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FILlBUsTERING PLAN.
Party Said to Be Organizing in This
Country to Make Attack on
G~uatemalan Republic.

Washington. Feb. 2S.-The secretary
Of state has called to the attention of
the department of justice certain move
ments of bodies OF men in Mobile. Ala,
are said to be engaged in a fill
clustering expedition against Guate-
mala.
This action has Deer taken at the sug-
gestion of the Gu%atelnalan government,
which represented that an American
port WAS being used as Il base of hes
tile operations against Il friendly ma
ton. and that the men who We're repre-
scented to be merely laborers going to
really part of a force recruited in the
United states to initiate q evolutionary
movement in Guatemala.
The state department has asked the
department of justice to make an in
CURRY and if need be to take the neces-
sary steps to thWart the movement.
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MONDAYS -PRocEEplNes.

Pierre. 9. ID. Feb. 2I.--I'he senate rushed
through a long string of senate bills. prin-
cipal of which We're the amendmcnt to the
oil bill TO ALLOW Kansas oils TO come in at
a gravity test of Il. which passed without
discussion; others being to place building
and loan associations under control of
the public examiners: allowing school dis
tricts TO contain more than one congress
eional townships; providing that judgments
in justice court shall be good for ten
years. authorizing reasseSsment for local
Improvements when first assessment has
for amy reason been set aside; providing
for the organization and control of trust
companies. and changing the date for col
lection of personal property taxes by the
sheriff by distress from July l to October
!.
The horse inspection bill brought up the
never ending contest over the varying
interests of the eastern and western parts
of the state. with the western members
winning out by 4 good majority. The next
contest was again the east vs.. the west.
with the same outcome Oh the wolf bou,l-
ty, Increasing the aunuu bounty from
5000 to $40. 900 4 year.
The capitol building bill held the center
of attraction In the senate for the after
noon. and as ii was not reached until just
before adjournment. II large crow WAS on
hand in expectation of the event. The
supporters We're counting ON 81 votes on
final action. and received sc. with but
80 necessary to carry II.
Wagner attempted TO push his amend
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Washington, March l-Noting on tho
Impeachment ease OF Judge Swayne be-
gan a1 lo.lo tod.v ON me first article
~, aha,nad 60. ,.ra ,ri.h ".a..;,.t
ny ''N"'''9 ~ .u,S"s'hs
d RAISE Nl''ha 10Y expenses me No'e
was. Guilty. so not guilty. 40. The de-
tailed vote follows;
tv-Ha HafIav Rara pa.
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he'rN' h~iaehp"'"' '"i''''eh. lark OF
Montana, clay, tockreil, Culberson-
Daniel, Foster of Louisiana. German.
kitt,,edsa 1,tin,a, Nnc,e,,y. N.,,unn-
l,a,. NcIr,iar, MI MI, N,ilnr, M.r-
Nm Nooey Nnrp5n Nalso, NaIviands
overn,an pattaTsnn psttns Summons
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ia rha INKS Foraker roster Of Wash.
inoton E,ya Isui,on Gallinper cam
bic Gibson. Hale. ~Hansbrough. Hey-
burn. Hopkins. Kean. kearns. Lodge.
Long, McComas. Willard. Penrose. Per
kins. Platt of Connecticut. Plat of
New York. Proctor. Quaries, Scott,
Smoot. Spooner. Stewart. Marren-i9.
Votes on Other CHARGES.
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.


Pierre. s, u. Feb. 2S.-The only relief
from the grind in the senate this after
noon was over the resolution by Dillon
memoriali2ing congress for u constitutions
al amendment TO regulate trusts. This
was being held in the rules committees.
which had reported a resolution of it's "
covering about the same ground. Dillon
and Lawson taking the lead in the discus
sion. which resulted in the adoption of
n.l.on's resolution ordering the committee
To report his resolution.
The senate passed senate bills %aPpropri-
ating $1,000 for premiums at the state fair.
and appropriating $4,000 for buildings Oh
the state fair grounds ut Huron: requiring
foreign corporations doing business N the
state TO pay license; providins tnat where
an ass stant is employed for "A county at
torney the pay shall come from his salary:
appropriating 81, oO to the agricultural col
l.ee for plRnt experiments.
The senate rushed through Il number of
laws by house bills authorizing a 2-mili
deficiency levy Tor this Year; iesaliZinS
certain probate proceedings in Charles
Mix county to provide compensation for
county boards of health: making the state
food Inspector Inspector of liquors; author
izing guardians TO mortgage the property
of their wards; approprlating 5000 tor AN
artesian we'll at The Eedfeid hospital: re
ed in the state before money can be APP
propriated for buildings; placing the flow
age OF art.sian wells across highways IN
charge uf road oVerseerS, and the house
resolution for Il constitutional amendment
to allow municipal courts.
The house pat in the afternoon in COM
mittvc of the whole on the caucus bin and
held a night session. at which ii passed
the house bills fer a camcus law; allowing
suits to be brought against generations
allowing Il Judge to iiNe compensation of
an attorney appointed IN criminal cases,
and allowing town boards TO refund in
dentedness without a vote at a lower rate
Of interest.
The legislature will adjourn Friday
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03

Detailed reports of this decision will
probably prove that it is one OF the
most important. if not absolutely the
most important. in recent years. fin Civ.
ing states the power to deal with com.
binations in restraint of trade. Texas
has enacted an extremely rigorous and,
highly Intelligent code of antitrust
laws. which. among other things. aim at
denyiug all privilege to do business in.
side the state to corporations which do
rot comply with the states laws. The.
trusts held that this law was worthless,
and would be set aside by the courts.
IT. as appears, the federal court has
broadly sustained It. it means that Kan
sas can legislate the Standard OIL en-
tirely out of Kansas, Minnesota can
legislate the Northern Securities out of
Minnesota. and any other trust can, by
proper steps, be driven out of any state
Ni;n Whose laws IL does not comply.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
ACCUSED IF MU5DER.
Buffalo County. S. D.. Farmer is sus
pected of Killing His

Gam Valley, :. ID, March dan
Kelly, an Old resident of Buffalo
ty. living ten miles north of Gam VAL
lev. is under arrest for numbering his
Wife. He claims h fell into a cellar
and killed herself. n coroner's inquest
was held and the jury brought in a
verdict that the deceased came TO her
death at the hands of Dan Kelly, by in
unknown.
There We're evere wounds upon the
head. the skull was crushed clear across
and there We're fin marks on the
throat of the victim. The couple We're
entirely alone When the tragedy oc-
CURED.
Kelly is locked i'm Jail at his place
awaiting his preliminary trial, which
win be held here Wednesday,.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
CHARITY IS NEEDED.
rhurston Takes Side Shot at Public
Men and Private Cars in the
Swain Case

Washington. Feb. 2S.-The statehood
bin and the b!ll for the government of
the Panama canal zone We're sent to
conference shortly after the senate
convened this morning.
AT 10 a. M. the Impeachment trial
was resumed. j. NJ. Thurston began
the argument in Judge Swayne's be-
half. Te commended the judge cannot
be %impeached for a crime against the
state law, disconnected With his official
duties: and referring to the first
articles of Impeachment he declared
rhat in an ordinary court they would
be barred by the statute of limitation,
and should be here.
Referring to the charge OF using pii-
waite cars, he said:
There are reasons why the mantle
of charity should be drawn about
transactions of that kind by public
lllaln'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
New County Court House.

Faulkton. S. D.. MARCH 2.-Prepra
lions are rapidly being completed for
The erection of thl new $4,000 county
court house building in this city which
the voters of Faux county authorized
to be built ut the election last Novem-
Der. The county jail building has been
moved off the site of the new WI
house. the contract has been awarded
for the hauling of the material for the
new building and as the material will
arriving within a few days
everything will be ready for the work
of construction to ommenc within
the next few. weeks.
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10 Incorporate City.

Britton. March "A petition has
been circulated among he citizens of
Britton asking the town ounci to sub
NIT to the voters the question of I'M
cooperating as Il city d the general
laws of the state. The petition will be
filed with the town council which will
doubtless order the question submitted
TO the voters. either at Il special election
or at The regular municipal election this
spring. Sentiment is strongly in favor
of changing from Il town to a city gov
eminent.
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A New Stock Association

Fort Pierre. S. D.. Feb. 2S.-Some of
the stockmen in this part of the state
who are dissatisfied with the associa-
tion to which they at present belong,
are agltating the matter of organizing
an entirely new association. Those he
hind the movement will soon issue a
call for a meeting, to be held some time
during March, at which an effort will
be made to form a new organization.
The movement in favor of this action
is due to the fact that a new stock
mems association organized at Belle
Fourche has proved to be a decided sue
cess and has accomplished much for its
members.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
DEBAucHED OWN SISTER.
Young German Near Mitchell Uner>
Cerione Cb.roee

Mitchell. S. d., Feb. 2S.-State's At
torney Spangler caused the arrest OF
Gustav bursting, 81 years old, who re-
sides With his family fifteen miles west
of Mitchell. charged With debauchint
his 1~6-year-old sister Minnie. who il
now at the Florence Crittenton home
in Sioux City. prior to giving birth to
a child. Gustav made an oral confess
sion yesterday to the states attorney
and sheriff that he was guilty and had
been for the past two years. The hear
ing Is set for Tuesday before Justice
Mckinley, at which time the sister,
Minnie, will appear against her brother.
The family are respectable German
people. who have resided in Baker
township for several years. and Gustav
seems to be unusually bright.
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RUSSIAN FORCE ROUTED.
Detachment of 300 Driven Away-Mon
Rumors of an lmnendinu Rattle

N~ewchwang. Feb. est is announced
that a cavalry detachment of 500 Rus
SLAMS was routed at Liu Ghiawopu,
fourteen miles southwest of Hsin Ming
tun, tine evening of the 23d. The Rus
slams scattered in the direction of Hsin
Mingtun.
Newchwang is fun of rumors of an
impending battle upon the Hun river.
The unusually warm weather will prob
ably lea to active military operations.
Foreigners residing here are warned
not to venture on the west bank of the
Lao riNeH, owing to scouting parties
on both sides. Russian agents clothed
rs Chinese are everywhere.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
THE LAST SURVIVOR.
his Time the Sole Living Member o,
Clusters Force Is Convicted of
anslauohter
Manslaughtel

New York, Feb. 2I.-William MCGEE. said
to be the last white survivor of the Custer
massacre. was convicted of manslaughter
in the first degree tonight and was re-
handed for sentence. He WAS accused Of
fatally stabbing Frank Mitchell. his ROOM
mate. on December 10 after a quarrel. Nc
Gee alleged that the stabhinG was in self
defense.
After recovering from the wounds re-
ceived in the Custer massacre. McGee
served with General Miles in the Neg
Perces campaign.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
WANTED---A PREACHER
Peoria Church Wants One of IS, a
Mixer, Evangelist, Crank, Lodge
Man, Etc,

Peoria. ILL.,, March 1.-The trustees OF
the Christian church. a large and in
~tluential congregations. have decided
the pastor they will call to fill the
vacancy III their pulpit must have the
following seven qualifications: Not
ovef SO years old: must be married.; an
evangelist; Il lodge man; "a mixer; Il
crank, and willing TO the bur
dens of his flock.
The man whom this paragon is to
succeed. il the trustees find him, is Rev.
G.. b.. Van Arsda!e. who recently re-
signed after Il live Years pastorate.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
Nav Be a Lvnchino.

Huntsville. Ala, Feb. 25.-Richard
Young, a negro, suspected of the muir
Ger of Belle Bloodworth, of Decatur,
was captured here today. Threats are
made to burn the negro at the stake,
h governor may call out the troops.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
A HERO's REMAINS.
Body of John Paul Jones Believed t.
Have Been Found in an Ancient
Paris Graveyard.

Paris Graveyard.
Paris. Feb. PA leaden coffin which Is
believed to contain the body of John Paul
Jones will be opened in the presence cf
Ambassador Portor tomorrow for !denti-
~fication. The copper name plate on the
coffin has been removed. but it is SO time
worn as to he ndecipherable.
The coffin was found sixteen feet below
a grain shed at No. "a Rue range u
Bellies. A foreign Protestant cemetery was
FORMERLY in that Quarter.
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Even the Porte is Shocked.

Constantinople. Feb. 25.-Advice..
from Batoum say the project of police
II s*vera! leading merchants have
nsen assassinated and numbers of Otto
man subjects nave been murdered by
the Georgian strikers. The porte has
alawn the attention OF the Russian en-
bassy to the situation.
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Russians Retire Aaain.

Toxic, Feb, 25.-The Russians shelled
Litajentun and Chenuchiechpao yester-
Gay. They burned and abandoned
Chieusunlnupaotzu, near Waitao noun
tain.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
LAW is UPHELD.
Federal Supreme Court sustains the
Texas Antitrust Law-Bars
Them from State.

Washington. March 1.-The supreme
court of the United States today de-
cided the ease of the National Cotton
Oil company VS.. the State of Texas, in
volving the Texas antitrust law. The
decision sustains the lower court. which
found the company guilty under that
law, and held that it had forfeited its
right to do business in the state.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
JUDGE SWAYNE
IS NOT GUILTY
Senate by Practically a Party
Vote indicates the Flor
dia Jurist.
ACCOUNTS ON ALL COUNTS
With Two-Thirds Necessary to Con.
Wet. a Strong Majority of Votes
Was Regularly Cast in Favor
of His Acquittal.


Judge swayne was today ae-
; Quilted by ;he senate of all the
, charges bfought against him,
by practically a party vote The
, democrats voted TO find htin
guilty, the republicans to ac-
quit. The analysis of the vote
shows Il remarkable adherence
to parry lines, suggesting strong
, ly that the case WAS not decided
ON its merits, but ON prejudice.
, The vote on the FIRST count OF
the indictment MAS guilty. SO
not guilty, 40. and Was cast as
follows:
Democrats voting guilty. 80
Republicans voting guilty. 4
Democrats voting not guilty. 2
Republicans voting not guilty ~
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
CLOSE A FOR PEAR0SE
Internal Machine Addressed to the
Pennsyivan,a Senator at
W~ashtnston.

P~hiladeiphia. rob. IS, Addressed I"
United States Senator renrose at
Washieston, au mseniousiy CON
struvtcd inferuQI nlachtne has been
found done up in au innooeul-lookins
package. in a private mail box IN the
hallway AT ll2o Market sttert.
Archibald j. Williams, u photograph
er. To whom the mail box belonged, and
Who discovered the pavhaEe. turned ~
oN.r to Captain Of Detectives DoilaghN
at city hail, who succeeded in opening
the box without exploding It's contents.
There WAS sufficient g%unpowder and nj
t%roglyeerin in the package To have
Wrecked a building and i'll WAS so con
Structed that am attempt TO open ii IN
the ordinary way would undoubtedly
ave caused ii To explode.
Ii MAS an ordinary looking PAPER box
of ii pale blue color, about two inches
wide. ten inches long and II deep. IL
opened by Sliding "ut the box from the
cover instead of in the usual Way by
raising the lid.
For Senator Penrose.
The outside of the package consisted
of a plain white paSteboard box on
Which Was pasted the following inscrip-
ton, evidently clipped from the head
lines of some paper or circular:
Washington"
There were no stamps on the pack
age and it WAS tied with ordinary
Irvine. Inside This package WAS II
wrapper of light brown ape tightly
tied with Irvine and With - number of
cuts and inscriptions pasted on it.
ON the second wrapper was the I'M
scliption. president Roosevelt. We are
not in amy trust, time limited. inaugu-
ration
This latter inscription was construed
To mean that something would be done
at the inauguration. possibly an at
tempt At assassination, one line OH ,his
wrapper read:
"A test of power Of trusts run down
1t is the opinion of Captain Donaghy
Mat the work WAS undoubtedly that of
q crank. but a crank With a decidedly
dangerous tendency ana a devilish i'm
genuity, who has a deadly amnesty
To certain prominent men, and they re-
call that Guiie;tu WAS :, crank of this
kind
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a Significant interchange.
Mr.. Fourier closed the commission.
with a speech of thanks to its menu
bers. a significant exchange of re-
marks WAS made by Sir Edward Fry,
representing Great Britain, and Baron
Taube, representing Russia. Both spoke
IN he most amicable spirit and eulo-
,ized the arbitration.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-09

FUTURE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF GER
MANY.
tions of the court. Another of these
customs is the dance by torchlight in
honor Of the bride. which originated in
very early days.
The mother of the bride, the Grand
Duchess Anastasia. disregarding strong
hints, ordered thirty toilets for her
daughter from Paris. but the actual
wedding dress is of German make.
point upon which the kaiser WINS most
lnsistent. The cost of the nuptials to
the German nation has been estimated
at about $500,O00.
One of the most picturesque features
Of the nuptial ceremonies. the reception
of the royal couple at the Rrandenburg
gate Of the city of Berlin by the chief
burgomaster. the city fathers and 100
young women of leading families In
Gretchen costumes, was planned to
popularize the wedding in view Of the
fact that only few could witness the
marriage ceremony in the palace chapel
by the court chaplain. DIR. Drysander
The crown prince is a very daring
horseman and has often been reproved
by his father for ris..ing his precious
mock. He is also a clever tennis play
er, but his bride can defeat him on
the court.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-09
The WOrthlesSnesS
of the Average
Novel of Today
BY ANDREW LANG of Scotland.
Poet and Essayist

EVERL thousands of half educated unoccuped people
IA both writing novels and far quite happy
~ and contented WITHIN THEMSELVES. There is no
harm in all this but it of
per will have readers but the gentlemen
who read manuscripts for the publishers The remaining per
which in another get themselves printed
harvest of fiction.
Of these twenty will survive this year and ALL
EXCEPT THREE OR FOUR will be much forgotten the
weather of yesterday.
The novel reading classes therefore, devourng which
has PERMANENT LITERARY MERIT than their own
table talk, and they reading nothing else the shape
They encouraged by the critics think that they dwelling
with masterpieces of the human mind
select few examples of critical vercicts "Humor delicious;
Ingenuity marvellous is unique "Mr Dawkns always
nng Strongly drawn characters and striking scenes
convincing and delightful"
Everything Convincing from the ingenious Dawkns "oca
color Strkingy realistic picture "A quite delightful and
resng volume 1he book widely discussed present
moment"
Now who DOES discuss any of these books; WHO
the people who read and talk about them!
For certain inclined think that they the young
of those circles in which all fiction used to be banDed
We have many great writer's Churchill Dixon and Tolstoi
We have plenty of maors of Thomas Hardyds
NAL plenty Of practitioners of the CONTORTED AND
TORAENTED in style; plenty of conscientious toers after the
humorous plenty of novels which the vices of wuly
exposed till the reader wishes that she knew naughty dukes and
who call each other Jimmy and Topy and have pro
phetc novelists DRAPED IN FUSTIAN.
There also FEW who tell plain tale with humor
and spirit and few who write with the distinction of scholars
and gentlemen
READING CLASSES THAT STUDY DISCUSS" WEEKS
NEW NOVEL AND STUDY NOTHING ELSE.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-09

Copyright, 1904. by Waldon Fawcett.
JOSEPH PALMER MAKING A LIFE MASK.
had been covered with plaster and
quills for him to breathe through had
been adjusted in his nostrils some Of
the Indians present seemed to get the
idea that it was all plot to kill their
leader in some highly civilized way.
Their behavior became such that Mr..
Palmer feared for Il time that he
would he scalped.
TIE process of taking a life mask is
necessarily Il delicate one, for if an
accident should happen during the or
Grafton of cncasing the face Of great
man in plaster the injury TO the sub
ject might he serious or even fatal.
In making a east from life the face
of the living snhiect is smelred with
oil while the person reclincs in a seat
constructed like BARRIERS chair. The
plaster is then poured over tie face,
quilts being inserted in the nostrils for
breathing. 1t takes but 4 few minutes
for the plaster to set. and when it is
removed frola the face mold has
been formed from which the cast can
be made by pouring in plaster and re
versing the previous process.