampa was carrying ar armful OF
forty sticks of dynamite, APP
proXimately twenty-five pounds, TO be
used for blasting purposes. He was
climbing a ladder TO join his compan-
ions on the 1,4o0-foot Level when the
dynamite exploded with terrific force.
1t is believed that Walnpa touched his
candle to the explosive. Wampa was
blown to bits. Fragments OF his body
We're found several hundred feet away.
Two me working nearby were blown
to pieces, the remains We're picked up
and filled seven sacks. -Four Others
about 100 feet distant We're instantly
killed. The drifts in which the unfor-
tunate men We're working We're COM
,letely Uttered With human fragments.
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TOGO DOING QUITE WELL.
He Has Eishty-Five Warships, and j.
Fit for a Fioht,


Hong Kong, May ia japanese mer-
chant captain. arriving here. states that
there are eishty-hve japanese warships be-
tween the Pescadores islands and the For
mosan port Of keelung.
The Pcscadores islands nave been sup
piled with stores. provisions. and ammu-
milton sufficient to last the japanese TWO
years. Heavy guns LAY been mounted at
all strategic positions.
The ports of keelung and Tamsui, on
the island of Formosa, have been mined
and strongly defended. Shipping enter
ing there must have a nava pilot. Troops
have been stationed ten miles up the rail-
way from Tamsui. The men are old, but
there is a sprinkling OF recruits, who APP
pear to be reservists. The total number
OF Japanese troops on the island probably
exceeds 1900. The German and American
consuls recently strolled accidentally into
the fortified zone OF Keeling and were ar
rested. They were released after half a
days detention when they explained how
they came to be within the forbidden
.One.
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A GAS EXPLOSION
Tank OF the U. G. /. in PhiIa.
delphia Blows UP With
Fearful Results.
MANY MORE ARE INJURED
Some of the Dead Were Buried unde,
Debris and Have Net Seen Dis.
covered-Three More Were
Thrown 500 Feet.

Philadelphia, May l5.-Two persons
dead. two missing. two fatally injured
ad nine others seriously hurt, as a re-
suit of the explosion of a gas
tank of the United Gas Improve
ment company in the southern section
of the city today. There We're nearly
fifty persons working close TO where the
explosion occurred.
Of the injured taken to hospitals,
Robert. Fleming and owen Brady are
dying.
All the injured were at work 500 feet
from where :he explosion occurred. Six
painters. at work or the top of the
tank which exploded. are missing. 1t
is believed they were blown to pieces.
Three men We're carried a distance of
500 feet. Their clothing was on fire
when they landed in a field. All are
dangerously injured. Two bodies were
recovered, burned and crushed beyond
identification.
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PACKERS TO EUROPE.
Heads of Big Concerns Sail Away on
Long and Comfortable
On board.

Chicago. May 12.-Three chiefs Of the
packing industry in Chicago sailed from
New York for Europe on the steamer
Ocean today. Those who sailed We're j.
Ogden Armour and Wife, Edward Morris,
his wife and their two daughters, Ruth
Mae y Muriel, md Masters Nelson S.
and Edward Morris, jr., and Edward +.
Swift. News from New York is that Mr..
Swift's name was not on the passenger
list, but 1t was learned that Mr.. Swift left
Chicago a week ago. intending to sail for
the other side. The Armours will be
abroad about six weeks.
"Alr. Armour's plans for this vacation
trip hav been made for SIX weeks" says
Arthur Meeker. "He goes to Europe ev-
>ry season ct this time"
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Cinnamon Is Arrested.

DeaGwood, S. D.. May l0.-The United
States authorities have placed under ar.
res; here Il Chinanlan named Lee jim
for alleged violation of the Chinese
exclusion act.t a. w. Paine, government
Chinese inspector, has been here several
looking over the papers OF the Chi
nese inhabitants of the Hills. The arrest
of Lee Jim Yuen was mad by j. f. Carl
deputy United States marshal. The
Chinaman claims to have been a mer-
chant in New York before coming to the
Hills SIX years ago. There are about 200
Chinese in tho northern hills
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
NEW FEDERAL BUILDING.
Cornerstone at Pierre Is Laid with In,
<prcssive Ceremonies.


Pierre. S. d., May 1.-THE laying of
the corner stone of the government
building at his city was under the
management of the Masons of the state.
Grand Master B%rookman, of his city.
being master of ceremonies, assisted by
Deputy Grand Master Brookman, of
Nermillion.
Addresses We're made by Grand Mas
ter Goodner. Governor Elrod, Senator
r. j. Gamble and Judge Gaffy, who
spoke for Congressman Burke, who
was unavoidably absent.
Despite the gloomy and cloudy wealth
er which prevailed for most of the day
an immense crowd was out and a cheer
Went up as the stone was swung into
place to the tune of The Star Span
gleG Banner" and the clouds rolled
back allowing the sun to shine on The
occasion.
While hundreds of school children
We're climbing over the pillars of stone,
the only accident to mar the occasion
was the serious crushing Of tho foot Of
Dora Logan. a little girl, who was in
jured by Il large stone falling on her.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
Russians Figure 20 Unite Fleets.

st. P%etersburg, May l5.-The at
miralty declines to divulge any infor-
nation about the ships Of the Vladi-
vostok division, which are reported TO
be off the coast of Japan, but the i'm
preston prevails in naval circles that,
acting under instructions of Rojestven-
sky, they have passed through the
Tsugaru straits into the Pacific on a
reconnaissance, to ascertain if the pas
sage is free of mines and feasible for
R~ojestvensky's squadron, and also to
threaten japanese
All the Russian naval divisions now
in the far east are acting under Ro-
jestvensky's orders.
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RUSSIANS SUSTAIN REVERSE.
Attack japanese in Considerable Force
and Are Renulsed.


Toxic, May 13.-The following telegram
from army headquarters in M~anchuria
was officially given out today:
''On the morning of May 8 the neIny
consisting of two regiments of infantry.
five sotnias of cavalry and one battery OF
artillery, made an attack in the vicinity
of Yingecheng from the direction of Nam
shanchcngtsu, which is fifteen miles east
of Yingecheng.
2 o'clock in the afternoon the enemy
made a resolute attack. Under the cover
of the artillery the infantry advanced to
within 100 meters of our Inc, whereupon
our garrison assumed the offensive, at
tackled and dispersed the enemy.
The enemy left sixty killed and 1C0
woundc on the field. Besides these, SOL
diers dressed in Chinese clothing carried
away many killed ana wounded.
THE enemy's losses are estimated at
900.
our casualties were one killed and fifty
Wounded"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19

At the request OF the secretary OF
commerce and labor h department. ot
c.ate at Washington has been collect,
ing Information concerning the use OF
paving blocks and building brick mHde.
of glass. Paving blocks of this char
acter are used IN France. Old glass
obtained from broken hotties, window
panes and the like is used in the man.
ufacture of these bricks and tiles.
Tests carried Out III Paris showed that
a certain make of this artificial stone
resisted a pressure of 2S,7I4 pounds to
h square inch, while granite stood
n pressure of orly SPAS pounds. The
glass block stood extremely low tenn
pera1ures without cracking, endured
friction well and proved to have great
power to resist blows.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
COAL MEN ORGANIZE.
Dakota Dealers Would Put an End to

Dakota Dealers Would Put an End to
the BOX Car Trade"
Aberdeen. S. D.. May 10.-'rhe coal men
of northern South Dakota and southern
North Dakota me. in Aberdeen and formed
an organization to be called the Central
South Dakota Coal Dealers association.
The membership extends south as far
as Mitchell, north as far as Glendale, n.
D.. east as far as Webster, and west to
the Missouri river. The officers elected
are: j. S. Hart, Aberdeen, president; n.
Blain, Ashton, vice president; Louis Lager.
Aberdeen. secretary-treasurer. The board
of directors is George Meadows, Ipswich:
c. w. Runge, Frederick: Wade Ollie.
Monange. N. D.: ]. ii. Steh!e, Hecla: D..
r. Crompton. Webster; Charles Hamilton,
Rritton. A local coal dealer states that
the principal object of the association is
to stop the so-called box car trade and
compel customers buying coal in carload
lots TO maket their purchases through their
local coal dealer instead of directly from
the wholesaler.
The contract for the five-story business
block to be built by Casper HAITI has been
let to C. Lepper of Blue Earth. Mimi.
for So, soc, and work will be commenced
as soon as the contractor can get his men
on the ground. The building, Mr.. Lepper
thinks, will be completed late next spring.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
Dutch Against Norweqians.

Wentworth. S. d.. May 1.-THE pro-
gram has been completed for the an
nual picnic and celebration of the Log
Rollers association of McCook county,
which is to be held at this place on
June I. Among the features will be a
tug of a which will be the Dutch
against the Norwegians: an automobile
race. Il silt race, w~heelbarrow race and
other sports. One of the features of
the forenoon will be a baseball game
between two good cams for a liberal
purse. A clay pigeon shoot has been
arranged for the sportsmen. Two
dances will be running throughout the
day n evening. Music for the occa-
sion will be furnished by the Vent
worth band. 1t is expected several
thousand persons will be present at the
picnic and celebration, which are the
principal events of the year to the peo-
pie of his locality.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
Son of Famous Tamn,any Leader Ex-
pires on Train from Over
Gose of Cnium.

Kansas city. Mo. May 15.-Charies
Woodson, the negro porter WHO &C
~companiod IIerber Croker to the tram,
was arrested: this morning II held
for Investigation.
Kansas City. No. MAY l5.-lierhers
". Croker, u son OF Richard Croker.
the New York Tammany leader. Was
found dead on a southbound Santa Fe
train near Newton, Kan, and IT is
supposed that he died of opium poison
ing. The body was taken from the
train at Newton, where an inquest Is
being held. and where it is expected
that an autopsy will be performed to
determine the cause of death.
Frn", nape"s found on the dead man
1t appears that he was on the WY
from New York TO spend a vacation
at the lU1 ranch, Bliss, Okla. He
stopped in Kansas City, but did not
register at Il hotel, or, SO far as known,
make his Identity known to anyone.
He visited the Elm Ridge race track.
but his conduct was not unusual.
Mr.. Croker, IN q condition of stupor,
was put on board a chair car on Il
Santa Fe train by a negro, who CAV
him u purse containing Sl9 in money
and IL ticket to Bliss, Okla. Mr.. Croker
er Immediately lapsed into Il heavy
sleep. His fellow passengers noticed
that his sleep became quieter. No at
tention had been paid to his condition
until Newton had been nearly reached,
when the conductor seeking to rouse
him to collect his ticket. found Croker
dead. The coroner at Newton began
an inquest. at which trainmen testified
that Mr.. rok did not smell OF liquor.
The inquest was adjourned and it is
expected that an autopsy will be per-
formed later.
The police of his city oun the negro
who put Croker on the train. He was
a porter at the Coates house named
Woodson. He said that Croker, whom
he met at the hotel, asked to be taken
to an opium joint; that he took Croker
to such n place, kept by a Chinaman;
that Croker stayed there for al hour,
and thai then. at his request, Woodson
toe him to the train and helped him
on board.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
GREAT s7oRM IN OHIO.
Several People Killed. and Great Dam.
ace Done TO PronertY.

Cincinnati, o.. May l5.-The rainfall
3.35 inches in this city. flooding streets
and causing many washouts on he
railroads; delaying trains, blocking
traffic on several street car lines, and
doing a great amount of damage to
houses and vegetation owe a large sec
ton Of the state.
killed by lightning. AT Laneaster Mrs Hrs
Alexander Shaffer was perhaps fatally
injured by a bolt of lightning. Her
young son was also injured.
AT Ashtabula Charles Perala was
killed by lightning. Heavy damage is
reported in the oil fields.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
WRECK IN NEBRASKA.
Seven Men Victims of Accident When
Rock Island Train Ran Into
Omen Switch.

Lincoln, Neb., May ia Chicago, Rock
Island ard Pacific freight train ran into
an open switch at Meadows, near Louis
vile today. The injured:
Engineer Thomas Graville of Fairbury;
serious.
Fireman Ben Stuart of Lincoln.
Fireman L. II. Brown OF F%a:rhury.
Lyman Borhamm.
Leslie Borlamm.
G. w. Curtus.
Guy Davis Of Tekamah
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
DEATH LIST GROWS.
Search of the Country Around snyde.
Results in Finding More Vic.
inns of the Cyclone.

Snyder, Okla, May l5.-Pitiable
scenes of want and suffering were seen
here today on ell sides. Much con-
fusion still existed despite the efforts
of hundreds of outsiders to AID the vic
Tins Of "Wednesday nights tornado.
Last night scores of victims who lost
everything they possessed went hun
cry and practically unprotected from
the cold. Many bodies lying in the
temporary morgues remained unidenti-
fed, while among the injured We're
dozens who suffered from ugly wounds
or broken limbs who had not received
proper medical attention. Others are
still missing, and the 3ac list of
casualties is unot:ainahle.
Help for the Victims.
Early today carloads of provisions.
clothing, tents, bedding and medicines
began to arrive, and With them came
added numbers of persons from all di-
rections to aid in attending to the i'm
mediate wants of the citizens. All
night two dozen men worked in%cessant-
ly preparing the bodies Of the victims
for burial, and today q dozen funerals
were held.
N%inety-fve bodies a been found
up to noon and thirty-fve persons
are still missing. The list of the
seriously injured numbered us: twen-
ty-eight are believed to be fatally hurt.
The financial loss is estimated at $780,
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p~rofessor Hanna Is VinN7sted.

Salem, S. D.. May 10.-Professor r. b.
Hanna has been reelected principal of the
Salem schools. 1t was Professor Hanna
who's methods of punishment were car
TONED and widely commented upon by the
state press last winter. AT that time he
was dismissed from the principalship, but
the people of the town stood by him and
he finished the term. The matter was
made an issue in the school election this
spring.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
Bank Chance at Gary.

Gary, S. D., May I.-The State bank of
Gary has been purchased by John Sven
son, a we'll known banker whose home is
at Candy. Mimi, and several associates.
who will conduct it in future. 7. NJ. An
tony, for the past five years cashier of
the Swenson-I1ronson bank at Goodwin. S.
D., will be cashier of the Gary bank in
the future. Mr.. Swenson. the new presi-
dent of the bank. is president of fourteen
different banks in the towns near the
Minnesota-South Dakota border.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
BIG STORM Loss IN lcwA.
Fully 100000 Damage Caused by Wind
in Jcbpecp CcnrIy

~ SSI!'NJ'
Iowa City, Ia, May IA cyclone
struck Hills, q village eight Ini!es south
of Iowa City, also Pleasant Valley
township, yesterday afternoon. over a.
tract o mile long and 500 feet wide it
wrecked houses. barns and bridges and
ruined orchards. Nobody was hurt,
refuge in the cellars saving the pee
pie. The loss is placed al 100000. 1t
destroyed the houses of Anthony Tay-
destroyed the houses of Anthony Faber,
John McCollister, ~. Grinser, Chas.
Williams, Knox Klein. Samuel Drake,
and the Hills Creamery eonapany.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
HITS ELEVATOR.
Structure Was Burned to Ground
Heavy Rainfall.

Sioux Falls. S. D., May 12.-Light-
ing last night set fire to and totally de-
stroyed the elevator OF the Truax &
Belts Elevator company at Harvard.
near Sioux Falls. Insurance to the
amount of $1,000 was carried by the
company. h will, partially cover the
loss.
Two and nineteen hundredths inches
iof water fell during the heavy rain
throughout this section yesterday and
last night. This makes a rainfall ag-
gregating 4.35 inches SO far his month.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
Creamery a Ria Success.

Clark. S. D., May 10.-The business trans.
acted BY the creamery at this place last
year amounted to s5l.G00. II is believed
thai butter TO the value of about s10,NC
will he made this year, which viii crowd
Clark close to first place in the state sc
far as the creamery industry is concerned.
AT least forty more tons of butter will he
manufactured this year than We're turned
out last year.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19
Cattle Pavilion at Corn Palace.

Mitchell, May 1.-THE committee of
five named by the governor to con-
struct the new cattle pavilion here,
which is to cost $1,000. will meet here
on June l to develop plans for the
commencement of the work. The
committee consists of Prof. j. w. Will
son. C. +. Raymond, p. f. Wickham,
j. P. Larson and Frank Crouk.