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TALK OF WAR.
Italy and Austria Whose Relations
Have Long Been Strained Are
Near Open Rupture Now.

Vienna, Nov. S.-The attack upon
Italian students at Innsbruck Thursday
occasions great solieitude. There is no
attempt to disguise in certain official
circles the apprehension hat re-
lations between Austria and Italy,
which have been strained for
some time, are now nea the
breaking point. 1t is well known
that anti-Austrian feeling throughout
Italy will be greatly increased by the
unfortunate vents of Thursday, and
public feeling, which a long been
excited under the propaganda of the
Dante Aligheri society. may become in
famed to a war pitch.
There can be no doubt that notwith-
standing the earnest efforts of the Ger.
pour oil upon the waters, the triple all
opr oil upon the waters. the triple al
lance is practically at an end. The
trouble was revived recently by the
failure to renew a commercial treaty
between the two countries.
Innsbruck, Austria. Nov. 5.-Rioting
on a large scale recommended at noon
and the gendarmes are using their bay
onets There is some evidence the au-
thorities will proclaim martial law. A
strong force of troops is posted in the
neighborhood of the Italian consulate.
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BOTHERED A WIDOW.
Interesting Case of a Farmer and His
"Sacred Flame"

Sacred Fiamc."
Huron, S. D., Nov. There eside
a prosperous farmer in he west part
of this county who is ambitious for the
heart and hand of an attractive widow
"a school teacher-of the same local
ity. His attentions We're not appre-
ciated by the lady, but she was unable
to shake him off, and as a last resort
appealedEto Judge Whiting of the cir
cult court, who issued an order re-
straining the. ardent lover from paying
further attention to the lady-rnust not
send presents, gifts or letters or in any
way annoy her. Flo a time the order
was obeyed. but a few weeks since
1.-The sacred flame began burning
anew, and disregarding the injunc-
tional edict he renewed his efforts to
possess h hand and heart of the UNI
sympathetic school ma'am. So de-
termined was he that h was again
Obliged to appeal to the court, n this
time the order came for him to show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt; this he failed to do. and
was therefore fined $50 for his offense
and was given to understand that n
repetition of the offense would neces-
state the enforcement of more sever
methods. 1t is doubtful If this incident
is closed.
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Teachers, Association Meets.

Marion Junction. S. D., Nov. 9.-The
Turner County Teachers association
held it's autumn session in this Place
last Friday and Saturday. Between
fifty and seventy-tive teachers we're
present. State Superintendent Gorge
w. Nash was present at the Friday
evening session and delivered Il lee
ture on his travels in Europe. Some of
the most prominent teachers of the
county were present and took part in
the program. Superintendent Ed of
Centerville city schools, democratic
nominee for county superintendent,
was president of the association and
the program and management of the
meeting reflect great credit on him.
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Maintains Proper Speed.

Washington, Nov. Secretary Mor-
ton today received a report from Cap
tain Dayton, president of the board Of
inspection and surrey, saying hat the
armored cruiser West Virginia main
tanned an average speed, as corrected
for tidal currents, of 22.146 knots per
hour for four consecutive hours at her
recent trial over the measured course
off Cape Ann exceeding by O.146 Of a;
knot the speed called for in the con-
tract with her builders. III Newport
News Ship Building and Drydock COM
pany. This performance insured the
acceptance of this warship by the cov-
eminent. J
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Terms of Arbitration Convention.

st. Petersburg. Nov. s.-The terms OF
the Anglo-Russian agreement on con-
stitution of the commission follows:
III commission is to consist of five
members. officers Of Great Britain.
Russia. the United States. Frances;
these to select the fifth. II they cam
not agree upon Il choice the selection
is TO pe entrusted to the sovereign of
sorne country to be chosen by Great
Britain and Russia. The commission
is to report on all circumstances relat-
ing to the disaster n to establish re-
sponsit''ity. The commission is to
have power to settle all questions of
procedure, the parties to bind them
selves to supply the commission with
all necessary information, facilities,
etc. The commission is to meet in
Paris as Snon as nOSSihle.
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MINERS Re- oUME WOEK.
Additional Numbers of Idle Men in lli-
nois Return to Their Picks
Others Vet Idle.

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 9~.-Reports re-
ceived at the state Office of the United
Mine Workers of America are to the
effect that all the principal mines
around Peoria and Pana have resumed
work. The hosting engineers who are
out voted to resume work.. In the
Springfield and Chicago-Alton subdis-
tricts the mines are still idle. except
the independent mines which made
terms with the hosting engineers. i
LaSalle, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-THE hosting
gineers' union in Illinois is a thing OF
the past. The old engineers nave re-
turned TO work and ave joined the
miners union.
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OTHERS
Boston Politician Sentenced for Crooked
Work.

Boston, July Estate Representative
Thomas Curley and Alderman James
NJ. Curley We're sentenced in the United
States court to serve two months in
Jail for having ~impe-sonated others at
a civil service examination. James j.
Hughes Il Bartholomew Fahey also
received a similar sentence. The two
latter were the men whom the Curley's
had impersonated at the examination.
Today's sentence was an affirmation
of enc imposed earlier, but the defend
ants had carried their case by sue
cessive appeals to the United States
supreme court.
In passing sentence I':lge Lowell said
that the Curleys had not shown Il
proper realization of their crime.
Thomas II. Curley is a candidate for
recollection to the legislature, having
been nominated after the first sentence
was imposed and the ''ldge remarked
that those who voted for him shared
his shame.
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Hole With No Bottom

Aberdeen, S. D.. Nov. IA remark
able story IRON the southeastern
part Of the county where the water
from a newly bored artesian well has
been allowed to flow until it could be
piped and controlled. The water struck
a gopher hole a few feet from the well.
and although a stream an inch thick
had been flowing into the gopher hole
for foul days. it is not yet filled up.
Local residents OF the vicinity are IN
able to account for the occurrence and
1.-THE well and gopher hole is attracting
much attention.
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ANTITRUST Law GOOD
Federal Supreme Court sustains Wiz
consin Statute in Case of News
paner Conbip,+;o,

Washington, Nov. 9.-The supreme
court of the United States today af-
tirmed the decision of the supreme
court of Wisconsin. in the
boycott case arising from the alleged
business combination of the Sentinel,
News n Evening Wisconsin, of Mil
waukee. against the Journal, affecting
advertising rates. The opinion was de-
livered by Justice Holmes and upheld
the validity of the Wisconsin antitrust
aw SO far as it applied to this case.
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captured. The Russians left forty

A vigorous hon,ha rdmen. G. :te naval
guns was delivered at noon November
S against the asst harbor. dockyard
and other points. as a result OF which a
fierce contlaSration occurred near the
east harbor. The fire ragged from noon
to 4 p. M. The same day the fire OF
the large caliber guns was directed
against III" fort, at n height of 200
yards northwest of the watch tower.
Heavy damage was caused by the
bombardment on boil fort and tower.
a Russian field gun placed at n vital
point east of keekwan mountain was
struck by u Japanese shell and de-
StrCyed.
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ARMIES CAN'T MANEuvER.
Forces About Mukden Too Close To
uether 70 Move at All.

Mukden, Nov. S.-The Russian and
~Jananese armies are now SO close to-
gether thai maneuvering is almos, i'm
possible, the japanese combining them
selves to occasional night attacks
during which hey shell the villages
occupied by the Russians. In these at
tacks they have wounded several Rus
sian officers.
In return the Russians have pene-
trated japanese villages at night, caus-
ing temporary panics. On one occas-
ion the Russians succeeded in throw
ing two bombs into a japanese off,
GERS quarters. The japanese have re-
ceived large achievements. The first
snow is falling today.
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In Pegu may be seen an English
sentry keeping guard over a Burmese
Slol. The Burmese believe the idol is
asleep and that when he awakes the
end of the world will come. The sentry
Is there to prevent anyone from en-
terng the pagoda. which is his place of
repose, and awakening him. His slumb-
erB have lasted 5000 years.
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RUSSIA HAS ACCEPTED.
A Few Details of the North Sea Inquiry
Are to Be ARRANGED.

NTt 20 DC NFTdEIyEu'
st. Petersburg, Nov. S.-Russia has
accepted the Geographic draft of the
Anglo-REssian convention for a COM
mission Of inquiry into the North sea
incident submitted to Russia on
Wednesday INC the final exchanges will
be ratified in London. The commission
will sit in Paris and will consist of
five members. Russian, British. Ameri-
"a and French, these to choose a fifth
member. The broad outlines for the
inquiry are LAID down by the conven-
ton. but the commission will have a
wide latitude in determining all rele-
want facts. 1t is believed some minor
matters connected with the subject are
still undecided.
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ADvIcEs TO NOVEMBER a.
Japanese Tell of More Captures and of
Russians DESTROYING MAGAZINES.

Russians Destroying Magazines.
Toxic, Nov. 8.-Delayed advices from
Port Arthur between November 2 and
4 says two steamers of about $500
tons each anchored in the west harbor
were sunk by the Japanese heavy guns
N~ovember.1. and the following day an
other steamer of 5000 IONS was sunk.
Two Russians recently came In and
surrendered to the Japanese at a place
south Of Shut Shiying.
Two great explosions. apparently of
magazines. were heard November 2,
near Yuah Pao Fang.
On the night OF November 3 the Jap
anese occupied a fort since called
Ichinobe. owing to the fact thai it was
bravely captured by that general. Three
field guns, two machine guns. three tor
pedoes and many other trophies were
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many %BURGLA7IES.
Five Sioux Falls Business Houses Are
Broken Into and Robbed in Two
Nights.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 9.--Five loca.
business houses, two grocery stores,
two saloons and d harness shop were
burglarized during the past w nights.
Cash registers and slot machines were
broker open and the contents alb
's.racted, quantities of cigars, liquors,
revolvers and pocket knives We're car
ried away, together with about $50 IN
cash. A stranger was arrested this af-
ternoon on suspicion of being I'M
plicated.
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Reports of the wholesale slaughter of
deer and game birds out of eason come
ito Duluth from the ranges. 1t is
claimed hat scores of men are engaged
at hunting to supply camps and indi-
viduals in the towns with venison and
partridge. The rate at which game is
being killed, it Is claimed, will make
serious inroads on deer and partridge
this year. The season for partridge
opened Oh October Is, but the young
birds have been full grown for a
month. The deer season does not open
till November 10.
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The Roberts County Case.

Pierre, S. D., Nov. 9.-The .uprem.
court has received he sample ballot
from Roberts county which conforms
to The order of the court II will he
used. The first sample ballot had the
county tickets at the head of the col
umns, and gave a wrong impression.
The later ballot puts the presidential
and state tickets ahead of the county
tickets and so does not give undue
prominence to the Roosevelt indepen-
dent republican ticket, about Which
the trouble has been made.
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something frequently happens that


Something frequently happens that
goes to prove the fertility of the soil
In the Salt River valley. 1t is nothing
unusual to hear Of cutting several crops
Of alfalfa of one field In mi season:
grapes frequently bear two crops and
so do figs. The latest, however, is re-
ported by James Goodwin. He has in
his yard q tree that to the casual OBJ
server Is only an ordinary pear tree.
1t was nothing more than this to Mr..
Goodwin until this year. He had ale
ways noticed that it vas of an early
variety. and this season along in May
q crop Of pears was picked. A little
later his interest Was u by MOTTO
Ing the tree in full bloom again. What
Is still more interesting. is that at
the present time the tree has another
fully matured crop OF pears on it which
are now ripening. as well as did the
iHrAf cr0n.
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w. p. Beardsley. George Klapproth.
David w. Scott and John Belsea nave
reached Seattle from the north. bring,
ing with them $4,000 in gold dust n
one of the largest nuggets of the year.
The gold comes from Glen gulch, in
h Tanana district where all four Of
the men own valuable claims. The
party are all experienced mining men,
and have spent several seasons in the
north. Mr.. B~eardsley has spent eight
In Alaska.
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The japanese government is placing
ing machinery in this country. The
machines are intended for use in the
imperial a%rsenals, s%hipbuilding yards,
locomotive works. etc. One single or
der placed a few days ago included ITO
iathes.
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Narrowly escaped Death.

Deadwood, S. j.. Nov. 9.-While ont
looking for duck- a hunter neal Vac
mistook a young 10Y for n and fired
away. Luckily tie gun was exploded
at long range ant did not kill the boy.
although his flesh was badly peppered
With shot.
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A new form of looping the loop is
promised the Parisians. A French en-
eineer says he will make a motor car
run down a steec slope to a wide open
1t will oun a springboard and turn a
complete somersault, coming down on
the other side Of the opening and on a
continuation of the track.
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Lead Man honored.

Lead, S. D., Nov. 7.-G. L. Marcou1
of this city has been honored with an
appointment as member of the national
committe on organization of funeral di-
r%ectors. This committee is an inn
portant one and Mr.. Marcoux consid-
ers it a great honor to be placed on it.
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4 On Lord Kitchener's recent tour In
the Interior Of the .Simla hills he re-
ceived IN address of welcome from the
Rajah of Bashahr. who assured him
that "the songs Of your excellency's
stainless glory. of h sincere, impartial
and the honest acts of the late Trans
wal wal (Which are the real ornaments
iof the honorable officers of YOU excel
iency's position), are cheerfuily sung
by the heavenly nymphs in paradise"
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One recent Monday 2.108 Of the men
employed at Harland & Wolfr's ship
building yards. Belfast. were absent.
When reporters asked the reaso of
rather greater thar usual. but 1t is
quite the rule for a large number of the
men to absent themselves on Mon
day.
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RUSSIANS HAVE
A new THEORY
Claim Proof That Jap Minister
to Holland Organized
Torpedo Attack.
PORT t SITUATION
Japanese Have Occupied Wantai Hill,
and the Russians Have Sent Out
Word That They Cannot Hold
Out Much Longer.
PORT ARTHUR SITUATION

ST. Petersburg. Nov. S.-A sensational
report is current here. attributed 10 a
high authority, that Russia VIII I'M
before the International COM
mission to prove the Japanese minister
at The Hague actually organized an at
tack on the Russian squadron. and Will
produce a message sent by the minister
containing complete evidence that
sucb WAS the case.
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Not long ago the lord mayo Of Lon
don. when sympathy for him was ex-
pressed on the number Of dinners he
was expected to eat publicly in his year
OF Office. explained that he had a special
menu, and ate only courses the ingred-
tents of which were known to him
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HAyAsHI is HUMOROUS.
Japanese Want Baltic Fleet to Get to
the East Under Ro~iestvensky.

London, Nov. S.-Japanese Minister
Hayashi. asked by the Associated
Press for a statement regarding the
report current at st. Petersburg that
the japanese minister at The Hague
had organized ;.h attack on h Rus
sian squadron, emphatically denied that
any action had been taken at The
Hague. He said:
I'm their daily different explanations
the Russians alternately credit us with
supernatural cleverness and foolish
ness. If people would only stop to
think, they would see that it would be
almost suicidal for us to risk the
friendship of any power by ar attempt
to destroy the Russian squadron from
a neutral port. who it is to our utmost
advantage that the squadron should ar
rive in our own waters under its pres
ent admiral"
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WOMEN G TO VOTE
Enormous Registration in Utah Is Be-
yond Precedent.

Salt Lake City. Nov. 1.-THE cam
paign in Utah will close tonight. In
Salt Lake City and county, especially.
everything is being lone to arouse in
terest with a big rally, while a number
of meetings for women voters will be
held by the American party
A feature of his years campaign
has been the enormous registration Of
ONE This increase is especially
marked in Salt Lake City, and the
American party managers claim it is
due to the anti-church domination
fight.
Weather conditions favoring, it is
believed the vote in this state Will be
by far h heaviest ever pollez.
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AT vLADlvosToK.
Russians Strengthening Town, Though
Not Expecting an Attack.

Chefoo, Nov. 8. = The Norwegian
steamer fungus arrived here this even
Ing. five days from ~Vladivostok. carry
Ing 700 Chinese refugees, who were I'M
able to live at V%ladivostok any longer,
owing to the high price Of food. A ter
rifle gale made the landing of the
refugees impossible today, but one
Chinaman succeeded in reaching shore.
He said the Qualifications Of Vladivo-
stok are increasing in number and
strength, and that the fortress is
strongly garrisoned, but the Russians
do not expect an attack and have nc
Intention of invading Korea this winter
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Creditors Satisfied.

Deadwood, S. D., Nov. 9.-The affairs
of the Deadwood-Lead Gas company
are being settled up satisfactorily to
the creditors, and Peter English mas
again been put in charge of the com
pany's business. All claims will be
paid in full. TIL total liabilities are
about $4,000.
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Farm Barn Burned.

Aberdeen, S. D.. Nov. 9.-The barn
on the Gilborne farm in Westpert
township was destroyed by fire at mid
night. Owing to lack of facilities for
fighting the flames the barn was a
total loss. Five head of horses, 500
bushels of grain, seventy-fve tons of
hay and a large mou OF farm ma
chinery We're burned. The farm was
occupied by Will Seaman. There was
no insurance on the barn or contents.
and the loss is heavy.
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Blade Suspended Publication.

Lead, S. D., Nov. 1.-THE Black Hills
Blade. after a career of three snort
months, has suspended publication.
When Editor Jones started the paper.
he believed there was room for q good
democratic weekly in this city. but the
venture was a losing one. This was
one of the few journals In the Hills
supporting Mitchell for capital.
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Well Water Is Impure.

Deadwood. S. D., Nov. 7.-Health Of
icer DR.. Fl. II. Hanstein has been in
.v%estigating sanitary conditions here
abouts. and finds that the water in
wells and cisterns is unfit for use I'M
less the same be boiled before using,
in order that typhoid fever may be eX-
terminated.
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The Rev. William May, the Oldest
Methodist preacher in Kentucky, died
recently. He had been preaching for
seventy-fve years. n In that time
had never accepted a cent Of money for
his services. He married 5000 couples,
baptized 5000 persons and officiated at
k.lGl funerals.
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The Rev. b. Harrison of Charlton,
Kings, England. committed suicide the
other day, leaving for his wife a letter
which began: '.This Will set you free
from a climate so trying to you, and
you may now live in London or any
other place that may suit you"
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CAN'T INTERFERE.
injunction Made Permanent Aeaint
Cripple Creek Mine Owners

Denver, Nov. 9.-Judge Marshall of
the United States court. has made per-
manent the temporary injunction re-
Gently issued restraining members of
the Cripple Creek Mine Owners asso-
'ciation and Citizens alliance members
and others from interfering with the
owners anc employees and properties of
me interstate Mercantile company Of
Montana. at Cripple Greek, whose stors
was looted August ii.
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SITUATION NEARs A CRISIS.
japanese Occupy Better Positions
Aono Che Line Below Mukden.

Aone the Line Below Mukden.
Mpkden, Nov. S-uninterrupted activ-
tty is conspicuous between the oppos-
ing positions. That on tie plain and
that on Pungpao hill occupied by the
japanese, mo that on Manalon hill
iaily threaten n formidable outbreak.
From Hungpao the Japanese are she'll
ing the Russians With captured Russian
guns and the resulting feeling among
The Russians indicates that this spot.
which is the most prominent along the
entire line, will doubtless initiate the
coming battle. Occasional casualties
are reported at Pienchiapu on account
of its exposed position. The advantage
Of opposition appears slightly in favor
of the Japanese along the entire line.
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Russian Elect Leaves Ianaier.

FNNSSEdFT ESSH NV Ur'S'S''
Tangier, Nov. 5.-The Russian fleel
of warships. accompanied by ten col
liers and a hospital ship, sailed from
here his morning. They took a west
ward course.
When the squadron finally disap-
peared on the horizon the warships
were heading west-southwest.