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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-07-07

am indeed very sorry that the negotiations carried
side with sincere good faith crowned with
y desired If the Russian government little inspired by
the spirit of moderation and of TOLERATION FOR THE
LEGITIMATE INTERESTS OF OTHERS things would not have
come to this As there remained other way but
enforce by what could by
had to do would have become late steadily
and rapidly augmenng her fighting available in
her empire that before long the sheer her fighting power
would have made folly for attempt the INSCRIPTIONS
march onward
PRESENT NOTHING BUT THE RE-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-07-07
Men and Women Cannot Be
Taught by Identical Methods
BY Professor ALBION w. SMALL Chicago University

THOROUGHLY good teacher would unconsciouSy
give DIFFERENT INSTRUCTION to young men
and young in attempting to give the SAME
COURSE In teaching both men and women in col
lege since 1881 my experience has invariably been
that the things which interested men did not interest
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-07-07
The Essence of
.x ,ou. Trade
MITCHELL,
President United
Mine Workers
of America

lie idea of the joint trade agreement is the ESSENCE
of trade unonism. We have 100000 men work
ing under conditions which are fixed by Joint agree
ment No situation has changed so much as the coal
situation Some time ago it was owner against owner
and no one knew what the other was doing All in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-07-07
What Japan Is Fighting


kNMy iE sympathetic attitude Of the public opinion of the
II 1@ Inlted States is great encouragement in
yS faith that in fighting for future security and
CINj undiurbed enjoyment of the fruits Of civilization
to a certain extent fighting also FOR THE COM
MON CAUSE OF ALI.
The supremacy of Russia in Korea would
the VERY EXISTENCE Of island empire
would also the wholesale destruction
dusra interests already egimaey vested there in the past
mention the loss Of natural outlet for expanding people The
constant policy of Russia in this part of the globe has steadily in
cned toward MONOPOIIZATION OF NATURAL RESOU Re Els
of the country she conquers and
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
WIses-
o b

George unO 5snnie 6Ottger. 27e
Siding Ctr. Wdoden. - 0arrD uno
Marp Gonawop. 29l3 ROOrs 4Oe.,
Wdodsn. - So9n uno y1eaie Gonlen,
10 Gno YgOiae 2lDt., anabe. - pauI
uno e:bel albin. 2514 gaoro Eela-
mare Str, Rnabe. - o. Z. nn0 yet.
tie Surfocs. Smiib galiep. anabe.. =
gmmst unb katherine String, sc glOrt
SeITerfoE 2Ds Wldoden. Georgs
uno 5oiepbine Qeppert, 305 Dunlap,
Rnabe. - paul unD Winnis Gggert,
$40 We9borf. annbe. - George uni
JlOra Gortwel. 81 3Ozbst, anabs.-
ggillaro un6 Cora 8abioion, 1904
WinneIOta, Rnabe. 0arDsD uno
2llice Weeie, 1348 GnO 6aroinq. MdO-
den. - Oerr unO Gran qena SduIsi;,
1908 CliDe, Rnabe. = Wiliam uno
Minnis Wefel, 60S Downep, Rnabe.
= Wiaiam uno garrie Banie, 1907
gngliib 2lDe , Qnabe. = Charles uno
Na99ie SObnfon. 6laduills, Wdodsn.
- Cliber uno 5oa 2auds. 1909 Reno,
anabe. - EabiD uno MarD Bator
1920 gnsliib SIOe., MaO6en.
Betrnut:
eliTIOr0 glart - Wab Batter.
SOTspb Mpers = etbsl @rsen.
WaItee 9ipp = 9lan9e Carroll.
aloin Norriea - WilIie aincalo.
aapmOnb 80. 9ropn -gmma goDne.
Sherman Rinear - Rate Smitb.
Gen
grnelf qeuis. 10 Wonate, 1886
WilcOr. - Barter gOiee. 81, 1905
WOrb gelaware. Martba Ban0e=
crib. so. 2144 0Oro psnniplOania. =
Sobn Bort, 81. 116 Ranios. - lans
ME Dublin, 2 MOnate, 512 Delt a.,
binten. = Sobn 9idarofon, 20. Siaot.
= gli3abetb Win. rs, 231 EouglaB.-
6rau i. n. g. pouoer. "a, Martet
uno CAT. = Margaret Miaer, 81,
1922 Blaine. Qlice Welf, AZ, 429
gdsrt. SObn ROb, 70, Jrrsns
QIul.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
nnabaansiosr Sarnbsrein.
Die ftanOiscn Gcmites srmonmt.

Sn Der geiirigen rsqslmdBigsn @er-
iammlung oes unabbdngigen 8urn-
Oereins berihteie na6 Calculating Der
iibli9en ROuiines @eiddfte oas Bidder
uneeriudungs : gomite. baB es Die
gnder idmmtliter geamtsn In better
Cronun9 9efunoen bate.
9rei iieis WiiglieOer wurosn auFee-
nommen uno ftnf Ganoioaten murosn
our Mitalieoi6aft angemeloet.
9ierauf ernannte Der Grlie Gpreder
s. 8. 8olmarn fOl9enoe tdaoiae
GOmItes, mslde fir bic nddltsn 6 MO.
nate itre qlemter 3u osrwaltsn baben:
Mirtbidafts- Gcmite - 3beo. Woer.
ner, 8OtiiBsr; Jran3 Yinninser, YauI
9urIcemics.
0aus.@Omits = Sobn 20. 6ebren=
BAD, @orfBt: I; go. Is. Stout, @eoree
GeiOenitider. %. D. 6breDe. 8. 9.
Sargent.
llnterhaltunQs=gomit = 6reo. 8.
Dad. Aueua DOerner uno SoIepb
Wliller.
Str ben am %. Gebruar ltatiIinoen.
ben Wiastsnbaa tpuroe folgenoes @ene.
ral=gomiie %ernanni:
goparc Ganto. YOriibenoer; Ottt
3. DELUXE. s. 70. 6sbrsnbad, 20,
2eppert. Us. D. 5brepe. @barIes of
Die ginlaounasn fir ben Mastens
gaa muroen geffern Mbenb abaeldidt,
. q merberein oes un0b 5
EurnDereins.
Ger 9amenberein oes llnabh. 8urn,
bereins bdlt am nd1lten Gonnial
Radmittag feline monaili1e gudre
gariis iiir feline Mii8lieoer ab. Dub
lds preiIe fno oisies Mlal ausgelu6t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
Nas Dem staatsbaale.

@ouberneur Durbin 1T bon Den Be-
BORDEN in pite 9ounip bsnadrihiigi
troroen. Bob oieIelben Niles auFgebotsn
bdtten, UNI bic Buriden, wsl6e 6rau
Qafapette Debman nabe Petersburg
Oer9ewaltigten. su oerbaften. Dos
gbepaar ls!bl aber tdtte bel Der Yers
foIsuns Der Burden feline 6iIfs se-
leiIist uno bdtte ss borae3o9en, aus Oer
ooriIpen @egenD 81 Oerouften.
geim @ouperncur marer Qlagen
singsIauien, oab bic pile GOunip.gs
BORDEN In benz Gale niht ibte PHi9i
uno 6duloiglsit astban bdtisn unb
er batte oaber bel Dem oortigen 3reis,
ridtsr GriunOiguliasn eingesogen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
Mdnnsr@Or= Damenuersin.
eu4re.g Ortie am 10. 5ebruar.

Die fur mOr9en nnberaumt geipeIeae
guhre.partie III megen beg Wasfen,
Bales biz gum 10. 6ebruaf perldOben
moroen. Die arrangements meroen
bon Der 4. Section ~Geirpfen. yori.
SRI. Gimme Minter; N%ffifentinuen
6rauen Osear @ut6er, @bas. 6islos.
DR.. s. Mannir. Gbrifi. Bilmans uno
SRI. aueufa Rsntia. Die 6onnta9=
Na6mitta9. gudrepartien lino tpegsu
Der Subildums=G borproben elnltweilsn
a~uFgehobel moroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
sasisits Snrnbsrsin.
aimber. @asfeabal am IL. 6ebruar.

am Greitaa. IL. 6ebruar iluOet Der
~biesidbrige 9inoer : Mastenbai oss
Sioieite 5rrnpsreins ftait, uno miro
an Dem Mbeno Die 3ale uieoertonen
BON benz Subel Der luitisen Sugeno.
Die WOrbereitungen fino bon ben
9amen uno 5srren oes Vereins in
elmer Wsiie getrofen wOrOen, Die TO-
mobl ben Steiner islbf wie ibren
Stern unb Grsunosn sinen fioelen
glbenO boiler Groblinn unO 2uF i6er..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

Bafbinston. II. 6ebruar.
5hr J~noiana: S90u beute Abeno nnD
AM 5rsitas-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

o6en beuts N6euo un6 am 6rsitag
ipdrmsr am 5rsita0 Na6miitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

=1.~6 aBinism zd,nesfsr, am DoHnsshoa.
GtutU : Ten u. Debrnar 1901, Nor9fns nm
2 ubr. I'm Misr oen 80 aobrtn. IN lsinfr MobHnna
1908 1saoilon uDsnns. Dn Rsti Der essrote-Ha
lo.r6 Ipdisr belannt e'mont psrsen.
Die trausrmssn oimsrbiisbs"sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

1bsrmomstsriIan
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
9s46ros fir Of. Msrts.


y
Nuf @riino Der 3peiten gegen Die
u5nopls. & Gafiern 8raciion 60"
er6obenen Beidmeroe iueasn Wi6tans
baltens itrer ears our 4ufnabme bon
Fdot. gaRoeieren. bsidlOb Die gebOrOs
fir of. Wetfs In ibrsr geIirlgsn Sibung
eInlfimmig. Die 60. nit Der geIsblid
bOroeIebenen 5trafe bon $50 gu be-
leeen. Dieiss III oas erite Naf. Oab
cine Jntsrurbanseo. aus bieIem Mn-
ldfe betraft muroe. WabrTdeinlid
Usrosn nod msbr oerarti9e Strafen
Derb1not Derben miiHsn.
9 tenogsa nroasB a us
binan3s m 9.
auf gmpfsbluus Des Mapors beuuf.
tragic Die ysboroe Clarence gougiG,
ben GtmOgrapbifsn Der geborOe, als
prOtoconfabrsr fir oos 6omiie al bic.
usn, ueldss nit Dem gntwurfe Der
neuen gau 5 Groinan3 bsi9dftiet if.
gisies Gonits bdlt feline Sibungm
Mbsnos ab. @siDein miro fur ole
Grira.Nrbeit aus benz Comb FIR uil,
Dorbsrgeiebene qusgaben be5ablt lusr'
ben.
Manage bate gontraets
4rbeit.
Eie Be60roe madte fsrner ibre enos
eilti9e g%eIfdsisung oss ahsbment.ums
In9e fir bic gsmentirung Der en-. an
Der %. SIR. bon Nnnsitn biz garnes
Str. riidGdr9i9, oa ertDieien Duroe,
baB Die 0OOIier Contraction go. ibren
yerpfidtanssn bsbufs contracimdBiger
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nidt nadgetOmmen 1T.
e lie 3iaouct 9 eparas
turen.
auf Qntras Oes StaOi-Snsenieurs
beIdlob bic geb6roe. I'm nddlisn 11On-
lag cine gonfsrsH5 nit Den 9erirstern
Der Union Rp. SO. ~ab8ubalten, in uel-
der iber Die psrmanenten Reparaturen
beg Dirainia Mpe.= Yiaouets. 3bsilune
Der Rotten FIR OisIs 4ntsitsn etc. Be.
ratben uno bef9toHen tDeroen Tol.
g noshItie BE- fdti9t
tuur0sn bic Aiisbmsnts umlagsn fur:
@ementiruna Der em. an Der Station
Str, bon q. big WaHadnieti5 4bs.:
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Werria Str, bon Union Bis WaOiIon
qOs. 9au zines 6aupt-@anales In Der
ROrlbmeftern 2lDe bon Gaa Greet bis
gum gromn Sia=Grisobo!e.
Bef9loifen
iuurOsn Die 0Olsblodpflafesung Der
GabrftraBe uno Sebsn bon 3innlteinen
ON 8roaomaD, bon Der 81. StraBe biz
sur SUTHERLAND Aue. 9a9esen uuroe
Die RsIolution be3igIia Oehnung Der
I. g1ep peitlid Der DiDa aOe., bon
Der Qsringion Mpe. 94-25 6uB flOIiG.
annulirt. Nn Osn S~ngenieur Deripie'
fen wuroen bic bon 5ablreiGen 8iirgern
unter3eidnsten
petitionenu nm 9 tie n-
brhden
fiber ben Wbite Riuer on Der WeIf
Worris Str. uno an Der &iber Npe.
Die petenten 1alten 6isins 8riiden Fir
- --.-l IL. - r 49,.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
anssblider Mstaas 0isb.

unisr Der lntluse, Gus Sos. gcrin.
Iiein's 8r0otelaei6dFi an gaIf uno
@eorgia Cir. SUPPER etc. i'm Wtrtts
bon go esiiobIen 81 baben, muroe
BON Den Getectips Mc@uIi urb Simon
qeitsru Nahmiitaa limos Clinton, elm
I6On OorbeIirafier gutide. bertafist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11

0o9fte Eemperatur $500. 70 Sra
Qiebrisie Tsmpsratur 8
M. Z. Btbtbe,
GeetionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-11
Wetterbertht

sar 2. emnS.n. sHs'Hs ? uar s'sra'ns. ben II. ssSr
The evening world., 1904-06-15
CHILD IN PAOD[E-BOX
CALLED FOR . MAMMA
Little One Was Lying Alive on Pile of
Dead When Rescuers Extricated
Bodies Tangled Among the Blades
of Huge Wheel.

the
bodies children
OF paddle wheels
water.
the discovered little girl
Mamma" She with the others
reach the
o..
Out of the peril Keg
placid
station
children laid
g.
crowd suged and seeking
the dead To all nars she had but reply
mamma !s all her burn"
learned from her that she
brother. mother
tho flames and
know Fourteenth street and probably
the vicinity of
The evening world., 1904-06-15
"a BODIES TAKEN
TO POLICE STA TION

following a Alexander
station:
follows
inches $50
whit wedding heads
No 2Woman forty 1870 pounds dark
in centre
pounds hair brown
and waist. jewels.
4Woman 80 feet 200 pounds wedding
mon white waist. white
49, 140
small black earrings.
thirtyfve brown
skirt white waist wedding
Mary Balmer No 1876 First
No T. Unknown hrfve feet inches pounds;
white
M
No Woman, Twenty-Five feet pounds dark
hair white waist tack skirt
gold brooch wedding ring diamond ring Egn gold watch
S45,120 1913
No Woman. fifty pounds brown hair light
waist black skirt earrings plain
gold right
No TO- Woman foryhve feet inches
ha black calico dress and purple flowers wedding
picture.
IA n wssAa any, hair.
The evening world., 1904-06-15
Some of the Victims Who Met Their
Death on the Steamer Gen. Slocum,
Which Caught Fire When Loaded
with Excursionists.
REVISED LISTS OF THE D FAD, INJURED AND MISSING
WILL BE FOUND IN To-DAYS FINAL EDITION OF THE EVEN
ING WORLD.

The is n fist of he now
M.GANN, MICH
eight
aged Ave.
dcckhnnd.
HARTUNG, MARY
LOUIS, twenty-four
HARTUNG, HARRY. hheen
thirteen
CLARA, eleven
KLINE, MRS. n East sixteenth
p.nMIR Mrs. JOSEPH, aged
husband
MARY, No. 123 First avenue
FLORENCE, Putnam avenue;
BrookIy identified Ii, father, William A BoeGer
KLINGLER, EVA
ANNIE
GRANFIRE Lillian DOS Avenue A.
GRANFIRE min OF Grannre
ALBRECHT, MrssE Nc. East
KoE
LOUISE, No. Iao East Seventeenth street.
X twelve so.
ny KeppIer.
at we
NJ. ID.
HOFFMAN. Mrss second avenne.
ELIZABETH
ed N bod
In
SMITH, MARY street.
scHuMPF. Mrs. JACOB, II.
of No
ROTH. Mrs. Nc. street.
BECK. Mr. CHRISTINA, Eas sire
ABINDSIN % EastEI teenth sire
SCHNIIXLER, FANNIE pIa Bronx
HENRY,
The evening world., 1904-06-15

Fifty-three injured persons died North Brother
Island while the doctors attending to them just after
they had been carried from the boat to the Shore
When the Slocum went down. at 1925 o'clock. two
hours and twenty-five minutes after the fire first dis
covered it is estimated that there nearly hundred
chaned bodies on her decks. Every few minutes body
pops up from the wreck The copses of seven adults and
baby were towed from there to North Brother Island
II o'clock.
Just after the Slocum sank where she had drfted from
North Brother Island the water black with bodies.
The tug Fidelity succeeded in picking up lightweight
chaned corpses before the swng eddes in Hunts Cove
loft Riker's Island carried them out into the Sound
None these eghygh bodies be identified Heads and
legs are burned off, Not shred clothing left any Them
The captain the Fidelity that he estimates that he left twenty bodies
without trying int boat because would have been inn
possible to arrange them into any mbnce of human remains
WORST HARBOR HORROR
sudden parang horror the tragedy has parallel the history
of marine disasters this habor Within half hour laughing care
crowd for days outing The country than dec
mated by fire and water.
the staonhoes be removed to the Manhattan Morgue at the
foot of East Twentysixth before midnight and the Moge viii
be kept open day and night
Paomen Abel R. Van and Charles Ke who
to the Gen. So the excursion report to Commissioner Mcdoo
that the fire started M the toaSe, when tins boat
opposite One Hundred and Sixteenth street.
Coroner OComan who with squad OF police, made detailed
search of bodies of identification reports that about Si8oo00
worth of iewey money bank books representing money
found upon the bodies, tttE4
FIRE STARTED IN POT OF CREASE.
According fire started in the galley from
boiling meadows opposite One
Capt Van sehack beached hor on
North Brother Island quarter away,
The evening world., 1904-06-15
WORLD OPENS BUREAU
TO AID SURVIVORS,

The World opened No. OS
Socum disaster
safety relatives ofthe dead and missing
the bodies o their loved
will be this bureau and all inquiries will be
assigned to answer telephone calls Of inquiry
The evening world., 1904-06-15

skirt, jacket wedding ring.
49, Unidentified bodies three infants three
children than five DID,
about foryhve old feet inches light hair
whit pepper and salt waist button shoes
9Woman hfty feet inches hair black earrings
waist and light skirt
chan.
thrtyhve brown hair black silk
andb black skirt wedding ring
fortyhve skirt black stockings
gaie shoes
sixty black skirt black stockings
shoes FIJI
"a Woman, thirynye black satin waist blue skirt lace
identified Mrs. Selma Grimm.
Woman check black skirt lace CATERS
26 silk waist with black skirt black
stockings and lace shoes.
The evening world., 1904-06-15

II you do not want the trouble Of
furnishing . house read the "Fur-
nished Houses 60 Let" sds In World
WantA. Reed the SaneD ts-oav.
The evening world., 1904-06-15
of Women and
Children Still Coming
Ashore at North Broth
er Island and Other
Points Around He'll
Gate = Fire Caused by
the Overturning of Pot
of Grease in the Galley.

The big excursion steamboat Gen. oocum burned and
sank to-day off North Brother Island with 1900 excursions
ists 500 of them children from st. Marks German
Lutheran Church. in East Sixth Street. aboard The loss
of life is estimated to be 1000
The following is the latest estimate made by DETECTIVES
Sergeant Knsler and Police Inspector Brooks Their
mutation is as follows.
The evening world., 1904-06-15
ESTIMATE Of DEAD,
AND WHERE FOUND

Pastor Haas, of St. Marks
Church, estimates number
of dead at Observation-Disclosures. 800
Police Inspector Brooks, di-
recting the rescue work, esti-
mates ......................... ......IOOO
Bodies have been picked up as
follows: :...
North Brother Island ............ l28
Alexander Avenue Station...... 81
Tug Fidelity ............,............. SS
Riker'S nd...................... SO
Oak Point. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Total. ............ 3I0
The evening world., 1904-06-15

vinEi = n deadi
N.GA Mn. MICH stev m.
Brookn
SCHNEIDER, eight.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-02-25
PATRIOTIC MEETINGS.
Washington Birthday Banquet in Chi
caso-Juage Speer of Georgia De-
livered an Eloquent Speech.

Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE anniversary Of
the birth OF George Washington was OBJ
served here by the Union League club
with two meetings at the auditorium
theater, one in the morning and the other
in the afternoon, and a banquet last night
to the members of the club. The princi-
pal service was held III the afternoon
when Elihu Root, former secretary OF
war, delivered an address on The Ethics
of the Panama Question"
The words of the ex-secretary We're lis
tened to with great interest by an audi
ence that filled the auditorium theater To
overlooking.
At the forenoon mesting 3,GG0 pupils of
the public schools gathered at the audi
torium to sing the anthems and war songs
of the United States and to listen to adj
dresses On themes of a patriotic nature.
The closing event of the days ceIebra-
ton was Il banquet to the members OF
the club and their friends. After former
Secretary Root had responded TO a toast
addresses We're delivered by Judge Speer,
of the United States district court OF
Georgia, and DR.. w. j. Tucker, president
of Dartmouth college. Judge Speer spoke
on The American President" and DR..
Tucker talked or What Has Patriotism
the Right TO Demand of Education"
Judge Spcer said:
God send the time when the people OF
the north and the south VIII Know each
other better.
May the day hasten when the southern
people may have the fun sympathy and
counse of their northern brethren In all
their anX,eties. and may they rejoice in
the liberty to put behind them the APP
prehensions for the control OF their local
governments and the safety of their loved
ones and their homes,
May they ieel free 10 forever break their
solidarity Gil national questions, The great
est menace of the haticr.
May they regain ft,r substance, as well
as the form, Of republican government.
May they exercise anew at the ballot box
the untrammeled franchises of American
freedom, and determ.ne for themselves
upon their merits the excellence of men
and the rishtfulness OF measures on
which the welfare Of the nation depends.
These things accomplished, ali things
making for the happiness of the nation
at home, and its strength and honor
abroad. will be added unto US, and The
sons forever reunited can join anew in
the chorus thail fathers loved:
''1he union of lakes, the union of lands.
The union OF states, none can sever.
The union of hearts. the union of hands
And the flag of our union forever"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-02-25
NEW MILL AT CANTON.
A Big Grain Firm of Mitchell Interest
ina Business Men.

Canton, S. D., Feb. 24.-Betts g. Tru-
ak, the extensive grain firm of Mitch
ell, who have fourteen branch houses
in different towns and cities along the
Milwaukee railroad, lave mad a prop
osition to the Commercial club Of this
city to establish an extensive four mill
here. The proposition requires the city
to raise a bonus of $4,000. in which
event they will build and maintain a
mill property valued at $4,000. The
proposition was under consideration at
a meeting of the Commercial club re-
Gently and a committee has been APP
pointed to solicit subscriptions for the
purpose of raising the bonus. The
committee is meeting with favorable
success and the present indications
are that the bonus can be raised.
Ther is an unusually large number
of public sales held in this vicinity
this spring. A great many of the old
farmers are selling out to come to town,
while in other cases those who have
been renting land are selling off their
stock to go farther west and north to
buy land of their own. A wonderful
number of people are going to North
Dakota and northern Minnesota, and
will be q large emigration from
| here to those sections during the COM
ing month.
Hon. Henry Bradshaw and his broth
er William have organized a new bank
al Worthing to take the place of the
Lewis bank, which has gone out Of
| business on ccoun of the death of the
owner The new bank is to be known
| as the Peoples Security bank. Henry
Bradshaw is president, William Brad
shaw. vice president, and j. H. Ser,
asher
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-02-25
SCHOOL LANDS APPRAISED.
County Commissioners and Assistants in
Readle County Finish Task.

Huron. S. D, Feb. 22.-The prices for
which school lands in this, BeaGle
county, were appraised by Commits
sloner Beach and assistants range from
SIS to $50 per acre: there were but two
prices quoted at the former figure and
n at the latter, the others being put
at $50 and s22 per acre. In almost ev-
cry instance the prices are regarded as
reasonably low when the quality Of
the land and location are taken into
account.
Huron bowlers who went to Water
town and Brooe1dngs to bowl with
teams in those cities were badly de-
feated and returned home to do some
practicing. They had a splendid time
and expect soon to entertain their
Bookings and Watertown friends at
friendly games in this city.
"Sierstad," the steel steamship seized
by the Japanese authorities a few days
since, is owned by the Richards fam
lily in Norway, and r. o. Richards of
this city, and in which a number of
Huron gentlemen have shares of stock.
The vessel was under five years char
ter in Chinese and Korean trade.