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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
FAvoRs TWO STATES.

Republican Subcommittee Proposes t.
Let in Arizona and Oklahoma.
Washington, March 29.-The states
of Oklahoma, composed Of Oklahoma
and Indian territory. and Arizona, en-
bracing Arizona and New Mexico, are
erected in a bill which has been COM
pleted by the republican members Of
the subcommittee Of the house COM
mittee on territories. The bill will be
presented to the full committee in a
few days. The bill admits Arizona" to
statehood Immediately, but Oklahoma
will not be admitted until 1906, when
all the Indian lands will have been al
,ptto5 r-s-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
America TO Act for Ianan.

st. Petersburg, March 29.-The jap,
anese government through the United
Sea.rs embassy has requested Russia
to permit the Japanese consul and staff
at Turbussi, island of Sakahlin, with
500 refugees, to return to Japan.
a Many Of the latter are represented to
Tbe suffering from lack Of food. Russia
has been asked to notify the Japanese
authorities through Richard T. Green
er, United States commercial agent at
Vladiyostok, when a ship can be sent
to take the Japanese off.
At the request of Japan Ambassador
Mccormick will facilitate the journey
Of forty-eight Japanese now at Chita,
Siberia, to Berlin in case they desire
to go there at the expense Of Japan.
Japs Move on Russians Flank.
Liza Yang. Manchuria, March &c.
General Mishtchenko has been Informed
that the Japanese have suspended their
advance on the Ping-Yang-Anju line.
Three thousand Japanese troops are
stationed at ANU, a thousand at PAX
Chieng, while forty Japanese warships
and transports are anchored at Chin
nanpo.
According to Russian advices the OBJ
ject of the Japanese is to turn the
Russians flank, for which they are
awaiting concentration of their army.
Royalty En- Tour.
Paris, March 26.-The Mathis Har-
bin correspondent. experimenting Vic
eroy Alexieff's report on the Japanese
attack on Port Arthur at midnight of
March Fl and the morning of the 22d,
says the bombardment resulted in kills
ing eight persons. The correspondent
says the sanitary service train which
should have left Hardin yesterday was
obliged to await the passage of the
Grand Duchess Maria's train and thai
OF two others bearing the names OF
Grand Duchesses Olgo and Tatiana.
Russia Protests Again
The st. Petersburg correspondent OF
the Matin says Paul Lessar, Russian
minister at Pekin, has been instructed
to make representations to the Chinese
government on the subject of lack Of
discipline among the Chinese troops.
Emperor viii Not Fight
st, Petersburg, March 2s.--The report
printed abroad that the emperor is go-
ing to the front in the summer receives
official circles.
Russians operationg ct Antung.
Toxic, Ms.rcis 26r-A private telegram
from Korea states the Russians are es-
tablishing strrsag position In the
vicinity OK Antungs Theyare said d
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
BOY DIED IN A CAGE.
Little Fellow Suffering From
~Hydrophobia.
Hydrophobia.

Baltimore, March 29.-After raving all
night in the delirium Of rabies, John
Dubb, the eight-year-old son of Jacob
Dubb, died in the city hospital. Death
followed exhaustion and the paralysis
or the center of respiration, making it
impossible for the boy to breathe.
All through the long night the father
or the boy sat outside the cage in which
the child had been confined as a pre-
c~autionary measure and watched the
little fellows pitiable struggles and the
SLOW approach Of death without being
In the least able.to help him. The boy
was not fully conscious, 'but OCCASION
ally when the father or some attendant
would speak in a loud voice directly to
MIN he would answer almost as if in a
dream.
Death came peacefully to the boy,
who, in fact, showed little of the on
Vulsive and destructive symptoms
Which are so generally associated in
the public mind with cases of hydro
phobia. He was afflicted with hallucina-
tons II would occasionally cry out in
terror at an imaginary snake or dog.
Young Dubb went 10 the hospital
night before last. IIe was bitten by a
dog on February II while on his way
nome from Sunday school. After the
death of the dog, five days later, an ex-
animation was made and the dog found
TO have beech suffering from hydro
phobfa. The boy "a sent to the city
hospital and placed in the care of DIR.
N. g.. Keirle, of the Pasteur depart
ment. He was given the regular treat
ment and discharged as cuseo.
After he had been away from the
hospital for over two weeks he began to
complain of feeling sick, and the doctor
who was finally called in to attend him
advised that he be sent back to the
hospital.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL REPORT.
Results Of The Naval skirmish Wei

Results of The Naval Skirmish Well
Received in ST. Petersburg.
SsSs st. Petersburg, March 29.-An official re-
from Port Arthur to the emperor
says that at l o'clock yesterday morning
Sgshe Russian ~searchlights disclosed four
large merchant steamers making for the
S~ggiltrance to the harbor, escorted by six
Sserpedoboats. "A heavy fire was opened on
Them by the batteries and some warships.
s@ The ~torpedoboat Slim. commanded by
sSAtieutenant Krinisli, turned. the merchant
from their course by blowing up
sIashe prowSof the first, and then boldly at
hacked b enerny's 9cspedoboats. In the
|ssaerce fgfit%Waich followed. Chief Engi-
SSSsaeer Swyeref. sof the SLIM, and.Sssix ma
tines were killed d the commander d
Twelve men were injured. &ss
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francs toanprt Arthur was frustrated
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
A $4,000 DICKENS.
Only Ten Sets Of the NoveIists Works.
in 100 Volumes, win Be
Printed

Boston, March 29.-At a cost of $780,.
900 each, ten sets of the works Of
Charles Dickens in 1870 volumes are be-
Ing printed by a local publishing house.
When completed, about eight years
from now they will be sem to j.. Pier
pont Morgan, the Duke of Westminster
and eight other men of wealth.
h books will be printed on rare
parchment, suchaa a is said not to have
been used for 400 years, and will be
illuminated by French and italian ar
lists, The bindings will have solid gold
decorations.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
FIRE AT QUINCY.
Two Hotel Employees Dead and Thre~

Two Hotel Employees Dead and Thre.
Injured.
Quincy. Ill, March 29.-Antoinette Bro
niSki, a waitress in the Hotel Newcomb
which was partly destroyed by fire yes
terday morning, died at the hospital later
in the day from injuries received by jump
ing from. a third story window. This
makes two dead. Rose Macdonald, an
other emplote, having been suffocated In
her room.
Margaret Connell, Elizabeth Myers and
Josephine Lohr, also employees, sustained
bruises.
The financial loss will not exceed $780,
600.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
THIS IN PiTTSBURG.
Big Steel Company Is Enjoined Forever
From Running Plant Unless 1t
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Philadelphia. March 30.-The state SUI
preme court today directed that an in
junction be issued %perpetually enjotning
the Jones & Loughlin Steel company from
such operation of its furnaces located in
the Fourteenth ward of Pittsburg as to
produce clouds of ore dust that would in-
iure surrounding property. The COM
pany's property represents an Investment
of So, 900, 0oO and gives employment to near.
ly 1900 persons:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
SET JAIL ON FIRE.
Prisoners in Dubuque Come Near to
Causing Death Of Al! the
Prisoners.

Dubuque, Ia, March 29-Tony Lacute,
held in Jail for larcency of a mail bag
at Dyersville in January, set fire to
his bedding at 2 o'clock this morning.
Cries of other inmates brought aid none
too oon as all nearly snffocated.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
lNsuLTED KING EDWARD.
Use of Public Buildings Is Denied
Dowie at Adelaide.

Adelaide, Australia, March 23.-In
consequence of a speech insulting King
Edward the government has refused
the use of public buildings to John
Alexander Dowie. The mayor Of Ade-
laide wrote 70 Dowie, telling him he was
q disgrace to his nationality.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
RIVER ON FIRE.

Spectacular Sight Furnished by Burn
ing Oil in Ohio.
Berea, O.,aMarch pa main pipe of the
Oil company, which crosses near
the river here, burst last evening, and the
oil caught ire. The current carried the
fire on down the stream for several miles,
the flames increasing in piaeessas the sup-
ply of oil became greater, and at times
the sight was spectacular. No serious
damage was done, however, and the prop
is small.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
Brennan Gets New trial.

Chicago, March 2s.-AIderrnan Jof1ns
y. Brslar1al, who was sentenced toSa
ysarin the ousep f eorracHcaa onstheA
3chaTge Of fraudulent election methods.
WIS todass granIea Ii raew frJaI nv ENG
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31

Chicago. March 29.-Hogs-Receipts, %,
Good neavy, IS. 55Ql5.60; light, S.. 2o15. IS;
mixed and butcher, S5.40g5. 60; rough
heavy, 5.3545. 521a.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000. Market steady.
Closing: Hogs-Bulk, S5.40G45.5 so; good
heavy, s5.5o45. 62zaa; light, $5.1595,55; mixed
ana butcher, $4,000. 57k; rough heavy.
s.. 50.
Cattle-Market steady, with beeves
quoted at $3.75@5. go; COWS and heifers, $1.75
@4.S0; stockers and feeders, S2.50GD4.30
Sheep-Market 10GDl5c higher al $500
$50; lambs steady at $4.509o.3O. s4
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
THE MARKETS.
Sioux CITY Live stock

0ioux City Live stock.
Sioux City. March 29.-Sioux City Stock
Observation-Disclosures and heavy, s5.15D
5.25; light and mixed. $5.006D5.l 10.
Cattle-Fat COWS and heirers, $2.25@3.6 60;
ers and feeders. $3.0004.U0. butcher steers.
$3.5oa5.G0; yearlings and calves, 50. 0Dn3. so.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31
South Omaha.

South Omaha, March Observation-Disclosures
steady. Native steers. So. 6Oa5.1 5: cows
heifers, 81. TOO. 10: Gamers, $2.o902.e5;
stockers and feeders, 81. 70d4.2 30; calves,
$S.O0G5.75; bulls, stays, etc. s.. 25@2.50.5
Hogs-Heavy, S5.1oI5.2o; mixed, $5.l5D
5.171a; light, S.0095. 22k; pigs; $4.0ol14.S IS;
bulk of sales, $5.15Q5.20.
Sheep-Western yearlings, $4.75GI5.S5;
wethers, s4.25@@4.9 90; ewes, A.oC@4.65; COM
mon and stockers, So: COG 10; lambs, s5.G0D
Els.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31

No HsW Trial fol. Bandits.
Chicago, ASafch 6s-YhescarharIa BAN
saits Marx; NelderIneier and Van Dine.
sWereStaaay denied new trial.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-31

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Evening journal., 1904-09-22
Jananese commandments.

From the New York World.
IL was Prince Shotoku who in the
eighth century organized the admins
trative system Of Japan and laid down
those rules which are still called The
Constitution" From their nature the
word commandments" would be to
Western ears more appropriate. In
part the ancient writing runs:
Concord ana harmony are priceless;
obedience to established principles Is
the first duty Of man. That the upper
classes should be IN unity among them
selves and intimate with the lower and
that all matters ia dispute should be
submitted to arbitration--that Is the
way to place society on basis OF strict
Justice
Imperial edlcts must bo respected
The sovereign is to be regarded as the
heaven, his subjects as the EARTH
so the sovereign shows the way the
subject follows &C.
Courtesy must be the rule OF con-
duct for all ministers and officials OF
the government. Social order and due
distinctions between the clhssds can
only be preserved by strict conformity
with etiquette.
"To punish the evil and reward the
good Is humanity's best law. good
deed should never be left unrewarded
or an evil unrebuked.
ITO be just one must have faith. Ev-
cry affair demands certain measure
Of faith on the part Of those who deal
with lt. Every question, whatever It's
nature or tendency, requires Tor It's
settlement an exercise OF faith and au-
thority
Anger should be curbed and wrath
cast away The faults Of another
should not cause our resentment.
'ro chidc a fault does not prevent
It's repetition, nor can the censor him
self be secure from error. The sure
road to success is that trodden by the
peopls in unison.
Those In authority should never
harbor hatred or Jealousy Of one am
other. Hate begets hate and jealousy
Is blind.
'"rhe imperative duty OF man In his
capacity OF a subject is TO sacrifice his
private interest to the public good Ego
achievement.
cooperation there cannot be any great
achievement.
Evening journal., 1904-09-22
THE WORLDS NEWS
wAsIIINdroN


THE commission appointed by Sec
u retary Taft to investigate the
opium evil in the Philippines propose
monopoly
POLITICAL.
Judge Parker VIII go to New York
today to confer with the campaign
managers
New York Democratsg nominated a
state ticket, with Judge ID. Cady Her
rick, OF Albany, for Governor. by ac-
clamation, the leaders having agreed
on a slate.
Lieutenant Governor Higgins. Of New
York, the Republican candidate for
Governor, was guest OF President
Roosevelt at oyster Bay.
FOREIGN.
Three large business houses suffered
a 100000 fire at Montreal
Peter Karageorgoyltch was crowned
King Of Servia at an Impressive service
in the Belgrade Cathedral. No hostile
demonstration marred the day.
Fierce storms swept the coasts Of
Newfoundland
Russia is alarmed by growing unrest
among the Buddhists OF Central Asia.
A holy war" is possible, designed to
establish an Independent kingdom.
/ Lady Curzon, wife Of the Viceroy Of
India, is ill.,
The British Foreign Ofiee is silent
concerning Russia's note concerning
the Tibet treaty. Energetic opposition
! Is planned should its terms prove to
have been correctly stated.
Prince Herbert Bismarck was buried
at Friedricksruhe, Germany.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A trolley car at Melrose. Mass. struck
a box Of dynamite, and was blown TO
pieces Six persons were killed and a
score injured.
Following the acquittal of alleged
Before Day Club" members, in Geor-
gla. five white men took hack ride
and shot two negroes.
The Union Pacific railroad will in
ausurate a news service on its limited
trains
a resolution will be presented at the
Boston Peace Conference calling upon
tho Powers signatory to The Hague
agreement to intervene pacifeally in
the Far East war.
Tennessee viii begin suit against the
Standard oil Company. alleging bri-
berry In violating the new antitrust
law.
Westbound steerage rates from Eng
land were Increased to SIS. but the
steamship rate war is still on.
Five men were killed and another was
fatally injured BY lightning on an oil
tank at Port Arthur. Tex.
I
Evening journal., 1904-09-22
CAUGHT -4TRANDOM

A IL THE soldiers I'm the army OF
4 n Argentena arc forced to play foot
ball. II is said to train them to bear
the hardships OF battle.
Bllis-'It takes cool head for that
mans work"
Wills--"What does he dot"
Bills-"Runs an artificial ice plant"
The King OF Spain has 4O-horse-
power motor car I'm which he is going
to tour through his domlnions. He will
discover the wretched state of the
highways, which are the worst IN
Europe.
Blnks-"That fellow has been ur
against lot Of hard trials"
Dinks-'In what way?"
Binks-"Testing armor plate for the
Government"
Satan owns in fee simple one landed
estate In Finland. II having been willed
to him by its deceased owner. Lara
Huilariene. Repeated attempts TO
break the win have failed.
1t is all right TO teach the young
idea how to shoot, but don't give them
a shotgun.
Lourenzo Marquee should be added to
the list OF ports whose shipping an
nually amounts TO more than 1,0O0. .OOO
tons, the figures OF the tonnage for 1908
being l,3S2,365. and the number OF pas
sengers discharged being 1858. The
tonnage for the year 1909 was S11.162
Captain Harry Houston. whose home
is at Stanwood. Mich, is the only sur
vivor Of the 100 men forming the FIRST
survey party on the Isthmus Of Pana-
ma i'm iS49. and one OF the four who
survived the hardships of the expedi-
ton, and returned to the States alive
We are usually too prone to crlti-
cize and too slow to commend.
A diamond watch fob blazes IN vair
from the pocket OF a dollar vest.
Too many people go to church just
to see If the rest Of the congregation i'
there.
Evening journal., 1904-09-22
10 ths votsr. q New cas.Is cour,y

Middletown, Del. Sept Is. 1904.
Dear sir:-It win be impossible for
me to see you personally and there
fore take this means Of informing you
that am candidate for county comp
troller. have been Identified with the
Republican party for the last 80 years
and have always worked for its sue
cess. This Is the first time / have ever
asked for a public ofice.
The ONCE Of comptroller has always
been filed by an incumbent from the
country. and has been conceded as be-
longing to the rural district. The fact
that ! am the only Republican candi-
date below New Castle or from the ru-
raj district asking for a place on the
county ticket. feel that my claim is a
just one. While I concede Wilmington
and vicinity the major portion of the
patronage, / do feel that rural New
Castle should be represented and that
an equal distribution of the offices will
certainly tend TO stimulate enthusiasm
and add materially in electing the
whole ticket.
/ trust you viii concede the point wen
,akes. and / solicit your aid In assist
ing me in gaining the nomination by
your vote at the primary election.
saturday, september "a. and that you
Avill use your influence with your
friends 10 40 likewise. should be
nominated and elected I shall discharge
the duties Of the Office strictly In ac-
eordance with the laws and 10 the best
Of my ability.
Thanking you in advance for what
ever you may do Tor me. 7 remain,
Yours truly.
Josenh c. Parker.
Evening journal., 1904-09-22
wansEspAv. snrrEnnnn y. Igoa.
nEEoRE rHE PRIMARlEs.

A FEW years ago a very prominent
"A citizen IN a political address re-
marked: Every man who does his
duty at the primaries and at the polls
has a right to Kick s65 days IN the year
II the government IS not what he thinks
ii should be: but the man who fails to
perform these duties should keep his
mouth shut"
Think that over, and then as shake
spsnre would say, "chew upon this;"
every man who has not voted at the
Union Republican primaries should
vote at some other primary, or ne Will
have forfeited his right to complain at
amy result that may follow
We know that there is general feel
ing Of disgust-it Is more intense feel
ing than apathy-but every time an
honest, intelligent citizen lays down
some political scoundrei gets active.
There is to be a primary on Saturday
next. Go out and vote some ticket. II
you know the candidates you are under
obligations to give the county the BEN
EFT OF your opinions which you can
express through the ballot box. II you
don't know them, Inquire BE a factor
and don't imagine that you can accom-.
plish anything by sitting In your easy
chair and pouring out your political dis.
content In the ears OF your wife and
children.
Here arc some hints to guide you
There are candidates who have already
run at one primary and propose to run
at another; they would take their
chances at the Democratic primary n
they got tho opportunity. What they
wantis TO get their name on the ticket,
they haven't made up their minds what
set OF principles they espouse These
men were voted for at one primary. and
that should be sufhcicnt to satisfy any
appetite
Others are candidates for reelection.
or course you owe them nothing; they
have been amply rewarded. The only
question you have TO decide Is whether
their merits as officials are such as to
demand their reelection In order to
best serve the public interests. other
wise those who deserve well at the
hands OF the party and who have NOT
been rewarded, should be given the pre-
ference.
To sum up; our advice Is to pick out
good. clean men, new men II they are
Mt for the Offices to which they as
pife, and men with suficient inteni-
gence to know whether they are Re
publicans or Union Republicans.
Evening journal., 1904-09-22
A wANroN IN DISGUISE.

NEAR READER do you know that
- outside OF Delaware the fact that
Addicks has gotten such foothold is
regarded with surprise and alarmg DO
you know that the system he has
created is considered as on plane with
that which stirred people g~nerall5
over the awful corruption OF ST. Louis
But what we want TO inquire into
now is just why Addicks has gotten
such a hold on Delaware. and has sue
ceeded in fastening his system on us
It is because he has had vast sums Of
money to spend in politics. Not al.
together We may add the purchased
vote to the vote OF the ofice-seeker
the opportunist and that OF men who
don't care a rap ror public decency
and still We have not accounted foi
Addieks' full strength
DO you remember what Casslus sait
about Caesar2 or course we win D.,
pardoned for comparing The moden
stock monipulator With one OF th.
greatest men OF ancient times but ih.
remark OF Cassius applies He said.
Poor man. know he would nos bi
a wolf, but thai he sees the Romanl
are but sheep He we're no lion ner
not Romans hinds."
so IN Delaware cowardice has piayes
a great part Men have allowed them
selves 10 be held up. Addicks has sal,
openly and brazeniy that he viii hay'
what he wants or he viii sink tn
party; and under this dire threat thes'
men have said: Well we must moi
Evening journal., 1904-09-22
TIME is THE TEST.
The Testimony Of Wilmington People
Stands the Test.

The test of time is what tells the
tale. "A new broom sweeps clean b
but viii Il wear well is what interests
most. The public soon find out when
Misrepresentation are made. and
merit alone will stand the test Of time
Wilmington people appreciate merit.
and many months ago local citizens
publicly endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills;
they do so still. Would a citizen make
the statement which follows unless
convinced that the article was just
as represented. A cure that lasts is
the kind that every sufferer from kid
.ney Ills is looking for.
c. p. Davis OF 1400 West Third St.
says: Il obtained Doans Kidney Pills
in 1897 at Danforth's drug store on
Market street l stated to a represen-
tative who called upon me inquiring for
my experience with that remedy and
my opinions Of 1t. that they helped me
greatly and that / had felt better since
taking the treatment and the weakness
OF my kidneys which was plainly mani
Tested before I took the treatment had
been greatly strengthened. I have no
hesitation In recommending Doans
Kidney Pills TO anyone suffering with
debiliated or excited kidneys. l hon
estly think the preparation acts up to
It's representations. I am well-known
In Wilmington, having lived here for
so years and was engaged I'm business
on Market street when the population
Of the city was only e-quarter OF
what 1t is now"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, ~
Y. sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.