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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-24
For Sale.
We have a number Of good bred
sows for sale.

we nave NUMBER or good bred
s VS. for sale.
]. M. DUNM1RE & Sous.
Geo. Thompson Of Cherokee, Ia. ,
visited the family Of D. d. Gano
last week.
A band of five drunken hobos
were lodged in Marshal Cobb's ho-
tel last night.
Lowe Brothers paint, yarnish,
oils and brushes for sale at Schen-
kenberger's.
r. L.. Wheeler is making some
repairs on his house. Albert Nos
trum is doing the work.
Mrs. Dilger of Yankton was here
Tuesday to attend the wedding of
her granddaughter, Miss Cora Dill
ger.
Visit John Schmierer & Son dur
ing their special clothing sale dur
ing May 2lst to June End. Money
IN your pockets BY doing so.
The graduating exercises viii be
held IN the Presbyterian church
this evening. In addition to the
seven graduates mentioned last
week, Miss Eugenia Parmenter will
also receive her diploma from the
High school.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-24
MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Under Auspices Of w. R C.
To be held at the NJ. E. churcE
May 3Oth at 10 a. N. The follow
ing program is announced
Band,
Prayer,
Male Q%uartette,
Reading-Nellie Redman,
Duet-Misses Johnston and Ben
nett,
Reading-Mrs. King,
Male Quartette,
Reading-Miss Johnston,
Solo-Mrs. I'ice Of Sioux City,
Address-Maj. Dollard,
Short Addresses by Rev. Wilcox
and Father Luig,
observation-disclosures, led by Band.
Let all give this day It's due ser
vice at church and cemetery, where
graves and other service will be
held.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-24

John Wade Of Aberdeen, grand
chancellor of the K. P. lodge, pass
ed through here Monday on his
way to Omaha to meet his wife
Who was returning from Albuquer-
que. N. NJ. Mrs. Wade was thought
to be suffering with consumption,
but her stay in New Mexico has
restored her health.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-24
Carpet Weaving.

| have just purchased one of the
latest improved flying shuttle
looms, and am prepared 10 do all
Kinds Of carpet weaving, rag car
pets and rugs, and rugs made of
old ingram carpets. Do not send
away for this work ehel it can be
done Just as well aud just as
cheaply at home.
Thos. IRw1a.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-24

A. 3. Parmenter, J.. L. Hutcbi-
son, f. Cacb, Claus Flick, H. G.
Gum, Jos. Kadlec, W. c. Brown
and Robert Gum were the dele
gates from Scotland to the demo
cratic county convention in Tyn-
dali Tuesday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-24
The Four-Track
News.

Everybody wants The FouR-TRAcK
NEWS because it is
A magazine of Travel and Education
A magazine of Delightful Entertain
ment
a magazine of Valuable Information
A magazine for Father and Mother
A magazine for Boys and Girls
a magazine fer every Intelligent Per-
son
LIS FIELD EMBRACES EVERY
NATION ON THE GLOBE
The articles are Brief
d articles are Entertaining
Ihe articles are Instructive
The pictures are Numerous
The pictures are Beautiful
The pictures ale Artistic
10 see it is to want it!
To want it is to have it!
1t is always Awake
1t appeals to the Traveller
1t is of real value to the Student
1t is entertaining at the Fireside
IL specially interests the Stay-at-home
Clubbing Offer
sbe Tourzcrrek Rews, and 81 50
Che characterization for sS''"'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-24

Mrs. Fred Presler arrived from
Trip today to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Schenkenber-
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
SCHOOL GIRL OF II ELOPES
Pretty Pupil Leaves Homo Because
Father Boxed Her Ears.
Parent Now Is willing 10 Forgive
Her, and New York Police
Are Searching for Girl.

New York, Nov. 5.-There was excite
ment and surprise at the West Eighty
second street public school to-day when
teachers and pupils learned Of the alleg-
ed elopement Of pretty Margaret FOn-
taine one of the scholars.
Margaret lived with her father and her
two younger sisters and an aunt. at 80
Columbus avenue. Her mother has been
dead for some years. She attended the
West Eighty-second street school, where
she was a general favorite with her
classmates.
Margaret. who is only fourteen years
old, slipped out Of the house some time
during Saturday night or early yester-
day morning while the other members Of
the family were fast asleep, and all ef-
forts To locate her have failed
Her father. Allen Fontaine, who is a
well-knOwn artist, believes that she has
eiOped with a young electrician, who
until o short time ago, lived in the same
apartment house F0ntaine says he boxed
Margarets ears because she accepted at
tentiOns from the young man
Mr. FOntaine says that. while he did
not see the young people 90 away. he has
every reason TO believe that they have
eloped.
ii she will only come back the father
said, Il will forgive her"
A general alarm has been sent out from
police headquarters for the missing girl
The Gerry Society mas also been request
ed 10 search for her.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
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The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
ARMY ORDERS.
Transfers.


Capt William F. Lewis. assistant sur
geon. upon the completion of his exami-
nation and promotion. will proceed to
Fort Monroe, Va, and report in person to
the commanding officer of that post for
temporary duty and by letter to the COM
manding general. Department Of the East.
Capt James z. Normoyle quartermas-
ter, having reported in person TO the
Quartermaster General Of the army in
this city for consultation, VIII proceed to
Fort Leavenworth, Kans.. and assume
charge Of construction work at that post.
under the instructions Of the Quartermas-
ter General OF the army. relieving the
quartermaster of the post Of Fort Leaven-
worth from that duty Capt Normoye
Is relieved from further duty with the
Army Of Cuban PacificatiOn.
Capt Charles r Rowland. Twenty-first
Infantry, now at Fort Logan, Colo. will
proceed to Chicago, H.. and report in per-
son to the commanding general. Depart
ment of the Lakes, for duty in connection
with a court-martial now in session at
Fort Wayne, Mich.
Maj. Charles @. Treat. Artillery Corps
VIII proceed to Havana, Cuba, and report
in person to the commanding general
Army of Cuban Pacification. for assign
ment to duty as acting inspector general
Special Orders.
Maj. George Palmer. Twenty-first IN
fantry. viii report in person TO Col.
Charles A. H. McCauley. assistant quar-
termaster general, president of the army
retiring board appointed to meet at Den
yer, Colo, at such time as he may desig-
nate. for examination by the board. and
upon the completion Of his examination
VIII return TO the place Of receipt by him
of this order
Capt Robert 7. CalIan, Artillery Corps.
VIII make not to exceed four visits dur
ing each of the months Of November and
December, 1906, 10 New York City. y. Y.
on official business pertaining to the pur-
chase and inspection of material for sub
marine mines and torpedo experiments.
capt George II. Cameron. Fourth Cav
airy. is designated as a member Of the
cavalry board announced in paragraph g.
Special Orders. No. 50. March .. 1906. War
Department, vice Capt. Walter c. Bah
cock, Thirteenth Cavalry, hereby relieved
Resignation.
The resignation by Second Lieut.. Fred
erick II. SvensOn. Third Infantry, of his
commission as an officer in the army has
been accepted by the President, 10 take
effect December !, 1906.
Leaves of Absence.
Leave Of absence 10 and including De
cember l. 1905. is granted Second Lieut.
Frederick H. Svenson. Third Infantry.
Leave Of absence for seven days is
granted Capt Arthur W. Chase, Artillery
Corps.
Leave Of absence for ten days is granted
capt Michael s. Murray, commissary.
Leave Of absence for fourteen days is
granted Contract Surg William H Rich
ardson, L. S. A
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
NAVAL VEssEL MOVEMENTs

Arrived: Mayfiower AT Washington
from Alexandria; Virginia and Texas
al Norfolk. from Hampton Roads: Eagle.
at Key West; Stockton. at Annapolis;
Blakely. at Annapolis: Tecumseh. at Nor
folk. from Washington Paducah and
Dubuque, at League Island; MarceHus. at
Baltimore, from Norfolk; New Jersey. at
Boston; Dixie, at Hampton Roads
Prairie. at CienfuegOs.
Sailed: Sioux, from Bradford, for Bos-
ton; West Virginia. Colorado. Maryland.
and Pennsylvania. from Colombo. for
Singapore; Cincinnati. from Yokohama,
for Cavite; Ohio, from Port Said. for
Gibraltar
The L. 5. s. Glacier reported all well
100 miles from New York, through a
wireless communication yesterday 10 the
station al Cape Elizabeth.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
CLUB SECRETARY QUITS.
NeSy York Reformer stiFs Hostility
Among Members of Body.

New York. Nov 5-Iawrence WELLER
has resigned as secretary OF the City CLUB.
tie resignation 20 take effect on Deceu-
Der l. II was made before the board Of
trustees on October y. and action was
deferred until November T. Mr.. WELLER
says he resigned because Of dissatisfaction
with certain internal conditions ia the
club, but viii give no other reason. He
has been secretary for about six years.
Mr. WELLER is one OF the most active
rCfOrmers In town. While none 0f the Off
GERS of the City Club will talk for publ
cation. il IS asserted that Mr.. VeilIer's ac-
tlvity has caused 50 much dissatisfaction
I'm the club that a party Of opposition
has sprung Up. Mr.. WELLER has been
active lately in opposing the elevated rail
road loop 10 join the Williamsburg and
Brooklyn bridges.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
NAVY ORDERS.

Lieut.. Commander J. X. Robinson. de-
taehed duty in the compass office.
Bureau of Equipment, Navy Department
Washington, d. c., &c; 90 Indiana as
navigator
Lieut. Commander A 3. Hon. detached
Indiana; to Missouri as executive officer.
Lieut. J. r. Combs, discharged treat
ment at the Naval Hospital. Philadelphia.
Pa; TO Washington.
Gunner r. Smith. TO duty at the naval
torpedo station. Newport, r. J.
Cable from the cOmmander-in-chief OF
the Pacific squadron, San Francisco, Cal.
November 2, 1905:
Midshipman James S Woods. detach
ed Princeton; to Yorktown.
Aidshipman r VI. Perkins, detached
Chicago; TO Princeton.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
SAILORS RIGHTS IN COURT.
feOmnn Buenzle Brings Suit for
Damages in Newport, r.. l.

YeOman Buenzle Brings suIt for
Damages in Newport, RI.
Newport, r. L. Nov. 5.-In the Superior
Court in Newport this morning. argu-
ments were heard I'm the case Of Chief
Yeoman F. J. Buenzle VS. the Newport
Amusement Association, on the general
demurrer OF the defendant This is the
case brought TO recover damages for re-
fusal to allow the plaintiff to enter the
defendants dance hall while in the naval
uniform, which has attracted much at
tention. President Roosevelt contributing
800 TO the plaintin's cause.
Judge J. c. Burke. who represented the
plaintiff, stated that il was not only a
claim for damages. but also 10 decide If
the men In the United States service
should be obliged TO frequent onIy the
vilest and lowest places. while under the
Constitution all men have equal privi-
Ieges, the Constitution saying that race,
color, or previous servitude shall have
nothing 10 do with the matter. This
amendment, Judge Burke thought, was
framed for the benefit of the negro, but
If the white sailor does not come under
the latter
Hon J. Stacy Brown. for the defend
ants, contended that proprietors have the
right 10 exclude any one, and stated that
but one side of the case has been given
in the newspapers. he said Il would be
fatal TO the association, where women
were concerned, If the 100 sailors from
the training station and 1000 troops at
Fort Adams should come clamoring for
admission He stated that men run away
from crime and enter the service which
fact, he added, is known in Newport He
declared that it should not be assumed
that every man, because ne puts on a
uniform, is a saint and d defender of his
country, and asserted that soldiers and
sailors are no more patriotic than any
one else.
Justice Sweeland, who presided. re-
served his decision.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
SurrenderS Himself.
REPORT ON COLLISION.
Battle ship Virginia's Commander
Notifies Department of Accident.

Notifies Department of Accident
Capt. Seaton Schroeder, commander of
the battle ship Virginia. reports as fol-
lows to the Navy Department regarding
the collision of that vessel on Saturday
with the Old Dominion steamer Monroe:
THE Virginia was steaming I'D the
channel for Norfolk at reduced speed.
The Monroe was overtaking the Virginia,
apparently to pass her on the starboard
hand. Shortly after passing Bush Bluff
Light the Monroe apparently abandoned
the idea Of passing the Virginia and de-
creased her speed. Upon so doing, her
bow began swinging in toward the Vir-
ginia, being apparently drawn in by the
suction from the Virglnia's screws. The
commanding officer Of the Virginia at
tempted, by full speed ahead and change
Of course, TO avoid contact with the Mon
roe The MonTOes bow came in contact
with the Virginia on her starboard side.
inf1icting damage to the Virginia as fol-
lows:
Two boats damaged. One three-inch
gun put out of commission. Three boat
davtts and several awning stanchlOns
bent, and small bruises to the ships
plate.
The cOmmandant al Norfolk has or
dered a board Of investigation in accord
ance with the United States navy regula-
tons"
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
snrhirh ArtiSts Inritnh

Stockholm, Nov. 5.-H. Won Hoffsten. a
Chicago artist, left for home yesterday,
after having visited Sweden for the pur-
pose Of inducing Swedish artists TO take
part in an exhibition to be held next year
under the auspices of the Swedish-Amer-
lean Art Association of Chicago. Anders
Zorn and Carl Larson, who are among
the foremost artists Of this country. will
send large collections Of their works.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06

New York, Nov. 5.-The cOuTt-martial
OF Lieut. John S. Hamilton, of the
Twelfth Infantry. charged with being alb
sent from his regiment without leave. and
with being several hundred dollars be-
hind in his company accounts. was open
ed to-day In the officers clubhouse on
Governors Island. The accused officer
who has been in Governors Island Hos
pital since he voluntarily gave himself
up to Brig. Gen. William H. Carter, In
Chicago, a few days ago, had barely
enough strength TO appear before the
court
The proceedings were secret The ac-
Cused was represented by George c.
Ross Of Washington. Capt Henry A
Eaton was Judge advocate, and the fol-
lowing officers sat; Col. II. ", Osgood,
president of the court: Lieut. Col MedO-
rem Crawford, Mai. John S. Mallory,
Maj. P. H. Ludlow. Maj. George Barney,
Capt. George F. Landers. Capt. Elijah
W. Martindaie, Capt. William H. Jordan,
Jr., Capt Allen D. Raymond, and Lieut..
E. E. L. Gillmer.
Left Worthless Check.
Three months ago Lieut. Hamilton dis
appeared and left behind him a worthless
check for s, 200. representing money that
he held for his company rifle team.
Where he went nobody could learn, nor
has the accused a very clear idea of
what happened 10 him after he left his
company, temporarily stationed at Mount
Gretna. Pa. and took a train bound for
some place in the West,
After Hamilton had been gone two
weeks n letter came TO Gen. Bell. chief
Of stan, at Washington, purporting TO
have been written by Hamilton. and say
ing that he was tired of life and had
decided TO commit suicide. The missive
asked Gen. Bell 10 use his influence TO
have the body of the suicide buried beside
that of his father in the National Gene
tery at Arlington.
SurrenderS Himself
A few days after the receipt of this let
ter Hamilton appeared before Brig. Gen
Carter, omuanding the Department Of
the Lakes, with headquarters at Chi
cage, and surrendered himself. He gave
himself I'D just few days before the
lapse Of the period that makes an officer
a deseTter- HamiltOns mental condition
Is such as TO lead TO the belief I'm the
minds Of his brother officers that he was
suffering from temporary insanity when
he suddenly left his regiment
The court-martial, it is believed. will
develop this line Of defense The trial
will occupy several days.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Home People Read This Paper.

A home newspaper. such as The Wash
ingt0n Herald, is read through and through
Every advertiser in this paper is quickly
discovering that fact He Is getting returns
II Is the home newspaper that produces the
returns. Here is another evidence that The
Washington Herald is read: a well-known
gentleman in Office, who has sentiment IN
his soul, wrote pretty little poem which
appeared in this paper a few days ago He
has since received thirty-seren letters ex-
pressing appreciation Of the lines, and from
the best people in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Koch Becomes a Private.

The request Of Fred Koch, assistant
driver Of No . fire engine company. that
his resignation be accepted and that he
be appointed a private of class No 2,
was yesterday granted by the commission
ers- George w. Wells. private of class
No. ?, will be promoted to be assistant
driver vice Koch, reduced. the promo
ton TO take effect on the 9Th inst
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
NaVaI Officers I'm Citr-

The following officers registered at the
Navy Department yesterday: Lieut.. G. B.
Kellogg, Commander A F. FechteIer.
Rear Admiral c. II. Davis, Lieut.. Com
mander ". S. Miller The following army
oIncers registered: Capt J. E NormoyIe,
MAJ. James H Spencer. Capt. Charles w.
kutz, and Capt. A. W Bjornstad.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Rear AdmiraI Emerr Conrrntuint.d.

Washington friends are congratulating
capt. William II. Emery, a native of this
city, who has been promoted to the rank
CT rear admiral, as "a result Of the va
cancy created by the retirement of Rear
Admiral Dickins. The new admiral is a
sOn Of the late Brig Gen William H
Emery, L. S. A. and was graduated
from Annapolis in 1866
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Uruguay NaxaI Attache Here.

Lieut. Edwardo Mario Sacz. the new
naval attache OF the UTuguayan legation
was presented at the Navy Department
10 Secretary BonaDarte by Senor Bermu-
deZ, charge daffaires ad interim.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
ARSENAL OmciaIs Exonerated.

Army officials at the SchuyIkiH arsenal.
near Philadelphia. have been exonerated
Of the charges preferred against them
Of neglect of duty and corrupt practices.
in the report just made by Col. J. w
Pope, of the Quartermaster's department.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Named Superintendent of Arlington.

Harrison c. Magoon, a brother Of the
provisional governor Of Cuba, has re-
ceived the appointment Of superintendent
Of the Arlington Cemetery. orders were
issued Yesterday by Quartermaster Gen
eral Humphrey for his transfer from
Jefferson Barracks, No, where he has
been serving as superintendent OF the
national cemetery at that place
He comes to fill the vacancy caused by
the death recently of A. B. Drum.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
EDMOND o, PIGEON, D, ., s

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. TAKE NO
tice that the csrJlncate Of sale fcr taxes for lot
Of April, 1895 issued 20 Chrstiana Erhmentrouf
has been lost or destroyed. and that I have ap-
piled 60 the Commissioners. ID. G.. 10 issue 10 me
ON the 7TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1906 a dupIi-
cate Of said certificate. ERNEST SCHMIDT, az
Fifth street northwest U09
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
GO TO CALIFORNIA
FALL AND WINTER RESORTS.
HILL TOP HOUSE,
HARPEBs FERRY. " VA
oc5I-iaI T. $. LOVETT.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia. WashingtoH, d. c.,
November 3. Iel6.-There viii be sold at
the Pound, corner Of Twenty-third street
and New York avenue northwest. at
p. m. TUESDAY. November o. 1906 one
dark brown mule taken up from the
northwestern section of the city. BY or
der of the Health Officer. SAMUEL EN-
STEIN. POundmaster.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Equitable CO-opera-
tive Building Association viii be held al
the Office OF the Association. Equitable
Building. 1868 T street northwest. WE'D
NESDAY. November Z. 1896 at 4:30 o'clock
p. m. FRANK T. REESIDE. Secretary.
EDMOND 0. PIGE0N, D. 0. s.,
HIGH CLASS DENTISTRY.
Corner ID and 7th sts.
phnna Nam al4if
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
ARMY OFFICER TRIED
Lieut.. Hamilton Faces Court
on Verge of Collapse.
SESSIONS HELD IN SECRET

Temporary Insanity, 1t Is Thought,
VIII he Plea Advanced in Defense
Charged with Ascending with
$1,000 of His COmpany's Funds.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
RETURNS FROM CUBA
Cruiser Brooklyn Makes a
Quick Trip Up the Coast.
MAY GO OUT OF COMMISSION
Brings Back Goat and Parrot Mas
cots that Have Been on BOard Since
Submarines Louisiana on Her
Way to Take President Aboard.

Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-The United States
cruiser Brooklyn. Capt Nazro. arrived at
League Island Navy Yard from Havana
this afternoon She was one Of the fleet
that was hurried to Cuba when il was
thought that an armed force of marines
and bluejackets would be necessary to
restore and preserve order there. The
famous warship made a quick trip up
and It is likely that she will go out Of
commission.
She brings back the goat and parrot
mascots which have been aboard her
since the days when her guns smote the
ships Of Cervera's squadron off Santiago.
Both parrot and goat are aged, but they
are as warlike as Of old and both appear
TO BE- a trihe disappointed that the Brook
lyn did not clear decks for action The
crew maintain that nothing is so soothing
10 this brace of mascots Jas the roar Of
big guns.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Navy Yard Busy.

League Island Navy Yard will be
busy place for some time. More ships are
expected TO arrive. The gunbOat Du-
ouque got there last evening from San
Juan, Porto Rico and fl was only last
week that the gun-boat Paducah arrived
from Sanchez, SantO Domingo. Both
these vessels will have repairs made TO
them, and they will be put in dry dock
Just where they viii go when overhauled
is a problem.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Different Class of Vessels.

Il would appear that Uncle sam is
going to have a different class Of vessels
for Santo Domingo and Porto Rican
waters. At Perth Amboy, at Lewis y.
NixOn's shipyard. there has just been
launched the first Of a feet Of four patrol
boats. which is destined for use around
Porto Rico and Santo Domingo Their
duty will be TO capture smugglers. who
abound at the former place.
The pioneer of the patrol fleet was
Christeued the Guarda Costa, No l. She
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
SOThERH

Mon. Tues. Wed. ET1s
ard Sat. Matinee.
Thursday Evening
Only.
Friday AID Sat
'uday Evenings.
THE SQUARE
DEAL ~ PRICES.