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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-05

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1870 gfunh LOT: IL 4Naeh 153e; l0-la
1funb l6i: Swette Oaalttdt So-l6 pfuxa
&c; 10 pfunb lbe {; Ia Stmh l6e ; 10
4flnb 1se.
Galforni1e e@uisn-8 Bic 8 Pfntb lie;
Q Bis ID 4funb 103e.
Sped-4Iare eettex, 30 b8 20 ptub tu
D,rnf&nttt. 1ske; AGrs 0stss. 70 - 80
li Rb. l2ie: &tare Hsuie1, - ~ 90 4fme,
aae; Is BIB q &fb.. 18e; II ~ Is Rfusb.
lle; &lare NR6sa, Is u 90 pfwsh, l2fe,
Sa6z II b 10 Bfsab l2it; Aas Nassa {
ID Q RftaS, LIZ
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-05

Bshex - SO. Q rptber Tile, assf ssla,
fen, CSC Don RabIen ; 70. 9 rotess 6s}e
gusua. IKE: Gasexuebex zoe.
@eIi@toru - go. l wets b2}e: 70. 2
mett 6sie; 80. Q wetb SAGE; SO. Z pstt.
sic; 20. 2 nett seuai4t 61fs; 30. Q
uets seuti&t 61te; go. 1 msti ssmiie.
6oie; 30. 2 seIb 6lfe ; 70 8 seIb bl&ti
ao. 4 seb 5l3c; 30. q semsi0t 61}si
SO. 8 aemtf9t b1fe; 70. 4 ssnt&t 6ofs;
Robes Soc.
oafer 30. 3 uetser 3Iis; 10. Q pst1a
Bic; 20. 2 0eusf4ter 50}s; 70. 8 ssxaeaS
sc.
een go. 1 aimottp s15 %; 10
2, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-05

Us ahtngtor n, 4. Sept. Rein
ein3tser Der oemOtratif&eu Gabrer,
tuel9e Bier In Der BunbesbauptFabt
eingetroHen fino, iett Wiatam Sen.
ninss Brpau amlD onnsrfae Mbenb In
New BORT eine;prcsramm.R eoe bieIt,
if Wilens. ibm beaagli& Der BerHaat.
li9uns Der giienbabnen bei3upffi&ten.
Senatorsn unb abgeorouste bi:r Rnb
ole geser ben pIan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-05

SnbsamapsIis RaTeesPnps
oeuobnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; srts1a Bis g.
udblter 1A-l6e SaxcY 8af-8se. Sober
DeIou 10 Bis 22e. Sana 2S-S2e.
Sx Badetsx:
Asioia $15. e. 2iox $1l.25, Series SIS 90
saracas S14. 30. Diuwortb's sll. 30, nuia
Sasa HexS $500, GItnar Saba EIent,
$3.50. Drriea $l6.76.
Hufer-Domtnoes 1876 etif,n1ss 6 IL
ruIpertfrter 6.6ae; XXX puIpsriFrt. 6.b7s,
femer sraxultrter Sac; gubes 6.s7e; Sos
fsetioxers' U SAFE sfbseuoos H::b.o2s; S1bs
MIC Z 4.sae; empire II. SIC; She'd sstre
0oIbex 8 4.e2e Etxbfor eytxa 9 A.77s,
Rtsse~oob 9 l.7ae; seIber 8 6.S2e; lB Gel,
t1 4.47.
0etro6nete Sri@te-NepfeI, an Der Con
setro6met. Sc; Sobanmestserex O. bsl s<s;
gttron lie BID zoe; aoHxex. 3 grcpn, PES
Pfunb, 7e, 9 Grown VIC, ( Groux TIC iess
n~sexfreis sebis 9e. California auseateI T1se;
Guiana Ok, taspsuttrte euItaxa lie bH i2f,
California xpriioien Sc bts lie.
Ganbp-6HG etamseu seu1ti4t &c; SOS
eer seuti&t &c; Banner SniH Sc; grsss
Bonbons lie; Ns. Q Cream aeuati@t 1os
MHe-DraiI nea lie BIB lac; 6Sltsrts l c
NaanbeIn IA; pei4f@aIise AaxbsIx l5f.
Jcrban RanbsIn l5e; Reaxuts 5s bss Ese
asr0Hete 7e BIB Sc: 9asIiGe BaIxaHs 83e.
etarte-YearI. 8}e, GbaurYtOx 0Iot. l xxl
8 RtanS Radete 8. 3orx. l Bfs. 4s6sts,
4X-s}c.
PidIes-2400 tn Sab Is ; 12o0 ta 6sE
s7.bo: 1900 tm 0aIbfaS $3.50; 400 tn Sci
$3.50.
effs-Rat go Dc. Eeh). Sas. Q IL per
0auoxe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-05

Nei&tcrn - Eertaufsprefe: it xa4 hu
NuaIttdt. 60-66c.
3dfr-sei@dIt 82-8Sc; In hez kss<sa
S10.60-$i1.50 pe 5onxe.
gRiqet - Bertaufspreiie: "a. 00-s8.oo
Etmot99-SertaufsYretie: sl5. 0Q-ls.to
etrob-Frete. ie mad BEN 0rah. t BsI
len, 81 .00-e6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-05

- Mormonsr babsn I'm 1baIe bes
6eurte GluHss tn benz meritanti&en
staate Stnaloa 800. 600 Neres 2anoes
esiauft, auf s,nen fe etua 100. 900
Wormpnen . 6amiIien anReoeln mol
len.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-05

8attsx. CITES Ssss 0eNH&ei.
banbler be3abIex jsIoea0s Eretsi
Trti@e @ier-16: per Dutexb
oihner 9&e. .edtxs 1. 4srsG3s -8-l0f,
@nten 7c, @dnie DC.
Gutter - xopmtrt, a. xssau,sra 80.
oLqtn Csc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-05

SeattIs, Wafb., 4. Sept. Der
Bunbsstrsuasr v8oFon" lief aeffern
BET nieorisem WaRerfanoe pdbrenb
zines oidtsn 0sbels auf sinsn 6slisn
Der gsabobp Snisln, % Wsilen bon
BIER In Der &siario Wee.enss. auf.
Gas Sorpeboboot paul Sones elite
benz 2reuser gu 6tlfe. absr ss mar
nt9t I'm Sianoe, bsnfelbsn ab3ui 3isps
ben. Spdtsr, BET etntrstsnber Tluth,
tonnts Der Bottom" R9 untsr sissnsm
Sampf bonn 6elisn losarbsitsn uro fubr
nod gelingbam, mo- CT 3usi Weilen
bonn 6afen fanf. @roBe Mnfrengun-
gen tuuroen gema9t, Tim bas @aRer
10 melt aus benz Snnsrr bes Rnfsnoen
Sampfsrs III baltsn, baB berislbs ni9t
Bis auf ben @runb bes Weeres finft.
Der S4absn on benz Bottom" III nod
nt9t fefaefeIt tuorbsn.
Der Bottom" murbe 6eute Wa9.
n,itias In ben 6afen bon geltngbnm
In fa8es Waher ssi9leppt. oa man
sin fansnss 0srfnten bssfsIben BE-.
fir&tete.
Sisbsn paRerbi9te Qompartements
bss 2reu3ers finb f9on NIT Waher an.
gefalt uno trobbem bic pumpsn I'm.
untsrbro@en arbeitsn, aiebt bas S9if
INNER msbr WaRsr.
@sssn abeno uurbe Der rgofon".
init allen Rettungsbootsn tn Bersit.
f&aft, tuieber ms tiefel @afse ge.
f9Isppt, Inn benz Sau9er 81 erm6s<
Ii9sn, ben @umpf ossi.lben nod benz
2sf az unterfu9sn.
Biz iebt bat btefsr rlur einer bret
6uB Iansen Rib am 3ieI sefunbeu.
absr es mub elm srbBerss God borban.
ben fein, ba oas 6&if ionH ni@t 10
bel @aHsr aieben tptirbs. Romman.
bant 8Ofman min ben yYrfOn" NIT
f9nslsn S4Isppbampfern nod Brs.
merton busRrsn lahen. UNI ibn oaielbff
In si1sr srobsn &ssisrunssood gum
ausbefern au bringen. gs if ,aber
fsbr ftasIi9. oh sr pdbrsnb bernGubrt
BON BelIngbam nod BremertOn ni9t
Observation-Disclosures une bsr1nfert tptrS.
u ngetreus5 rau nj part
ermorbet.
g prtngfteIb, g., 4. Sept.
Der 2si&nam elmer 6rau. nur NIT
Strtimpfsn unb etnsm gbsmiiette Be.
flsiost, tpurbe beute am ufsr bes Snp.
Der part Sees sefunbsn. Sn Der Ndbs
Der 2ei9e uuroe eine WdnnermiiBe ges
funbsn. SuBfpursn i'm Sanbe bes
ufers 3eigen, bab eth beftiger aampf
ffattgefunbsn bat. Die 2et9el tuurbe
aIs Srau glmsr Jilmure bon i6rem
@atten ibentifisirt. 5rau Jilmors
bate ssRern Mbenb In 8sslsitung zines
Wannss, Namsns pearI Sonss, ibre
Wo6nuns beimIi8 berluHen unb bas
paar wurbe bon glmer gilmore BIS
gum parf bsrfolgt. Was ipdtsr I'm
part paifrte. tonnte bic pOltaei bisber
nidt ermittsIn, absr Silmore bstbeusrt.
bab er an benz $obe fetuer Grau uu.
f&ulbie lei.
Banttairer Banf.
prdtbent.
gbteagp, 81, 4. Sept. 6enrp
%. 6sring, Der frtibers Raifrer Der
banferotten Wilmaufee Npe.l Staats.
ganf, ma&is heute fsinem bebrdnetsn
bergen 2uft, aIs er bic Depei9e bes
gsfh&t,tsn uno In San9er, Warotto,
berbafteten prdRbentsn pauI 8.
Stenslanb gelsisn batte, In tpel9s,
ibm (6ertns) ale e&ulo an benz
8anttru& 3usei9obsn wiro. WiI
empbatif@en.W srtsn srt!drte 6erins.
bab Stenslanb Der allein i9ulbigt
Derbre&er rudre, Der bur9 feline uabn.
fnnigen 6petulatiOnsn 0unoerttau'
ienbe bon Dollars Der esfoblenen uni
bur& sefdlf&te unteri&riften eri&wtn.
belten Yantgelbsr beri9usnbst babe.
@robe @eintelterei 3er,
fbrt.
,s.Gal., 4. Sept. Gin
aetualtiGe grplofort 3erftbrte beute BIZ
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-05

TrA9ta
NepfeI 81. OO-e.o0 per Sab.
Bananen $l.7b-2.2b Hetxs $l-s1.26.
Gtromem A .b0-S.O0 psr &sHG
Drangen - $4.50-6.60 pee Rife.
4inea .b-$3.N bte RIFE.
0aHermeIonen, 10e unb 26e.
gTrf&s, $l.59-2.2s pet 8uibeI.
Snbiana GantaIopes, 81 Bis ST.. 10 bas Sab
gFaumen 81 8 Bis So per SuibeI:
Bunen, $1.25 per guibeI.
0smRfa
@ritne Bobnen-60e Der Buibe.
@otbe RIben 25e ber 9utenb Bun@eS.
GeIerp-5c bis 81 bas Stiid.
Rrout - 6 e per 6ab.
8~IanentobI $1.25 pa 8uibeI.
@urfen - 25-3oe psr OuteRb.
SoIat - 36 Bic Doc per BuibeI.
SmiebeIa - Motbe unb metSe t1.25 per
Yfanb; epamii@e 8utsbsIn j. 80
per Rifle.
Beterflie 16-soe pei Dutexb buR@eS.
3artoHeIn-$2 90 per Sab.
Nabieie zoe pei Outexb.
Spinat - 81 per Sab.
stbtartoHeIn - 8trgtnia $3.25 ; 8aIti'
more $2.0.-2.76 Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sat-.
tomatoes 60e-6ce per HuibeI.
@ritmes Rorn, 10e bas Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-05
&un6eSfreu;er
,Sofon" anfgelmnfeu nnb 10 tart bei9dbigt, bab
iei1 Serlnt befir9tet iuir6.

gnnSesfreu3er ,,goion" inft. ltngstrene Grm i'm Bart ermoroet. - ganfs
faffryr contra g%amfprdfoent. = 0oBe @einfeherei 3erh0rt - @ieber
cine Ndnipuenerbiaat. - Sunse gSHainge. Greie sdfHiabrt. -
stabIrObrsutnnnel inter benz Suoiuu. = 9eui@e Sag. YohosnHs
Gerbeferung. - ShaBn6abnl lnaq.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-05

Gnsros 5 Bertauispreis SSu1ostis "a
e~3uebertdfe 8ec pei Rsaxs sx5ssmHCss
S9peuertdie is, Btsepxfx Sssun 9 Sa
Is. Stem Dori gbeboarB lie. sssssint'
l4sr 2tnburaer ]3t. Uytd la.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
BUT FOR HIS PRIDE,
CAR WOULD ABDlCATE
Empress Is a Mere Drudge and Fear
ls Making Her Wan and
GRAY.

Manchester. England. Aug. 23.-"The
empress COT Russia) is little more than
a drudge" writes a former English
governess Of the imperial children who
left Rus%siasrecently, in the Manchester
Dispatch. Her beautiful hair is.thick-
ly strewn with gray, wrinkles are in
vading her fair skin. Her face is sc
sad and despairing that it makes many
women weep even to look at her. She
is up early and late in constant at
tendance upon her husband and chill
1ren.
"She lives in such fear of the ear
being poisoned that she prepare all
his ROOD herself and is never happy If
she young cz%arevitch is out of her sight
For long.
The czar is constantly bemoaning
The cruel fate that hangs so heavily
1pon his wife and children. He would
gladly give up all and retire to a
quiet and secluded nome if he dared,
put he has a natural desire to preserve
The dynasty and the strong influence
If the dowager empress binds him to
PeterhOf."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
GIRLS PuRLOlN FOOD;
FATHER JAILS THEM
they Led Gypsy Life, Wandering
Around Only Partially
Clothed.

Lancaster, Pa, Aug. Pa rather res
markable case was disposed Of by AL
derman Doebler. that of Gertrude and
Susan Newcomer, aged II and 10 years,
respectively, who were arrested by,
their father, Harry K. Newcomer, a
farmer Of C%enterville, who ccuse
them of larceny.
For some time past Newcomers lar
der was robbed almost nightly. He dis
covered that his daughters, who were
supposed to be working in Lancaster,
were the culprits, and that they had
been leading a gypsy life for weeks in
the neighborhood. stopping in outbuild-
ings, stealing their food and only par
TALLY clad.
They could give no explanation of
their conduct, except to say they liked
to run wild. They will be given into
the care of some charitable society, as
they are unwilling to go home.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
WAS A BILLION
DOLLAR CONGRESS
Chief Clerks Reports on Appropriations
Made and For What Big
Surnx Co

Washington, d. c.. Aug. 2S.-Accord-
ing to a statement issued by Thomas
y. CleaNeS and James C. Courts, chief
clerks respectively o. the senate and
house committees on appropriations.
congress at its last session %appropri-
ated for the fiscal year 1907 nearly ST.
900. 0O0, 900.
The exact amount is 1919, 5S9.1s1.16.
representing an increase OF $59.4O4.-
5000 over the sum appropriated at
the last session of the Fifty-eighth
congress for 1906. The largest Item Is
contained in the appropriation for the
postoffice department. SCHOLARSHIPS.
The next largest sur was for pensions.
$40, 245, 500, or nearly twice as much
as was allowed for the support of the
army, and owe $4,000, 900 more than
was granted for the naval establish
ment.
OF the net increase OF $50, 404, 5000
over 1906. 1t is stated SAP, 447,201.0S was
for the isthmian canal. the balance be-
ing accounted for through the appropri-
.ations for the carrying out OF the meat
inspection laws the c%6htinuance Of con-
tracts for river and harbor work, the
reorganization of the diplomatic and
consular service and the OF
the rural free delivery service.
On the subject of new offices and
employments. Messrs. Cleaves and
Court say:
THE new Offices and employments
specifically authorized are 1894 In
number. at an annual compensation OF
s6.615,S70; and those abolished or
omitted are 5,2S5 in number. at an an
nual compensation of $4,010,10 a net
increase of 1,649 in number and So
SOS, 761 in amount.
"Deducting from the net increase of
1919 new salaries and employments,
1856 additional employees for h pos
tai service, there remain only 285 net
increases in employments for all other
departments and branches of the pub
lie Seryice.'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
John D. TOUCHED
BY CHORUS GIRL
His Heart First and His Pocketbook
Later to the Extent of
$4,000

Cleveland, Aug. 23-John D. Rookie
from the east, mas signified his willing
ness to donate $780, 900 toward the es-
tablishment of a home for chorus girls.
Miss Marie Cahill, the actress, is the
promoter of the enterprise, and man
aged to bring the matter before Mr..
Rockefeller in a favorable light through
A. clergyman acquainted with the Stand
ard Oil head. v
The donation will be conditional on
a like amount being raised by Miss Ca
hill from other sources. The home will
serve as a place where chorus girls will
be trained and educated for their work,
and also as a home SHOULD age or ILL
ness prevent them from continuing
their profession.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
BLACKS MOVE ON.
Brownsville People Win Out in FIGHT
on Negro Troops.

Washington, d. c., Aug. 23.-orders
have been issued by the military sec
rotary. Majcr General F. G. Ainsworth.
for the transfer of the colored troops
from Fort Brown. Tex, where there
has been serious trouble between citi-
zens n soldiers. to Fort Ringgold,
Tex, which is about 100 miles above
Fort Brown. One company of the
rwenty-sixth infantry is ordered to
Fort Brown, to take h place OF the
colored troops.
The company ordered to Fort Brown
IS made up of white men.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

ST. louis-Julius Lehman and Emile
Hartmann probably will eat Christmas
dinner at their homes in ST. Louis,
leaving the penitentiary in Jefferson
City Christmas eve. Governor Folk
said the two long term Doodle pris-
oners would be pardoned. probably the
latter part of the year, after having
served about three years.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
Ro;.e Id.ho-with

BoiAe, ldaho-with a number OF
states yet to be heard from, more tina
1900 delegates have been appointed to
the national irrigation congress and
have notified the executive committee
that they will be present when the
congress convcnes here on September 3.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

Lima Peru, Aug. 2s.-There was an
other heavy earthquake shock It VAL
paraiso last night.
According to the latest reports re-
ceived here the town of Quillota, TWEEN
ty-six miles from Valparaiso. having
a population of 10000 souls, has beer
completely destroyed.
AT Lima this morning there was a
slight shock. A dispatch from La Paz,
Bolivia, announcing that 1900 persons
lost their lives as the result of earth
quake shocks and fires at Valparaiso,
TO at Limache, 40 at Quillota, 35 at
Conchali. II at Peterao. 80 at LaPla-
ella, 6 at Lacalera.
On Sunday last there was q strong
convulsion at Valparaiso which pro-
duced q further panic.
President Roosevelt's messages Of
sympathy with Chilean people We're
most gratefully received by the gov
eminent and people and messages of
sincere thanks We're cabled to Wash
ington by the Chilean president.
Tales Of Destruction Confirmed.
Special kilograms from Santiago an
5nOunce the arrival there from Valpa-
graiso of Charles johnson Cana, n well
known Chilean. after a terrible jour-
s11ey accomplished PARTLY on foot and
ipartly on horseback. !!a confirms the
4taWerGS 9rr4LE ~ hrLN LIEH ALN
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
E CROSS TO AID.

Funds for Chilean Sufferers May Be
Sent to Headquarters.
Washington. Aug. 23.-Funds for the
relief of the Chilean earthquake suf-
ferers may be sem to Charles Hallam
Keep, national treasurer of the Amer
lean Red Gross. Washington, d. c., for
distribution through the American dip
lomatic and consular representative in
Chilo- 49,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

Springfield, IIl.-Tne last survivor of
the Lincoln homestead by the eman-
cipator has succumbed to the fury of
a summer windstorm. While A. S. Ed
wards, custodian of the homestead,
which is now the property of the state,
and Mrs. Edwards, who is a niece of
President Lincoln, slept h spreading
elm was uprooted.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
LAKE FREIGHTER ASHORE
Largest Boat on Great Lakes Grounded
Near Duluth.

Duluth, Mimi, Aug. 23.-The steam
err Frank H. Peavey, the largest lake
freighter. is ashore at Gooseberry riv-
er, on the nurth shore. about fifty
miles from Duluth. Tugs have gone
to its assistance.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
CAUSES pEAIh,

Chicago, Aug. 1.-TWO deaths and a
number Of prostrations resulting from
heat are reported today. The tempera-
|Hl.e at noon was 80.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

Fairmont. w. va.-owing to a misunder-
standing of the date set for the semi
monthly pay day at the mines OF the
Clearield and Ohio River Coal comnanv
nearly every workman has gone on STRIFE
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

Yreka, cal.-Two boys We're killed
and another fatally injured in a now
der explosion one mile from here early
today.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
AMERICAN GIRL SAFE.
S;iss Brown, Who Graduated at Yer.
million. Was in VALPARAISO,

Chicago. Aug. 21.-A cablegram announ-
,es that Miss Agnes Ewing Brown, of this
city, was safe at Santiago, Chile, wher
Ale passed through the earthquake and
Are which demolished the Chilean cities.
Hiss Brown went to Santiago in May as q
~yirector of the normal schools here, under
the supervision of the Chilean govern
nent.
Miss Brown was graduated from the
University of Michigan, and holds degrees
from ST. Mary's academy of Notre Dame,
Ind. and from the University of South
Dakota.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

Luekin, Tex.-John b. Roper, the
man with many aliases, who murdered
without cause two fellow prisoners,
white men, named Trawick and Crow
der, in the county Jail here on August
Is, beating them to death with a heavy
bucket as they slept, ended his life by
hanging himself in his cell, using a
strip from a blanket. He acknowledged
a few days ago that he was a member
of the Dalton gang.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

Logansport. Ind.-Because he broke a!
vow to stop drinking, made at his wife's
grave, Tony Albert committed suicide by
eating morphine in a saloon here. He had
kept his pledge four weeks.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

report of the fearful destruction and
incaieuiables loss of life at Valparaiso.
AT Colina. Batuco, Polipico and Ttlti!.
railroad stations, stores and dwellings,
have all been destroyed. The president
OF Chile has ordered the immediate
construction OF provisional buildings of
wood and zinc, in order to house the
homeless. Military engineers are now
repairing the railroad and telegraph
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
NEW YORK

Chicago. Aug. 21.-New York ex.
change 20 per cent. discount.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24
CARLOAD OF ORCHIDS
GIVEN TO PRESIDENT
Wealthy Filipino Planter Sends 1000
Varieties Of Beautiful Plant-En-
tertained Miss Alice.

San Francisco. Aug. 23.-Presiden,
Roosevelt is in receipt OF n of the
finest collections of orchids ever sent
to this country. h gift of Manuel de
Yriarte, a wealthy Filipino planter.
Seven thousand varieties are includ-
ed in the shipment, brought to this
country by the army transport Thorn
as, which arrived on Saturday.
When Alice Roosevelt was in Manila
she was invited to visit the conserva-
tories of the planter, who is one of the
islands wealthiest men. The presidents
daughter spoke of her fathers admira-
ton for the orchid. and the gift that
has been sent to this country Is the re-
suit of the planters promise to present
the chief executive with a few speci-
mems from his hothouses."
A special car will be secured for the
trip across the continent.
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Bucharest-Stefan Danielescu, of Bush
tent, was so given to reporting that he
could not refrain from reporting his own
death to the newspapers, his only comoen-
sation being the appearance of his initials
under the items. Recently he sent letters
to the papers In all large cities, saying
that on the arrival of the letters he womb
be dead. He reported his sS:cide with an
the details, and accused a number of resi-
dents in his town as being responsible for
his deed.
Geneva.-A boat being rowed by a stall
wart isherwoman named Vogel capsized.
A young man swan out to the woman,s
assistance and brought her ashore half
drowned, but OF Identifying her he
dropped her on the ground and walked
away. When informed thai he had en-
dangered the woman's life by his heart
less action. he replied: Sir. she is my
mother-.n-law For the last year she has
made my house a misery. If had known
sooner 1 would have climbed a tree and
looked on"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

Pittsburg, Pa.-James Cook, of this citv
dreamed that his wife, who eloped from
home July 4, was in Harrisburg with
James "Buckshot" Frazier. Captain OF
Detectives James Egan took no stock in
his dream. but to humor him, the Harris.
burg police were communicated with and
a few hours later they wired back that
they had Frazier and the wife. The
couple were brought back to this city. Mrs
Cook is heartily sorry for her escapade.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

Chester, Pa.-Half crazed with pain from
an aching tooth and being unable to get q
dentist to extract the molar, Henry Wes-
ley, a cook. took a thin wire. fastened it
around the tooth. tied the other end tc
the rear of his employers delivery wagon
and yelled to the horses to Get up" The
tooth was pulled.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

Springfield, Ill.,. Aug. 2s.-The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated yester-
day by the republicans of Illinois In 8
convention that was marked by har-
mony and good feeling:
Treasurer OF State-John F. tSmul--
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stroudsbrrg. Pa.-Josiah Green and his
wife came to town and bought goods in
Gedrich's store. Mrs. Green and Mrs.
Gedrich got chummy and Mrs. Gedrich
promised Mrs. Green that she would soon
visit her in the country. She failed to nav
the promised visit, and Squire Haney was
obliged to listen to evidence to decide
whether or not the Greens were entitled
to 81 damages for their disappointment
The squire decided in the negative,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

Chicago. Il1.-A fox terrier known as
Bill jolly" wa found dead, and the chill
dren within a radius of half a dozen
squares believe that he committed suicide.
EARLY in the morning the dog was found
dead on top of a gas range, with the ga.
turned on. Some time ago Bill was run
down by a trolley car and one of his legs
badly injured.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

seaford, Del.-on the farm of w. L..
Bell, a mile from seaford, several of his
fields are submerged with water to a
depth of from one to three feet and perch
and catfish in large number can be seen
swimming about. A colored farm hand
caught, with a wash basin in less than
an hour, a bushel of fish. The phenom-
enon cannot be explained. Other farm
ers report similar conditions.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

Springfield. Ill. Aug. 23.-The repub-
lican state convention met here at noon
today to name candidates for state
treasurer, superintendent public con-
struction and three trustees of the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

London. Isng.-At the Bagham Abbey
Flower show the earl OF B~rccknock, s
wears old. son of the Marquis Camden. eN-
hih,ted a collection of vegetables grown In
his own little garden, and won a prize.