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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

David B. Hill feels that he can now, without personal risk, recover his health.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

American girls have paid $161,000,- 900 for titles The balance of trade was affected by this branch of bust nacc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Winter has arrived in spots In the northwest, but it has not yet crossed Mason and Dixon's line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Walter Wellman's now famous as- signment has been a great advertise ment for that gentleman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Admiral Rojestvensky saw torpedo boats and battleships all the way until his rivets were started.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Nobody on the water wagon but the driver.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

The trouble with Press Agent Bishop was he asked more than space rates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Senator LaFollette is under the senatorial bill, but he is not war ranted to stay there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Wisconsin has pair of senators that can add to the gaiety of the na- tion at almost any moment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Slight decrease in the souvenir post card fever.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Ashland Standard: Among the amend ments that should be made to our consti- tuition is one that will restore biennial sessions of the legislature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Congressman who frank COWS in the malls evidently intend to circumvent the beef trust.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08
ALABAMA PRESS

Morgan County Times: Governor Varda- man may be wrong in his ideas, but never wants for words to express himself
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Senator Blackburn does not care how far the N. P. NJ. goes. He will soon be out of it's range, anyway
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Camp Hin Times: Since one of the fraternity has won the Presidents daush- ter, the ''bald headed man may take heart
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Comparatively quiet Christmas | Russia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Talladega Reporter: Pass the palm to Birmingham. She had one negro that was mean enough to steal the cork leg or another But Birmingham vows the thief was an Atlanta negrol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Mobile Register; Walter Wellman could accustom himself to the climate he Is go- ing into by getting between Hon. Theo- dore Roosevelt and Hon. Benjamin odel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Senator Depew? Oh, he is still holding on.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08
THE NINE.

From the New York Sun.
 This question, dripping with classical contemporaneous and miscellaneous inter est, is not so easy as 1t looks:
 ITO the EdIor of The Sun-Sir: want you to answer a pertinent question of interest to mortals of New York at this time. Who are the nine gods of war that Commissioner Bingham swears by? They must be something terrible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

A play without intermissions should be welcomed by the temperance agi- tators.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Jack Frost is losing some fine op- ish fleet at Wei-Hai-Wei lost it's mile- age.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Senator Blackburn does not care how far the N. P. NJ. goes. He will soon be out of it's range anyway. Wisconsin has a pair of senators that can add to the gaiety of the na- tion at almost any moment. Walter Wellmans now famous as- signment has been great advertise ment for that gentleman. Admiral Rojestvensky saw torpedo boats and battleships all the way until his rivets were started.
 --e.- Senator LaFollette is under the senatorial bill but he is not war ranted to stay there.
  Congressman who frank COWS in the mails evidently intend to circumvent the beef trust.
 A play without intermissions should be welcomed by the temperance agi- tators.
 Jack Frost is losing some fine op- ish fleet at Wei-Hai-Wei lost it's mile- age.
 Governor Vardaman believes the only good negro is the ignorant negro.
  The curtain has fallen on the in surance minstrels. The show is over.
  Togo got there fustest and the Brit portunities to freeze up the country.
  Mrs. Yerkes came at last into her own, and Grisby is out in the cold. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth that is to be will not wield the big stick.
 s-- No one Is absolutely indispensable in this world except the cook. Milwaukee sold s24,OOO,OOO worth of beer last year. Himmel! Politicians in Alabama find it hard to wake up. the voters.
 -=------ You can begin to frame up resolu- tions for 1907.
 ------~o>------- Senator Depew? Oh, he is still holding on.
 Slight decrease in the souvenir post card fever.
 Nobody on the water wagon but the driver.
 Comparatively quiet Christmas In Russia
 Not a line from Mme Stegomyia. Scati Platt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

You can begin to frame up resolu- tions for 1907.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08
About Persons.

Julius W. Young. Mrs. Young and aii'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Huntsville Mercury: On its presentation to a northern audience. at Syracuse, N- Y Thomas Dixon's "CIansman" received twelve curtain calls after the third act and the author had to address the au- dience from the stage. Those overcautious southern critics who discouraged its pre- sentatlon will feel badly If 1t is hit In the north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Entered at the Birmingham Ala, post office as second-class matter under act of Congress March B. 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Governor Vardaman believes the only good negro is the ignorant negro.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Mrs. Yerkes came at last into hel own, and Grisby is out in the cold.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

No one Is absolutely indispensable in this world except the cook.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Mrs. Nicholas Longworth that is to be will not wield the big stick.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Politicians in Alabama find it hard to wake up the voters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Not a line from Mme. stegomyia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Togo got there fustest and the Brit portunities to freeze up the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

Milwaukee sold $240OO,OOO worth of beer last year. Himmell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

The curtain has fallen on the in surance minstrels. The show is over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08

New Decatur Advertiser: We are de- oidedly, in favor of a late primary-say in August. We want the race open to give all chance who want to come in, and also all a chance to vote who become of voting age before that time. So far as we can see everything is to be said in fa- vor of a late primary and nothing apainst if
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-08
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
pYTEcTTxr-s tJEsrs grsE
Sutserwrafss,us Negro TeEIs surGer nsar5
70 Talking Nude

Do.hE&n, Ala Following cns arrest
OF VIII Christmas. e s9H- and walter
Holland . s~lr-kn-lST-. tl cEE-1aee1VT
afth b rr1y3@ murder ~ nne LfESsf-
rrasas saru8Ey- nep and unconstitutional &c
FeaCsgsnents we're hsr0azEsF 80 @asEt Fl
das ah-Ougr aizs medium 81 q deter
tsTp. mas &-EszELan- SnG Ehe Isgrps
Ezfu2e. TIE 6@tecrire who tEEE been NJ
nsSrk On me case declared % whole
.ss-srs-y rs ss3E=S Il has 1ess1 near
Cottonwood for several weeks E1LnE
bu the woods rlG@-r D g-lse ~ Ell e%
cape-a murderer Grg,El G+-a-rE& E-1
szBr9-g d legr9 10 bring A2gl rs rs%hAs
He susysect@-d qhs Negro EI.sw s7.-ae-
Thing 81 tine crime Ind VIZ ne ln
~ 4 c~guCe@5eG S~seE-rE3agEtsS talked 10
Eae useE-p through a uuLJt- The 1at~
x-3's Evr4-xtt-iuz WIS aroused Eat II
h. EEl.Esa hs tasS xHe TcsSa5Es Sd NE
-HEs- 30 rs~ zuuis- TEs ErTesa ~
wEa Christmas End EEzEs- Holland
Faslsw-l TGe murder II y Cn-fsz-
vat sEu-Etr rEsr asGs- - III uDsT E-E'-
essus and uig-u r'ecel1 d~eTe3uT11enZt
tar seyeZ Z ugaruyfEe=e TurS1s-r The
murder created - E-uSH E~Dc1E1HrHa1
-rsst 3-E-jv s-@Bp - eu 6-ygs1- IL t1ae
II E.ss Bss-Hl1A hanks ~ 3 reward
for T-ar E-rrst q thu murderer
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
raHFoKsIA sToRM
Disastrous Flood Foalosss Sixty Hours
of HaoN.

Fresno, Cal A storm ~ unVrEes-
1erted severity h.< been raging 11s
the past SIXTY hours an6 1he regs1
besaaen Ehs ran Joaquin zac E5a9s
Rivers liz threatened with fhs grea1sst
GOOD ia sasars.
The sa35 q Saow ia Il E~nOE5ta3Esh
exeeeas All rse1rdE
Telephone zaysn.x from Pine RASge.
which fs al the b.Dbe-to~t aazttEds. cay
already over twelve sest % SNOW 1as
fallen, and al Ehe s1EDzS3 +hs aeDfs
Gs ssid to be oyer Eveuty~tS0 fssi-
Goth K5ng>s an6 the San J"&Sl>
Egyers are ab0ys The dsnger Nns
Tbs residents u tine Garfield Wise
yard dEstr5cs. northwest of G40Aas-
worries asa might 10 a blttsc1ns TA1a
building tesees, bEt 1ae!r scrE Ns,I
Tor nothing wsseE d large overflow
wave went sweep5nr rbrpugH 1hSf clS~
tract Friday -porusrag Fszseher Creek
s0~4ny soa.n OF Fr.sao sEst0 canals ~
rhe Fresno irrigation Canal Company,
lx be,epns control sDd as laying wssste
y8neysrcx A8reaSy miles Of shud are
covered VITA Eve feet 81 water
After q night II te,rqr IRE 500 p@o-
pIe Of Laron. on ElEgs EsTer- F-71sE
morning r.sgyec in a boey "1ED Ehe
grade Of yFr 6aEE-z Re Railroad Th+
seYesss aoogr the town. ~1ac1 S-+ 81
sasr hEsh. were beginning 20 preT1yr
sr6 aSVSees f-pro The mountains T+-t
10 sae effect mat sE3 greater 1pgas
were coming.
Numerous br46xes gre be3ng washed
1yt IN the northern colonies S"fn Ias
santa Pc AID rhs Sosuras-D FzcsEfe r.
poFF nan2erOGs p&sa9GIs &nS -rS-1
service IS Seta0rs1AZs6
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
SEws OF THE WEEK IN A CGS-
DENsED rOEM
wcsvsnu - Found Gu1ty-Dso-a Ii
Pine - C0aEEiraed OF AnSffier
Killed HEY Hu-nanb--Czsc NH
BE Apys-nlt-d 10 Supreme Court

DuI La Pine has been convicted %
-nsnsEEuEhzer IN the hrE1 degree 1Sl
-be shooting 2IE killing q her nus
a61Gd. .nseTn La Pine The Tragedy
OCCURRED un Feb & lasz at = reSoT1
I conducted II -h- couple Al LAKE HE
MAJ Lax GuuE-y-
This vEE The frs murder tina BE
-h- tistpry Of LAKE CGEuTF- E@d JOY
this REASON q attracted q great o@A-
u EzzeI1lIE, -re cEur -pcn Ii AL
Times during The Z-EEA being I+AGhsS
WIKI L dense IaEss 81 h~Eu4AHAIe III
-u-zs VII te 1naas IL secure 4 new
-raE8 ru- he Descendant and 4 these
IAN Ii eutsE1 Will ne taken 10 the
s=EIs supreme cpErl
The dramatic st=A-uTe 81 The tT2Gi
rEs rhe a~pE.eE-szar+ on the witness
sand u ds5euaAuJ IN her "Wn
p-aEct 4c-n-aazs ID her IeE
str- whLe Z ppu- --~vaII gTL mad
bowed IL Pine 1u- V-l=efy DUT too We'd
ENG MAD bean dragged 10 The c@pIAs
II degradation by HIu She TESTIFIED
--.E- szlT X - EtE-s II age and I Ha-
IN u Germany Sne wEs nETs-1 81
bar -sE-euLx wA9=r : months tla- ahG
E11s re- Z E-iiE UGs semi l" her
tr-u-ee-- WHO reside ~ New 10TH
C3-y.
So -es-5Hea rAs- nn me r-@-iEaE -
tie Eg-3r36e La PIE E--acked he7 in
her room &c had at-- Prus--EiF an 2
cgsrEa VITA has E1-t ul hsr chest one
choking her and With p other
hez-E-x -a- zaaa- 49, -eG@ - -1IE
@4- r@ chances - think 81 Z re
yogyer which VS. ura6e- = e"-sh-
Securing the pc-7. l~cco-11Is 10 n%r
s.yry. she sre1 1E5e= La Pine aTESe
and picking gp : TER bottle was
about TO strike her WIKI i when she
fired the third shot With the WORDS
you have shot De" La Pine
ceased his attempts 70 tn&Ur~ her, stag
gered TO the dGso= 81 the ano out
into the dance halt. where ne fell dead
on the floor
The La Pines were thrifty and had
accumulated q considerable property
during their residence In Lake Count
Their property consulted Of the GUS
at Lake Herman, d fine residence at
Madlsou valued at $4,000, which they
rented: a. half section Of Lake County
farm land valued at $4,000 and a
snug sum of money in bank n
lowest estimates placed their wealth
at 1906 at the time Of the tragedy
La Pine was a booze
fighter" and was. in an intoxicated
condition practically all Of the time
At the time of the tragedy he was
practically q physical wreck.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
YEgstcrTsD ~ krIsDs.
<1nzcfals u American Ss5s1sd iD JHske,
Tells Of Onfraxes.

NIQh1Aks u At3kGff-Sb >sJSSH rs MN
Tells Of Onfraxss.
Boston. Mass. a complaint from
fthe officials 81 fbs american seSi0Di at
Ysa. EASTERN Turkey. axaifJ the
treatment by Turkish officials aad the
Kurds has been received NY the Amer
ican board ~ commissioners Tor for
ASfgn missions,
the school officials state that not
.N5tbstandtDg the o1tsnsitIe friendship
~ . governor general. a. man Of u,-
snsusl strength, ting schoDi 4 been
tDJHpd<red and burned BY the Kurds
IN thS provence " Turkish officials u
tsgidfsrs. Fruit trees have been cut
tdoEH, and bYeadstuffs purchased by
sAsner1caH missionaries for Sle kmeri-
can 0rphsnaxe have been held by the
turkish government o sor than
tour months, BY he withholding Of
the breadstuffs and the Intimidation
and imprisonment ~ the men sent TO
snarohesA these tie eGs.. has been in
creased ut least ~ per cent. In addi-
zion 4 herd Of live stock belonging TO
lie 0rphanage. valued at 1880, and
upon which sheeehiidfes, were depend
mi, hiss been carried of ny the Kurds.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
DISASTROUS -
Tseus3-Gse 20 Thirty Per-1n~ hntN1
IN Collision ia GDaor@ao.

Desyer- Ia 4 binding Storm
which ra&Se H. Also 5rap9sszoAs for Ens
t-ralnzlen 20 see aheadr two trains
e0lsldsd head on al a pg30t midway
Portland and AdGhe. twenty
nye miles west Of Pueblo, IL 2lZ#
Gfe4ock Fr5day morning.
Imuge6latesy following the collision
several Of The wrecked cars D1rES BnF0
flames and were consumed, d nUrnbef
Of p-assengers being burned 70 death.
More than thirty Others were injured.
but OF these ~ is not Thought any FYer@
fatally hurt
The cause Of the wreck ~ attributed
10 the failure of an empsoye Of the
road 10 deliver an order which hang
ed the meeting place Of b two trains
Both trains were running at ihe
usuaI speed, the deep snow and high
wind making 1t necessary 10 exercise
exceptional care. suddenly hotf
headlights flashed out from the dark
ness and X Was realized for The hfs'
time thai something war wrong
The dead number about 20 10 80 afld
the injured about 30.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
RUSH FOR STANLEY COUNTY
MANY at Pierre Waiting for safe
Crossing of River

Pierre is crowded with hornesteade-s
Of Stanley County lands, who have
come in with their families. household
goods and teams TO begin settlement
on their lands For the past TWO
weeks tbs ice on the river has been
in such condition that crossing by any
but footrnen has been dangerous. and
there are now d large number Of peo-
pie finding temporary quarters Tor
their families and supplies until they
can be boated across the stream. The
snow and cold Of the past few days
have delayed the going out Of the ice.
but have Q stifened ii up enough
to allow crossing of loads. a Few Ven
turesome one are pulling their
wagons across by hand and leading
their horses. but il is dangerous.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
.s.STAIs GIRLS STORY.
Russian Officers Must Answer TO
Cruelty 10 Prisoner

Russian Officers Must Answer for
Cruelty 10 Prisoner
st. Petersburg: The pr~ocurator of
Tambon has Investigated the case Of
Mile. Spiridonoyo, the ~17-year-old girl
who shot ~. Lu~zzenoffsky. chief of the
secret police OF Tamboff, and who. 1t
has been alleged, was treated in pris-
on with extreme cruelty. The procur-
ator reported that he found the allega-
tions of cruelty to be correct, but the
minister or war has asked the minister
OF Justice 10 take no action until the
military authorities can make a sepa.
rate investigation. The case Of Mile
spirid"ruvo IL attracting great atten-
ton und the papers are filled with let.
tiers from people of all classes de-
inandiug the prosecution of the giri'a
~porsecutors.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

Shook Hall and A. Reder. of Stur-
gis. have received a pair of ~full-blo0d
Irish bIOodhounds, which they VIII
take out to their ranch to deal with
the pesky wolf. AS wolf hunters these
hounds are said to have no equal.
and in combat an American wolf
stands no show at all. Hall and Re
der already have two ~staghounds, and.
with the addition of the new lot Of
Irish blood. the days of the gray wolf
Will soon be numbered in that part OF
the country.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

Two Waupaca. Wis. men are IN 40
erdeen preparing to put in a Whoie-
sale potato shipping house. Ihey are
engaged in that business at "aupach
and plan to grow a large acreage of
notatoes and to also buy the tubers
for hfpnlen to other markets. They
plan to erect a large warehouse and go
into the business on a large scale.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
BIG FIRE AT URG
Etaxe in Benevolent Hall Biock
Causes Heavy Loss

4 building known a.
Hail block 30 hy So. two stories and
a basement vas destrcye Sd eE FIRE al
Sru-Eis- IL was : hard fire 70 Aght on
account Of the inteuse smoke Several
fsreaen narrowly escaped being burn
ID The building MAS valued at $l@.-
bbt: insurance. $4,000. The low.
1l.ers were occupied by the L'uiS
-Cerlis Clothing Company. which mad
= $4,000 stock and $4,000 insur-
arce All was greatly damaged by
water
Ten lodges occupied the second
aoU-. all Of which suffered loss \
bowling alley in the basement valued
a. $4,000 was partially insured
The fire J. thought to have started
IN the basement The c2GSt i hIi
KNOWN.
The building was owned by h Ma
Sons. ODD Fellows and Workmen-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

Va AAS
The March number of Charities and
the Commons organ of the publication
committee of the natinal conference of
charities and corrections. throws a pow
erful searchlight upon the work of Con-
gress as a local governing body for the
District of Columbia. For ten months
past the agents of this committee have
been gathering frst-hand data of the
deplorable conditions prevailing there.
An appeal is made by such ~well-known
men as Edward T. Devine, Jacob a. Riis,
Graham Taylor. Robert W. De Forest
and S. w. Woodward to members Of Con
yress to give ear to reforms urgently
needed. The investigation brings to light
the fact that there is no compulsory
school attendance and hat 10000 last
yeay were not in the schools. There are no
laws against children's work no special
Juvenile court; no all-the-year play
grounds. and no adequate housing laws.
but Stun conditions as bad as those OF
Chicago and New York. Notwithstanding
that in 1900 there We're 1000 children
under Is at work in the district. a child
labor law was defeated in Congress last
year. Ben B. Lindsie of the Denver
children's court says in a signed editorial
that in proportion to W~ashington's popu-
lation there are more than twice as many
so-called thieves among the minors than
adults. From this -he argues the need of
a juvenile court. The people back of
this movement wish it understood that
they are not merely criticising officials.
but that their purpose is to cooperate
with existing agencies at the capital.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
p,,c,x Hills plant Burns.

The Ogden mill chemical reduction
plant for gold ores burned TO the
ground at Deadwood early Tuesday
morning. 1t had just completed the
first test run with satisfactory re-
s,,lts Ores were tested by a new
method with cyanide, other chemicals
and electricity. Loss. $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
THE CHRIS SVEN MYSTERY
Chicago D~fee1iEe Completes sorh
ON fkse Case

A sioux Fails special says EDWARD
J RsrE-ETe. the ChfcagO dstsrIFe
who for q week o. more MS IN Ie
rt-v working ON the czSe Of Christ
Sven & farmer who o4saPpeE1+d IN
-nls CITY several weeks az and "bo
was suPpnsed TO have ba-sD murdered
nsr completed has wGrK AND d~@TarIed
f,~- chicago zrSra ms grEe
hard On -h@ cas- but exactly %AA-
We aaee~rained 10y hira viii moi be
known for some days He GLo Dol
make Z report direct to Il county
ro-wissInDer. a. was expected by
some wogsd be The cRse. hui Will make
mis- report to the head ii the detective
agency by which he Is employed anu
il wfI IL turn be forwarded by thst
uHcigl 10 The county commissioners II
tins city.
Cn-I The report is received opinion
win o. divided as 10 the fate 81 SN+h-
with many believing thai ne MAS NOT
murdered. but left the county for
REASONS best known to himself
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
"a Cancel CIR Rntc-

Minneapolis. MINI: At a meeting
of freight officials of western roads
called FOR the purpose of adjusting the
grain frtag from Minnesota, Iowa and
south .i}aitota points to the Atlantic
seabcard. an agreement was reached
wiaerchv the rcnds that put in the
through rate OF 2053 cents will cancel
the tarlfG April ! The rate OF 22h
celSt8 MA continue
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
Delay ne AIgccIrns.

AIgeciras; Postponemcpt ~ tifc
,pIenary conference ON Morpceasl res
forms until March 20 arou2a5 afiopf;
the delegates hopes that Germany
and France meantime WI reach q
basis of accord. The gym ptoms ef
agreement were favorable Fri
day, when the representatives Of ncts-
trail nations theoretically endeayorcl
to influence mutual concession.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

In accordance with the filing of the
motion for a new trial, sentence in the
ease was suspended and Mrs LaPine.
after furnishing a bond in the sum OF
$4,000 has been given her liberty pend
ing the outcome of the attempt on the
part Of her attorneys to secure a new
trial Attorneys for Mrs. LaPine pledg-
ed Judge Jones hat the woman would
not ersonaI resume business at Lake
Herman. -. a..
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
Enngllng EXECUTION.

Mins.t, Russia: The execution FRI
day OF Ivan koukilofs. who attempted
10 asHaRsinate Cen Kourloff, was a
horrible nffaiT. He WIS hanged at the
gate OF the prison In the presence OF
q rafsstF crowd. bat the moose was so
badly atljusted thai Koukiloff suffered
ugonies Ter ten minutes
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
Vast ARMY or ..Rclatives."

Judging from the many letters re-
ceived by various county officials. Lois
Lundstrom, Ne Yanktor County pio-
neer 20 dina recently in the state
insane asylum, leaving an estate |
ued at $1,000, had a numbe of heirs
in this country despite the fact that he
was left alone in his old age and mis-
cry. The letters claiming relationship
with him come from almost every
state in the union. 70
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
Bank Cashier Accused.

HazeItoD. Pa: r. Il. Everett, cash
Ter Of the First National Bank, OF
Freeiand, was arrested here Friday
might on the charge OF embezziinS
10000 from the institution. William
Beckiey. a lawyer, Of Bloomsbury. was
also arrested on the charge of con-
spfracy. The bnnk was closed Mt .
O'Clock Friday afternoon, and, accord
ing to President Oswald. VIII moi he
reopened,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
Gas plant Explodcs.

The acesyiena gas plant in McStshs
saloon at Hill City blew up, completely
wrccking the building. The ruins
caught fire and burned to the ground.
G. Van woehrman, editor of the Harm
ey Peak News. was seriously injured:
others escaped.