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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-23
and espouse the candidacy Of w.
S. Glass for Congress. M

and espouse the candidacy Of w
S. Glass for Congress. IN
General Englesby must make
a confession over his own sigma
ture in the News that he knows
absolutely nothing about playing
seven up.
s3-W.S Glass must call meet
ing Of the Codington County Bar
Association and deliver an address
in which he will work in some ref
erence to Lee Slower as a talented,
fellow craftsman. =
4-E. M. Barker must refer to
the editress Of the Herald inshis
columns as our esteemed fellow
contemporess. z
Tie editress Of the Herald
must refer to the editor OF the
News in her columns as our port
ly fellow contemporary.
6-Old Bill DouthWaite must
publicly admit that M. r. Bas-
kerville was justified in shooting
his dog & Fonny'' when she annex
ed part Of his best set Of trousers.
Spence Rowe and Miles Make
peace must admit that they
'hornswaggled the farmers Of the
district in many a hoss trade.
3-Harry Teetzel and Old Pap
Snyder must walk up to the re-
penter's bench and admit that they
mixed 'oleo' with the butter
before they served it up to travel
ing men. b
ED Troeh must let it out in
his gentle way that when he gets
classy job in gun repairing that he
sends it over to Dad Rutan to do"
1O-'' Marwood Richard Basker-
vile" must trot right out in the
open and declare that he always
held Wilbur S. Glass and Jim
Mclaughlin in the highest esteem
and considered them as among his
warmest friends. !"
11Al johnson. will have to get
right down on his marrows and
admit that the extent of his game
craft before meeting Schiffnar
twas to spear Buffalo and carp and
shoot ducks Of such skalaWag var.
iety as spoonbills and pintails.
10 Charles Xerxes Seward must
disclaim any responsibility fol
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-23
Prof Hisey BreaIks a An,


While Prot. Hisey the secular
government presid dential candidate
was delivering enc OF his famous
lectures la q small town id the
southern part Of the state Monday, ],
some overgrown lubber slipped up
behind the old man and caught the
Hheel barrow on which he was
standing by the handl les and gave
it q quick push forward and q jerk
forward, throwing the prof
violently to the ground breaking
one Of his arms. AZ joke is d Joke
but when people cary their fun 50
far as to endanger peop lets lives
they should be made to suffer for
lit.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-23
Harry Thomson Real Estate Bar
gains in the Live City.
Ioftice at Saturday News

Office at Saturday News.
# Nc. room house in first
class condition, lot 50xl65, good
location. Will sell on install lmentl
plat at s25. per month $3.50.
No. 2. A good 3 room house,
lot 50x TT good location, $50
5buysit.
No. 3. A 8 room house in the
choicest part of east end. Got to1l
be sold at once. So 400 buys thisl
good home.
No. 4. 2 splendid lots corner and
inside lot together 100x165 feet. AI
small house 10x16 On corner lot,
chicken house 10x16 on inside lot.
Good we'll and pump on same. This
property is only Z blocks from busi-
ness center and will be sold for
s525.
No. Here is a splendid ops
portunity for a man to make mon
ley. A hotel of IS rooms, and feed
barn in connection in q thriving
town not far from Watertown..s
Party owning same is now too old
to manage the business and must
sell. About 81, 900 cash. balance
to- suit the purchasers or will
trade for farm or city property /,
iHera Is a efiance Of il Life lie time.
Don't lose this Cpl orsunitys Come
and see me. 5.i
. No. 6 IA 12 room house in good
condition stone foundation, splen-y
did cellar stoned up and cemented. 1.
Corner lot 50xll5. This place can
be bought at the very low price Of
I$23OO. 5s y
No. A fine new cottage of s.
rooms and summer kitchen. all
finished in hard ood, good cellar,
and trees, splendid location, lot
I50x11 Is ;sS1700 buys it.
No. s A new i room cottage,
hard wood finish splendid location,
full sized lot $1,000 buys this fine
home.
! Eo.9 "a large new barn for.
Hess than cost Of material in it.
! No. 10 1 have your wants in
houses, and vacant lots. Lots in
aall parts Of the city and at all
prices. Please come and see me.
No. IL "a splendid Z room brick
cottage, finished in oak. This
I house is strictly modern; lot
4 75x165. This is very fine home
and can be bought for ST, 200. NJ
No. 12. "A 8 room house, nice
Icorner lots and fine shade trees,
|alsc large barn and buggy shed.
This property is only two blocks
4 from the new postffi oce and can be
bought at a very low price Of
.lsS, $50.
No. 13 A house Of # 8 8 large
rooms with 2 porches; good stone
foundation, cellar stoned up and
lcemented; lots Of ornamental and
shade trees. Lot 50x165, coed
3new barn and chicken yard. Will
4 take $1150 for this splendid home.
4 NO. IA. Agood barn and buggy
Ished. Can be bought for less than
1.-THE lumber cost to build it. 3
lFOR SA LE.--ssa aedicine wagon and
a splendid team Of horses, good
TERRITORY to make money. S675
4 will buy it. Call and see me.
+ gs5-T Tap me by wire Green 62s.
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-23
Rumor in Aberdeen that Victor,
The Hired Man, has Confessed
to Quadriple Murder
Be Aberdeen Authorities Will
4 Neither Deny or Affirm
The Report.

The Aberdeen Daily News Of
July under date of July 10th has
the following to say regarding the
murder of5the Christy family att
Rudolph near Aberdeen recently:
Has Emil Victor confessed to
having committed the quadruple.
murders near Rudolph on the
morning of July 8! 5lSs
This is the question which the
News asked States AttesE.s.ee .eey Van
Slyke and Sheriff John Anderson
this afternoon and those officials
refused to affirm or deny the re-
port.
The story gained circulation this
afternoon about two o clock that
the young New Yorker weakening
after three weeks imprisonment
in the Brown county Jail, nearly
every day of which he has had
10 undergo a rigid cross examina-
stion at the hands Of States Attorney
Van Slyke, during which his every
act from few days before the
morning Of the murder was COM
EInitted until he was taken into Gus
|tody by the city marshal at North
willie, was inquired into, his false
statements exposed his past life
worked upon had given q written
statement. signed before witnesses.
|Econfessing in full the detailsof the
crime, and aeknowle ledging that
when the authorities Of Brown
county took him into custody they
had found the right man.
This is the story that is. IN cir
culation ia Aberdeen this after
noon, aud this story the News
from unofficial sources believes to
be true. But the authorities, who
have been called upon to affirm or
deny SO many questions concerning
the prisoner since he was incarcer-
lated, have shut off all sources of
information, and deem it unWise to
make any statement Of any sort at
this time concerning the truthful
ness or falsity Of the report.
Victor late yesterday, as fore--
casted in the News, waived pre-
lliminary examination and was
held without bail to await the
action Of the circuit court. If the
lrumor that he has confessed is
true, it is believed speedy trial
Twill be held and the prisoner viii
be dealt with according to law.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-23

Itis Thought hst the Unfo ortunate
Mans Dssth nm Caused ~
Neck Being Broksn

Henry nv 4 kills, a trans lent team
ster I'M the elnpio ioy Of tie Frank
Bennett dray ine was XII led siiIa
runaway Monday last at 12s:s0
;o' lock b. nj s38
Wilkins had been han ling brick
for the new high school II all tha
morning and vas returning To the
barns on Oak street, when on
turning from Map ple street into
Second avenue the team became
scared at sonnet ing and started to-
run. He had them almost under
control when they again com
8lnenced to run. He stopped to fix
one Of the loose boards which
formed the bod of the wagon,
which was of the loose dump wagon
kind, and slipped falling over
the front end of the wagon behind
the horses. He became entangI led
Fin the lines and was dragged tor
some distance before the team was
stopped The team was brott to 81
halt close BY 8. E. Brickel | 4 resi-
dence, 222s s. Oak st. and the isl-
|jured MAI ex xtricatel from His
periIous posi- tion. fae was carr
To the coiirt house yard and laid
tenderly an tho grass ia the shade
|of the traes. FinnerUd
who happ pened I'd bes Hing olsl a
|patient aear, !, WAS I'M formed I'LL lsa
laecidan, and fad Cd Hill e:epa q
itt5is hiss IN ~ found tast IjEe
Ehad already gone. There was Aas 81
large brnise aver the right eye,
caused BY askick from one Of the
horses OF by coming in contact
with wheel Of the dray and.
| it is thotthat this wound was the
cause Of death Wilkins was
breathing when he was taken
from beneath the siray but The poor
fellow did not survive many mo-
rnents Nothing is known as toE
what caused the teamto run away.
Or. e. e. Fisher who saw the
whole Of the happening says the
team WAS trotting along apparent
lly all right when they suddenly
jerked ahead and commenced to-
run. He says the driver stopped
down and then the accident oc-5
Cured. g lsornly and Bert
Connors were also eve witnesses
lof the accident
/ Wilkins was about twenty-five
Years Of age, sof q quiet. retir-
ing disposition, with no bad habits.
and q very exemplary young fell
low.
The body was taken toSthes ST.
j Louis undertaking rooms, after q
i brief examination by Coroner s..
I b. Dickinson.
Mr.. Wilkins parents live near
j Sioux Falls, having "a farm near
5that city.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-23
The Mule Outdone
Everybody S kickin,

Everybody s kickin,
Kickin' bout the heat;
Kickin' bout the prices i
We pay for things to eat.
Kickin' bout the railroads
An the government;
Kickin' bout the taxes
An the way they re spent.
Kickin' bout the autos
An the pace they set; 59
Kickin' bout the grafters
An the pull they get.
Old mule looks detected,
Says in tones demure,
when it comes to kickin
I'm an anlacho oor.
Exchange
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Godington Co. Abstract ca.

freeman r. Meadows to Anna
Gee Barker lot 1 blk 55 End "
add. ST.
Nick j.. Steichen to John H 81
Hanten und lots 1911 blk 81
Rice Bros. add $50.
Il. j. O ,Toole county treasurer, i
to John A. Ries lot "a blk 8 Kranz-
burg
Town of Henry to Nels Johnson
lot 26 sec B, Lorinda cemetery $40
Henry Bierscheid to f. ]. Rasch-
ke lot 9 blk 54 End ~ add $1,000. &
Thomas Jensen to- Iaora A.
Jansen lot 10 blk 20 Syn. add.$I
Geo. w. Case to Laura B.. Arnold
lot 3 HiIlcrest add 81
:. II. srinols 70 "A Alyira E. Church
lots 1913 BLK g Davis add $3.50
g. !. Harvey to- faude G. Shell
lot 3 blk 3 MI lIetts ~ Mcintyre
n Ds Walrath is . Stuten
roth ulad ef part lots s blk
| Hopper IS add 81 81 81
Agnes H Baron Ia Frank Kortls
lots x adj ii 81 s
~ HARRIET M 1nrart To To
Banls S'toaaS &
gss3
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-23

We cure appendicitis without the.
knife. Drs. School olcraft, Osteo-I
paths. SStf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-23
Our New Satin and
Rock Crystal Gut GLASS

Have you seen III:
The purity and real beauty of
our stock sparkling with all the
prisnatic colors of the rainbow
can be appreciated only on an
lnysstig CATION.
Every thing from aid ol1ar to SIS.
Cut glass water jugs, tuInblers,
COB lets, bowls, vases, sugars
and creams, bomb bons, punch
cups. etc. just t,ilpacked or
june ddings and 4 AnniversaT-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
FAYORS BUILDINGS
FOR THE DISTRICT
Representative Barth old T
Thinks Congress Should
Make Appropriation.

Representative Richard Rartholdt Of
Missouri. chairman Of the House Com
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
said after calling upon President Taft
at the White House today, that he be-
lieved Congress. during the forthcoming
session, should make appropriations for
at least two new public buildings in the
city of Washington.
~. e ought TO have a hall OF records.
be said. The site for this building has
been purchased and we should complete
the project The fact fS there are
millions and millions of dollars worth OF
valuable documents exposed tC the dan
ger Of fire in the yariOIs departments
every day. There ought 20 be some
building in the city where these docu-
ments can be placed and their safety
insured.
Further than that he said. we
have purchased a site for a postoffice
near the Union Station and we ought
TO erect a building as the demands Of
the city posUofhce make it imperative.
Although there Is a deficit of SiO.C00 600
staring Us in the face at the Treasury
Department, the work Of public i'm
buildings should be- erected wherever
they arc needed and rivers ard harbors
should be improved wherever commerce
demands
L think 1t is all mistake and a
waste OF money 20 appropriate millions
for ughting apparatus such as the
battleShlps of the DreaunOught class.
We VIII never need them The money
should be spent in internal improve
mentS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
CAR PROHIBIT INC
ALL AEROPLANE
Issues An Edict Barring
Machines From Capital
Of Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 27.-An i'm
perial edict published today forbids the
flying Of any airship Of any description
within a radius Of ten miles of St
Petersburg, or near any fOrtincation in
Russia.
NenturesOme avigtOrs who transgress
this edict will be shot without warning
Thus the Gar puts toe official taboo
on aviation. The new science has never
found favor in Russia, and various re-
pressive measures regarding IL have
been passed. Several recent incidents
prompted the official edict today.
NJ. Guyot. a weu-kuOWn aviator. was
debarred by the government from max
ing experimental flights iu his Bieriot
Inachine near St Petersburg He an
uounced that ne would uy to Moscow,
but before he could transport his aero
plane to that city the governor of Mos
COW had issued an order regulating
aeropIaning in his district and NJ. Guyot
was again warned that arrest and the
Confiscation Of his aeropIaue would fol-
low any attempt at flight.
A St Petersburg publisher began a
movement for a National Airship Ex-
ploitation Society, and had collected by
subscription a large sum of money. The
Government compelled him 70 return the
fund to the subscribers and warned him
that anyone trying to raise money for
such a purpose would be suspected Of
revolutionary tendencies
In scientific circles the determination
Of the government to stamp out all
aerial activity in Russia is being round
ly condemned. but no method Of evad-
ing the prohibitiou can be found.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
MURDERER LITTLE
SENTENCED TO DIE
Judge Imposes Death Pen
atty Immediately After
Receiving Verdict.

ELUEFIELDS, W Va, Nov. a.
Howard Little. murderer Of six. was
today found guilty Dy the jury in Judge
Burns court at Grundy. and was i'm
mediatelv sentenced 20 die in the cleo
uic chair I'm Richmond, Va, January :.
This ends one Of the most extraordi-
nary trials I'm the history of Virginia.
Little made no defen>e He viii he
taken 10 Richmond tonight
The killing OF the six people was the
most atrocious crime I'm Virginia his
tory. The man, 10 get money 20 leave
bis wife and elope with a married wo-
man. entered the Meadows home at
night
lie killed Meadows by striking him on
the head with his Winchester while the
man was sleeping. He then killed the
defenseless woman and ner three chill
dren.
Aunt Betty" was finally shot through
the heart. The sexJuple murderer then
set FIRE TO the house and cremated the
bodies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
ZELAYA EXPECTED
TO BE OWN UNDOING

Indications of renewed activity at the
State Department today over the Mic
aragDan situation. tend 10 confirm re-
ports that the interrupted cable service
between the department and the vice
consulate at Managua has been restored
and that additional details are at hand
concerning the executions Of the two
Americans, Cannon and Groce.
Behind the apparent waiting game of
this Government, il is now understood,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
READY TO SEND GUNS
TO THE INSURGENTS

NEW ORLEANS. Nov, 27.-COnsul
General Richard SUssman. of the Es-
trada government. Cabled Senior
MOreira, assistant secretary of state,
at Bluedelds. To return the steamship
Utstein here at once 20 receive an
other cargo of arms aud ammunition
for the revolutionary forces in Mica
ragua. This war material, embracing
five thousand rifles haif a million
rounds OF ammunition, and six Hotch
kiss guns. is assembled here in the
warehouses OF the Southern Com
merCial Company.
The Ctstein landed safely at Blue
fields 2.20O rifles. $50. GOO rounds Of
ammunition, and two HOtchkiss guns
last week. This material was de-
livered 20 the Insurgents
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
WILD WEST GAME
COSTS LADS LIFE
Old Gun Found by Boys Explodes
With Deadly Result In
Baltimore.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov 21.-Playing
the game OF wild west in the cellar OF
his home cost the life of Samuel Hum
ban ten wears old, who died at the St
Agnes Hospital this morning.
Hunbard and Walter Seidel together
with a haIf-dOzen other lads about their
age were in the cellar late Yesterday.
They had been looking for a bicycle
wrench when suddenly they came across
an old gun.
Let's plav wild W0st. the shout went
up. and in the next instant Seidel. hold
ing the gun. commanded: Hands upI'
With the command the gun went on
and the bullet entered Humbard' tenn
pie. Physicians at the hospital tried
hard TO save the little fellows life. but
We're unsuccessful.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27

II you chew. bear in mind that Piper
Heidsieck tobacco Is pure mild. clean
and the highest standard of quality.
-Advt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
PRESIDENT TALKS
OF NAVY'S NEEDS
Representative Dawson Suggests
LegiSlatiOn- Discuss Reor-
pauiZatiOn Plans.
ganization Plans.

Naval reorganization was the sub
ject which Representative Dawson of
Nebraska. a member of the House
Naval Committee, discussed with the
President at the White House today.
Il understand that Secretary
Movers report viii make TeCommeu-
datiOn for considerable new legisla-
tion I'm naval matters" Dawson said.
''aud I imagine that p majority of the
naval committee viii have ideas I'm
line with his. Personally, I think navy
yards ought to be run on a busin ness-
like paying business"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
POISONING CRIMES
CHARGED TO OFFICER
Lieutenant Hofrichter Ac-
cused Of Mailing Drugs
To Promoted Men.

VIENNA. Nov. 27.-Lieutenant Ho-
frichter. Of the Austrian srmy. was ar
rested today, charged with having com
mitted The recent poison by post
crimes which involved practically every
superior officer In Vienna
It Is charged that Hofrichter mailed
poison disguised IN various ways 10
men who rad recently been advanced in
rank. because Of envy Of their promo
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
CUBAN DECREE ANNULLED.

HAVANA. Nov. 27.-President Gomez
signed a decree annulling. on the ground
OF illegality. the recent action Of the
city council Of CienfucgOs. which for
hade entrance into that city Of the Glen
fueEOs Palmira and Cruces Railroad,
which is being built by j.. j. Reilly
This ends the long and determined oppO-
sitiOn of the Cienfuegos authorities 10
the railroad. which is now being rapidly
pushed 20 completion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
WEATHER REPORT.

Il is slightly colder in the Atlantic
states and considerably colder over the
interior districts west of the Rocky
mountains
II will be warmer In the Ohio valley.
the East and South, and colder in the
northern and western upper Lake re-
RiOn.
FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT.
Fair. warmer tonight and Sunday.
moderate northeast to southeast winds
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
INDIANA AUDITOR
CLOSES OLD BANK
State Official Conducts InveStiga-
ton Of Institution At
Spencer.

SPENCER. Ind. Nov. 27.-The private
bank Of BEEN, Peden &- Co. Of this
city. one of the oldest banks in this
nart OF the state was closed today bv
state Auditor BihcimeT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
SUN TABLE.

SUN TABLE.
sun TlfR5- ..s..s... D-ost
sun Sets.s.......-...-.-r.--- .------.---.----- 20
TIDE TABLE.
Today-High tide 1851 a. m. and 8:o4
o. m. low tide. 1:55 a. m. snd 2:02 D. IN.
TOmorrOw-High tide S:n a. m. and
S.H D. m; low tide. 2:48 a. m. and 2:5S
D. m.
CONDITION or RIVERS
Harpcrs Ferry. ". Va. Nov. H.-BOth
rivers clear.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27
Caldera, Missing From Ma
nagua, Believed to Be
In Prison.
OFFICIAL LETTERS
ARE TAMPERED WITH
Desire to Conceal Cruelties Prac-
ticed on Americans Said to
Be Reason

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. p.
Dispatches received here say that
Vice Consul Caldera, at Managua,
has been imprisoned by Zelaya
forces.
No confirmation of the report hat
been made. The dispatches say he
IS missing, and that it is believed
that he is one Of the many prisoner
held by Zelaya.
Friends here have made attempts
to communicate with Caldera, bur
have been unsuccessful.
REASON GIVEN.
The reason for the alleged i'm
prisonment of Caldera, according
to todays dispatches, is the desire
of zelaya to hide from the United
States Government the cruelties
that attended the execution Of Can
non and Groce.
It is known that the State De-
partment has been unable to get
any reply to the inquiries they
have made concerning the execu-
ton. It is said that the Zelaya
government has opened letters and
dispatches to the vice consul. and
that these inquiries caused the i'm
prisonment
Cruelty Shswn-
Statements from pax sngers and crew
Of the steamship Paris Nina som
costa Rica declare that Cannon and
Groce were captured on neutral ground.
and. before their execution. were yoked
together like oxen for hours.
A 1OO-pound weight was tied to the
yoke. according TO these reports. and
the men were scourged with a CATO
nine-tails. Efforts here are being made
to begin a search for Caldera.
The officers OF the Estrada movement
are aiding the search. and report that
they can find no trace OF him.
Estrada Forces Busy.
The reports received today declare
only imprisonment viii keep the Es-
trada forces from finding Vice Consul
Caldera. Refugees say 20 trace OF CAL
dera can be found.
pr. Salvador CastriIlo. who represents
the PROVISIONAL government at washing
ton. has been asked 10 assist in 6nding
Caldera. In n message received today
from Nicaragua, Castri1o is said by
friends here TO have received news
which makes him believe Caldera has
been made prisoner and possibly has
been shot at Zelsya's crder
Conditions Unchanged.
Reports from the interior coming by
way OF BlueheIds today are measer.
Conditions about Managua are unchang-
ed. it is said. but it seems likely that
tho surrender of ZeIaya may come be-
fore night.
The insurgent forces are well armed
and have provisions and have cut OF
the food supply Of the Nicaragua cap
ital. Their force greatly outnunbers
the zelayan forces in the capital
Ey order of ESTRADA, it is reported to-
/ day General Sanze VIII begin thorough
search for the missing vice consul as
soon as his troops enter the city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-27

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