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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-08
Spee Harf Seoti;en.

= SimOu Furis BON 5ilmOre 9lue.
nue purbe Samitas in Der Briggs
3ede, als er einen Sarren nit Soblen
beluo, pou einem Oedenfatl 9etrOffen
unb setObtst.
= Sn ibrer 0obnuns an 0failrOuo
9lpenue ueritarb am WtOnta9 Srau
Gonrao Dteinier i'm 2llter BON 40 Sab.
rem. Die SeiiesunS erfOl9te OienitaS
gu gBeit 2euOr.
= Srau u. &siBenflub erbielt ant
Sonntus cine iebr iturfe Griaiitteruns,
ais iie an Der @de BON 2u;erne StraBe
uub 3ebntsr 9luenue einen berabbdnsen'
ben slettriI6 beluoensn DRAFT beriibrts.
- Der Yeriu9 puroe friib Wonta9
DiOrsen semudt, in ben gB. 6. Duuis
9aSsu an Sib Wtaiu alusnue einjuoriu.
gen, bod mar bic Ebiire 10 ieit Der.
idtOiien, SaB Die Serle ibr SOrbaben
uuf9ubsn, ebe lie gsute ma6teu.
- Sn Der Briggs 3ede puroe am
WtOutas Der polniide 1reibertnube
Wtidasl Sbiean, als or swei Sarreu
lOstOppslts, Swiiden OenIelbsn ssfanssu
unb erbielt ben slrm sebrodsn, aud be-
iiir6tet man innsrlide Serlesunsen.
= Mi6asl 8leuiat, elm 13idbrissr
Snabe pom Gmmst StraBs, purSs
MOntas Oiudmitts babel erpiidt, uls
er I'M .. & 8. SOfe ben 8sridlub
zines @iiterwasens erbra6, Der Nepfel
entbielt. Seiue Wiutter CAB fir iein
@ri6einen ipdter $500 Siirsibait.
- Der 6sueralarm am 6reitas Wfor.
gen wurbe our6 eineu Srnno in Der
Sames Deciccu gSObnuns un SadiOn
StraBe uerurlaft, mo elm Spisenuor'
bang sesen cine Numpe seUebt Uuroe.
Der auSeri4tete S6aOeu lit Ssrins.
= @tssn 9sbsrleiSen, @eritopfuns,
unreiuss Blut, i6wu6en Wtusen. unO
llnuerOuulifteit iiub Or. glu'
quit SOuis's Samburser 9rOpfsn Elm
wObl betanntes Wiittsl; in Der Ebut,
penn ir9eno eiues unierer Srsune nidt
in elmer 9uten Scrfaiiuug lit, iollten mir
oieies Wiittel sebrau6en.
- Sin etwu 800 Riunb idweres STAT
fiel am Samitas bsm Sobn Oeuers Don
3ebnter Strabs. eiuem 6ra9tnnseitellter
Der Safuwunna @iienbabn, uuf baa
Sanoselent unO ;erbriidte Oafelbe ir
bOs. ouB man 3uerit 9lmputution ale
nOtbi9 betru6tete, bod ipdter bate man
SOiinuns, ibm bic 9uno gu retten.
- SbOmus Coleman uou Spbe Bart
Sluenue uno Shla9er Souleuaro, Gin
betunnter Vudapauna Wiai6insnlsitsr,
wurOe Sreitus 9lbenO i'm SOfs Der @om.
panic uOn elmer SofOmotiue setroiisn
uHo ent9ins isbr fnupp oem IOoe. Sin
9bsll Der Wtaidins fubr iiber ibn, sbs
iie unsebalten nerOsn fonnte unb er
wuroe bOs ieridunOen, erbielt uud bas
redte Sdulterblatt sebro4en uub per.
remit. 98dre Die sun;e Maidiue iibsr
ibn sefabren, 10 bdtte er unjweifsIbuft
tOotli6e gsrlssunsen erbulten.
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(9lr6balo GorreiponbcnS.)

= Der in Der Wtaruine 3sfe an.
eeitellts g8illiam Sllenbeit ppm DIP
pbant wurOe seitern 0ia6mittas BON
einem bur6sesunsensn Sarrsn getrOfien
unO setObtet. Gr binterldBt cine g8ittws
uno Srei Sinber.
- Dem 0tuiien 6rant gOOscupiib
uon 8riceburs purOe am WiOnta9 i'm
SobniOn S6a6t burf cine Opnamit.
erplOiiOn Der Ropf, Elm Ssin unO slrm
in idlimmer 98eiie Serfleiibt. Wtan
bruats ibu sur 8ebauoluus nu6 oem
Stuut SOipitul.
= Der 9OlSbdnbIer 3tupmuuo 0fa'
naro BON Dupont wuroe OOnueritas
nube DifiOn Gitp aui ben .. & 8. Sc
teiien uon elmer @abuie setrOffen, ent'
fam ubsr nit einem sebro6eneu linfen
9lrm. Spdter ersab es iid, baB
Jtauuro's Yerlesun9en sefabrlider
0tutur waren uno er erla9 oenlelben
6reitus WiOr9su i'm Scranton Yriuat
9oipital, -~-r-'-'-,-
- Wtiduel O;wOs pom Wtupfielo,
Der isinsr SOitbsrrin eiuen Sdabernad
seipislt batte. wuroe pom oieier oann
ider;enb SurSsite gcidOben uno prallte
9esen einen SSaih,uber, nobel er fid)
orei Rippeu brad. @r erlaubte nidt,
OaB elm slr,t i'm bebanoelte uno Der
Mann itarb Samita9 Morsen. oa eint
9ippe pabri6einli9 Gin coles Organ
Our6bObrt bate.
(@arbonSale Gorreiponbenj.)
-6rau Gburles SOntas uOn Sant
Strubs. 50 Sabre alt, itarb 5reital
9IbsnO mad elmer turien Sruntbeit
sic wiro uOn Dem @atteu, 3wei GOh'
tern unS sinem Sobne iibsrlebt.
- Der 21 Sabre alte S8illiam
Wturpbp bon Garbcnbale periu6t(
seitern giu6mittus uuf einen 8abuju9
;u iprinsen. slitt ab unO oas rehtC
Sein wurbe ibm BON ben Tdoern iiber'
fahren. Sein 3uitanO lit elm 9eiabr-
li6er.
- 9ia6oem ibre 6jabrise 2odter
einem Suuien brennenOer 8ldtter am
WtOntag gu uube setreteu mar uno ibrG
StleiOer babel 6euer finsen, riB 5rau
Batrif Wtc9iultp pon Scott StraBt
Dem ainOe Die alsiSer pom SOrpsr unS
wuroe babel idaucerbuft an ben SdnOeu
uno slrmen uerbrauut, p1breno oas
Sinh 8ranOwunoen erbielt, bic alS
lebens9cfdbrlib betra6tet muroen,
SeiOe purOeu mad Dem 0iOtbial SO'
ipital SenOmmsn.
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0unmprc.

= Der friibere SleioerbdnOlsr 81
8. 9Orun, Der ihOn felt sinissr 3sit
trdnfelts. itarb am Samitas WtOrssr
in ieiner @obnun9 an WtabiiOn gluer
nue..
= Yatrid Crane uOn So1ls Strnbs,
Der Wtai6iusnlsiter in Der scranton
Dampfwaidsrei, uerfius iid DOnnsr'
flag Die linfS 9ano in elmer ROlle unt
Oieielbe putOe bOs ;erbriidt, bod wirS
9lmpntutiOn ui4t uOtbis ieiH.
= 6ruu @sorss @rsiner, 67 Sabre
alt, itarb Donnsritas slbsnb isbr plOe.
lid in Der 8Obuuus ibrer 9Odter,
6rau slbe Soldier pon 9berrD StraBe,
ais iis Oas 9lbsuOmubt bereitete. Gin
9eriihlas wiro ais Die Eooesuriuhs
betrahtet.
- Oas Borough pom Ouumore lei.
tete 6reitas Sc9en Orei friihere County
S6asmeilter - Oapio 9S. 4omell,
Gbarles .. S6aot unb ID. 8. Sellp-
Slussn Gin. sur 3uriiferitattuns Der
@OmmiiiiOu BON iiini PrOjent, pelbe
Die Seuunntsu wdbrsnO ibrem 9lmts.
tsrmiu au ben @etrduteli;eus @eloern
oes Borough abSosen. FOwsa ioa
81, ,157. sc idulOen, S9uOt 81 ,243.OO
unS SellD 81 ,217.2O.
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Bon Ser SnSfeitc.

Sph w ShhINhANs
Die Sinsitnnoen Der Sdn9errunbe
Iino pon Wtittwo6 uui Oienitus slbeno
usrlsst porbsH.
0taurice Dussun, felt ben lesten
pier Sabren Der 9iiter pon Council
Part, bat rsiisnirt. Dussan wirS uls
DtaI6insnlsiter in ben Semmsrer 9iisn'
nerfen eintreten.
Di6ter Hau6, Der aus benz Sauie
Der 6ruu Breiier on SifOrp StraBe
fam, uerunlaBte ssitern slbeno 9 llbr
sinen 6eueralarm, bod wareu feline
6lammen Su entbedeu.
Ratrid @oDne pou @ebar sluenue, Elm
Yormann in Der National 3ehe, trat
Wiontas in sineu Saufeu beige slide
unS srbislt oas re6te Sein bis gum
Snie b0s uerbrannt.
Der gole SOiepb Strabinsfi BON
Maple StraBe, Der in Der uOrbsr9ebrns
ben 9iadt in Der Dodge 3ede Ourd
einen Dsdsniall b0S perfect wuroe,
itarb Donneritas WtOrsen i'm WtOiss
GaDlor SOipitat.
Das MtOnta9 9lbeno In Der @ermunia
Sa1e ubsebuItene Gou5ert Oes Suu9cr
Wtdunsr6Or seitultete ii6 Su einsm
Out6i6tusenoen @rfOls, oenn Die 0uue
mar bis aui ben lesten Sis beiest unO
elm brilliautes 4rOSram selauSts sur
guffiibruus.
Wturp. bic 6idbri9e 2o6ter Der Sruu
Wfaoben BON Ssis StruBe, ent;iinOsts
ii6 SamitaS Die aleioer, als fie nit
6eusr ipislte nS wuroe ,iemli6 bOs
uerbrannt, sbe mebrere Wtdnner bic
6lammeu selOidt butteu. Das SinO
wirO i'm Staut 9oipital bsbanoelt.
@roBe sIuirssuns wurbe Samitus
giabt uuf oisier Ssits usruria6t, ole
ss seriidtweiie uerluutsts, on Bird
Strass isi elm Wtaun erworbet wOroen.
Die Srei Soipital glmbulanSen wnrben
requirirt uno bunoerte BON Eerionen
liefen ibuen na6. aber Elm WtOrO fonnte
uidt feit9eitellt weroen.
9lm Samitag wurbe sefunosn, ouB
bic srOben eiisrneu SOblenfarreu nidt
unter ben r@butes" bss 9iational
BREEDERS lauien wurSsn uno Die Solss
lit, baB idmmtlide rGbutes" berauss
seriieu uno b6ber sebuut weroen miiis
len. Der BREEDER muBte oaber aubsr
Setrieb seiest werSeu. bis bic aenoer'
uug semu6t porocn lit. SOuit arbeitet
allies uOrSiisIi9 in Serbinouns nit Dem
BREEDER.
5ruu g8. o. Dus9au. Die 9lsentin
Der Sereinistsn SBObltbutsu, ma6te
Wtoutas Die @ntoeduuS, OaB in Der
@obuuns bss StauIsg PrstOsti BON
SOcuit Strube iduuberbafte 3uitdnOs
berri6tsn. Die Satin bsfunO iid uuf
ibrem TObtenbett unO iieben Sinosr,
ale inter Sabre ult. wureu balb psr'
bunsert, wabrenO Der Batter irgenowo
bsrumbummelts. Die Sruu wuroe osm
Stuat 6Oipital iibsrWisisn unO Swei Der
SiuOer nab bem ct. Yutrids g8aiisu.
beim unO iiiui nad bem 6inOIinshsim
senOmmen.
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SrsbeuelO aus Badger, Baib., i6rsibt
sinen intereiiuutsn Sriei. in Wsldsm CT
uisle Sale srw6bnt, mo 6orni'S Alpen,
trduter bemertcnspsrtbe Jteiultate er.
;islt bat. @r erSdbIt, Wis 5rau Sre.
OeuelO, ieiur Satin, eli Sabre lang
trnnf mar uuo iest Ourh ieinenGebraud
pieber seiuuO lit. Gr fiist hiuiu .9s
lit cine sOttgsie9usts WtsSijin." Sra
gen sic ni6t Den 2Ipotbeter nad
6orni's 2llpsntrduter. 9r fam ibu
nidt Iisfern. Wiau srbdtt ibn uon bsn
9isentbiimelu birett, ODER bur6 Spes
ciul'assnten. Wiau ubrsiiire on Or.
Better 5ubrnsp & Cons Co., 112-11s
90. SOpns 2lus., GbicusO, 81.
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Separtement.

Nir babsn ale bic pini6tnsprtbtu Sipl!
In esr 5triur, S6attiruus uup 6arbf. Gin
qaar ttr pitltn gtpsbt, psbt eitis Saiicn in
nsur 8prm tri6itnsn fnb, iino pduamas in
tinfattsn une htd Ycpitdtsn, frau,Piiitt GOrrs.
gruntIIas. pUplins. 9rtps, armuIts. ynmtits.
8tnsaints, GrtpsIas, Drnp rs glmas, e It,
arbdt @lalbas, Safftias, Srpaeelotbs, ysns'
iians, tbtnfals tins pcns einis pon erausr
cuttings in finfatsn 9btds uno plates, biz
ii5 tintr ltbr srpetu NaGfrass trfrsutu.
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- Wiit einsm Sstriebstapital 1T in
Diem yOrt Die 0isw Yort Duirp So.
Orsaniiirt wOrbeu.
= Die 9iuuO 6ubrit pOn SacOb
grOtbsrs in gisp gOrt purOs elm 8uub
Der 6lammsn. S6aSsn s250,OO
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SemOfratiider Sieg!
SaS ecfammte ecmpfratif6e Sidet
in 2aefamanna Sountp NIT bnbs
idtcn Wfebrbeiten eripdblt.
Ginc Stbtertisune Der Scdcs. e

1as Geiultut Der am 0ienita9 ab9s'
baltenen g8ahl mar Elm Ourhi6lcsenosr
Sie9 Der 0emOtraten in Sadananna
@ountn unS cine ueroiente 3uriids
meiiuns Der WtstbOoen Der republitani'
I6eu Mui6ine, Die ii6 bel Der 9tOmi'
nation pon Sanoioaten niht Inn Die
gSani6e Der @dblsr tiimmerte, ionSern
nur i6re sussrtsisnen in Sstra6t fOm.
men lisB, Disie aSubl belpies, wie
i6on irtibers. bub Vutatpahha eountg
cine srost Msbrsubl pom unitdnOiSsn
@dblern' bsiist, bic iia pisl 9efullsn
laiien, uber ;ulest bod beim enti6etoen'
ben Aussublif bepeiisu, OuB iis Ous
miatiirli6e QBaltsn Der Wiuidiue uno
bic SorruptiOn niht sutbeiBen.
Oas g8ettsr mar elm ibeales uno bic
Republituner saben iih Der 9oiiuun9
bin, oaB basislbe ibueu gum Siege uer'
bslisn whrOe, iubeu iid aber nm
Utittsrna6t iur6tbar in ibren 9oif'
nugeu gstdui6t, bonn Die eiutreffenoer
9ia6ri6tsu bsitdtisten matchmaker ct
nen Siss Der Demofraten unb ent'
mutbist muBten bic &spublitaner oieisr
sulest ielbit einseitebeu.
9as nene Seiss fir SperiOnli6'
Tssiitriruns erwies ii6 auSenideinlid
uls elm Grfols, bonn i'm Ger9leia ~
friberen 9abren sius al!es slatt ab
inSsm ss piele unitOBise Wtetboben ent'
iernte. Die gubl uerlief obuc weiter'
RubeitOrung.
Die uuteuitebsnOe Eabclle siebt einI
;iemlit Senaus lleberiidt Der fiir bi'
usri6ieSsusu SunOiOuteu ubsesebener
Stimmeu unb Die OifiSielle Stimmen'
;dbluas wtrb wubri6sinlih ni6t pie
llntsrihieo MAIDEN.
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ufpIm,idtsn Department II srSbr nt ftt
iratne sintr pcIbtratbsntsu Cation. gSn Nne
in timer ppIitipu um 9busn iu btlitn nit tlnsT
aub,ra.p5bnlidtn ausfsaups ppn prd6it9tn
G,tptben fur Straetn- uuh NtsubetbTau1.
gtpas ututs piTh ttetu 5aa in ftttm be.
ftGfiiattu Ssiesnlabtn tiuautibt = nntplaifs
= rtiht rSmiIht Sn,ifsn - ntut 6iaursn
GT,pss-g g6Itnu6 fir llsbupirft-aritnmt
gummst-,rfIuipt StuIs ju PpPuIdrtn pr'tisn,
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Sadsn uip. sOllts arGuifln unp Slau3
Gint lsbr IputtGs Yummn ~
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Sn SuIIstOn, Fu., babsu Die
9Inssitslltsn in ben 5abritsn Der
@satberlD Gar & 6OunOrD So, cine
SObnsrbObuus uOu Is Gents per Sag
erbatten.
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0aS 9ieiultat Der StaatsWabl mar,
sntgsssu Osm GOuutD, Gin Siss fir bic
Rspublitansr, osuu Der SouuernUrs'
tanNibat @Swin 9. Stuart unO Die
anbsren Sanbioatsn Der 6spublifunsr
parOsn nit Wtsbrbsitsu uOn 10000 bis
125, 900 srpGblt. Das ReiuItut i6sint
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-02
Accidental hanneninns.

Arthur Jones OF Stratford, Iowa,
had his left eye blown from his head
by the explosion of the exhaust pipe
of gasoline engine
Eighteen persons were killed and
probably half hundred injured in a
panic following the cry of fire" in
st. Paul"s colored Baptist church in
Philadelphia.
Parts of Huntsville, Ala, were
flooded by cloudburst. Many houses
were inundated, bridges washed away
and electric railway traffic stopped.
No loss of life is reported
The body of James Blynch has been
recovered at X shaft of the Newport
mine at Ironwood, Mich, after having
been buried under tons of ore and
rock for twenty-four days.
Five Italian miners employed at
the Sunnyside mine at Silverton,
Colo, lost their lives in an immense
snowslide. The mine machine shops
and several tram cars were swept
away.
Fire was discovered in the plant of
the Baltimore Chrome works in Balti-
more, and about third of the main
buildings Of the extensive plant were
destroyed. The loss Is estimated at
about 100000.
Two men were instantly killed, an
other is missing. believed to be under
the wreck and fourth fatally scald-
ed as the result Of head-on collision
on the Seaboard Air Line railway
near Nina, Ga.
Conductor r. G. Griffin was killed,
Brakeman p. ]. Hawkins was serious
ly injured, and Engineer Waterous
had his head badly cut in rear-end
collision on the Baltimore & Ohio
railway at Kent, Ohio.
A portion of the stables at the race
track north of Mason City, Iowa,
burned recently. Six horses were
destroyed. Qack Quinn, who had
charge of the Hitchcock stables, was
badly burned. LOSS, $4,000.
Two passenger trains on the North
ern Central railway were saved from
being wrecked near Harrisburg, Pa,
by Mary Mccall, aged sixteen years,
the daughter of a trackwalker. The
girl saw a huge boulder roll from the
mountain side onto the tracks and
taking q lantern she ran down the
tracks and stopped the Erie express
within q few yards of the obstruc-
tion. She then hurried In the other
direction and stopped the Erie Fast
Line Mail.
Frank Rodder's store at Living
atnn. Mont. was burned. The damage
is about $500. fully Insured.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-02
RESTORE ORDER IN CAUCASUS.
Rebels and Troops Engage in Several
Serious Encounters.

serious Encounters.
st. Petersburg, Jan. 5O-It is report
ed from Kuta1s, in trans Caucasia,
that serious encounters have taken
place there between the revolutionists
and the troops in which several of the
latter were killed. The arriyal4sse1.l
Gen. Alikahanoff with troopsN from
Tifis brought about the resto5fation of
ordr, the revolutionists taking flight.
At sotszi, on the Black SPA. eighty
Cossacks of the garrison, VIII y attempt
ed to dispense a gathering 1p the mar
ket place were routed by fhe revolu-
tionists and
Forced to FIeeE
to their barracks outside 4 the town,
where they were regularly besieged.
The insurgents brought up\an old can
non from the port and bonfbarded the
barracks for two days with such eff
feet that the Cossacks we're forced to
surrender.
The triumph of the Fevolutionists
was short lived, however, for tor
pedo boat destroyer arrived from Ba-
toum and the population at the first
threat of bombardment( fastened to
liverate the prisoners And to deliver
up their arms as we'll ais the funds Of
the city treasury, whifh had been
taken to the mountains.)
Quiet in Mancfura.
Count White yesterday received a
telegram from Gen. Lihevitch report
ing that all is quiet with the Man
churian armies. The e sneral also re-
ports that order prevails at Vladivos-
tok, where the mutinoue sailors have
been disarmed.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-02
RESUME OF THE NEWS
-ReEabZe- Brief
Foreign.

Foreign.
| T. B. Fresnney, who died in Lon.
| don recently, was among the judges
of cattle at the recent international
show at Chicago. His home was at
Lincolnshire.
The revolutionarie have entered
Quito, the capital of Ecuador. Vice
President BaqueriZo Moreno has as
sumed executive power and will ap-
point a new cabinet
The news of the appointment of
/! Luke T.. Wright, governor general of
the Philippines, to be the first Amer
lean ambassador to Japan has been
received at Toxic with general salts
faction.
The Brussels Patriotic says that the
mail car on the Ostend Herbesthall
train was burned in an accident. The
car contained the Indian mail and 81,
| 100000 worth of valuables, which
, were destroyed.
Col. Edward l.. Anderson OF Cincin-
natl is travelling in Europe, making
exhaustive reports to the war depart
meri on the methods of training cav
airy horses, the instruction of caval-
rymen in riding, etc.
Joseph Patrick Nanneti, member of
parliament In the Irish Nationalists
interest for the College division of
Dublin, and chief compositor of the
Freeman's Journal, has been elected
lord mayor of Dublin.
There are persistent rumors in
court circles in London that the king s
health causes much anxiety, and the
fact that he was in consultation with
three physicians Friday lends an ON
nous color to the reports.
A committee of prominent Belgians
seeking the release of Edward Joris,
the Belgian condemned to death by a
native court at Constantinople, has
decided to send a petition to Miss
Alice Roosevelt, asking her to inter
est the president in the hope that he
would personally intervene in behalf
of Joris.
Serious trouble threatens to break
as result of the viceroy's scheme
of taxation in order to raise revenue
for the construction of the Canton-
Hanlow railway The merchants
guilds are determined on a retalia-
tory stroke and the viceroy threatens
the leaders with decapitation. The
summoned from Shanghai.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-02
OtherWISe.

AHuTeW Carnegie mas donated S3,-
900 to tie NJ E. church at Charlton,
Iowa, to install a pipe organ.
Rhinelander Waldo has been ab-
pointed first deputy police commits
sioner of New York city under Gen.
Theodore A. Bingham.
q. D. Gartner & Co., stock brokers
and members of the Pittsburg stock
exchange, have made an assignment.
The liabilities will exceed 100000.
A good roads meeting has been
called for Feb. and by Gov Cum
minis of Iowa, and every board of SUI
pervisors of every county of Iowa will
be urged to attend.
Thirty-six million tons is the esti-
mate of j. G. Gilchrist, the well-known
vessel owner, of Cleveland, of the iron
movement from the Lake Superior re-
gion for the year 1906.
Over 100 students have left '--alla-
dega college at Talledega, Ala, be-
cause a Southern white man, l.. o.
of the college farm. The students
demand his discharge.
Commerce of the Portage lake
canals, the great waterway through
Keweenaw point, near its base, Lake
Superior, amounted to 2,413,445
freight tons of total value of $751;
800, 500 in 1905, as compared with g.
295,922 tons of value o f$59,O0S, 94S
in 1904.
Protestant Episcopal bishops of In
diana, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin and
Michigan are meeting in indianapolis
to discuss means for closer operation.
Among those present are Bishops
Grafton and Weller of Fond du Lac,
Williams of Marquette, White of
Michigan City and Anderson of Chi.
cago. and Coadjutor Bishop-elect Nc.
Cormick of Western Michigan
John Frost, farmer residing east
of Council Bluffs, Iowa, has suffered
loss of $4,000 through a disease
which has killed 500 head of hogs and
several COWS. Frost believes the dis
ease is different from the swine
plague, as the latter is not communi.
cable to cattle. The disease that kill
ed the cattle is said to have exhibited
the same symptoms as that which car
ried of the swine, but in modified
form.
A bill to legalize the killing of suf-
ferers from intense pain has been in.
troduced in the Ohio house by Rep.
resentative Hunt. The bill is the work
of Miss Anne S. Hall of Cincinnati. Its
object is to legalize suicide at ones
own hand or at the hands of physi-
clan when person is suffering un.
bearably from pain or Ill health.
In dismantling the Elf Albemarle
mill in the Jemoz mountains, north of
Albuquerque, N. NJ, Morris Bros. dis
covered hidden under the foundation
solid gold brick supposed to be
worth about 100000. It is supposed
to have been stolen and hidden there
by some former employee Of the mill
when the latter was in operation ten
years ago.
The American Breeders association
concluded a three days session at
Lincoln. Neb. Secretary Of Agricul.
ture Wilson was again elected pres.
ident. w. M. Hayes. Washington. was
elected secretary.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-02
From the Capjtal.

Senators Platt and Depew we're in
their seats in the senate last week
their first appearance there for some
time. Both were given a warm well
come and were heartily congratulated
On their return.
China's imperial commission sent to
The United States to study American
conditions, social, educational and in
lustrial, was received formally at the
White house. The commissioners pre-
sented to the president an autograph
etter from the emperor of China.
An eighty-fve-foot elevation lock
canal is regarded by Chief Engineer
Stevens as the best type to be adopt
ed by the waterway across the 18TH
mus of Panama. He has completed
The explanation Of his views before
he senate committee on interoceanic
canals.
The closest friends of President
Roosevelt know that Mr.. Roosevelt
will not be candidate for third
term. They know that his mind is ir-
revokably made up on this subject
Not only will he not again be candi-
late for the presidential nomination,
out he will not accept the nomination
t it is offered to him.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-02
Crimes.

Because she was unhappy OH her
wedding day, Jennie Graham of Phil
adelphia drank laudanum in an at
tempt to end her life She is in the
hospital in a serious condition
chalice containing the blessed
sacrament was stolen from ST. Pat
rick's church at Clinton, Iowa, by
thieves who were provided with key
to the front door of the edifice.
Judge Hunt of Helena, Mont, fined
II. Fl. Case 500 upon his plea of
guilty to cutting timber upon the pub
lie domain. He was indicted by the
recent United States grand jury.
Jack O'Hearn, Roy Nelson, Leo An
gus and Joe Warren are under ar
rest at Omaha, and the last three
have confessed to participation in the
murder of Nels Lautsen and the rob
berry of his saloon.
Jay ]. Miller, a livestock man, was
acquitted by a jury in the criminal
court at Kansas City of the charge Of
giving false testimony before the
grand jury which was investigating
alleged weighing frauds at the Kan
sas City stock yards
County Attorney James Healy Of
Butte, representing the state of Mon
tana, will begin suits against the
Swift Armour, and the Hammond
packing interests to recover 5000
alleged to be due as license money
for the Snle Of Olenmargarine hutter-
Inc and imitation cheese.
Libbie Caldwell is at the city hos
pital in ST. Louis. being nursed back
to life after her eighth attempt at
suicide. When eleven she became mo-
rose over reading story and swal-
lowed arsenic. She recovered. Since
then she has tried morphine, carbolic
acid, choral, strychnine, gas and
jumping off high cliff.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-02

Prof. Wilder Of Cornell takes the
trouble to write TO the papers to say
that the baboon and the gorilla should
not be c0nfounded. We pass this
along tor the benefit Of the excited
orators II tic next = hsstsdi political
campaign.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-02

A Chicago woman who kept a
boarding house claims she was drug
ged and married against her will by
the star boarder. Some men will do
anything to escape the necessity Of
working for their living.