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The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Elizabeth Rockefeller. IFS Sheridan.
Is years; eclampsia.
Frances cataiine. i7a Sherman. 1
year: marasmus
Catherine schaldenbrand. s32 Ct. An
tome. bs years; pneumonia.
Bertha Harden, ST. Mary's hospital,
~ years: earboiic acid poisoning. self
administered.
Loretta stsbbin.. River Rouge. Mich.
month: entsro colitis.
Ada Goodwin. Grace hospital. -
Richard i.sursin. as Artillery. as
Walter GAY. l+2 Holbrook. 81 years:
senllity.
Marjorie T. Hsnns. Grace hospital.
"A years: septicsemis,
Arthur Behrendt. Harper hospital 40
years: cerebral abscess
Lillian Berry Harper hospital 45
years: coma.
csthsrlne Pstrik. 23l Euclid e.. 81
Minnie Perry Red Cross hospital, %
years;; mitrsl insufhclency.
Zohs Janika. SIS Military. l year:
Zoha skaiski. 34s wesson. 20 years:
Mary Mielks. s4s Csnneid G.. As
years; heart disease.
Anna NikIaszewitz, S4s Twenty
fourth. 81 years; seneetus.
Frances waelewska. Kelly. IL
Harry A. Miller. 500 Hart-ave.. 20
years; uremia.
May Gerwens. ssl Bewiok, 81 years;
intestinal obstruction.
Joseph Macisin. 663 Warren G., !
year; cerebro spinal meningitis.
Thomas Corey. lls Howard. 20 years;
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Margaret Westbrook. 2o2 smith ave-.
6e years; pneumonia.
Lorinda Pierce. Little Sisters OF Poor.
81 years. senility.
Lydia stranbe. s10 Thirteenth. a.
years: exhaustion following cerebral
hemorrhage.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
DIED..

KNILL-At his late residence. G5 Wind
er, Feb. TO- 1911, DR.. Edwin O.. nus
band OF Mrs. Florence Knill and
father OF Florence and EDWIN knill.
residence at $3.50. and So Peter and
Paufs, Adelaide-st.. at 10 o'clock.
Burial at Mt. Elliott.
BARITEAU-Feb. 10. 1911. Mamie 9Th
Ell, aged &c, beloved wife OF r.. A.
Bariteau. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. b. Gardner. Services at the .esi-
dence. 1916 Townsend-ave.. Monday,
Feb. Is. at $3.50 p. m. Interment ut
Woodmere
BIRNKIE--At her Residence in Royal
Oak, Feb. 8. Julia, beloved wife 81
August Birnkie, age "a years. Fu-
neral from residence Sunday, at
S Ssl9s and sD f.0m RoIsi GsR
DINAN-Feb. 10, 1911, suddenly, Ei-
lcen Catherine. beloved daughter OF
Eileen NJ and the late Mathew w.
Punerai from residence. 4s Medium.
ave. Notice or funeral later.
DOuGHERTY--Feb. 10. 1911, at his
residence, y Alexandrine-ave. west.
Victoria Doushsrty. Funeral Non
day at IS. Peter and Paurs cathedral,
at 3 o'clock. Burial private.
KRUsEL--Feb. 10. at the residence OF
Shsriss . EssA q .a 50. s.oY.a son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. August Krusei. OF
Anchorviile. Mich. and brother OF
Mrs. Chas. Eckhaut. Mrs. Chas. Witt
man and Mrs. Edward Diehl. Mrs.
John yanuke. Mathtlda. Anna. Frank.
Peter and Henry Krusel Burial at
Anchorylile: time later.
LEwRENZ - Feb. 10. 1911, at her
residence. 161 Waterman tses-
sic, beloved daughter or Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lewrenz and sister OF Mrs. VIM.
Beidier and Mrs VIM. Ulrich. aged 20
years. Funeral Monday ut 2. m.
mere.
LAURAIN-Feb. s, at his brothers
residence, 67s Artillery-ave., Richard.
beloved husband OF Mary Laurain
and father OF Frank. Ellen. Herbert
and Gerard Laurain. Notice OF fu-
neral later.
MINTEFERING-Fsb. 3. 1911; at his
Philip. beloved husband of Anna and
brother OF Teresa. Mary. John and
Anthony Mintefering, aged 81. Flu
neral at $50 from st Joschim's
church, Monday
MACPHERSoN--Feb. 10, 1911, at Grace
s h %a% Of Of s sFsS 81 ySss ss
Pherson. Funeral from residence,
1878 East Grand-blvd. Notice OF flu
neral later.
BUTLER-wiliiam, Fowlerville. below
ed husband OF Sarah Butler and
brother-in- law OF John and William
Hart Interment Grand Lawn GEM
HEFFERMAN-Feb. 3; at residence,
24s Maybury Grand-ave.. John w,
beloved husband OF May f. Heller
man. Funeral Monday at $50 aud e
St vincents church at 3 n. m. stand :
ard time.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13


u ACRE, good 7-room house. cellar
Ncistern cement walks. bed or straw
berries. other good buildings; only
si,1oo. go
" acres. near ut. clemens sn nn,ia
mrs. orchard, fruit and close TO cleo
tric, only $4,000, .na
$50 acres, near Milford. good buiid-
ings, only $50 P Per seps good build.
ia acres. saniiac county. good build
ings. high-class farm, only ssovV
81 acres on electric c'ose 10 os''o'' :
On acres near Flat Rock. good build
los acres. at wixom. good buildings
Ere Calhoun county. good build
iugs only $50 per acre,
an acr.s New Boston. large house and
barn, 5 acres firewood. only sl,2vV
Az acres near Armada, comfortabie
b,,iidings. lots OF fruit, only $50 y.
ae acres, near Flat Rock, good ouild-
Irgs only $1,000. -, .,,ua
$50 acres. Ogemaw county sooo pu''"-
ings a snap at $4,000
I9s acres. near orion. on electric. ne
hest dairy farm In Oakland county
only $50 per acre. ,..,.
SO acres, near Orcharu Le
good buildings best u SON. """ -
90 acres. good buildings and soil only
,ss acres. near Belleville. good build
ings and soil. only $50 per acre
81 acres, near TO electric. good ouild-
tngs and soil, only tS,SOs
al acres miles from CITY limits out
NVoodwnrd With buildings. only
81; oOV will take house In exchange.
so acres. neat Milford good buiidings
only $4,000
want good farms Tor cash buyers.
AK N BRIGGS. THE FARM MAN
bes.S Majestic Bldg. Detroit Mich.
Main 170O
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

Ferclnand Minasz. s2s Kirby ..
frank Barc. +5l Garfield.
John Buozkowslxi, $50 Warren e.
Joseph Nowak, SIS 81. Aubin.
STANLEY Banachowski. CSC Willis e.
lsidor Kahn. 274 Watson.
Dominick Dannuxo.' fss Leland.
Gustaye Oldani, 7i3 Riopelle.
lzydor Selko. ga Gilbert.
John Kowalski. Al Commercial
l.udwik Pusiasz. ~ Ingerscl
Toe WoJsic. SOS Junction.
Dolphis Fieury, ESQ briggs.
Alfred Benke. ei0 Lawton.
August Claeys. % Pine
William Johnson. 7s5 Helen.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
Poultry and Dairy Farms.

.cr.s -.roo,n house. small barn. some
fruit. In Wayne, $1,1oo. $500 down.
s acres. 7-room house. smail pa ana sone
fruit, Il mile from car, GOV
10 acres. near Mt. Clemens car, house
barn, SO fruit trees, so I'd OF grapes
$4,000. 500 down: ,,,h 80
40 acres. near M Clemens WIN nv"
al acres' near Aigonac, broom house;
barn. some fruit, berries. 1 horse, j
COW, / heifer. 20 chickens, all tools
IS scrss, on car line. good house some ,as
fruit and timber. VIII exchange TOT
cottage or give easy tsrms. $500
40 acres, mile from Mtiford. nsuss'
S2.1Oo. VIII take cottage or small
grocery stock as part payment.
SO acres, IA miles from electric heaL
good town In Macomb county, S'r 49,.
soil, tile drained. new house and nip
roof barn. flowing WELL acres OF
orchard only b,1oO.
so acres, good house, large barn, clay
soil, Macomb county sS0vii farm
Must be sold.
on acres with good buildings. on river.
near Ypsilanti, $1,000 for quick ssis:
10b acres, with soUa az aso easy
1so acres. Is miles from Detroit. mile
from town. S-room house, 40 acres Q.
new hip roof barn. soxse basement
barn. ali necessary outbuiidings. run
ming water. only $1,000. Must Dc
ia acres. Mscomb county, 3 miles from
Utica, z houses. 3oxse barn, only Vs.
500 !,
barns. wind mill and silo, ~ head OF
cattle. horses. all tools. good as
new, 500 bu OF potatoes, 80 acres OF
wheat and rye. ~ acres OF clover
and alfalfa; everything for $4,000.
half cash, balance 5 per cent.
$50 acres, miles from MILFORD. near
two other good towns, 40 acres un-
der cultivation, IS-room house, barns
siI1os, s4xs4, 2oxso. 2sxso. 2sxso, is go
ton siio. only tes per acre; 's'VvV
I nave a large list OF farms OF all
Kinds. sizes and description: III you
are looking for farm, call to see
FYSTER, The Farm Man
SO7 MAJESTIC BLDG.
oface omen until o'clock Thursday
night,
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

aEALTH INCONSISTENCIES sell quickly
old homestead. ls0 acres. lS-room
house. 4 large barns, other good
buildings good soil. 2 minutes from
car line. ~ niiiss from city asn
PRICE SIC 600. worth $4,000. Time on
$4,000 Al. J. carley. Royal OAK.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
WITH THE WHISPERS.

Plus scores were as follows in the
Monday night game or the Detroit
Whist club:
A. d. Dresback, 3.
East and west-C. f.. Fox and J. L.
Koran, z.
Plus scores In the Saturday game:
North and South--Mrs. VI. h. Bennett
and F.. h. W. Bright. 3A; Mrs. ). A
Emmons and +. o. Bates. 23-4.
East and West-Mrs. w. ID. ELS
worth and Mrs &. T.. Niles. 4l-4,
Plus scores in the ladies night
game Monday:
North and South--Mr. and Mrs. a. G.
stellwagen, s1-2; Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
steiner, Ia; Mrs. G. =. Niles and J.
r. Koran. L.; Mrs. NJ. X. Bennett and
Mrs s. A. Commons. 1-2.
East and West--Mr. and Mrs A. ID.
Dresbach, 61-2; Mrs. J. T.. Koran and
:. =. Niles, Ia: Mr.. and Mrs W. b.
Powell, 1-2; Mrs. III. l. Brown and
Mrs A. n. Branham. LIZ.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

WESTERN FARM LANDS for sale I'M.
MANITOBA. Saskatchewan and Albsr>S.,
"a; improved and raw prairie land
tion blowing propositions OF from 1.
o,voO TO 15.000-acre tracts; nlso "
ana SECTIONS and up. CALI or phon3 /.
bldg Detroit. Mich. Phone Main
5o03 NJ.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
<. U. UN T. NSHIKI-,
Phone North s1S7-R
npEAr RAnGAIN

GREAT bAlttsAlN.
RcoviIle place. Just on Grand River,
modern S-room house, bath, furnace.
A very coy home. 50. zoe; unusually
easy terms on part See us about
this qsilck as u must Oe sold q. A
ERsKtNE a CO 1905 Majestic bldg
Prone Main ti2'
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

Every Young Man Shout
Go in Debt

TO REASONABLE ENTENT by purchasing something 81
value like good lot and then pay for instaIens He
thereby acquire saving habits and before
without realizing sacrifice OF enjoynct paid
If he will perssteny his savings real and
thereon, he help becoming Think
over and then look lots in Widcrnec Park
Grand River Ave north OF Grand boulevard
building OF houses proves dcsably for invc1
ment and residence Good Street Car sevceJer
minutes from down Best sewerage water,
walks Easy Representative in Office ground Tepho<
Walnut 224J "a
|C. w. HARRAH, 3Ol Majestic Bld&
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

AGENTS, WILD, RIP ROARING Elk
CITEMENT; 500 weekly: strange In
vention startles world: men money
I. mad; getting rich. Hurrah, Tim
Korstad {2.2I2 In weeks. selling
Aliens wonderful Bath Apparatus;
gives any home n bathroom for $3.50.
Field unworked; free sample; mill
lions eager TO buy; just show. money
yours, s5% profit. Just postal
brings amazing proposition. Allen
Mfg. Co, s244 Allen bldg, Toledo. y.
JUST OUTFLOW priced BIB. mop. Turn
crank TO wiring. Clean hands. Wo-
men all buy; $50 per cent pront
Catalog free. u. s. Mop Co.. 1926
Main-st.. Leipsic. Ohio.
WE PAY $50 A MONTH salary and fur
nish rig and all expenses TO intro
duce poultry and stock powders; new
plan: steady work. Bigler Co, N
sTT, Springfield. Ills.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
ron sALc-REsIDENCr Pnorrnrr.
FINE VALUES.

FINE VALUES
80, goo. TAFT-AVE., 9 rooms. modern.
$4,000. FoREsT-AvE.. near Twelfth
Steam heat. 8 rooms and bath
$1Too. McGRAW-AVE., SO H. corner, Z
rooms, strictly modern. Terms.
$4,000. LAWToN-AvE., near Wreford.
$4,000. SIxTEENTH-ST,. 7-room cot
tage, furnace. bath, terms.
$4,000 KIRBY AVE, near yfnewood. 3
rooms and bath. cellar. Terms
$500, near Warren West, new broom
modern cottage, Terms
$500. MCKINLEY, rooms and bath
paved street Terms
ELMER S. MOON & co.
MAIN 1o41 72s FORD BLDG
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
Fon sALr-rAaxxs.

4oe AcREs, hardwood stump isn}
20 acres, improved. Lake orion. sse6|
~ ,. serss sS IN cultivation. eniiding111
$50 acres. hardwood timber. $500.
100 acres. good soil. 100000 timber. 81,
40 . acres, clay soil. 1000 cords Of weed, a
200 acres clay. 100000 timber. boi,e-
81 1, acres ass well improved. 1 mile 70 tswp. <
50 . ACRES s6s % miles from D.troit ~
Good Michigan raw lands. A IN Acre Y
cash. seven years time: price 50 Der II
$40 lima acres s. ga. Aibsrts prairie. II yssrs
Main az, C. 8. READLE
=. ON ORCHARD LAKE %
line; furnished house. boats And
5 acres; ideal home: plenty Of shsSs, 4
20 acres. 500 feet lake frontss.. .xc.tI
ent nshing and hunting; s-room !
house, cellar: new basement bsrn:
Srn n;sr outouiidinss; several hundred
sr nne house; y miles TO sIscfric Iinc.
FARMS ~ ALL PARTS OF NlcHIoAn,I
FARM HEADoUARTERS'' ~
cHAS. ID. FiSKE ~
sls-1l4 chamber OF Commerce. c'
COME TO EAGLE POINT. IN RoeuS' +
hiver valley. Southern Oregon. CT
matte Paradise, wonderful fruit;
country Several exceptionaI busf~c:
ness openings. LOO acres OF cho1co q
Iruit and truck land adjoining tcvrn
Tor sale In small tracts on cav :
Terms G. w. Lake. Eagle Point>jl
~ AcRES--s miles from Woodward-
ave, clay loan. fair FENCES. plentv<'
OF Iruit, ll-room house. bath: barn. \
-ssAtV; other outbufldings. Se.ko0 49,
Ito acres. 10 miles from Detroit: orch .
ard tank OF windmill holds IO.O60 I,
ssnons or water; can throw strsarA
water over every building from X
hydrants: good wire fences; I4-roou..
mousse cellar, bath. hot and cold Ma ~
Ter broom house: hardwood nnisk.1
CHINA cabinets, bath and furnace x
Sexls5 barn, accommodate a. head
other outbuildinss. s25, 900.
FARMS IN ALI. PARTS OF MICHIGAN 4
AND At ALL PRICEa -.
FARM HEADQUARTERS
CHAS. -. FISkE H'
!lS-I14 Chamber OF Commerce. tt
~ n I.II.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

HORTON-ANE.
Second block OF Woodward. 10-r60m
modern frame. In nne shape, $500.
easy terms.
MELBOURNE AVE
Modern s-room frame, very large
bedrooms. only $500 Melbourne
ave. 10 one OF the best restricted
streets In the north end.
ATKINSON-AvE ~
Brick veneer, pressed brick 'front.' :
rooms and bath, steam heat, $4,000
ENGLEWOOD-ANE.
lust east OF John r.. ON the north side.
rooms and bath, $4,000.
q. A. ERSK1NE a. CO.
Phone Main 4is5 1908 Majestic BIdg
81 FERRIS. Highland Park
The prettiest and most complete aontc
in this district for the price; 80 foot
lot: easy terms Open sunday from
X. G.. ONENSHIRE.
Phone North s1s7-R
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

FOR sALE-CINCfNNATI OHIO. z
family fiat, In fine condition; rooms
and bath: gas, hot air furnace; cot ~
feet front, within = blocks OF lot sold
for 1900 per foot; rent $500 per year;
ar Michiran farm. Address w, w.
BENNETf. Majestic bldg. Detroit
Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

any poor girl 70 In trouble.
write or call on g. G. MARGARET
DUFFY. sss FOREST west. Salvation
Army.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE Of furniture. Monday.
Feb. lg, $40 q. m. Antoins-st., near
Forest. Look for the nag. Contents
of s-room nat; high grade upr' ght
plano, three piece psrlor suite, loose
cushions, fine oak and leather rock
srs, leather couch. new drophead
white sewing machine. fine oak
bufret. table and box seat. chairs,
four room size rugs, hall tree. beds.
dresser. touches, new gas range, re-
friaerator, curtains and grapes MI
viii be sold: no reserve Don't miss
this--1ts gooo.
w. B. FLORADAY,
N 2sss. Auetioneer.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

w ANTED-Ladies to learn the new
Hermann permanent hair wave. an
electrical and chemical process that
wave shampoo or rain does not
affect IL. Big money made. Rich
customers waiting graduates We
will teach hairdressing entirely free
this month 70 permanent wave stu
dents. We also teach facial massage,
manicuring, electrolysfs and chirop-
ody. Few weeks completes Cata-
logue mailed free. Molsr College.
Chicago. Ills.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-09
BALLINCER CASE
BACK TO HOUSE
Agriculture Committee Returns
Three Reports,

Washington, Feb. By a unani-
nous vote of the committee on agri-
culture the house was requested to
discharge that committee from further
consideration of the report of the in
vestigating committee on the Balm
ger-Pinchot case.
The committee held that 1t has not
jurisdiction over a report made by an.
other committee or commission Gre
ated by act OF congress.
The three reports on the Ballinger.
Pinchot case, one generating Mr. Bal.
linger of any wrongdoing, another
recommending his dismissal from the
cabinet and the third severely arraign.
ing his administration of the interior
department. thus go back TO the house
and take their place on the calendar.
Opponents of Mr. Ballinger are thus
placed In position to air the case in
the house
II is the purpose Of Representative
Madison, the Kansas progressive, and
the Democratic members of the com
mittee to insist that action shall be
taken on the case by the house
Whether they will be able to press it
to vote remains TO be developed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-09
MEXICAN REGULARS
MARCH INTO JUAREz
Doubtful Whether Rebels viii
Now Attack City.

FL Paso, Tex, Feb. 6.-Colonel Rab-
ago and lis command of 800 federals
entered the city of Juarez unmolested
by the insurrecto forces. They were
received with joyful acclaim by the
people of the city.
The star of the insurrectos leader.
Pasqual Orozco, who was to occupy
the city of Juarez. appears to be on
the wane. His policy of delay has
enabled reinforcements to reach Jul
arez and the probability of taking that
city is now considered much more
remote.
Other reinforcements, in the shape
of General Navarro's column, are en-
route from Chihuahua and it is ex-
pected here the federals will be able
to hold their city and that knowing
this the insurrectos will retire. There
is a rumor that the insurrectos are
near Juarez but this cannot he verified.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-09
SHIP SUBSIDY
BILL PASSES
Vice President Casts Deciding
Vote in Senate.
FIRST INSTANCE IN HISTORY
Never Before Has the Presiding OFF,
Ger Exercised His constitu-
tonaI Prerogative.

Washington, Feb. 9.-For the first
time in the history of the government
the vice president of the United States
exercised his constitutional preroga-
tive of casting a vote to break ties in
connection with three successive roll
calls in the senate. BY the first OF
these votes he saved from impending
defeat the ocean mail or ship subsidy
bill and by the third forced an ad-
ing direct bearing on the resolution
looking TO the election of senator's by
direct vote of the people.
The vote on the passage Of the sub.
sidy bill, both In committee Of the
whole and in the senate proper, stood
SO to SO, and on adjournment 81 to 81.
On all three occasions the vice presi-
dent voted In the affirmative.
Another notable occurrence in con-
nection with the vote on the subsidy
bill was the absence OF the new Dem
ocratic senator from West Virginia,
Clarence Wayland Watson, who had
taken his seat early in the day as the
successor TO Senator Elkins
After the result became known the
opponents of the bill, including all Of
the Democrats, realized Mr. Watson's
absence had prevented the defeat OF
the bill. He was the only Democrat
present during any of the roll calls
whose vote was not cast against the
measure.
When, in accordance with the previ-
Gus agreement, the subsidy bill was
laid before the senate at o'clock, Sen
ator Gallirger presented a substitute
for the entire measure as originally in
troduced. The first bill granted a
bounty only to American built vessels
plying from American ports to the
southern half of South America, but
the substitute extended it to the Phil
ippines. Japan. China and Australia
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-09
From Lily Argus

Mrs. Parks is on the sick list this
week.
Melvin Valvig left for Webster Fri
day evening.
Mr.. Kruger left last Thursday even
ing for Webster.
John Scolley left last Thursday even
ing for Webster.
Hon. Ross Z. Parks arrived here from
Pierre last Thursday evening.
Ross E. Parks is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. Barber, who has been visiting
at the home of her son, Chas. Barber,
returned to Webster last Thursday.
Miss Valintine, trained nurse from
Aberdeen, arrived here Tuesday
evening to assist in earring for Ross
Parks, who is sick with the typhoid
fever.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-09
KING AM QUEEN ATTEND
Imposing Ceremony Marks Opening Of
British Parliament.

London. Feb. THE formal open
ing of the new parliament was marked
by gorgeous ceremony and was at
tended by King George and Queen
Mary and their suites, most of the
dignitaries of the empire, many men,
bers of the diplomatic corps and all
others who could crowd within the
doors of Westminster The speech
from the throne was brief and formal
and made small reference to the great
issues that underlie the assembling
of the members for the present ses-
sion
Both Lord Lansdowne, in the house
OF lords, and A. j. Balfour, in the
house OF commons, the respective
leaders of the opposition. took occa-
sion to denounce the reciprocity agree
ment between the United States and
Canada, but the evening session of
parliament was mainly devoted TO
getting the legislative ship under way.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-09
DEATH LIST ABOUT THIRTY
Terrific Explosion of Dynamite at.
Jersey City.

New York, Feb. "a cargo of dyna-
mite in transit from freight car to
the hold of a lighter moored at pier
No. z, Communipaw, N. j., let go $50
yards south of the Jersey City ter
minal of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey anu in the widespread ruin that
followed seven men are known to have
been killed, seven more are missing.
hundreds were wounded and varying
reports leave from fifteen to twenty
more unaccounted for.
Thirty saems to be conservative
estimate of the dead and property
damage will hardly fall below $780,
600. The cause of the explosion prob
ably never will be known.
The Jersey Central terminal was
wrecked, three ferryboats in the slips
were torn and splintered, lower Man
haitian across the river was shaken
from the street level to tb~ op of the
Singer tower; severe Aage was
done in Brooklyn an taten Island
and to the immigrant detention station
on Ellis island; the shock was felt al
Amityville. l.. L., thirty-five miles dis
tant, and in New Jersey at Long
Branch. forty-five miles away. The
damage Is so widely scattered that IT
Is impossible as yet to more thar
roughly estimate 1t, but In Manhattan
alone 1t is placed at 100000 and on
Ellis island at from $4,000 to $25, 700
In all $4,000 appears to be fair es
ffpoofn
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-09
FromsWaubay Clipper

Mrs. c. l.. French is taking the
teachers examination in Webster
County Judge Duggan was here from
Webster Friday in the interest of his
client, NJ. Berringer.
Filing Monson went to Mitchell Tues
day morning to attend meeting Of the
stock breakers association.
Richard and Arthur Frost, 5who are
baling hay for +. c. Palmer, went home
to Webster Wednesday evening.
Andrew Hedman has resigned his
position with the State Bank, which
position he has filled for nearly four
years. Mr.. Hedman's future move is
yet undecided.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-09

A servant girl happened to be en-
gagged at q farmhouse where the mis-
tress was known to have hasty tenn
per. On the flrst Saturday night the
girl was at the farmhouse she was told
BY the mistress 20 clean the boots
ready for Sunday. The mistress en-
coming into the kitchen later on saw
that the girl had cleaned her own boots
ilrst. So she took them up and threw
them into a tub Of water that was
standing BY and bounced out Of the
kitchen. The girl said nothing. but
when she had cleaned the other boots
she threw them also into the water.
~Whatever possessed you to do that.
girlY' asked the mistress on coming
again IN the kitchen.
The girl simply REPLIED
"Well. ma'am. please ma'am, /
thought h was the fashion Of the
house. ma London Tit-3its.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-09
FAIR FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Coast City Wins Over New Orleans in
House Fight.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE house of
representatives, by vote of 1873 to
159, decided in favor of San Francisco
and against New Orleans as the city
in which an exposition to celebrate
the opening of the Panama canal In
1915 shall be held. This vote was
taken on a roll call to determine
whether the San Francisco resolution
or the New Orleans bill should have
consideration in the house. On a final
vote the San Francisco resolution was
passed by vote of 259 to AZ.
The advocates of San Francisco are
claiming that their fight is won and
that the senate will ratify the action
of the house.