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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
DEATH STOPS DIVORCE sCIr.
Dakota Woman Dies During Trip Ia
Court.

Mrs. Peter knrtenhach, who lived
In the northern part OF Hutchinson
county. died a few days M al Park
ston. and the x~pddenness of her death
gave rise io "a suspicion that she WAS
the victim of an injury designed To
bring about her demise. She went To
Parkston recently and stopped NJ
the nome of n friend. The next morn
ing she suddenly died before medical
help could be secured. She went To
parksson for the purpose Of starting
the proceedings to secure . isorc
from her husband. and with this
knowledge and the fact OF her sudden
death led the states attorney 10 sas-
pect that there wan something wrong
He BEGAN ~ make asfse irss*ss~astans
Two brothers of Mr.. Eurtenbarh.
learning III this. came 10 Mitchell To
consult Attorney spangler on some
phases II the case. Two physictat,s.
Drs. warna and KING. we're sent ~
Parknton saturday morning 10 make
IN investigation. They stated on their
return that the died OF fatty
degeneration Of the heart and thai
there wal not the slightest evidence cf
any injury being done TO the m
which mould possibly have caused her
death.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
South Dakota
Stale News
30 81 tsane In RiAx.k iiiite h~nrssnsrd
Ga Have -~fss@xtN~l."

yuN 81 tsaae In RlAck iiiite hars~Srd
Ia HAVE .~ls~avtsrl."
In h arrest ~ ssssst Gssssn "A j
Le<1nnd. twa young ~. sassEw m~ss. ths
ofacxFs believe thai shsss aals unn&rsh
\ t,ss~fn 10 cattle n ssainw of large
proportions tia has existed under
cssver In Ia@r~nce eeansy Ger oyss tsn
y.asM IN ~ declared shas the yasy
pecssd rn@n ana their aeessssnstcs~ fur
whom the officers as~ nsw isoh'ng
have been responsible Cor sas@ Whole
sale theft ~ cattle fraFn suasa aSssts.
the = being Disposed "a Ia the mar
ketw ~ Lead Dead sessa and Central
CITY should their y ~ prove essfe
rect, ahs case 10 likely "a aesusssp into
q scandal az considerable proportions
Involving many uersesssA
the startling information thAt n
expected to lead tn Mssswsai more ar.
rests wtthln sfe next tew Gays vassss
about shrepEh a falling oat ~ safsas
Of the nsan concerned, ans 81 tss
supposed sGsslesw IN aisssrh So have
ssr@mrhea~ on hss rats ssdsfs Was
s~e!aasesg ss bond asss ~ naw = fugitive
from tgssles. while L~.saFaEsas ss stu la
jail.
il ~ declared that the hasd 0f rus
tkrs have been for years ssassaiag Z
Tie IN tssa and ss1rses arssand the Htias
Strengthening them oa the range ansa
then bringing the a&~f to sta~ iesssat
markets. wsasre II was sold fssf an ln~
as 3 eents per faeaNd.
Both ,ssfou ara Isngsrwnae enssaw 81
prominent Frvssrh I'm antilles at ri sssws
and have never tseser. hseD In tsssIs
bite. They are Frequently seen about
the markets In this section n psss~d
az small cattle dealers otacsrs with
warrants ara Row securing Lawrence
and Butte counties for the ether sus-
poets In the alleged gang of rossiers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Woman Risks Her Own Life to Save
Clhildrcn-Is Severely Burned.

Childreu-Is Severely Burned.
Two trips by a brave woman into a
burning fiat house in Borough park,
New York. Thursday night resulted In
the rescue Of five children. who. un-
conscious OF their danger. were play
ing happily In rooms as yet untouched
by flames.
The rescuer was a stranger. Mrs.
LILA Raymond. who Was passing tbs
house when the IRE started, rang In
an alarm. and then ran back to the
house. She burst In the front door
and dashed upstairs. nnding Mrs. Jo-
seph Lock. whom she led through the
smoke TO the street.
Mrs. Raymond ran back into the
house. up to the second floor. and ear
ried two OF Mrs. Locks little ones, the
oldest boy following her. and the re-
peated the trip for two little play
mates Of the Lock children, who were
with them when the fire broke out.
The last WI were half suTocated when
h reached them. and the dress OF the
younger was abiaxe. Tearing IL on,
Mrs. Raymond got both children In
her arms and made for the stairway
again. This time II was entirely ablaxe.
but she dashed down and reached the
street just az the stairway fell. Her
face and hands were badly burned, but
she refused medical attention and weni
home.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Congressman shoots = WaSaaingtcn
NcgvU.

Negro.
In n desperate ARRAY on q ponnxya~
vansa avenae car in Washington. n.
G.. Friday nsght 4 negro ard = white
man were shot by Congressman Them
a. J. Hefylin. Of Alabama Thomas
L4umey. the negro. Was shot In the
head. ard Ii In = critical condition.
and Thomas Mccreary. = New FORK
horse trainer. n suffering from =
wound In the arft Leo.
The shooting occurred after Z
o'clock m the car reached the corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and sixth
street. CONGRESSMAN Henin. accompM-
lied by Congressman Esiereee. %
South Carolina. had boarded tho trHc-
ton car at Twelfth ana Pennsylvania
avenue, Upon boarding the car he OBJ
served two negro passengers, one Of
whom Was Thomas L0mhy. and who
was In tho act 90 taking q drink frosn
a bottle 81 whisky. There were . mum.
Der Of other passengers. They remon-
ssrated with the negrs. The ether ne
gro. who was sober. attempted to take
the bottle from his friend. ba; failed
II is said that Lumby became offensive
Mt MIR. H>alsn's ~remonssrances and APP
piled vile epttheis. Al the car reached
sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue
h negroes were engaged ira dcsn~r-
ate struggle. Mr.. Heftin. who II a large.
powerful man. succeeded i'm throwing
issnnby or the car as IL came a. a stop.
Most ef the occupants OF the car
aiisated also. The negro arose. and II
is said began curssng Mr.. Helm. ard
made a melton toward his hip pocket
as IL To draw a gun. whereurun Mr.
Helm fired upon him through the car
window, missing him and hitting
Thomas Mccreary. who was about
twenty feet from the car. MIR. Helm
fired once or twice again. one OF the
shots striking Lumby In the head
above the ear. Lumby ran a short
distance and fell. An ambulance was
called and he was taken To the emer-
gency hospital. The conductor dis
appeared and Orieer Scriven took
charge OF the car and ran II 10 Third
and Pennsylvania avenue. There MIR.
Heflin was escorted by Ofscer Scriv~n
TO the Capital hotel and was later TAX
en- TO h police station I'm a cab. Nc
Creary's wound Is moi serious. and AZ
ter treatment he returned to his apart.
ments.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
ASSASSIN WITH REDS
CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE As TO
YOUNG NEW YORKER.
POaicc. Hcscvcs. Fan - Eccurc Ev-
dcncc Tcnding to show TINT Rcsk.
a. His sGroup" Had Anything
70 DO with Bomb Throwing.

Efforts Of the New York police %
Selig silvcrstein. the Union
Square bomb thrower. with the groups
or anarchists have been successful but
thus far they have been unable TO
prove that his sensational act OF Satur-
day was prompted In any way by these
associates. Thes developments oc-
Cured Monday. after the arrest OF AL
exander Perkman. the anarchist lead
or ard companion Of Emma Goldman.
who served twelve and one-half years
In prison for shooting Henry c. Prick,
the Pittsburg capitalist. The detec-
tive showed. when Bergman was ar
raigned in court. that Silverstein held
a card of membership in h anarch-
sists' federated union. OF which Berk-
man Is an officer and this GARD was
signed by Berkman, but the attempt
To show that Berkman knew Silver
stein OF that he and his friends in
any direct way melted the bomb
throwing was futile. The people asked
Magistrate Droege. before whom
Berkman was arraigned. to hold the
anarchist for forty-eight hours as a
suspicious person. but In the absence
of any definite charge the magistrate
refused their request
The magistrate paroled Berkman on
his W recognixance. the latter prom
Using to appear when wanted. Berk-
man was taken into custody early
Monday on the strength Of the card
and a couple OF circular letters found
In Silverstein's apartments, all Of
which bore Berkman's signature. The
letters were written in Hebrew and
We're requests for contributions for tbs
defense OF two anarchists recently ar
rested In Philadelphia charged with
rioting. The letters contained no
statements OF any incendiary charac.
ter.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

vicksburg Poaice Sciae Excited Travcl-
- ~ Railroad 6sati0n.
Just ~ Gen. Stephen d. Lee, Act
Ing Mayor Harding and others were
greeting An. Roosevelt and her party
upon their arrival ut vlcksburg. Miss,
saturday . man At the railroad sta
ton created q sensation by rushing
toward the group waving q grip. He
vas ssissd by the police and after
stern protests dragged back from
the crowd. He said his name was
George Shadid and that he was on his
way 10 0reenvfiie. Miss. The police
held him until after the departure OF
Mr.. Roosevelt and her party for New
Orleans.
In the party are Mrs. Roosevelt.
Mir Ethel and Kermit. Archie and
0nantin Roosevelt: Mis- LAndon. COM
panion to An. Roosevelt. who ar
rangss the social functions at the
White House: Miss Hagner. private
secretary to the wife OF the presi-
dent; Capt. Fftxhugh Lee. Jr.. the
presidents aide. and Joseph Wilmer.
OF Virginia, . friend OF the Roosevelt
9amily.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
nrss ssorx Ar s1<,op wrA0A
ssis~v starts sn tss Ana~n1 nVsAn9
ItAmrmx~


Ths isix Sfsssss river II On ~ srstna
sarapawe. anss thas far shssas s.ese
acres ~ vmlumssse farm lard IN fhs
vicinity ~ sioux Fails HIS t~~a houd-
~ The first ~s1~ssx 81 this high ~fntss
~ wseux Fasis wsr~ fest In tho Vicinity
n tire tmunsstrms ~Mssr WORKS rum ptn3
statsssn. rsFsn ~ tsse city. The 3at~f
climbed the hanks ~ the river rapidly
Daring Thursday night th~ high ~stss
rssse Hesi sh~ easys An island - h sssss
~ Ninth street. N cosnpl~scty inunAats
-. A. e. tsosslsas = p~aan~~r fsrm~s
living en The river &~st n tawn@ has
numerous experiences with foods
IN the isig Asaux river. hat No stnteo
he never saw m water nm up ~
such rapid speed ~ during the pF~esms
flood. H~, with . number a.
we're nj work In = nstd caose - she
river bank. He left tbs men tempo-
rarity 90 hook after soune ether wOsk.
and the H~xt he knew the men weee
being chased frsssn tbs neld ~ tbs wn~
ter In = remarkably short ttme sAe
river ross nearly two fest.
The water came dawn the river nm
a great tidal wave. and ~ moo Ovos
the banks.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

nsssrscts CssssnslAws<a n We~esxn Dass
Of $S1nee.

Am ant*yeetsnx experiment IN srAc0a
consolidation ard naturalization y
= sssamt Is b@ snAAe In lyman county
Tho tasssal movement with this ehjecs
IN ysew having sass ke~n wade ~ Mur-
ds ny the ysa* rvs hers ~ the incAi beard
meeting and d~t.eussinx rsans Tor In
-iasinx = large asneun IT territory
adjacent sa Marae In the os9AnimtteA
as n n~w ana sArx~r district. II y
planned ~ Imrsude all h territory
within seur ssasa~s ~ tbs toun IN sAch
direction. ara 10 provtde tTAnsHpfsAs
tsssn tar ehitar~n trsHn the central
gaetss where the district school hoNne
~sa he io~assd. In earning eat In
esan th~ present Aeheol building a
Mavdo waf ~ srraM~sd ny = lar9sv amd
'tsas~ modern ssru~suF~s af sunkwaene
sass - Ass~ssnsscsfAt the ehsids~A ~
the Auxs district ~ which Musdc wtfl
sss she saavasisaaI center TAasa -
advantages ~ = we'll equipped ht9h
sssussl ~sst ~ raarsa NJ ths dlspc~ai
~ the esunsvy residents In this ~vtc4nfxy
- Musa@ All villain the rvNpnas1 ttM-
st* st the rws district hAss hsen tn
vtsed 10 rsvw their hearty c~xs~opesnStes
and ~ rfNsst tn sss~ ssssx~l exp~stssenA u
schsrss standardization
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

aAWH1ok8u~1 tuSeDH0 - 49, O
n tlp~ 13anr& ll11ln.
Lumbermsa from every pAst ~ the
Black Hills were present ~ Rapid
city in numbers In assass In the fOun-
tation ~ temporary ~orGaninAtlon -
he known ns sh~ Black Hiiis lNsnoef-
ean's association. Next 10 mining. ths
ansRser business III the most important
IN The MR.. Several large companies
ara operating ~ well - many lndfvtd-
siais. but the Industry has suffered IN
Tho past here IN croum ~ s4ceameve
eatrs cut ~ the HtArk HttIak which
United the markets. and m effort n
10 be made 10 s~cure reduced frotght
rates 20 the sast~rn part of thu 9tate.
The question Of = uniform price was
not taken up. ~ u was thought best
10 leave II 10 the individual discretion
Of the members u. w. Htnrtcha. of
Rapid City. was choaen temporary
chairman and =. n. Rugs. ~ Rapid
city. temporary secretary. The or
wanixation will be- made permanent
NJ . meeting TO be held March %.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
GILLETTE IS PUT TO DEATH.
Grace Browns Slayer Dies In the
Eestric Chair.

E1e01f1C CuolT.
Chester e. Gillette Monday paid
full penalty for h brutal murder Of
his sweetheart, Grace Brown. near Big
Moose in the A~dirondacks, on July IL,
1906. He went to his death In an
electric chair at the Auburn. N. T..
prison without a sign OF emotion which
has characterized him from the day
ne was arrested charged with tbs
crime.
Gillette appeared to nave been fully
reconciled to his fate and In a state
ment given out by his spiritual ad-
visers Immediately after M execution
It is indicated that he had made a
confession OF his guilt.
The statement was signed by Rev.
Henry McIlvray. Of Little Falls, and
Rev. Cordello Herrick, prison chap
lain. who had attended Gillette since
he had been In the death cell at the
prison. 1t follows:
Because our relationship with
Chester Gillette was privileged we do
not deem it wise to make a detailed
statement and simply wish to say that
no legal mistake was made in his cleo
trocution."
Gillette himself, so far as the public
was concerned. neve admitted the
crime. His last word In the form OF a
statement which he prepared with
painstaking care Sunday night was
made public after he had been put to
death Monday morning. In this state
ment Gillette implored young men to
lead Christian lives.
Any fear which the prison oficials
may have entertained that Gillette's
remarkable composure would desert
him at the last moment was quickly
dispeiled when he stepped from his
cell to the corridor leading to the
death chamber. His step was arm and
strong and he walked rapidly toward
the instrument OF death. Not even by
a culver OF An eyelash did he betray
the least sign Of emotion. and 1t no
stage did he require assistance from
h keepers and his spiritual advisers
who accompanied him In his last walk.
He seated himself in the chair. the
straps and electrodes were placed and
within two minutes Gillette had been
officially pronounced dead.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

For three hours surgeons cut ana
~craped at the neck Ut william winn,
q Belle Fourche Bartender. during m
operation. winn had refused IN take
an anaesthesic and two or thrse timss
during the operation swallowed = slug
~ whisky. When the tusm0r had been
removed and II Was found necessary 20
use 100 stitches 10 sew up thu wound.
VIM joked the sur9cona. declaring
that this seemed 10 dt@provs the ola
ada9c Of = stitch In time saves nina"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

When Plankinton people voted xs.-
900 sewer bonds last usnmer they dad
not anticipate any trouble In floating
the bonds. Another faction ofScitizens
has gotten out an injunction against
the bonds being sold On the ground
that . majority Of the voters 81 the
town did not vote at the election and
that the bonds were not legally a.
rtsd.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
NoTtls mi NEEDED.



Until n so per cent larger guarantee
fund has been raised for this al The
question OF holding a corn palace In
Mitchell has been "a doubtful PROPOSE
ton. A soliciting committee has been
at work for the past ten days and over
$4,000 has been raised to start The
enterprise. At "A meeting OF citizens IL
was unanimously decided 10 go ahead
with the corn palace for the biggest
fall event In the northwest. The fol-
lowing board ~ directors was elected
for the palace work. II being an en-
new membership with but ~
exception. William NJ. Smith. /. w.
Seaman. r. J. Morrow. l.. J. we,ch.
Robert Burns, j. III. Davis and John
Michels. The directors will elect their
own officers and appoint the chair
men Of the various committees. II In
the intention TO secure the attractions
for the palace just as soon ~ possible.
The dates of this palace Will be Sept.
Is. ~. 80 and Oct /. : and ..
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Harry Orchard. the confessed muir
derer OF Gov. ~Steuncnherg. has, II Ii
said refused To apply to the board Of
pardons for remission OF the death
sentence. His attorney will see that
the application IL made. an the law
does moi require personal application
from the condemned.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
Iuw,rss.,, .ws- This Year.

A year r Ernest McEachron walk.
I'd f~~enty-six miles In order 20 get to
his home town. Ipswich. to a \ n vote
against the saloons. he having missed
his train MT Aberdeen. His one vote
was u decided oBe. as the town went
dry by ! majority. This year. how
ever. McEachron could not have turn
I'd the trick. an the Arae town declared
'or iicense by u majority of - votes.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Articles of incorporation we're hted
At Pierre Saturday for the Great
American railway, with a capital Of
$50. 100000 n headquarters ~
Pierre. with branch Offices nj Chicago
and Lancaster, Wis. The incurporators
are: A. 1. Hyde. Thomas ". Orson. J..
e. Brockep. III. l. Moses. Lancaster.
Wis. ]. w. Cooler. Pierre.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
MONTANA RANGE FOR BISON.


Indian Reservation.
Announcement has been made by
DR.. William r. Hornaday. OF New
York. president OF the American Bison
society, Of the completion OF plans for
the preservation OF American bison on
l3.Seo acres in extent. on the Fiat
head Indian reservation in northwest
E Montana DR.. Hornaday said he
hAA ben authorised by the society Of
which he h president TO give the fed
ssal government . herd Of twenty
bison.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Former Employees Accused Of Mimp-
plying Over 81, 900. 900.

The third charge against Henry Rie-
Der. paying teller. and John Young.
auditor OF the Farmers Deposit Ma
tional bank. Of Pittsburg. Pa. was
made shortly after noon Friday by
Bank Examiner Folds. The former
employees. who are In Jail. are charged
with misappiying funds 81 the bank
amounting to 31.ln5. 600.
According TO \ persistent rumor In
dictments against many business men
of this city and other cities are To
be returned within a short time.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Fearing a panic a few months ago.
J. w. c~orrington. an aged resident of
Jacksonville, Ill. drew from his bank
ers 5000 In gold and hid II at his
home. On arising Friday no found
tina thieves had taken his horse and
buggy and the $4,000.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
srhIcy 10 visit yaakson.

II is just announced a. Yankton In
Masonic circles that at the biz consist
Dry TO be held there th. middle OF
May Rear Admiral scliIey will be
present. The occasion VIII be the zig
nal for a general public demonstration
for which arrangements are now being
made.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
MAGISTRATES ARREwTIeD.
Hiark Hills Justice a. the R1aco 40
cua~d II Ezmhrsxtenseua.

Charged with embarrassment which
he claims he can easily dtspsuve.
Frank q. simpson. justice ~ the peacs
at Hiii City, wa arrested there and
Ia ken TO Rapid City for trial. A man
named Rogers rented 4 cabin and
presnises near Hill city 10 = nsigfbeg
who failed IN pay the fuIi amount due.
Jaetiee simpson gave Hog~yv judgmeut
and the debtor paid tbs justtc4A ROT
ers claims 10 have tried In vain 20
tssn IT, Simpson turn over the money.
bet the latter aii~ges that ~ tbs rent
e1 ground was on the national forest.
q ranger advised him 10 hold the m0u-
~ until he heard from Waahingson.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

0a6egA1 Court Takes Action In q Shy.
lock Case.
Judge John c. Pollock made a tenn
pcsaxy order In the federal court in
Xansas City. Kan. Saturday. restrain
Ing Patrick J. Hughes. . money lend
On from garnishing the wages II Car
los Jillsop. . bankrupt.
Jillson In q clerk In the general
freight ONCE OF the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fee Railway company. in
Topeka. Two years ago he borrowed
$22 from Hughes. He has paid
Hughes $40 since that time and stiil
owes SIS, according TO the figures of
the money lender.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

The German cruiser Bremen left
Port au Prince. Hayti. Friday for
Kingston. Jamaica. carrying seventy
five revolutionary refugees who had
taken asylum at the French and Ger
man legations.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Wng Victor Emmanuel. Of Italy.
Saturday received J. Pierpont Morgan
r private audience and conversed
w1oh him N American affairs. The
hing manifested keen interest In the
aoproaching presidential campaign In
1An United States.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Walking into = hardware store a.
spearfssh James Dunn an employs IL
the Homestake MininG company a
Lead. procured = revolver and ssnt =
bullet crashing through hiS mouth.
When a physician declared thAs Dunn
would live. bat that he would uever
again be able TO talk. the latter again
attempted suicide.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

The general assembly Of Virginia at
Fridays session adopted . resolution
removing Judge J. w. G. Blackstone.
e the Eleventh circuit from Office. The
grounds upon which this action was
basod are immortality and gross neg
loct Of ofacial duty.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
shin md Crew Inst

TAs bark Ingiewood. recently from
New York. for Stockholm and arriv-
- at Mandai. Norway on tho goth.
caught fre Sunday. She was loaded
With naphtha and subsequently blew
sinking In forty feet Of water.
AhlrNaan Of the crew were drowned.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

The Chicago. Milwaukee and ct
Paul Railway company - negotiating
for the purchase Of the frantic storc
anarsies located on Wolf creek. three
~ one~half miles southwest az
B~ridgewaser. should tho deal BE- clos
ed II IL the intention Of hi company
10 open up the extensive Quarrfes *
that point.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

A conference Of the general solicitors
Of all the Missouri railroads wa held
ut st Iouis Monday md It va decid-
to renew the Tight against the 2-cent
rate law In Missouri.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Rev. DIR. Charles n. Sims. former
chancellor OF Syracuse. n. r.. uniyer-
sity. died Friday at his home ct LID
ertv. Ind.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
Killed b. Collapse q wan

The standing ruins OF the Centenary
Methodist church al Princstovn, N.
+. which burned two weeks ago. col
iapsed Monday afternoon. killing two
boys and injuring several persona
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
TOhacco Warchousc Burns.

The leaf tobacco warehouse OF Ham
iiton 4 Co., Of C~ovington. KY, was de-
stroyed BY nO early THURSDAY. en-
failing . los Of $16o.0oo.