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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29

DISTRESS GROWS ACUTE
Reactionary Element Aroused BY thu
Impending Jewish Reform-
Gar Nicholas Gets
Protests.
MASSACRE OF THE
JEWS TO BE STARTED.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 2.-
Threats OF the reactionary par
ties that Jewish massacres will
be started IL the rights OF the
Jews are enlarged are steadily
becoming o definite. The
central council OF the League Of
Russian People, claiming to-
represent 30,000,000, has issued
a declaration disclaiming re-
sponsibility for the "outrages
which may result from the just
indignation produced by the ems
largement of Jewish rights.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
STORY OF AN APPENDIX
AND AN UNPAID BILL.

Waterloo, Ia, Nov. 2S.-Harry
Wilson, who escaped from the
hospital when he heard an oper-
alton on him was to be made,
still has his appendix, as far as
known here, but the Western
Union Telegraph company is still
hunting for $3.50. This is the
amount of the bill for a message
to Wilson'S father, telling him of
the boys illness. Chief of Police
Sweitzer and DR.. L.. E. Evans,
who had the patient in charge,
have been asked to pay the bill
and they refuse. 1t is believed
Wilson was shamming.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29

TO those who met him he stated that he,
had a delightful trip mi that he was
feeling fine.
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt int
mediately proceeded to the Whitel
House. AS the president alighted froml
his carriage he shook hands with ALT
the attaches and others waiting on the,
portico.
Speaking of his trip the presidentl
said: I'VE had a very pleasant, veryi
pressed with the United States navy,I
with Panama and with Porto Rico
The Panama canal, it was stated byl
the president, will be a s~ubjectssof al
special message. and consequently on
that subject the president will sayt
nothing at this time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
MAN WITH THE
CHAMPION HARD NAME
EnlINin. \A1rNKc IrN7

milwaukee,, Noy. 2s.-"Wtyksjtxz.'
There you have the world champion
hard name. When the man who wor-
ries through life under this burden
appeared before Judge Neelen in
the district, court the judge ad-
journed court while a man was
found who could pronounce 1t.
When the pronunciation was finally
effected, the judge fined the posses
o of the cognomen IS and let him
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
CHINESE WARNED BY
AMERICAN CONSUL

Hong Kong, Nov. 28.-Aovices from
Canton report anti-missionary feeling
in Lienchow, where property mas been
.pillaged. The American consul has
asked the viceroy to enforce the pro-
lection Of missionaries and property.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
FIRE TAKES cHILD's LIFE
Little Five-Year-Old Girl Victim Of am
Awful Accident.

EtEGIC TFVS' 'OIu VII VVCCITN OF an
Awful Accident.
Pierce, S. D., Nov. 2S.-Her clothing
afire from contact with q bonfire which
her sister had built, the 5-year-old
daughter OF Fred Luebe, north of town.
ran as far as she could toward homo
and then succu1nbed to the terrible in
jury. She lived but a short time after
being picked up by her sister, who fed
after her.. The clothing Of the child
| was entirely consumed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
B0Nl CHALLENGES MAN
Who OFFERED JOB
TO A DUEL.
Divorced Nobleman's Ire Is
Reused at Chance to Work
in New York Restaurant.


My friend, Count de Cubsae
will call upon you to demand
reparation with arms for your
insult. Castellane.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-29
NEW YORK

Chicago, Nov. 2S.-New York ex-
change. 5 cents discount to 5 Cents pre-
MUM
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
EXPOSITION HOTEL
FOB OLD POINT
Strong Company Formally Organ
lied With 6. A. schnsIz as
President.
GEoRGE F. ADAMS TO MANAGE 4
Howard W. Saunders is the Secretary
and r. H. Kimberly the Treasurer
of the concern-suIldina to Have
200 Sleeping Rooms. and VIII Be
First Class In Every Particular.

The Exposition Hotel CORPORA.
tion," which proposes to erect a zoo
room hotel for sleeping purposes on
me point OF the old crematory a,
Old Point, was formed at meeting
Iof prominent business men In ths
once OF Jones, Saunders & Co. last
might.
The hotel will be an annex TO tn,
Chamberlin Hotel and the building
VIII be used during the jamestown
exposition. 1t IL proposed to have
?oO good comfortably furnished rooms
and the furniture and building are Ia
cost In the neighborhood of s35. 900.
Mr.. George A. Schmelz was elected
the presidnt; MIR. G. +. Adams vice.
president and general manager: Mr..
FAIRY II. Kimberly Treasurer ana Mr..
Howard W: Saunders secretary.
The board OF directors is composed
OF the above named officers and the
Following gentlemen: A1essrs. Henry
L. Schmelz, Frank w. Darling. albert
Howe Jesse S. Jones, and William
II. White. of Norfolk.
Messrs. q. A. Schmclz, II. W. Saun.
ders. g. F. Adams and II. II. Kim.
berly were made the building com.
mittee and they were authorized. to
nj once proceed with the plans AMI
specifications for the building, as we'll
as to award the contract and have
the work commenced ut speedily ns
possible.
The success of the undertaking To
erect big sleeping apartment on
Old Point for the exposition Is due
TO the work of Mr.. Howard w. Saun.
ders, who formed the company. and
Mrs. George +. Adams, who secured
The permission to build the hotel On
the Ola Point reservation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
WORK OF PUTTING IN GAS
MAINS TO BEGIN Ar ONCE
Street Committee Allows the Corpora.
ton to Start Actual Operations
in the Town.

The street committee OF the lIamp-
ton town council last night granted
permission to the Public Service
Corporation 10 Immediately begin the
work Of tearing Zip the streets for
laying gas pipes in the limits Of the
town.
The company has complied with
The terms Of is franchise and just
rs soon as the pipes can be put down
In the various streets Of the town
the manufacture of gas will BE- com.
menced.
The members Of the street commit.
tee present. were Messrs. j. II. Brinson
G. I. Taylor and w. w. Richardson
Hon. S. Gordon Cumming and Ma
jor Il. a. Semple, the engineer OF the
company. appeared before the commit
tee as the representatives OF the gas
company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
FIGHTING THE nERgRos.
German Officers in Africa Picked OF
by tho Native Marksmen.

Some oddities of campaigning
against the Ileroros In German South.
west Africa arc detailed by Col. Bayer,
OF the general staff, in some sketches
which he has been publishing from
his personal experiences in the field.
One point that particularly impressed
him was the readiness with which
tho Hereros and IIottentots singled
out the officers at long range
1T wouldn't have been strange"
said he. IF We had worn brilliant
uniforms. sashas. or other insignia of
rank. But we didn't. In the presence
OF the enemy we used exactly the
same uniform and equipment us our
troops-sults Of khaki and cork hcl.
NETS, with blue border. We carried
no swords.
Every Officer curried rifle and q
cartridge belt, with 120 rounds of am.
munition in It. exactly like the men
Many OF us also wore bayonets. Hands
faces, hair. uniforms, ~eapons-eevry.
thing came to be of the game earthly
color. We often couldn't recognize
one another, and all sorts Of funny
blunders took place.
I'm spite of this outward similar
ity. the natives seemed never to be
at a loss to pick out the officers
Their extraordinary power of vision
enabled them to detect the slightest
sigma gesture Of the hand to contro
the advance of the firing line, the
luse OF n field glass. the reception OF
report was enough 10 Indicate rank
In ono case l remember an officer
addressed BY his superior turned tc
him and instinctiyely raised his hand
to his helmet In salute. Instant,
the fire of the natives was conceu
trated on them. and the superior wa
| killed. Washington Post. q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
sEAsoARD ELECT DIRECTORS
Dennis and Burr Resign and Are Sue
ceeded by DuvaiI and Van Dentry.

Petersburg. Va. Nov. s-Thc stock
holders OF the Seaboard Air Line
Railway Company held their annual
meeting today in this city.
Judge H. l.. Watts OF Portsmouth,
presided. Directors were elected as
follows:
|. y. S. Medium, of New York; jane;
a. Blair. of New York; Thomas +.
Ryan. OF Virginia; p r. Duvall, of
New York; 7. Jefferson Coolidge. .Jr.
of Boston,; s. Davies Warield. o!
Baltimore; b. F.. Yoakun. George
W. Watts, of Durham, " G.. y. Van
Den Berg, OF Richmond: G. s. Saep.
pcrd, of New Haven, Ccnn.: Alfred
FNal,hr. of Norfolk; Frnes. Thalman
OF New York II. c. Pierce. aud Nor.
nan B. Reams.
Messrs. John Il. Eenis and Jane I
NJ. Barr resigned and were succeeded
by Fl. r. Elvall and Y. Van Den Berg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09


cries of Virginia for permission to
use Craney Island flats as u dumping
grounds for all the hulks of dcrelicts
ground for all the derelict vessels in
Hampton Roads and Norfolk harbor.
The request of the government was
referred by the boad to Mi William
r. Lawson, the oyster Inspector OF
Elizabeth City county, and Mr.. Law.
son spent yesterday in Norfolk In
conference with Major Taylor, the
United states engineer at that point.
Major Taylor pointed out to Mr..
Lawson some of the advantages the
government would receive by DUMP
Ing the derclicts on Craney Island
hats and added that the proposition
could not in the slightest Interfere
with transportation
After carefully looking into the mat.
Ter oyster Inspector Lawson has ar
rived ut the conclusion that the re-
quest should be granted and he will
send a favorable report to the board
or fisheries. There seems to be no
doubt but what the board will con-
hrm MIR. Lawson's decision.
Every day some officer Is hailed into
court and fined for allowing the hulk
OF derelict to be left In the waters
Of Hampton Roads and Norfolk har.
Dor and the governments decision to
max Craney Island dumping grouni
i1r such wrecked vessels will no
uouDt receive the commentator of
scafaring men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
OLD POINT COLLEGE
BEATS NORFOLK ACADEMY
East Football Game on Lafayette
Field Yssterday--oniy One
Goal Made.

In II tass and furious, but clean
football game, the Norfolk Academy
eleven went down In the dust oil ue.
teat before the Old Point Cornflrt
Colleg eteaul on Lafayette Field. In
Hortoik. yesterday afternoon by n
score. OF to 0, Tao siuglr sonl ol
fhe ZANE MAS made by Qadui, who
IreppGd a pretty goal from tho Acad.
GhS' fifteen yard line in the frat
mar. The Academy attempted to re-
peat Gadol's performance hi that half
out Robbins and Webster blocke,
the Dbll and Daly Kicked 1t OIL Of
danger
The game opened With tho Acad.
envy kicking 10 the College and the
College ran II down TO the Academy's
fifteen yard line. where Gadol sent
AZ between the Hoal posts for heiu
goal.
In the second half neither team
Was able to gain consistently and tac
half ended without either side having
had u chance to score a touchdown.
The teams Incl up rs follows
.. p. College. Norfolk Academy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
The Dread Of Riches.

The man Of $40 week income had
just been rejected. VaInly he pleaded
to have the case reopened.
No. George" said the girl firmly
II nave read that all millionaIres be
gin on SO week or less, ana | deem
myself unworthy 20 be the wife OF
n millionaire. Some poor fellow with
about $4,000 n year might catch me
though she added t;,oughtfully.
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
Infant Nephew Kills Aunt.

Hazel Maze. fonr-yenr-old daughter
OF George Maze. OF Midway. this coun
ty was shot and instantly killed BY
her five.year-oii nephew. Wallace
Chambon. this; afternoon.
The two children had been given
n supposedly unloadcd revolver 10
play with and one cartridge remained
Ill the cylinder and was shot by the
boy i'll the presence Of the chIldren's
parents.
Philadelphia Record
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
TO DUMP DEREL|CTS
ON 1CRAAEY ISLAND
United States Government Makes
q Request Of Virginia Slate
Board Of Fisheries.
Mr.. LAWSON ENDORSES REQUEST
Matter Referred to the oyster In.
spector Of Elizabeth City County
Who Thinks Most Favorably Of
the observation-disclosures Meana
Great Deal to the Authorities.
The United States government has
applied to the State Board of Fish.

me United States government has
applied TO the State Board OF Fish.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
Mir. Taylor III in Norfolk.

7. II. L. Taylor Yesterday received
n telegram announcing that nls broth
cr-in-law. Mr.. Robert Taylor. is very
I'LL in the Sarah Leigh Hospital In
Norfolk. Mr.. Gardner will 80 to Nor.
folk this morning TO be with his
brother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
just Like Her.

Here said Miss .Passav. "is IN
amateur portrait OF me that considcS
r'ite good. OF course. It's rather
faded now. but"
Yes" said Miss Pert. its very
life Ike
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
Froos win entertain Ladies.

The members OF the Frog club will
entertain in honor Of their lady
friends in their rooms in King stree,
this evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09

Biscuit made from many flours are
no good when cold. Those made from
"Waseo" flour are good hot or cold.
10.2S.tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09

Umpires-Joc Curtis, Dickinson Col,
leEe; Hodgson Norfolk High School.
Refcree-Barry, Georgetown Unlvers,
ity. Time keepers--Henshaw, rhoe-
bus; Hogan, Norfolk High School.
Time of halves-I5 minutes.
The Old Point College team will
play return game with TIE Academy
eleven on this side Of Hampton Roads
In the near future. II Is probable
that the match will be pulled OF In
Newport News. The college team will
lineup against the Indian team from
the Hampton Normal Institute at tho
Casino gridiron In Newport News q
week from tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
Fresh +yaelnths, Etc.

Just received a. fresh supply Of hya.
cinth. tulip. narcissus 3onqufl and
Chinese lily bnlbs. lEORGT r.
WOOD. Phone, 486. 9.2Btf.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

The committee
the duty investigating
Utah. their
are taken This committee composed largely republicans of which Senator
Burrows Michigan Idaho
evidence AS result of this evidence the committee refers the Mormon
n
h 1902 apspe the Mormon church through the counties
ldaho telling should
vote certain ticket"
1T Idaho
order have must visit Salt Lake such
Mormon church either legislation
the affairs
Idaho leading
that
the president
Idaho
Mormon legislation
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE STRONG TICKET
A Most Enthusiastic Convention One the Strongest IlteS Ever PLACED Nomination
lemhi County Strong legislative TMet--A Sure Winner

ted TO 20 before the convention.
There was no opposition to W. q.
Smith for the ONCE OF auditor and
recorder and clerk OF the court. Mr..
Smiths excellent service for four
years In the Important office was uni
versally conceded 70 have earned
him second nomination.
When the nomination for sheriff
was reached healthy contention de-
yeioped that demonstrated that the
slate-makers are In the democratic
conventions this year w. l.. Mul.
key, Albert Amonson and James A.
Turnbull were given fair field and
no favors. Mr.. Mulkey developed
the most strength In the early ballot
ing and he was nominated ON the
third contest.
There were three names presented
for the Office OF county assessor and
collector. James A. Turnbuli, AL.
Ford aud Charles vogler. The third
ballot resulted 10 the selection OF Mr..
Turnbuil, as the candidate OF the
party for this Office.
The nomination for the Office OF
county treasurer and public ndBinis-
traitor was given 10 J. NJ. Langsdori
by acclamation
When the Office OF probate Judge
was reached n spirited contest OF
rival candidates developed. g. w.
Noble and q. T., Bolton two neigh
bors In the classic valley Of the loves
Salmon, came up with formidable
showings OF strength, one arrayeo
against the other Then came ex
Judge George Steel, Of Salmon, with
about one third OF the delegates u
back him to win with no expression
OF fayorItism In regard TO the othe
candidates. After the fury OF th'
contest was over individual prefer
ences bad abated Judge Steel wa
chosen by decided vote. Mr.. Nobl
. having Withdrawn after the secon'
| ballot.
Miss Ida Anderson, OF olbponssille
I was the unanimous choice OF the con
yention for school superintendent
} The delegate representing the var
) ious commissioner districts OF tb
county assembled and selected th
) candidates for the positions. A. u
: Cameron, OF yellow Jacket. for hrs
district; II. II. Hayes, OF Junction
. for second district; Charles Hull, G
e Gibbonsyille. for third district.
For coroner, J. NJ. Cummings.
J. For county surveyor, Allen &. Me-
!. ritt.
q Only very few Of the precinct
presented Doni inees for any precin'
J. offices.
4 A county central eommtitiee vi
e selected consisting OF one nemb'
T. FROM each precinct.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

passage of law that will secure for
married women equal rights with
their husbands, In the home and all
other real property.
We pledge our candidates for Office
TO wise execution Of the criminal
laws OF the state without discrimina
tion, To an economical administta-
/ tion of the civil laws aud to exercise
due regard for the property rights OF
the citizens. We condemn extraya-
gance OF the republican administra-
tiou OF the county aud state iinanciai
affairs during the past tour years.
We especially, condemn the extraya-
CANT waste Of the road funds OF this
county, and tie neglect OF the pub
/ lie highways which has resulted Ia
commercial loss and public discom-
fort. We condemn the extrayagant
use OF the hospital fund that Is dis
closed by comparison OF the records
OF expenditure Ct the present admin
istration with that OF the democratic
record OF the past. We condemn the
extrayagnce OF the present state ad-
miuistration which is exemplited by
the state levy, which now exacts fifty
per cent more from this county than
was paid under the last democratic
administration. We pledge our can
didates TO repeat the financial his.
tory of this county which shows a
reduction of the tax levy form 81. l65
on the hundred dollars 10 &2. IS, and
at the same tine greatly reduced the
county Indebtedness. We pledge the
same economical, progressive prin'
ciples OF administration In the future
II returned TO power, (which will re
lieve the county Of its present EN-
barrassing financial condition.
Newton IIibbs, w. G. Whitwell,
, Secretary. Chairman
The convention went into execu
tive session after the noon recess bu
|, IL soon developed that harmony pre-
vailed so perfectly that public worl
! would be credit to the party.
. In accordance with the report O
, the committee on permanent organi
, zation Dr. Whitwell assumed tn
. chair. Roy b. IIerndon was mad
permanent secretary.
The work OF making nomination
was taken up at once, the senator
a shin being first iu order DR. W. &
. Whitwell was placed In nominatic
as the choice OF the body In execntiv
A session. Some other names were sue
s gested hut no other name came b'
o fore the convention fel vote. ID
= Whitwel was made the unaBimou
A choice without debate.
n James l.. Kirtley. Jr. VAS also non
mated by acclsmstion, there bein
.s names we're suggested, which wei
,e withdrawn before they were perni
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

San francisco, Sept. 30. The Call
today prints the following James j.
mn has stolen march on ". II.
Hartman and IL getting ready to
build into California. Not only has
the Great Northern magnate com.
pIeted a survey OF proposed new
line from Boise TO San Francisco but
he has secured quietly a valuable
point on the hay shore for railroad
terminals and IL figuring ON the cost
OF the construction work with the
ayowed purpose of having San Fran.
else bay on his own railroad map
inside of the next six years IL be-
came knewn yesterday that fiill.
through representatives sent here
several months before the earth
quake. tied up the Bay Farm Island
property In Alameda county. which
will he filled IN and extended for q
terminal and he is also engaged in
planning for ferry system across
the bay.
nm IL coming 10 San Francisco b,
way OF the Pitt river, which af'ord'
him the only means Of entering th'
state and crossing the Sierra Nevad
on an easy grade Ills surveys from
Boise carry bis proposed new root'
into The southessteriy part OF Ore
sou TO Lakeview.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

Theodore Roosevelt, whom We all
loved and believed in. and who had
done SO much for the country, that
we could not think for one moment
OF leaving, for in so doing there wxs
a possibility OF jeopardizing his
chances for becoming president. For
such reasons and no other, thousands
stood for the republican standard be-
cause Of the National campaign.
which swept into Office In this state
a machine which is now so merci-
lessly riding over the heads Of our
splendid citizenship. Two years
from this fall another National
struggle will go on.
I'VE are now going to clean house
in Idaho So that when we 90 into the
next campaign, We can 70 in unham-
peIed by dark lantern methods OF
state manufacturing emissaries. We
are going to support with all our
power that splendidly equipped and
fearless leader, Judge Stockslager, for
Governor and the Hon. Fred T. Du-
bois for United Stated Senator.
They stand squarely upon a plat.
form that can be endorsed by any
true citizen of this state; they have
both been tried in positions of the
greatest trust and responsibility
and the people OF Idaho are no,
afraid to trust them again.
''The Independent movement !.
growing hourly In Idaho and l pre-
dict that when the votes are counted
i In November, there will be band o
astonished candidates buried beneath
a deluge of ballots, welded by an In
dignant and outraged people.
/ "Yes, l have been a member O
two sessions of the Idaho Legislature
and the blush of shame that wa
more than once brought to the cheek
of the citizens Of our young common
wealth by the action of the Latter
Day Saints, has, / am sorry to say
been shared by me. / do not wish t,
go into detail IN these matters an,
further than to remark that II ther
is yet the manhood left In our stat
that believe there Is, that IL vii
arise to high point Of patriotism a
the coming election and wipe thi
stain from of the escutcheon of GU
door.
"We are going to ask not only tn
citizens of Ada county to join US i
this Independent movement, but th
people of the entire state. TIL
movement is on. 1t cannot b
stopped and all those who are inter
ested in the outcome of our fight ar
watching it with more than pass
ing interest. Salt Lake Tribune.