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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-12

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
OPINIONS ARE FLED
dinorFty Of Wisconsin sua rsras Court
Tells Why LaFoiissse Ticket

Madison Wis, Ok Z-The .0rlg de-
2ag@c majority Opinion o1 the supreme
court =as aE=d tof4zy n tae psjgst.czI
caA@, By Judge Marshall L MAKES sig
= cEpeTTza-ea pages ard merely If
lFTIs the 1ecEason made Izo weeks ago.
2Gots1g 1a= authorities rgIuraEao1s!y.
InE p-aGcIpa! tzeeE=at ceEe@rz In the
dissenting apsr1sg1 Of CaieS Justice Gag
sosSzE. Eatea e, s1 saaata-re. that the
EtAsWzTts TTeEE right and Ga4 aaEfrreesss
Wroag II th@EE contention.
He aoidg tAe Gaze co1n.z within tHa
arSt c&aG&e Of section q II eae revised
GAt1t@g and tEat t1e 6Gt5es o. the SEC
r@eaTE II Etaf= arg rr8r9FIerEa1 and
nsEtc@ El5S@ct 10 c2fstroE 81 ta@ col-r.
an1 rast TIE official 5z1BcGa 9lso1:t "
prepared ~ tGs secretary GE STATE ~
OR LFs 1yst c.a-s4 81 ne s=crf0l He
cEEs@nt# EroEo the cpaGsGa shat tae a.ase
Central co-rsu@st@= az& executive E1gl-
clcti07 = 1essrr3E1a tt@ GozE-aFsray.
-1e oDIaEG1 EsEg=79A tEe zEtayo 81 III.
cHsEFf4f1@s a@E5EE 1T : cexcxaEE.e. in
credentials ard tec1fa2 1t advance
IIEt what delegates aze1g3 BE- allowed
10 eF5@- tns hal ~ 5Gf @grESsartna and
participate H. tEs@ nsgzagzatEya- Traag
feature Of ta@ ~1oaTe25G91 Is eaFgsgsef.e=tt
on f1 gcasa51g cefE1a. saying Ut ue-l-
mite a&EEracG 1gg.e gcgpres a14n c6e
convention .t&@Es Io@zGs&@s
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
4 PROTEST AT ONCE.
I~z7sdoy'ns VIII Get Busy With the
Russian Foreiun Office.

Lor.1on, Oct. 26.-Foceign Secretary
Will arrive In London from
tSe country this afternoon. Until then
10 otf1c5al action will be taken in regard
y the North sea incident in which he
RUSSIAN second Pacific squadron sank
Sss or british fishing boats and
Essrs1 Or wounded several fishermen
While public opinion insists on the full
est PREPARATION. there is no evidence of
aFs92e excitement or of any belief that
international! complications will arise
I@@ foreign Office this morning was
GF9%ce1 With seafariug people who are
he!rG extensively examined bv Of
Gc'ais. 70 the precise facts on which
LanEdoT1i!e may base a protest later in
LIE 1EF nay be asta blished.
c~sliousress OF the Russians.
special stress Is laid on the Gallons
a@sa displayed by the Russians in NOT
gong ~ The assistance of the fisher
HaFn Lord L~ansdowne asks that i'm
aa@c5as@ redress be made. 1t Is believed
80 s~DFeFHz1enf circles that Russia viii
t@&@ ne earliest possible opportunity
~ SsFc satisfaction. as IL aDpears Rus
E5an officials had reason to believe there
wsre mines or ships with mines i ie
the n@fgnborhood where the fshinp
frat MAS attacked.
I%%e @nsGoTne reached London This
afternoon and after gathering tha lat.
- E@I&gBE known AT the foreign Office
f*%&r@5'& the firing on the British fish
a&S S2&aS. proceeded 10 Ruckinphan
I@&s@e where he had a lengthy i,ter-
f2%w WITH the king. Later he tela-
sfaDsfz a message Of sympathy to the
aaa9or III Hui. '1e
Government Makes Protest.
IRE government this afternoon se,+
s.S@1G n>s%@ Of protest to he Rnssian
s5s3@fsfffe1: on the subject of the p,,s'
S&s &ts1aek IN the British fishing saat
as ~ a@rsn ira. through both Anhas-
@@sHs ~ff@rfI0ge and the Russian am
S2ssaSGT Fl LONDON. aAh-
~ 3sf&r*3ew between Tora ra,n
S@"a$ aspH Count BenckendornF ne.
1$fs &fFasS&S for tomorrow, +, ~
*s@@;@e ~ EenckcnhorH the pusns
f+.#FE+ n affairs called gt the fo-a,"n
g9Sa@@ Shfs afternoon tn express hjg daen n
s%Hf*1 ~ SIC occurrence. ep
- g}aT@S ~ Hall t~eia1ra r,as
I~f%s4zsF faiFosr that the rrastes+ :"
S~2Faast@S prsva3!e there ARD ~
~ ttse ss'psrf9r}eDt 10 take the s]naeatar.
&fS &BfgSzEEt measures 10 Ins,,~a -;
tf9ssss$ As7a complete pecr1rJt y zoo n ~
fsfaf1sF is5ssf*h o~ptraeea.
10 Vsrt From F~,ussia.
~ ss{sfsfoss nave bean reoat,,
- sNR Rsssssaa embassy here arH
@@%4993H2f2ss aFs expected until AM.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
New Church psdicated-

Huron. s. D., Oct. 2S.-The German.
Russian colony located in Milford
township. in the north art OF this.
Beadie. county, dedicated their new
church building on Sunday. the sermon
being delivered by Rev. H. .. Wizard OF
this city. The structure cost 3I.7bg and
is the property Of a large Mennonite
Denomination, Rev. John kEeiusasser
being the pastor in charge. Seventeen
families are included in the church
membership. and the structure was
dedicated without debt.
An important gathering VIII 5e TIE
twenty-eighth annual! meeting Of she
Central Association of Congregational
Churches, TO be held in ~IroquoIs be-
ginning the 241h and continuing two
Gays. = program Of special Interest
has been prepared and a number IF
prominent ministers ami Eayrneu will
Is IN attendance.
Prof. Henry Bishop. 81 the chair II
Greek and Latin III Rz1aa!5 ~cois~z@,
oceupied the Congregational pulpit
here on Sunday. In the evening ne
gave q lecture on the political cor6l-
tioHs Of Asia Minor. ard being z ns-
tive OF that country spoke Interestingly
rom personal knowledge.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
SUPPRESSED IN RUSSIA.
Censor Would Not Allow North Sea
Story to Be Published.

81. Petersburg. Oct. 26-No official
information from Vice Admiral Ro-
jestvensky, commander Of the second
Pacific squadron. y from other Rus
sian sources had reached the authori-
ties up * , p. N, in regard 10 the fir
ing by the squadron upon the British
fishing oats early Saturday in the
North sea, The authorities are dumb
founded by the press reports Of the
AFFAIR, II cannot credit the accounts
as presented. For this reason the CEN
snr today declined tc allow the publ
cation OF the foreign accounts of the
affair,
In the highest quarters where re-
ports were circulated, the gravity of
the AFFAIR vas fully realized and the
incident was greatly deplored. That
Russia Will offer apologies and repara-
ton and make the honorable amend,
admits Of no doubt; but with the in
tlamed state OF public opinion in Great
Britain, and coming on the heels OF the
sinking by the E~ladivostok squadron
OF the British tearer knight Com
mande", and the Red sea incidents. it
IS feared the situation may become
acute and unless the cool heads among
British statesmen proceed calmly.
Unfortunately, in meeting such a sit
uation the Russian governmental ma
chlnery IS so cumbersome as to render
prompt the action which such a situa-
ton seems to demand. almost inpos-
sib!e. Everything will depend on the
character of the British demands. Here,
it is considered, lies the principal dam
ger OF the posi- = punishment OF Vice
Admiral Rojestvensky. or even the re-
call of the squadron, as some British
newspapers intimate it is likely to
create q situation here which would
make il hard, If not impossible, to hum
Die Russian pride to sue an extent.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
Club Women a. Huron.

Huron, s, D, Oct 22-Hrs. a. 4
LuT7ley % Pierre. president of the State
Federation Of Wocner-s clubs was in
the city this weeE in the interests Of
This organization Monday evening she
rast 4 large number Of Huron club
women in thu p~ar!grs Of the Congrega-
tioEsa3 church. tzs0-e whom she gave q
vary Interesting address.
Tuesday evening q meeting of the
state Board Gt the Federation OF Won
ems clubs Was he;G with Mrs. Andrew
Riege!. -Four officers were present:
Mrs. a. a LuTalsy Of Pierre. president;
Miss LoDlse Riegel Of Huron, record
ing secretary; Mrs StsIia Marie S1utea-
roth Of Na~teTtoaEn. corresponding sec
Rotary. ard Mrs Julia c. Fisk Of Get
tysa4rgs treasurer. These officers con
stEtUSe the e~x=cU-iTe board, and the
meeting was Eeld 10 adjust state at
fairs There ara 1~a3rly-Jwo clubs III
South Dakota st the present tilre, the
te-e-ation being organized fa 1870.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27

Mitchell. s. D.. Oct, 22-The rupturei
between the athletic associations Of
Dakota university OF this city. and the
state university al V~errnnlion. which
occurred several years ago during the
state meet in this city. has al last
been patched up and the two football
teams representing the above institu-
ions viii meet on the grtdiron at Yer
million On Monday. October 81. Both
teams are exceptionally strong This
year and a good game IS looked for. The
Mitchell team is considerably heavier
than last year and Under The efficient
training OF Coach AEarkle is developing
into Z fast bunch. Their team work
has improved wonderfully since its
game with Morningsi5e in this atty sew
erel days ago, at which time they man
aged 20 play the M~etao&ists n tie game.
There viii Dc q retuTn game al Sioux
City November and Mitchell! hopes 10
score q victory.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
Death Of Thomas RUSSELL.

yerniilson. s.. D, Oct E--The death Of
Thomas Russell at Sioux City yesterday
morning is sincerely moErned by ali in
Ferniilipn. He was 4 noble young man
and enjoyed Ehe friendship and good viii
@f everyone His demise lis a shock to the
entire community. as it was understood
hare he was recovering steadily.
Deceased has been register Of deeds of
Gay county for the past TWO years. and
Ha& h~oE-snztsi oy the republicans for an
otner isT-rs, AT the republican convention
hsrs last month no provision was made
s1oy filling vacancies on Lne ticket. AS a
Fsslii u this oversight the delegates Will
De called together again. name another
candidate and send a representative to
Pierre 70 file she nomination. Official bal
lots should bs printed ten days before
electioa and the republicans have only
-four days IN which TO comply with the
Law The vacancy in the office for the
next two months will he filed by an an
posntee OF the county board.
The republican delegates will nroha b,v
be called here tomorrow.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27

a new railway TRACK layer WITH a
crew OF forty men, viii lay rwo miles
OF track q day The rae layer has 4
huge crane sixty feet long. which pro-
jects forward over tbs road and hauls
behind it a train OF sixteen f1atcars
loaded with ties and rails. A ccntnu-
double line Of the latter move COM
stanfiy over rollers and carry the ties
with 1t. Both rails and ties are seizej
at the proper time By the machinery
and placed on the road in front OF the
train. where they shortly form part
of the track over which il passes. This
device is said to be the most expedi-
rious as Wei as economical track layer
In tIe world.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
BRITISH SHIPS ARE HAN
Immense Naval Force Ready u
an Eye on the Russians


New York, Oct. 2G.-The W
which Great Britain coulo asseEl
any point within the English q
at a few hours notice are dis1
in three squadrons, known as tha
fleet, the Channel fleet and the
squadron.
The Home fleet consists OF ess
tleships and five cruisers. The Y
fleet consists Of six battleships |
cruisers. and the Cruiser sQualft
sists of seven cruisers.
The commander-in-chief OF tRI
feet has complete and continues
mand of the Home destroyer Y
There are thus t~hirty-two bal.
and cruisers, besides the torp1
stroyers, a class in which the
navy Is particularly strong. |
The Mediterranean fleet, Whic4
be brought to bear on any hosaI
passing through or near the ~
Gibraltar, within two or three l
composed of twelve battleshlpd
teen cruisers and twenty boat N
ers. together with torpedo bosI
Elementary vessels, ~storeshlps Y
like. |
Sir John Fisher. who has y
sumed the post of senior nasj
and practically fills the pos.y
commander-in-chief Of the M!
sponsible for the personnel 81
and general movements of the "
just been commander-in-chiel a91
mouth, the headquarters OF "
and Great Britain's strongest ~1i
The Home fleet is commahueJ
Arthur Wilson and the Chalnl
by Lord Charles Beresford' WIZ
ond in command, Hon. III
Lambton, has just been noGlll1
the commander CT the Crhisei
ron, at present under the iiaS
Wilmot Fawkes.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27

In the district OF S~tayanger, in the
southwestern part Of Norway, there is
q place called ~Jaederen, q fat strip Of
coast less tina q mile long, which Is
notorious for shipwrecks. Now a Nor
wegian physicist has discovered that
h sand of J~asrderen is strongly mag
netic owing to an a~dTnixture OF mag
netic iron ore He found also thai al
g distance OF three miles from the
shore q ships compass showed q devil
alton OF g whole degree from lis true
position. The OF the numerous
shipBrecks, therefore. IS obvious.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
Court in Dawson County.

Mitchell, :. d. Oct. &-Tne petit
5urF EcT TIE fan term Of 1he circuit
court for DaTEs0n county was drawn
this afternoon Court III This
aty Tuesday. &0TeEEbe- Is Owing 70
the srza caieEdar the session will
necessarily be short No grand jury
was drawn The following is z list Of
Petit jurors: Geo KanouG. G. Il. He'd
din. Caaz Grady, J. 4. Simpson. Frank
sand A- Ea2p5iGe. L Ir5ra. 9. II.
Jones VI =. Coug.as, c. II. Lawrence,
s2z0sa 2sEausssn- John B~len9auer,
FRANK GcEar!aol- J. W Ercadhert. Il.
= ATe-y, Il D. BGtterf=Ed, 4. 3.
Ssste1s J2sarh CuEEan- l. J. Curtis,
William Terap.e- = o. Johnson. u. j,
Putnam Chss- Bo-esaa. \ Y. HrsHsr5,
John E-5o1r Joe Hull. JUiGns Rater. Q. J.
EEs1, Gas Atkinson P I Jones. Tom
E-sc@ G=rEs= CrouEA Pau. GzcH- WIN.
n Smith 7 z. EGg5@ek
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
Fading ffanH Cat:Ea-

Aberdeen, :. d. Oct "a large
number of Brown county farmers ara
feeding their cattle on home grown
corn this year. instead Of shipping the
animals out as feeders" to be f~actane3
ION the corn fields of Iowa ard Illinois.
as was The custom IN YEARS game by.
Ace Webster is E&ttenEBg z&8 head,
Daulton & Howell zoe head and others
less numbers Z number OF cattle
ratsers fed home grown corr last y@a-
and the experiment was 80 successful
that much larger areas were planted
10 corn this ear nearly all Of which
viii be fed by the farmers who raised
it and shipped to market in the form
Of beef.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Fatal Accident by Shooting Occurs to
RridaeuYater Youth.

Bridgewater 4. D. Oct. 25-SteYe
L~itheiger. The ~I4-year-ol8 son of Frank
Lsithejscr. . farmer living near town
was accidentally shot and killed Sun
day evening by 4 shotgun in the hands
Of 2 young companion while he boys
were hunting in 2 coEnfsld. Il gems
that Young Leithsiserss companion, who
vas q LAD Of about Il years, had come
into possession Of the g8T In some
ner, and in play pointed 1t st t2e other
boy, saying that ne would shoot him.
thinking that the gun was empty, hut
which contained 4 loaded shell. the
eHtIre charge lodging in The right Shout
der The unfortunate hoy was carried
10 the his horne and medical aid suu2-
raoned as quickly as possible. u the
shock was TOO great ana in & shoZ;
time life was extinct.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27

The Vienna newspapers tell the story
OF a fire that broke out at Herulans-
reuth an Austrian village near the Ba-
1ar1an frontier. A Bavarian fire brig
aae which was stationed not more than
three miles away FASTENED 10 the res
cue, bu the Austrian custom house
authorities refused 10 allow the FIRE enr
gfues to pass the frontier before the
usual tax on imported machinery waa
paid The Bavayian firenen naturally
turned back, and half the village was
burned down before the nearest Aus
TRAN brigade was on the scene.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27

Hugh Reilly, a Philadelphia poIice-
man. is one OF the most valuable men
on b Quaker city force. This is be-
cause OF his intimate acquaintance
vita the Chinese language OF which n
has made a study. Reilly wing is an
Irisarnan by birth. has arrested 304
Oriental l-awbrezkers in the ten years
he has been an officer. Many { time
ne has taken his life in his hands while
pursuing siant-eyed criminals through
dark Railways in Chinatown, and on
seEerai occasions his uniform has been
ripped to pieces by knives in unseen
hands but SO far he has escaped seriouz
fn}irrv
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27

tons 10 the st. Petersbnrc
ans Obtain PREPARATION and ssnove'aas
assurances of the Russian eepology d
good behavior for the baltic H.,
neid that tae omission nj tate d
meet TO stay It's course dow Rassj
mel 20 make any expIana,,"h The CD,
case look exceedingly rra makes \
only solution OF the mstase, and \
been suggested is that ev ety that \
mors recently spread ~ eAt!led BY
tenuons on the Pacific squadprsiese |
event OF rs sailing, the RTnrsrG3a hi
neFs Yielded to panic, ana SiaA Cd
that the trawlers' roct aua suppl
signals Of an enemy's aaat 8e'e |
In view OF the decision nt
ton case, II is regarded ss .ae AAs
possible that the st, Pet ~ guile
thcrities can be held in %asOQrg 1
sponsible for the incident any Sas
Apology or uItimatun.
Considering the .rcumgann. /
case, the newspapers lrea, n.y. b
with commeHdable ouiatnosAe fala
firm in a demand for eynlsnan' at /
"4@iNEN ~
The next tHenty-tour bop,, /
settle it. one way or the otHas Il
two modes OF settlement osaef 4
Either explanation. apolos" poas
Gus compensation to the vio NV ss@
lies, or an ultimatum." uS L
The Standard says: +
an explanation should be pra,I|
and sternly demanded for tba p' ss,N
able outrage. The Russian sov, .asI|
should be Informed that II l. ss.
to recall its ill-starred souadros Il
in order that proper investinatin..
be held, and second, TO Keen i !, 4 4
harms way for the future"
The shippers OF the Mon,,,,.
Mlno, j. A. Smith and SolicitN, Il
son.. arrived in London at 3 o'clN%EI
morning, but beyond co@nfrmlrsh
previous story they declinas II
anything before consulting The "
tiles. III Ii
Inquiries at Devon port last +
showed that no special naval NOV, 6
had been arranged. and thai .tSS
Seymour had no official news 4.
outrage. Ii
An Act of War.
Admiral Fremantle. In tho corls
an interview, said he was unabIs 81
lteve that ii was the Baltic feat Fl
fired on the Huh fishermen, but Il
he added, nothing but the most
plete apology would be satIsfactB
Sir Frederick Pollock. an anil
on international Law. said: nj
II the facts are as stated, nh
act Of war. II must mean as#e5
matum. or ain apology within H
eight hours or so. 1t probably n
case that some Russian commaRtb@
his head, s~uspecting japanese III
and that he will be cashiered
apology ordered" h9
". Sasouoff. one of the offdM
the Russian embassy, last nisb8
pressed deep regret Of the NorS
incident. He was convinced, ND
that the unfortunate event was 5
suit of an accident. If there h.S
firing ii could only be due TO saisaa
of some hostile attack upon the 81
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
AT CHERBoU
Greatest Vigilance Maintained ID
of Japanese Attacks.

Cherbourg, France, Oct. 26.-Ti
vance guard of the Russian se0I
cffc squadron consisting OF ID
boats. is in the outer harbor. III;
squadron is expected here, tu.
uncertain whether the warsh5
enter the harbor The vessels
first arrived here We're not vi
larger ships when the latter q
the British fishing boats in theI
sea. and therefore it is imp0Ss
obtain a Russian version of the
The torpedoboats are surround;
guardboats and the utmost vigil
maintained. owing to fears Of u;
ships being in the channel. Nel
is permitted to approach them
person is allowed to come ashore
the postman.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
A PRODlGiOuS HLUNDER.
Such Is Gernany's View of the Baltic
Fleets Action,

Berlin, Oct. Pa p~rodigious blum
der. is the German official verdict up
on the attack of the Russian squadron
on a British fishing fleet. German
naval officers refer to the incident as
eFloehce that the Russian squadron Is
badly differed.
The boats are furnished with wire
less telegraph instruments. The Rus
sian to%rpedobats and the transport
Korea headed out to sea during the
day. probably for the purpose of COM
m~unicating with the main squadron.
Inc newspapers here report the tor
pedoooats received q wireless telegram
from the Russian flagship yesterday
Venlng warning their commanders to
exercise caution. rs 1t was feared a
attempt might be made upon
the squadron while in the channel.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
John Motley IS h
British Author and Statesma"
in New York and Is CUES
Carnegie.

New York, oct. 2G.-Ihe ~ !
John Morley, the English ust a
and author, arrived last nisn,
steamer Celtic. During his s,aJ
city Mr.. Morley will be Anu
negie's guest. tic ii
Mr.. Morley will make nhs oo,l
only address while in lhis MI
Pittsburg on November D.
Iron and Steel institute.
Il visited this interestIns n,
thirty-five years ago. nav ON,
life since then in Englaila'a y
pect to find a completely he"
he said. in
Mr.. Morey will remain N MA,
until at least the last % 4
He leaves the city toinolto"
ada.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27

Already provision is being made in
the French budget for the large In
crease which viii become necessary in
are corps OF officers of the navy when
the naval program of shipbuilding now
being carried out becomes complete in
1905. The French war feet viii then
consist OF % battIeships, rs battle
chip cruisers, Is armored coast-guard
ships, 6 first class cruisers, Is Of the
second and IL of the third class, besides
smaller craft, among which will be so
submarines. The corps of officers will
begin to be INCREASED next year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
HORSES RECOVERED.
Dawson County Sheriff Has Now Re.
covered Both Teams That Mere
5a-z--E, cA-fz-

Mitchell. 3. d, Get. @-Sn4-fE Ia
cob Kock Of this cjty has seeure5 peg
session OF the second Eeanl tAst a2s
stolen from Mitchell on SATURDAY. DC
b Is. found uine miles rorthwes-
of Canton The two horse tai=Yes ere
noE iii jaii awaiting trial ard tha t.Yo
teams and buggies are in possession
of their Dawson county oarae.E
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27

The Sublime Porte, tired, apparently.
Of continuous fighting with the Albani-
ans. without obtaining any result,
seems to awe adopted the more in
sidious plan Of wedding out the chiefs.
Csslaa Pasha. one of the most powerful
chiefs IN Albania, has just arrived at
Scntarf, ostsnsibiy on g visit to the
governor of tbs province. He is stated
TO be really. however. in a condition
of gflded exile. and many other chiefs
are believed to be threatened with sim
liar treatment,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-27
SOUTH DAKOTA

ii Is q wonder 70 ne" SAID MC. I. X.
Mouitcn. OF New ORLEANS, at the Shore
ham. that the opportunity OF making
money ny breeding Shetland ponies IS
go greatly overlooked Here is q bust
ness thai Is light. pleasant and profit
able. Good specimens of these ponies
are always in demand by people Of
means, who buy them for the pleasure
CT their children. IL is a common thing
for a Shetland 10 sell 10T SllQ, and theg
often bring more They are easy Ia
raise. and being small eaters, :heiE
keep Is not expensive. I have q friend
down south that makes & comfortable
living out OF 8 little herd Of thass
ponies, and il is by nc means his prln-
CiEai oceuustton."