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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
cH1cAGo's SHOCKING CONDITIONS
Fifteen Thousand School Children
Suffering from Hunger.

According to the report OF Il com.
mittee which has been, investigating
conditions since May, there are 5000
children In Chicago frequently se:.t to
school breakfastless, while l0.Ges 9th
ers are ~habitually hungry as the result
Of receiving insufficient food. What to
do with these children is now the prob
lem that %confronts the city. The Board
Of Education says that it cannot le-
gally furnish food, but is willing to
provide rooms and equipment to en-
able any philanthropic person. or or
ganization, to relieve the distress. Many
are opposed to the idea Of giving free
meals to children at school, believing
that the proper course is to enter the
homes of the people where destitution
exists and relieve it there. They urge
the argument that If the child who al
tends school is underfed the same con-
dition. even perhaps to greater extent.
applies to the younger children re-
naming at home. The problem is "a
serious one, and calls for quick solu.
ton.
Some Of the conditions found by the
investigating committee were most
pitiable. Hundreds of mothers. the re-
port says, often go to bed hungry In
order that their children may have
something to eat next morning. This
%self-denial is habitual hercism in sew
eral districts of the poor. Fathers ont
Of work have been found who were
regular beneficiaries of the free lunch
counters in saloons, while their fami-
lies went hungry.
Children have beer found or South
Water street. faint with hunger, beg
ging for dead fowl in the crates or for
decayed fruit. They have been seen
feasting on remnants of food from gar
bage boxes in alleys and in a few in
stances clutching at crusts of bread
thrown away by other children at
school.
In $40 homes children were found be-
ing raised in places unfit for human
habitation. The city is filed with de-
serted wives with large families. Chill
dren were found who did not know the
taste of butter and to whom the taste
Of meat was but a memory.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
FLEET Ruxs INTO TYPmooS.
Ono Man y ix,st and slight Damage
aas1nlnn

MMN 9UAtN&HNRa1s
Thc delay 90 the American battle
ship fleet arriving at Yokohama WAS
due 10 a tremendous storm on the
North coast m the Island VI Luxon, Of
the Philippine group. The storm be-
xMn ON the morning VI Oct. I2 and
Continued until the afternoon Of Oct.
III. One snAn was drowned and some
damage resulted 10 the feet.
These details we're ~csssnmunicase ed ts
tho Associated Press at Toxic by wire
less telegraph Nv the battleship on
nsrsieus through the courtesy Of the
Japanese government.
The feet arrived at Yokohama at
= c'cisyek u m drt. III, The wireless
dispatch from The battieshtp connecti-
ruf MAS dated stin a. m. Oct. M and
was sent hy way If the shsnaones wire
tssss STATEN 10 Toxic. III did not give
the details OF she storm encountered
by the sseef. hut simr,iy stated that on
the morning or Oct IL the fleet ran
Into n terrific gale that assumed the
proportions Of d tyrhonn on the north
errs ~xsasf or LAsgsn. Tremendous ssas
we're kicked up and nue man war
washed aycfhoa I'd. The dispatch did
not stale from what ship tire man was
iost. There was aomw slight damage
caused by tire heavy a but nath
ing OF n serious nature and the die
patch stated that all MAS we'll with
the ships at that time, adding that the
feat would reach Yokohama on the
morning or the 18th.
Vice Admiral saiso received "A wire
less message from Rear Admiral
Sperry thanking him for tiac welcome
extended to the fiect by wireless.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
SOUTH DAKOTA
STATE NEWS
uoMEsI.lsarn.s SAVE DALLAS.
ug tlf. Town h. Considered Re
LII. \ L. III.

Escape og tlsr Toan t. Considered Re
m~anrkab.r.
A summary Of tie LOSSES by the prai~.
rie tire which burned into Dallas
Wednesday elbows mat in addition to
the loss Of two houses belonging 10
chief al Police Garner, valued at
$500. n barn belonging to Mrs. Duck
or was destroyed, with it's contents.
She estimates the ioss az $50. A horse
which was turned loose has not been
seen since the fire. r. Bowden suffered
a loss of 5000 tn his house, which WAS
badly charred on the north side and
damaged inside by water, There were
other iosseS. including q tent. the quar-
terS Of Edgar Aiien Poe. one of the
force at the government building, who
abandoned his own property TO look
after the afidayits which were In dan
ger, Postmaster y. A. Patrick gath
everything together at the post
office and placed IL In boxes prepara-
tory To taking il to a place OF safety.
The saving of Dallas rs regarded as
remarkable, without the assistance
OF hofn.seekerS IL could not have
been saved While the sky had been
hagy for days with smoke the serious
OF the fire was not realized until
about noon, when the great clouds of
smoke rolled over the house tops and
fire was noticed Less than n mile west
OF town. Every man who could leave
the town Went ont TO fight the flames.
Chief of@Policei Garner had no in
suTance. He saved most of his house
hold effects. The belongings of room
were entirely destroyed. Mr., Gar
ner said, II have nothing left but my
wife and baby"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
WAR FOR nAIIAoT IN COURT.
Action Begun bs New York Suffrage
Lenders.

The sufrragctte movement in its To-
cal department was taken into the
New York Courts Thursday when Miss
Mary Coleman, member of a Law firm.
sert red from Justice Blanchard, In the
supreme court. an order directing the
bureau OF elections TO show cause why
n writ or nnndamus should not Issue
compelling them to allow the name of
Mrs- Julia Seton Sears To be placed ON
the register Of voters. Mrs. Sears had
been refused permission To register
when she appeared before a registry
board. Miss Coleman, will known
New York advocates OF woman
suffrage. said that Mrs. Sears had al.
ready been allowed to vote I'm Colo
rad and should be accorded the same
privilege In New York. Miss Coleman
added that the present action WA
brought as a test case.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

NO GLEN HAS BEEN FOUND.
Unable To Get II Trace OF Would BE
Train Wrcckpr.

The authorities at Sioux Falls have
as yet been unable to secure even the
slightest clew as to the identity of the
person who a few days ago %endeavor-
ed to wreck a passenger train on the
Rock Island railroad a short distance
north of the little town of Ward. north
of Sioux Falls.
A stranger walking on the railroad
track from Elkton to Ward discovered
that someone had bolted a large piece
Of iron to N of the steel rails q short
distance north of Ward. The north
bound passenger train on the Rock
Island was late or it would have been
wrecked. The stranger promptly mott
fed the depot agent at Ward. who had
the ~southbound passenger held at Elk.
ton until the obstruction had been re.
moved
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
BANK LOSES ON BAD CHECK.
Bogus Paper for $4,000 Cashcd at
NJ Yalc.

Sheriff Young, of Huron. went to
Omaha Thursday. where Mrs. Marga-
rette La Pierre is in custody on the
charge OF utterlng a forged check.
Some days since she presented a check
supposed to he signed by a North Da-
kota man at the State Bank of Y<le.
a small town fifteen miles northeast
of Huron. for $4,000. The bank Of
ficials, being acquainted with Mrs. La
Pierre and the party whose name ap-
reared OF the check. gave her 500 i'm
cash n two drafts on an eastern
bank for s1.45o each. A day or two
later the check was found to be a
forgery. and search for Mrs. La Pierre
was instituted. Her arrest in Omaha
followed. Mrs. La Pierre formerly lived
nea Yale. and m of an excellent
family.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
TO TEST SALARY LAW.
Pay of County Auditors Involved i'm
Supreme Court Law.

4 case presented before the supreme
court from Brookings county Thursday
viii be watched with interest by the
county auditors of the more populous
counties. The salary law for that Of
flee provides that at the discretion of
the county commissioners the salary
If the auditor a be placed at 81, 500
a year in counties of more than 49,
600 population.
The commissioners of Brookings
county allowed Auditor r. j. Murphy
that amount for two years, when a
new states attorney held that portion
of the law invalid and brought suit to
the 5000 alleged to have
been illegally paid to Murphy. The
lower court failed to hold with the
attorney. and he appealed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
Mrs. c. II. Craig Dead.

Cora Baker Craig, wife OF c. II.
Craig, for sixteen years city editor of
the Sioux Falls Daily Argus-Leader,
died Thursday as the result OF a stroke
Of apoplexy sustained Tuesday after
noon. She was unconscious from that
time until her death. She was a De-
corah. Ia. girl and married Mr.. Craig
In 1884, coming to Sioux Falls at once.
h Is survived by Mr.. Craig and two
children. Mrs. Leo. Symms. OF LeMars,
Ia, and Van Craig, aged 16.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
ATTACKS WIFE WITH PISTOL.
Well Known Sioux Falls Man Arrest
cd for Attempted Murder.

John Adams. a we'll known citizen
Of Sioux Falls, was held for appear
ance in the state circuit court to an
swer to the serious charge of assault
with intent to kill his wife, who only
weighs eighty-four pounds.
After severely beating her he push
ed her around with a revolver. with
the muzzle against her body, mean
while pulling the trigger. Fortunate
ly the cartridges had dropped out OF
the weapon a minute or two before or
ne might now be facing the charge of
wife murder. In the default of bonds
in the sum OF $1,000 he has been
lodged in Jail.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
GH0MS
@+LEeEs

Hamline University, of st. Paul, has
raised $4,000 for a gymnasium and ex-
poets to double this sum.
Superintendent Heeter Of the St. Paul
schools and the school board will shortly
take up the question of selecting four or
five teachers to be sent to England on
half or third pay to study the methods of
the schools there.
The Sons of Veterans at their annual
convention in Niagara Falls have inau-
gurated a movement to enlarge and in
crease the scope Of the college established
at Mason City, Iowa, to educate the sons
and daughters of veterans.
At Reading, Pa, it is announced that
the famous collection of butterflies and
moths belonging to the late Herman
Stecker has been sold to the Field Mu-
scum of Natural History, Chicago. by
Mrs. Stecker for $4,000.
Members of the Minneapolis labor
union of electrical workers have sent in
a petition to the board of regents Of the
University of Minnesota to establish for
them a night school for instruction in
practical electrical subjects.
For the first time in years there are no.
secret societies made up of high school
pupils in Minneapolis. according 10 the
annual report Of DIR. G. NJ. Jordan. Super
intendent Of city schools. made 10 the
Minneapolis board of education.
Sixty white pupils went on strike at
the Lincoln school in Topeka, Kan. The,
walked out and paradcd up ard down The.
street, declaring they would never enter
the doors Of the school again anti The.
negro pupils are excluded. 1t is feared
that the strike will spread to other ward
schools.
James J. Hill has made a gif, Of $1,000
to Minnesota College. Minnea polls. for
the erection Of a new building M IIar-
ward and Delaware streets.
To ascertain how many students 81 for
eign birth and the races they belong to,
attending the University os Minnesota.
the immigration committee. authorized by
Congress to conduct an investigation of
the immigration problem H. Egrop. NSia
and the United sHlses, hos sent U Posi-
dent Cyrus Northrop oi the uniYessi y.
blanks for the use OF every stalsag in
the institution. The same action IS tAAeIf
in other schools throughout the country.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
CHINESE AND JAps CLASH.
Inaagenaeut Between Soldiers I'm Ko-
rea assumes serious ASPECT.

Serious complications affecting the
I'eao. Of China ana Japan threaten
az the result NJ an engagement be
tween Chinese and Japanese troops In
kaniaa. northern Korea, in which sew
eral were killed or wounded. The re
fusni Of the Chinese war Office to per
nit the pursuit of q detachment of
soldiers who are said TO have been
the agEressors may result in the cross
ing OF the frontier by Japanese troops.
The Chinese soldiers are reported to
have opened hostilities by firing upon
a police station occupied by japanese
troops. The Japanese foreign office
has made representations TO the gov
eminent at Pekin. and the situation
is beginning 10 assume a serious as.
rect.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

aA1sce Iee1nx rrte~8 N Fronlns.ns
ck - ~ Ts.err - rn,rr,
e1s1nncr Prrsass Is<sa1scr Assinss
1-e4<SwAn6 yYctIn NM tYrv~.

A. atitenpt to aAsaesiusse Rex. y. X
A1et6anx. pastar of the Corpus Christi
r~a4Aoaac cAArrh ri Chicago. was mad
Uun6ay a5leFxccn~ Amer twice sheet
1mk % ~ prsNas hi the Sunday srlos,'
AAJleny II tlse church The would be
1mman. kncrkinx down scores III
0nltAfNa SANDING III his May. ran into
41sa x1rCek ard ESCAPED The shooting
mm1 Mn screafsas sf the children cre-
oked sst1d excitement III one ar csshica.
nn'@ fashionable residence districts.
~ M13 III she middle OF the after.
noan shss ire cnaprit :sad been seen
1n1kef3ne ahous the church ard VA
11uervc4 writing upnn q sheet ~ pa
p.r- ~ plarsA xhe paper In his pssck
Ine uciic1 beaseyn the writing 1as
~ expaAnatiun III his intended act AND
~ Id~BsIsy. which mas 10 be fonna
mpuss hts husy Ali liac evess On hss runa
xaifttng nuActde after killing tho priest
Aroaxed ~ The man's actions Pa
uA<x r1s,dtnK approached him. saying
.s1vhat aFe yo0 dsanw heres~
*s.T.m praytnr." replied the
An IN rricxt turned his back the
ntrang<r steppea Info the hallway ar
NF4w : revolver pressed ~ nsains
1s1r imteaadcd vscsisn. Father Fielding
1nn0cked he weapon away tnss in sirne
~ 1acape \ bullet which graxca hSs
800 msd CLIPPED 4 lock Of hair frass
Nm t~nnpBes
IA - naxne lime the priest Knocked
4he c1lpTit down ~ q blow IN the
1nca. Hnrftedly scrAfnblinx to his feet
0GG nnna continued on Down srauapgsng
osor - childrcn. Az the bottom OF
A4e a1axfwny ~ turned and fred N
Uksee tneKecanal shot u Shc priest and
s1n&n s111l hrandIshlng she revolver.
snm into M sgfsef. "A dozen children.
A-ecennranIed W Father Fielding. ran
~ pnrsuit and were JoIned ~ Il crowd
~ snxagcd citifesaA. b the man es-
nnps4
uk& mnn n described - being abcns
~ 1ear1 M. ronxaay dressed. and evS
1eMtly i x1setk or nm Italian.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
To Send Racers Abroad.

james R. Keene, of New York. an.
nounced that he had decided TO sene
the champion horse of America. Colin
unbeaten and winner OF 16 races in hi.
first year on the turf. to England. Ba.
DOT. I years old and unbeaten this sea.
son, the suburban handicap beins
won by him. will go abroad with Coiir
and a number OF other horses. bring
ing the keene shipment to ten head.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
F7nE IN ROCK ISLAND.
Htaxc I'm Lumlssr 1ouipany's Plant
Causes Loss of $500 600.


Fire at Rock Island. Ill. Friday
night caused $4,000 damage in the
yards OF the Rock Island Lumber
company and the Rock Island Sash
and Door works The flames started
In the southwestern corner OF the
yards. and, famed by a southeast
gale, swept everything north. to the
river. devastating an area al ten acres
i'm two hours. Twenty million feet OF
lumber and two saw mills were de-
ssroyed~
The ties were burned of the bridge
Of the main limo 81 the Rock Island
railroad and traffic was tied up for
several hours on main lines Of the Chi
caEo, Rock Island and Pacific. the
Chicago. burlington and Quincy and
the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
railroads. Telegraph. telephone and
power currents were disarranged for
y time
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
Hunter Kills a Pelican.

Melvin Gable, while engaged in
hunting along the Big Sioux river In
Lincoln county, was fortunate enough
TO shoot and kill a fine specimen of
the African pelican. The bird now is
being mounted and will be.added to a
collection at Hudson. The specimen,
in fact, Is one of the finest ever seen
along the Sioux river. 1t measured s
feet ) inches from the tip of its beak
TO its feet and had a wing spread OF
eight feet.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
LOST IN NORTH SEA.


News was received at Berlin Thurs.
day h a the German balloon BushIey
came down Wednesday morning In the
North sea. making our balloons which
started In the international race sun
day which met the same fate. The
Two men on board were rescued by a
passing steamer.
Inc most serious apprehensions are
entertained for the safety of the other
two airships. which are missing. They
have not been heard from for thret
days.
Two of the twenty-one balloons en-.
tered IN the q G burst high in the
air. All the ten men involved i'm the
series OF accidents escaped injury.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

YOUNG FARMER KILLED.
Knocked from Platform Of Car by
Cattle Shutc.

AS the passenger train on the Chi.
cage and Northwestern railway wal
nearing Huron Monday night a young
man blythe name of Clement Lindskog,
whose parents reside on a farm near
Volga, was Knocked from the platform
of a passenger coach by coming in
contact with a cattle shute.
He was picked up and medical as
sistance called. but his injuries were
such that he died Tuesday morning.
He was accompanied by two sisters,
who took the remains to Volga for in
terment. The entire party had been
TO Trip county to register for the
government land drawing and were
returning home when the accident oc-
Cured.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
DIES AT AGE OF 1913.
Oldest Resident OF South Dakota
Passes Away.

Mrs. Permilla Hubbell, of st. Law
renee, aged 1913 last July, died Thurs
day. She vas believed TO be the Oldest
person In South Dakota. She was born
at Pauiet, VT, in 1905. her maiden
name being Permilla Robinson.
She was the mother of ten
children, three OF whom are
living. Her father was a soldier
In the revolutionary war. One of her
sons was killed in the civil war. One
daughter, so years old, is now in Chi
cago. Her daughter. Mrs. Hyde. so
years old lived with her mother. Her
hearing and eyesight were good for
one of her age, but she was obliged
70 use a wheel chair.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
New Artist for Roosevelt.

The president Wednesday received
Jose DeCamp, an artist. and arranged
for a number of sittings for a picture
which Mr. DeCamp will paint Of the
president for h Harvard class Of
1850. i'm which Mr.. Roosevelt grad.
uated from Harvard.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

A TELEGRAM was received by the
comptroller Of the currency from
Bank Examiner John b.. Cunningham
stating that he had closed the Union
National bank. Of Summerville. Pa.
The bank has = capital OF $50. 900 and
IL sal 10 q accumulated a consid-
cradle quantity OF paper Of doubtful
value. which necessisated lis suspen-
sion
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
Tooth Grows from skull.

DIR, j. w. Maher, a veterinarian, OF
Beresford, has discovered a freak in
which a fully developed bicusped tooth
was found growing from the skull of
a 2-year-old horse at a point in front
of the ear. While investigating the
cause OF a running sore at his place
he discovered the peculiar foreign
growth. and removing it the wound is
healing.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

An O1Sccr Causes an Exciting Scene ON
Train.

In Od3ccr Causes nn Exciting Scene ON
Train.
After q dramatic scene on a Union
Pacific train Thursday At Omaha.
Ncb.. In which the door Of his state
room was burst oren BY a deputy sher-
IN. William Randolph Hearst was
served with papers notifying him that
a suit for $500. 600 had been brought
against him for SANDER and libel by
Gov. Charles n. Haskell. or Oklahoma.
In the Douglas county. Neb., district
court after which the papers were i'm
mediately withdrawn.
II was known that Hearst would
pass through Omaha on his way from
Seattle. Wash. 10 New York and plans
we're laid accordingly. When the
trails arrived at Omaha Deputy Sheriff
Stewart Was ON hand with orders 20
serve the summons on Hearst. but had
. trying time In doing 20.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
MANY DIE IN FOREST FIRES.

Heavy Loss ~ Life Occurs In North
cTn Michigan
A dispatch from Miiiersburg. Mich.
Friday afternoon from the scene OF
wreck, ray that fifteen men. wom-
en and children on the relief train
were burned 70 DEATH Three mothers
and nine children stayed In the gon-
0blA ca. and they were cremated.
Arthur Lee, the areman. sought
safety In the water tank on the en-
Etne and literally was boiled 10 death.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
Honduras Minister Recalled.

The recall OF DIR. Angel Tgarte the
minister from Honduras. to the Unit
ed states. was announced Thursda,
when the minister called on Secretary
Root and said he had been relieved
and would go to Mexico To represent
ms country there. DIR. Lazo Arriassr
a brother of a former Guatemalar
minister to the United States. will sue
coed him.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
Girl Killed by Fall.

A fall of less than two feet resulted
in the death of little Bertha Prescott
at Groton. h little girl, whose
home was at Princeton. Mimi. was
visiting at Groton. and was in the act
OF rising in the morning when in some
she tripped and fell to the floor
from the bed, striking in such a way
as to sustain injuries fatal to her.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23

Fifty thousand dollars was appro.
priated at Kansas City Thursday b,
the American Hereford Cattle Breed.
ers association TO advance the inter.
ests OF that particular breed of ami.
In the United States and a board
consisting OF three members wa,
named to expend the sum In whatever
manner they may see fit.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
Woman Admitted to Var.

Mrs. r. III. Goheen. wife of Attorney
r. II. Goheen, OF Armour, went to
Pierre the last of the week and passed
an examination before the proper au-
thorities for admission TO practice law
in South Dakota. Wednesday she was
notified by the clerk of the supreme
court that she had passed a success
full examination and that she was adj
mitted. The name OF the law firm
will now be Goheen a. Goheen.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
Wagon Wrecked by Train.

Herman Cf4tsky. a Bohemian farm
err OF Charles Mix county. who was in
Armour, was struck by the LOCAL
freight while on his way home. The
wagon was smashed to kindling wood
and the horses We're thrown several
feet, while the driver got off with a
severe scalp wound and a few minor
facial injuries.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
Aged Murderer Ends Life.

John Cook. aged rs years. commit
ted suicide in the county jair at Cham
paign, I'LL, by hanging himself. one
monthly 8 he murdered Mrs. Edna
AcLennan. His trial was to occur in
November.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-23
sIoux Braves Aroususl.

Word has been received at ST. Paul,
Mimi, that an outbreak OF Sioux In
dams is likely to occur at Fort Yates.
n. D.. II the government order provid-
ing for the removal Of all the Indian
dead In the military cemetery to Keo-
kuk. Ia. be carried III :