The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-04

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: NOVELTIES IN THE NEWS.


II NOVELTIES IN THE NEWS. \
New York, N. Y.-Something approach-
ing the cooperative community is being,
developed by landlords. Many Of the new,
er places have their own electric light
: plants, and the jewellers get the adNant-
age of a rate less than the trust charges
Now there is a plan to get ice, brenl and.
staple groceries In the same way-that Is.
by banding together and working a CO.
operative plan--so that 1t may not be long
before there Will be general stores at the
back doors of all the big apartment houses
with the tenants themselves as the actual
owners.
Rockville, Conn.-Express AZ ent Dow
ling sat on his high stool when he was
aroused by a yell from one of his assist
ants. lie looked around and saw to his
horror that the room was full of snakes.
Copperheads and %rattlers squirmed about.
and a pair of baby bull snakes were play
fully wrestling beneath his high stool IN
which a curious whipsnake had assembled
half way. With a yell the affrighted man
climbed on to his desk. Help was soon at
hand and with bags and ropes the reptiles
We're secured one by one and returned to
the boxes they had escaped from.
columbus, waiter q. GaIbraith Cd
ltor of the Democrat of his CITY ba.
brought suit against the Big -Four Rail
road company for 81 ZOO damages. Mr.,
G~albraith was a passenger on an excursion
train. He alleges that he was forced ~
stand in the aisle of the coach for fen
hours, and the conductor refused to fira
him a seat. The train would not stop to
let him off. he alleges, and when he tried
ITO get his money back the conductor
Scoffed at the idea,
NLondon-Rev. G.. Ernest Thorn, pasto,
of the Clifton Congregational church in
the suburb OF Peckham, will appear on the
stage of the Crown theater in Peckham
arrayed in the full panoply of a knight er.
rant of the time OF the Crusades-surcos
of chain mail, hauberk, greaves. armoreG
gauntlets, sword and helmet. He Will
preach Isphesians Wig. PUT on the whole
prmor of God that ye may be able to stand
against the evils of the devil"
London-"Manly sports bring out those
characteristics of courage and tenacity
which have made England the great ma T.
ltion she is sad the marquis of London
derry when he entertained at Wynyard
park, Stockton, the Wynyard and Silks
worth cricket teams. Lord Londonderrs
said hat. as a grandfather, he found the
space between wiclSets terribly long wher,
- xii otia iAipA oAloi / WUcl he DnIIcu.
Cleveland, O.-NNilIiam Betz has tho
t'telephone habit declares lis wife. vina
who has HE'D suit Tor divorce. she "a ";
that, at all hours of the day and night.
she is called to the telephone by Ret,
and asked foolish questions. Often. she
says, he awakens her at midnight by call.
ing up to ask her 'if the hooking bird
sings" She asks the court to force Retz
ITO quit bothering her.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Mrs. John Schroeder
forgot that she had secured a divorce from
her husband and she applied for a war;
rant charging John Schroeder with deser-
ton. When tho case came up in the cir
cult court it was discovered that a di-
vorce had been granted last October, but
the woman claimed to nave forgotten the
fact entirely. Her suit was dismissed.
Wilkesbarre, Pa.-Failing to obtain sew
eral months back rent in any other man
ner, Jacob Temerer, who owns a tenement
house at Midvale, seized the 2-week-old
baby OF Mrs. Michael Koch and ran away
with 1t. When she overlook Temerer she
paid him $25. and promised the other to-
morrow IL he gave the child back, and he
then let her take 1t.
Denver, Colo.-Capt. wooley answered
- SAS NeAih - 1AAS w ifT0T
the other end of the line came a succession
of shrieks of Save mel" Th captafn
learned the number, hustled to that adj
dress and found Robert Neill. a plumher
had quarrelled with his wife, and that,
while she was attempting to telephone he
had attacked her.
Milwaukee, W.s.-Earl Chaplin, "a years
old, a veteran of the National Soldiers
home III this city, and who was said to,
have been one of the heirs to the estate Of
his uncle, Russell Sage. died Monday.
Non Of his relatives was with him during,
the last hours of his life. 1t IS said Chap
Ans share OF the vast estate wa $5O,o oO.
Pittsburg, P~a.-Cigarets, stcgies. cigars
and pipes have been put under the ban in
the shops and classrooms at the Carnegie,
Technical schools. Some of the '.freshies,
started to protest, but they were s,,enced
and convinced with the cold statement that
II they insisted on smoking their room
would be preferred to their presence.
Rack island. colleue tbe
largest Swedish institution of learning n,
America, has adopted a spelling reform
similar to that made official in the Eng;
I.sh language by President Roosevelt. The
Est OF words affected Is larger than that
in English and consists princtpally of
those with the sound OF v and 4.
San Francisco, Cal.-The first colt borr,
I'm Alaska has been shipped to the states
by Bert Roberts, a freighter of Cinema. IN
the Tnnama district. .Ghenas was horn
June 10 and was raised ON the bottle. and
$4,000 worth OF condensed milk was drawn
through the rubber tube by the animal.
Cleveland, 90. Fudge. said The nris.
oner charged with vagrancy when Judge
Whalen asked him his name. The court
called him down angrily for such Frivolous
language and then sentenced him to twen-
ty days when the culprit explained his
name was Oscar Fudge.
Los Angeles, Cal.-Martha Herzfetd.
upon whosa evidence "Biuebeard. Hoch
wax convicted was married at Pasadena NJ
Henry Hemmelcarn, a retired banker. who
has q handsome residence on .millionaire
fow,n Orange Grove avenue.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Mrs. Celestina yalente
has begun suit against Flornita Schino for
$1,000 damage for a mutilated finger. The
latter, siallfning the doc of her house III
Mrs. Valente's face. caught her hand
against the doarjamb,
Bethlehem, Pa.-As a common sco4d and