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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
CAPITALS NEW ALLY
3. F. fredericks, in Leslie's
Magazine for Nav

James Farley. the man who broro
the New York subway strike. tho
originator Of the profession Of str;ko
breaking, is expected to UNDERTAKE
ais biggest hight at a date not far
Instant. Some time this veal the
supreme court Of Pennsylvania viii,
ns1a oown a decision on the appeal
u .ne mining companies against the
eons'ilutlona'ity of the law requiring
va miners to be licensed by the
STATE. II that decision finds tho ,an,
unconstitutional, and the law Is . =
nuiled, the greatest labor ha,t,o az.
Tue history Of the coal regions M,
not be long delayed. This l.s WI
~ ~. M. :, 'he way the mine owners win
a''e % import non-union miners
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
Prize Fight Pulled Off

4 prize tight was pulled off by local
sports Saturday night. About
seSenty-hve OF the admirers Of istjc
strife got together and arranged the
aHalr. 1t was not thought safe to
LAY the event take place within the
city 50 they went out to a farm near
py, about a mile and a half from,
town. and there the contestants haS
II out. 1t is said that the successful
knocker put his opponent out of bust.
ness IN short order. The stakes are
SAD to have been merely a matter ot
q 70 pct between the scrappers,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
Buying Cattle in Nd

j. w. Hurst OF FredericA
a resident OF Aberdeen. 'ap
parted for Montana wheN
buy upwards OF 500 head as
the market. Hurst has
bought the Fix property ns
rick and has also become n
OF the hotel there.
Hogan Bros, Of Frederic !
ready shipped in about VI
cattle from Montana and
that state buying about ~
G. B. Howell is also in Mel.
ing cattle. He now has
head and will ship IN
Cattle feeding at FrederlcAs
that little city famous
over.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
SUES CHIEF Z|RBES
George Grimes Wants szOco III
Damages-AIIeges False
Imprisonment
Able Counsel Will Push case
Likely to Attract some
Attention

Last >dlUlNt1 '1''
,-rro employed a, a porter al inc
Crmmercial club, served a summons
and complaint on Chief zir0ss ma
-Tt- d damages. alleging false arrest
and impri19nnent. He ask for s2''
10 compensate him for the mum
d1ae his reputation and feeling
Il sssms that a week ago Nonoa!
MAYOR Aldrich overheard two nesf's'
strangers in town. talking about nav
Ing done some one in Faulston aho
conua,ula,ing each other on haVlhg
made 4 smooth escape. The CONVEX
,s-ion took place in the a!IeyneaF tne
wisconsin hotel and in rear Of ". H.
HflSn,sunderraking parloFs. Mr., Aia'
rich knew that Grimes had atted up
? sgrt Of ro0ming house upstairs IN
mis- building for negroes and at once
came 10 the conclusion that they mao
nut I'D there. He thought the town
would. however. be better on without
Tia presence Of these two characters
and 81 called Harrington ana they
Looked them up and escorted them
away toward the eastern boundaries
iotthe CITY and R0tifed them not to
~ seen around here again. They
went.
Nj. Aldrich and Chief Zi,bes, after
t4his. saw Grimes and told him Of the
incident and at the same time warned
him that he ought to be more careful.
if POSSIBLE. about whom he granted
lodging TO. This seems to have made
Grimes sore and he began to
roast both the mayor and the chief.
1 TneY warned him that he was doing
himself no good and that he might
batter keep quiet aud moved away.
/ Chief Zirbes says that even then
Grimes followed them across the
street and began again to abuse them
and refused either to desist or move
along. Finally Zirbes told him that
he would run him in if he didn't let
up and Grimes dared him to. ZirbeS
then took him to Jones office and
after q few minutes locked him up in
jail. Aldrich come over to the office
in a few minutes and advised the
| chief to release him. saving that he
had probably cooled down. W. Fl,
Finch. steward Of the Commercial!
club. also asked that he be released
and 50 he was given his leniently
Grimes has retained L. T. Var
lSlyke for his attorney. Inasmuch as
no charge was preferred against him
he claims TO have a clear case against
ZirbeS. He has always borne a good
reputation in the city and this is the
1rst time that he had any trouble
The chief says that he could hav,
preferred a charge Of disturbing the
peace against him and had him tinet
and that the incident would thel
have been closed. He thought at the
time. however, that Grimes had los
his temper and that it would be I'm
necessary TO do this but thinks nov
that he made a mistake in treatin.
him SO literally.
Mayor Aldrich telephoned to Faux
ton and found that two unknown
negroes were wanted there on
charge Of Swindling.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
THE CITY DEMOCRATIC
Combined Vote on Aldermen
Give Democrats 80
Majority
License Carries by Large Ma
iority-Heavy Vote
POIled

Aberdeen IS 2 republican city, ana
any democrat elected outside Of the
First ward must Be elected with the
AID 81 q large portion Of the r=publi-
car vote If the different wards.
When the polls opened in the norn-
ing every nominee 81 the democratic
ticket for alderman went into the
fight confident Of winning. II was
quite clear that this confidence
sprung from z knowledge that there
existed q wide SPREAD discomfort
among republican voters with the
administration Of city affairs Or disap-
prevail either Of the republican noHi-
nees Or Of the policy II vas feared
they stood for.
Another cause Of the Anticipated
slump In the republican vote was the
hope that many republicans would
avail themselves Of III opportunity to
rebuke what they regard asboss dom
ination Of city matters. However.
the interest in the outcome as the
day progressed. became intense. The
utmost energy in getting out the
vote was DISPLAYED by the workers On
both sides except in the Fourth ward.
and at noon many c~onFersant with
now the vote was being cast freely
expressed the opinion that every
democratic nominee for alderman On
the ticket would b elected.
The polls closed al four and there
being more interest in the result OF
the a!dermanic contest that ticket
vas quickly counted. First the news
from the Second was rapidly passed
from mouth tn mouth conveying the
intelligence that Wells. democrat.
mad beaten Ward, republican. by
more than two IL Next. word
from the north side came that Walter
Hutchens, democrat, had been re-
elected over Frank Clark By more
than sixty majority.
By the time the Third ward count
showed that Hooerton. democrat.
had defeated John Sanders Of the
News. enthusiastic democrats began
To think things were comingtneiF #ay
with a rush: but the count in the
Fourth. still unfinished, "a about 10
disclose their first disappointment.
It showed that L. W. Kelly, demo
crat. who had made a gallant fight.
fell a little short Of the goal. Ed
Hall had won by the narrow margin
Of thirteen votes. The democrats in
the First ward elected one member
Of the school board in the person Of
Jimmy Westmoreland. Below IS the
vote in detail.
FIRST WARD
AIderman-F. D. Clark. republican,
100: Walter Hutchens. democrat. 1853:
William Stierwalt. Socialist s.
Member Of Board Of Education
F. D. Campbell. republican. IL:
James Westmoreland. democrat. l37:
Charles S~tranchan. Socialist. 10.
Themselves 49,: No IS.
SECOND WARD
Alderman-A. L. Ward. republican.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
THE ARTEsIAN Sd
Extends From Missouri
the Foothills

Information received Il
states that n strong artcsg
been secured at the Scott
ranch and that the well ii
warm water and gas in u
limitless quantities. The
of the well is similar to :h.s
cured at Pierre. Its deFaI
feet.
The Phillips ranch i, Id
Stanley county, west Of the
river and in the region u .
enne river. The success d
borers is therefore Of more
importance. 1t is more esIA
the region lying between i
Hill 5 and the Missouri riEs
made to yield an Abundance
through the construction AZ
wells.
Several other wells are 10
on the west side OF the riys'
one merely serves to conh'i
lief that the artesian baSi
westward TO the foothills.
The Phillips ranch is loeaa|
lying ground. but the accoa
artesian flow thereon says
we'll exhibits strong pressus
probably to carry the fowa'
er ground Of the neighborlai
That water, fuel and lEa
taken from the depths Of ts
a treeless and nearly rivers
is a contribution OF natnh
great importance TO rs
Sioux Falls Press.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21

s.: ". 6. Wells. uan-@rdsan- Is;
Robert Kirk. Ssciaitst- &
Nensaer u Bard d tducation-
Fred hcr.e. republican. 10: D. Nc
GlachIiu. democrat lS: s H. Gran
nfer. SociaEfst. Il
Lfcen@-Ya I6. No 81
Third WARD
Aldarman-J. 6. Sanders republi-
can. l28. ". E Robertson. democrat,
49,: William May. Socialist. i.
Member 81 Bqaru Of Education--
H. Suite, republican. l5': D. Z
Arnold democrat. q Ed~ard Pref
zer. Socialist. u
Liceue-Ye I62 No liz.
FOURTH WARD
.Aldernan-Ed. VI. Hall. republican.
2gs: L II. Kelly. democrat. ls5: Fred
II. kemnItz, Socialist II.
Menbero Bari 81 Education
8. II. L Erwin. republican, %: ",
E. Bis5ee. Socialist. Il
Themselves ZIG: No -&
II LARGE
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
THE SGOI1||1
hasons Have Big Rs,,]
"eek-Larse Nun,l
tors Espee,v|
Prominent Members /
supreme Commands
ardson to yisi,o|

The Scottish Bite ran.
city next week viii be y.
poriant in the historg an
Rite bodies. A large cl,,
dates will be present "a u
degrees and a COMPANY as1
ed visitors and many e,G,.1
gree masons will be nrasas.
the visitors vii. he
Richardson, the suprems i
OF all Scottish Rite IL
Richardson was former5 /
OF congress from Tepnaa'j
at one time a demas,,,l
the house OF represan,,.l
distinguished editor Of ,b.1
the Official organ OF the ID
so be present.
Mr.. Richardson and his !
VIII De met at Fargo by a !
from the Aberdeen lodge 4
ed to this city. They VII
Aberdeen on Friday mos]
they will go on to Yaps,,1
CATION Of Aberdeen mss,,
degree will ACCOMPANY thes,
ton and possibly to OmaIn
| Willie here Mr.. Rich,s
participate in the cerem,.
ent TO the comforting ots
first and thirty-second d
will deliver a short adds
Scottish Rite Masons prs
day evening the meetin,
brought TO a close with a !
the masonic temple.
Thirty-third degree Il.
have a dinner at the War
at $50 p. M. About twes;
present.
1t is expected that mas,
present from all the large
the state and from many d
as well. Aberdeen has
noted as a city where ID
order was very strong aud.
enviable reputation in
circles.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21

sclatic Rheumatism Cured

nave been subjecr to sciatjc rhen.
a1"u,sni lor years." says f. II. Waldron
" y ', millon junction, Iowa my Joints
were sun and gave me much Gain and
u'Seolnlort My joints would crack
Cnen ! Strengthened up. ! used
ohamberlain's Pain Rain uoeu
oeeu thoroughly cured. Have nor had
q pam or ache from the old trouble 90.
u'any months: 1t is certainly a most
druggists. SAFE Dy all
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
Wayside Notes
Ways Business College


Anna A. McCloskey, of Arnol en-
rolled this week. She will take a
course in bookkeeping and Gregg
Shorthand.
Slowly but surely We are reaching
for the 100 mark.
A diploma from the Aberdeen Bust
ness college will get you a position in
the best ofices-our graduates are en-.
ergetic, progressive, competent.
why not take that course in pen
manship-now?
Our school is open all summer both
day and evening.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
very Low Excursion Rates !.
Lead, S. D.. ~

s aaa IN, ,iss North Western Line. E,c0,.
i limi, s.ske ct will be sold May i and )
I,odaa "a account of Annual Gr,na
Aoase Meeting, Modern wooam "1ano
So ll'e Va, Apply agents Chicago . =
10 !
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
Lawn Mowers

We have lawn mowers I'D,
your grass. Sizes "A 70
Prices q. 50 TO 90. Lawn
seasonable.
ABERDEEN Hasp'
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
Building Paper

We are now prepared to furnish
tarred felt and all kinds Of building
paper at reasonable prices.
ABERDEEN HARDWARE On
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21

Keep your bowels regular by the
use OF Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. There is nothing bet
ter. For sale by all druggists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21

: IL -.-L-g-a 20 1lCsbN :
Wards
i WCampbelL. z Ito IS l6s 20
Fl Lockingtou. IS : y llb
G r kimball. S 10 Is ~
Tota{-Campoell -. Lexington go,
himbaII IS.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21
COMPLETE COST
Brown County's Courthouse has
Cost a Snug Sum

Below are the various items that 90
to make the total cost of the new
court house, including money expend-
ed for fence, walks, well aud trees.
The item OF 800 paid the treasurer
for handling the proceeds of $55. 900,
voted to build the court house, is the
commission Of n per cent provided
Tor in section ga, Complied Laws.
page III.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21

For member Of Beard d EducaIlol
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-01-21
Mr.. Johnson Passes Away.
Rectortown, Va, Jan. IS. 100

mar moses T. jSonnson, a brother in
law OF Rev. Gabriel O. BannIster, de.
parted this life Wednesday, Jan I2th at
100 A. Nd. at Robesonia, Pa after a brief
illness from Tiphlitis. Mrs. Johnson
found Mr.. johnson alarmingly ill on
her return home after the christmas
from the South.
Many of the friends and relatives
fastened TO his bed side, hoping he
would recover.
The funeral services took place from
the Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Rector
town. Va, Jan. 10Th at 2 p. N. Rev.
II. Z. Dawson the pastor officiating. In
terment IN the family cemetery.
He leaves wife. three sisters, ard a
host OF friends and relatives to mourn
their loss. MIR. johnson lived a honor
ed and respected citizen Of Robesonia
for eighteen years. He returned to
Richmond Ia 1889 and married Miss
Harriet Ann Bannister, n sister of Rev.
u. y. Bannlster, and a niece of Mrs.
Alfred Mabrey Their union was a
blessed one. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
had no children, but lavished their en-
tire affection on their nieces, particular
ly Miss SaIie Bannister, whom they
reared and educated.
Mr.. johnson was a polite and affable
gentleman, loved by all who knew him
a hard worker, a model husband a d
uncle and livnd for the future as well as
the present. His opportunities were
bright and he used them.
He leaves his wife in very comforta-
BILE circumstances. Mrs. Johnson will
return TO Virginia and make her future
home with her brother, Rev. G.. @. Ban
mister.
Miss Sallie Bannister who also hur-
rled to Pennsylvania during her uncle 8
illness, will return to her post. Janr ary
24th, at Front Royal, Va. Miss Ban.
hlster Is Principal of the Colored Grad
ed School of Front Royal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-01-21
Only Wants to Know.

DR.. Harvey johnson, of Baltimore.
has taken to task Brother John Mitchell,
editor of the Richmond PLANET for an
alleged compromising position on the
wrongs of the white South against the
colored brother. 1t is a pity that our
iuccessful leaders are so easily misun-
derstood or are actually supine. We
have certainly no sympathy with COM
promising position; but we have arrived
to point that we are puzzled and
would like to be enlightened. Do we
through ignorance and envy misrenra-
sent our successful leaders when thew
reach certain zenith, or do they be-
come actually suppliant when crossing
the threshold of success? IG Is one thing
or the other. Every great leader of the
race from Dr. Washington down, for
one or the other of the above causes.
has had 60 go through red hot fire
IRE of persecution, from the race
Frederick Oity. Md. Hornet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-01-21
Rev. r. j. Bass Remembered

The members of the Mt. Tabor Baptist
Church Woodville, Va, remembered
the pastor by senting to him tat
purse as New Years gift. The pastor
said that be lacked words to expres s
his appreciation for their kindness TO-
ward HIM, but would strive by the
help of God TO show his gratitude by
ms writing efforts to build up old Mt.
Tabor 81 iritually and to bring her out
OF debt. Among those that remembered
the Pastor were found some from the
Deacon Board, Choir, SUNDAY School
and the membership. The Pastor
thanks all of his members and friends
who contributed So literally for his COM
fort.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-01-21
Y. N. c. A. NOTES.

The msmbers meeting was well at
tendcd last Friday night. The reports
from the committee were very encour-
aging. Much business of Importance
was transacted.
Everybody enjoyed the explanation
on the Sunday School Lesson last Sat
arday by Pref. McWilltams.
The street committee did much good
work In the sluns last Sunday.
About 1875 boys were out last Sunday
to hear Rev. DR.. G.. d. Pinkney. Eyery
boy was helped. The DR. is very much
interested in the boys.
A large number of men heard Rev.
w. II. White last Sunday and profited
much. He showed the mon how thew
must help the other man to cut 1t loose
Every man enjoyed the solo by Mr..
Walter ID. Jones. The Starlight ouar
tette made lasting impression upon
the men. Brother John Mabrey knows
how TO help the fellows.
The Woman's Auxiliary had an ak
cellent meeting las. Monday, many
Joined. A special meeting will be held
for the women at the Y. M. O. A. rooms
Monday. Jan. 30th, 8 p. M All women
are invited to join and help us in this
great work
You are invited to-day to the sxpla-
nation on the Sunday School lesson, 8
p. M.
Be on time Sunday for hard work.
Mr.. Charles n. Hooper, Assistant
Sups. Second Baptist Church SUNDAY
School will address the boys Sunday A
L. Nd. at the 7. M. q. A, rooms
Mr. e. A. Washington, Cashier of
the Nickel Savings Bank will address
the men, Sunday $50 P. M. at the
rooms. Subject; Goods Witnesses. I"
Prof. Thomas II. Hopkins will sing spe-
eial solos. Come and bring the other
man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-01-21
GEN. ST0ESSEL
SAILS FOR HOME
To Ride knowledge of Defsnses Ship
Left Nagasaki After Dark.
MAY DRAW OTHERS INTO WAR

Nagasaki, Japan, Jan. is. = The
F;>nch steamer Australian sailed for
Aarseilles, having on board General
stoessel and his wife and b65 Russians.
including Admirals Grigorovitch and
Lockinsky, Generals Gorbatowsky and
Reiss and 245 other officers and their
wives. The Australian was not al
lowed to leave the harh before dark,
as a precautien agains the Russians
or others obtaining knowledge of the
defenses. The steamer was piloted out
Of Nagasaki by Japanese naval officers.
During their stay hero the Russian
officers bought curios valued at over
$4,000, having ample supplies of
money but the soldiers had not re-
ceived their pay for many months.
General Fock remains a prisoner In
Japan
A correspondent had an interesting
interview with General Stoessel, in the
course of which the general said:
"The capitulation occurring on New
Years Day was merelys coincidence.
The loss of 2O3-Metre ] III and the
subsequent capture of for 8. combined
Will lllo ueduly IuaEkbflduS01p with
the terrible 11-inch shells, the de-
pressing effect OF the ders of General
Kendratenko and the fe ful increase
OF scurvy really fixed . time of
capitulatien. 1t Is quite ! atrus that 1
dissented from the unantb Gus decision
Of the a"al co;unci. .r.s nral
ursent requests for RS were never
answered"
The correspondent at that CONVEX
sations with other Rus q officers re-
veals great bitterness against and de-
nunciations of Admiral Alexiefl for his
failure to properly fortify Port Arthur
and his cowardly flight by the last
train from the fortress. The junior
officers denounce the incapacity and
folly of the government IN entering on
the war, and declare that all the men
who return to Russia from Port Ar
thur are revolutionists In spirit. These
opinions were openly expressed in the
presence OF General Stoessel, who re-
marked: Let them talk; they have
earned the right to think as they
please by Drawing untold deaths for
our country"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-01-21
Gone Before.

The funeral OF Sir VIM. Price who de.
parted this life jan, 7th, 1905 took
place at the 4th Baptist Church, Tues
day Jan. 10th. Rev. Evans PAYNE
being sick Rev. Ward officiated who de.
liyered an able discourse. sir Price was
member of North Star Lodge No. SO,
K. of. P. He was faithful and obedient
TO all commands and while we deeply
feel his loss we trust our loss is his
eternal gain. The following resolutions
we're also adopted:
RICHMOND, VA. Jan. 9th, 1905.
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God
to take from our midst our beloved
brother Sir knight William Price, and
Whereas, the said brother was a good
and faithful member ever ready and
willing to do all he could for the goCd of
the order and the uplifting of humani-
ty, good in his attendance, faithful in
all duties devolved upon him,
Whereas. we will never meet our
brother again in flesh to shake his well
come hand. We, the NorthIStar Lodge,
No. so K. of p, beg to commit to his
memory the following resolutions.
Resolved 1st, That We deeply mourn
the loss of our brother, but sincerely
trust that our loss is his eternal gain and
that we shall some day meet in Heaven.
Resolved 2nd, That we extend to the
bereaved family our sympathies, hoping
that they will feel that God has only
taken bat what He giveth
Resolved Srd, That copy of these
resolutions be spread upon our minutes.
Resolved, 4th, That copy be sent to
the bereaved family, and a copy pub.
lished in the Richmond PLANET.
Done by order Of North Star Lodge,
No SO. X. of p.
w. IL. Coy, SAMUEL II. WALKER,
VIM. II. DANDRIDGE,
SAMUEL H.WALKER.. Q. O.
A. w. DANDRIDGE, K. of r. and S.