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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
BIGAMrsT GOES TO PRISON.
Second Wife OF South Dakotan Was
Only II Years Old.

Second Wife OF South Dakotan Was
Only IL Years Old.
Among the latest prisoners to be
lodged in the Sioux Falls peniten-
tiary are Francis Hines and Charles
Holland.
Both men pleaded guilty. the
former to the theft of property from
the roundhouse of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and ST. Paul Railroad COM
pany at Madison, and the latter to
bigamy.
Holland is over 80 years Of age. He
was recently captured at Deer River.
Mimi. where he fed when he learned
that q warrant had ben issued In Lake
county for his arrest on the charge
Of bigamy While he had wife, from
whom he had not secured divorce.
he married a young girl named
Heath, living In Lake county. The
girl was only II years of age at the
time.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

phYip Iippert. Of Hastings. was
accidentally shot In the right arm late
Sunday afternoon while out hunting.
Almost the entire charge from shot
run penetrated his arm about three
inches below the arm pit. Much OF
the flesh was torn away and an ugly
wound inflicted, but as the bone was
not broken II II thought that afnpu-
tation will not be necessary.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
voLrvA PLANS NEW ZION.


says He WIN Have the Greatest Re
Ilgious Colony In the World.
wilbur Glenn voliYa. successor 70
John Alexander Dowie AZ head o. the
Christian Catholic church. outlined e
! company Of his followers in Keno
m. III. Sunday night plans for the
erection Of ! new Zion. which he said
would make the greatest RELIGIOUS col
ony III tho world.
my policies will be as different
from those OF John Alexander Dowie. :
Ne said. '.as day u different from
night The frst command to be OBJ
served ia the new city win be abso-
Lutte freedom from debt. Neither Zion
nor : man fl Zion shall owe : cent. II
\ planned 70 establish colonies where
me homeless and the friendless shall
be cared Tor. / shall have tract Of
thousands of acres Of land to which
mail BE able 60 invite the homeless
a. me world and ask them 70 take
twenty-acre tracts and earn an honest
living. II WIS be my plan 20 build
factories for the working men and 30
down and work with them. shall do
away with thearisfocratIc circle that
has grown ~ IN zion and al shall be
81 equal standing"
yeIlva declared that he had no use
Tor orthodox churches.
III the churches Of the day he
said. represent the modern religion,
1 win taxa the platform - m infidel
and smash them.s
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

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Nrsssasas aAa atss Nssssss;ss ~
rt~e a wAsAsn*sesa sssAess askAI
fresS siAe ixnes. "a. whvnh meg wsnl
Nstnesaay ia*t accompanied " sar'
xsen General Rixey ara Private see.
resary Iassa. The party cNas n ths
zrsciai ear ss,xnss ever tae southern
railway me president and hirs'
Roosevelt we're driven direct to the
White House.
The presidents entire time while 81
Pine Knot was spent hunting Wild tur-
keys. re had never shot one. al
though he had often hunted them. His
companions were DR., Rixey and ]. G
Bishop. q local celebrity. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday morning the
start was made At O'clock and the
hunt kept up all day. 1t was not until
late saturday afternoon. however.
that the president accomplished his
desire He shot wild turkey, the on
Il one shot during the three days OF
hunting. The president returned TO
washington feeling much invigorated
from his outing and decidedly pleased
that he had added one more laurel to
his hunting record.
Mrs. Roosevelt took several horse
back rides. and as the weather
was ideal the outing was
q decided success.
Active preparations for the presi-
isnt's Panama trip will be in progress
L the White House.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
lnwsHs AAuass sasInss,
Senaa Issas~e nsasa~A ue pesssh -
feans Near raaas'a

SennR sasnsNs nsa&ss,A Ne psskh -
feans Near Gaaassss
EawarM sfaaslea. nfeWansas
xnaaT farmer IN Asahiand Township.
Twelve mites south ef Canton, naes
with = harrthle death Tuesday after
noen He was blowing slaehls with
walking pillow and had the lines
around his waist when enc o. the
whippletrees broke and the team rem
away. dragging Mr., Haugen over the
pillow and perhaps under II. Al plow
and team tore over the ground before
the tugs parted. The team ran TO the
house and search was made for the
driver, who was found with his neck
broken and the scalp almost severed
from his head, Haivor orstad, q
neighbor. teiephoned for DIR. Brastad.
of Canton. who was soon with the dy-
Ing man. but all efforts to prolong life
proved futile. Mr. Hangen died at
midnight. He was SO years old. A
father. two brothers and two sisters
survive him.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

Immkexn1son Connmisuioner Defends
Souflscrn Employers.
David Robinson. Or New York. fsn~
migration commissioner fer the south
en- states. made public sunday night
: Ietter whfeh he aid he had sent 70
President Roosevelt. asking the presi-
dent - fnstruc, me department Of JuB-
fies % seek III New York evidence In
connection with the charges Of peon-
- reSenfiy made against southern
ecrnpenfes
II his communication Afr. Robinson
aeys hs can prove false testimony Tiv-
a before i grand jury 81 Atlanta, Ga,
concernInx German employees who
wsre enszxed in New York CITY for
work In The south. He reritee diflicui%
10 encountered III securing compe-
fent hsip among the IMMIGRANTS land
~ there. nnd says that agents Of
southern frms are constantly imposed
~ ~ men who neither care to work.
nor ID add d the community 70 which
th1y are nent. but who. on making
frivolous charges are given hearing
~ o11cAnls, who fail 70 investigate
heth 6tdss " the case. The result
- seyn y injurious 10 the cause q
laher Al ths south.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
REnEI4s CAPTURE POWDER.

Successful Raid Made ON d Russian
StoFchense.
A successful and daring ruse % be-
come possesved or high explosives and
gun powder was carried through We'd
nesday ut st. Petersburg. Six revo-
iutionists. disguised as sergeant and
fiye privates. drove up 10 the govern
ment powder stores at okhta and pre-
scented formal order for SIS pounds
az pyroxylin and $50 pounds Of
smoksless powder. The material was
delivered.
At tho time this happened the pow
der stores were guarded by a regi-
ment Of infantry.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
CHURCH AT ARTEsIAN.

preparations Complete for Erection OF
New Church Building.
Preparations have been Acompleted
for the erection OF new Congrega-
tional church at point about one
mile east OF the site of what waa
known as the Glenview church near
Artesian. which was destroyed by q
tornado about a year ago. Work on
the new church will commence at
once. About $1,000 already has been
subscribed to fund for the erection
of the building. The members of
the congregation are determined that
when the church is completed and
dedicated it will be free from indebt-
edness
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

The parties In Sioux Falls connected
with tho proposed electric line TO con-
meet Sioux Fails with Sioux City have
little 10 say. II III known that deie-
CATION from Sioux Falls went 10 Sioux
City recently and made arrangements
whereby the new line will 40 intn
Sioux City over the iine OF the Sioux
city Traction company.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
4 FIRE on a RIG LINER.

Serious blaze on white Star Steamer
Baltic.
A serious fire broke out Thursday
On the white star line steamer Baltic
at Liverpool
The blaze was among the cotton.
which formed part Of her cargo. A
Iarss number Of firemen fought the
flames.
The IRE. after : hard nght was rot
under control.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
Columbus People EnthusIastic

Columbus people are quite enthusi-
astic over the fact that the Union
Pacific railroad in contemplating put
ting On another train. to leave Omaha
about midnight. for II will give the
people Of this city an opportunity to
do lot OF business, attend the thea
tiers. enjoy all the good things in the
evening and get home before morn
ing. 70 be ready for business the next
day and all In twenty-four hours.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
Leopold Arrested.

Leonard Leopold wanted in chica@
II Ia eanneesson with the murder If
Mrs. Leslie. tsla actress. arrived IN
wau.au. wis. Friday and has made
! conaplete confession u HIS share 10
sfr murder.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

The wconsockes News. Sanborn
county's leading newspaper. has been
sold BY its owner. George w. Kelley.
70 h. u. Dowcli. Of Artesian. Mr..
Dowefi viii make the woonsocket
plant central once for his three pa
psrs. He owns papers both at Arte-
sian and I1etcher.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
OLD PRosPECToR DEAD.
In Fit OF Dependency He Takes o.
Overdose OF Morphine.

III u TIT Oh DtsVUnuEfICy IIE IuktS uH
Overdose OF Morphine.
A Keystone special says: For the
second time in the past six months. an
old timer and prospector OF this Sec
tton has died by his own hand. The
second victim was James Scott, we'll
known as "Jim" Scott throughout the
southern Hills.
He had been In Keystone for num-
Der OF days, having deal on con-
corning some mining ground in which
he was interested. but went down to
Hayward and In fit OF dependency
ended his life by taking q large dose
OF morphine. Assistance came too
late. He had been resident of the
Hills for the past twenty-five years.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
FUGITIVE CAPTURED.
After q Search OF Two Years John
Riddle IA Arrested.

Sheriff Garner, OF Bon Homme
county. after a search extending over
a period Of about two years. has suc-
ceeded in tracing and causing the ar
rest at Belvidere. ILL.,. OF Conrad
Houth, alias John Riddle. fugitive
from South Dakota.
Houth IL wanted on the charge Of
grand larceny, which subjects him.
upon conviction. to term In the
Sioux Falls penitcntiary. Soon after
being arrested about two years ago
no made his escape from the county
fail ut Tyndall and fed from the state.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
Has Clear Field.

The supreme court Tuesday morn
Ing dismissed the application for .
mandamus to compel County Auditor
King. OF Hughes county. to place the
name Of Geo. w. Harris, the petition
candidate for state senator In that dis
triet. on the ticket. The court held
the petition insufficient. This leaves
i. w. Goodner the only candidate for
the senate for that district.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
Fnnnd ncan a the YanIt.

Charles b. williams. bookkeeper
OF the Citizens bank NJ Salem. Ind.
and acting cashier. was found dead
III the vault Of the bank Friday. A
load Of shot from q shotgun had
penetrated his hesrt The gun was
kept IN the bank vault. and II 10 be-
ileved Williams. in changing his posi-
ton accidentally discharged II.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
war for 9 Church Faded.

A struGRie OF several years durl-
tion between the Norweglans and
swedss of Lead. with undisputed pos
session IL the Lutheran church prep
erty ~ that city AZ the bone Of con-
tertion. has finally been adjusted. tho
Norwegians purchasing the interests
Of the Eweces.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
nt.ny e.hildren n NARROW Escapc.

Just az the teachers and pupils ~
the Gailafin. Pa. public school houss
left the building Thursday the walls
began 10 bulge. and IN less than q
minute the structure was IN ruinn
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

1psefxmen ~ winnebaxo county.
RI, have sBtered upon 3 crow hunt
which viii extend shrouxh the month
X Nevsnsber. n Il 70 be held under
- direction " she County Protective
~nnscfssion.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
Mitchell Drowning.

Sunday evening. between 0 and
1880 o'clock. John Pnsey was drown
"a IN the pond % water cast Of the
Milwaukee round house at Mitchell.
and hie body Was recovered Monday
morning.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
IN JAIL on SERIOUS CHARGE.
Member Of Sioux Falls Fire Depart
ment Is Arrested.

ment Is Arrested.
Something of q sensation was Gre
ated In Sioux Falls by the arrest 81
James Quinn. since last spring a
member of the Sioux Falls fire depart
ment, on serious charge preferred
By Minnie Olson. a 13-year-old girl.
Az the result OF his preliminary
hearing Quinn was held for appear
ance at term Of state circuit court
which convenes In Sioux Falls the lat
ter part OF the present month. His
bonds were fixed at $780,, but I'm de-
fault OF bonds he has been lodged in
the county jail.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

Max 0ssto's Famous schooner A.
e1r&a. known III over the country
unspnsh ms gallant rescue of stxty
sivs1 fpom Tn stranded steamer chsr-
skss iast January. = ashore On bar
~ Lonx Rers. ". j.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
rro,.lr,enl Inwyrr Dies saadeufy.

William Shepherd Manning. IN al
hany. n. n. lawyer, who gained prom
snence m connerttcn Win the iexis-
iatlvs insuranes investigation. dss6
suddenly Friday "a arapIsxy.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
nnnllmf,nfl,a MiIIln,,

The practical ooapistlon during the
year of buildings valued at nearly q
million OF dollars win be the record
of Deadwoed for thu year 1905.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

Many 4M*1k4M& t9< &f1NxtNMe
Nine hundrea nud eighty ssessn inn
usxrantn i<ft fxbaa. cenrsfsnd. sun
- "a mrs. steamers steamers for me
ual1sd sRstss.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

The state has received from the gem
er.i government draft for ss.s2s. AZ
aid 70 the state soldiers home for the
past quarter.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

An sxtradition warrant was grant.
"a 10 Arthur PARROT. agent. from
o'Nsiii. Neb.. for Arthur V. Gwinn,
wanted at o'Neiii. on a charge Of wife
desertion. Gwinn was captured al
Prssho and held for the Nebraska on.
cor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

The state board Of pardons has
recommended ciemency on the part OF
the governor In the case OF Thomas
Ford. sentenced from Butte county
on charge OF arson. In the appiica-
tien Of Richard Nays. sentenced from
Moody county on a charge az criminal
assault. the board declined 70 take any
action.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

In the supreme court the mandam-
10 proceedings against County Auditor
King to compel him to place the name
% George w. Harris on the ballot an
. petition nominee for state senator
WAS dismissed The action Of the
court was taken on the grounds OF
insufficiency OF the petition. This
leaves I. w. Goodner the only nomi-
iea for the senate In the Pierre dis
trict.
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Getting Down to Facts.

1t is not really surprising that
Commissioner Yerlles should come
back from Europe with considerable
cold water for the denatured alco-
hol enthusiasm. As chief of the
internal revenue service. Mr.. Yerkes
went abroad to inform himself
about the administration of free
alcohol laws in other countries. He
found out about the laws, and also
about the things which alcohol has
and has not accomplished as an in
dustrial and economic factor.
In the zeal for what became a
great popular ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
because it was understood TO be
aimed at the Standard Oil Com
pany, rather than because Of any
accurate knowledge of its real
meaning-ardent advocates of free
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Academy-"The Way of the Trans

Academy-"The Way Of the Trans
gressor."
The sensational meIodrama, The Way
OF the Transgrcssor, Is announced at
the Academy for a weeks engagement
commencing next Monday night. The
play Is said to be one of the best Of
Its kind that IS 20 appear here this sea-
son. as il has a combination OF novel
ties never before presented. The COM
edy portions of the play, while not Of
fensive in any way, are delightfully."- hu-
mcrous. In addition TO the comedy roles.
a number Of hlgh-class specialties are
introduced throughout the play. novel
feature Of the production is the superb
acting Of the magnificent specimens of
Landseer dogs. These wonderful CANNES
have been educated and developed by
William II. Stephens and so through the
brilliancy that VII. GstOu1d everyone
who sees them. These thesplan dog
heroes require no word of command, but
" hen the proper cue comes they at Cnce
perform the required action. The scenic
environment of the play is said To be
exceptionally good Tho nTst act shows
q picturesque scene on the Hudson. The
second act takes place on the river front
of New York In the third act the
celebrated Irwin Tunnel Is shown. The
fourth act represents tho interior or
the magnificent mansion Of the villain,
Jack Harris.
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Luna Park-The La Noles Brothers.

The program offered by the manage
ment Of Luna Park for next week IS one
Of varied interest The PhilipPini Band
Will remain over for another week. The
Hippodrome stage VIII be occupied by
the la Noles brothers, acrobatic
comiques, from Paris. They have just
ended an extended tour over the Conti-
nent. and Luna Park. Washington. viii
be their first engagement since return
ing TO American shores. The act is one
replete with amusing comedy work OF
the light vein and their gymnastiC
stunts are said 20 be marvellous in
novelty and original methods. Their
act is said TO be one continuous scream
of merTiment from start tc finish.
Manager George E Gill announces
that next week at the park Will be the
banner week Of the season in the mat
ter Of big days and special outings.
Monday, August q, VIII be known as
Tournament Day" and Will be the Oc-
casion OF one Of the largest tournaments
of the season in or around Washington.
There are now over forty knights en-
tered for the contest. Aside from the
regular tournament features, the park
management has arranged for some spe-
cial events on the recreation grounds,
shadow dances during the coronation
ball, and other features Of the day that
will be something new for tournaments
in this locality. Several prominent citi-
Zens Will be present and offer the after
noon and evening addresses Phillppinl' s
Spanish Band will OfreF all the music
during the movement OF the horses.
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Municipal Air Now.

They still keep ahead OF us in the
line of municipal conveniences over
in Europe, spite of our fond belief
that we have about everything
worth while in the way of new
wrinkles" Staid old London (real-
~ one of the NEST progressive cities
in the world) furnishes the latest
and perhaps the most startling form
of public utility-Pure air for
houses. Does this sound chimeri-
cal? Read the printed account of
the work as already begun:
The piping OF fresh air 10 cities is
no longer ii dream OF scientists. II has
been practically tried, in an expert
mental way. in the crowded Whit
chapel district of London, under the
sup5rvision of Or. 4. c. Lyon, one of
Loudous most eminent scientists. The
air is sucked into pipes by powerful
suction pumps from some hlgh eleVa-
lion where TIE sanitary conditions are
nerfect and forced into large storage
tanks similar to gas tanks. When
stored IN these tanks under pressure,
the pure air Is distributed in pipes lead
ing into different houses.
The air can he distributed through
pipes upward of nifty TO one hundred
miles In length without losing any Of
its purity BY opening "A switch the
customer gets his daily supply OF fresh
air in his rooms, while the foul air ls
allowed 10 escape through withdrawal
ducts.
When once installed in a city. the sup
plv cf pure mountain ozone can be sup
rlied at little cost, and the scientists
estimate that in the congested quarters
of London so per cent OF the ordinary
sickness could be moderated, If not en-
tirely eliminated.
In our own and other American
cities there has so long been an
enormous distribution of municipal
hot air freely and without price that
we fear the ruling powers might
not take kindly to the pure and cool
article. However, if the London
scheme turns out 10 be a winning
proposition, its appeal may be so
strong as to convince even the most
recalcitrant enemy of "paternal-
ism"
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Blazing Eggplant Causes
Pain, Noise, and Worry
Pretty Little Cook Saves House, But Suffers
Severely and Is Saved Herself Only blythe
ExertiOnS of Brave RcSCucr.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 23.-To make
sure that the eggplant should brown as
O. cooked. Ruth Buckhalter, "a pretty
girl. sixteen years old. OF Jefferson and
Grove avenues. Cheltenham, put some
lard iu the pan.
~Oh. Ruth, Ru-u-th.'' somebody called
al the back gate.
Al the call the girl left the cooking
and hurried out in The back yard
Watch the eggplant Ruth. as she
ran. said 10 her younger sister.
Throws Out Blazing Pan.
But as the little girl stood guard the
eggplant began 20 act in a way that
might have confused an older cook, A
tremendous sizzling in the pan. an eX-
pIosion and then a fash Of fire. and
the eggplant. instead OF cooking 70 a
turn. was all ablaze.
At this the volunteer cook hurried 10
the kitchen door, screaming Ruth, all
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
SPIRITUAL PRESENCES.

Nor think. though men were none,
That heaven would want spectators, God
want praise.
Millions OF spiritual creatures walk the
Earth
Unseen, both when We wake, and when
we sleep;
All these with CeaselesS praise HIS
work behold
Both day and night. How often, from
the steep
OF echolng hill or thicket, have we
heard
Celestial voices 20 the midnight air,
Sole. or responsive each to other note.
Singing their great Creator OFT in bands
While they keep watch, or nightly
rounding walk,
With heavenly touch of instrumental
sounds
In fun harmonic number Joined, ,aeir
songs
70 heaven
Milton. Paradise Lost"