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$ posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bo Boston. 15c and
~ 2-3c discount; Chicago. par; San Francisco
sight &c premium telegraph 1tc premium; New
Orleans, commercial 81 3 a 81 so discount. bank
s. premium: Charleston. buying par. selling II
premium: 81. Louis. 45c discount bid SOC discount
asked.
BANK CLEARTNGS-New York. exchanges
stl&s77.l1C. balances S14.6l90S8: Boston, eiI-
changes s5oSl5.323, balances s1.437.325: Balti-
more. exchanges s4.9S0.Ss7. balances sT41.3I7;
Chicago exchanges S43.3s3.O2S, balances S3215-
ez1
SILVER NARKET-Bar silver. 501sc. Mexf-
can silver dollars 45c Bar silver in London
closed Al 231s d. advance 3-l6d
GOLD PREMIUlI-In Madrid. p: Lisbon q.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2GlZ
GOVERNMENT ECEIPTS-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. $1,53215s; internal
revenue receipts. Sl,0l3.745; miscellaneous re
ceipts S63.296 Receipts for the day. 81 Z609.50l;
expenditures, s2370.00O. Receipts for the month
date. s9.1SS.299. expenditures. S1G.5O0 600;
cess Of expenditures. $S0I.7Ol Receipts for the
fiscal year to date S2O4.899,966; expenditures,
s2z9,765.241: excess Of expenditures s44SS5.e76..
SUB-TREASCRy-Th Sub-Treasury was
debtor the Clearing House 1897. 75l.
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
sOorFED At HYDRoPHonIA.


New YcsArr, However,. Dies According
Z PrOpasecy u Physician.
Although Conrad steingrubcr. Of
Nsw Yssks laughed AZ the Christ hos
pitAl physacians In Jersey city. who
n11 tAat - would die In twensy-four
hours from the effects OF . bite from
= 0og. the prophecy raj fulnlied Fri
dAy. etelngruber xaid he was a disbc-
itsvsr In hydrophobiA and that he
would b. around again In . few days.
He rapidly grew wors~. however. He
remained conscious until the end. and
almost the last words he spoke were
THAI he would get we'll. steIngruher
was bittan BY = dos . little over three
weeks a9o. but paid no attention TO
The bite and when warned by his wife
tha3 he might develop rabies he mere
" laughed at her. saying hydrophohia
had no terrora for him. On Monday
lase he began to show signs OF rabies
ard consulted . physician, On We'd
nesday no called al the hospital. and
whsn offered = glass OF ate he was
taken with . spasn From thai time
until he died his suffering was in
tansA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21

Sensational killing In the City OF LIS
Angeles. Cal.


Driven Insane by a religious mania
n. J. Duffy. Of Los Angeles, Cal. age
SO, Thursday attacked and Killed hi,
son and daughter with an ak. and thes
cut bis own throat with a razor. intiict,
Inn fatal injuries.
The tragedy occurred at the horne
OF Dufty's son Fred. Duffy has beer
On the verge of violent insanity. Il 1.
said. for weeks frem religious enthu.
ssasm. Wednesday night he attended 4
religious meeting and worked himself
into a frenzy. When he arose Thursday
morning he secured a sharp bladed an
and stealthily entered the bedroom a,
hts son while the latter lay asleep
Raising the weapon alcft he brought i,
down with terrific force across the
neck Of his son. severing the victims
head completely from the body.
With q maniacal shout Duffy rushed
from the house down the street wavlnr
the bloody weapon. Reaching the
house where his Wife and daughter
resided he opened the front door and
entered Without a word Of warning
he swung h ax high In the air and
cleft his daughters skull.
Mrs. Duffy fed through the rear
door and succeeded In Guiding her hus-
band. but not before she received a
severe cash on the elbow from the AZ
Duffy then walked TO the street,
where he drew a razor across his
throat. iniicting frightful injuries.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
SOUTH DAKOTA
STATE NEWS
PRAIRIE CHICKENS SCARCE.
small Chance for Hunters Around
MITCHELL.

/ MITCHELL.
The approach Of the open hunting
season does not offer anything very
aliurfng In the way OF chickens In the
central section VI the state. In years
| gone by the counties OF Dawson. Au-
FORA. Miner, Bruie, Hanson. etc. have
been an attractive field for he prai-
de chickens and many hunters from
outstde have come up into these pre-
serves for their fall sport Chickens.
however. are reported to be very
scarce: In fact. IL viii hardly be worth
while to make a trip out through tho
country. Last yea there WAS a short
~ Of chickens due to another reason
because of the early hunters getting
out and killing the young birds. This
year the scarcity is due to h excess
I've rainfall I'm May and June. when
the birds were on their nests. h
nests of the chickens were washed
away In all the low places. and 1t re-
mained wei for SO long that h chick
en- crop will be short The shortage
OF the chickens has led the hunters in
that vicinity to discuss the proposition
TO urge the sportsmen to avoid the
shooting OF chickens for . couple Of
years to give them a chance to prop
agate and increase their numbers for
eh0 future years OF sport. Hunters
coming up into that section OF the
state for the beginning OF the season
will only be disappointed In their ef-
forts to do any shooting for chickens.
In several towns down In Douglas and
Charles Mix counties 1t Is reported
that prairie chickens are being served
On hotel tables three weeks before the
law II out.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
HIS HOME ON WHEELS.
A~9uD0s&endcr Uses Shack for Trip
Back to Iowa.

"O0SC0uCT USES SII1ck ZOE IT'D
Back to Iowa
A few days since a homeeteader
from the western section OF the state
with IDEAS OF his own passd through
Avon on his way to northwestern
Iowa, where he expected to visit. He
drove a mule team hitched to a lumber
wagon onto which was lightly and
neatly set a miniature house. He had
made the trip several months ago to
his claim with this rig. When he ar
rived at his homestead III house was
placed on the ground. affording a
much better claim shack than the av-
erage claimant possessed.
With a desire to see his old Iowa
friends and relatives he secured q lit
tie help, loaded his domicile once more
on the running gear of his wagon and
~leisurely started eastward across the
prairies. smoking his pipe peacefully
In his front o as he ~journeyed. AS
he expected to return in less han a
month he had no fear Of claim Jump
ers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
ANTHRAX PLAGUE SPREADS.
Serious Loss Of Live Stock In Clay
County.


The dreaded anthrax has broken out
afrcsh in Norway and Meckling town.
ships. Clay county. n several deaths
Of horses and cattle occurred Satur-
day and Sunday. The disease a also
extended to the blufYs. though at this
writing only two or three animals have
died.
Up around Meckling the people
have ceased to use milk and cream ex-
cept the condensed variety. and many
will not e use the butter made in
that section. Little fresh meat Is be-
ing consumed, as the residents do not
propose to take chances. 1t Is said
that human beings are subject to an
thrax. same as horses and cattle.
There seems only one way to pre-
vent q serious anthrax epidemic, and
that Is for the farmers all over Clay
county to get busy with a wholesale
vaccination. This they are doing. and
thousands Of dollars has already been
expended for vaccine points and tho
little pills called anthrax oides. Vet
Urinary surgeons from Clay, Yankton
and Turner counties havs been called
upon to assist with tho work.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
sslITE LIQUOR TIzADE.
Cnehre1o T01aI Ahseaincss Take Radi-
cnl stand.

Cnebre1e T01nl Abssaincss Take Rndi.
cnl sand
Denunciatjon OF the liquor traffic
m appeal for s~anctincation OF Sunday
and tho exclusion from membership In
Catholic societies Of those engaged In
the liquor traffic were the striking
features Of the resolutions adopted by
tho national convention Of the Cathe-
lie Total Abstinence society 1t New
Haven. Conn. Thursday. The resoiu-
tons declare that not In drunken.
1ess n riotoua living can amy man
make effective profession Of the Cath
ole faith with Indignation TIE union
protests against the aunss OF its crit
les II does not deem that II ahauIa
stop TO conest the claims for ultra
orthodoxy which have been biAsantly
made by those who have tried to Sub.
stitute the beer mug for the sianiar re
or the cross, The day for apology for
total abstainers Is over"
The union also declares itx allie
glance To the Catholic church. and
with all our souls we weicome
the cncycilcai Of our holy father.
Plus X, on modernism"
The resolutions also say. "A Cath
Ole periodical that cannot live with
out itauor advertisements should lie.
Let them not drag down the ca,ho-
lie name In their greed"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
Dakota 10 MAKE EXHIBIT.


EM E
Corn EXPOSITION.
South Dakota hal commenced TO
display some interest In the National
Germ exposition to be held at Omaha.
Neb.. on December 1919, and q COM
mittee has been appointed by Gov.
Crawford to have charge OF the work
Of interesting farmers OF tho state and
gathering the exhibit. This commit
tee IL composed OF w. A. Wheeler.
Mitchell, chairman: c. Willis. Brook
inGs: A. e. Chamberlain, Brookings;
John Reedy, Beresford: p. II. Puk-
wana: c. J. Alexander. Bonesteel. and
A. w. Kruger, Groton. Last year
South Dakota confined her exhibit at
the Chicago show strictly to corn. and
she took the sweepstakes premium
over Wisconsin and Minnesota. and
with the products Of the cor and
wheat fields making such a fine show
Ing this year the committee believes
that fully az good a showing can be
made this year. Instead of corn alone
other grains will be entered into COM
petition. and the farmers will be re-
quested to make a contribution along
this lire. Last year A. ]. Wimple. Of
Beresford. made a fine winning with
his corn and one Of his prizes was q
farm In Texas.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
DAMAGE DONE By HAIL
Man Says Loss VIII Net Ex-
coed II Per Cent.

Insurance Man Says Loss VIII Net Ex-
coed II Per Cent.
The reports regarding the extent of
damage done by hail during the big
storm which q day or two ago swept
vsr eight or nine counties in the
northern part OF the state are conflict
fng. The first report was to the ef-
feot that the loss was practically to-
tai. A Sioux Falls insurance man,
who II heavily interested In risks In
b counties swept by the storm,
states that from private and general
Information received by him he does
net believe the loss will exceed II per
cent Of the uncut grain. and that q
good share OF the grain had been cut.
The growing corn in some places was
severely damaged. but In others was
scarcely injured. Tho insurance man
thinks that an estimate OF II per cent
Of tho crops not harvested Il q good
estimate Of the damage.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
FAST TRAIN RUNS WILD.
Travels Ion Miles with No Hand n
Throttle.


With Engineer Charles Strang lying
injured alongside the track and the
fireman busy on the back Of the ten
der. q Grand Trunk flyer. eastbound,
ran for miles near Battle Creek, Mich,
with no guiding hand at the throttle
and with 500 passengers in the coach
IS calmly gazing out OF the windows.
ignorant OF the fact they were riding
On q runa way train.
Finishing his work on the tender.
the fireman returned 10 the cab to find
the engineers seat vacant The Gre
man brought the train to a stop, back
ed II up until the engineer was found
lying beside the track. with his left
arm and leg broken. shoulder rushed
and skull fractured.
II 10 supposed the engineer lost his
balance In leaning from the window
to look for . hot box.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT,
6ou<h Dakota Democrats to Test Hal.
lot Rights.

South Dakota Democrats to Test Hal
lot Rights.
Thoma H. Ayres Tuesday, acting
for the democratic state committee,
took . new tack in the effort to get q
state democratic on the November
ballet He presented to State Secre-
tary Wipf the last Of names selected
at Rapid City as nominees OF the
democratic state convention, and
asked that they be placed on the bal
lot In November as such. The secre-
tary declined to SO file the on
the ground that a democratic ticket
had been selected at the primaries.
Anticipating such action, Attorneys
Null and Lynch, Of Huron, had been
retained In advance to bring SUIT in
the supreme court to compel the ac-
ceptance OF h m A writ will
be asked for within a day or two to
bring the whole matter to a test in the
court.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
KILLED By
Man Struck by Bolt While working In
a Field.

Struck by a bolt of lightning while
Ut work In a field. his clothing and the
bundles OF grain he was carrying
transformed into a oolumn OF smoke.
John Johnson. who was shocking
grain for M. c. Meeker. near Man
chester. was instantly killed The bolt.
coming from a seemingly harmless
cloud OF small proportions. struck him
on tho head, running down through
hts body and tearing the shoes from
his feet. He stood for q second after
the stroke. smoke n fame covering
him from head to foot, the bundles
still held In his arms bursting into q
bia1o n then sank TO the ground.
When his companions rushed to him
In the endeavor to extinEuish the fire
life was found to be extinct. Two 9TH
or men working nearby in the field
wore shocked by the conclusion, but
not injured.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
BARS Up AGAINST ANTHRAX.
ouATAnt4nc Declared In Two OAK,
C<apntinn

o~uArAnttnc Declared In Two Dakota
Counties.
Yankton n Clay counties have
been placed under a thirty-day quar-
antine on account OF the outbreak OF
anthrax, which Ia announced to be
very serious Every effort will % made
by the federal and state authorities to
check the disease.
No cattle. horses. hogs or sheep win
be permitted to ieave the counties and
the railroads have been SO notified.
The quarantine viii NEAR a great
hardship 10 many farmers.
Out Of thirty-seven farms visited
the dead animals numbered no.. OF
which 80 were horses. This IL only
about one-tenth OF the total loss.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21

- - - NGgeO0o - Sp-1me1
n116, IN.
0DrtngGnld, m, - IN the hands d
meb ~ enrassd citixens who began
ytA1av ntgtst u wTeak vengeance on
.nogro ran11sata FOR m assault com.
mft4o1 ~ George Richardson. = negro,
- Nh. HAlIasn, I white oma
~ / os1Iock Saturday morning tbs
.wAeIe est enA of town burst Into
aaa2aa tho torch having been applied
% several negro houses BY some Of the
mss4 desperate members of tbs mob.
Twe men ass already dead and probs-
nay Two score others are injured. most
h nagrusa
The rAhhis swept through the
sesost4 attacking evsry ( met. All
Tie local militia WERE on duty. and
hAif . Aossn companies from other
cattas wsrs rushed skcre on special
tsaans. sui other companies we're or
deree 70 hold themselves In reserve.
The dre department was helpless to
eosnbat the flames In the negro GUAR
~ On account Of the threatening atti-
tuds Of the mob toward the rremen.
Richardson and another negro
wanted FOR murder were taken from
sDf1ngnsld jail Friday evening and
rushed 10 Bloomington. whence they
iAtas wsrs taken tn Peoria.
Among the injured II Eugene w.
Chain. candidate fer president OF the
United stAtes IN the prohibition party
tickeG who was struck on the head
with ! brick.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21

The grand jury at New York Thurs
day found indictments accusing Mrs.
Benjamin Teal. Harry NJ. Mouseiey.
private detective. and Julia Fleming.
. seamsfresx. OF attempting suborna-
Of perjury In inducing Mabel Mac
Causian to give false evidence against
Frank J. Gould In divorce proceedings
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
DUAL Tragedy on TRAIN.

Negro 0nys : velesnn New Orleans.
In, FOitcrnaan.
Jehn J. Carroll. = veteran member
- to police force OF New Orleans.
La. was cut 70 death by q negro cook.
vhe was Afterwards killed BY the
psncAA Friday ~ the Louisviils and
leAaAvilie depot The negro was guar
rsalng with another negro "a when
tAs c0csr entered the dinning car he
49, dtDs4bowefed- The murderer fsed
int ths drawing room car. where he
w1D surrounded and killed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
CROPS RIDDIIED BY HAIL.
Storm Extends Over Nine Counties TN
South Dakota.

South Dakota.
Nine counties, extending from
Campbell to Codington. including Wal
worth, Mcpherson. Edmunds, the
southwest part OF Brown, the north
east part OF Faux. and Sphinx and the
north part OF Clark. were struck by a
hail storm Monday which at some
point was forty miles In width. Re-
ports received indicate that the loss
VIII range from IS per cent to total.
II IL impossible at this time to give
the value OF the crops destroyed. The
loss would be enormous were Il not
TOT the TACT that much OF the grain is
u The heaviest damage reported is
IN the stretch Of country from Ashton
to the Clark county line. where h.r.
vesfing had not been progressing fast
Mound City. In Sampbell u re-
ports twenty-five farms swept clean BY
the hail.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
CoRDovA oUr or PRISON.

16EmeR N1mkmre Served Four Years
~ MSsing With Choir Girl.
! Frank cordova. the former South
tSfvef. =. = clergyman who eloped
WIN Julia Browne. . choir singer. and
Who afterward wa sentenced TO state
pztsoA w1s released from that insti-
taf3sa Friday after an Imprisonment
- 6our yearA Cordova left the city
n N automobile. II h believed he
boaxded . train ~ Bristol. Pa. for
rhaladeapAiA- He would not discuss
h. peTsonal ai1aira II IL thought Cor
dssa VIII remain In Philadelphia until
~ rscsfvss funds from his brother to
taks him = Mexico. whers no was
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21
Philip to Hold Eesfinl

Inc largest agricultural exhibit In
western south Dakota will be seen NJ
rniip during the Philip harvest festi-
val. september 3, 4 End s. Balloon
ascersions. cowboy and Indian sports.
Dali games and broncho didinR win be
De provided. The Winterringer troun
OF oux City. has been engaged for :
free attraction.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-21

The Twin city paper contain an ac-
count Of the suicide of a man ma
Franz p. Pu~ttesfch i'm 81 Paul !ast
Saturday. stating that papers found
In his clothes indicated that he was
o South Dakota This II the same
man who tried to commit suicide nj
Aberdeen last April by jumping be-
tween the cars Of q freight train.