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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
MAN WEEDS GIRL
WIG Tilted HIS CHUM
George A. Goss, Former Football Star,
Marries Miss Elise M.

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Tnsonla, Conn.,. Oct. 17.-Miss Elsie NJ.
Farrell, heiress to 5000, 900, has become the
bride of George A. Goss. formerly a mem
Der of the Yale football eleven.
Moro than a passing interest attaches
to the wedding, as Mr.. Goss was a class
mate Of David Huyler Gaines, whose en-
gagement with Miss Farrell was broken
several years ago on the eve of the we'd
ding. This created & sensation in social
circles.
Invitations lad been sent out and every
arrangement had been made for the event,
when the surprising announcement came,
No explanation was made by either side,
although friends heard later that Miss
Farrell objected to the use Of the word,
"obey" in the ceremony.
Mr.. Gaines later married Miss Florence
Steuber, OF Erie, Pa, a friend of Miss
Farrell.
Mrs. Goss. besides being one of the,
wealthiest young women in the state, is
one Of the most popular. To show her
~sympathies with the girl employees of her
fathers factory. she went to work there,
md mingled with those who had to earn
their own living.
Her bravery was shown when on one
occasion she climbed a ladder and helped
put out a fire on the roof of her home.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
WITNESS MADE "IMMUNE."
Standard Oil Attache Given the "Bath'
in Ohio,


Findlay, O., Oct. 1.-THE trial of the
Standard Oil Company of Ohio for al
legged conspiracy against trade was re-
sumed here today. The intention of the
prosecution was to occupy the day with
witnesses who are connected with the
Standard as it's alleged constituent
companies. The trial attracted but few
persons.
John O'Brien. of Lima. superintend-
ent of the Buckeye Pipe Line company,
when asked what was his business. APP
pealed to the court. He said the an
swer would tend to incriminate him and
asked for immunity from future prose-
cution.
Attorney Phelps, for the defense, re-
marked, We'll, I guess we will have
to make him immune" and the court
ordered the witness to answer the
questions. This order extends immun-
ity.
No more objections to answering
questions were made. Witness, after
stating he was superintendent of the
Lima division, gave the geographical
bounds of this division and described
the process of gathering oil from the
producers anks. Witness showed
considerable lack of knowledge concern
ing details of the pipe lines known to be
connected with the Buckeye com
pany.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
SENATOR BuRTONI
GOES 70 PRISON
Former Member Of the Upper
House Denied Rehearing
by Highest Court.
Mr.. BURTON or KANSAS
He Accepted a Fee in a Case Against
the Government While Hold
ing an Exalted
Office.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 1.-THE SUI
prene court Of the United States to-
day denied the petition Of former SEN
ator Burton, OF Kansas, for a rehearing
In The case in which he is under sem
.tence OF imprisonment and fine on the
charge Of accepting an attorneys fee
jim a case in which the government was
interested while he was serving as
senator.
The effect Of the decision will be the
immediate Imprisonment of Burton un-
less his attorneys devise some means
OF p%ostponing execution Of the sem
tence.
:! Burton has been quoted as saying
he would a no further effort to
escape the sentence should the United
States supreme court rule against him.
\ Ready to Go to Prison.
Abilene, Kan, Oct. 17.-Former Unit
ed States Senator Burton when seen at
his home here today by the Associated
Press representative regarding the ac-
ton Of the supreme court in refusing
him a hearing absolutely declined to
stalk of the case. However. it is stated
from ar authoritative source that he
has already communicated with his at
'torneys asking that his term of inn
~prisonment be arranged to begin at the
earliest possible moment.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
GYPSIES HAVE
GREAT HOARD
Charge Reveals Presence o.
$4,000 in Securities,

carmi, Ill, Oct. lion complaint OF
Gus Mitchell, q gypsy, a warrant was
sworn out for h recovery Of $1,000
which Mitchell claimed had been stolen
from him by a rival band OF gypsies.
Taking a dozen deputies, all heavily
armed, Sheriff Grissom went to tho
camp and began to search. In the first
wagon examined more than $40, 900 was
round, mostly in gold. The second
wagon contained the richest treasure,
$4,000 in gold being found.
"A certificate of deposit for $4,000,
nssued by the First National bank of
chicago, was found. On sixty-four
men searched, several smaller certifi-
,cates were found.
More thar $4,000 in gold and cur
lrency was found in the camp. Tho
'offlcers We're amazed at the display of
wealth, but were unable to identify
lMitchell's alleged loss.
Alarmed at the exposure of their
riches, the band is camping in town
have hired guards to surround
their wagons.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
HETTY GREEN IN
PROPERTY SCANDAL
Richest Woman in America Owns the
Notorious House Of
Biazes."

Chicago, Oct. 17.-Hetty Green, richest
woman in the world. and alleged owner
OF the House of Blazes," called by the
city authorities the "dirtiest hole in Chi
cago,' will probably be extradited from
New York to face prosecution for her
maintenance of the place. h statement
is made by Health Commissioner Whalen,
who has been investigating conditions in
the notorious tenement. Mr.. Whalen said
that the department would make no effort
to tear he building down, because it was
a well-built brick structure too good to
destroy.
The house Of blazes,' a. three-story
brick structure at the corner of irorty-
seventh and Butler streets, which provides
shelter for more than thirty families, Is
denounced by the police of the s~tockyards
station as a disgrace to civilization" a
shelter for crime and a breeder of disease.
According to the police, there are a host
or criminals who seek refuge in the house
When they are out of the penitentiary.
The police also assert that crimes nave
been committed in the house. On the
lower floor of the building, two clubs hold
lay and night sessions. They are '.The
Goosetown Social" and THE Poison Weed
Social" These clubs, according to the
police, harbor most of the criminals who
operate on the South Side.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
THREE ARE sCALDED.
Steam Pipe on Yacht Explodes-Many
Train Wreck
Victims

New York, Oct. ia steampipe ex.
ploded Sunday on the yacht Conolia,
owned by Frederick K. Bourne, former
commodore of the New York Yacht
club, as h lay in Oyster Bay cove.
Five men on board the yacht were
frlghtfully scalded by escaping steam,
and three died soon after being taken
to Nassau hospital, Minneola, l.. I. The
other two will survive. it was said at
the hospital last night. The dead:
ALBERT e. HIP, fireman.
EDWARD M'GENTY, stoker.
JOHN SOTHARD, fireman.
The injured:
John Leonard, engineer.
James O'Lara. stoker.
knights of Pythias special train en-
route for New Orleans for the conclaye
which left here at 2 o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon, was wrecked an hour later at
Whitesbluff, Tenn, twenty-five miles
west of here on the Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis railroad. The spe-
cial collided, head on, with the second
section of a freight train. One train
man was killed and another badly
scalded. The passengers received a Sc
we're shaking up.
Columbia, S. c., Oct. i~5.-I'hree men
are dead, another will die, and two 9th
ers are injured, as a result of a head-on
collision between a fast freight train
and a light engine on the Southern rail,
way, near Winnsporo, Sunday. Ali the
dead ane injured were trainmen. It is
a that the failure of an operator =
deliver an order to the fast freight
caused the collision.
Paris, Oct. 15.-Ninc persons were
killed n nineteen seriously and many
slightly hurt in a railroad collision Sun
day at Epernon, department of Eure ct
Loire. The train was standing at the
station when a locomotive crashed into
It.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
THEY'LL ALL T
BEFORE THE WEDDING
Bridegroom Hires a Natatorium and
Will Give Guests a Swimming

Columbus, O., Oct. 17.-Robert Lin
denberg, member of a wealthy family,
will marry Miss Adele Woodwork Oc-
tober 80. He has engaged a natatorium
for the evening before and will give a
bathing party.
The guests will assemble at the Lin
denberg residence in Arlington at s
p. m, whence automobiles will convey,
them to the natatorium. No special
arrangements are to pc made as to-
elaborate bathing suits, but they are
expected to receive the special atten-
ton usually accorded to wedding gar
ments.
Three hours are to be given to the
bathing party, then the guests will take
automobiles to the Columbus club,
where a midnight banquet will close
the nights festivities.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
WOULD BE MANY
ELOQUENT SILENCES
Tho Universal Language Invented by
Professor Has No Swear
Words

Berkeley, Cal. Oct. 17.--Profanitv is to
be a thing of the past when ''tripiti,' the
new UNIVERSAL language which DR.. S. A.
Frazier. Of Berkeley, has invented, comes
into use. DR.. Frazier has devised a Ian.
guage which contains no words significant,
of anger, ill-will, or other unpleasant emo
tons. Nc provision is made by the doc,
tor for the man who desires to express his
feelings in swear words.
Many years have been devoted by DR..
Frazier to perfecting his new language.
He calls his language ''triniti,' because it
Is a combination of Latin, Greek and An
glo-Saxon letters ard characters.
There are to be th:rty-four letters in
"triniti," Of which twenty-s:x will be Eng
lish and eight Greek.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
FRUIT OF ROOTS VISIT.
Secrctary's "JoIiying Junket" viii Re,
suit in AnicabIe Adjustment
of Differences.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 17.-Enrique
Cortez, the new minister from Colon
PA to the United States who was sent
here especially to negotiate treaties
setting the differences between Colom-
bla and the United States and Colom-
bia and Panama, today expressed con-
fldence that he you'd be able to COM
plete negotiations in a few months for
a satisfactory adjustment of the diff
'ferences.
Secretary Roots trip to South
america did much to bring all the re-
gether," M. Cortez said, "and Colombia
feels the spirit of fairness which char
acterizes the action& Of. President
Roosevelt inc Root viii prompt a
satisfactory adjustment of the disputed
questions with Panama and United
States"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
UTEs ARE UGLY.
Secretary Hitchcock May Send Troops
to Remove Them from
wvopoi,o

Washington, D. c., Oct. Ex-Governor
Brooks, of Wyoming, has peer prac.
tically notified by Secretary Hitchcock
that he can secure the assistance of
the United States troops in the matter
of the removal of the renegade Ute In
dams, whose home is in Utah, if he SO
desires. There are about 800 of the In
dams encamped near the town Of Gill
lette, in the northwestern corner of the
state, and the governor telegraphed
the secretary that they are drinking,
insulting he people Inc stealing. He
added that they defied a local police
officer and suggested that serious trou>
bit is certain unless prompt action is
taken:
Replying the secretary asked:
Do You request the government to send
United States troops into Wyoming to pre-
serve order and arrest and remove the In
dians?
Secretary Hitchcock afterwards in
formed the Associated Press that il
such request hould be made it would
be complied with and the necessary
oop would be supplied. He added
that the government did not feel dis
posed to act in the absence of a spe-
ci1c request, but that he fully appre-
ciated that prompt action might be
necessary to V serious trouble.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
ENDS DlvORCE DINNERS
Romano Pierson, Originator of a Pc.
culiar Function, Will Wed a
Widow,

Chicago, Oct. T.-RornaiIie Pierson.
originator of the famous divorce din
ner for mismated men and women"
has lost his heart to a pretty southern
widow, whose name is not revealed.
When February % comes around, it is
said there will be no divorce anniver-
sary dinner. Instead. Pierson will cele-
brate his separation from his first wife
by taking unto himself another mate.
Thirteen years ago, on Washington's
birthday anniversary, Pierson was mar
rled. Two ear latc1 he was divorced.
Every year since he has given a 'di-
Vorce dinner The most famous was
given two years ago at the Chicago
leach hotel. There merry-makers
from all over the country gathered to
drown their woe or rejoice at free
dom.
United we stand, but divided we
stand it better" was the motto adopted
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
ABOUT s2,ooo,ooo
Manager of the Wrecked Ontario Bank
Indulged in Wild
cattinu.

Toronto, Ont, Oct. 17.--General Man
ager McGill, Of the wrecked Ontario
admits the shortage of 81, $50, OO0.
Bankers in estimating the probable
lty of their guarantee being enforced
place the loss through McGill's specu-
lations at $4,000 00 more. McGill adj
United the speculations We're carried on
without the directors knowledge, but
he declares for the ultimate good of
the bank. A director says the opera
lions ran the gamut of some of the
most speculative stocks on the New
York market ana We're even carried in.
to the wheat pit in Chicago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
STILL A SENSATION.
More About the HohenIohe Memoirs
Publication.

Paris. Oct. 17.-villiers, the writer,
discussing the memoirs of the late
Chancellor Won Hohenlohe in the
Temps, contributes the following state
ment, which he declares Bismarck
made to an intimate friend, Maurice,
Busch, regarding the chancellor's DOM
mating influence over William l. in
1850:
If the king had resisted my OBJ
ject," M. Villiers asserts Bismarck
said, 'the unification of Germany
through Prussia and my means to
that end, namely, universal suffrage
and war, l would not have hesitated
a minute. Rather Germany than the
Hohenzollerns. ! should have created
Germany through a republic"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
WANT ARMY TO HELP.
Bread Famine Expected in French
City Because of Bakers
Strike.

Montpelier, France, Oct. 17.-Work-
strike because Of the refusal of the
proprietors of bakeries to accord them
a weekly day Of rest, as provided for
by law
The city authorities have appealed to
the government officials for the assist
ance of the military bakers in order to
prevent a bread famine.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
IT'S "~coNTRoLLER" NOW
Mr.. TracewelI and the Revised Stat
utes Yield to President.

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE presidents
advocacy of simplified spelling has
made a convert Of Robert J. TraceweIl
comptroller of the treasury. When the
president issued his simpiifed spelling
rules the comptrollers of the currency
that the law provided for "comptrols
@lers," not controllers" But The an
nual report of Mr.. Tracewell has inst
been published and the title page reads
controller"
Mr.. Tracewell often tells the story of
how President Grant. desiring to have
q comptroller change a decision. re-
marked that while he could not CONNIE,
the comptroller to change his views. he
could change coniptrollers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
SAM JONES EXPIRES.
Noted Evangelist Drops Dead While o,
a Train in Ten

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 17.--samuel
Jones, the noted evangelist, dropped
dead today on q train near Little
Rock.
Jones was travelling from some point
west of Little to Memphis on the
Choctaw division of the Rock Island
system. The body was found In a
berth of the sleeping car and taken
off the train at Little Rock.
Jones had been holding revival SER
vices in Oklahoma City the past w
weeks. Yesterday he hurriedly left
that city without giving his destina-
ton. 1t is believed that he became sud-
denly i'll and started for his home at
Gainesville. Ga.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
ELKs UNvEIL MEMORIAL
Marble SHAFT Erected to Late Grand
Exalted Ruler DetweiIer Dedi-
Gated at HARRISBURG. pa

Harrisburg, Pc, Oct. 1.-THE mar
BILE shaft and fountain erected by the
order of Elks throughout the United
States. in emo of Meade D.. Def
weller, Of Harrisburg, twice grand ex-
allied ruler of the order, was unveiled
In Reservoir park today, the anniyer-
sary Of Detweiler's birth.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
MAY USE OUR ARMOR,
Italian Naval Authorities Testing
American Plate, .

New York, Oct. 17.-1taIian naval
authorities are now testing American
armor plate with a view to its ex-
tensiye use in the construction Of bGG-
tleships and cruisers. The proposal to
adopt the American product is due, it
is said, to the naval testing committee
having recently accepted other plates
which We're found not up to the stand
ard OF resistance to oroiectiles.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
TO INITIATE ROOSEVELT.
President Becomes Honorary Member
Of q. A. r. Associate Society,

New York, Oct 17.-President Roose.
welt has accepted an invitation to be,
come a member of the Associate So.
ciety of Farnsworth post, G. A. r.. OF
MT. Vernon. The initiation will take
place atlthe White House in Washing.
ton, October "a.
The society is made up of prominent
business men who took no part in the
war. but sympathized with the cause o.
the unior
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
DEATHS GRIM HUmOR
Takes Father at Sons Wedding and
Friend While Playing Diree
at Funeral.

Newport. KY, Oct. 16.-Professor
Charles Michaels. a pioneer bandmas-
ter, dropped dead today while playing
whose sudden death occurred
day while the marriage ceremony Of
his son was being performed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
By Defeating the Nationals Two
Straight Games They
Capture the Prize.
CROWDS SEE THE GAMES
Almost 100000 People Saw the ssriss
Between the Two Tsams--Playsrs
Will Divide es3yAo1.05 Be-
tween Thorn.
Il GAMES THEY WON.

Tuesday, October
Americans, 2: Nationals, /
wednesday, October TO-
Nationals, Z; Americans. L
Thursday, October IL
Americans, 3: Nationals, Q.
Friday. October 12-
Nationals. l; Americans, Q.
Saturday. October 49,
Americans, 8; Nationals. 8.
Sunday, October H.
Americans, s.; Nationals, 3.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
NO NEWS FROM PEARY
ARCTIC EXPEDITION
i is Believed Explorers Arc Caught
in the ice-sailed from New
York Is Months Aao.

YORK 10 Months Ago.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE middle Oh
October having been reached. the time
limit set for receiving news from the
Peary Arctic expedition, hope was
practically abandoned last night of
hearing this year from the band Of
explorers who sailed from this port If
teen months ago.
It was expected that news would
come from the expedition through
whalers when they sailed into Dundee,
Scotland, but which failed to arrive.
This is taken as a certain indication
the entire fleet a been caught in the
ice.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18
CROKER MAKES
BRlTONS TAKE MATER
Former Tanmany Chief Get. ssttls
mont Out Of Court from Publish
eraEPaY Costs. A~nolonixa

$3.50 s0Us9I GUSS 0Okkl0
mont Out Of Court from Publish
ers-Pay Costs, Apologize.
London. Oct. 17.--Lawyers represent
ing the A~snalgamated Press, publishers
pr the London Magazine, against which!
Richard Croker brought suit for dam
ages on h ground of defamatory.
statements. informed the Associated
Press today the case had been amicably,
settled out Of court.
It Is learned the terms iaclude pub
ncation In the next number OF the Lon
don Magazine OF a full withdrawal Of
the statements complained OF and an
apology n probably a statement that
the series of offending articles win be
discontinued, as defendants have I'M
dertaken to make no further personal
references to Croker therein. Defend
ants also pay Croker's costs.
The London Magazine in the October
number ~inaugurated a series of articles
entitled "Tammany in England" and
drew a comparison with Tam,nany
Hall of New York. Richard Croker.
formerly chief of Tammany hall was
focused of using that great organiza-
ton for his personal profit. He showed
his resentment by Immediately uin
the magazine publishers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-18

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ually weak, unable to help him
self. To be saved from such
there is absolutely no redemp-
ton but by Jesus Christ. Christ
said: L am the life We find
this to be true. What other
source have we for moral en-
lightenment?
But Christian redemption i'm
plies more than a mere negation.
1t saves us not only from what
is low, but to that which is high
and noble. Christ said: i came
that We might have life, and that
we might have it more abundant
ly.' The means by which we are
helped out Of this depth, or the
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DEDICATION OF BETHEL
:. METHODIST CHURCH.
GREAT DAY WITH THE METHODISTS
AT MONARCH AND AETNA MILLS.

Sunday, July 30, Was A Day Filled
With Good WOrk--SermOn by
Rev. 6. B. Smith, Pastor Trinity
Church, Charleston. .--Other Visit.
OrS and Speakers. Some Facts
About the Building and the Pastor,
Rev. [. E. WigqinS.
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county has been rid of char
ter that is a nuisance to any
community. And | must say
that there is more wind and
blow about the case than there is
reality. If the state officers
have or do find her, | don't be-
lieve they would claim such a
character as l would Judge her
to be; but would try to get her
back to Knoxville, Tenn, where
she said she walked all the way
from in five days-a right nice
little walk something over sew
enty-fve miles per day. But
to the point: / am of the
opinion that if parties in this
community would have stuck
right down to the truth that the
name Harriet Hoburn would not
have been thought of any more
after her Joyful departure from
this community.s
Now just a word to that great
dispensary man, Brother Hem
phil: If there was any whiskey
in the AFFAIR." say it was not
Sblind tiger" l understand
that there are some men over on
tthe Spartanburg side that will
ride to Laurens for a 5cts. spool
of thread in order to go to the
dispensary, the distance of about
25 miles. 1t rather seems that
Hemphill forgets that the dispen-
sary is ir progress at Laurens
and that eEery week whiskey is
brought hto this part of the
country fom that agent of the
! devil. ACITIzEN.