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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
CUBA is PAClFIED
EXCEPT FOR DRUNKS
'Exuberance of Some of the Disbanded
Rebels Is Causing a Lit
tie Trouble.

Havana, Oct. 1O.-Reports received by
the provisional government show the
pacification of Cuba is practically com
plete.. with the exception of the prov
ince of Santa Clara, where matters are
rapidly nearing settlement. The only
trouble known to exist is at AlquiZar,
province of Havana, where the liberals
and moderates are about equally di-
vided and irritation has been caused by
the reinstatement of the liberal mayor.
The disquieting condition at AlquizaT
has been caused by Ii ex~uberance of
the more reckless Of the d~isbanded in
surgents, and it is believed thirty rural
guards there will be able to keep
peace. A close examination of rifles
surrendered by the insurgents shows
very few of them fit for anything but
the SCRAP heap.
Taft II Bacon took UP their resi-
dence at the palace today.
Norfolk, Va, Oct. S.-The United
Etates transport Niagara presumably
with troops aboard from the army
camp of embarkation at Newport News
for Cuba passed out of Virginia Capes
this morning.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
GOULDs LIVE APART
Former Actress in a Milf Becaus'
Grounds Superintendent Is
Petaired.

New York, Oct. 10-Since their return
from Europe last month on their steam
yacht, the Niagara, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Gould have been living apart. bur
their friends, while admitting apparent
estrangement, deny that either has be
gun action for divorce or other lega
separation.
Mr.. Gould has been living at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. He could not be seer
there. however, when an effort was
made to learn from him whether he
had taken any legal steps against his
wife, for the reason that yesterday he
went for q three days cruise on the
Niagara.
Mrs. Gould, who, for three weeks has
been living alone in h Hotel st. Regis,
vent yesterday to their country home
in Sands Point, l.. / She was not ac-
cessible when an attempt was made
to ascertain from her if she had begun
q divorce suit Or contemplated SO do
ing.
It is well known to their acquaint.
ances that MI. and Mrs. Gould have no.
met except once by accident since then
return from abroad. On hat occasion
both dined in Delmonico's, but witt
different parties.
Although Mrs. Gould is much inter
ested in the identifying Of the estate
on Long Island, she did not return tc
,Castlegould earlier on account of hel
husbands failure to dismiss the super,
intendent of the place, who had i'll
Cured her displeasuTe.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
COUNTY IS DIVIDED
over MURDER ACTION
Sensational "Brouwe- Case"
Comes to Trial in New
Jersey.
WEES DEATH A MYSTERY
Said to Have Qnarreled-Aileged Poi
son and Ground Glass Found in
stomach-People Take Sides
For ard Against.

Toms River, N. j., Oct. 10-Dr. Frank
Brouwer, who until his arrest several
months ago on the charge of wife muir
der vas a prominent practicing physi-
clan here, was placed on trial today
for his life.
4; 1t was announced at the opening OF
forty witnesses.
Mrs. Brouwer died in September.
1906, after an illness which was dag
mosed at first by her husband as chol-
EZRA. morbus. Two trained nurses called
to attend Mrs. Brouwer declared them
selves dissatisfied with h treatment
administered by Dr. Brouwer n with
drew from the case. Another nurse was
employed and DR.. Cate called In con-
%,sultation. Cate retired from the case.
but later signed the death certificate
.,setting forth that Mrs. died
!of Bright's disease.
Soon after the funeral rumors began
ito spread hat there was something
suspicious about Mrs. Brouwer's death.
Besides the fact of the retirement OF
the nurses n Cate it was also said
there had been quarrels between
Brouwer and his wife over the admin
istration of her parents estate. 1t was
also rumored that Mrs. Brouwer had
been jealous Of n of the doctors
woman patients and this had caused
a disagreement between the couple.
insurance Not Paid.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
company, in which Mrs. Brouwer was
Ensured for $1,000 in favor of her hus-
band, refused to pay the policy as a
result of the Investigations the body
was exhumed and IN autopsy per-
j formed. The digestive organs were re-
moved and sent to DR.. Genth. Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania. From an analysis
of the contents Genth is said to have
reported he had found traces Of ar
senic and what was supposed to be
ground glass in the stomach.
The grand jury found an indictment
in January, charging Brouwer with
the murder of his wife. and he vas ar
rested. Public feeling had been aroused
to a marked degree by what has come
to be known throughout a large part OF
the state as the "Brouwer case" and
in some places, particularly in this
county, the line between Brouwer's ac,
cusers and defenders has been sharply
drawn. One outgrowth of this is 6
fund of 2 $500 which has been contrib
.uted by the accused mans friends tt
aid in meeting the costs of the de,
,fense.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
BLACK HAND AFTER HIM
Pursue Former Italian Chief of Police
TO This Country and Mortally
Wound Airr

New Castle. Pa, Oct. 1o.-Vinbones
Noios, an Italian, was arrested today,
accused of Icing one of two alleged
italian Black Hands who. at midnight,
mortally wounded Peteo Romeo, of
Buffalo, N. Y, at New Castle Junction.
Years ago Romeo was chief of police
in his native town in Italy, when he
killed IA young malefactor who was es-
Gaping arrest. The cad criminal, it is
Gaid. was a Black Hand member, and
Thai organization pursued Romeo so
bitterly he came to this country, set
ting in Buffalo. where his family now
lives.
Recently Italians interested him in a
supposed business venture here, and
he arrived at midnight. being met at
the New Castle junction by two men
who he say We're Rocco Gxposito and
Vinbones Voios. They explained it
was necessary TO walk along the tracks
to West Pittsburg. and wnen half a
mile away they hot him our times in
the face and neck, throwing him over
the tracks for dead.
Several ltaiians today were arrested
by the police on suspicion. All refuse
n raw
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
BULL X LIS ELOPERS:
BRIDE HAD Rel DRESS
Crossing Pasture on Way from We'd
dino at the Preachers

Martinsburg, w. Va, Oct. 10-Freder-'
lex Cowan INC his 1~7-year-old bride,
were gored to death by an angry bull
ia a meadow near this city.
The young pair had just left thei
home of the preacher, who had married
them after a sensational elopement,
when the brides bright red dress en-l
ragged the bull, who charged down upon
the flaming patch of color moving
across his green feeding grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan had cut across,
the field to the railway station in their
eagerness to catch the train. The young
husband fought with the animal des-
perately in an effort to ave his young
bride and himself, but the horns of the
enraged bull ripped into his sid and
hurled him to the ground. where he
was trampled to death.
The bull then turned his attention to
the slim patch of dainty red, which had
first attracted and angered him. The
girl was too paralyzed by fright and
horror wen to attempt to make her es-
cape and was an easy victim.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
WESTERN COAL GRAFT
WORSE THAN IN EAST
Union Pacific Disclosures Tend to
Show This-Further Prob
ina to Come.
ing to Come.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 19.-By far.
the most sensational disclosures yet
made in any OF the Investigations ey
the Interstate Commerce commission
@re those which concern the relations
of the Union Pacific railroad to the
coal lands in it's territory.
There is the most excellent authority\
for the statement that two important,
departments Of the government will,
very soon be busted in further inquiry
into these conditions. These are the
interior department, which is con-
cerned with the revelations about the
Union Pacific's control of rich coal
lands, and the department of justice,
which will AVE its attention called to
violations of the antitrust law and the
interstate act.
1t is pointed u that these Union
Pacific revelations sc. much nearer to
the chief executive officers of q great
railroad thar did the amazing revek,-
ioEs of graft in the relations of the
Pennsylvania road to its coal business.
In the case of the Pennsylvania almost
without exception the guilt was laid
at the door Of subordinate employees.
But it is the opinion at the Interstate
Commerce commissions headquarters
that the Union Pacific revelations will
drag in magnates of the first caliber.
1t is this that gives this latest inquiry
it's sensational aspects.
There is intimation that still further
inquiry will be made, in which the af-
fairs of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company, the Utah Fuel company and
other big concerns of the mountain
country, will get attention.
These Investigations have developed
that the fuel supply of an immense
section of country is practically mo-
nopoliZed by the Hartman system.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
UNITE TO FORM A
kEPUBLLC IN A
Union in All Latin-American Countries
as Result of Meeting in
Buenos Ayres.

Buenos Ayres, Argentina, Oct. 10-The
congres of Spanish republicans, COM
posed of representatives of the majority
of Spanish societies in the Latin-Amer-
lean republics, has just closed.
The congress approved declarations
that most of the present politicians are
incompetent and that revolutionary ac-
ton is necessary to re-establish a re
public in Spain. They declare that the
disasters of the war with the Unite
States should be attributed to the pc
Iitical incapacity of monarchial institu
lions.
A Spanish republican union was o,
ganized undcr the presidency of Dr.
Rafael Calzada, former leader of Span
ish republicans in Argentina, and ad
visers were selected from the represent
atives of the republican societies i
Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil, Chill, Peru
Mexico, Cuba and Puerto Rico.
There was a big banquet of 800 co.
ers given in the Spanish Republic
club as a farewell to the members &
the CONGRESS-.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
SENATOR ALLISON Will
ANSWER TO ROLL CALL
Charles AIdrich Reports That Repertsa
of His illness Have Boon Greatly
Exaggsrated-Senator Merely
Careful.

Des Mesines, Ia, Oct. 10.-Senator Al-i
lison is gaining strength daily at Du-,
buque and is confident that he will be
able to return to Washington for the
opening of congress In December.
The Hon Charles Aldrich has JUST
returned from Dubuque, going to his
home in Boone yesterday.
Il saw the senator in his hUnn andl
downtown In Dubuque." said Mr.. AID
rich, "and was gratif1ed to find that
the stories which had been told had
been enlarged shamefully. He has been
Ill, 1t is true, and Is not now fully re-
covered, but he is gaining strength very,
rapidly Uni has gained almost alto
gether his good spirits.
HE was at Jake Rich's office In the
AFTERNOON of Friday. / happened to be
across the street n saw him come
down the street and hasten up the
Steps like a man of 80. 1t was an eye
opener, disclosing the fact that his all
ment is not serious and that he Is but
slightly Inconvenience.
ut is possible that some OF the
alarming stories were based OH the fact
that Senator Allison ia exercising the.
best possible care of himself He takes
no risks with respect to his health, and
is aiding his recovery by this judicious
care. Naturally his has led careless
J people to imagine him to be very i'll.
when he Is not.
"And his old time nature is there, In
full measure. He talks as he used to.
and persons cannot detect that he has
been i'll by his demeanor. A better
sign could not be imagined. A very Ill
man doesn't keep up his wit and humor
like Senator Allison does.
zone of the extremely gratifying
things about the disclosure of the fact
that he is not as i'll as reported Is that
there is not a single trace of Bright's
disease or any kidney ailment connect
ed with Senator Allison's illness. Ha
suffers from local disarrangement of
PROSTATE, and it is of so mild d form
that he will not have to undergo an
operation. One of the former promi-
nent Iowa men has had four operations
performed and now is in good health
at about. so years of age.
Senator Allison expects to go back
to Washington when congress conyenes.
and if I am any judge of the physical
condition of men of my own age, / be-
,lieve that he will"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
NEARER TIE sCAFFOLD
Writ of Error to the United States
Supreme Court Denied Mrs.
MYERS.

Jefferson City. Mo-. Oct. 1G.-The su-
preme court today denied Mrs. Aggie
Myers a writ of error to the supreme.
court of the United States. Her at
torneys nay now apply to one of the
Judges OF the United States supreme
court for such a writ to appeal the
case to that court for review.
October 26 is the date set for Mrs.
Myers to be hanged at Liberty, Mo-,
for the murder OF her husband.
The first intimation hat the supreme
court had refused her attorneys a writ
of error to carry her case to the
United States supreme court was car
ried to Mrs. Agnes Myers in her cell
here today by a representative of the
Associated Press. She received the
news without u show Of emotion.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
POLICE AND STRIKERS
IN DEADLY CLASH
Riotous Strikers Are Fired on BY Pos
lice Who Were Protecting
Strikcbrcakers.

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Buckingham, Quebec, Oct. 10.-Two
men were killed and a dozen wounded
in q conflict between striking mill
hands and provincial police at Nc
fLaren's saw mills here yesterday after
moon.
The drastic measures taken by h
authorities to quell the riotous strikers
has IA a telling effect and no further
trouble is expected.
PRESIDENT RELANGER. Of the
Workers union and leader of the strik-
:ers. He was so years of age and mar
!ried.
XAVIER THERIEU, a mill hand:
leaves a widow and five children.
Five of the wounded men are in a
serious condition. The strike at the
mill began on September Is. The work
mems strike fund and their small saw
iings had vanished and they had begun
ito feel the pinch OF hunger and cold.
THE announcement that the mill own
'ers would import labor and start the
mills put the men in a desperate frame
,of mind. A meeting was called at
which incendiary speeches We're made.
About the middle of the afternoon the
decided to clear out the strike
breakers. A mob of 200 armed men,
with revolvers and other weapons,
rushed up the hill leading to the mills.
a. 4 III owl y 81 Aoa OoAS
for violence, had posted forty de-
tectives and special policemen on the
outskirts of their property There was
no parleying. The first rush of the
strikers was met by a voiley from the
revolvers In the hands of the police.
Belanger, who was leading the mob,
fell at the first volley, with two bullets
in his head. He died where he fell.
The strikers sought shelter
opened fire on the police, many of
whom were hit.
A desultory frsillade was kept up
for fifteen minutes, the strikers stand
ing their ground and the police re-
structed barbados. 1t was apparent
ly by mutual consent that hostilities
were suspended While both sides re-
moved their wounded. AS there APP
peared to be a likelihood of a renewal
of the trouble an appeal was sent 10
night and went into camp near this
luEaber yards.
Alexander and Albert McLaren
members of the firm, fought beside the
police in the battle with the strikers.
So far as could be earned he mos
seriously wounded are:
Felix Faville, shot through abdomen;
VIII probably die.
Baptiste Clemmow, shot in h heat
Nnd arm; serious.
Felix Lacole, shot in arm.
Abel Hard Hameline, four bulle
wounds.
Edward Miner. shot in head.
Xavier Trerbly, shot in arm ant
both legs.
Isidore Renaud, wounded in back.
Herbert Berler, Montreal police con
tingent, shot in breast; fatal.
a Herman, chief of Buckingham
police, and his deputies, James Herman
Peter Pickard, Leyotte and sever
others.
The strikers declare they will cleo
another leader and continue the strike
Their former wages of $1.25 a day, the.
declare, will not keep them and thei
families alive.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
REOPEhS FIGHT
ON SCENT LINE
Mayor johnson Is Accused of Being
Behind the Forest City Com
pany, in Violation of Law.

Cleveland, o., Oct. 10.-Charging that
Mayor Johnson is financially interested
in the success of the Forest City Rail
way company, otherwise known as tho
Scent fare street railway line" and
that he procured the organization Of
the company, obtained franchises for
it and a assumed financial RESPONSE
bility in it's behalf, all of which is said
to be in violation of law, the Cleveland
Electric Railway company filed today
in the common pleas court a petition
asking that all work upon the Forest
City lines be enjoined and that inter-
ference with the lines of the Electric
be prohibited by court and the Forest
City company be declared null and
void.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
AFTER PLATT's lob.
Washington Hears That President
Roosevelt Desires to Go to
the Senate.

Washington. D. c.. Oct. 10.-A story,
is given currency here that President
friends thai his ambition is to succeed
Hon. Thomas G. Platt in the United
States senate, ard that the nomination.
of Hughes for governor of New York
is the fist step to this end.
The report that Roosevelt would like
to go to the senate was started last
winter, but it's revival ut this time.
when he is giving counsel and aid to
Hughes, whom it is asserted was nom
mated by the New York republicans
largely at the instance of the president,
makes the rumor very interesting.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
THIEVES ON BORDER.
Gcs:can Bandits Eludc the Govern


Laredo. Tex.. Oct. lo.-Recent cases
pf Bandits here on the border resisting
arrs7t to the extent Of attacking the
cIEccri, taken in connection with the
killing Of IN officer at Eagle Pass, and
also 4 pi' ched battle which has recent
- occurred between the Mexican au-
thorities and some desperadoes In that
section, in all of Which cases it was
the purpose of the bandit to escape to
the adjoining country. cause the av-
oraEc citizen to wonder whether or not
tsis section CT the country, with its
uNtusttal advantages for stealing, has
tnan its just allotment of thieves
sul cgt:area1s :.
The river on both sides is constant
II patro!led by American Mexican
oftict rs, but with all that the under
brush along the river is something tc
defy tle passaise of ~horsenen. and the
tl.2sf Is comparatively safe.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
IN PERIL Ia HOURS.
Captain and Crew OF an Upset Schoon
err Saved.

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct. 10.-After,
clinging to the side Of the capsized
British schooner Oceanic for fourteen
hours. Captain Lohems and crew of
five men were rescued by the auxiliary
yacht Aloha and brought to port to-,
day. The oceanic was overturned in a,
blow yesterday, towed here by the.
yacht M now lies oB her beam enda
in the lower harbor.
Cleveland, o., Oct. S.-The gale.
which has swept over Lake Erie since
Saturday continued today and consid-'
cradle anxiety is felt Cor IN safety OF
smaller e
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
DID CREW CAUSE
WRECK OF STEAMER?
Strong Box on sirio, Which Wen
Down With 1850 on Board, Found
to Be Enpty.

Paris, Oct. 1O.-The Echo de Paris to-
day publishes u dispatch from Carta-
gena, Spain, announcing that a sensa-
ton has been caused there by the dig
covery that the strong box of the Ital-
ian steamer Sirio, which was wrecked
in August last, on Romigas Island with
the loss of $50 lives, although found
to be Theoretically sealed, was empty,
raising the presumption of completely
on the part of the crew in the wreck.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-11
FATHER AvENGEs CRIME
Shoots Down Negro Who Assaulted
His Young Gauehter-Will Not
Be Arrested.
Be Arrested.

Paducah, KY, Get. 10.-Ben Jones, a
young negro. was shot to Heath yes
terday near Vicksburg by John Scott,
a farmer Of that section. Jones bru-
tally assaulted a young daughter of
SCOTS and was chased down by the
father and killed. Scott will not likely
be molested, as the sympathy Of the
people is with him.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-31
Party at Beauty Bay.

The Young Peoples Society of the
Swedish Luthern church gave moon
light party last evening and enjoyed
a trip to Beauty Bay. About eight
O'Clock the party assembled at the
corner Of Third and Sherman and
proceeded to the johnson dock where
they embarked for Beauty bay on the
Steamer Dolphin. The trip was a
pleasant one, singing being a feature.
On arriving at Beauty Bay the party
built huge bonfires over which coffee
was made and rare treat enjoyed.
The evening was spent in playing
games and singing, and when the
moon sank behind the hills the party
returned to the city, and voted the
outing a success.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-31

ne firm of VIM 4 Brown are the
agents for the famous Gold Med
innesota Wheat -four. Every
& is guaranteed.
nator Hepburn and wife left to-
or Boise, Idaho, whe.e they will
some time visiting. Senator
urn is called to the capitol to
to matters of importance. He
today that his health was con-
Ably improved and that he had
his visit to this city a pleasant
C0eur d'Alene Furniture com
mas In stock a fine organ made
ne Estey Organ company OF
leboro, Vt, which has only been
a short time. Right Is right.
the price Is right. Cali and zee
Yourself.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-31


School books. Lakeside Pharmacy.
Harry Kunz, Of the First Nation
al bank, is enjoying ten days va
cation.
A e250O stock Of stationery and
school supplies just received at Lake
side Pharmacy.
Rock Maple Flooring is special
ty of the R. S. Valentine Lumber
company of Spokane, Wash, Foot
Of Adams street.
Rev. Holden, of Spokane is a visi-
tor in the city and will remain over
Sunday. He officiated at the funeral
Of John Carlson yesterday.
Persons desiring to take the bust
ness course in the high school are re-
quested to communicate with Super
intendend Barton at once. AS the
school board will not pay the ex-
penses Of this department, a tuition
Of IS per month will be charged each
pupil.
Jolly gave his ''Jolly Side of Life
in our town and we would advise all to
hear him when they have q chance.
Take all the babies and Molly. Buy
tickets and go and hear Jolly. You'll
never regret it, and don't you forget it.
He is worth the admission by golly.
Signal, Greensburg, Kan.
The Norquist Department store.
under the management Of c. W. Nor
quist, will be opened for business
Saturday morning, but the regular
opening will not occur until about
the middle of September, when Mr..
Norquist has promised treat for all,
and one of the finest openings ever
held in this city. The stock is
about all in, and is being arranged,
and in spite of the disorder, the store
presents very neat appearance,
which will undoubtedly be improved
when the final opening takes place.
For two hours, the franklin Pierce
Jolly held the audience spell bound
and left each one wishing he had con-
tinued longer. If you want a liter
airy treat, if you want to see the many
sides of life-the real, the serious,
the humorous, if you want to gain
moral and mental strength at the
same time being highly entertained,
do not fail to hear Mr.. jolly on the
Jolly Side of Life. Rev. S. E.
Wilson, Portales, N. NJ.