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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14
DOG BACK AFTER FOUR YEARS
A Dane That Disappeared From Emil
kaufman's Store, Returned.

One Saturday night In the month
of April, 1902, Emil Kaufman had n
fine Dane dog. It disappeared from
his bakery on Norfolk avenue ana
nothing being seen of the dog the sup
position was that it had been killed,
strayed or stolen and the dog had
been given up as dead years ago. But
what was Mr. Kaulfmans surprise
upon opening of his doors for bust
ness Saturday morning, that the dog
had returned and was lying in front
of the store as unconccrncd as If he
had been there every morning for the
four years past.
Nothing Is known OF the animals
career during the four long years that
have elapsed since it left Norfolk,
but 1t Ia believed that the canine must
have been stolen and that, having got
ten near home again. 1t found its way
back
Though four years older, the dog
still recognizes its former owner.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14

dens are; lady's parsol, Fair store
lady's shirtwaIst, Antilles 4 Smith
Webster's unabridged dictionary
Christoph; universal bread mixer, a
Dogner.
Best kept flower garden in each
ward
First ward-iirst prize Mrs. w. J.
Cow, second, Mrs. l. j. Johnson
Second ward-iirst prize, Mrs. Hirth
Madison avenue and Second: second.
Mrs. Stearns, Madison avenue and
Twelfth.
Third ward-flrst prize, Mrs Asmus /;
second, Mrs. Randlllov; third, Miss
Hattie Jonas, music roll from Stur-
gcon Music Co, and box of candy,
Vail
Fourth ward-nrst prize, b. Il.
Dolan; second, Charles Schultz, 100
South Second street.
The first prizes for flowers are:
Velvet rug, 3XG, Johnson Dry Goods
Co.
Hardanger lunch cloth, Mrs.
Schwartz.
Young lady's hat, Durland Sisters.
Parlor lamp. Hoffman \ Nicle.
Second prizes for flowers are:
water set, Uhle; grass sickle Lanbsch,
and clipper, Brakeman & Coleman; 10
pound roast, Schenzel; picture, Halls
book store.
Best kept alley in the city:
First prize-Dr. p. H. Salter, pair
So shoes, Norfolk Shoe Co.
Second prize. c. Stitt, umbrella
A. BuChholz.
Third-Gus Kuhl, picture, Haley 6
Co.
To Mrs Mather 65 years old. who
planted and cared for a garden, one
rug, Rosenthal & Krasne.
To Edgar and George Turner, aged
IL and 9, who gardened two vacant
lots, dozen cabinet photos, Macy.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14

tended him that he had sos In his sock,
but no trace Of the money has been
found.
Railroad men at Cheyenne say that
the curve which threw clyde from the
train Will kin any man who is not
well acquainted with the route.
Clydo's companions and the railroad
men under whom he worked all vouch
for him as an Industrious, sober, am
bilious young man living clean life,
aud the death was severe shock to
those who knew him
Facts regarding the death were diff.
llcult to get from the railroad company
ana the information was only obtained
by MIR Doughty after hard work.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14
Stores to Close at 8 o. m.

The following stores have agreed to
close their places of business at s
p. m. every evening, except Saturday,
commencing Monday Sept. II:
Antilles & Smith,
c. p. Parish,
S. NJ. Rosenthal,
C. NJ. Pilger,
h. h. THEM,
Norfolk Mercantile Co.
Louis Schenzel,
Fair Store.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14
HOW CLYDE WILLIAMS DIED
FIRST INFORMATION GIVING DE.
TAILS, is BROUGHT HERE.
FELL FROM TOP OF A BOX CAR

Walking Along the Top Of the Train,
From Caboose to Engine, a Sudden
Sharp Curve Made Him Lose Bal.
lancet. L. Doughty Investigated.
Accurate and definite details of the
death of clyde Williams, son of MIR.
and Mrs. r. w. Williams of Norfolk.
who was killed under train near
Cheyenne some days ago, were brought
To the parents here today for the first
time by II. l.. Doughty, deputy for the
Highland Noble order, who has lust
returned from Cheyenne, where he
went for the purpose of investigating
the death In connection with insurance
held by the deceased in his company.
clyde was ID the employ of the
Union Pacific railroad company at the
time of his death, as he had been for
some time previous. He, with two
companions, left Cheyenne ON night
freight train bound for Laramie, as
they were due to go to work at Lara
mic the next morning. They started
out by riding in the caboose.
Clyde was acquainted with the fire.
man in the engine which drew the
train and, shortly after leaving Chey.'
enne, he started to walk from the ca.
boose to the engine, over the tops OF
the cars, in order to ride with the
fireman.
Thrown of at a Sharp Curve.
There Is very sharp curve in the
track about two miles west of Chey-
enne and it was at this point that the
young man, losing his balance when
the train swerved suddenly, fell down
between two cars and was run over by
the wheels. The lower part of his alb
domen was cut wide open and his left
leg was crushed. The accident oc-
Cured at about o'clock in the morn
ing and he lived until G:l5, when he
died in Cheyenne hospital.
He was Immediately taken back to
Cheyenne and, while in the baggage
room, wrote a note to his mother and
father, telling them of his approaching
death. This note was handed by the
dying boy to the baggagemen but the
latter failed to mail it as he had
promised and the message only reach
ed the Norfolk home few days ago
SOS in Money Is Missing.
Clyde told the physician who at
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14
ESTABLISH HEADQUARTERS
REPUBLICAN CONGREGATIONAL
COMMITTEE WORK FROM HERE.
ROOMS IN THE BISHOP BLOCK

Business in This City Yesterday
Secretary koenigstein an Old Hand
at the Political Game.
A G. Ward of Harrington, chairman
of the republican congressional cen
trail committee, has opened headquar-
ters in the Bishop block in this city,
from which both the chairman and
Secretary Koenigstein will actively
engage in "A campaign for the election
of Judge Boyd for congress.
Mr. Ward arrived in the city yes
terday, accompanied by Judge Boyd,
and they put in the Afternoon getting
their rooms arranged. AS in the past,
Norfolk has been chosen headquarters
because it is the most accessible
town in the district from which to
handle the campaign, every portion
of the territory being easily reached
from this point.
A. c. Ward has been serving as
deputy in the office of J. l.. McBrien,
state superintendent of public in
struction, and is thoroughly acquainted
with the political situation in the
whoseThird district in Nebraska. His
home is in Cedar county.
Jack Koenigstein, secretary of the
committee, has served in this capacity
through several successful congress
sional campaigns, and the two will
make a foceful team of managers.
They do not believe there is a question
of doubt as to the election of their
candidate for congress this fall. Judge
Boyd is a strong man, one who stands
well with the people Of the district,
one for whom no defensive apologies
will have to be made, and they are
confident that it will not be at all diff
ficult to secure votes for him.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14
BENEFIT GAME AT oAkDALE.
Nelioh.stanton Contest viii Positively
Take Place.

Oakdale, Neb., Sept Especial to
The News: Notwithstanding reports
from Neigh to the contrary, the game
arranged to be played at Oakdale
September 10, between Stanton and
Neigh, will positively be played. ].
b. Robinson, who arranged the game
and who Is interested in the Neigh
team, cmphatically states that the
game will take place as scheduled.
The entire gate receipts will be given
to Carl Fosberg, the Neigh player who
had his leg broken at Albion on the
Fourth Of July. The expenses of the
game will be paid by Oakdale business
men.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14
an THE HARBOR."
Poem Written by Miss Elizabeth Rey-
nods, Known in Norfolk.


The following pretty poem, written
by Miss Elizabeth Reynolds of Chi
cago, was received in letter by Miss
Helen Reynolds of Norfolk, niece of
the writer. Miss Reynolds has visited
in Norfolk at the home of her brother,
c. H. Reynolds, and has number Of
friends here. The poem is as fol-
lows:
A city with its myriad dazzling lights
Encircles in its grasp the miles out
spread
And inland far loom tow'ring turrets
tall
That mark the citadels of Giant Toll;
And night still finds the hum of voices
loud
That through the clam'rous day mock
solitude.
But night-God's blessed night-can
lift the gloom
From souls that struggle hopeless
through the day;
For see! the harbor lights CLEAN soft
CLEAN bright,
And through the sky Gods moon ma
jestic sails.
Man only needs look up to find relief
And in the harbor of His love Gods
peace.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14
ASKS $1,000 DAMAGES
CIGAR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER
WAS HURT ON ROSEBUD.
COUNTY REFUSES TO PAY CLAIM

Patrick Mckenna Fled a Bill for $1t,.
900 in Gregory County This Week,
Alleging That Much Damage as Re-
suit of Buggy Turning over
Fairfax, S. d., Sept. Especial to
The News: Patrick McKehna, a cigar
salesman in this territory, presented
the largest bill ever received by Gre
CORY county commissioners, this week.
1t was for $1,000.
Following are the items in the state
ment:
Doctors bills E. ............$ Go
Loss of time ................. 1000
Permanent injuries received.
suffering and pain, mental an
guish and loss of sleep -. 1905
Total :. =. ...............Sl1,O 600
He claims the county is responsible
for the accident which happened to
him last November near a bridge be-
tween Gregory and Carlock, on Ponca
creek He was with 10 Bukey, liv-
,eryman from Bonesteel and the team
fell down the approach to the bridge,
turning the buggy over and, as he
claims, damaging him to the said
amount.
He claims his annual salary is s4,-
120, so that his time was valuable.
The county commissioners did not
allow the bill and it is not known
whether or not he will sue.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-14

Take care of your advertising, and
your advertising will take care of you!
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
SLAIN BY HuGHwAYMaS.
Two Men Shot 20 Death by Lone Rob-
bcr I'm Oakland. Cal.

Two men were murdered 3n Oak
land, Cal. early Sunday morning near
the Sixteenth street depot by high
wayman. Conductor l. ". Samuel ano
Motorman J. NJ. Tenny were sitting
inside their electric car Samuel had
his nights receipts spread out before
him, counting them. a man with u
handkerchief tied over the lower part
Of his face entered, carrying a reyoIy-
er. MotOrnan Tenny rushed for the
bandit and struck him over the head
with his controller. The robber fired.
the shot taking effect in Tenny's
breast. Continuing to discharge hi3
revolver. the robber retreated through
the door and escaped I'm the darkness.
Two hours later Tenny died from his
wounds. About O'Clock. while
searching for the robber. the dead
body Of William p. Trubody, night.
watchman for Hoibrook. Merrill &
Stetson's ware house. was found out
side the warehouse by the police with
"a bullet hole over the heart. He had
evidently been attracted by the shoot
ing that killed the motorman and tried
10 stop the fleeing highwayman.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
KILLS WHOLE z FAMILY
FARMER wATIAsys SEIGHBCL
AND sI.AYs HIN.
Father = Killed by sfsos AL sEss
NG4sssF a4d Hev Thee L1Fi.e Crs.
Are Beaaea TO Death wEtb EatG %
the Gaa-

Barney PSrzGEs. z fzrE-e-. RS wsfs
and three children were razsGsrsd
FTfGzy rear Licking, 10. 4 farmer
named Hamilton has been arrszrea.
charged with the murder. ard is sail
10 have confessed
Parsons kzS sold hEs farm AMI
crops 90 Hamilton and Ft IL alleged
that the men qgarre5sd over tae ternas
Of the sale Par1GnS and family SCI
ogt from their former home In a cov-
erred wagon. bozna for northern Mis-
sozrI, The body az Parsons was fgsnd
shot 70 death and the mother and
three chIIdren had been slgbbed to
Death
John Hamilton. the alleged murder
er. ~ in the Houston jail, strongly
guarded 90 prevent lyncning, He is
said 20 have made a complete con
fes@lon, Of which the following f. =
summary;
At timber bordered place in the
road, ss Parsons and his family were
driving along. they were confronted
by Hamilton. armed with a shotgun.
Deliberately aiming at ParsOns Ham
iltOn discharged both barrels Of the
gun and ParSOns fell 20 the ground
Hamilton then advanced upon him
ciEbbed him over the head with tn.
butt Of the gun several times. He
then beat the head Of the mother al
most to a pulp and after killing her.
dubbed the three children TO death.
The bodies Of all five were then loaded
into a wagon and taken TO Big PIney
creek, about one mile distant from the
scene Of the murder. and dumped into
the creek.
party of fishermen from Houston
discovered the bodies Of two Of the
children Saturday about noon 4 fur
tfer search brought TO light the bod
les Of both parents and word was sent
20 Houston Shortly after the news
had been received there Hamilton
rode into town on a mule that was req
nized as one that belonged 20 Par
sons. He was arrested and locked uE
iD jail.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
MEET DEATH " TUNNEL
Three Mem Killed In TzEe Uzxser LGfac
I.lau.I CRN


Three rasz were Killed ard = dc1sa
oshe-s rsn6srssd EEeuEzcb11s - ar
exp40@foz ard FIRE IN the Pennsylvania
railroad t1nzeI Ezzer LoEg LslzEt city
TEErxdzY-
The dad ren we're satd % b., Geo
ChzpElzz- a lock tErEsr rar1@1 Nbca-
zsI D4EY s1d = foreman named JassrS
Hszrcs-
The cause of TIE sEpBasi9z Is ua-
h1o~r- IL took Place r=-Gsr the LG1g
Island railroad station n Jock AZ
the ead q one q ra@ t5zr tubes which
are being dug % eonEscc wiki tn
tz5@s running Unfer The East river -
Manhattan island % connect with the
ssbways Leading % the PROPOSED
Pennsylvania rzIIrra6 stzt19r-
-he-e were twez-y neu II work -
the IocE and three II them were rer-
dere,1 ins=rsEbJs- either bT concGstos
os the smoke of the FIRE which fo.EoE-
ed Il
When The last os the conscious men
Was brought 20 rhe surface he decLar-
Fl several men were lying unconscious
az TIE bottom Il rh= shaft There was
= call for reecue-s. ard 4 dozen or
mere tunnel workers promptly -
spou6ed- Two of tke1 Ee-eio~er@d
fnto the shaft s-15 thos@ az the b1tta-a
were quickly brought - % The street
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18

a bocksEt &C ss.S8a bGEIssag trades
er1r5Syes ~ rs-ezIszsd s. Chicago a.
ths result q E9zzeraGs sy-rs-Es1sc
strikes or various tlILGEEzz Elgw being
erected fn Tire 6oEztezEz szss-sE-
AZ confer-ree FrS1Sy between TT
Goa Representatives and several COT
tractors 10 s0EEtSoE of TIE difficulty
was reached, and AZ Sfs close the coE-
tractors ksxze5 ar EItEEzIEm wEsch
wss r. effect.
~RstETn TO work CT stay away far
ever
The strikes are szEd 20 have been
ez1s@sS ~ rivalry between the steam
hcters' and p.EzberE EEt5ns a. 10
whjch trats shall fns1zu pneGnzsic
tzssEz- Araonz TIRE structures affected
are ths n@w county court house, the
Cen nlercfzI National bank building
ard the Eew Nzrshsu FIslt structure
II u said that cg0se 20 13.s88y $50
@0rrh Of contracts are Lts6 Up pend
ing a settIeneEt of the dfsaczIcy.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
TO URGE PYTHIAN MERGER.
Plan for Union Of the Two Ladies'
AuxiIiaries.

Charles Shiveiey, Of Richmond, Ind.
supreme chancellor Of knights OF
Pythias OF the world. will recommend
meets at New Orleans this week. that
the supreme lodge take such action as
viii enable the two organizations Of
Rathbone Sisters and Pythian Sister
hood to consolidate. 30 that the Pyth-
ian Slsterhood. and all OF the mem
bers Of these organizations. embrac-
ing the wives. sisters. daughters and
mothers OF members. may be brought
into closer touch with the order.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
BATTLE WITH ROBBERS.
Toledo Policemen Best Rand Of High
waymen.

4 desperate encounter between po-
Ilcement and three hoIdup men took
place early Saturday I'm East Toledo.
o. Policeman Joseph Schlagheck ia
tally shot two Of the highwaymen and
hurt the third man. known as
',BIackie." who escaped.
Christ Peterson, Neil Myers and
'BIackie" held up z. H CarneIl. an
insurance agent. after nearly choking
him TO death. and robbed him OF s45.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
Locomotive Hits Train.

Nine persons were killed and nine
teen seriously and many slightly hurt
in railroad collision Sunday at Ep-
ernon. department of Eure ct Loire.
France. The train was standing at the
station when a locomotive crashed in
TO IL.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
WILL NOT NAME MAGOON.
Office Of Vice Governor Of Philippines
Cannot Await on Cuba.

The Associated Press learned Thurs
day on the highest authority that the
vacancy in the Office Of vice governor
Of the Philippines cannot await the
conclusion of the duties Of Charles
z Nagoon, who is 10 succeed Taft as
provisional governor Of Cuba
This In a great disappointment TO
Taft. who desired that MagOOn take
up his work soon in the Philippines. II
II believed the appointment Of vice
governor Of the Philippines will be
made Immediately on Taft's return to
Washington.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
VIII Help Pay Insurance Rate.

The supreme council of the Catho-
fic Mutual Benefit association. I'm ses-
sion at Detroit. Mich, Thursday, de-
cided that the association will advance
TO old members the difference between
the former and the present insurance
rates. these advances to be paid back
To the association with per cent in
terest out Of the insurance when IT be-
comes finally due.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
Murder Charge Follows Suicide.

OrsOn BrOka. Of Deshlsr, o., a
young farmer. was arrested at Ma
poleon Thursday on a warrant charg-
ing him with the murder Of Miss Jen-
ME Dicker. said 10 by his sweetheart
The warrant was sworn out by John
Miller. brother-in-law Of the dead
girl. who alleges that Broka bought
the arsenic which the girl swallowed
with the knowIedge that she would at
tempt self-destruction.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
MOUNT PEI.EE AROUSED.
yioient Eruption Occurs ON Famous
Volcano.

4 violent eruption Friday Of the
Mount PsIee volcano, Island Of Mar
Unique, caused a rain Of ashes over
the southeast part Of GUadeIoupe- Ths
Soufr5ere volcano on this island shows
no signs of activity
From Oct TO 10 the atmosphere
at ST Thomas was thickFy charged
with fine. volcanic ashes. equaIIing in
density any observed during the worst
eruptIons Of Mount PeIee, which, ap-
parently. is strongly disturbed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
SPAIN FACES CHURCH WAR
Vatican and LIberzI Government VIII
Clash

Upon the ressssn5}fng cf the
courts Oct - in Madrid the vatican
and the Ifberzi government Of Marshal
Lopeze Dorninizues@ will cross swords
over the church issue
While the actual question Of the
separation Of church and state in
Spain. q stronghold ot Catholicism, il
not TO Be Immediately raised, as IN
France. the democratic program 0t
the liberals is distinctly anti-clerical
and IL Il PROGRESSES successfully IS
sure ultimately 20 lead 10 an open
fight for the severance Of the ties
which bind the vatican and the Bour.
bon dynasty.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
Webb Nina Recover.

jesse Il. Webb. Of Smithville, Mo-,
who Thursday was shot by his wife,
who then killed herself in carrying
out a suici-z pact entered into by the
young cosple. was much improved FRI
day morning and may recover.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
Are Accused OF Theft.

w. T. Martin. Jr.. a former employe
Of the Dawes commission and NJ. d.
DunIeavy, a prominent real estate
man, were indicted Friday by the fed
eraI grand jury at Muskogee. I. T..
charged with theft from the govern
ment Offices over a year ago of the
Creek Indian rolls. They were arrested
and released on bonds.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
Peace I'm San Domingo.

Cables received In Washington
Thursday from fan Domingo state
that an agreement has been reached
between the government and the in.
surgent forces in the neighborhood O.
Monte Christi. whereby the insurgents
will surrender to the government.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
Young Fairbanks Married.

Announcement was made at Steu-
benviIIe, O.. Thursday that Frederick
Cole Fairbanks. son Of the vice presi-
dent Of the United States. eIoped from
Pittsburg with Miss Nellie Scott, and
were married 1t is stated that Mr..
Fairbanks objected TO the marriage.
The bride is a daughter Of a promi.
nent east side resident OF Pittsburg.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
WnuId-Re Murderer Ends Life.

The dead body Of John Spitzener,
sausage maker, was found in the
woods near ChehaIis. Wash. Thurs
day. He had shot himself SOON after
his attempt TO kill Judge Moses Yo-
der and family and undoubtedly died
in the belief that he had killed the
attorney who assisted his wife in sc.
curing a divorce from him.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
To Save Wisconsin Students.

At Madison. Wis. the Presbyterian
synod of Wisconsin voted Thursday TO
elect a student pastor to work among
the students at the state university at
a salary of $4,000. This action follows
a similar one just taken by the Ro-
man Catholic Episcopalians and Con-
gregationalists of the state.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
Cotton Is Nipped.

A heavy frost occurred around At
lanta and throughout northern Geor-
gia Wednesday night. Frost is report
ed from the southern counties of the
state. President Harvic Jordan, of the
Southern Cotton association, estimates
that between 10000 and $4,000 bales
of cotton were killed I'm Georgia alone.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
Reject Eight-Hour Day.

The general managers of the rail-
roads In Chicago. who recently receiv.
ed demands from the union switch
men on their lines that an eight-hour
day and other concessions be granted,
decided Thursday to refuse the de-
mand Of the men.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
MANY LIVES Iy PERIL
Over roo Women Forced TO Flee from
FTame@

FiameS-
Women and girls 10 the number Of
2Ss employed iE the vzrioEs tailoring
shops In a ave-stoEy brick building
IN the Williamsburg section of Brook
Iyn- ". 7 escaped from their work
room By mems cf fire ladders Sztur-
day when the building caught fire
None of them were injured, but AL
were badly frightened when a blaze
beginning on the third foor cut OF
their erit by stairs
The upper part Of the building was
burned out and the stage OF PhiIIipS
LycsGm theater adjoining was badly
damaged The Ioss fs $50, 600.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
Mai. j. HI. Slime Dead.

Maj. ]. H. Stine. president Of the
United States Historical society and
historian Of the Army Of the Potomac,
died suddenly at his home In Washing
ton. d. c. Thursday night.