The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-01

tel and Billy De Coursey, to take place
here November 16 before the National
Athletic club. They are to weigh in at
12i pounds at 8 o'clock on he date OF
the match.
Biserta-The submarine boat Lutin
was towed into the dock here Flags
We're halfmasted on the ships in the
harbor and the public edifices in the
city. The bodies of the i'll fated crew
probably will be taken out OF the ves-
sci Sunday.
Washington, D. C.-Postmaster Gen
eral George B. Cortelyou will retire
from the Guardianship OF the republl-
can national committee before he be-
comes secretary of the treasury in
succession to Secretary Shaw. This
statement was mad on excellent au-
thority.
Washington, D. C.-Alford w. Cooley,
a member of the board of civil service
commissioners, appointed an assistant
attorney general to succeed Charles h.
Robb, appointed to the district court OF
appeals. Announcement of MIR. CooleyS
successor is withheld pending accept
ance of the Office.
Cincinnati, O.-The first test OF the
federal eight-lour day law ended in a
victory for the government here. Aft
er being out only fifteen minutes the
Jury in the United States court found
the Sheridan-Kirlk Contracting COM
pany guilty of violating the law in the
construction of the big Ohio river dam
at F~'ernbank.
Washington, D. Cone of the lar
gest American flags ever made VIII De
hung in the court of the ~postofhce de-
partnent as soon as the huge piece or
bunting can be completed. 1t VIII be
sixty feet long n Will have 2 proper
tionate width. The material used VIII
be American wool bunting, and the
cost will be about $500.
Chicapo-An advance of ! cen a
quart for milk delivered in Chicago art
er November / was decided on by the
Retail Milk Dealers association. Con-
! sumers who have been paying 6 cents
will have to pay Z, n those who have
been in the T-cent class Will be CON-
PEELED to give s, the highest price ever
asked for this necessity of life in chi
cago.
Aquasclientes, Mexico After. 300
years of faithful duty, never missing a
day in calling the faithful Of five gen
erations to prayer, the old bell Which
hung in the belfry of the San Juan
church in this city has been sold and
will be melted up for the gold n sill
yer it contains. 1t will be replaced by
a monster affair of iron. The bell sold
for 81 1000.
BerIin-The school house at Bendzi-
kovo, Prussian Poland, was set on fire
and burned to h ground by an x
plosion of a petroleum bomb. The out
:, r. uos praSumab1v committed by
Poles as the result OF the action of the
PrusSian authorities in requiring Pol
ish school children to say their prayers
and recite the catechism in
Seattle, Wash.-Hundreds of SIS and
$40 gold pieces are being shavea py
some unknown men in this city. So
well is the work being done that it has
ESCAPED detection by some of the most
experienced bank cashiers. The crlm1-
nal is evidently shaving the COINS by
placing them in a lathe and carefully
trimming off the edges Without, how
ever, destroying the milling.
Battle Creek, misunderstanding $500
school teachers at the annual
ton of the Michigan State Teachers
association Professor Ellsworth Gage
Lancaster, of Olivet college, Olivet,
Mich. made a number OF radical sug-
gestions for changes in present edu-
c%ational systems. He declared thae
children are started in school too young;
that they should be at least 8 years old
before taking up school work.
New York-The statement is made
by a high authority that he Chicago
story that an agreement Lao peen
reached between Stuyvesant f1sh
RI. II. Hartman, in the Illinois Central
controversy, by the terms OF which Mr..
Fish is to retire from the presidency,
in favor OF George J.. now
trail lines, west of Buffalo. is untrue.
and that there has been no change OF
the two interests.
New York-Arnold DAILY, actor, matt
nee idol and exponent OF the art OF
George Bernard Shaw on this side OF
the Atlantic, has as his sole assets
clothes worth only 5000 and a theatri-
cal wardrobe, also worth 5000, and that
is all. He has filed a petition n M
ruptcy which states thai MI. DAYS
known liabilities are $1O,471, and that
| he has no available assets. He claims
exemption for his clothes and theatri-
cal wardrobe.
Pittsburg, Pa.-The "skidoo. %" club
was organized in McKeesport, Pa, by the
Misses Gordon, Sterling n Klingensmith.
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women, each 23 years old. The meeting
night is the 23rd of each month. The
membership Of the club will be Increased
every time the list of applicants reaches
twenty-three. One purpose of the club Is
to say egg to all marriage proposals dur
ing the school term, as all members arr
teachers.
Chicago. m.-Only the beautiful snow
OF the lfly-white variety can be dumpei
into the Chicago river by the city stree
department when the snow storms make !
necessary to clear the downtown Streets
In an opinion to Commissioner O'Connel
AssistaIi.. Cooperation Counsel Matthew
declares the city has the legal right &
dumpsthe snow into the RIVER, nothwith
standing the objections OF he drainag
board, u that the snow must be pure
washington. u. C.-Seeretary Bonapart
has received a%letter from a resident Q
Louisiana suggesting that the Unite
states should force ssall the toughs. boo
leg desperadoes and bad characters ger
orally" into a war with some vicious ma
tion., In order thattthe undesirable ele
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