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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31

regular nigh; trip from Grand Haven to
Milwaukee,.
Four of the victims were coal passers
penned down in the forecastle by the
flames where many of the rescued passen-
gers from the decks of the freighter Kerr
and the steamer Kansas saw them at the
port holes sainly imploring for help. j.
NJ. Rhoades of Detroit, passenger, was
tho fifth victim. He was terribly burned
in his berth and died soon after reaching
a hospital at Grand Rapids. BY the time
The three stea ners had reached the scene
the Naosni's boats were in the water
filed with people and number of pas
sengers were still huddled on the stern
of the burning ship. The captain of the
Kerr ran his big steel ship up under the
Saorl;'s stern so close that the imperiled
people leaUed to her deck. The rescued
passengers tell graphic and thrilling tales
of their dangers and are unanimous in
praiaing the GOODNESS and bravery OF the
Naomi's crew.
The steamer was burned to the waters
edge. and was towed into the harbor a
s.noldcriEg hulk. The burned bodies OF
the four missing coal passers were found
in the forecastle of the Naomi when the
hulk was boarded.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
MgM,hGssYk.ss,st

The Sultan Of Turkey il fond of ami
mails and has wonderful collection at
Yildiz.
Thc King of Norway served as an or
binary apprentice in the Dpnish navy for
nine moaths.
The Car Of Russia has a strong dis
like to being photographed alone. He L.
however. quite nj ease when posing as one
OF a group.
Raisuli. the Moroccan bandit, Ia an
educated man. tracing bis ancestry
through Mulai Idris. the founder Of the
Moroccan empire.
King Leopold OF Brussels in reckoned
as the richest man In Europe so far 40
real estate Is concerned
1'le German Emperor rarely prepares
saecrb and never uses notes when de-
liysring an attigess in public.
Lord croner II saeh an Industrious
man for England ia Egypt that he rarely
aeeep:s nm invitation 10 dinner.
NJ. Uoavicr. the French ez.premles.
has secured $4,000 ~ the 81 900
necessary 10 start q new daily newspaper
in Paris n win BE- the organ Of the
BanqEe Dc Paris 81 DIES PnyS-B Bias.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
JUDGE HARols FREED.
For the Second Time n Jury Finds
Him Not Guilty.

Him Not Guilty.
At Lexington, KY, the jury in the
ease Of Judge James Hargis. charged with
the murder of Thomas Cockrill, return
ed verdict of not guilty.
Almost three years after the shooting
of Town Marshal Cockrill at Jackson
the verdict was rendered in the case Of
the first of those who were charged joint.
ly with the murder, and another chapter
in the famous Breathitt county feud an
nails is concluded. June u. 1904, Cock
rill was shot in the court house at Jack.
son. He died at Lexington, where he
was taken for medical treatment.
During the trial several witnesses
swore that Judge Hargis, his brothers
and Sheriff Ed Callahan had entered n
murder conspiracy, promising immunity
to any one who would shoot Cockrill.
DIR. b. ID. Cox and j. Il. Marcum, all
three Of whom since then have been killed.
The defense, however. presented testi-
mony tending to disprove the conspiracy
charge, and Hargis, testifying on his own
behalf, denied all connection with the
shooting. Curt Jett, who confessed kill
ing Marcum, for which he was given n
life sentence, was a witness against IIar-
gis.
The Hargis case had been on trial long
err than two weeks. More than fifty wit
nesses were examined This is the sec
ond acquittal of Hargis, he having been
declared not guilty OF the murder OF
James b. Marcum at his trial at Beatty
VILE last July.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31

al Affections, encouraged him when
there was darkness at hand. She be-
lieyed that his star of destiny would
never set until he had become Priest
dent of this land and for more than a
quarter of century cherished that be-
lief until her hopes were realized.
After. President McKinley's death
she expressed desire to join him and
prayed day by day that she might die.
Later, however, she frequently told
friends she desired to live until the
completion OF the Mckinley mauso-
leum. which is the gift of the nation
and which is to be dedicated on Monu-
ment hill Sept. 30 next
Mrs Mckinley was born in Canton
June s, 1Si7. James A. Saxton, her
father, was am intellectual and pro-
gressive business man and banker, his
wife lady OF culture and refinement
Ida Saxton was reared in a home of
comfort and ease. After attending
Canton schools she was pupil at a
private school at Delhi, n. Y. Later
she went to Cleveland academy and
finished her education at Brook Hall
seminary, Media, Pa.
While she taught Sunday school In
the Presbyterian church young Lawyer
William Mckinley was superintendent
Of the First Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school Among many admirers and
suitors the handsome young soldier,
who had been with Grant and Sher-
man and won distinction i'm the Shen-
andoah valley, was the favored one.
Her life al the wife of William Nc
Kinley was a devoted one. They never
kept house" while he was in Congress
because of her invalid state. She, how
ever, desired to be with him as much
as possible and spent much time in
Washington. On his campaign tours
while he was Congressman, Governor
and President, she journeyed with him
After McKinley's term as Governor
ended, they came to Canton in. Janu-
airy, 1896, in time to celebrate their
silver wedding anniversary in the first
home of their early married life. This
wedding anniversary was the begin |
ming Of a year and two months resi- |
dence in Canton, during which time !
Mr., Mckinley was nominated and
elected President of the United States |
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
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Justice w. II. Moody Ii the blond bach.
elor OF the United States Supreme Court.
Charles Law Watts. a It.~yesr-old boy
Of Kent, England. weighs 3T3 pounds and
ID still eating.
Theodore GIN. the worlds creates, an.
<herity on fishes. works for the United
States government for 81 month.
Joseph Lang. the public executloner AZ
Vienna. wears a heavy gold watch chain
and massive watch. which Ii held In hls
pocket By thief proof hook.
]. r. Nannetti. NJ. r., for the eollexs
division OF Dublin and mayor Of that
city, Is a working printer. aud Il fore
man Of the E'reeman's Journal.
George T'rollope, an English actor Of
considerable note. has fnrsaken the stage
and win enter the Catholic priesthood
He FIRST appeared In +rhe Sign Of ths
Gross
Chief Appah Of The Ttes holds COM
missioner I4cupp responsible for every
thing. BEING told that Congress makes
the laws, If yoa let them hiake such 3
Law you are 10 account In your job.~
eSclalmea the old chlel.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
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a hasss - sasss sea Hs@ssasas pas.s~
M sW@k ~ seAAass

M &@&E ~ tNSAAAs
AsFa alektAas sts aides ~ sisG
aartsnsa l'FvsssEsns. ssnlt0si IL caa.
boa oAls. Naaasy afisfaaoa. lles
aesth sas W ias'asslul that Il WAS with
alfleutsy ,sie physicians nated whea
Dissolution came slieHe WAS no pain
aud na struggle I'M body of Mra Nc
klnles i TO rest In the vault IN West
Lawn cemetery, which holds the re.
mains of her husband, until the com,
pletlon OF the national mausoicum on
Monument hill. when both caskets will
be transferred 10 receptacles In that
tomb
Although for thirty years Mrs. Me-
Klnley>had been something of an inva-
lid. she was comparatively well until a
week before death. when she suffered
q stroke of paralysis
Throughout the long period of her
invalidisn, dating from the death Of
her two little children, Mrs. Mckinley
showed firm and unwavering belief
In the career of her husband and by
her cheering words, in spite of person,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
MOB sLAys WOMAN AND CHILD.
Lives Lost In Race cenftiet IN Geor-
xfn--shoss ON Beth siaes.

Lives Lest In Race Conflict IL Geor-
Eia--shes. On Beth siaes.
At Reldsyille. ca. mob included =
rolored woman aud children among
It's victims NJ q .'lynchIng." One white
man and four coloref persons were
killed and scyen are On the injured llsk
as a result OF an effort 60 capture =
co!orei man who attempted 10 attack
Mrs. Laura Moore. widow living near
Manassas.
Fifteen persons surrounded thu
house Of sam padsetf, whom they sus-
pecsed of harborlng the csiorssi man.
and demanded TO be allowed 20 search
the hane. Permission WAS given. huk
when within thirty fret of the houss
those Inside the building opened fire e.
the posse. instantly killing Hare snA
wonndins pierson. Daniel and Ksnr
nedy. The posse then returned To
firs. killing Padgrst ana his 1o.year-
old daughter and woanding two ofhsg
girls, ased Q and IN. and two Of PSI
getiss soma. axed % and -
The coIored man who shot Hare vee
started for ReidSIiIe jsiI. tsee<her
with radEest's wife and son, who also
were caught On TN war the ofIcsrs
WIRE osewtaken BIZ about serenty-1vs
men. who tack the prisoners fre0
them. The woman was told % ran.
and AZ she did % she was riddisd
with buiiets her son being shot -
pieces where he stood. The other eeiD
onsr was Jailed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
FIENoIsH WRECK PLOT.

Coast Line Limited HzrIea from
TrestIe Near Los angeles.
A fiendish train-wreckIng plot was
perpetrated near Los Angeles. Cal,
that resulted in the death Of one man
and the injury of twenty-five persons.
Train No. 20, one OF the Southern
pacific's coast line flyers. Tuesday
night was buried from the tracks on 4
trestIe at West Glendale By the deiib-
crate work of murderons train wreck
ers. Seven cars plunged of the tres
tie. while the train was making forty
miles an hour. falling sixteen feet TO
the bottom Of gulch.
In accomplishing the wreck Of the
train, which was the Coast Line
Limited" deyiilsh ingenuity was ex-
ercised. AT point on trcstie over
the Arroyo Seco the nshpiates and
bolts Of two connecting rails on the
south-bound track had been removed.
and In the apcrtnres whence the bolts
were taken strands OF heavy wire were
fastened nj the end OF each rail. From
the appearance OF the track After the
wreck IN was evident that some person
hidden on hillside Close 70 the tres
tie had pulled the wire ~ thu train
approached and spread the rails out
ward toward the edge OF the trsstIe.
The train. three hours ia~. was
travelling at rate OF between thirty.
five and forty miles an hour. The en-
CINE wheels were first 10 leave the rails
and the engine took 10 the ties. tras-
cling nearly 100 yards before Il was
brought 10 a standstili.
The tender, the diner, two Pulimans.
the buffet, mail and baggage cars
plunged over the edge of the tressie.
falling distance Of sixteen feet. The
buffet car. the express car, and one
OF the Pullmans were turned upside
down and the others landed on their
sides. All were badly crushed and
spiintered.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
INVADING MEXICO.

American Fsraers Are neaeatins
Themselves sad the Gressers.
More than q hundred families from
the United States have gone into the
republic OF Mexico during the last thirty
days to develop farming lands along the
northern border.
went to live just like they have been liv-
ing in the United States. This Is some
thing OF a departure from the plan here
tofore followed with but Indifferent sue.
cess by people from the States who have
gone to live on farms In Mexico.
The old plan was to form colonies.
The colony proposition was not great
success. IL was due more to the failure
Of the colonists TO agree and adapt them
selves 90 their environment than TO any
other cause that the colonies were not
successful
II has been discovered by the pioneer
Americans on farms OF Mexico that con.
ditions In the republic are stable and
there Is no need for colonies. So indi.
viduai American families are now ioeat-
ing themselves on haciendas In Mexico
just as they used 10 do In the West.
They are becoming neighbors TO the Mex.
lean families and each Is learning some
thing to advantage FROM the other.
So far as the experiment Of individual
effort at farming In Mexico by Americans
has gone. 1t has proven successful. The
cotton-growing possibilities Of the repub-
lie have never been appreciated by the
people beyond the Rio Granda, and In
this one line there promises 10 be great
profit for the American farmers who UNI
derstand growing the staple. The high
price Of cotton Ia an indueement TO these
farmers 10 plant cotton.
The Mexicans are learning the Amerl.
can style Of agriculture from their neigh
bors from the States. and the general
result Of Immigration Of families of farm
ers from the United States 10 occupy the
cheap lands Of Mexico promises 10 be
very good.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
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The .Me5G

A MAY queen b aaanels ara fuz.--
bah,
Eliza Terry has becons . hrids q -
Tsrryhle.
This years spring weather was 49,
ped TO Us by sisw freight
The woaid-be a.Saasinx in Csntnl
Aneriea need Iot Of target practice
France b going 10 examine eur n>.n
By microscope. Another ease Il aesins
things
A Hohoken divorce suit hInges q ~
quality Of the wifeis deaxAnnts. TAsv
we're not Ike mother used 10 mako.
The Hoa. Ahe Ruef doe~nt believe =
can get a fair trial IL San Fraaciace.
bat hardly anybody will blame san rran-
cisco.
The new saa Francisco IN reported d
b. -two-thlFsis AaisAeSl.~ Hass Reef wss
caexhs heforN he ecald saise ecmpless Il.
Growing xaraen should properly b
classed AS ems ct the IuxnrisS. rather thar
one Of the sxonosales. al mo<seFn civilim-
tion.
Suburban garaaning d again iinpse~s
ina itself upon III public miaa a e1s q
eur aaoss poat.sreas national extrava-
sancms.
Commander reary has suunee1ed Il
loading his proposed North Pole expedt
ton with everything sxespt Tie fnnda
nesessary 70 make 4 -.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
PASSENGER DEATH RATE HIGH.
Report shows 3,e65 Accidents on
Hallway Trains An Quarter.


Railway Trains in Quarter.
More passengers on railway trains lost
their lives in train accidents in the quar-.
ter ended December last than in any pre-.
yious three months in the history Of the
country except for the quarter ended In
September, 1904, according TO bulletin
issued by the interstate commerce COM
mission. Tho total number of collisions
and derailments reported during the De-
eemher quarter OF last year was $685..
and l,i3O passengers and trainmen were
killed and 1854 injured.
OF this number 1870 passengers were
killed in train accidents. which is four
times the general average OF all quarters
since September. 1904. when the highest
record Of Us killed was made. The next
highest record was 147 in the quarter
ended in December, 1908. aud this was
three times the average OF the nine pre-
ccding quarters.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
WAGES ON the CANAL.


Secretary Tafs AUrms nasss - rny
sna Hears ~ I4aAes.
The decision OF Secretary Taft sfErn-
ing rates Of pas. hours ef laber. sfc.. t.
msn empieysd on the ransns canal wofk
applies especially 10 steam shav<l msav
csastfucfisn traia engineers and eo@dne-
tors The shoveI msa wanted hIxh4r
wages. as follows. Enxsneers. from $40
10 500 mouth cTnnsxusen. iron &1sS %
$50; sirenen, from sSasa 10 tfi0 Tks
Secretary rules that the present RATS ars
high enough after Comparing TN sdv1n~
tsses which the IsfkmiaH skovsi men ksvo
over their brothers In The Stsfsz, vith
the disadvantages which they hare - bear
In Irving on the isfhmsss~ He explains
that the present basis 10 from - u 35
per cent higher than the average In fhis
country. while the canal lnen xet steady
work twelve monshs ID the year. III
weeks leave with pay. twenty days sick
leave. lodging FREE. and the married nea
water. fuel and iight af the public e.
pense. free medical attendance and a
eight hour day. lie says further thaf
yellow fever has been stamped out and
the sick rate greatly redneed. AiThouxh
denying that the contracts with the men
contain any promise Of gradual inrrsaxs
Of pay. he has recommended yearly In
crease Of per ceaf to skilled men.
The wages OF the construction train -
gineers are advanced 10 $40. a. ~
ansssea
~ to dismisssls, the Secretary has ap-
proved plan whereby final and summary
action wiIl rest with committee esnzist.
Ing Of one representative Of the craft Co.
csrned. one Of the foremea and one IL ~
commission.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31

manner. lie was
born at Galesburg on March 7. 1S43,
and received his education in old Lom-
bard University. Later he attended
the Albany Law School, where he was
a student with President Mckinley,
and ne was but a youth when he STEP
ed from the classroom to shoulder a
musket In the war for the Union. En-
listing In the One Hundred and Sec
ond Illinois as private, he saw SER
vice In the same brigade with presi-
dent Harrison, and subsequently march
ed with Sherman to the sea. Before
the end of the conflict he had been
breveted major for gallant and merito-
rious service.
When the war closed, Mr.. Conger
practiced law for q time at Galesburg.
but In 1868 he went to Dexter, Iowa.
and there began farming and stock
raising, and also entered into the bank.
ing business. Naturally he took an In.
terest In politics. and snecessively was
elected treasurer of the county. and
elected TO Congress. and served three
terms. In 1891 he was first appointed
minister to Brazil. and was reappoint-
ed In 1897. and the following year he
was transferred to China, and while
there Mr.. Conger performed notable
service.
He was In Picking during the siege
following the terrible Boxer uprising,
and after the capture of that city By
the allies he conducted the negotiations
ON the part of the United States. Sub
sequently he was head of the commits
sion that Negotiated the new eomiser-
cial treaty with China. which went
into effect In 1902.
Mr.. Conger was appointed ambassa-
dor to Mexico In 1905, but his health
falling. he resigned the post within 4
few months and went 10 live nj pasa.
dena, where he was seized with his "a.
tai illness.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
proh,bision war I'm Kaasaa.

The Kansas Supreme Court has ap-
pointed receivers for the property Of NIL
the breweries in the United States doing
business In Kansas. holding that the
State has right to eonfiscate all prop.
erty OF any Illegal business. Most Of
the brewers appear 10 be making little
resistance. but all ARE giving support TO
the Annheuser Busch company Of ~.
Louis. which Ii disposed to iigh. The
order. The receisership rule Il baSed
upon the prohibition Law which went into
eject In 1881.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31

Gcn. Funston used TO collect botanical
specimens for the Department of Agri-
culture.
Leopold. King of the Beigans, Is said
20 he the richest monarch in Europe, next
10 the Gar of Russia.
The Duke Of Orleans contempIates an
expedition to explore the northeast coast
OF Greenland this spring.
The Sultan Of Turkey eats sparingly,
eats neat seldom. and wanr b his psin-
cipal beverage. supplies OF which are con-
yeyed to his palace in sealed barrels.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
STORM AND TIDAL WAVE.

immsase Less Of Life frem Hurri.
cane that sweep. c.rsaass r.ses.
A dispatch from sydney. ". e. W.
says q report has reached there that q
hurricane and tidal wave swept over the
Caroline Islands. Immense damage was
done TO property and 10 persons are
reported killed.
The Caroline Islands belong To Ger
many and consist Of about so coral
lsiets. in the Pacific ecean. Of which Po-
nape Is the seat Of government. The
population h chiefly Of Malay origin.
with some Chinese and japanese. The
chief export Is copra.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31

NJ HW Uttlhltasr " tasst
the end came.
In a varied and
picturesque career
Mr.. Congcr, as an
Illlnoisan, sh e i
h on or on b $
State. As soldier.
business m a n ,
statesman and Dip
iomat he fulfilled
his duties I'm a
h ! g b ly acceptable
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
young Girl shot

Lena II. Reeves. 20 years of age. shot
and killed at Sayre. Pa. Whether the
girl fired the shot into her own head or
was murdered is not positively known.
Four Italians are held.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31

Francis Emery warrea. who b 10 rep-
ressnt Wyoming for sAe fourth time ID
the Senate. l. native Of New England.
He was private at II In the Forty -ninth
Massachusetts volunteers. lie il one of
the most extensive stock raisers In bis
adopted State.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-31
gowns y. eosonx o,ss.

w@wnsF MEasssrr 80 sssfma seeeuxHhs
SO Ilfasss.
Edsin Hurd C0nser. former minis
GER 70 chIna. died III his home. In Pasa.
Gena, oui., saturday. The family ives
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-04
KCgRE's MAGAZINE

Tle ssmmer numbers n MeClurge
viii eontsin an array n entwtaining
rsz1ing aaat 4 particularly a1apted
n ne ssaspn. Fran an editorial an
nogn<enent We find t6at thens are %
b. several REV features presented In
esry numbers Among them the
npss neteworshy n promise, n shown
by ~ fifst papeS IN she Juns number
Are ths Ellen Terry Memories.g
There could b. no more fascinating
reading than Walter Weliman's ae-
count n biz preparation for ) yoyaze
" Ne Pole IN . flying machine 70 be
made IN ggly. Wellman's article Ii
% BE- printed h June and Jaly IT
catches the imagination Ike dream
~ the for distant future. Just cor
esiye ita yast cigar asaps5 balloon
nearly tVo hundred fees lonq whiz-
zin1 through me ar, sutpended from
\ Dy threads that box finer than
sp1n siik, IL q long steel ear. In It
~ IL hogers hundreds of feet above
earth, yog can see four tiny figures
Ne crew pushing this lever and
fhat, cropping the lead, taking OBJ
seyations and shifting ballast, doing
The hundred things the complicated
machine requires.
eThe Pi2st of he Copper Kingsg
g. p Connolly's amazing story Of
Mont b. ~ to reaeh IL climax III Ju-
" With Tie narration 81 the sensation
81 struggle for the Minnie Isealy mine.
IN Juiy also, Carl shurz' 4Reminis-
eeneeesv reach their climax IN the
"High Tide of the Rebellion 1T Get
tysb1rg stretched before General
1bufz' eyes, and no spectator Of the
battle wan better fitted than he b
become ~ historian. Georgine Nil.
misf's eI.ife u Mary BaI:er g. EDDY
an4 History Of chris'isn Science al
- continues With new phases of this
remarkable woman and her cult.
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