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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13

Former Governor Pardee is correct
in saying a moral wave is sweeping
over the country, but he falls into
popular error in ascribing it to the
enunciations of policy and the work OF
President Roosevelt. We must beware
Of making a saint or demigod out Of
our very manly and extremely human
president. Talk concerning him IS
showing a tendency to run into foolish
extravagant nonsense. President
Roosevelt has had nothing to do with
the moral wave that has swept over
the country. His conduct and his ut
terances are signs, evidences, conse-
ouences, concomitants of the moral
wave; not causes, but effects. The
president of the United States was no
more above the influence of the time
ly, heaven-sent moral wave than
you or /.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13

several years ago, she was a promi
nent member Miss Shaw will return
to Los Angeles today and will resume
rehearsals of "The Whirlpool which
is to be given it's first presentation on
the English stage at the Los Angeles
theater next Monday night, April 20.
Harry Mestayer of the Burbank
stock company left last night on va
cation trip to the Yosemite. Under the
advice of physicians the opera ton
which was to have been performed
upon the player for a throat aff1iction
has been postponed until his return.
The management of the Theater
Royal, the new burlesque house opened
Saturday night, will try the expert
ment of changing the bill each Satur-
day. The Theater Royal will be the
only playhouse in town offering new
attraction at the close of each week.
openings at all of the other houses
coming either Sunday, Monday or
Thursday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
He Had GoraonzoIa

waiter, have you any, Gorgonzola
cheese ?"
"Yes sir"
rs it very nice and white?"
Yes sir, very white"
And good and hard in the middle?"
''Oh, yes sir Stone hard"
"Thanks Gorgonzola cheese ought to be
green and very softl"-Everybody's Maga-
zine.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
Hartman In DANCER

Bacon: "A charter has been granted for
the first railroad that will have an indian
for its president. The road Is the lhdiah
Central railway to be built from Ponca City,
Oklahoma, to Paris, Texas, 460 miles"
Egbert: "Now let Hartman look out FOR
his scalp"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
HIS WARNING

The lingo clears his fading eyes
And stares across the sea;
"The fleet, the fleet is off! he cries;
"And war right soon there'll be"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
BURBANK PRESENTS
POPULAR MELODRAMA

"IN SOUTH CAR'LINEY," a melodrama
in four acts by II. ID. Cottre1l. revived m
the stage of the Burbank theater yesterday
afternoon by the Burbank stock company
with William Desmond, A, Byron Beaslsy
and Maude Gilbert in the leading roles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
THE CAST
BY sIDLE LAWRENCE

ct N South Car'liney." Harry D.
Cottrell's melodrama. is re-
u vived at the Burbank this week
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
&c The Theaters -
BIG ALASKAN THRILLER
MAKES HIT AT GRAND

"THE CARD KING OF THE COAST" a
melodrama in four acts by Lem b. Parker,
presented for the first time in Los Angeles
yesterday afternoon on the stage of the
Grand Opera house by tho Ulrich stock
company.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
HER BRAIN WAS PIERCED.
New York Girl Was Conscious fos
Seventeen Hours.

AS the result az an autopsy MADE hy
Or. Charles West, corcner's physician.
IL was found hat May oNconncr. =
years old. OF New York. had lived for
seventeen hours. conscious all the time
after both h~emispheres Of her brain
had been pierced by G steel arrow
The girl had been struck behind
the left ear by an arrow made of an
umbrella rcd and discharged from a
bow by a boy who Was playing wild
west at Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn.
Until within n few minutes Of hcs
death she talked with her mother ano
others at her bedside. Surgeons whc
drst dressed her Injuries thought thu,
the wound made by the arrow had
simply penetrated the skaii and has
not injured the brain.
The autopsy showed that the arrow
aad pierced the covering OF the brain
and had made Its way through The
brain TIL II touched the frontal bone
immediately Yer the left eye.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
TRACKS ARE WASHED OFT.
-~~~
Considerable Damage on tho MsiWau'
krc Railroad Near Mitchell.

A great amount OF damage was done
hy a heavy rain storm A. Mitchell
Thursday night The rain kept TALL
ing until after midnight. and the total
precipitation amounted to 4eS inches
A stone bridge W h nofth
and south side ~ the city. over a dry
run. was entirely swept away during
the n.ght. The food broke the water
main and gas main leading 10 thar
part of the city.
The Milwaukee Railrpad company
suffered a good deal OF Manage q haif
NILE west ~ the city, where tire TWO
lines Of the Iowa aad Dakota division
and the James river division enter tfe
city. The two racks were swept a
distance of ten feet from tn. cadhea
and the piling under "A small bridge
Was also swept away. About 100 feet
II tracks was moved ns a result of the
excessive overflow. An engine n
caboose were held west of the wash
out ali night. being unable 20 a
the city.
East 81 town three bridges are In q
dangerous condition for tsaf1c. A
crcw OF men ~as pat TO work al once
to repair the wasaout-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Er~senf Years sbpunts ttaiaa- Afrcsds
Nearly sIo.coe.

The last legislative session Increased
the wolf bounty appropriation 'foffi
Sip.h8e u xi1. 600 IN N hoEe that such
an appropriation would assure the
payment ~ claims an that bounty 10
100 cents en- the dollar. The Law pfx-
vides that m appropriation SHAFT he
divided pro rata among all claimants
for eeunty which shall be pasfpens
In full for their claims WITH q aia,
Gee appropriation last year. the claims
fisd up TO the middle 81 May
ed 10 ss.50s. and had rrs sfsed an
AMOUNT before the closs tf the asra'
year Aug. !. which allowed a pay
menf If 10 cents ON .he dollar Win
the increased Appropriation. np To 'he
present date claims have been filed
amounting To ts.sss, ar mere thaf'
$4,000 In excess OF the claims the
same date last year. This claims 81
lowed az the July meetings OF county
boa rds have always been heavy Ia past
years, and probably viii be 40 thas
year again. AZ the saute ratio 81
claims coming in from shose meetings
ar for past years tho aggregate WIFI De
above the total appropriation. - the
amount for distribution probably VIII
bring the total down To 70 cents again
this ear
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
rush TO a \ OFFICE.
Oficiais at Rapid City Crowded with
Work for I~Andrckcr-. |

Land business ~ Rapid City shows
no letup. and the rush for homes In
that part ~ the stale ~ unprecaa~rs~
ed. So great has the volume 81 daily
rev business hecuuse that even with
the additional mex office help furnish
ed by the government IL the EnhaG
states hand osYce ~ RAftd City. the
e-sce has been rnahle - keep m It's
regular corresponds nee ard has becu
forced Go n.tify patrons through the
papers that until mere hep 10 secured
correspondence will only te answered
when sts turn m which Is usually
three weeks after ~ sslpt. During the
month os April 25e.oeo acres ~ ard
were taken mg. n the total Number
of entries IVES 1887. os this raoun
Lace we're original entries Desert
land entries and ceurnutsd horas-
yteacs also run w the figures.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
GIRLS BODY IN A CANAL.
Hyster Surrounds Death OF Prince.
ton Woman.

The body OF Miss Bertha Vanderbilt.
IN assistant in the Princeton. n. j.,
university library. who disappeared
n7ysteriousiy last week. was found
C9ating in the Raritan canal Monday
morning.
Mrs. William Robinson has told the
Police that on the night Miss Wander
1T Disappeared she saw her In auto
mobile with another young women
and a man. The man is said to have
.een a Princeton graduate, who was
Il sutton of Miss Vanderbilt while In
college. He came to Princeton last
Wednesday to attend a baseball game.
Although part OF the girls clothing
vas missing, there appeared to be no
? gns OF foul play. Miss Vanderbilt
Nos last seen on Wednesday afternoon.
a u IL was supposed she was drowned
n an attempt to ford a stream which
flows into the canal.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
MORSE TO PAY CLAIMS.
Cooperation Formed In Maine I'd Take
Care nj Bankers Debts.

Sere Oh Debts.
That the private object OF the organ
ixation AZ Bath, Ne. on Saturday OF
the Morse Securities company. capt.
talised at sic. ooo. 900. is to enable the
taking over OF the Morse interests In
the National Bank OF North America
In New York. is the declaration made
by friends OF Charles w. Morse. Un,il
Its suspension on January "a last Mi.
Morse was vice president and a direc-
tor Of this bank. now in the hands OF
Charles A. Hanna. receiver. Through
the medium OF this new Maine corpo-
ration, II In said, Mr.. Morse now plans
to deposit in the local s%ubtreasury
enough cash to pay on the depositors
In full. The bank originally owed its
depositors about $4,000. 900. but as
Receiver Hanna has already paid out
$~Sso.ooo in the initial 25 per cent div
idend. and intends to pay out se50.00o
more next month. Mr.. Morse will have
TO raise only $1,300,o00 to pay on the
rest Of the claims OF the deposi,ors.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
SOUTH DAKOTA
STATE NEWS
in.sr a,s.lN os NEa LIVE.
tsakess s~nsgat's wssr:e~a s.s:ess.asss
ssAs9 Tst.


asarx xNt.
rsEta IsEksta sfas ssstfssst. an sea-
GgyS THE wsa8sA has extended
~nassAwArs sssms Sseus Fair. ass tao
rngarss : ef ssaw Nsss HasA ever tn* lsa.
b.fss sen St84x FAsA sca &assstsNN,
tbs extvussna 0s tac ss.&t fsasaa& nsSn
~usas pee II a. Nef@Ff .m nnis IA se@
dsss $50. Tss aFst gAssawh srstn ss
rrn Over tae gtzs tps @s~ss tire sNss
eisses lsss tas ~ ax taiss ssssAss - AIR
eosTf ~ y st . Fins "Wednesday 80
tsr@esn Tbs Is she essy rNsaFs -
which Aas a satSss tsse hstwesa ftsas
Fails Ans NFasNasnwA. The atswesassew
nett ~ rtmzs. ~ = T.. sherman. sf
ssouf Falls pYwssa. ~ Ct lie south
Dakota ctasfai. that there wsi he ne
furfhsr eats ssR5ans AZ tie rs@d fh.e
year II ie ne ultimate ~lRienssssa ~
the r~fpgaasefs sf the nes saa5 ~ ssss~
stysss d nIrgissr ~ brsfs1A stssa ~
feeste rs af psAnts hezesets this efss
and the tern gras ~ Wat Tfawr. THE
dircstaoa sae rad all take fYrss Wa
tsssawn wien gtss wnfs .f ccrssruc-
ton ls r.suraeG 10 a matter 81 mere
conjecture. ant ~ IL Doubtful IL tnn
promoter If s1ss rcaa tAssns~isrs Aass
90 yet airy idsa az 20 What will hs th@
objective pctnt when tAa road aitt-
mat.ay 10 conFsraessd hs. sssai Water
towr.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

o94sAoceaes Plan fus New lnvasaua q
InAs1~

O&N
\ English surragestes. <ncour-
eged BY the success az their campaign
IN the constituencies where bye eiec-
uona have been held recently. have
organised q great demonstration cs
the elimination Of the years work for
Inc woman s~ufrasisss. I, viii be held
IN Hyde Park. London. Sunday. June
~. and the organizers are counting on
N attendance % 500, zoe women from,
al parts Of the country. The ~unraE-
cites from b provinces will be me; az
the various railroad stations by desega-
tons from the London organizations.
AND sever procesxions. each headed by
. military band. will march 10 the
park from different points Of the com
pass.
Twenty speakers. all women will
haranEue the assembled masses until
At = given time bugiers viii announce
mat the resolution to parliament de-
manding a vote is about Z be put.
The rest is a foregone conclusion. blu,
q lively Few minutes 10 expected when
n decision In announced. Otherwise
n Sunday meeting Is likely To pass
on quietly. but the resolution In not to
be pigeonholed. In the words of one
% the leaders: 1T Is To be carried 10
parliament"
AM ancient law prohibits demon
strators from approaching within =
mile OF the house OF commons, and
the women can hardly reach the leg
islators from that distance. The po-
lice will have Q strong force on hand
to prevent the house from being be-
sieKed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
AN EARTHQUAKE Is RECORDER,
Location OF the Disturbance Ii Not lt
known.

An earthquake that lasted an hour
Of considerable intensity. was record.
IN the weather bureau seismographs
At Washington, Thursday. The otf.
gin. according To the statement III
chief Moore. is approximately 3.zE,
miles from Washington, but while &
: pointed out thai Central Amer.
Or the Pacific ocean west Of Centga|
America fall within this distance az
might possibly be tae location oil tbs
disturbance. no definite statement I
this effect could be made. The auakS
began at 3:39:52 Friday morning, a.,
the strongest motion. which set I'm ai
$3.50, lasted fer about ten minutes. IA.
irst preliminary tremors. which wers
very sharply defined. occupied els
niutes and forty seconds.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
FIGHT RATE
Western shippers Scrk 60 ChecA
nuassS Plan.

Delegate. srora fgsy SOFA es~4 ard
shipping associations ts-ru the west
and Insds.s west INST IN conference In
Chicago Friday tn 6s~cass means ~
preventing eastern railroads fycsu ear.
sy!ng into effect . pr posed increase 30
freight RATES. The eo~nfsr~ne~ was
held under tire auspices of the i~i9sssess
Manufacturers association II ~ es-
recsed ay the pTcrsos~ of tire rs~es-
ms that the re-nst will be the start
irg Of a movement te further pending
national legislation which wl.i aak h
impossible fer the railroads 10 increase
rates without the consent a the Inter-
state commerce. refas slssaor.
Fred W upEam. president az the
Illinois Manufacturers axsscias.on.
gave his reasons ~ay sueh ar Increase
should not be made al this tsms BE
said.
The territory upon which the sr-
crease tax L. &c be placed. according
90 report. Is she nsssi fertile rrudue-
Ing country In the world. and II rays
the railroads almost ST coo. eee. eco In
freight IL is claimed the advance Ia
only 10 per cent. bat IL Our ~inv@sttrn-
ton IL correct the advance in Sore I'm.
stances exceeds Ia per cent"
Mr. Jpaasn said that while the rail-
roads are contemplating increasing
their freight rates they are. at the
same time, reducing their gross eS-
penses. and he cited numerous In
stances 90 supper, this statement lie
said: "Freigh, rates are very much
higher I'm proportion To the cess OF
handling the business than passenger
rates.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
PART OF BRAIN REMOVED.
N'culd-Bc Suicide Recovering. from
Operation I'm Hospital.

Jacob Ritz. % years old, OF 1880
Eeisalo avenue. Brooklyn. n. Y, has
tIassad successfully through an opera
t!on at st. Mary's hospital which cost
him foul ounces OF brain.
On April 3 he tried to commit sui
eide by shooting himself through the
lead with n revolver. The bullet
passed through h frontal lobes OF the
Train and fractured the skull on bot.
Ges. A tumor developed In the mans
brain shortly after this. and the doe
tors had to pass a tube through . hole
IN his forehead to drain II.
The man Is about well now and has
suffered no bad effects apparently
through the loss OF gray matter. He
says that he IL glad to be alive and
viii not try to take his own life again
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
SLAUGHTER OF MoRoCCANs.
Heavy losses Inflicted on Tribcsmcn
BY French Troops.

Heavy Losses Inflicted on Tribcsmcn
by French Troops.
Of1cial dispatches from Gen. vigy.
commander OF the French forces in
Algeria, who engaged in a fierce fight
with Arabs on Thursday. state tina ne
occupied Boudenib, the stronghold OF
Mulai Hassan. after vigorously shelf
ing the tribesmen. who numbered
5000. The enemy dispersed In all d.
rections. abandoning their camp and
large quantities of stores and am
munition. They suffered severe losses
owing to admirable handling of the
artillery by the French. The latter
lost three killed and nine wounded.
According to the dispatches the oc-
cupation has had q widespread effect
throughout the region. a number Of
submissionse already having resulted.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
MAE WOOD IN COURT
SENATOR PLATTS LOVE LETTERS
READ IN DIVORCE TRIAL
Senator Even Objected to Presence OF
Woman FrisEd VI Bride. Explaining
that What Two Women Know h No
Longer Secret.

Mae c. Wood. the Omaha woman
who is suing United States Senator
Thomas C.. Plat for divorce. alleging
that the senator formally entered into
a marriage contract with her on Nov.
.. 1901. gave testimony In the suit
a, New York Monday. The young
woman was smartly attired and self
possessed. she Identified copies Of sew
erai letters which she said were re-
ce.ved by her from Plat. They were
mainly OF an afy-ctionate nature. but
In several there were interesting SEN
fences on other Affairs
In one communication was the
phrase: your letter has cheered me
up SO that I am almost reconciled to
Cdeii's election
"A picture OF the senator was shown
upon the back OF which was written.
TO my little wife" Telling how this
was written. Miss Wood said: Well.
! was sitting in his lap. Part OF the
time he held my hand and part Of the
time I held his hand. We wrote II to-
rether. The words. little Wife were
written by him. ] think"
Miss Wood said that the senator
anne 20 her room I'm her hotel with
wo men. and that he formally ac-
s~nowledged her as his wife before
these men.
Senator Piatt was not in court Mon
day.
Miss Wood In her complaint de
clares that she was married to Sena-
: r Plat in New York on Nov. 9. 1901.
h named as correspondent in her
suit Mrs. Lillian Janeway. who was
married to the senator in 1903.
In his answer to the complaint the
senator declares that Miss Woods ell
legations that he married her about
Nov. 2. 1901. In New York. are abso.
lutely false.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Directors of o Piftsburg institution
Take Action.

Following the meeting held Thurs.
DAY night by h directors OF the III.
legheny National bank ard reprern.
tatives Of a number OF other large
financial institutions. OF P~fttsbarg
dcfir.ate action was taken Friday T.
raise a fund 81 100000 cash. whica
wli be placed in the bank for ~.
purpose OF assuring dero.isors an
me public Of the unirnpared solialfs
ot the Allegheny National bank. Tn.
Ian OF reorganizati ton Of It's rnanaae
Faeat also has been agreed upon.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Hratsm by ~Am1ntr&~ a. RnnnWn
IhaurnberrA

he had the har6shood 81
sesvw his resentment "a tn .Afsaity''
business -chn vsrnsr. + prominent
farmer residing Ia ske Ctsot~au creek
district 80 Charles Mtx ceunty. waa
ses ursssa ~ two ysasx brssth~s~ named
eaeroa sts& s~sesoss t~ssen.
I've daughters es Nerssws had found
ss~sr statutes" i'm th~ s~o brothers.
hssi aav. ear.ss = ssaudAi which hAs
sss isse gs~p.s 81 Charles Mix rcunfy
sHara II Ffsz~s.avy ts be- Asay fr0sn
assssse a great part AZ tAs time. and
ssissn sssNsssssE Il f~w aAyp axH mAae
IRE sFseae~sy shas aussmx hts Ahe~nre
ssss s~ssShsvs~ had eTestsa = pahssc
sxArdaa. ta tact, the father In asIswsd
~ Amse da~ssss~ssa that daring his A6~
esssssw hts q aasAters sessa ap their ssn1-
aaes ~lyA tbs raunun hresf~ss-
SAsa she Esther r~tasae31 ANA ais-
cssvrw4 sac stass ss aTxiss ~ ~smt "a
she ssaes ~sssss ssae tao r.sars~s wes~
IS seafssawx ard esssa*.vpr~A Tn tn1p~~
sss~ daughters ta twsuFn ham~ wtlh
aass ~ MAS ~ slss~ tuacsufs that tAS
anxry ssthxT vas ass uysen by the twa
ns*a asAsi tassY ke2s.n. IN r~sMss1stsvn
ts co 4ssss ste arrest az la heptAevx
~ q Ssnsgs sE aN~ast and battery
@'sa sis~y ~efv fsaEa sHsisy ard each
sShess sA~ sa@s ~ So ara rss~sas
Aff9x fsultssAs sTsssa To iaaaee M
daughters 70 fssurw hens~. Werner. -
a last F~~~sss. had ~Asraas. s~uvn eai
fsr tA~sr arrs~s. md they ~~r~ tak~a
sass sustasty ny sAests stsaisags saA
Deputy Fvamk rstssns II may ~
that a sswvbss ~~statssg wtti h~ decided
afaa ~ sssr bert sssstfsssd ct ad5asstna
the etnavas,y
Ia ire event that the dssuhs~ wed.
egrg dss~s aps take place she s~s ycasn
sses rtay h~ estsed urea In answ~s
ta a serious charge In st~ ssAf~ casruti
| raaFt fer tsharsx. Aix county.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

The Efate brand commission has
begun TO clear up accumulated work.
with over 100 trErd. u Re passed ac-
on. This number will no Gossbt be
i~ncreased considerably hefar~ the
committee completes It's work. bring
ing the total number ef brands and
MARKS Aled with .ks xtsse TO well EVER
t,ooe.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
Maniac Fights on raxpo,a-

George Gall. q raving maniac. e.
capped from the, observation ward al
the city hospital al St Louis, No.
and climbing to the cupofa. eighty
3 We feet from the ground. held on e
he Flagstaff and with an iron bar
beat OF his wouldbe captors for forty
Eve minutes. Patrolman James H
criahundro. OF the Soulard street sta
tom. finally captured him single hand
cd after q thrilling battle.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

The American consular agent AZ
crest. France. A. Pitel. has beecr..
an~pseasantly involved, through the at
sestasion Of q document. In . sui,
brought by h widow Of L<orole
Kahn. formerly of San Francisco. ~
annui a deed conveying to two Of her
sons property Ia San Francisco valued
at 100000.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
Truck Drivers Thrcuter STRIKE.

A strike Of 5000 truck drivers I'm
Chicago was authorized because OF the
refusal OF the team owners to grant
an Increase Of $50 a week. A COM
mittee was instructed TO make another
effort to induce the owners to grant an
increase before the strike becomes
effective.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

On April 20 there dlfnrpeare3 from
The Michael Mvsr's ranch ir Nag1b3rn
county twenfy'-ssx head ~ WHITE seced
2-year-oid steers. TbtY r.. hei. sod
to have been rtossa ami driven 10
some railway ata,!oa ard zai.neI %
IN eastern market.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
Jury Unal,.c ri Am~

The jury In the criminal tibsl suit
instituted by Joe Kirby. = ktcuy Falls
attorney. sxainst w. r La Folistts.
editor - the Mitchell Casetfe. afssr
hetrg cut ssensy-four hours reported
To Judge jones. ~ the state Circuit
court. tina az had been unable 10 aerus
uros . verdict and wal dischaTeed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Charles -. Brown. who WAS serving
= term 81 ten pears. died In the SIOUX
Fails penitsntiary 81 consumption. His
relatives. who reside ~ Wayne. Nsh.,
have been notified of his death. ~
they send far his body II viii BE- ship-
ped to wayne. otherwise inssrmsnf
viii take place I'm this city.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

All efforts ~ sseure the body Of
Anaie Shields. the fsttl. Girl drowned
Tn the Missouri Ut Fort Pierre. SweY~
without result. The girl was q daush-
ter Of August shieaas. a new sesident
~ that place. and ~as playing along
the stream with her little brother
when . part of the bank az The stsaam
eaved In. letting her iEto the river.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Jennie Blunt. who shot and wound
cd Charles n. Sanford. q Brooklyn
lawyer. last February. after he had
refused 70 give her money. was de-
bounce by Judge Dixie Monday AZ a
elackmailsr and perjurer. and sent
more than four years In the state prts-
on.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

The warm weather has started
building operations again In Platte
ard IL now sDoks ~ though the ctev
would again have . good srowsh the
eomfnE Al the present stne
ten dwelling houses are under con-
s,rucsion and a number OF others VIII
soon be commenced.