The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-08-18
FOR LATE
BISHOP W. n HARE
Movement Is Under Way to-
Raise $4,000 for Cenotaph
at All Saints School.

Sioux Falls. S. D., Aug. 12-Growing-
oat OF the memorial service to the late
Bishop Hare, April 20 Of the present.
year, b movement is now on for the.
collection of $4,000 for a permanent
memorial to be erected on the grounds
of All Saints school in this city.
A Committee of Sc leading men from
all parts Of the state has evolved a.
plan. working through an executive.
board. Of which Bishop Frederick F..
Johnson rs president, j, Howard Gates,
of Sioux Falls, secretary, and JESSE
contributions are either by check or
pledge, and are to be sent directly to.
MI. Smith at Fhndreau.
All Saints school was the real home.
of the late Bishop Hare. He founded
it, he nourished it, he was the bene-
factor OF 3,075 children who have been
enrolled as pupils there. Through his.
efforts the property was developed un-
til now it is worth more haA 800, 900,
n is endowed to the extent of $93, 600,
while eastern interests which were
close to Bishop Hare are planning to.
Increase that endowment by $4,000.
tits most appropriate chat hrs me-
mortal should stand on the, beautiful
plot of ground in which so much Of
his interest conferred for a long term
of years.
The earnest loyal and helpful CO.
operation of every. person m South
Dakota who loyed Bishop Hare is asked
toward raising The South Dakota.
Bishop Hare Memorial Fund"
TIC full membership Of Sfe
tee In charge Is. as follows:
Mitchell; Rev. <. Ashley Cheyenne
Agency; Rev. D. c. Beatty, Wafertown;
Very Rev. George Biller, Jr., Sioux
Falls; J.. L. Browne, Aberdeen; Hon.
Charles H. Burke, Pierre; Hon. George
". Burnside, Sioux Falls; Rev. H. Burt,
Hon. John E. Garland, Sioux Falls;
Rev. A. B. Clark, Rosebud; Rev. DR.. R..
Doherty, Flandreau; P. W. D%ougherty,.
Greenwood; Ed calvin, sturgis; j.
Howard Gates, Sioux Falls; President
+. B. Gault, Vermillion; T. j. Grier,
Lead; Rev. VIM Holmes, santee,
Agency; Rev. g. S. Keller, Rapid City;
S: H Lea. Pierre; Dsv. B. S. Nc
gomery, Lead; M. P. Gilman, Yank-
ton; n. P. Packard, .Redfeld; c. e.
Preston, Madison; q. A. Sherman,
Sioux Falls; President Robert L. Sla-
gle, Brookings; Jesse A. Smith, Elan
dreau; Alfred G. Smith, Dante; Rev..
II. Nelson Tragitt, Milbank; J. l.. Tur-
Rer, Springfield; Governor Robert S.
Wesley, H. D.. Walrath, WATERFOWL.
CRIMINALS COMMITS
SUICIDE IN PRISON.
Fonda, Ia, Aug. 12-Cunsiderable
excitement was aroused here yester-
day when it was found that Herman
Schumann, Of Varina, had hung him
self in the city Jail. About two weeks
ago Schulnann went away with his
brothers daughter, a girl about Is years,
old, and has been staying around Spirit
Lake. He was charged with incest,
and a reward Of 5000 was offered for
his arrest and conviction. He was ar
rested at Spirit Lake by Deputy Sheriff
Cole, of Storm Lake, and was brought.
here from Storm Lake. Yesterday
morning Marshal Eaton went to the
jail to give the prisoner some water,
and found that he had hung himself
by standing on a small pail, fastening
his belt around his neck and Swapping
it to the top of the cage, and then
jumping off the pail. He had been
dead some time when found. Deputy
Sheriff Cole is in charge of the body
and has notified the coroner of this
county of the suicide.
Schumann vas a young man about 25.
years old and am from a good family,
but since his fathers death a few years.
ago has been rather Maynard.