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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
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8eridt nit $500 @eloItrnfe belegt,
neil or om s. Hopember os. IS. orei
blinbe Yaiiaeiere bon ieinem Sbiffe
botte entfpilden ~loilen.
Nicten in Der GbeIottcrie.
SIN 8reiseeridt Nr. 3 reifte Sr.
2ouis Sacob cine alase ae9et 6rou
Settle W. Sacob auf oblollte Sdcis
oung ein. aldger fiibrt aus, oob
icire Srau i'm grauiom bebonoelt
uno einnol cine llbr nof linn &c.
morfen babe.
Srou Mnna s. Gbelps iubt I'M
&rciSgerid)t nm oblolute S6eiolrng
non Charles $. Ebelps mad, Der on.
geblih bic al1aerin boSipilig Der.
laIien baben iou.
Cine Nonlan5e aus Der S%tuoenten.
5eit fonb 9~eitcrn Wor9cn inn areisge.
rid)t ibren gbidluB, inbem Sruu W.
.. GolblpeIl cine abipllloe Sdeiorng
gemGbrt m,lroe bon Cigar Golbpea,
ben Tie, nGhrcno CT nod Stlloent
mar, bciratbete. 90sniuiecS Ser
lolicn ipar Der SdeibungSgruno.
Snl 9lcit)en 8erid)t ipl,roc Die Che
bon Srou Gbriitino Strilben uno
Sobn Struben geihieoen, weil Der
Scbtere ongcblid feline 6rou ld)led)t
bcbonoelte uno nid)t fir ibren Inter
bait iorate.
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bon Sllbmig aern reid)te Srau 60
pbia &ern i'm 3rcis9eridt Gar. 2 Elm,
in Der Tic ausfiibrt, bon ibrem @otten
grallIum bebanoclt moroen 81 lcin.
.fm &reisgeri6t Hr. 2 ipiiroe Srn.
Sobn ". Goonep cine ahiolute Sbei.
bnng bon Sroll 8~otborine Goonep
ouf 8runb bosmiaigcn Gerloiicns &C.
mGbrt.
Srou Slorenee Hittenbouie mrtrbc
inl &reiSgcriht 81 Sotpion cine par.
tieue Sheiouna bon 0opio M. Hit.
tenDonle 5ugebiuigt. oilh muroen ibr
$6 mofcntlihe Ilimente uno bic Sb.
hut iiber ibre beiben 8inoer geipGbrt.
Sbr 8atte iou Dem Srunfe ergeben
9emelen lein uno lie grouiam bebon.
0elt boben.
5rau Warp 6. Sonoro reidte I'M
areisgerifte 81 Somion cine &lage
Elm oltf abiolute Sheioung bon Sobn
j. Sonaro. gls @riinbe meroen bos-
miaiges S~erloiien uno llntreue oll.
gcgcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Wahrc Wcid,id,tcu.

&c. Gr5ellcn3 Der commandments
Ser General reitet al einem Ma.
noucrtose Die Snfonteric . Worit.
&olonne cl1tIang u,o ruit oemSaupt.
mann t. Elm iooiales .@uten Nor.
acn!" 81. Siiiilicr &omolsfi, in Der
Mtcinung, bieicr @ruB geltc oerSrup.
pc, antmortcte nit loliter Gimme:
~@uten Moreen, Guer G%r5eaen5."--
Sohelnb reitet Der bobe Serr meiter
uno crboIt bcrrlht Der Sauptmonr
leine Gompo9nie an: nWer mar Die.
ier Sbie?"
Seine gr5ellen5 Ser commanoi.
renoe Serr General" id)oQte es
prompt 5llriid.
6rau @ebeimrotb g.. Die Wutter
zines iiingen Sffi5ierS, beiiidt zines
ihonen Cages ibren Sobn in oeIien
Wobnung IN Der Gnierne, nodoem lie
iif Gags 5upor brieflid) ongeneloet
bat. Oa Die Came cine nod iitgeno.
lld)e Gr'deiniing unb iebr elegant
gefleioet lit, e%rnpfangt iie Der Bur.
Idle nit foleenoen Morten: ,Inmel.
ben ipiu i'd sic ia aan5 gerrie, 1rei.
lein, aber bob Der Serr Qeitnant sic
annebmen miro, sloob id) mid. mir
eriparten bette n0mlid) uniere Nut
ter" zms1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
mid mlb bot cincs r%cierpirt iein."
Mprthcr Hou1r2" - Hnlcoocr :"

mid mub bod) cines rcierpirt iein."
n@ertber Nomc?" - rHcicggcr."
- rNb, Hoieggcr," iagte Der ser.
%ltrcllte Yprtier, Der lit idon olli lei
mem 3immer, crIten Stod Hr. a.
Hoiegger id)on orlf ieinem 3imnler2
9os intcrciiirtc MIDI. Wod)te feline
9efonntihaft MAIDEN. SD gine nadl
Summer 3 uno flopftc al. Sam
Elm Stlbenm1oden: n9itte, Scrr
Roieeger ldbt Niemanoen Dor. Gr
mill Rub boben." Iber Der Hoiees
ger bin i) ia ielbit! molltc es mir
ld)on cntfobren, Oahte aber: % lit
ctDoS oobilter. 2ab' eS lid) entlpi.
deIn. nSaben Sic nift fir mid,
Gin onoeres 3immer2" "a nurbe
ib in cine ounfle froitige Soffom-
rler gebrod)t. 9ort iporte ih MN
otf Die Stunbe Der 8%orleiung. sic
nobte, ih lab ourd) Die Seniter bic
Sellte ourd) Den Sof in Den Saol
ltromen. IS id)lng iieben l(br, bo
Die Sorlelung beginner IoQte. Mber
Nienlono crid)ien bel mir, nm mid,
pie iiblid, in Den Soal 81 iiibren.
Bin ib bod) ncugierig, iuer iebt Die
@orleiung bolt, oohte ib uno lpollte
bingeben oils 3uborer. Guf Der Srep.
pc b%csegneten mir %aufgcregte SO.
mite = Witglicber, itarrten mid eineil
Iugenblid all: ngd - ioaten
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SOP" iogtc id, "ua, ba lit elmer.
Menn Der reht mdre2" 9llio oie9Sor-
lcintg mubte bod ih balten. 2oiung
ocs Hatbiels: Wit einem 3uge friiber
ais if wor I'M Sotel Gin Serr erifie.
men, Der lid) nit meinem Nontcn Dor.
ltelte unb olio oiif Dos fir mid be.
reitetc ld)one uno moblollrhmdrrntc
3immcr gcfiibrt ipuroe, no err es iih
beboalid, mod)tc, our Souie folten
Nufihnitt irnb &otblpcin f"onnlcn
lleB mo Dor Der Yorlciung = per'
ihlpQno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Gin Nmfrnf at bas Gentidtbnm Der
Der. Staateni

Sn llnterbaIie bes 9ongreiies bat
HeprGientont Sims bon Seuneiiee
cine Dill (S. u. 90S6) eingercid)t,
wcld)e Die Serltearng uno Den Ser
fauf bon Spirituoien I'M Iiitrift So,
lumbin pom 81. Sftober 1903 an Bel
elmer Strafe BON 500 bis $500 unO
80 Sogen bis 6 Wonoten @ei1nsnib
perbietet.
.fgl31pei Hurfte limb es. altf melhe
Die Witglieoer oes Gomites fir oerl
GiItrtft Columbia gang natorildlidit
anfmerflam gemad)t meroen iolten:
l Critters - Die liberal gelinnten
Siirger Der Ser. Staateu urlO gan5
beionoers o%ieienigen beutiher @eburt
uno abltammlng proteitiren gang
energiid gegen ieoen Seriud, Ole
9unbesbouptftaot in Ben 9ann ser
Erobibition 81 tbun, lire 9%erpobner
uno Die Sunoerttouienoc bon 9eill.
hern ibres gllten He6tes, bel Mobl.
5~eitcit Elm @los Bier ooer @ein 5ll
trinten. 81 berol,ben.
3meitens = Die liberal 0enfenoen
giiraer Der Ser. Staaten betradten
es als einen S6impf fir Die 9unoes.
&auptltdot, ibrer 9etpobner uno sic
@iiroe u%nierer groBer Hepiiblif, ar.
alinente, Die i'm Siioen nit ieiner
itarfen Teger.g epGlferung i'm Suite
reiie bon Erobibition o%ngeipanot mer.
Den, ol,f Die erite Stobt oes 2o1oes
an5ilmenoen.
Seoer liberal gelinnte giirger, ieoe
oellt'de 8ereinigung lit hermit oii.
geforoert, unlgebeno cillen Erotelt i'm
obigen Sinne NIT iol9enoer Nuis
idrift nb5nienoen: 10 tie Sonoroble
tie Wembers OF the Committee OF,
the Iiitrict OF Columbia, @%aibington,
:. g."
@ons beionoers ioQten sic Yiirger
mo Tereinigungen Der Stnaten DC.
rem Hepr1ientonten Witglieoer bes
Gomites iino, 3uifriiten an Die betr.
Sertreter i'm Gomite ienoen, uno guar
ioiort, ga Die 8orloge ihon I'M So.
mar beratben miro.
Gas Gomite lit, wie folgt, 5uinm-
mcngeiebt: Samuel ". Smith. Mi-
higon; Ebtlip 9. Campbell, aanias;
@oporo 9. Saplor, iun., Ohio; s.
@an Sedtcn Slcott, Nem.Dorf; Gbos.
Mc@ouin, Sainois; Sulils aabn.
California; s. Sampion Moore,
Eenniplpanien; Spbn $. Softer, Sn.
biano; Sarrp M. Gouorep, Wtiiouri;
Sranf %. Gpe, Minneiota; @iGinm
!. Garp, @isconiin; Samuel DC.
Miaan. Nep-Dorf; 1betus u. Gins,
5%enneiiee; 4oolpb 2eper, 2ouiiiana;
Goriep @. Sbadleforb. Wiilouri.;
@pntt aifen, Siio.Garolina; s. Do
bis 9roobenb, Tenniplpanien; Ben
Sobnipn, aentudp; Santes @. Wur.
pbp. Wisconiin.
Jiir ben 9oritano oes Geiitit- ante-
rifanifhen Hntionalbunbes, OF. Is. s.
Seramer. Yr1iioent; aopIpb
Z / m m, Sefretdr. philadelphia, Sen
90. Te5ember 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Der falidJe Nuiegger.

Ger iteiriid)e Golfsoihter Better
@oiegger cr5dblt in ieinem rSeim-
%gurten:" Jn einem Srte nidt melt
bon Wien iuar id 81 elmer 0orIeiung
aelooen. Bel meiner anfnnft am
gobnbofe our beitimmten Stunoe
fiel es mir out Dab Der bonn Gonite
5useiagte Wagen nid)t oa lpor. go
mubte mid bas critic Vlafat beleb.
rem, in nelbem 2ofal Die Worleiung
itattfinoen piirbe unb in ipeIt)em
fir mid aud elm 3immer beitelIt
mar. 60 sing id in oieies ,Sotel,
aber oa bieB es: ~aein 3inmer 81
baben. Maes belett." - nsber iiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
*4* Ser ugader.@ eionaperein"

80 Ger v9dfer.@ eianeperein"
bernnitaltet anl Gienitag, Den 81. &c.
GENDER, in Der .8ermanin' Maniler.
dorsSaae" cine groBe bilmoriitiidJc
MISUNDERSTANDING, fir melde elm
tiihtiges gomite, an beiien Spite 8r.
@iIbelm Slider, 8oriiber, uno Sr.
2ouis Bed, Sefretaf iteben Die INT.
iihtigiten 8orbereitungen getrofien
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
zNX
Gin 10 q 6reS sort.

Gin 10 q breS @ort.
Gie 2iigen Der Welt baben oft mid
enport;
Seut' bab' i'd Elm ebrlihes Wort &c,
bort.
Wein SnIge iprad - bei'm 2eibec.
riht:
sd fam ni6t mebr!" Sd 6peifIe
nidt!
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-12-14

on the Jefferson, and is at the Sted
 man awaiting the arrival of the Diri
 20, on which ship he will take pass
 age for Calder. where he expects tt
 abide during tho remainder of tn, winter.
 The Humboldt is reported to have left Juneau, southhound, at 10 o'clock
 last night, and the City of Seattle a,
 o'clock this morning. Both were
 expecting to he detained some time taking on fresh halihns in Wrangell
 narrows. and will therefore not be due
 here til tomorrow morning.
 Deputy Marshal Campbell left for Juneau yesterday morning with three
 guests for the jail at that place. His protegees are Richard Booth, commit
 ted to the grand jury on charge of
 forgery. Jacob Erickson, an old offend CT, sentenced to six months imprison- ment on conviction for having given intoxicating liquor to natives, and Thomas Johnson, sentenced to four months incarceration for the same otfense. Juneau is welcome 10 the first and last of the trio. and would be to the other but for the fact that he must be returned here for trial at the next term of court.
 Died In New York-J. s. Church. hill, who was we'll known and had many friends here. died in New York on the 4th inst. Mir Churchhill spent the better part of several years in this and other sections of Alaska. suppos- edly, though not so given out by him, self, as the agent of ], P Morgan. and was one of the projectors of the Wales island cannery, which was put out of business by being set over to Canada in the settlement of the bound ary question, and for which he and his associates have never been reim- bursed by the government. He was wholesouled, genial gentleman, aud his death will be sincerely mausued by a large circle of frieads.
 The feet which will be operated bv the new Alaska Steamship company will consist of rhe following vessels: Northwestern, Victoria, Olympia. Yucatan. Saratoga, Peunsylvania. Santa Clara, Santa Ena and Dora gasoline schooner Oakland, now used as an explosive carrier. Freighters, Edith, Seward. Dirigo and Farallon. and the passengers steamships Jeffer- son and Dolphin. The rise of Chas. E. Peabody, president of the company, in the steamship business has been rapid. He started with the old steam. CT Willipa in 1893. This boat was op- erated on the Southeastern Alaska run. Mir. Peabody bought the steamer Rosalie ia July, 1897. From this boat Mir. Peabody built up a steamship business which. with the present con- promises to be one of the largest interests in the Pacific North west.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-12-14
tFlvm Tuesdays Daily)

-o--- -N~Ars
 At the Stedman today. Mrs. J. E. Gamble, Sitka: Miss Hamilton, Met lakahtla; Frank NJ, Davis, A. s. Daut- rich, Seattle: Oak Olson. Skowl Arm : Fred Patching, Loring.
 Mrs. A. E. King. P. NJ. Johnson, and Jas. Anderson, of Chomly. togeth- CT with MT. and Mrs. D. D. Wilder, were passengers for Seattle on the City of Seattle this morning.
 N. D. Pinueo, northwestern freight agent for the Pacific Coast Steamship company, is guest at the Revilla. He came down CD the City of Seattle. and is busy today interviewing patrons of his company.
 The exhibition of moving pictures given st Red Mems hal last night at- tracted fair sized crowd and was .el worthy of better patronage. The entertainment throughout was first class and well appreciated by those who attended.
 Watched Him Do It-It vas rath- CT interesting sIght yesterday to see a number of natives eagerly watch the piano tuner tune one of those Johnston pianos on exhibition at the Ryus drug store. and when he finally let loose a sprightly Minneapolis cakewalk to mark their look of wonGer and sur prise.
 The City of Seattle arrived down from the north, and lay at her wharf here until ' o'clock this morning. She carried about 60 passengers, in cluding five taken on here. She had as cargo 25J barrels of oil and l50 tons of guano. from the whaling station al Murder cove. The Humboldt, preced- ing her to that point, took from Wran- geli narrows all the fresh ballbut waiting for shipment. The Humboldt, owing 10 the detention at the narrows will not arrive here till o'clock this evening.
 The steamer Bertha tied up at the Union wharf this morning, after hay ing laid at anchor in the upper part Of the narro~s the best part of the night. She is shirsy-three days out from Seattle on her present round voyage, and seven days out from Val dez. Her captain reports having en- countered exceedingly teInpestuous weather. especially on the run be- tween Valdez and Juneau, from which latter plsco she was three days to Ketchikan. After rcplenishing her bunkers here she proceeded on her way to Seattle, leaving about lo o'clock.
 The City Of Seattle brought num- { Der of Hindoos to the island. There were three Hindoos on the island be- ] fore the last lot arrived and it is said | that more are to follow. None of the men have obtained employment and are wandering about in state of ut- ter wreichedness. The men are Brit isb subjects and some Of item even wear fragments of military uniforms. As British subjects they cannot be ex- cluded from British territory as re- suit of which 4 pUmnsf migrated tt Vancouver. Tbeg.gete partially driv- en out of Vancouver and are noa
 wandering about the country being driven from one community to an.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-05
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN A con-
pENsED FORM.
Tragedy at Hudson--Jerry Burns oho'
and Killed During q Carousai-far-
ties i'm the Trouble Arrested ana
Brought to Canton.

Sheriff Opsal was notihed oaeutua
that q serious shooting scrape tooh
place at Hudson Saturday ana Una.
Deputy Sheriff Thackeray ana Roy
Parkin, of that place, had arrested
four of the parties connected with 'ne
trouble. The men were brought u
Canton Sunday.
The men arrested who were In the
room when the shooting took place are
John Ferris, Michael Caffrey ana Ole
Norgard. who live at or near HUDSON
and John Purcell, Of Creston, Ia. Inc
man shot gave his name as Jerry
Burns, from Mountain Lake, MINI. he
and the other four were In room
over Thorpe's restaurant. and from All
reports they were drinking A shot-
gun was standing in the room where
the men were and one OF the FOUR
picked up the gun and fired heaVy
charge of shot right into The groin VI
Burns making a hole nearly TWO men
es in size, carrying part of the man
clothing into the wound.
Burns died of his wounds 1t
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-05
NEAR PANIC IN ZION CITY.
Voliva Denounced ~ Robbcr, Devil
and Dog In Stormy Meeting.

VOliva Denounced ~ Robber, Devil
and Dog In Stormy Meeting.
Wilbur Glenn voliva. general over.
seer Of Zion City. was denounced a.
Judas Yscariot." devil" and rob.
Der" by followers Of John Alexander
Dowie during . meeting attended by
1900 persons in Zion tabernacle al
Chicago Sunday night. The first inter.
Fruption, which almost precipitated O
panic in the audience, occurred when
voliva made . sarcastic allusion tc
Dowie.
shut up" ordered Dowieite in the
audience. You're only dog"
The us1sers seized the accuser by the
throat In an effort to stifie his voice
Gurgling through hands clasped over
his mouth. the disturber continued.
Don't you mention John Alexander'a
name again. you Judas Iscariot, for
he picked you cut and made half .
man Of you--the rest Is devil"
Soon after Ne was silenced another
outburst followed voliva's declaration
that he would distribute pamphlets ex.
posing the various Masonic oaths.
1 A third dramatic situation occurred
when vcfiva walked to the front Of the
platform and asked enc Of the fellsw.
iers Of Dcwie 70 shake his hand. III
latter refused. declaring that he woulo
not shake hands with the DEVIL
vcliva predicted that before ansthe,
year had passed no would have reor-
gAnixed Zion City on q substantial
basis.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-05
TWO NOTED MEN ACCUSED.
Geo. w. Perkins and Charles Fairchild
Are Indicted,

George w. Perkins, former vice
president OF the New York Life Insur-
ance company now a member Of thu
firm OF ]. p. Morgan & Co., and Chas
s. Fairchild. formerly secretary of the
treasury and trustee of the New York
Life Insurance company, were indicted
Friday by the grand jury at New York
charged with forgery in the third de-
gree.
The indictments are based on what
Is known as the Prussian bond trans
action, in which it is charged a false
statement was made by the New York
Life in order to satisfy the govern
ment Of Prussia as to the security held
by that company.
The jury reported six indictments
against each OF the accused men.
Perkins appeared in court and gave
bail in the sum Of $4,000. Fairchild
is in Europe.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-05
SOUTH DAKOTA TRAVELLING MEN,
Decline to Accept Slight Concessions
Made by the Railways.


Representatives OF the South Dakota
travelling men recently held . meeting,
with the representatives of differens
railroads touching the state, and dis
cussed the question of 2-cent fare.
The railroads have made the following
announcement:
I'VE are pleased to report TO YOU
that II has now been definitely arr
ranged to change the gross selling rato
Of the 1000 mile train ticket from
$50 to $50 and the refund from sls.oV
to $3.50 and to change the denomlna-j
ton of the 1000 mile credential
5000 miles, with a refund of one cehci
mile under conditions heretoforst
prevailing"
After due and careful consideration
the travelling men unanimously decides
they could not accept the concessionsl
made by the passenger bureau Dun
that it was their duty as an organlZa-t
ton to aid the legislature in passing
a law giving a two-cent fiat passenger
rate for South Dakota.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-05
FOOTWARMER TOO HOT.
Three Occupants Of Buggy Have
Narrow Escape from Fire.

A narrow escape from burning 10
death in a buggy occurred to r. M.
Jones, a farmer living near Miller, ana
his daughter and another lady. Ihey
had put a heavily charged footWarm-
er in their buggy as they started from
Miller, and when far out on the lonely
prairie on their way home the daugn-
ter felt her feet getting uncomfortanly
hot. Investigation showed that the
bottom of the wagon was Of fire ana
that the bottoms of the women's
clothes were blazing.
The three frightened occupants OF
the wagon at once sprang out and
threw their clothes and laprobes TO the
ground, escaping with but one blanket
TO keep them warm on their journey
home. The groceries in the back or
the buggy box were all burned up. The
smoldering fire had eaten nearly
through the buggy seat on which the
three had been riding and was attack
ing the cushion when discovered. None
of the parties was seriously injured.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-05
sioux LANDS TOO HIGH.
Disagreement ON Prices In Trip
County.


County.
Maj. Mclaughlin. who has been in
South Dakota negotiating with the
Sioux Indians for the opening of an
other portion Of the Rosebud Indian
reservation. has returned to Washing
ton. and Friday reported disagree
ment to the commissioner Of Indian
affairs. The Indians, he says, want
IS per acre for their land at the time
Of the opening, IS after three months
and 81 after six months, and 81 per
acre for the school lands. They also
insist that the money now in the
treasury to the credit Of their minor
children be paid to the parents or
guardians.
The Burke bill provides for the fol-
lowing payments for the lands in ques-
ton: Five dollars at the time of the
opening of the reservation, 81 after
three months and $3.50 after six
months. and $3.50 for school lands.
Representative Burke, in discussing
the situation, predicted that If an
agreement Is concluded with the Sioux
1t will be along the lines of his bill and
no other.
Maj. Mclaughlin will return to the
Rosebud reservation Immediately and
inform the Indians that the depart
ment Of the interior stands pat on the
Burke bill and will not recede from
its original position.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-05
ENTIRE WALK is HIS.
Negro Soldier Hurts White Woman to
Cutter.

Gutter.
Race feeling is at white heat and
threats Of lynchtng are heard on every
hand as result Of an assault commit
ted on Mrs T. S. Clifford, wife of
prominent physician Of El Reno.
Okla. Thursday afternoon by negro
OF tho Twenty-ffth infantry.
Mrs. Clifford and her sister, Mrs. 8.
III. Clarke. were attempting to pass the
soldier when he viciously grabbed Mrs.
Clifford around the waist and threw
her Into the street, exclaiming that the
sidewalk belonged to him.
ance. but the assailant escaped before
help arrived.
News of the attack spread rapidly
and the entire police department, re-
inforced by several hundred men and
boys, searched the town and surround
ing country, but Thursday evening the
chase WIS given up. The negro was
in uniform and must return to the post
or become deserter.
Word was sent to Fort Reno and all
absentees noted. Both Mrs. Clifford
and her sister are positive they can
identify the man and will go to Fort
Reno and attempt to pick him from
the soldiers who were out Of the post
when the assault occurred.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-05
THOUSANDS MAY PERISH.
Ten Million Chinese Are Facing Star
yatiOn


A Victoria, B. c., dispatch says:
China has decided to appeal to Eu-
rope and America for $1,250,000 for
the relief Of the famine sufferers in
central China, where 100000 Chi
nese are faced with starvation this
winter. according to advices from the
orient. People. maddened by hunger,
are reported to be pillaging the va
mems Of officials. A foreigner who has
reached Shanghai from the famine
stricken district says men and women,
naked excepting a few rags around
their loins, are seen by the roadsides
starving, with naken children at their
breasts.
The famine threatens to equal the
appalling one thirty years ago which
devastated and destroyed hundreds of
thousands of people. From one point
the outlook is worse than then, as the
district is now more thickly populated
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-05
SPREE, ENDS FATALLY.
Dakotan Found Dead at Door OF His,
Hosts Home.

A man named George Popp waA
found dead outside the door or Eau
Fitzgerald's house in Delaware town7
ship near Canton, Sunday morning. He
had been working for Henry Frink7
man, in Brooklyn township, ana was
paid off Saturday He put $50 of his
money in the First National BANK on
Centerville and then proceeded 10 M
up on whisky. He was about TO DC
locked up when q farmer named Eau
Fitzgerald said he would take MINI
home If the marshal would let him
go, and the marshal was only too Will
ing Fitzgerald and Popp arrived
home all right and both went to bed.
When Fitzgerald awOke in the morn-t
ing he found his man missing ana
went out to seek him. He found him,
dead lying on the ground with MS
head resting on his arm.
The cOroner's jury arrived at the
conclusion that George Popp died
from excessive drinking and exposure