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bly a guarantee of pure, dclicious
I and wholesome food.
ACY SUICIDES
'3RI0LS ESCAPED CONVICT
AND DESPERADO TAKIS
HIS OWN MFC*
ISE HAD HIM CORNERED
|t .ti a Bad Wound In ths Ltg in a
ft.t* i Pursusrs and.
•:*mg i Cjptur* Was Certain,
»e Bowi Out Hi* Bram*—Has a
cf Mif» Than Half a Doian
itn e Past Two Montha.
Am. 7.—Harry
itlaw. who *ith
k 1 e O e
Salem on Juii» 5».
prison guard*.
K lh»» morning
by th« rlfk* of ooo
ail.
-r.dcd la a whaat
station on the
railroad about
Spokane, Tuesday
l.¥'
,,a.
iii!
nK
hat«»e
Oitury
makes the perfect biscuit,
cake and bread.
NOT*.-
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FUKMG IXM.JRN
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K I E O
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A DOZEN E N
Notorious Criminal Carter of th« Dead
Desparada.
Harry a y i n e O
•00 state ik :i:t. :.:iarv at SaW-iu ot
June to «iib Havid Merrill,
after killing four urn Fran I \V FY-r
rail. II J'=r,. and K Tiffany.
fus~d» and Frank Ingraham a rcmr!« I
who tried to prevent his flight On
Juna :i Tracy killed Merrill r.«ar
Na:»ar!nr. \Va»h »h ¥(lng hSta from
l»*hlr.d and Jeaung hi# U»dy in th«
foreat where It was f-, nd on Jy!y ID
Ob July 3. near Seattle tn a fight with
a po»»«\ Tra shot and killed Charle*
Kay nvnd. a deputy sheriff. K K
tlrr»jM a j*dic« roan. and mortally
Wounded Nfil Hawley who died on th«
foih«:!g ij»v and seriously woundad
far
And«*R»*H) an!
1.*HIS«
rei«rter*
Xafrite new*
Tra v committed tuany feat* of dar
In* during flight. !a the r*irse of
which he eluded various powte* wh*n
apparently »urround«»d and held up
numerous »bm he forced to
furoith food and clothing and by
threat* of murdering th«*lr families
complied th^m to rovt up I.!* tra- ks
f'vrhaj hi# r»'»i'*l «how of daring
wi» d.»i !a on July 2 at South Hay.
»h«n h«- h« up m* Hi.*u and fori 1
four, tiiiiudln* t'aptain riark. ownf
of a larr** «a«oMi)* launi b. to i inhark
with i. i) I'uitot »v.un and pilot him
up atr^am t«n hour#
In 1 Tracy fiiurd»*r«'! Va'.T.tin®
ll(i« 'ot ra !o eattir n.an an Will
lam StronK. a b»). tin- »amc #tat\
A !al rv*ard if |"»^«*. »an o!T»»r«*d
for Tracy arr«*t. »ovrrnnr M«*Hrid«
of \Va*hlw t'H offi'rinii fur hu
raptu e a o allv#'. Tho »tat» of
Oregon i»fTvr»nl f,f and a brother of
OB* of th'' Kuart« killed at th* p*nl
tefitlai) i.fT-r« I fl'»0
Th«» r^wa-l fir Merrill's capture.
amount«m| to |l.r»"'. ha# lecn
claimed hy Mr# Wauu.'ner. the b«rry
pltki r. and her #n. »ho found th»
body n**ar their home.
NeCRO VOUNQ PCOPLE.
Kducational Congrcta at Atlanta. Ca^
Llfgily Attended.
Atlanta. Ha
AUK 7 .-
«*HHI taACT4 grr tinK# »4.re r*t« ndt by other «ll^
Won|
,0 havon
a Ur ,J
i'gg,,
1 I i u i a e v i nun of the city and
n,,"»
1
r!
:ir„ "P of citizen# can MethodUt Kplacopal church »loke
^_np outlaw and one hul- purpose# of the congre## rn
ternal gra ting# on behalf of the M« tti
odlat Bpla opal «huich «.re rttended
by Hlahop WaMon of Cincinnati
and Bishop Isaac W. Joyca of MlBPe
ajolla.
tw-*»«r
mln-
Hhot hlw
1?
u
fouxi.t
r"Vu,v"r*
«nd hi*
,,r,,,lk T,
tightly hlmaclf
,l"
*«.. i his rlitht hanil
t'r,
PKHu.
»as 1, 'i(ht hand.
w
hy a Pohho
"'Jt»-(J ,i,
f'U
''lib.,,,,
a run ho
ll'H
OUt TOm ,n,f
U lrUHl to
u a
Ci F" 'I a bu h..r,iVu,VMr
to h,#
id V hU b0,|y -,1#
,,ril,n
found, ai:
w ,Whon 'he bat
Th. win .. citl
,ln,,
'ir "i*
-ru,
ll,J".VT"
Th# Napro
Totuitf IV.»:!. fhnctlan and Kdti. a
tlmial i'«»n»cr« ii#. »aUl to he the larK«*«t
tathcrlna »f nocrm'a ev« held In th)#
country, opmed during tb* afternoon
In the Acrl u!tural hulldlng at I'led
in-int park *lt! nn att«Midanc«* e*tl
MATIML
at 5 del*
KATE#
,h*
«et tli« i wlf« and three children. The body
'"an v!
hor«««»«
kv*»r
The open-
Ins #o«#ion »aa lari e!y devoted t«» ad
dro#H« rf gn-etlnK. weh .milnc
"p^echea h^itig mad.* by rjovernor At
len n handler of Ccor^la and Major
I.ivtDK^ton Mini# of Ati.'inta. rHt'rn.il
»tate. rtpre#..ntin« white aucl»Ue«
friendly to the negro.
irrb-d to th»» #crne, Itlahop NVwt«l»»y J. tlafna nf th^ Afri-
•AVEt BOV AND DROWN®.
Maroic lowan Losas Llfa in Bescuino
a Lad.
Odar Ijikf. la. Au*. T-While
Charles Kephart. Hobert Owen and
two hoys, aged sev*»n and nine, were
b.ny'
of tha recoven-d about three hours lately
sr""
or i,"1,u
'"'Hill. J|' *'harH th.
,M
i*
and"
rh
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ONE BANDIT DEAD
T1AIH noBBEN KILLED DURING
HOLDUP ON THE BURLING*
TON RAILROAD.
tIGHT R-EN IN THE GANG
Balitved tha Dead Highwayman Was
hot
*»y Comrade Through M,»-
take. as the Trainmen Made No Oc-
fense Safe in the Express Cat
Blown Up With Dynamite and Six
Sacki of Money Secured.
Mount Carroll. Ill. Aug.
Ing and Bur(,.s*fui
the e*pr.-.H
Fmmalum
jin.l uthn harsh, raustir wis .»re
lowi in price,
I nit inferior in work
and injurious to the stomach.
7.—A
ar
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kitchen
''"V'n
balance and fell Into the lak# Kep
hart Jumped In after the boy and
HUC
reeding In gating him Into the boat
aftar which Kephart aank cthauate.
and drowned before he could be helped
out. Mr. Kephart Is a man about
thirty seven year* old. and leaves a
I
o-
A
dar-
ra n
robbery oc
curred at Marcus, on the Chicago.
Turlington and Qmn y railway. flv.
nnl-# north of S:i%anna. about mid
tii»?l.t. Th'* fine v«'ttitiulvd
pa#sanger
train of elevr-n coa»h»R. ConduMor
Kni r#on In charge, matt fiaKg.-d at th-?
!:ttl« gtatlon and eight mask.-d m. n
boarded the engine. The engiv.e. and
Rr n»an obeyed th«» imperative ord»*r?:
of th# robber# and at once uncoup!
the *ng*ije at.d e*j r--rt car from the
train and ran them a
tnll* up the track. They t!
O! .1
'A U'
They
fi
w.th Uynan
then rati the engln- north a
of a mile from Hanov.-r a?.
comoti?#. becoming deal
abandoned it and e»« ap.-! i ir.e
highwaymen waa kill«
"ve the ey»« and a!?- in
u.et Intiiant death while n
rine and hia body was dump. S
.»n
e
e lo
i Ih-»*S
i the
s«hot
!-«.
n
the
.t- th- y
fc*jTt'ind h* his company
sjH'd away Th«
quickly, the tra n.- n a:.
making no defense. hi* .-a. k* of
moii. y w« re fc^cured. but th a::. »unt
S* ni-t kn* wn. The pa»»«-ni were
not mole«t« s
viaji dttn*'
aaM-ngt-rs
Th« re wa. «rty hsr./
n« of the h»Sdup a: ,i .. man
walked bark and gave ti.. a...rn. A
ape. sal train of cltitea» a .: .-rai
I«oh« eocn at once proce.de the
sc*nv but. a# the track run# :t\- v.c the
«s'.baippi ard the country (a weii
a-iaptwi to a »u« e**#ul ftight. the ro!».
her# xaaily vKcape^l. The work «g»
evidently that of eip. rt# a* tl. y w.n
at it coolly and methods ally.
The trail atta« ked I# ur.e th
flaeft to the world and usualiy carried
cvt.*luc rabb* money, whir! :r.*r -t hav,
b#*«.n known by the highwaymen.
Th* ad robber a .«tranj er In
thU vii !nit* He was a nr.ddi--age.5
man ar.d well dre##«*d.
I Ottr eiplosions were r- i to
complete tl'1' destruet. th- saf«*
and the car waa badly wrecked. The
robber# were eight in number, a!!
n.afk.1 They evidently wen* railroa-i
men i"ie being a good engineer. M
nger William Hye fired five abots at
th. n!»bem. but without avail and a:,
attempt was made to bl'-w him up :i
bis car. Th# bandit# had arrays, to
ditch the entire train of nine h« avlly
laden coaches had not the s'.cnal U
stop leen heeded Several passengers
tn the buffet car. including the jnirter.
were held prisoners during the stniiT
glo to crack the safe It is thought
th ri« ad robber was killed by a com
rade by mistake The body was put
on the tender and run hy the rs a
short dMawe and then ibr »r. into
the weeds.
SECURED ONLY *2,008.
Official Acceunt of the Holdup the
Burlington.
Chicago. Auj 7. Following Is the
official account of the robbery, issued
by the general manager of the Chica
go. Hurlington and vjuincy railway
"Train No. 47 was held up about
11 3o p. at south switch. Marcu?.
about ten mile# north of Savanna. II:.
The switch was turned for passing
trav^ and the trtLn flagged. The two
O N S A
MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA. Till IISDAY. AUGUST 7. 1902.
dd ears, oiirflhllng «IT a mall and ex
press car and a composite ear were
ut off and taken to the north
switch. Wh.ro the safe in the ,.
xure
tar was blown open with dynamite and
on tents taken, after which the en
was cut off by the roljl.ers and
statted north. As the robb'-rn left the
®xpre«s mesKenger fired at them. One
robber was found dead about one mile
north of Marcus and hi* body wa
Riven over to the coroner. At least
«lx men w«,re concerned in the rob
bery. Bo far as is known only $2,000
»n silver was secured. None of the
crew was hurt and none of the passen
KCTH molested. The expreRK en.j of the
rilled ar was badly damaged."
KING GOES TO LONDON.
Edward Laaves His Yacht and Returns
i by Special Train.
I-ondon. Aiifr. 7—The joyal yacht
Viftoria ami Albert, with King Ed
ward on b«ard, left Cowes at 1:3"
p. m. for i'ortRmouth. The harlior
station at Portsmouth Was reached
shortly after 2 oV lock. A special train
to convey his majesty to Iondo:i
awa.ted his arrival at i'ort.-inouth.
Hi" royal yacht bear'nc the king
was moored alongside the dockyard
Jetty at Portsmouth. Two Japanese
warships fired salutes and were fol
low. by ali the commissioned ships
fa th- harbor. The king was officially
reeeived at the landing place hy Ad
miral Sir Charles Frederick Hotham
and General Sir Baker Cr»-- i Rutseil.
The departure from Portsmouth was
nmde at 3:4" fmd it was expected that
the tun to London would be made in
two hours, r.o reduction of the sched
ule time being ontemplated as was
done when the kin* was taken to
Portsmouth. The train, which was
pr-eeded by a pilot engine, reached
Victoria stalion at 5:3" p. in- The
Ftntion w-as decorated in honor of his
majesty's homecoming. Free access
was allowed the public, except to the
platform reserved for his majesty.
The king appeared to be in excel
lent spirits. The deer. as» in his
w. iirht caused by the operation gave
him an appearance of greater heinht.
He stood up in his car-'.a^e and bowed
repeatedly in respond to the eheerins
throngs on the route to the palao.
The queen ami Prim s Victoria rode
In the carriage with the King and two
curs-es followed in the next carriage.
MR. WHITE'S SUCCESSOR.
Charlemagne Tower May B§ Trans
ferred to Berlin.
Washington. Aug. 7— The resigna
tion of An irew r». White, minister to
German), may result in other impor
tant id-.ai.g* s. The story go»-s that
Charlemagr." Tower, minuter to Rus
sia. will be transferred to Berlin and
that i: :•::.v Storer will leave the Ma
4r•-••
3—-**-*
ten-bur^ Thee. Hemv White, secre
tary of the American embassy at Lon
don. will succeed Mr Storer at Madrid.
Ambassador White's retirement at
this tune Is bebeved to be due alto
gether to his personal wi.-hes, the am
b.i -t lor having r- ssed a wish
v time ago to bm public duty
t» '!. ocipletie:. his seventieth
yea-
i
KAISER AND CZAR MEET.
German Emperor Arrives in Russian
Waters.
Reval, Russia, Aug. 7.—Emperor
Win-am of Germany arrived in the
roadsted during th® day. The ship
ping in the harbor was brilliantly dec
orated with bunting and garlands and
a Fpacious reception hall, lavishly fur
nished, had been erected on the quay.
The Russian merchant squadron,
anchored in the harbor, was dressed
with flatus. The czar, on the imperial
yacht Standart, sailed early to meet
the Hohenzollern and the German em
peror was transhipped to the Stand
art. which returned to port with thq
two emperors aboard, followed by the
Hohenzoll.-rn and the German cruiser.}
Prinz HeJnrich and Nvmphe. The
Standart passed down a line of Rus
sian warships, which fired salutes and
manned sides.
HELD PENDING INVESTIGATION.
Many Passengers on Disabled Schoon.
er Not on Ship's Manifest.
New York. Aug. 7.—About thirty
of the passengers on the disabled
schooner Notice, from Cape de Verde
islands for Providence, which was
towed to this port Tuesday, are not
mentioned on the manifest and the im
migrant authorities have detained
th. at Kliis island during an investi
gation.
Some months ago a warning was
sent out that immigrants were being
smuggled to this country in small ves
sels from the Cape Verde islands.
Th«- imf Old Story
J. A.KeJij relates Nil experience sim
ilar t" that wl.ieh has happened in al«
it.o^t .-very neighborhood in tlie t'nited
states nnd han been toiil and re told bj
thousands of others. He gaye: "Last
BU'iiin'T I had an attaet of dysentery
an 1 purehaseh a bottle of Chamberlains
L'oiie, Ch-dera ami Direh'^-a li^-medy,
whi -h I used accordir.g to directions
ar.d with entirely satisfactory results.
The trouble was ntrolled much .j\iii-k
er than form -r attacks when I used other
remedies." Mr. Kelly is a well kt owe
citizen of Henderson. N. C.- For sale by
AH Druggists.
i The IlrM l.ininirnt for *ifr il»i«.
Mr. K. H. ells, the merchant at Deer
I Park, Lorg Island. V..sajs: 1 a!ways
recmended handf-riair.'s Pain lialni
as the l»est lmimttTit for strains. I used
it last wii.t'-r for a severe ini:. ness in
the side, resulting from the strair. and
n a« t:re itiy pleased with the .juick relief
a»-d car.' it effected.—For sale by Ali
Iruggibts.
7 •, fg St Pe-
Folej's Kidney Cure purities the blood
i
by straining out impurities and tune#
tip the whole #}g\«ui. Cure* kidney and
bladder trouble*.—Chris Shutz.
Gcnuint jtairpd C. Ntver told !n bulk.
1 Ekwair of thf dcaitr who trici tc sell
"something j"*t as good
Go»Carts and
Baby Carriages
$4.25 UP.
A HANDSOME LINE op
E8ESSIHG TRBLES
i
fl.DSIC BOCK
FROM $2.25 TO $4 50.
WHITE BROS.,
The New Furniture Store.
The Jewel Malleable Steel
1
E E A A N N U A S A E O
WILL BEGIN AT McDONALD BROS'. HARDWARE STORE
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, AND CONTINUE ONE WEEK,
Burin" which time we will GIVE AWAY absolutely free to each purchaser of a Steel Range $7.50
I worth of "kitchen utensils, all useful articles. It you are in need of
a
11 erg and have something that will never wear out Buy it now while the sale is on and get these useful
utensils. During that week we will also make a special price of $2.68 on our celebrated Silver
K id Forks which are guaranteed not to tarnish or peel ofl. Don't miss these two great sales at
I O N A O S
€tabtr.
CtfA*. B. KENNEDY," J. H. W4LLIAH50N,
State
In order to close out our Summer Shoes and make room for our Tall and Winter stock we are sell*
In order to close out our Summer Shoes and make room for our Fall and Winter stock we are sell*
lag all our HEN'5 & BOYS' CANVAS SHOES and Ladies' Oxfords and Children's Oxfords and Clippers
at greatly reduced prices. Also a lot of Men's Ladies' and Children's 5hoes in -broken sizes" to
clean up our stock. These bargains w ill interest you all, as you must all wear shoes. Come early if
you want to get your share of their bargains.
THE riADlSON
riadison, S.
Farm Loans
^#,RATES,^,
Time^tried and proven valuable. The
best on the market. Long tried evi
dences of its staying and preserving qual
ities on every hand, If you want a dura
bli pftiot £[6t MONAHCH PAINT at
we can suit you in either. List your lands with us for sale.
5QUARE DEALING. NO REGRETS. Call on or address
WM. F. BAKER or WM. HcGRATH,
LANN0N-C00K BLOCK. HADIS0N, 5. DAK.
PRICE FIVE CEST9
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an investment that will pay better than bonds or mort
gages? We can cite you to
it.
We have
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In all parts of South Dakota, Nortb Dakota, AUwMfiaU
and elsewhere. If you invest with us.
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To make a personal'examination of our lands anil choose
for yourself.
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