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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-12-12
With the Crowd.

1T is disreputable to 60 into politics
tor what there is in it,"
Still a fellow doesn't feel go lonely
then"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-12-12

60 TO SchOOl is striving to be a hero
for his country's good.
When approaching a millionaire it 10
mighty hard to find the blind side.
Joy doesn't 60 around calling atten.
ton to itself with half the persistency
that sorrow does.
Sometimes it looks as II only the wise
people are the fools.
Your conscience is like your watch
not to be depended upon unless you
keep 1t always in running order.
Some people never have anything to
give, not even a friendly greeting, I'M
less they can collect a toll for it.
Ignorance is rich in assurance and
superstition.
The natural bent of some men is the
crook Of the elbow.
Trying to have a good time comes
for choice just before trying not to
toOthache.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-12-12
6e
True
Function
@ the
Lawyer
By......
EDWARD N.
SHEPARD,
Prominent New
York Lawyer
And Reformer

LAWYER may very justly present to a legislative com
mittee or to a governor an argument in behalf Of any plan
of a railroad corporation or for any special interest, so
= long as he speaks confessed and definitely for his client,
PUTTING HIS CLIENTS VIEW, but putting it
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-12-12
Hu1nor ana Philosophy
By DUNCAN N. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

An innocent look is good stock In
trade.
Feeling bad for other people on &C.
eOunt of their bad children Is a pleas
knt exhilarat ton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-12-12

Highway to BE Built ~ Vanderbilt
Race Projectors VIII BE For All
Who Pay TOll-lnns and Garages to
BE Esta blished Along the Route.
VIII Cost f2,OOO,OOO.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-12-12

When approaching a millionaire it 10
mighty hard to find the blind side.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-12-12

He-1 can marry any girl l please.
She-What a pity you don't please
any Of them.-rhiladelphia Press.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-11
ALAcHuA HAPPENINGS.
Delightful Entertainment and Supper
For Benefit Of Piano Fund.

| Tor bepeUt OF Ttano Tunu.
Alachua, Nov. 10 The girls Of the
AlachuA High School gave a supper
Friday night for the benefit OF the
piano fund. Il was well patroniEed,
the net receipts OF the evening
amounting to about see. The girls de-
serve much credit for the energy and
enterprise which they displayed in the
preparation OF this supper They are
a bright, industrious lot, aud usually
make splendid success OF whatever
they undertake. Those who attended
the supper enjoyed It very much, and
declare that they got their moneys
worth Of everything purchased, Messrs.
Green, Richardson and Griffin fur
nished music for the occasion, thereby
contributing much 10 the success and
enjoyment Of the evening. Some had
such a pleasant time that they have
asked that something OF the kind be
given each month.
Notes.
The school has been busy during the
past week preparing exhibits for the
Fair.
Mr.. Kirkland, ginner for the Alaehua
Manufacturing Company, has rented
the Ellis house. aud is moving his
family and household effects over
from Lake City. The people OF
Alschus are glad 20 have him become
q permsnent resident and citizen.
The election paced of very quietly.
The vote was very light, only Sky
seven votes having been polled. We
are glad to state that the vote on the
drainage amendment stood sixteen for
to thirty against.
On the night OF the 2nd inst one
jenkins, a young negro, broke into the
racket store OF w, II. Sealey and stole
a pair OF shoes and some email change.
On entering through the Show.window
he cut his hand. by which mesns he
was detected aud captured at the Con-
solidated Gin by MessrS, sealey and
Heckard. He Immediately confessed
everything and led his eaptors TO
where he had buried the shoes aud
money near the Methodist church.
He was tried before Justice CAswell
on an indictment for petty larceny,
convicted and sent TO the chain gang
for three months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-11

been prepared and carried out. The
principal feature OF the program was
a geographical contest OF Florida, ar.
ranged by Mrs. p p. Wood The hon
or Of making the closest answers was
divided between Miss NJ.
Mann, principal of the High School,
and Mrs. /. Ware, president of the
club. Many thanks are due Mrs
for the lovely refreshments
and other evidences OF her hospitality.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-11
State Fair a. Tampa.

On account Of the FloFida State Mid
Winter Fair a. Tampa, Nor. i4ih "a
9Th. the Atlantic Coas Lice Railaay
will cell tickets for one fare plus %
csnts Cnclodibg admission eoapon) foe
she rsuni "trip. These tickets Will b.
on .als from poinis north and vest -
Archer. Gainesville. Rocaslis. Has.
thorn and Palatta. incl1dlng thets
points. Kov. IS. 10. ~. -. p, ~. n asd
2pih. FROM points south o. ths above
foInis sud not iaclsdinE thsm Nov
ia,h sod dally thsFesfsss sEespt Sat
urdsy and sarday 20 70 ard iacloithE
al trains schsdsisd 90 tFfirs 10 TsmFs
before noon % S8v. 18th. Final lmit
lsaving lamps Nov ath.
The Tsmpa FAIfttsJsar aili D. %
woch lafgtf scale thEa hffFtofnfe
snf large ef1alt gil 81 ffum 81
rolrtf in tkit ard utfrf statfs. 10 wili
- a. eussiisrt orprffuritg 90 meet
oil ffienfs at ffrsw PiFaaani 49,
Sell ihfaFmat.1a ra- ts 80 ffpm
al Allan = Coast lice akratt ~ ffam
Tnak q. Boyisiar Dsirirt FtstseFrf
Af~nt. Asitntie Caafi Ice. lsrtson'
vile. "a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-11
IMPROVED SERVICE.
Atlantic Coast Line Will InaUgurate
Pullman Service South.

Atlantic Coast Line Will InaUgurate
Pullman Service South.
Effective Sunday. Nov. 18th, the At
laniic Coast Line will inauguTate night
train service between Jacksonville, st
Petersburg and intermediate points
This train will have = sleeping car leav.
ing Jacksonville at $3.50 ., M, making
all evening connections, arriving In
St. Petersburg az $3.50 the next morn
ing. This sleeper will be returned TO
Jacksonville. reaching Jacksonville at
seven, fret train arriving in Jackson
willie Goth
Effective November l2th she Allan.
tic Coast Line will inaugurste through
sleeping car service on trains n and
sli train 81, leaving Jacksonville ~
Q .. m, making all evening connee.
tions, arriving At "a. Myers the next
day at 1910. ThIs sleeper will be re-
turned 20 Jacksonville fret train No.
vember l4th.
With these changes the Atlantic
Coast Line has inauRuTated the prinei.
pal winter schedule eth Pollman ear
service on both morning and night
trains 20 all points reached BY their
line between Jacksonville and -. Pc
teYburg, Jasksonville and Tampa and
Jacksonville and ~. Myer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-11
HIGH SPRINGS morEs.
O' gs'fsl Social Events Which
we've Highly Enioysd.

1HNHNNN HHWHNFA
were Highly Enioysd.
Springs. Nov. lo--Nirp.h
~ y. RsiAl.oas sl.,.n. had
tsd honar eonferres upos
il. we '''' ''an 'hs Pa, Gnna Chisf.
Norris. 81 Galussviiie. A
.as rh' isnfsrsd hsr b. NJ
n Een on ths nffsfaoon a.
.s 7ls. uhl.h uas veil A..
~. vas maeh .rioJsd. Lovely
49,. ssfsssusd M MsF.
ne rszalas mssiisg of
A. Ati stsalsK. a. uhlrh
A., 'aii ttissaanss. Alter
~ Tf' ne Eosst ~ hssars, .
's,tss Crysssi Csfs. %
49, he hsd bssu tssss.
-'s.a hasosss az go.
q. 'sfsass
~. l-aiaT Clah uas ssssr.
Fs's - Ms. W y So.
So sosisi n.st--s ii
o. fa'gats srsrnm sss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-11
sToMAcA's IMPORTANCE.
How to Strengthen Il so That II VIII
Act rs :, Should.

Act as n Should.
The stomach u the principal organ
concerned Ia the digestion Of food II
Il 10 weak, inactive or out Of order and
unable TO properly digest the food she
body will soon be In . state OF semi.
starvation.
Then, TOO. when tho stomach IL weak
the food 10 not properly digested aud
lies In IL for hours. decomposIng. Ter.
menting and ioTming poisonous gases
and ptomaines that are absorbed into
the blood. poisoning the system end
impoveFishiuR the blood
To enjoy good health. u ls absolutely
necessary that the stomach and dlges.
tive organs should be strong. and no
other remedy equals Ml-o.nA IN
strengthening And giSlug ione TO the
whole digestive system.
Relief from the nee Of Mi.o-Hh Il
permanent aud lasting Use Mi-O-nA
for few days. aud the digestion Eill
be- rood. the appetite heeu, aud IheFs
Gill be- no nausea ~ distress sitter sat.
ing, 90 tleeplrsstesi, 90 nervousness,
and the hsadaches. bscksehss and die.
turbed heart action that sre lhs direct
resalt n wssksned stomteh will soon
~ otsfcoms.
Mi.o.na u s0ld under an aba1lnts
guarantee that tbs mpnsy vii b. %.
fuuded unlsst the ssmsdf does aii thai
be elaimsd fof 10. Ask J ". NeCol.
ium a a.. ~ fh0s 700 ihs TnaFnEtes
stitch they gire viih ever - esnt
boa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-11

Dear SIR ThsY Hoa'f feel HIN any
mofs sta paste pa.uiI thegfi ~
tamfttlnF eiff
EdBof ssalsbafY. nogsf bsiaNafs
kafinR used O. gaii1ns gaasr raint %
&c house. hoaEtt 90 Failonf hrFos &C.
it ws htg sanpEh lsfg fog q zee ga.
30 ~ - - al fsaeF. go fstuFhsd
faaf Eali1ns
Faste r8int tta hs mENy ffieks 81
haneo. stsfFrf Years tFaig.
~ 81 IEFaE q %.
PSI Ihs a. j. Ttsmas % ell
or gkiat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-11
mn TRAGEDY IN
IP(OPTER'S QUARTERS
Brigham, Jr., Shot and In
SANITY Killed his Wife.
land ALLEGED INFIDsLITY

UssANo ALlsoI
lad That She Had Not Beer
% Her Marriage Vows. and u
/. Alleged Found Her in Company
van Another Man.
gainesville was the scene OF an aw-
...ssdv after 7 o'clock p. M. Sat
!. tom the result Of which Cath
=. Brigham, colored. lies q corpse
=, home on South Moss street'
-, ooarters; her husband, Berry
lam, Jr., is a fugitive from JUS
and A once happy and contented
',ps hs, been broken up'
sI,bsm used as his weapon q
,..hI,.bsrrelled, Misunderstanding gun,
!, ne contents of one barrel Of that
4, ,ueicient 10 accomplish its deadly
.,,oo.s. There was q flash, a bang
"a me woman lay dead in the yard
,l,As feet Of the slayer, the load hav-
I, nIen effect in the pit Of the stom-
n The shot was fred at such close
,rrs thst the woman's clothing was
,uilsd aud was burning freely when
4, crowd arrived.
ouR One Eye Witness.
Noses Parrish, who lives with his
huiIy ne1t door to the Brigham home,
~ the only eye witness to the trag-
m. &c far as could be ascertained.
hrsh stated TO by-standers that he
-, 10 bic house, when he heard what
!, look to be q scufile in the cane patch
1 rear Of the Brigham home, and the
milling Of the canes. He stepped out
no bic yard, and about that time by
b. glare OF light in Brigham's home,
90 Brigham emerge through the door
Wa bic gun
What lie the trouble, Brigham"
hrish was said to have asked.
Brigham il is alleged replied that he
Id found bis wife with another man.
llIAi instant the woman came run
ING around the corner of the piazza,
sAin Brigham a. quick as q fash
sEelsd the gun and fired.
Brigham Escaped.
IMMEDIATELY after the killing Brig
IN made bis escape, and has not yet
va ssptured Sheriff Fennell and |
'l'r officers we're on the scene %
'tElJ as possible after the news Of
b tragedy reached them. Search was
',ie Tor the murderer, bot without
''il' and It was supposed that he
a'e Tor the woods.
Body CHASTITY Sight.
large crowd was attracted TO the
Pr 70 q few moments, when the
's'''ou observed a CHASTITY sight.
y Sonan lay dead upon her back, |
~ hands up, in pool OF blood. the
.s'I wound being In foil view.
'eo'hing was still burning, bot
= ''iInsoi'hsd by someone 10 the
5Ed.
ias bady was removed into the
'''' after being reviewed. IL not
''a whether an inquest will be held
so,.
<''I Brigham, Jr., IL we'll known In
''''rlie, where he was reared. He
aps'atively young man, unusu-
' Na''l'ions, and has been engaged
'''''l' pursuits Of common labor.
W mao Eith whom il Il alleged the
$50 h'd been discovered also made
''Pe. He Identity IL not known.
I ''Faam did not inform Parrish
y 'an' during ths conversation
ne two iuss prior 70 the kill
" . natural 70 supposs that
Ga dii not have time 20 disclose
''z' '''sr the tragedy.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-23
NEWS CONVERSATIONS


A dz4=Ezftz7u uf HaWati4hz CJlhNa oa
President Roosevelt ThUrHtuy thv dis
cu.s g8ta Hau matters pertafalnE 90
che islaEaa
Colonel - W. stocking a member of
the board of examiners ga Chiet Of the
United states nat0nt odice, ls dead at
cancrr u@ the throat He was seventy
years old.
Fire at Portsmouth. O., destroyed
the Portsmouth stove and rangs works
ana a number OF adjoining buildings
ana stables. The loss may reach $780,.
600. Several fremen were injured by
falling walls.
The project tur the establishment
OF a great university in 8rOOklyn, Of
which formsr Comptroller Edward NJ.
Grout is the father ana chief advo-
cate. is to be- pushed forward with re-
newed vigor.
The Longworth bill appropriating
S5.e00, 600 for the purchase OF Amer
lean legations AID embassies In for
Jign capitals has been favorably re-
ported 10 the house committee on for-
eign affairs by a subcommittee.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-23
MANY MINERS KILLED
FATAL EXPLOSION or GAS IN
TIE MAITLAND NINE AT
WALsENsURG. COLO.

walsenburg. Colo. Feb. 20.--An ex.
plosion in the Victor Fuel company S
Maitland mine during the day caused
the death Of at least thirteen miners
and perhaps sixteen Following is a
list Of the dead so far as hncwn.
Archie Miller, Billy Morgan. James
W. TitCers, Battista Eobera. Corona
Costa, Joe Costa and Nick YoCldbetz
Shortly before : O clock a. m. there
was an explosion in that part OF the
Maitland known as the Sunshine,
which caused the earth TO tremble for
miles around. Soon after a man ran
out ana reported the mine was on fire
The eEpiOsion caused the fail Of a
mass OF rock from the roof and until
this il cleared away it will not be
known definitely just how many more
are I'm the mine
The explosion was caused by gas
and the deaths were caused by the gas
and afterdsmp. II is supposed the eX-
pIOsiOu occurred as the result Of open
lamps in use, as most Of the men in
that part Of the mine used open lamps.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-23
FAVORS LOCK CANAL
PRESIDENT coAcURs Ta RECON-.
MEADATEOH or TIE 18TH
MfAN COMMISSION.

WaEhinat0n, FEB. % President
Roosevelt has transmitted to CONGRESS
the report az tie board of consulting
engineers on 1ha Panama canal. TO
gefher with the Letter OF Secretary
Taft tha rep0rt of the isthmian canal
commission and letter By Chief En-
g1aeer Stevens The letter Of the pres.
ident in parr, Il zs follows
II submit herewith the letter of the
secretary 0f war Transmitting the re.
port OF the board of consulting enzf,
neers On the Panama canal and the
report q the isiaalHaB canal commits.
Ei0n thereon together with letter
written 10 the chairman Of The 18th
milan canal commission by Chief Engl
neeT Stevens Both the b0ard ng con
sHising engineers and the canal com.
mission divide in the report Tie
majority 0f the board of consulting
enguleers eight in number lucladlng
RE flEe t0reign engineers. favor a sea
isvef canal: and one memsav OF the
cansl commission. Adairag Endlcntt
Takes tile sane view FIge of the afghr
American members 8E the board gf /
consulting engineers and ave mem
bers Of the ghplian canal eourgggI sion (
Favor the lock canal and SO gl9es Crlaf 4
Engineer stevens The secruarr af 4
war recommend lock canal pursuant 7
20 the recommendation 0f the minority
of The board OF consulting engineers +
and of the majority of the canal com
mission After careful Study of ghe
papers submitted and exhaustive con. 4
aiderst3Dn Of the whole s8B5erf con /
cur Ia this recommendation. /
J be president cites me fact thar the /
sauit Ste Marie canal lock canal |
Is the greatest traHBc canal in the /
world. and is a success. and amgurs \
well for the success cf a lock canal on 1
the Isthmns
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-23
ACCUSED OF MURDER
SPECIFIC CHARGE AGAINST or.
FtcfALS or WESTERN FED
GRAFTON or MINERS.

Denver, Feb. Capitalization was
n1aGe here daring the day OF the cou-
plants Of Governor Goodiug Of Idaho.
who asked acquisitions for a. II. Mover
aud William D. Haywood, president
and secFeCary-Ereasarer respectively,
Of the Western Federation Of Miners
and @. A. PertiB0ne. former member
% the executive committee Of that la
Sa0r organization
From these IL appears that the men.
who were secretly arrested here Sat
grday night and hurrfedIy removed 20
Idaho, were charged directly with the
murder Of Former Governor Frank
SteunenlerE Of Idaho, and not merely
with being accessories TO the crime.
Th0 complaints and requisiUi0ns in the
three cases are Identical, aud charge
the accused men with having dis
charged the bomb by means OF which
steunenberg was Killed az Caldwell,
Ida. Dec. 60. 1905. The specific charge
Of murder was made. IL was explained
In order 10 r0reStaI habeas corpus
proceedings on the part Of the accused
men, bat no attempt will be made TO
prove they were IN Idaho at the time
Of ghe murder. lt is claimed, however
that they c0nsrired with others TO
murder SteuHenberg and furnished
funds 90 carry out the plot
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-23

ter 10 the waiting bridegroom, who
stepped forward to receive her To
gether they asceuded the platform.
where Bishop Satteries performed the
ceremony.
AZ the conclusion Of the Wedding
ceremony the assembled guests were
received by MI and Mrs L0ngworth
or the platform and beneath the ioraI
bower where their hands and hearts
were joined forever. They were show
cred with CONGRATULATIONS The guests
were then received in the blue room
by the president and Mrs. Roosevelt.
After the informal receptions the
bridal breakfast was served In buffet
form in the state and private dining
rooms.
Few brides, not OF so-calIed royal
birth. ever have been the recipients OF
so Iaang and such valuable gifts az
we're received by Miss Roosevelt
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-23
Thursday, Feb. f5.

Colonel H. G. Toler, in his day one
Of the best known turfuen in the
West, is dead AT Wichita, Kan. aged
sixty years
BY practically unanimous vote the
Kentucky house of representatives
passed bill prohibiting the operation
of pOOlrOOms ana fixing the penalty at
fine Of from $1,000 to $4,000 daily.
The directors of the Unior Pacific
Railroad company have declared a
semi-annual dividend Of 3 per cent on
the company's common stock. This is
an increase OF hall OF l per cent as
compared with the last semi-annuaI
declaration.
The house committee on ways and
means has decided to make a favor.
able report on the Humphreys bill re-
quTing collectors Of internal revenue
10 furnish TO prosecuting attorneys
lists Of persons holding federal liQnor
tax stamps in prohibition districts.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-23
SOUTH DAKOTA NEW,
EVENTS oF A WEEK ThRouen
OUT THE STATE.
capttot Commission Preparing 10 pus.
Work on 5uilding--Niolf Hunt
in saHborn County


Members of the state capitol com
mission early in nexE month viii visp
the different points In the Black HlIl,|
which desire 20 supply stone for thaI
construction Ot the capitol and flpd
out what they have 70 offer in tha,
line. While the fund for construction
work has not yet accumulated In \
large enough amount TO carry ths
whole project capitol lands will bs
offered in March In practically all the
counties OF the state where such ana,
are located, the offerings being made
az the same time With those Of the
public school lands in the same coua
ties. II is believed that this sale Will
bring a sufficient fund with what IA
already on hand TO push the work
right along. It is the hope OF the com.
mission to at least get the portion Of
the building which has been com.
menced enclosed during the present
year and allow the next year for finish.
tng the interior.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-23

The great roundup Of wolves in san.
born county, during which IL was
planned TO scour four entire town.
sAips, did not prove the success an.
ticipated. The day was unfavorable,
as snow was falling heavily, and il was
also quite cold. The wolves Tor the
most part succeeded in keeping en-,
tirely out OF sight OF the hunters and
those which were sighted LETT oniy q
light cOloTed streak through the at.
mosphere when the dogs started 10.
ward them Several coyotes were
sighted, but none was captured OF
killed Another roundup viii he al.
RANGED in The near future.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-23
SITUATION Is GRAVE
GERMANY ABSOLUTELY Rejects
FRENCH PROPOSALS FOR Po-
LgcING or MOROCCO.

Paris Feb. 20-GeTmauv's rejection
of Frances proposals at AIgeciras that
the proposed Moroccan police sysrem
shall be French and Spanish has
given renewed gravity TO the Franco
German situation. Ii lis 0rieially an
nounred that Germany's action leaves
France no course but 70 terminate the
private negotiations and appeal to the
Judgment Of the wa3rld before the omen
conference, This decision suspends
the meetings between M- RevolI, mead
of the French mission at Algeclras,
and Herr Won Raaowitz chief Of the
German delegation, az which they have
been seeking TO find an accord, The
neutral POWERS, including the United
States, strongly approved CT these prt-
vate exchanges as being the best
means OF avoiding an open discussion
Of the controversy The failure TO
agree aud Frances determination TO
end the private negotiations bring the
parties 10 q deadlock This promises
to result iH a prolonged crisis, fn
which each side maintains the posi-
tlon which IL took UP before the open
conference The sentiment in official
circles is that CFermany's reply tends
TO destroy the usefulness of the CON
ference by making an agreement i'm
possible. X is eEpeenzd thar the
strained situation will have the effect
1f renewing the aIarmist war reports
and OF arousing public apprehension.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-23
Monday, Feb. =.

A Russian line OF steamers Is to be
operated between san Francisco and
Siberia
Twelve persons were injured, four
seriously. in a series OF explosions OF
sewer and Illuminating gases in New
YORK city.
Thaddeus c. Field, president OF
Field. schlick Il Co. St Paul dry
goods merchants. died suddenly, aged
siXry-etght years.
One hundred years VIII probably
see the exhaustion OF the worlds pres
ent IRON ore sources, according tu Or.
G, Kenneth Leith, professor Of geology
in the University Of Wisconsin.
Judge Thomas n. Mcclellan. chief
Justice Of the supreme court OF Ala
bama, died in a private car as he
Louisville and Nashville train from
Montgomery, Ala, was entering New
Orleans.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-23
Saturday. Feb. 10.

Dispatches To Duns Review indicate
a generally improved tone in the busi-
ness world
Snow 70 the depth Of eight riches
fell Thursday night throughout the
SchuS kill valley in Pennsylvania.
william Ho0Cen. a Chicago grain
broker. has filed a voluntary petition
in bankruptcy He scheduled Iiabili-
ties amounting TO G53.G00 and assets
Of $l40.
Judge Lewis Fl. Pike. a member OF
the Toledo tO) bar for half a cen
tury, an ex-common pleas Judge ana
one Of the best knuwn Masous in
Ohio, is dead, he was eighty years
old.
o. c. Ellison, one OF the founders Of
the National Irrigation congress and
California commissioner to the Chi
cago worlds fair, is dead at Guyamas,
Mex. He was the husband Of Edith
NJ. Nich0ll Bowyer, the novelist