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CHILD DROWNED AT ANNAPOLIS
Nine Year-old Daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheeler.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
ANNAPOLIS Md, August - -Hazal
Wheeler. aged nine years. daughter OF III.
and Mrs. John Wheeler, was drowned III
Annapolis harbor at noon today. Tie
mother and two children were IN a ROW
boat taking the fathers dinner to him on
the Annapolis side Of the river. where he Is
employed at Parlctt & Parlctts lumber
yard.
The little girl held her baby brother on
her lap and an umbrella was raised over
them a strong wind blew the umbrella
and children overheard. The little git
never rose to the surface and was drowned
before her mothers eyes. The baby WIS
rescued by men aboard yacht
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''As the moon moves in her orbit and the
earth rotates on Its axis, the shadow of
the moon travels eastward over the surface
of the earth at the rate per hour of
thousand miles or more But the distance
of the moon from the earth and of the
earth from the sun are not always the
same, and result the diameter of the
shadow intercepted by the earth will vary.
Its maximum is 167 miles, and a total
eclipse of the sun can never under any cir
cumstances last longer than seven minutes
and fiftyeight seconds. The length of
time that the sun is entirely covered up is
generally much shorter than that, and this
year will be only three minutes and forty
five seconds. But how busy those precious
minutes and seconds will be for the astron-
omers!
An eclipse is not the rare occurrence 1t
IS generally believed to be, for from the
nature of the case there must be two
eclipses of the sun every year, and there
may be as many as five. but the majority
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Violated Smoke Law.

George E. ~Lorenz. chief engineer of the
American Ice. Company's plant at 18th and
E streets northeast. was before Judge
O'Neal in the Police Court this morning 10
answer to a charge of violating the smoke
law of the District Inspector Wollard tes-
tilted that he had the chimney of the plant
under observation for an hour and that
smoke issued for fourteen minutes in that
time The defendant had nothing to say
and the usual fine of $40 was imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-29
National Laundrymen's Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, August eat today's
session OF the National Laundrymen's AS
ISOLATION, which is in convention in this
city, papers Were read by II. s. Horter of
Boston and A. f. Hagan of Rochester, n. Y.
The convention will end tomorrow with a
general resume of the laundry business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-29
Body of Missing Man Found.

PHILIPSBURG, Mont. August 29.-The
decomposed body of George A. Reed. who
had been missing since last June, has been
found In a shallow grave near Boulder
creek. The body indicates that Reed had
been shot in the back and dragged some dis
lance to the place where he was buried. 1t
is supposed he was murdered for the money
he is known to have boarded ia his hermit
cabin i'll the mountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-29
Blind Horse Walked Overheard.

A blind horse attached to a wagon. the
property of William Newton of 2347 Sth
street northwest. walked overheard from
the wharf at the foot of 18th street south
west this morning about 1870 O'clock. The
water was not very deep, and men who
were on the wharf at the time managed 10
rescue the animal
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TRIAL OF PHIPPs BOYS.
Begun at Edinbr gh Today-Victims
Made q Mistake

EDINBURGH, August 29.-The trial of J.
S. and c. H. Phipps, sons of Henry Phipps
of Pittsburg, began here today before the
high court. The defendants are charged
with shooting at and wounding three sal
mon fishers July >, on the Beaufort castle
estate, Inverness-shire. which is leased by
Mr.. Phipps, ST., from Lord Lovat.
Alexander McRae, head salmon fisher for
Lord Lovat, who accompanied the injured
men the night of the shooting. said they
made the mistake of fishing al midnight
without notifying Mr.. Phlpps.
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Netherlands Commission Arrived.

NEW YORK, August &C. w. Wicker,
representative of the Netherlands on the
commission which will meet in Washington
during September. to discuss methods for
constructing the Panama canal, arrived
here today on the steamer Rotterdam.
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NATIONAL FIREMEN.
Annual Convention Opened at Kansas
City Today.

KANSAS CITY, August 29.-The Ma
tional Firemen's Association opened its an
nual convention here today with delegates
and visiting firemen present from all parts
of the country.
United States Senator-elcct William War
ner of Kansas City delivered one of the
welcoming addresses. to which responses
were made by James ID. Mcneil of Fay
cite, N c., the national president, and
other officers of the aSSOCia ton.
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millionaire Lumberman Dead.

BERKELEY. Cal, August 29.-Samuel s.
Johnson. millionaire Iumberman of Min
neapols, is dead here from Bright's disease,
despite the efforts of specialists brought
from New York, Chicago and his home city.
The deceased was born in Canada in 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-29
CITY COUNCIL HELD
Responsible for Fatal Crossing Acct
dent in Butte, Mont.

BUTTE, Mont, August GA coroner's
jury has returned verdict in connection
with the collision between a street car and
a Butte. Anaconda and Pacific freight car
on the night of August 90 in which ten per-
sons lost their lives and a score of others
injured.
According to the verdict. the railroad
company had failed to install gates at the
street crossing and the city council was
held negligent for failure to compel the rail-
way to put in the gates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-29
Cruiser Bayan Renamed,

TOKYO, August 29.-The former Russian
cruiser Bayan arrived at the Maidzuru
naval station yesterday. August %.
The Bayan is now known as the ASo in
the Japanese navy.
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Cause Of an Eclipse.

Prof. S. A. Mitchell, Ph.D.. one of the as
tronomers on the United States eclipse ex-
petition, says:
The cause of an eclipse Is not hard 70
grasp. The earth makes a circuit about
the sun once in a year, in a plane we call
the ecliptic-for 1t is only when the moon
Is near this plane that ecllpses can occur
The moon makes u revolution about the
earth once month If this motion about
the earth was in the plane of the ecliptlc
there would be two ecl'pses every month
once at new moon when the moon would
come between the sun and the observer
and the sun would be eclipsed, and again
at full moon. when the moon would pass
into the shadow of the earth, its lish
would be cut off. and there would be an
eclipse Of the moon.
Our satellite. however. does not move in
the plane of the ecliptic, but in a path
inclined to 1t by small angle of five de-
grees and a quarter, so that generally at
the time OF new moon-when the moon and
sun are on the same side of the earth-the
moon will be above or below the plane OF
the ecliptic, and the shadow cast by her
will not reach the earth's surface. 1t is
only at the time of the new moon, when
in addition the moon is in the plane of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-29
Date for Receiving Bids Postponed.

On account or representations from Min
nesota. the Secretary Of the Interior has
again postponed the time for receiving pro-
posals for the sale OF the timber on the
White Earth Indian reservation. finally hx-
ing November 10 - the time.
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AS It Will Appear in Washington.

a Photographic plate developed until quite
black If the eclipse We're TO be total In
Washington the last fOur-tenths of the
shadow would be much more interesting to
watch than the previous portions. At the
moment of the second contact when the
advancing rim of the moons shadow
touches the farther edge of the sun and the
total obscurity Is effected then 1T is that
the phenomenal beauty of the carona is
seen. For astronomical purposes only the
few minutes-never more than seven, and
this year less than four-of total obscurity
are of any scientific value. When what
might be called the rear edge of the moon.
which of course appears larger than the
sun. covers the suns edge, the third con-
tact takes place and the precious moments
of totality are over and the corona disap-
pears The partial eclipse at Washington
is therefore of little interest to the astron-
omer. as it will not help him to master any
of the perpleXing problems requiring solu-
ton. 1t is only when the brilliant daz-
zling light of the sun is wholly cut off that
the observer becomes aware that there is
more to be seen than is ordinarily visible
Not only Is IL then that the mysterious CO.
roma is seen. but only then can the atmos-
phere OF the sun be studied and an opDor-
tunity be afforded to learn of what gases
1t Is COmDOseQ
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ALLEGES Iu6delitY.

Blanche Domico, by Attorney Albert Sill
lers, today filed suit for divorce against
Vito Domico. Infidelity is alleged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-29

Pure Food Laws will not interfere with
Burnett's Vanilla. No state( board has ever
questioned its purity.-Adyt.
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of them are not total and so have no in
terest for the astronomers. There are
about fifty total ecipses in a century, and
the sun is totally obScured during the
whole OF that time for about two or three
opl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-29
MAP SHOWING LIMITS OF ECLIPSE.
Diameter of the Shadow.

ecliptc. that she can get Immediately be-
tween the sun and the earth and cause
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Health Of Command Good.

The health OF the command. the report
states. has been excellent The most prev
alent diseases have been malarial fevers.
venereal diseases, dysentery. dengue and d.
arrhoea. Malarial fever has been particu-
larly prevalent at Camp BOSNIAN. Guima-
raA which ID the only shelter post con-
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terry, diving away Of liquor..to habit
ual drunkardS. selling mOrtpaped

terry, Giving away OF liquor..to habit
ual drunkards, selling mortgaged
property and three burglary cases..
On the civil calender are several
important cases, and twenty-one will
likely be tried at the term. Five of
the ciyll cases are Tor divorces. as
follows: Anna May Walton VS.. John
Walton. Elmer s Ale VS.. Rachel
Ale, Margaret Mangel VS.. Andrew
Mangel. Joseph Ilby VS.. Mary Irby,
of Yankton, Elvira Peters vs.. Peter
Peters, the first four being on tia
ground of desertion. Nick Berens,
of Plankinton, brings suit against
Tlos. Taubman. editor Of the Plan
kinton Herald, for $4,000 damages for
the publication of certain articles
that injured his character. Louis
Beckwlth is made the defendant in
two cases for damages, as the result
of the automobile accident which
happened on circus day in July.
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made Ivy me in Dakota since 1870, do
you know of one that has not
proven a success in appearance, util-
ity and durability? Has not all my
other work been practically what it
was represented to tie ut the time
1T was done? Was ever a person dis
satisfied with a meal of victuals at
the "Dix House,? In other words,
have I ever taken. q dollar without
giving full value in return?
1 promise you to maintain that
reputation for workmanship and fair
dealing, by attempting no work that
cannot do as we'll or better than
ever.
Our present methods OF extract
ing, pleases every one, being ssabso-
lutely harmless and in nearly every
case painless" the gums healing
rapidly.
Consultation and advice free. Office
Temporarily at the "Hotel Ray
mond.' Respectfully soliciting a
liberal share Of your patronage, I re-
main,
Truly yours,
DR.. Geo. P. Dix. (The old man,
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ONLY GUARANTEED
CATARRH CURE
dyomel Costs You Nothing i II
Fails Says scallin Brothers. 81

M HaHagce
Among the many medicines upon
tie market that claim to cure ca
.tarrh zone but Hyomei hase nough
faith in Its own merits to offer to re-
fund the money ii it does not cure.
Hyomei is the only method or
treatment that senos by. direct in-
halation to the most remote partsHo Oh
the air passages, q b~alsainic an that
destroys all catarrhal germs.in the
breathing organs, enriohes and puri-.
fies the blood with additional ozone,
and makes permanent and complete
cures of catarrh.
The complete outfit costs Sl.O % and
comprises an inhaler, a bottle OF
Hyomel and a dropper. The inhaler
will last a life time. and additional
bottles Of Hyomei can be Obtained
for SO cents.
Breathe HyomeI for . few minutes
four times y day and your catafrhi
will grow better from the first days
use, and will be completely culed
within q short time.
Tt is the only treatment for O.
tarrh where you can get your money
back..from alocal dealer Scallin Bros.
in case it does not help.
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JUST FOR THE KITCHEN
woman's Foreign Missionary Society
showered Miss Gold corwin at
Tuesdays Meeting.

The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of M. e. church met with
Mrs. L. Il. Reamer Tuesday after
oon A very large number was in
attendance. AT the conclusion OF the
program, which was conducted by
Mrs. W.. Scallin, Mrs. Wilkinson
ia a few Witty remarks spoke of the
departure of Miss Gold Corwin to
the foreign field and how the
Missionary Society wanted to help
show their love and appreciation and
had solved the problem. just then
little Fred Scallin and Paul Reamer
appeared dressed as Goldust Twins,
each carrying a package OF Gold dust,
and bearing between them a dishpan
gay with crimson hearts and filed
with kitchen linen from the women
of the society.
After employing the pan at Miss
Corwin's feet the twins placed it on
a small stand covered with a crimson
heart and replenished 1T with lem
Onade. Iney Cnen passed ROlden
paper hearts to he used as napkins
and served lemonade and waters.
Mrs. Wilkinson gave q toast to the
bride-elect which was responded to
by Mrs. Vermilyea with one to the
future bridegroom in this little
~couplet:
Here's to the b bridegroom to have
and to hold
This "pearl of great price, in a
setting of "Gold."
A merry experience meeting of the
members was introduced by Mrs.
Vcrmilyea with Miss Wizards witty
exclamation go, the experience %
experiences when she experiences her
own experjence!" The meeting
closed with the women singing
"Blest be the tie that binds" and
Mrs. Nicholson voiced the Thought
of all in a u earnest prayer for the
blessing of God on the dear friend
who is soon to engage in missionary
work In Mexico.
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Hurl.in Railroad Accident.

Tho following from the Aberdeen.
News of Monday refers to a ION Of
Henry Noble, of Aberdeen. the Nil.
waukee engineer who runs into
Mitchell, the young man being quite
badly hurt in a railroad accident:
Reports from Linton, N. b. show
that Field Noble, the fireman who
was injured In the wreck near Stras-
burg N. II. on Friday Governing. Is.
hurt worse than was announced last
Saturday morning. One ankle is
broken, his chest is hurt. he has a
bad cutson his head and his right
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vERMlLLIoE VS.. MITCHELL
Mitchell and vermillion win Battle
for Championship at Mitchell
Monday, Nov. 10.

E A..ft..
Local football enthusiasts will have
an opportunity Of seeing..an excellent
exhibition of football at Mitchell. on
Monday, Nov. Is at 2 p. M, between
the teams representing Vermillion
and Dakota Wesleyan Of Mitchell.
These teams have defeated every
thing met so far in the season and
both consider this the biggest and
best football game to be played in the
state this year.
The railroads have granted special
rates for the occasion and you will
have a good chance of seeing the
championship football game OF the
season IN South Dakota.
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MUSIC FOR THE FAIR
Concert Program viii be Given Each
Night of the Catholic Fair
Next Week.

Each evening during the Catholic
fair. which Will be held in the city
hall auditorium beginning Tuesday
evening, Nov. IA, a musical program
will be given under the direction Of
Grace Goodykoontz. The concert will
begin promptly at 40. and the adj
mission will be 10 cents The fol-
lowing ale the programs for each
evening:
Tuesday, Nov. IA.
Vocal Solo. ........ King of the Mist
T.. ID. Milne
Piano Duet....... Tancred overture
Misses Doyle, McGrath
Vocal olO.......M When Song is Sweet
Miss May WEIGH
Reading ............. .....Selected
Prof. j. l.. Lardner
Vocal Solo. Selected.
Miss Myrtle Lee
Wednesday, Nov. IS.
Miss Wauneta Tapp sin
Mr.. Leo Doyle a
VOSQl SOAO. /. .I-lDS I'll
Miss Grace Beckwith
Violin Solo. Selected
Mr.. Paul Williams
Vocal ...Spring Song
Miss Anna Beebe
Thursday, Nov. l6.
Vocal Duet. ..Passagebirds Farewell
Misses Welch, Beckwith
Vocal Solo. Voices of the Past
Mr.. ChaS. Hawks
Reading ::..::...::.:;..... Selected
Mr.. Levi Tillotson
Vocal Solo. !. The Alley of C~hestnuts
Miss Clara christensen
Vocal Solo. ..Good Night Beloved
Mr.. Jas. Coughlm
Friday, Nov. IL.
Vocal Solo. Blow. WinterVinds, Blow
Mr.. Fred KratZ II
Reading ....... zoos. 1.-THE Bishop
Mr.. Clarion Hardy
Vocal Solo,. ......Bid Me But Stay
Miss Fannie Mccormick
Vocal Solo. ...... Selected
Miss Grace Gregory 40
Voting Contest. Decision Of Judges
49, q
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Cool Weather.

It reminds US Of stoves We ale
selling lots Of them since the cold
snap. Do you need one? Call and
pick out one while there is q good
stock to select from. By making a
small payment we will hold 1t for
you until you want it. We buy, sell
and exchange all kinds Of second
hand goods. Call and see us or dror
us a card. f. W. Travis, just east
of the Widmann.
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Catholic Ladies Bazaar and Supper

NEf.NH 1850
On Nov. IA, of next week, the lad
les Of the Catholic chruch will open
a Bazaar In the city hall, which will
continue the remainder OF the week.
The ladies' have arranged for a
candy booth, a Japanese booth, ice
cream booth, a fancy work booth,
and a fish pond, all of which are
splendidly planned and profuse with
artistic and unique designs through
out.
Each evening a musical program
will be rendered under the direction
of Miss G%oodykoontz. s great many
useful and beautiful articles OF all
descriptions have been donated, live
stock, wearing apparel, household
furniture and fancy work, d few of
which will be auctioned off each.
evening until are sold.
Supper will be served each evening
from five till seven The opening
supper will be a cbicken-pie Supper
and all who attend we are sure will
feel fully repaid.
TN Wednesday evening a German
Supper will be served. ALI sorts OF
good old German dishes will be served
in genuine German style.
On Thursday evening the ladies
will serve a good old fashioned supper
which will be very appetizing. Fri
day an oyster supper will be served.
Oysters will be cooked In all styles
to suit the taste of every. one.
The public is most cordially in.
vited to attend all sessions and help
the enterprise along by its presence.
The proceeds of the Bazaar will GO
towards the new church.
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side is lady bruised. Friday ni1l,ta
ana Saturday he was unconscious
much of the time and when cOl1sS
scious. he suffered much pain. Heass@s
will he disabled for a long time
Noble was brought to bis home la
this city Saturday night attended sby
his mother and..Dr. Hogue OF Linton,
IN. ID. He is badly cut and brlliseu.Ng
and Will not be able to be around Tor
several months.
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1T MIGHT nAvE BEEN WORSE

Home again and "busted." Yes,
sfinancially'', 1 am "all in" but
with improved health it becomes
my duty to try and comfortably sup
port mother and myself, and it is
now "up to you," my old patrons,
neighbors and friends whether or no
i succeed.
OF the many hundred sets of teeth
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an APP
p~lication by II. A. Jandt will be pre-
sented to the circuit court 10 and for
Dawson county, South Dakota,
on the 4th day Of November, 1905,
asking for an order to discharge a
certain mortgage of record described
as follows:
Charles A. Apologize to Jandt and
Tompkins and e. G. Palmer on the
west u OF. the SW4 of section -,
township l03, range go, recorded in
Book 4, page 90, Of mortgages, dated
Nov. %, ..lSs3, for $3.50 to E. G. Palmer
and 5000 to Jandt and Tompkins.
W. NJ. Herbert,
Attorney for Applicant.
fSarr,o,3o =
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Advertised Letters.

The following is the list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the Mitchell
postotice at the close of the week end.
ing Nov ., 1905:
Addington, Mr.. @. c.
Anderson, Mr., W. 7.
Barry, Mr.. Harry
Cambell, Mr.. Joe
Carr oil, Mr.. Matt
Cross Mrs. g..
Camdbell, Mr.. Dale
Daniels, Mrs. Stella ~
Elliott, Geo. o.
Gardner, Mr.. Earl
Hackett, Mr.. Homer (2)
Halverson, Miss Clara ~
Jensen, Miss Ida
Kennedy Mr.. Bert
Lewis , Mr.. Grant
Lewis, Mi. Geo. A. (4)
Tackey, Mr.. L. W.
Mile. Miss II. 4.
Melvin. F..B.
Roberts, Miss Catherine
Stringer, Mr.. Mark S.
Thomas, Mr.. David M.
Waginon, Bert, Esq.
Woodward, Mrs. W. b.
When calling for the above please
advertised" If not called for
in two weeks they will be forwarded
to the dead letter Office.
RI. I: naras, P. M.
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Furs
Isabella Oppossan in the flat or round makes, 40 to ~ inches
long With w tour or six wolf tails very handsome and seryicsable, and
the smallest or 40 inch ones S2s8 and tie intermediate lenctSs Il
prices between these. -
a genuine American Fox fur from a. to 60 inches
long, beautifully made up, large, natural brush tails.
either Sable or Isabella dyed; stylish, dressy, and and such
as usually sell for from $1,000 TO $I2. s., only sos.
If you want better furs we have them, and lots Of
them; Martins, Beavers. Siberian Squirrels. etc. ats
prices running up to $3.50 for single pieces 81 5000
for sets.
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CIRCUIT COURT NEXT WEEK
Ten Criminal and Twenty-one Civil
Cases Are on the Docket--
Four Divorce Cases.

Next Tuesday morning Will begin
the November term Of circuit court,
with Judge Frank B. Smith on the
bench, and the length OF the calender
points to a session. that will probably
last all the week.
There are ten criminal cases on the
docket, which cover assault and bsat-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-10

Estrayed-Came to my place Oct.
10, m red heifer, and two steers,
one red and one spotted, With rings
wire in ears. Fred Garrett, section
9, 1O2. Rosedale township.