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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-04-13

Among the Custer people who went to
Rapid City to take in the doings Of the
Western South Dakota Stock Growers
Association were Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mon.
helm, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. W Delicate,
Frank Walsh, George Raver, Phil
Goehring, VIM. Lovett, Jack Schaulis,
Mrs. X. w. Calkins and Miss Ethel Pet
erson,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-04-13

Tom Grammer is now considered the
champion broncho buster of the western
ranges. But it took Guy Grant to ride
the wild buffalo at the Stock Growers
meeting at Rapid on the 9th.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-04-13

There will be Catholic services in Hill
City at 1896 a, IN April l4th. Custer, III
a. m. April 2lst. Keystone at 10 a. IN
April 18th. will also attend to the
places of Pringle. Mystic and Rockford
on week days.
r. A. Heizmann. Pastor.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-04-13

Mr.. Frederick Procunier, the old gen.
tleman who resides on his ranch about
six miles southwest from Custer, was
stricken with paralysis the forepart of
last week and his case is reported to be
critical. We hope to receive a more
favorable report of his condition in a
few days, but just now we are told that
there is not much upon which to found
hope of recovery.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-04-13

Mr.. s. L. Bowen, OF Wayne, w. Va,
writes: II was sufferer from kidney
disease, SO that at times could not get
out of bed, and when did l could not
stand straight. ] took Foley's Kidney
Cure. One dollar bottle and part of the
second cured me entirely" Foley's
Kidney Cure works wonders where
others are total failures. j. +. Pitcher
q IN
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-04-13

The Wanichek Musical Comedy Com,
pany gave an entertainment at the hall
last Friday night. The company are
musicians, and the concert was of the
highest order, producing beautiful, har-
monious and perfect music in solos
duets, trios and quartets. Everybody
was well pleased with the evenings en-
tertainment.-Lesterville Is. D. News.
Opera house, Tuesday evening, April
10Th.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-04-13
Cattle Brands.
Notice to Creditors.

NOllCe 10 CEtuilpFbs
In the County Court OF the County OF Custer,
State of South Dakota.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Henry Richard
son, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
mnistratiX OF the Estate of Henry Richardson,
deceased 10 the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, 10 eS-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publication of this
notice. to the SAID administrators at the office Of
the Clerk of the County Court, in the County of
Custer.
Dated at Custer, s. D., March 18th, 1907
ANNA DOWNING,
Administrative of the Estate OF Henry Rich
ardSOn, deceased.
First publication, March 1G, 1907.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-04-13

Seed wheat, timothy and millett seed
at L. V. Garlock's.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-04-13
WAN TED!

We can employ few more teams
hauling lumber from Hare's saw mill.
The road is put in good shape and we
pay the top price for hauling. Inquire
at the
I, uora Co.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-04-13

A few Of those single and double car,
riages, and open buggies yet to close out
Inquire of Nj. j. Bailey.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30

oomit cine Standardization bcgcbcn
unb 5meifelos Dor ein a~ricgsgeridIt
geitellt nerOen. Sm Sffi5ierscorps
Der Worinc, iorpcit bolielbe bier in
Wnibinoton uertretcn lit, bcrrid)t I'M,
gcneine Gittcrtcit anldBlid Der SI'
lnlte, melde Der Fraii0ent Dem Nos
miral un9cthon un0 man boiit, DAB
DER GongrcB Der NHgelegeubeit Nufs
mcrfiomteit ihenten un0 einc gritn0.
lid)e l(ntCrilhnng mlitclleu mcr6c.
IS m1re Damn rid)t unpabridcinIid),
oaB in oos Worinc.9uoget enc &c.
thinning mifgcnommen miirOe, mel
de oa5 Goracben Oes Er0iioenten in
Se5ug altf 0as Commando bon so.
lpitoIi6iffen binfGaig mndt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
JIltrnftiUncu au @rifJiuurcne im
Eulucrs Trpses.

8eor9ctpmn II. &p., %. 9e5. -
SIN Ero5cB gegen Gnleb Iopcrs me.
gen G%rnlorouug bon @oupcrllcnr
0pe6cI liro Die gusiosen IN 0icicnl
nno Den friitcren Sro5eiien pcrIeiet
Dorbcn UNI Die 8cidppcrrnell otf bic
pieien @iocrIpriifc aufmerfiom 5lt
MADDEN. Yeibe Soften idIoiien a..
ltert Gas Sicplifpcrfabren ob.
Nidlter WOrris i%nitruirte Johann sic
8clhnorencn ungefdGr in periel6en
@ciie, mic Spe5ialridter Mobbins at
Gnoc ser oriticn 9Sro5eiiirung Yolu-
crS'. &enn Tie Gotpers iiber ieoelt
bcrnilnftlaen 3lpeifcl hilous idulOia
finoen, an Der Grn1orbune @oebels
betbclligt gGpcien SIT iein, 10 ioaten
tic i'm gum Suoer ooer lebe1slGngli.
GIem &crfcr perurtbeileu. Ser 8e.
ridtSGof ocrtaqte iid) Damn bis Mon.
tag, iuann Die lebten arountente oes
&crtbci0igcrs unb oes alG0ers itatt.
finocn merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
&eelic Gnrtcr's @asueraiftpna.

Gbicagn 81, %. Gciembcr. -
Sdon ieit GINGER Belt leioet ser
MedtsampAlt uno aapitaliit 9eSlic
Garter an Oen Solacn elmer @asper-
ailtln1 iulo Der Summer iibcr ieillc
IumilicnpcrbGltniile pcr56gert ieinc
Wie0erberitcllllng. Als Sr. Garter
I'M Sabre 1888 ieine gheifeiOuag
onrd)iebte, entid)lob ii6 iein Sobu,
it'd lciner Wlltter an5lliHlieBen, mel.
die gegen Gortcr's @ilcu lid Ser
Standardization gemiOmet bat. Aus
0rau Garter lih Damn nit Dem iun-
gen Shmlipiclcr ". 9. Nap1e per-
G%cirdtbctc, nltroe Der SoIn mieoer
DicIiodJ 5lrin Gcrorub 0es Sntcrs in
Der &rclie crmdbnt. Gn5u fomn,t,
0aB Die iriibere Srnn Garter i5relt
Atoncn nod imncr lueiter fiiDrt ulto
mn Den ibrcs 5peiten @atten billtcr
cineln Sinocitrid) tin5uicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30

0inol Goulie, rgr5biidoi pom 2yon,
bot eillen Sirtenbrief crloiien, in Dem
CT in idGrfIter Sonort bic ntCn1peI-
I6onocrtid)e 9%croubu19" Der aird)e
in 6rantreid) I'M eriten Sabre Der
Guatiitrlng beS ErcnnungsgeicbeS
idiI0crt. Gr propbe5eit, Der Stuot
lper0e in ieincn 9enlilplmgeL Die $40
ipit0ler IN &utenbdnoe 5u bringen,
fortfabren, mer0e ole nod iibrig qe
b%licbenen tntbolilden Sr0en inter
oriIdCn ul6 Den fntbolii)cn SdulCn
Elm Gn0c MADDEN.
Ger &orbinol floQt oariibcr, ooB
5mnr Elm Sdllflein Der @ldubi0cr iid)
5n obnm0htiger Glltriiitltng crbobcll
babe, Die Wtcbr5abl ober lid ibrcm
&er9nii9cn oOer ibrcn @eidGften bin.
gcbc, un0 bon Der Freiic irrc0rIcitct,
it'd Den miftiAcn &orl6rgcn QcQcl
iiDcr alci6giiItig ae}ciNt babe, Gr
ldlicBt init eiHcm NuTrlli an Die &a.
tboIifcL ON @iouben leIt5u6olten
mo io9t; Sic b0icn Gage pcrOcn
DorlIbcrgebcn un0 id)licbli6 iueroeu
mir Die 6rcu0cn bcS SicgcS foIten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30

mar Der 8ice MtniItsr oeS 9lcuBern,
Baron Gbinbo, BON 9oh1bof brett
nod) Der amerifonii6en 9otipoIt &c.
tahren, uni Die nmerifuriId]en Gor.
ldIdgc uno Oie9lnrcgltngen S'9rien'S
3lr Solitng Der Sfrpierigfeitcn 81
belpreden. 3em @ernebmen na6
perliei ole Gr0rtcrung III b0hit be.
lrieoigenoer @eiie, mo lit cine Nnt.
mort in 6orm eiuer Teutld)riIt bent
ndd)'t 81 e%rluortct. IS lit iett flar,
0aB Die iapuniid)e Ne9ieru1g einiiebt,
Dob Die BON eincm llnterbcnmten in
0ieicr 6rnoc %begangenen SebIer Die
ietigc ldluicrige Sodlnge perllriodt
Gobcn. Sic HeQicrlmg lit entidloi.
len ourdj Die 5ufitilftige @ci6ron.
tllng Scr Nltomnnocriutg Die &logct
Der omerifoniihcn Re9ierung uno
neQ mlcr;tuiidcn &;ollep lmm0glidJ
81 maden, Iic GGpuicrigtcit Die in
Der Wt0glidJtcit lieNt, onB iapauiid)e
NuaUanbercr iiber Die caro0iiNe um0
mcrifoniiGc @rcn5c nadl Oen Ser.
Stooten fommcrL miro jett reiflid)
in GrpG8um9 ge5ogcn, neil man ei}t-
llebt, Dob, 10 lurge oicie Wi0gli6teit
iortbeIteht, cine WicOerbolung Ser
&logen i6Derlid 3u perbiiten Iei.
Gbino's GelcpbonIintcn.
Imon China, 80. 9e3. - Gic
tboti06Iide 2lnlogc Der Eclcpboll-
linicr, Die Nmcp nit 0cn beiOcn on.
Oeren @robitdOten Der ErGieftur,
Iiucn.6ou.ilL ~IiIni5i0 Mcilcn moro.
lid, unh Gban9.d)oll.iu, orciBig Mci.
len mcitlidL ucrbinOcn ioleu, lit IN
Irgriff genontmct morGcn. Die Nm.
lo2c uno ser 9ctricb ser @inicn blei-
ben 0Gnilid) inter Der GputroIc Der
dlinCIiiden HeqCirrunu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
8encn Slcrman=WeicB
&iicHbabneu uu0 9fbc0cr nebmcn &c.
meiniancn Ston0.

G9icn0n, 30. Ge3em6cr.
Gie Giienbobns umo S1ifffobrts- Sr.
tcrelienten boben iid olgeni6einlif
%perbunoen, I'M Die 2luibebung Des
Sbermln'iden Inti. 5ruit. @eiebes,
lomeit es iid allf transport. @eiel.
lbaiten bc5icbt, 81 er3ielen. Gieic
lbatindJe ergicbt ii6 ats Ger0iient.
lidungen III Der jiinglten drummer
Ger 6oA5citi6rift YHaihpop Nlge,"
an peId]er Gilcnbabn . Erdiioeuten,
8ouJcrncltre, Giicnbabn . Commit.
Iore nno Die &ertreter GROCER Sdiii.
fatrt5 9 &Ittcreiien bctheili9t limo.
6oit jc0eS Eroblcn. pelhes Giicn.
balm unO Shifffobrt bcriibrt, lit ga.
rim ucrtreten. Aue @eriaIIer Sc. Nili-
l1Bc ltintnlcu 0urin iibereiu, OdB 0as
Nepburr=0cicB piel Niltea acbrndt
bat, Defenders in Nc5ug ollf ole Mo
ld]ai llI Ser Habatte. 2lue bcoauern
Gle pcrldie0c1cu @iOeripriihc 5mi.
ld)en ltaatlidler un0 Matchmaker 8eict
geblulH nn0 limo i'd ooriibcr cinig
0ab Die GiiCibdbn. mo Die Sdift-
labrts NntcreIIenten iid) raid Cit
nnoer nibern un0 cnolid) erfcnnen,
oab DIRE &ntcrCiIen 1enleiniamc iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
9irbcit iuir0 aniacnpmmcn.

FittsburQ, M, %. 0cj. -
Die -y lttien Sfuifd & stgnol Ga"
bat lire MltgcitcIlten a~raclpieIen, lid,
an ,. Nolntor micort 5itt 2lrbeit 5lt
nlel0cn. Die Nnlogcn Der @cieaiMdit
lin0 lett 0cn 20. ). NJ. 0eidloiIen
lnto ntoll bate gela!lbt baB lie nid)t
uor W}ollnt9iriit Dcu 9qtrieb micoer
Gnfnebmen mcr0e.. 9cOeltcloc 2luf-
trdgc b1bc1 Die friibere @icGeraui=
nabnlc 0cS @ctricbea notbmen0ia 0c=
mad)t. Die @eieuifait bat nit Der
nHcunipIpnnia G@iirrbobn" cincu
Gontrnf1 obgcitloiicn, monod lie fir
S2,000,000 Die @rridtlma 0e@ Mep-
Oortcr Gllnncl$ iiberninmt unb Sic
@orriman'ihcn Yinicn bobcn ibr
AlCid). lQ9 midtiJr @nlitrG9c crtbciIt.
Spbnatolu Il, G0, %. 9e5. -
0iCr mltt0e bctanlt 0emnd}t, Dap am
t. 3lnulr nlbeju ale 9lbtbrilungen
Der InIagen Der cambria Steel
81" bcn &etricb micoer o%l,incbmen
uno onB pollc 70 Ero5ent ser m1h-
rcno Der 6itan5flenme 1bgclegten
9lrbcitcr mie0er &eihGitigun9 iinoen
wcr0cu. lleber 1000 Wnm crbnltcn
0u0ltrd) nic0er SeiG11ftialln1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
Mcnc Npfnnicntc ac9cn @alfcr.

Sdrttoro, Gonn, 30. Ge5. -
Eihtcr Cooper, 9tllmalt Der Savings
&auf bon 9tclp-9ritnin, Gonn.,"
mo Gbcf Ga9on uon Ser Stnatspoli-
sci iinO nod @aihinaton nbdcreiiL
I'm neue Scluciie gsgcn Sen III Mterifo
pcrboftctcn iriibcren Mnilircr De-
9ant, @illinm s. @altcr, Sen 9un-
oesbcbor6en 5u iibermittcln, oamit
@aIter nllsgelieiert peroen faiin. Sn
bieiell beidrporenen Nusiagen miro err
ser Gntpen0ung pom $565,000 III
9dnrgelb irnO @ertbpnpiercn, Ser
llnterihlagnn8 rno 6dllhnng be-
idulbigt. Die iSGlid)nngen inn Dot
9Irtb,lr s. 2iebert, Inaeitcltcm elmer
biciiGen EcrIiterunga : @eIealhaIt,
beIdmore1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
Suit aeht uud, 0uituu.

Wd1bingtpM :. g., %. Gc5.
- WdbrenO ieinea Nufentbalts in
%olton am n0fitcn Montag miro
GricI9ictretIr Gait ale SGnoe poQ
III tbltn bohen. Gr miro brei per
iticOene bolb0iientli6e Teriommllul,
9ct beillden ul0 poratalidtlid) aud,
III ntlelG NdlpraDen 81 1altcn baben.
&ornlittdga nn 1211 ltbr Jobnt cr
Der %er'ommlur9 Der 9oItoner @ciit.
lldjen bel, 9tadn1ittnga tim 3 ll6r
miro ibnl I'M Gluicum-Ghlb" cin non
jlt0I'dcn SuntierS uno &dufleuten
ocrdnltaltcter Gnpinng gegeben, bel
mcllcn Ger SefrctGr cine fltrsc 9(ns
lpradle bdii, mo am tbeno iprid,t
0r, Loit bel Dem S1lfett scr ,Nter.
dNnts 9G~Iocintion~ i'm rSotgI S0lner.
iet." Scin NrtcigeGuartier ni,nntt Ser
Srfretar Bel iciner yoie, 6ruu gu
nl!cl Carr, Nr. 403, Commemorative,
NGenllc, no er aid 0ns SriibItiif mir
Den MlitAlieOern Der Tamilic cin.
nlnunlt. @dbrenO 0ea gr6Btcn 1beils
oe@ iolgenOen cages, 0icnitog, per
lpcilt Sr. Gait in Miltrrp benz
frilberen @obniit iciner Muttcr, pc.
bin er iid) id)on ON Worgen begiebt.
Gr ge0entt, BORT Sri. Celia 6. Cor
req, Der trellcn 6rcunoin ieiller per.
%ltorbcnen Otlltter, cii,en Seiudj ab5il-
ltntten nno nm Nodnlittag I'M A llbr
Ole MliGreiic nad) @nibin9ton iiber
Eroui0ence on5utreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
&ciu HaHcnfampf in Sflabpma.

StlaDoma Gitn Ola, 30.
Ge5cmber. - Giner Meloung ans
5elirietta 5uiolge lit BORT 2lles rllbig,
Ginlge Der BORT mobnenocn Geger ia.
ben Den Srt perlaiien. Gic giiens
bubnbriiden merbcn inipi5irt, che mart
3ilge oariiber iubren l1Bt, 0a mcbrere
Sorpeoos auf Den 8eleilen g~eiunbeu
morben limo. Sriippen iino nift per.
langt noroen mo man glalibt nid)t,
oaB ll,an lie ben0tbigen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
In YbilnSclpiJia acitprbcu.
HbiluocIpbio, va, %. D

FD1I00tIpN10 a, N0., %. Sc5.
- Or. Coleman Sellers, Elm bcrpor.
~roacu6er &n1cnieur uno N@ciebrter,
lit bier in ieincm S0cim I'M 81. &c,
bcnalahrc geItorbcn. Die 9lll3riiitur-
gen ser 9tiaaorn &rd"ititationen inn
llab icincn YlGrcn oli3leiiibrt nor
0cn. Die lliiuerIit0t pon &enniplpc=
nicn bat i'm sum 9ottor ser N'iiiell-
'Gaiten crboben uuo Der &6ni0 no!l
SdOpeoen bat ibm Den 0laia- Sroell
pcrlicben. SelIera bat prciBi1 No-
tellte All. Grfin0ltnlGl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
8crlanncn 2nlaac.

Stem @apcm Cont, %. Ge3.
- Tie 9Otomotiufiibrcr uno @ci5cr
Ger y9lcw.2)orf, Nrp,6open unb
NortforosSobn" boben Die 6or0erlng
elmer Sobn3lllu9c uon 5cbn &rp6cnt
AeItcllt. 1ic Sofomotipfiibr2r Ger
Ecr~ionen5iige erboltcn pro Strur0e
Ssh Gcnta, Die &ei3cr 22H ut0 ois
2otomotiuiiibrcr lul0 @Ci5er Der @ii
tCr6ilnc etlua9 mChr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
Gnt5Os iidD Der Gcrbuitnns Surd)
Selbitmuro.

Stonr sails, 2. o, %. Gej.
= Or. G. &. :. @adenoorf lpelfer
lett lcttem 6ebruar lue8cn &crleeung
Der &oitgeicbe cin Sltiti5iliiftling lit
mo Icit september bier prafti5irte,
crld)ob lid bier. IN einenl 3inmer
1ebenan martcten Die 9unoes. Stills.
Warih6le Carleton uno 9amb AMI
0lS Grideinen @ad,euopri's. nm ibu
lad) Dem 8eridt 81 be9lcitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
Ecttibpnc : Hruscf.

@oiie, &bobo, %. DECEMBER. -
Sas &crleien Ser M~ltaiogen iltcr sic
Bradley 3 Grploiion IN San Iran.
cisco nobnl bel Der geitri1cn Sort.
lcsung bes Eettibone . Ero5ciicS Sen
9anjc1 Gornittag rno einGn Sbcil
ocS Nuhmittogs in Aniprud,. gm
Woutog miro Die Gertbcibigung nit
Sem Terbor ser 3ellgen beginncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
@ranfbcit tricb snni Sclbitmoro.

SoIe0o, ., %. Nc5clllbcr. :
Ger prontincnte MafIer uno Sabafs@
6abrifant :. Sronf 3abm bon bier
bat lid in icinem giircall nit einem
&epolper eritoiien. Man glaubt,
CAB aranfbeit i'm 5t Dem Selbit.
moro gCtriebcn bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-30
9tn,pcter tort.
Saiier @ilbclm's 'Snnslcbrer nno
Gr5icber gcitorbcn.


-
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-06-07
AUTO AND WAGON COLLlDED.
Harry Hamlln, One of the Wealthiest
Men in Buffalo, Is Killed and
Boy Is Fatally Injured.

Buffalo, n. Y.-Harry Hamlin, one
of the best known and wealthiest citi-
zens of Buffalo, was killed in an auto
mobile accident ON the Williamsville
road, mile north of the city line,
Monday afternoon. Mr. Hamlin's auto
collided with a light wagon driven by
Jacob Schaller retired butcher OF
Buffalo. ,Hamlin was hurled to the
roadside, and instantly killed Schal-
Ter was badly hurt, but will recover.
John Heckel, a 12-year-old boy who
was in Schallers rig, was fatally in
jured.
In the auto with Mr.. Hamlin were
Anthony Gavin, a member of the Buff
falo police force, and two of Hamlin's
employees, one of them acting as chauf-
feur. Opposite the Country club two
automobiles going in the same direc-
tion passed the Hamlin party. The
road was covered with dust and the
two rapidly moving machines left
dense cloud of dust in their trail.
Schaller and the boy were driving to.
ward Buffalo and the automobiles
were going in the opposite direction.
The first two machines passed them
well to the right Schaller was peering
ahead through the dust when Hamlin's
machine flashed directly in front of
him. There was no time to turn out.
The automobile struck the horse, tear
ing off its front legs and carrying the
wreckage of the wagon 200 feet down
the road. Schaller was tossed to one
side, but the boy was jammed into the
wreckage of the rig and the front of
the auto.
Mr., Hamlin, who was on the front
seat with the chauffeur, was thrown
over the ditch and onto the trolley
tracks which parallel the roadway. He
landed headforemost on the rails.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-06-07
SNOW FELL IN JUNE.
New Workers Experience the Most Re-
markable Weather Ever Known
at This Season of the Year.

New York-Snow fell in New
York on the first Sunday in June.
The flakes were not of the sort that
make sleighing, but they swirled
around the tops of the skyscrapers
and gave the most remarkable touch
to June weather that New Workers
have seen in years.
At 1920 a. m. the mercury dropped
to 45. At s o'clock it was 43. At the
local weather bureau the weather was
admitted to be the coldest for June in
years.
The losses incident to the recent un.
seasonable weather will amount to
millions of dollars in Greater New
York alone. The merger of winter and
summer and the consequent smaller
demand for spring attire has been a
serious blow to clothing merchants,
while other lines have been similarly
affected. Thousands of amusement
promoters who pay high prices for
concessions based on their weather
earning values and others whose for
tune vary with the weather, have al.
ready suffered greatly.
From up the state come reports of
wintry weather. In the Catskills,
where many New Workers have taken
up summer quarters, some of the
mountain peaks are snowcapped
There were two heavy snow squalls
there Sunday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-06-07
MAI. GEN. RUGER DIES.
Man Who Had Long and Brilliant
Career in Army Crosses Divide.

Stamford, Conn. = Gen. Thomas
H. Ruger, U. S. A. (retired)
died at his home here Monday. He
had long and brilliant service in the
army. He was born April 2, 1888. He
graduated from West Point in 1854
and was assigned to the engineer
corps, from which he resigned after q
years service. He then took UP the
practice of law at Janesville, Wis, un-
til the civil war broke out. He was
made lieutenant colonel OF the Third
Wisconsin volunteers.
He was in the campaign of the Rap
pahannock and commanded a division
in the Gettysburg battle. He was in
command in New York City at the
time of the draft riots. After the war
in 1866 he received an appointment as
colonel in the regular army and was
military governor in Georgia In 1868,
during the reconstruction period.
From 1871 to 1876 no was superintend-
ent at West Point academy and then
served two years as commander of the
Department of the South. He was
made brigadier general in 1886, major
general in 1895 and retired two years
later.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-06-07
A LUCKY ST. LOUIS MAN.
He Is Believed to Have Secured for
800 Painting by Titan.

st. Louis.-Edward Sells, of st.
Louis. believes he has identified a
painting that he purchased a year ago
for less than 500 as the famous st
Jerome" painted by Titan about 1881.
No trace of the painting has been had
since about 1929. Sells purchased the
picture from Allison K. Stewart, st.
Louis mining engineer, to whom it
was given in 1900 by priest in the
mountains of Honduras after Stewart
had given him liberal offering of sill
yer for his poor.
In 1881 Titan painted "St. Jerome"
by order of Duke Frederigo Gonzaga
of Mantua. Before 1929, when Charles
l. of England bought most of the art
treasures of the Gonzagas, the "St.
Jerome" had disappeared. When
Cortez conquered Honduras early in
the 18th century a member of
the Gonzaga family accompanied him
and remained in Honduras. 1t Is
Sells theory that the painting was
carried to Honduras by this man.
Stewart obtained the picture in the
town of San Geronimo, of which st.
Jerome was the patron saint. Sells
has received letter from Mrs. Julia
Ady, an English biographer of Titan,
saying she believes Sells has Titians
"St Jerome"