The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-09-07

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81 Or Tit NEWS.
Marshalltown, Ia.-William Halter, a
young farmer of Melbourne. was Instant
ly killed by lightning while on top OF q
load of oats In the field.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Fear that her child
might inherit it's fathers red hair caused;
Mrs. Tillie Kugler, % years old, and a
bride of a ear, to end her life.
Marquette, Hich.-W. II. Franks, a drug
gist at Sidnaw. was hit by a foul tip at a
ball game. HIS skull was fractured and
death followed in a few hours.
sheboygan, Wis.-Mrs. Frank Geeb and
Mrs. w. B. Hawkins. society women, fried
! sausage in a street booth today to earn.
81 each, pledged by the women to the Con-
gregational church. A competitive cake
walk was given by others.
Madison, Wis.-Five local meat dealers
pleaded guilty to selling adulterated
meats. One man pleaded guilty to selling
u hamburger steak preserved in supplies,
while four others We're fined for selling
bologna preserved in borax and colored
| with coal tar dye.
Omaha, Neb.-Without a tooth in her
mouth and scarcely a hair on her head,
Susan johnson, a snegress who says she is
100 years DID,. Is resting in the matron's
department at police headquarters before
resuming her trip to San Francisco, where
She says she is to be married for the sew
enth time.
4, Cleveland, O.-The joy attendant upon
his birth anniversary proved fatal today
to Charles Schoene, 4 barber. Holding up
some postal cards, he said: THESE are
congratulations. have just passed my
,b5th birth anniversary. Guess I'll sit
down in the rear and write my friends Tn
well He sat down In the rear of the
shop. When his friends went to him a
few minutes later he was dead.
Fort Wayne, Ind.-Mrs. Emma Lyons
was killed and Sigmund Gieseler fatally
injured at 1880 a. m. by falling from the
Clinton street bridge to the rocks at the
bottom of st. Mary's river. 1t is believed
they were leaning against a rotten rail.
which broke. Mrs. Lyons lived one hour
and Gie3eler is still unconscious, with a
fractured skull. and has slight chance for
recovery.
New York, n. Yin the Cafe Martin.
where New Workers find French cooking
and bohemian atmosphere, this notice was
posted today In the servants hall: ANY
hmploye who from this cate gets married
will receive 500. Any employee already
married will receive $50 at the birth Of
each child; provided, always, that such
employee shall have been in my service
for a period of twelve months. J. B. Mar
tin, proprietor"
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Seymour, Ind-Miss Jessie Whit. daueh-
ter Of Rev. ]. c. Whit, saved her father
from possibly serious injury when the lat
ter was attacked and beaten nv Frank
Falk. a saloonkeeper who he had declared
was violating the law. Angered by the
pastors reform campaign Falk, on meet
ing Mr.. Whit on the street, knocked him
down. Miss Whit seized Falk and held
him until her father was rescued.
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Springfield, O.-The rushing Of thous-,
made the track SO slippery that tl,e hraka
refused to hold the car, was given today
as the cause of the fatal trolley wreck 1,st
week on the Springfield & South Char!as.
ton trolley line. General Manager sire
plau of the Springfield and Xenla line.
who was on tho work train which co1lidnd
with the passenger car, made this eynIan-
alton at the coroner.s investigation
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Syracuse, N. Y.-Suit has been hoo,,n IN
Manchester, N. V, by Mrs. Louise NV
Clifton Springs sanitarium adiaoent
against Wells McLouth. a farmer ~ "a
cover 5000 for damages to health hec.nso
of the early morning Growing of a rooster
The complaint alleges a breach of contract
in that the defendant had agreed RI loclr
up the offending chanticIeer upon tho re-
ceipt of 81, which, she says, she paid
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Logansport, Ind. L. Short a nat;or+
at the Northern Indiana hosnital FOR tha
insane was taken TO hear the o,,a,,+o,,r,o
the midst of the address Short leaned fron,
his seat screaming wildly. rushed thro,,g1,
the crowd of many hundred neonle rsn
to the edge Of Biddles island where The
meeting was held. plunged into the W.
bash river. swan across. and snr;nted
three miles before he was overta kan
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Pittsburg. Pa.-Because be tr;oa =. ,.,.
a. woman and fooled. biting bar ill., D.
liceman James Kilgallon will loo ~, 80
Kilgallon was hauled before tla 80,
board today on complaint of Mrs Me-. %
Dick. Who SAID the policeman maoti.n =.
on the street. ttemptc to kiss - 49, ~ ~