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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
PEACE COMPACT GOES
Rockefeller Is Said to Have Brough,
About a Hill arriman Arrange
ment on the Coast.

~ ~, -, =,
Ne" 1oEh' july Tor
a harmonious adjustment of the Hari-
man and Hill interests on the Pacific
roast ara said tn he nracticauv rom.
49,, -
pIeteu. iteceh~ purchases OF ABOUT
SZ'OOO,O 900 of tideWater terminal lands in
Tacoma and Seattle gave rise to reports
that MIR, Hartman was planning TO
b,;id -, ;,Ian.raa, a,I+ g.. -.
D"'.' 49, .'Sp"ii"S'' ou.'1N ~ ne
Shlo1l racine 10 those cities. 1t IS now
announced semi-ofiicially that in order
to prevent the construction of a rival
limo "a p,o.+ cor,d +ar;fe or,onr,
. = :"
H'e"t win the oregon snort Line from
Portland to Tacoma and Seattle will be
made.
Mr.. Hartman and his associates. it
is understood we're prepared to follow
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
DEFEATED H. G. DAVIS
A Missouri Farmer Once Elected Mayor
Over the Vice Presidential
Candidate,

Macon, Mo, July 19.-John T. Wick
roy. a Macon county farmer, who died
recently, defeated the democratic can
didate for vice president, H. G. Davis,
at the village election in Piedmont, w.
Va, in the sos. Nickroy ran on the
democratic ticket and Davis headed the
opposition. Nj. Davis became well
known In this vicinity as The million
ajre politician who had been beaten for
the ~mayorshtp by Farmer John Wick
roy.
Mr.. Nlckroy's daughter is a district
school teacher. a few years : the POO
teachers attending the institute con
tested for a prize TO be awarded to the
one answering best this question::
"Who is the greatest woman in all his
tory?"
Miss Mamie Nickroy passed over
Joan of Arc. Queen Victoria, Frances
Willard, Helen Gould ct al. and Won
the medal with this answer:
The wife If a Missouri farmer Of
moderate means. who does her own
cooking, washing and ironing. brings up
a large family OF girls and boys 10 be
useful members OF society, and dnds
time for her intellectual ana moral
Improvement, is the greatest woman
In all history"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
FAST TRAIN HELD UP.
Posse Started After the Robbers-Not
Known How Much Booty
They Captured.

San Antonio. Tex. July 1S.-South>
bound passenger train Nc. 8 on the
international and Great Northern rail-
way was held up at IL o'clock Friday
night about four and a half miles
south of O~akWoods. The first fntima-
ton the railway Offices had OF the
noldup was the appearance of two
frightened passengers at Oakwoods
who awoke the operator at that point.
They could say nothing beyond the
fact that the train had been held up.
They did not know how many. robbers
there were Inc did not remain on the
scene long enough to learn whether
an attempt was made to blow up the
mai or the express car.
The train left st. Louis Thursday
night at $50 o'clock and is due in
San Antonio this morning. 1t carried
both registered and ordinary mail in
addition to express registered matter.
At 2 o'clock this morning the train
had not reported at any station and
this led the officers to believe that
something serious had occurred after
the holdup. Ii is thought that 1t oc-
CURED at Spears Switch, which is q
blind siding.
Steps have been taken to advise
sheriffs and other officers and 40 start
a posse Immediately after the robbers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
RUSSIA HOPES IT'S TRUE.
st. Petersburg Points Out Possibility OF
Jap's Port Arthur Losses,

st. Petersburg, July 16.-The general
staff, although it has no further news
Of the reported Japanese disaster at
Port Arthur, points out that It is sig
niicant, II the report is untrue, that
no denial has been issued from Toxic.
An officer just returned from the
front tells the Associated Press that
the terrible losses reported sustained
by the besiegers of Port Arthur were
not unlikely, in view of the e~xtraor-
binary and almost fanatical determIna-
ton of the japanese, never hesitatinp
before the most terrible chances. Some
Of the forts at Port Arthur are pre-
coded by bitches four and five fathOms
deep, heWn out of the solid rock. Whole
regiments could easily be engulfed in
these chaSns.
Rumors emanating from st. Peters
burg that Port Arthur has fallen arouse
only smiles from Russian officers. It
Is not improbable that fighting IS now
progressing at TIA Tche Kfao. as Rus
sian advices show that the Japanese
were within a few miles of hat place.
The Russian resistance will probably
be determined by the character OF Gem
eral Kuroki's and General Nodzu's adj
vances on Hai-Cheng. A large force
OF japanese within striking distance of
Hai-Cheng would render it Impossible
for the Russian commander to remain
at Ia. Tche Kiao, IN which event there
VIII pc a light at Hat-Cheng, the re-
suit of which will be much more i'm
portant than the recent engagement at
Kai Chou.
Under yesterdays date q correspond
ent of the Associated Press with the
Russian headquarters at Liao-Yang,
whose kilograms heretofore have been
reliable, announces the reception there
OF Joyful news" of a brilliant repulse
of the Japanese assault at Port Arthur.
with the loss OF 5000 men. The corre-
spondent says whole masses OF the
enemy were blown up by mines and
adds that the Russian losses were 1900
and that Major General Fock pursued
the Japanese to the Nan Ga pass. The
correspondent says the reports are
causing general rejoicing and concludes
h a General Oku will now retreat to
the south" Il is possible the CORE
spondent Is confusing General Fock's
pursuit with the attack made by him
July 5 on the Japanese right flank,
when he was reported to nave driven
the enemy back to Nan Ga pass.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21

opposition. i came as a complete sur
Prise. Oh, yes, we had heard rumors
If it before, but never considered them
seriously at all. My fathers Kindness
20 the girl was not as Il friend of her
Head father. DR.. La ChappeIle. He
could not have been called that. The
senator merely saw in Anna a promis-
ing child and made the offer 10 educate
her.
While Anna and my aunt were trav-
cling in Algeria, where my father was
with them, reports OF their marriage
We're persistent. OF course, we could
SHOW nothing positively, but we gave
10 credcnCe whatever. When We
earned the fact here from my fathers
Ups, 1t was completely unexpected.
When did he announce it? A week
ago last Sunday. My sister. Mrs. Lewis
Rutherford Morris, was here. He odd
is that he was married and desired us
10 make the announcement. Mrs. Clark
Is now in Italy. VIII the senator join
her there? l Cannot say. I do o
know what my father intends to do
this summer"
Mrs. Culver said her father was not
step with deIiberation, she said. The
little girl, Audree, who figures in the
story. is q mystery to the family. Mrs.
Culver knows as little of her as does
the public. She admits the beauty and
accomplishments of the present Mrs.
Clark, but beyond that she declares she
Is not competent to speak.
Friends of the Clarks say it is strange
thai the senator did not nnoun the
marriage. at least when the child was
born.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
K~UROPATklN IN TRAP.
'hrec Jap Armies Threaten Cars
General and 10000 Men.

General and 10000 Men.
Chicago, July l8.-Richard Fl. Little, CHI
cage Daily News staff correspondent,
cables his paper from NiuChuang as fol
lowe,
'harouatkin, with his army OF 10000
men, seems in danger of being shut up
N Tatnh"Fdao. The RussEufls are be
"iIleret by tho Japanese movements
when are swift and unexpected. n
i'uS%ldn general had ciaDora tely planned
!" L&ht 4 great battle at TatChcktAo to-
u'Fr but TO his surprise the affair did not
come of Tho Japanese made a ieiht
against ~Tai-ninE-Ghan and the Mu3coVi'o
,p"l'r finally discovered that the enemy,
iusiead or giving hattie. had marched
eastward across his front and taken Up
~ ~ position on some hills to the east OF
Iatchckiao.
40 the north Of T~atahcl:iao in the d.
asCuoh or Liza Yang the Japanese forces
a'e moving In three bodies, while a large
1t'sh reinforcement Is advancing toward
nn~"Nchekiao from below h!Gp!ng. the
russians remaia IN their positions, da2ed
Ino puzzled to know what all this means.
anH Iact that the Japanese have made no
STSS.Sinpt to occupy this city seems to inFs-
~ rhen stin more. Only at few Russian
FOODS arc here now.
NuropatHin 1t Is reported, Is in n bad
10y, situated as be Is, for not only has
Generals Oku and Nodzu opposed 10
1.'n' put Kenernl Kuroki. with another
~ iorce. Is to the northeast of him and
pp'hht readily advance fast and cut off the
atsh retreat toward Mukden.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
ALL LONDON WONDERS
engagement of Miss Astor to Captain
Spender-CIay, Butt of Ridicuie,
Causes Astonishment.

London. JUiV lQ-Tbp oOoo nnn7aD,
of Pauline Aston IN Cantnin TI,Irh
S~pcnder-CIav ca,,ea1 .stnnigh,n cont ntU9 ~
society. Go 800 9[W.ir nra,rIn u
Nv in the prosorntion of Tord WIN,
NeviL, who fo,,n6 r. Mn Tho on s,ost
dupe swindIer ayer yirtim,ized JnnS
don rang with lamont, 80 Sn,rIor.
CLAWS recital how, NoyiI1n raIia'iad Nm M,
of thousands "'A'
Neville. who COMES ~ tha rrord
A~berraverrv rorii,, aosoonao5 frn,,
Warwick tha ti,r,So Lar 80 ~, : or
ing rovaI or,ns a. thhci, scrtcbeon
aslSe CIa,. in 1g0s * ,,;tnn to Nc
sirDaturn 10 nri,.ota for,i1, Tan1n
Slits vyaro ~ r ~ = ~ 49, sh "a
which covara6 +Lo aoc', ara ',.
the dsm no osLad - 1t !, nc
mana CIav dor ~ ~ =
tha docn,aan+ WaI.iTn "a ooNt -, ~
ro,rad 70 ~ = ,aroa ~ = 9 - a 49, : a.,
ron.Iav q ,,,sn IN ! Ga,t ! ~
Tnrourh tba srj+S Clov b,d ~ ]r .3IiT
indorsSa S-o,i1iaEs gtaS lt@u ~ 49,
The st,i+ ~ - e. > iIo 800 Ioa $3.50
or ac5ins+ s,H a., : ~ ~
oc,cneStinn ~ T ttU : p,JTi
sentamCod ia &C. ~ a
Tbn ~ o~o o. no % y gG@1Si j., 1ono r.h,,o
+. bro,,rhi1 80 q, go y ,i5in " ~
ffai I % s,r 49, 't28 Ltud.ut5, w.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
NAUGHTY BORIS SENT HOME.
Objected to Grand Dukes
Retinue in Mukden.

Berlin, July 1S.-1n connection with the
recall OF Grand Duke Boris from Man
churla, a remarkable story is published by
the Tageblatt. According 10 information
which the paper claims to be authentic,
the grand duke arrived at Mukden with a
retinue OF young women. General kuro-
patkin, on hearing this, reproached him,
saying: Il cannot permit this at Russian
headquarters. and must insist on your
highness sending these ladies away at
once"
D you know to whom you are talk
ing?" asked the grand duke, to which the
general answered: Certainly, your high
ness, you are a lieutenant in the Hussars
of the guard. l am commander-in-chief,
and order you to remove these ladies from
camp immediately"
Greatly angcred by this reply, the grand
duke drew his sword and wounded Kuro-
patkin in the nose. The car being telo-
graphed OF the incident, at once ordered
his cousin to return.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
HARTMAN BESTS HILL.
RE Secures a Temporary Injunction
Against the Northern Securities

Trenton, n. j., July lS.-Judge Brad
ford today granted a preliminary in
junction i'll the suit brought by Edward
II. Hartman, Winslow S. Pierce and
others to restrain the proposed pro
rata distribution Of assets OF the
Northern Securities company. This is
q defeat for the Hill interests.
The decision does not dispose Of the
main points at issue in the case, which
were whether Hartman and Pierce
should have returned to them the stock
of the Northern Pacific company which
theG put into the Northern Securities
company, or whether they should have
distributed to them stock of both the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
companies on The pro rata provided by
the directors of the Securities company.
The judge said a preliminary in
junction should only be refused where
it was absolutely positive the COM
~1lninants could not win the case wheu
ii came to a final hearing.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
RUSH TO ROSEBUD OPENING.
More Than 600 Tickets to Reservation
Sold in Kansas City.

Kansas City. July 19.-More than 600
tickets have been sold in Kansas City
to persons intending to participate I'M
the opening of the Rosebud Indian res
ervation. Registration for these lands
began July 5 and will continue until
July %, with Chamberlain and Yank-
ton as the points where registration
can be made.
The reservation includes 3S2, 900 acres
in Gregory county, South Dakota,
which viii be thrown open TO settle
ment, the government disposing of the
lands by the same process used in the
opening of the LAYTON lands in Okla
hOma. Three lines, the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul, the Burlington
and the Missouri Pacific, have sold
more thar 500 tickets since the opening.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
PRESSING THE ADVANCE.
Japs Moving Towards Tatchekiao i
Scientific Fashion.

81. Petersburg, July 19.-T'he Japan
csc are continuing their on
Tatchelltao, following a scientific
plan and entrerching their positions as
they move forward. They appear to be
taking extra precautions on account of
their knowledge that kuropatkin Is at
Tatchekiao in person.
According to a dispatch from Lieu
tenant General Sakharoff, dated July
Is, Generals Oku's and Nodzu's armies
have Joined at Fang Chi. ten miles from
Tatchekiao. The japanese are also
reported to have occupied Pintzau, sew
en- miles north Of Kai Chou, and We're
still proceeding toward New Chwang.
which a not been occupied on July is.
a detachment of kuroki's force is re-
ported 10 have reached Tszhakehe, for
ty miles east OF Ltao Yang. on the Feng
Wang Cheng road.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21

st. Petersburg, July 16.-There is
now good reason to believe the report
of a Japanese disaster before Port Ar
thur came from the Russian Consul
at Chefoo. Although there is no onlr-
nation here of the Toxic report that
the Japanese nave taken New Chwang
without opposition. it does not create
surprise, as it's abandonment is on
sidered only a matter of time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
A RUSH AT %BONESTEEL
A Thousand Registered This Morning
and the Afternoon Number VIII
Ee SILL arrar

Bonesteel. S. d, July 19.-An i'm
mense crowd is here today, the line at
OOn extending almost two blocks.
Clerk NTcPhauI registered 1000 his
morning and more than that number
will register this afternoon. The North
western brought in two sections at
noon loaded with people.
The St. Elmo tOwnsite sale is in
progress OF st Elmo, a great many
people attending.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
Helps Union Pacific.

New York, July IS.-The lot
nent OF the Northern Securities decis-
ION caused a c~oHvulsive bound In MOI
Pacific and Southern Pacific. the for
mer going to 95hs, the latter to 51N:
both then ran eff about a point. The
decision had been so accurately fore
was to take profits after the decision
was announced and the market yielded
under this influence. An enormous alb
sorDtion of Union Pacific convertible
bonds was the feature Of the trading.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
HATES TO GIVE IT UP.
81 Petersburg Now Fears the Denial
ct $4,000 Less MAY Be a Ruse.

ct $4,000 Less May Be a Ruse.
st. Petersburg, July 19.-SinCe the
receipt from rokio of an official denial
OF me report OF a Japanese repulse at
Fort Arthur with a loss of about 10000
men, Scepticism as TO the truth of the
report from Niceroy AIeXieff's head
quarters pcrVaded all circles. but the
general staff declines to accept the de-
MAJ u~nreservedly. While not insist
ihS on the accuracy OF the figures. It
Is claimed there is good reason to be
iieVe y severe cheek was inflicted on
we japanese in front Of Port Arthur.
II ls considered possible General Stoes-
SCI may have made II report on the
subject direct TO the emperor. who
VIII not return here until tonight.
me American embassy today for
"ar'Icu to Berlin another list of Jap
ahese prisoners. 1t shows 430 in va
Fl$u9 Russian cities. The whereabouts
81 500 who We're at sea and are now
scattered las not been definitely es-
tablishcd.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
FOUR DROWNED.

Rowed Too Near the Misidam and the
Boat Upset.
P~ittsburg, Kan, July IS.-Four per
sons all this city We're drowned last
night III Spring river, eighteen miles
east of here.
The dead:
II. A. STAMM AND WIFE.
MISS KATIE STAMM.
LOUISE MYERS.
They were rowing and approached
too near a milldaR7, which upset the
boat,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
New York Bank Statement.
RUSSIAN ASSASSINkTED
Vice Governor of EIizabethpeI Meets
Death at Hands of Unknown
ParSN

st. Petersburg. July 19.-The vic,
governor of Elizabethpel was ~assassi-
mated.
The assassination occurred at Adgs-
hakent. a small place in the southwest
ern corner of the government of Eliza
hethpel.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21

New Chwang, July 16.-It is report
ed the Japanese troops advancing on
Kai Chou have e~ntTenChed md are
awaiting reinforcements. There is
heavy firing day and night, proving
the Russians are making q stubborn
resistance.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
FAMILY ExTEnM .uA1ED.

Buffalo Man Shoots Wife and Caush-
ter and Then Kills Him
self.
Buffalo, N. Y, July 15.-Edgar q. Wash
ourn, a board of trade man, shot and
killed his wife and daughter today and
hen suicided.
1t is believed the deco was commit
TED while Washburn was Suffering
from temporary insanity. /
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
GRAIN ELEVATOR FIRE.
3. G Q. Establishment at South Chi
cago Destroyed Win Loss of
S35O.OOO.

Chicago, July 1S.-The Baltimore ana
Ohio grain elevator at South Chicago
burned early today. Loss, $350,0GD.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
JAPANESE CAPTURE
NEWCHWANG'S PORT
Town Of Yin Kow Reported
Taken by Them Without
Real Opposition.
THE PORT ARTHUR STORY
No Further Enlightenment Is Received
as to the Report of Immense Jap
Losses, But Russia Is Hoping
It's True.

Toxic, July Let IS reported that
Yin Kow has been captured by the
Japanese without any resistance of the
Russian troops.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-21
Gave No Time for Opposition.

All talk Of opposition to my fathers
marriage said Mrs. Culver, lis ridfcu-
lous. He literally gave us no time for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
he HELPED REFORM
CHICAGO'S COUNCIL

record IL given 10 the voters.
Such confidence have the mass Of
voters learned to impose In the rec
ommsndation of the executive COM
mittss Of the Municipal Voters
League that a candidate for office
whose fitness OF record viii not
bear the llnleiiEht Of their lnveHti.
cations stands iitti. show Of hav.
ms hts political aspirations graft.
fled.
Mt. slke sis a graduate Of the l.
OF NJ. taking post graduate course
OF the University Of Chicago. and
has been student OF munlcipnl
government and questions booking
TO the control Of city service cor
porstious. In the early pos. AZ a
time when the franchises OF some OF
the street railways Of Chicago we're
about TO expire. Mr.. skies. then an
associate editor on the Chicago Rec
ord. VAS selected secretary OF the
franchise committee OF tho ChlcaFp
city council
While holding this position he
succeeded In exposing the true In
wardness and caused the defeat Of n
franchise extension asked for by the
North Chicago street raiiwaya.
which franchise had gone 10 second
reading, and would have been per-
petual had It passed.
Mr.. Skies sees no reason why the
work OF the Civic Union should not
become a power for good In Seattle
II IL only necessary that il be
backed up by the best citizens and
the press Of the city and that the
findings of Its extensive committee
be absolutely unbiased. looking only
toward the selection OF men OF In
tcgrity and ability for official rec
oRnltion.
Mr.. Skies met the members OF the
Civic Union last night at the resi-
dencs Of Attorney D. n. James. on
Queen Anne Hill. and left for Los
Angeles early this morning. lie OK
pressed keen interest In the vel
fare Of the local association and said
he was going 20 watch Il carefully
to SEQ how It's accomplishments
would compare with those OF the
league In Chicago.
The constitution OF the local or
ganIzutlon is patterned IN n general
way after that at Chicago. but az
fers In some respects, Tho chief
difference is that the executive com
mittea OF the Chicago union has al
most full power TO make all prose
BUTTONS. while the executive com
mittee here f. largely responsible
to a board of trustees OF 30 mem.