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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
rArAL WRECK IN MICHIGAN.


The Detroit accommodation train
on the wabash railroad. due a. 100.
and running late. was wrecked two and
a half miles east Of Adrian. Mich.
shortly before 3 o'clock sunday nisht.
The entire train OF seven cars. includ-
Ing two day coaches. parior car. an
ing car. sleeper. baggage car n ex-
press coaches, was tipped over In the
ditch. The wreck L. supposed to have
been caused by . broken iange. u
nshting heavy snowdrifts-
1t IL known that W passengers
were killed and about thirty four we're
injured. Most OF the injuries are re-
ported not serious. A relief train took
the injured to Detroit. Among h in
tured are several people from the Be-
lasco thsater I'm New York.
The wreck il attributed to q broken
rail. The train was eastbound No. 4.
consolidated ST. Louis and Chicago
train.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

Radical Step TO Cheek the Epidemic In
Pittsbusg.

The most radical step yet taken In
measles which has been sweeping over
Pittsburg. Pa. was announced when
Superintendent Edwards. " the hu-
reau OF health, SEN orders 10 all un-
dertakers instructing them that hence
forth all deaths due TO measles must
bodies treated for burial accordingly.
This means That hereafter all persons
dying OF measles must be buried with
In thtrty-six hours after death. One
hundred and three new cases OF mea-
sles were reported To the partn ert
Tuesday. The total number sine. the
first Of the year Is 1.%24.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
sTrRs rP coSGRE,sa
Prcsidcnt's MESSAGE Causes Mighty
Demonstration.

Prcssdcns's MESSAGE Causes Mighty
Demonstration.
The message n ths presidents an.
swer 10 whole tribe Of critics who
have tried 10 break down his admins
istratien by blaming him with this loss
es and bushes. disasters Of the panic
He oniy states az length what the in
t~isigcnt citizens Ut the United states
believe. that our business troubles
came not from the exposure. but FROM
the long tension of unlawful and evil
methods He has the American people
with him
This statem~rt was maA~ Friday ~
senator Jonathan r. Deliver. Of lows.
apropos Of President Roosev~as.s rnes-
SAGE. which II regarded by public men
irrespective cf party or their attitude
towards the president ~ one Of ths
documents ever presented fer the con-
sideration Of the Z
The president Senator Dciiivsr
added. threw the xauntiet down to
his enemies. 10 the men who have
charged that the enforcement Of his
business disaster. and he made IL plain
that his administration will continue
TO night tooth and nall what on . pre-
vioux occasion he referred TO as bad
corporations
The message deals With the recent
decision Of the supreme court regard
Ing the uraconstisutionaii,y Of the err
ployers' liability act. the d;fYicnIty ex-
perienced by the department. Of justice
In enforcing interstate and
antitrust Ia w~. and asks for additional
legislation governing the relations be-
tween capital n labor and between
the great corporations and the public,
The president arSo asks for legislation
| providing compensation for all en-
ployes injured while IN the government,
service.
The president charges that certain
wealthy men rave banded together for
the purpose OF ovesshrowing all who
honestly administer the Law. and he
says that many OF the assaults. whether
editorial or In speeches. were nsads
at command Of the financial pirates
THE very fact that these men have
spent sue large sums II money indI-
Gates. according In the message. "ths
terror which onr public actions have
caused he corrupt men Of vast wealth
to feel in the very marrow Of their
bones"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

$500 80 ~N
Advocate ~ the My~sema.
A Pierre ~perial says tn question
OF dry farming r. cne which will -
. icrsx way toward assuring a farm
tnE population I'm \ large part ut the
west and practical experiments alorx
that line win he made 1T several places
In the western part OF h state this
year. State Engineer Lea has Just re-
turned from the DRY Farming con.
gress- which held its session 1T Salt
Lake City. ard he found there = strong
delegation which MSS ready 10 xho~
what could be done with thai manner
Of handling a country with \ lixhf
rainfall. and with exhibits which would
show that they are ready to equal the
Irrigation farmers i'm the quality Of
their products. Mr.. Lea ~ an enth INST
ast on the question 81 development &C
the west by both irrigation and "drs
farming" and believes that with this
two systems there In nn reason why
the whole OF South Dakota should nos
support a desase farming population.
using the irrigation plan where II h
convenient and not too expensive. and
the dry farming process whsre the Sc.
curing N water for irrigation n not
practtcabie.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

rrr~iserns War 40 Rstclsrx Ineewsuee a
tir itln6sk 1GG1s.
With the burning os the slauGhtes
house Of Gus Keller. ~ DeadwoOd.
just below the city. another chapter II
a series Of what app<ars % ~ m
attack on the butcher interests AZ that
city. has been written II = ! fact that
was realized soms ttme A9o and
brought hoFae more wildly durtno tA~
pas; week. that nome individual ~
concern seems determined 10 eanaa the
ruin OF all the butchers 81 that victn-
ity.
Within the past yea the slaughter
hsusss Of Charles Saxsa. George B~n-
ner ana Gus Keller have been laid In
ruins by the hand at some nrebug
Three times this fail the house AZ
Sasss In spruce guieh WAS s<t on nrs
and owing to these attacks th~ insus-
ance companies declined to TAXA thu
risk 4 policy for II TIE fourth At
tempt came last Meek. f0ur days AFTER
sasss had transferred the property 10
X. =. Aifard, . fact that wAs not pub
lie and Of which the sirebux evidently
had no knowledge. For some time
past this authorities have been
gagged In trying to learn who tbs nrs-
bugs arc. but ali their efforts hAva thus
far been unsuccessful and the flryng
~ butchers establishments cuss-
EtmuesS
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

Hns Cassle - - ns1n. 0Arysn-
ru01egY GooW OueMA
The Eouth Dak0ta 1mprovsA 1Ave
Stock Rr~~desS association and M
South naketa poultry show opsnsd -
Mitchell Tuesday. Over lis heaa ~
cattle and hoes wsrs ahipped these
for the show. which wtil - ecld under
the auspices ~ Tho association Ac-
nrdfng TO IL rulsa no Aatmaae Ars
placed ON tAs hiock tha& 1Ava ~
pamed = rtg1d examinAtiou ~ oompe-
tent Judges. II y On TIT bas1s thaa N
effort IN being made to Grade NJ -
stsck Interests u the state.
Five y~ar~ 49,. when M hmecta~
ton was frst crGanined tn Mlteheli.
there 1as "a united eKcst Masong ~
stock growers ~ th~ ntAta - hree1 -.
tsssr~d cattle ana hnoA ~ tn osw(
meeting. hAsA In January. ovs y~nT1
aao. active steps were snken ~ Gnal
time - tntsvss the ssate lsg1sGAture n
making m spproprtsioa Ter = seats
stork buiidin3. ana white n a. nj ~.
esave the mestted aifsntt0n a. ~ ttaA
"a The newt s~nston ~ The legislature
two yeays later. ~ apprppstaaSon -
ss.sse wam mAd& AfIar that 81
stock Interests took ! no tumN tn
fArm~ss wAo wsre Faieln9 tus& ord
nary cattle ~ hoG~ we're @AnIly psf
suadsd tn xet tnan semething hsefsr,
and - i result there ase sossa spaess1t1
herds of cattle and sama StcA and htUA'
~ improved hresds ef swtna In tn
state. The second year Afles ~ mes&
inx the building psfosed inaAeQua&s y
shs demands and another ~appso0ssa.
tion u e1.eas was mads ~ - teg1e.
iatar~ n enlarge The bsaidissg.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
Imrocs and Exports.

Imports OF merchandise and dry
goods at the port Of New York Tor
the week ending Jan. rs were valued
at $~7,37s,ss7. Exports of specie from
the port Of New York for the week
ending Feb. . were $i.o2e,s7l silver
and $1,000. 900 gold. Imports Of spe-
Gle at the port OF New York for the
week ending Feb. . were s233.5II sill
yer and s7s3,4s3 gold.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
WIDOW WANTS. - -.
Ilus HunannA was .,sus - KmeD -
H~nnUpeeseA

HnI(uWeHe1,
A damage suis ~ moss than nsmnl
Interest has just bern lnseituts6 m -
state circuit court ~ Moody c0suty ~
this widow of Harvey n. BrndnsI1. =
former veil known resident of Tre0l
Sho an last Halloween wig1S wnn
my.testonsfy shot n kili&d~
Henry A. HendrtekpUn. Of Trea& =
nn~ under ssonds far Ms appeayanco &c
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
Chrld Karncsi 20 Death.

A the result of obtaining possession
% SOME matches the e-year-oid daugh-
ter OF Mr.. ard Airs. Peter Mnuck. who
reside on : farm In he eastern part
Of Potter county. lest her .ife. During
the temporary absence u the mother
from the roem the little girl got hold
Of some matches. which she lighted.
The 6rc communities ted tn her csOthirG.
and before her mother could rush 10
her ongistance she was burysAd 20 -
verely that death resulted.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
UNITED FOR EXCLUSION.
Western Laborcrs Say Bioo<isf'es'
Alone VIII Rouse Congress.

Several hundred representatives oil
labor unions In mass meeting at Dem
yer. Colo, Sunday formed the Yellow
Peril Exclusion league" designed 10
prevent further influx OF Asiatic coolie
labor in the United States. One OF the
eakers said that thousands OF Jap
anese were coming into the United
States through the port Of FL Paso.
representing themselves as prospective
students. A prominent japanese. 81
San Francisco. he said. was AZ n
head OF the enterprise and
the business from a clothing agency IN
he City Of Mexico. Another speaker
said il was useless To appeal to con-
gress. thai '.bloodshed alone' would
make appreciate the situa-
ton.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
BRITISH SHIP BURNS
FIFTEEN or CREW DROWNED ~
TRYING TO ESCAPE.
IASchoats fross the steamer Cylnric
Making Thrive Trips In Rlizxsrl OF
Csoase OF Nova scotia Rcscucs Tl1lr.
ty-6cvcn Men, Including Captain.

In the midst Of q wild blizzard Mon
day afternoon the steamer st. Cuth-
bert was burned to the waters edge
on Nova Scotia coast. Fifteen MEM
bers Of the crew were drowned by the
swamping Of q small boat In which
they attempted to leave the vessel
after . Are had broken nj Sunday.
The other thirty-seyen members Of
tho crew. including the captain. were
rescue by the White star liner Gym
rio. After taking of the survivors
the cymric abandoned the burning
steamer and proceeded to Boston.
News Of the destruction OF the st.
Cuthbert was received at Halifax Mon
day night In q wireless message. from
Capt. Finch. OF the Cymric. The mes
sage reads:
The steamer st. Cuthbert was
abandoned afire Monday afternoon on
the Nova Scotian coast. The Cymric
stood by for nine hours during a
strong gale. heavy seas and snow
squat. Lifeboat In charge Of chief
officer. making three perilous trips.
rescued thirty-seven members OF the
crew. including the captain. Several
members Of the crew severely burned
and injured.
Fifteen of the crew were drowned
Sunday while attempting to leave the
vessel. Their boat was swamped by
a heavy sea"
The st. Cuthbert, owned by the Brit
ish and Foreign Steamship company.
of Liverpool, sailed from Antwerp on
January 10 for New York. The Gym
rio left Liverpool on Jan. "a for Bos.
ton.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
NEW YORK BANK CLOSES.
The Oriental Ibid Not Open for Busi.
nesr Friday Morning.

The Oriental bank at New York. on
which a u by depositors was sta rse.l
Thursday. did NJ open for business
Friday. The bank was closed by order
OF the state superintendent OF banks.
III Oriental bank Is a state institu-
ton. capitalized at sTso.ooo and pre-
vious tn the panic last fall. carried In
dividuai deposits Of S1.sfs.ooe. but
this had bees largely reduced during
and since the panic.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
Bsr,xs.n Eosnsi ever.

On the second preliminary hearing
Of Anrelsas rower at Pierre. charged
with the murder - Katherine kslls.
near Fort Pierre, the defendant wms
again bound over fer appearance i'm
the circuit court. ms ss application
90 the court ny the defense ss.- case
vent over To the next term. nsxs fasa
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

Liquidation OF the State Nations
hank II New Orleans. La was decided
on by q vote Of the stockholders. This
bank Il nearly 100 years old. Follow
ing the resignation 81 President Will
lam Adler several weeks ago and a re-
ownership for a large grocery firm OF
which he WAS head. the State National
bank has suffered heavy Withdrawals.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

a bin, the effect OF which would BE-
to tax dow ries given by New YORK
state women upon their marriage u
foreigners. was introduced In the as.
sembly at Albany by Mr.. Keller. Of
New York. II provides for a tax Of
90 per cent on such property aboye shs
value Of 500. 600.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

According 10 a Sioux Fats Dispatch.
the temperance people Of south Ira
kota propuse Is kfnE a prosaitsent part
I'm this years campaign In tlse stats
and they already are taking steps ~
have their influence felt at the general
election next November.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
Fourth Bssly Is Fuuui.

A fourth body. that Of Joseph Min
inchelio. was found buried on the Me-
roni trIck garden In Florence. Colo
with a blow. apparently with an AK
Antoine Neroni. alias Eavovi. q prisoner
In the county Jail AT Canon City. II
charged With the murder ~ Mininohe.-
Ia.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
rs,, Bu,inr stolen Coal.

e. q. Anderson. alderman. coal deal
err and prominent citizen. OF Aberdeen.
s. d.. has been arrested at Minneapolis.
MINI, accused BY the 81. Paul railroad
OF purchasing coal which was stolen
by employees Of the road.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

s~i~yennss Arr Opss~<d - ~ Co..
bic nm.


bic Dil1.
The general cpuncfl % Indians urs<xn
the Cheyenne River reservation which
ssas just closed a session took . pcaa-
ton against the Gamble bill. which
provides for an opening 81 = portion
( that reservation and Instructed she
ulcers of the council Ia write the
indian Rights association ~ oppose
the moy They preaent several ram-
sssns against the opening. the principal
7ssc being that the tract proposed -
3e openesi contains valuable minerals.
ard before any action should he taken
these tands should be examined ~ ex-
psvss ard their t-ue value placed up0n
them. They further sb3~ct because
heir rsaTssesss has not been asked. and
thAs fDrsrssr treaties have rat yUe been
carried ssut In full. They fixed ths
lease vasEs Of their pastures II tbs
ssese OK the present leases AZ s& cents
per acre. wlsh extended rswhts az gr.x-
ing ef indian cattle within ths pas-
taren.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

The annual hog sale III the south
Dakota Improved Live Stock Breed
ers at Mitchell MAS a thorough success
md the great pavilion. which had been
Increased In sire IN admit of the pres
ence OF "A larger number of farmers
ard sfockmen. Was filled tn iss capacf-
~. oyer loco men being In attendance
nj the sale.
There were 81 animals sold and the
aggregate of the sales amounted 10
yt.sfs. In the sale OF the hog the
recent panic made It's appearance. for
the aggregate Of the sales tht~ year
was less han = year when IS
had of hogs sold for ever -. 900.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
Gnldncid Reuort 70 HONS.

President Roosevelt Monday sem to
the house OF representatives. the report
Ut the special committee OF invesfiga-
tion into the Goldfield labor troubles
IN reply 70 q recent resolution equest-
Ing him TO do %.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
Crawford Grant. r.nrious.

Gov. Crawford Wednesday granted
n pardon to Charles Horn. sentenced
frcrn Clark county on n charge ~
shooting with intent To do bodily
harm. ard Charles Lscknart. sent frou
Hughes county en q charge 81 horse
russling. and "a Verne Maisan. sers
from Fasssk county aa a iarrsny
charge.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

Mail advices from Puerto Cortex
say: I'm the election which terminal
ed Jan. 20. Gen. Miguel A. Davila was
elected president and Gen. Dicnoisio
Gulierrcz as vice president OF Hon
duras practically without opposition.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

A Durham. South Africa. dispatch
announces the Standard OH company
has acquired the South African trad
ing interests of he Shell Transport
and Trading company. hus establish.
Ing a monopoly In South Africa.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
sammer Re.rt Hoxsa burns.

The Hamilton Tourist hotel ct White
Springs. Fla. was burned Saturday
night with sevsral cottages. The
guests barely escaped with their iives.
The loss u estimated ct 500. 900.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
Fleet - stnifa

The fleet OF American battleships
passed Cape Virgins, Argentine. FRI
day and IL advancing slowly toward
the straits Of Magellan.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

Thomas I. Fishhmek. president OF
the First National bank cf Braoklngs.
=. D.. dropped dead at his home Ia
Rochester. Mimi.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

Mondays quotations On the Sioux
City live stock market follow. Top
besves. $500. Top hogs. $4.25.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07
fa.x Revival C1o~ru

Lake Preston has jusf cioSed ths
greatest Ssrisz ~ revival msct1ngs II
n~r history. Rsv. Cesar Lowry has
ossn preaching Ia the largest hall In
che city every night for three weeks.
ard durtng that time ovsr 100 people
ssase profs~sed c~onvernton.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-07

t0bbct1 Dynamite Ok.ahOma Bank.
Roooers dynamited the safe Of the
state bank ut Bridgeport, Okla. early
Monday and made their escape aftar
occurring $500 n currency.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-18
APPEAL TO EDITORS
O RAISE CAMPAIGN FUNDS
 THROUGH NEWSPAPERS.
This Plan Was Made Knevvn Last Nightibx Col. Wetmore Chairman of Finance Committee of
 Dem0cratn.

Chicago. Aug. 17.-Editors of every Democratic and independent newspa- per throughout the United States, will be appealed to by the Democratic na- tional committee to start subscription for the Democratic campaign fund in their newspapers.
 This plan was made known tonight by Col. Moses Wetmore. chairman of the finance committee. who explained the plan already inaugurated by the national committee to obtain money through financial representatives un. der the direction of national commit teemen in each of the States in the country. Col. Wetmore said:
 we are going to get the money to run this campaign, make no mistake about that The Republicans know where to get theirs. no matter what contributions they have to turn back that we can find will be tapped and the results of our efforts so far are fairly encouraging. The finance com ntttee started to-day to send appeals to editors of all Democratic independ- ent newspapers to start subscription lists and to every contributor the national committee will send an &C., knowledgement as a souvenir of the campaign. The appeal is signed by Chairman Mack, Governor Haskell. Treasurer of the Committee and my self"
 hooma sent word to the national com- rnIttee to-day that he would give one half of the receipts of a coming series of lectures that he had been engaged for the campaign fund. National Com rnitteeman G. B. Tucker of Arkansas was a caller at headquarters to-day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-18
ENJoNS RAILROAD FROM DOING AN INTRA-STATE BUS-
 MESS. Railroad Commission Tnlkes Action Against LouisvtlIe ana NashvaIIe Federal Judge Grants In-
 junction Against the
 Gnv,zv,.AmmAaw

Jackson. Miss, Aug. 17.--Following the granting by Judge Niles of the Federal Court here today of an injnnc- tion restraining the State Railroad Commission from enforcing an order requiring that the limited trains of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad stop at Bay St. Louis, Attorney Gen eral Fetched filed a bill in the Chan eery Court of Harrison County. snjoin- ing the rafiroad in question from do- Ing an intra-state business in Missts- gippi.
 Grounds for the action was found in the fact that the railroad named had not become domestieated as provided for in a recent legislative enactment. Litigation as to the enforcement of the Commissions orders has been in pro- gress In the State courts and today's intunctions follows the refusal of Judge Wood of the Chancery Court of Gulfport to transfer the controversy to the Federal Courts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-18
COAL MINES ARE IDLE.
Low Water Tn River Makes Naviga-
 tion Impossible.

Low Water Tn River Makes Naviga-
 tion Impossible.
 pittsburg. Aug. 17.-Eighty per cent of the coal mines along the Mononga- hela river are idle and thousands of miners are out of employment as a result of the low water of the Ohio river.
 Practically all the coal from this dis- trict is shipped by river. but for sew eral weeks the water has been so low no shipment could be made. The con- sequence Is that very barge is loaded with coal awaiting shipment and no more coal can be mined until empty barges are received to store 1t in.
 The situation is said to be the worst in recent years and unless there is suf- ficlent rain to raise the river enforced idleness will cause much suffering among the miners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-18
SPECIAL CAMPAIGN TRAIN
 FOR THE SOCIALIST PARTY

Chicago, Aug. 1.-The National Ex- ecutive Committee of the Socialist party. met here today and made plans for their campaign.
 It was decided to send from this city on August 3l special train to the Pacific coast. carrying Eugene V. Debs. the Socialist party candidate for President; and several other speakers. among them A. NJ. Simons. It is planned to visit $50 cities between here and the Pacific coast. after which the special will return to this city, thence to the Atlantic coast.
 Addresses will be made by the ora tors of the party at large number of cities en route. carload of Social ist party literature will be taken along and distributed. The cost of sending out the special. it was said. would be $20 .000, made up from contributions by Socialists from 10 cents to $l.