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O'NE|LL
APPEALS TO COURT
Old Guard Man Who Drank
Water Fights to Retain
Membership.

Private James O'Neill. Of the Old
Guard. VINO recently aroused amaze
meHt and the dlspleasure Of Major s.
Ellis Briggs by deliberately taking a
drink Of water In plain view OF the
whole command, appeared By counsel
before Justice Mccall in the Supreme
Court to-day as an applicant for an
order requiring Major Briggs TO re-
store him to active membership. Some
OF Private ONeills friends VINO at
tended the hearing said that MAJOR
briggs wal hand In oils re slgnalo1
from the Old Guard next Tuesday nigAt
anu 1t Will be accepted.
ducei Private o'Nell and eighteen
Others TO the rank OF associate mem-
bers, on The ground that they had not
taken part In a parade for a year.
Private ONeill was also seen to drink
from the water cooler in the armory.
but maybe there wasn't anything else
handy.
PRODUCTION to the associate rank rem
dered those SO reduced liable 10 Jury
duty, and Private o Nelll brought a
test case to compel his reinstatement
TO active membership. His claim a
his reduction without a court-rs 1r.lal
unlawfully deprived him of ~ tl,u-
tory right to avoid jury duty e rad
p make quite an impression upon Jus
tice Mccall.
Private O'Nell set up in his W be-
half that he paraded at the Old Guard
ball last January. Major Briggs, BY
counsel, answered that a ball Is not a
parade. Thereupon Private O'Eeill pro-
duced Order No. %, directing the pri-
Yates b appear In full Uniform
Justice Mccall took the paners ard
reserved decision. The proceeding has
caused a great deal OF dissension in
the Old Guard and the meeting next
Tuesday evening promises to be full
Of incident.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
RICH WOMEN CALL
NAMES IN COURT
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Maubec
Exchange Epithets of Gag
GOT and "Guttersnipe.'

such tender epithets as "fagsot" and
~xutter-snlpe" figured In the case OF
Mrs. Louise II. Howard versus Mrs.
Mary MaDbec, before Magistratc Stein
ert IN the West side Court to-day.
Mrs. Howard was the complainant
She lives at No. so West End avenue,
n Is said to own a million dollars
worth Of real estate In Harlem. Mrs
Maubec is also wealthy. and resides at
No. go West Twenty-second street.
At n time the two women were
bosom friends. but evry shred Of the
tender feeling wss dissipated when
Mrs. Maubec referred to Mrs. Howard
~ a "faggot," and Mrs. Howard re-
scrted by cailings Mrs. Maubec gut
nsr-snipe."
IN presenting iher complaint Mrs.
Howard handed TO Magistrate several
letters and said:
Your honor you will see II you read
shese whetcher missiyes how terribly l
have been AssalledS. I am called such
names as .faggot and accused of run
ming a poolroom."
you did, you did, you did run a pool
room, and you now W the I. Nicholas
Inn on LenoX avenue cried Mrs.
Maube, ''and / have my friend. Mrs.
niill, here TO prove that o called
me a 'gut~ter-sElpe'."
Mrs. Howard whisked her skirt as II
she would sweep Mrs. Maubec OF the
earth and continued her plant;
NNAf TnIp hana fhQaa laftnra hpQp
written against me-. she ran on. but
two detectives have been employed to
shadow me. A man OF great wealth
and Influence, who is In love with my
partner, Mary A. Corcoran Is endeavOr-
Ing to break up our friendship.
"One OF these detectives, while en-
gagged In this work, attempted to make
love to my friend In the 81. Nicholas
Inn. She repulsed him, and Joe. the
threw him out, after taxing
away hds revolver and billy from him.
Mrs. Howard paused for ath,
Yhereupon Mrs. Maubee jumped into
Judge, she hires men to come down
and ring my door-bell all night
and said she picked me out OF the gut
Ter. when met her, Judge, she was
a pool-robm."
ssThat is false retorted Mrs. How
ard. II admit that l play the races ana
have bet on horses for years, but |
never was interested In pool-roomf.
This statement IL al q part OF the
calumnies that are beng launch
cd against me-
Mag strate stelnert then got busy
Mrs. Maubec promised not 10 write any
letters and Mrs. Howard als)
promised not TO say any more unkind
things against Mrs. Maubec, and the
The evening world., 1905-11-02
TORN BY BULLET,
MAN DID NOT DIE.
Physicians Defed by Patient
Whose Vitals Were Pierced
Six Times.

Especial to The Evening world.)
ATLANTIC CITY. N. ]. Nov. a.
Gaetano Perez. whose lntestines were
pierced six times by an assassin's bull
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TAMPERED WITH BANKS
FUNDS LONG TINE.
Examiner Accuses Cashier Clark,
Who Wrote Second Statement
Before Suicide.

PrTTsBURG. Pa. Nov. 2.-Examiner
yohn B. cunningnan, Of the Enter
prise National Bank. said to-day:
our Investigation so far has re-
vealed a bad state OF affairs, and has
shown that Clark. the dead cashier.
had been tanpering with the banks
funds for a long time"
United States District-Attorney Dunkle
stated to-day that Cashier Clark had
left another written statement, besides
the one addressed TO his wife Attor-
ney Dunkle said the statement. or the
confession. as II has been referred to,
was In the possession OF Mr.. Cunning
ham.
Has anything been done toward be-
ginning criminal action against any
one?" was asked.
Nothing yet" replied Attorney Dun
kle. we must be able TO show b
Clark and others were In conspiracy to
wreck the bank or inappropriate its
funds before We can get action against
them, and, Cashier Clark being dead,
that 10 going TO be something Of a dIf-
ncult matter TO do"
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"WHo THROWA DA BRIcK2"
NarderIs Tun,bled sixty Feet and
Thought an Enemy DID II.

Erase Nardella was taking a wheel
barrow filled with bricks from the ell
evator on the fourth floor Of a @
building for the College OF the City OF
New York. One Hundred and Thirty
ninth street and st. Nicholas Terrace
to-day when he slipped and fell into
the basement. six floors below.
"Maka da long fan said Nardella.
when his companions reached him.
.'whgla da mat? Who throws da
brick7"
He thought an enemy had knocked
him down the sixty feet 0f space. The
superintendent called an ambulance
from the ], Hood Wright Hospital,
But the doctor said Nardella was all
rixht; What there was not a bone bTok-
en- and ne wanted to return 10 work.
Bnt the foreman insisted on his going
70 his home ct No. 1911 Fast one Hun
drei and Ninth street TO rest up for
The day.
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PROTEST TO ROOSEVELT.

ATCH1SoN, Kim, Nov. 2.-The
faculty Of st. Benedict's College, Of
Atchison, has drafted resolutions and
will forward them 10 President Roose-
welt, protesting against the talked-of
promotion Of James f. Smith to be
Governor-G General Of the Philippines,
and asking his removal from the Phil
ippine Commission. Mr.. Smith Is the
present Secretary OF Public I~nstruc,eon
In the Philippines,
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ROOSEVELT TALKS RATES.
Holds Conference on Congress BiIl
on Railroad legislation.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-The ques-
ton Of railroad rate legislation was
considered at length at the White
House to-day at a conference between
the President and Senators Cullen. Of
Illinois, and Dolllver. Of Iowa. two OF
the men who are expected to lead the
ADMINISTRATORS fight In the approach
Ing session OF Congress.
The President In the conference to-
day outlined the measure he desires to
have Congress enact, but neither Of his
conferrees would discuss this beyond
saying that In tire Presidents express
slons there are no particular modlhca.
tons Of the IDEAS that he has already
put before the public. The chief fea-
ture OF these r. that the interstate
Commerce Commission should be
clothed with powers TO revise railroad
rates when found unreasonable.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
FOUR NEW FIRE CHIEFS.
Eoremen Promoted and Two New
Surgeons Added to
Force.

Fire Commissioner Hayes to-day az
noonced the promotion OF four fcremsn
OF enetns companies TO be battalion
cbiefs and the appointment of two rev
surgeons. The new battalion chiefs are
Henry Houck' Of Engine conp-uy t5.
Edward ]. Worth. Of Engine Co.npary
70, Thomas 1, Kane, or Engine Com
pany H. and Joseph Craw1ey. OF Ea-
sine Company ~ The salary OF a bat
The new surgeons are Or. Herman L.
Heis, on No. 26 East Seventeentf
street and DR.. William ]. Tlorney. Oh
No, $50 East one Hundred and Eleventh
stsstt Ths saiesy is $500 per year.
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let has waited cut OF the City Hos
p!tal aiwcll man
His case IL the most remarkable
that has come andsr the notice OF local
physicians. who for three weeks posi-
lively declared the man could NOT I've.
Peree's wonderful physique was his
a. lvatlon. Although his bowels were
removed, cleaned and replaced merely
In the hope OF prolonging his life' he
began 10 improve at onee.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
Wonderful Bargains Friday and Saturday,
In Best and Purest Groceries.
Fish! Fish, Fish,.

Haddock, fresh from the sea, h.. Sc
Market Cod or Founders, very
fancy, pound. ...,,......7c
Smoked Haddoek, finest evcroffered,
pound &c
Goldfish Shreds, for making Goldfish
balls and creamedC Goldfish, sold elsewhere
at ioc package, our price. .......... Sc
Halibut, BIuefIsh. weakfIsh,
Fresh MackereI, Smells, Yellow
Perch, Butterflsh, Porgies, Salmon,
EeIs, kingflsh, Goldfish Steak, Salt
Mackerei, Salt Goldfish, Shrimp,
Oysters, CLANS, etc, at lowest prices
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Liquors and cigars.

Stone Age Pure Rye Whiskey, 8
years old, gal, 50 7ol full quart. zoe
Eastern Rye Whisky, finely ma
tured, PEI gai ...... 49,. ....i.S9
Fine Old Table Ciaret, including
jug, per gal, ..s..t.,......... -. SOC
Extra Pine Old Port or Sherry.
per sai....,......,st,oS, Sf.1o and soc
Banzai. th; greatest cure known for
Coughs and Colds, per bot 80. X. SIC
Lady liner, Connecticut wrapper
combination dllsr, Peri, boz Of 50
tor. -. $50. -. .~.....sstsV
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SUNDAY WORLD WANTS
WORK MONDAY WONDERS.
The evening world., 1905-11-02
SIX MONTHS FOR
TW0-D0LLAR THEFT.
Murphy Confesses when Magistrate
Asks "Nhere He Got It."

Charles +. Murphy. a street car
driver. denied in the Court Of Special
Sessions this afternoon that he had
stolen a pair Of shoes worth 81 from a
Park Row dealer.
where did you get IT." asked Judge
Olmsted.
"Whatf"
1.-THE graft. You were a car driver.
Murphy"
Il confess, ! don't know why r.
six months"
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No Fish Sent c. 0. D.
Vegetables and Fruits.

cranberries, Cape Cod, quart. 4 &c
Apples, fancy yellow ecokine, ) g.
basket ...sssfoc
Sweet Potatoes, finest stock, 5 g.
basket. ......,....... ...... ..foc|
Cabbage, I. !, large head, each. 70
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NEWSPAPER AID FAILED.
Couple Married Throuah This Source
Now Seek Divorce.

Sioux Fails. S d. Jan a.'rhc divorce
court in this city have been called upon 10
dissolve tho marriage bonds OF John Henry
Ryan. m eccentric ana wealthy resident
OF Sioux Fails, and an Iowa woman, who
became man and wife as The result of al
newspaper advertisements
The present Mrs Ryan was formerly a
resident of Davenport, Ia. .Abont two years
ago She sent to a local newspaper an ild-
vertisement which stated tina, she was
very desirous of securing II husband. The
advertisement came under the notice oil
John Henry Ryan, who forthwith sent me
fair charmc1 a letter stating that he would
not object to marrying the right kind of Il
woman
AS soon as her business affairs could be
arranged the Iowa woman came 20 SIOUX
Fails. After a brief conference each de-
clared themselves satisfied TO travel the
balance of life's journey together Hnd the
marriage ceremony WAS performed
But matters did not run smoothly in the
Ryan household, and 1T was not long be
fore the arguments of the loving
couple scandalized the neishborhood i'll
whch ticN lived. Only about three weeks
ago the police We're called TO the Ryan
dcmicilc. where they found the husband
in a badly battered condition, his wife
having made a vicious assault upon him,
her weapon being az unromantic potato
mashel.
She Grove the lord and master from the
household, and since that time he has
/ been compelled to make his home else
where. Recently the wife decided thai
| their married life had been failure AND
| instituted AN action for divorce i'll ihe
| state circuit court in this city
She applied for aiimonN, but this WAS
denied by Judge Jones after the matter
| had been sued before him. Her appii-
/ cation Tor attorneys fees is now pending
! lnf 1cr
on this feature OF the case under advise
| ment.
The hearing on the divolcc suit proper
win be held in the nea' future. IT IS
thought that at that time there will be
| some unusually interesting Developments.
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PLAN FOR TOURNAMENT.
Place for State Meeting Has Not as
Yei Eeen Sa,ected.

Vet Eeen Selected.
Sioux Falls s. ID. Jan, THE citizens
of Sioux FAILS are asitaing the matter
Of entering this city as candidate for the
place for holding the coming annual tnhfh-
amcnt of the State l'iremcns association.
The board OF control of the association
viii! hold a meeting at .hrmour on the 2i'h
inst for the purpose of selecting the TIM"
and place for holding the tournament dur
ing the coming summer.
SO far as is known. the Town Nj Armour
Is the only proposed candidate Yet III the
field The successful applicant viii be re
uuired to contribute dc sum OF $5Ni toward
the expenses of the tournament. ana IL II
is decided to enter SIOUX Fnlls IN tHe race
thi.; sum will be raised without difhchtS-
Tho coming tournament is expected 10
be one OF the best and most successful
ever held by the association. In eartN
days these tournaments We're the ehict
events of the year in the state interest,"
lapsed for several years but during the
past four or five years has steadily m
creased with the result tha, the state as
sociation is now in better condition th;ln
ever before,
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a LONG FOUGHT CASE.
Third Supreme Court Decision Over
Ownership of Horse.


Hot Springs, S. u. Jan. 3.-l'he supreme
court of this state has handed down de-
cision in the famous Brady -ShcrleN case,
alliming the lower courts. The case. Wig
t,riusly fought for six years, involved 'he
ownership of one horse Both parties re-
side in this county and the case tried three
times and sent 10 the supreme court twice
naturally created some interest in tins
section of the country. Mr.. Shirley. VINO
had lost an unbranded horse found II OIL
the range with Mr.. Brady's brand on II.
Shirley took up the horse and notified
Brady, who claimed and rcplovincd the
horse, whcrcupon Shirley gave re-tie-
livery bond and held the horse. -Four at
torneys were engaged in the trials, nifty
witnesses We're examined and three )uriss
awarded the horse to Mr.. Shirley. Now
the supreme cour, has decided that Mr..
shirley may keep the horse and Mr.
Brady pay the costs, which amount to
ten times the value of the animal.
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NJ NJ BIER l5.

amt one In the state. 1t is now most ef.
licicntly and partriot.ca1ly filled by one of
the ahlest lawyers The state has produced
Tho question OF increasing the attorney
generals salary should again be submitted
TO the people
Tho salary of the stale treasurer should
also be increased and some arrangement
should he made whereby a certain portion
of the surplus money in the state treasury
should be loaned to reputable and rcspon-
siho banks within this state, ana the M
tcrest received therefor on daily balances.
should be G>y the banks) turned INTO the
state treasury.
OF great Importance. II is the most M
poltant question before The national con-
sress at this session. and no man is bet
ter qualified To protect the rights OF tllc
people than President Roosevelt
Railroads are public servants and should
serNa the people wcll and rsasonably;
They should be managed with due regard
10 the interests Of thc people, Tle STATE
should treat Them fairly and they. III turn;
should respect the wishes ana rights on
tlio people If existing laws are not adr-
qGate TO protect the rights of the people
laws thtt arc such should he enacted.
Asks For Economy.
My wish aud bape is tha; w. may all
serve thr people OF this splendid young
stata economically, 10 the end that every
dollar oI the money tha, the people have
to nay Tor the support Of the state and all
of tho public institutions may he wisely
expended ami fully accounted for.
1t IS hc wish OF the people ina ap2r2-
priatons bc ilcrt down. Hundreds, IL not
thousands. of dollars can be GU out of
nearly every appropriations every sucil
| bin shcuid BE- carefully scru untzett ard
cv.ly itrnl th4t can be cut out should bc.
/ IN Il word this leeisaturc. composed of
1 h;}siness 'nen should keep appropriations
| Within rhc revenucs. You should manage
! his business intrustcd 10 YOU by E9GF CON
| stitucnts Tie saMC Nou would your
firn. yol.r bank, or your store IN nlain
ana sinlpC words Won should not contract
| ~ vii
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feet in these waters. Her ships lie
along the coast and rear the harhor
entrances and are only the hunks cf
The onve proud vessels, Save so or
three damaged cruisers and a few less
NlaeliNoatnll noi Russian W.trship
flies the ilas of Russia in oriental wa
tcrS.
Japan too. has lost some Vessels as
Il result of mines, but her loss HAS been
insignificant comrarc,i to that of her
opponent.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06
GOVERNOR ELROD'S
MESSAGE TO SOL0NS
Quite q Remarkable Document
Submitted to South Da-
sota Lawmakers
WANTS NO PRIMARY LAWS
But Thinks New Capitol, a Twine
F=actory and Some Reforms in
Educational Buildings Would
Help Along.

Educational Buildings Would
Aa,, alo,a
i,j y a. I- Gove,.nc- tl-
f"i r t-:s sl7l''''Ho VINO
began fits session .sdtN fellows.
c;nti..., M er md uars. of
Rom, ~, IL, ,,1.il,. ,,,i1d ot.
am, .t,t, ,j ,.,. .,if,1i,l ii f.arshii, I
IS gh. oa..e , lne.Ianfs h. ,ho iees-
as ss,,.,r. NO. :, tb, i,,.cs-
lg ~, trd ii.,l, ,,.n.,
NOV i- -. io ,,s. t,,, ftic,, l,. has -,
illl3 i3i ma I'm IN + f.,s.i4f,l al vou m.
~. J,s,,~ ~ ,,jii sij .-du i'm m.
i,,.,.r.,, ~ sl3, ,i]fi .,ni f3.t win
5fh, ~, ,..i,;f ,3,. n mo ,,a.r..lm,4l...
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,,.i,,,,i ~ -, .,;+i,ti1,t[ Ana ZOO,
i,on,.1,;l-. ,,,a ask ,e,tl e5-one ration.
,-,1,ir l,t sSf3 ,,,,, ,af,,5'si,if,
YIN III s'i S9hf tl,is ,ea,. xi.tip.
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,o,9i,' III * ,r,,,t. j. ,,oi ,.i.fi,5 If
,;1{, ,l.,es ,,,.,a,,,ty IS 10 he EXEMPT il
sl,,,,lt H. III, it.tt :, ,,,,,. or IN, far,ilt. n
is q i4otol Ids fac, t..at no tax is paid on
probably pr cent. oi ON personal prop-
rriy jioEays and credits are not listed,
Assessors fai u IN et.her.
som scheme sflo,i4i be devised VIII rchN
an eautalA part of all property shan
appear Oh tho lax = ,is II this could n@
bloush about II would swell me revenues
vclJ materially ard i would reduce tnt,
rate 81 t.Natical. Th money 10 oiner Wlii
nos Na.ingiy i!st his thousaGds, ne'lhof
VIII th i.4,m tilat has 50 en- deposit IN a
bank 'raNing per cont.
~, J,> co,,r,;eeio,
N9 'aN 0S''''''
w liLf." ittth ma a cpSt'N a.
commits ~ can b! 'g ab ,Gt Il Y l5oiilliY
satis ierF 3'ij;Sfai'A'. 4 ""N.f' II ~ :;
Legislative thinks 1i'NaEN 50. "Uii i.il'
good. 7 he ste} : wants revenue ana the
pcopla want eGliai assessment. Jus taAa-
t!on and ii'sS alpr'lrittloh
Th' r"tSonnvt OF taiS l"SlSia l"io IS 'h'
I strong 81 ti.a th'' i5c@lia nav" YET e!ecl's''
You aan. II Won VIII. !ars%lN lnl'loNe IN, IN
asses7tnrhi ai.i ta|at!on laws. sJu VIZ,
fail OF your duty ii you DO not remrdN
some oi tho gross lR"dual'ticS IN or nioS-
ent tax laws. ilnj iis i'af aSlae lolltieS'
scheme aud com2lEcs ior iiet ai'l'Ioi.I' II
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06

Chefoo, SAN. 2..M 50 p. H.. three
Japanese destroyevs entered The har-
Dor, making demonstration. and laier
Joined the other warships outside the
ha"bor. 1t is believed Interesting de-
Nelopments Will occur tonight.
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a Capital Building.

1t seems that the dime has come whcn a
state capitol should b. built. If the pio-
neors OF This state who laid the foundation
stones OF tbs young commonwealth are
10 SOC and hAve u part in the cons truction
of a capitol building the hour TO make the
move is "a; hand.
We recommend that plans ho selected fer
a capitol building 10 cost $5o0.Cel y ica-
sonabe appropriation should be made by
this legislature with which to begin such
building if it can be done legally. In this
connection we call Your attention to n
par, of section . of article IL OF the con-
stitut;on. which is in these words: For
the purpose of defraying extraordinary
expenses aud making public improvements
or to meet casual deficits on failure in r.v-
enue the state may contract debts never
to exceed with previous debts in the ag-
grcgate $4,000, and no greater indebted
ness shall be incurred. except for the pur-
pose of repelling invasion"
II Is of vital Importance that one wing
of the capitol building be constructed dur
ing the coming year If This temporary
building should be burned. it.|of itself.
would be little loss but IL would take with
1t the states splendid supreme court Ii
brary and all the files and records of the
state. which neither money nor time cou.d
replace.
Attorney Generals Salary.
The salary Of the attorney genera
should be Increased. 1t is one cf the mos
,r,,uortop, offices 70 NOT the. musi in, mort
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Up-to.Date.

Customer Din department Htore)-.
Where is the powder department?
Floor, alker-Hace, gun or bug?
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Toxic. IAN. >. Tho Russians at Fort
Arthur evacuated several forts during
the n@ll and this morning have blown
MP a majority of the ship3 III the ha'-
Dor
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TOXIC Jan. . "A dispatch received
at noon reports additional captures OF
the forts CT inner dufenses before
Stoessefs capitulaton. They include
iiNe forts not before mentioned
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80 !1;,c,, w+re, DESTROYED or ai,yen imto
neutra, ports: IRE rrst vent baek onlv
10 be pounded 10 pieces by the Japn-
nese land batteries from 203 Meter hill
after that commanding position had
been captured.
Cao:uro of Meter Siiil.
III has been reported that 292- Meter
hill cost Nogi i5.uoa meu i'm killed and
wounded. Probably the number is ex-
ag,vrat,l h&t 1t g. l4inly was enor-
muus After the lJig Suns from here
had destroyed the iept nj anchorage.
the Jap3.nes, turned attention to other
positions, and The keckW:tn and R!hiung
forts were taken with fearful assaults
aud icsscs laron this time il was APP
parent that the end WAS approachine.
/ but prophets bad become very chary
/ of predictions. so often had their cor
i .i4enl aSsurances gone wrong
I The stron ghoii nas in fact crumb!ed
10 pieces from lie time the japanese
/ took 902- Meter hin. That was the KEY.
/ All along the Russians have represent
! ed that the Japanese We're but taiiNs,
4 lie ou;lying positions ANA that insiGe
I these, NJ The iast ditch. Stoessel had y
I series of permanent ana practically i'm
f, p!sgnable fortreaacs III wh g; be could
hold cut as long as he had :, regiment.
Ii appears noW that this inner circle uf
positions WAS really a myth. Doubtless
No2i knew 1T VAS ii myth. ard lrew
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Attorney Generai's Salary

The salary of the attorney general
should be Increased. 1t Is one cf the mosc
in,portan, Offices. Il not the most imuort
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06

Caidi.,lN and seriously. the mos, import
ant question before this legislature is the
problem a; taxation. and i this i"sisla-
Dc does not do it's duty, II viii be inc
each succeeding legislatures, until ii is
rehtfully settled South Dakota is be
hind tn, times in handling the taxation
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06

amt one. In the state. 1t is now most e.
iicicntly and partriotcally filled by one OF
the ahlest lawyers the state has produced.
Tho question OF increasing the attorney
generals salary should again be submitted