The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-06

eacLled INC me- nest marx since the
cape has been built above the sea.
Great suffering has been caused by
the breaking Of water pipes, the city's
supply being conducted from q river
ten miles distant. MaZatlan is a city
Of 10000 inhabitants.
Cairo, lIl.-Charles Goforth narrowly
death at the hands of a mob
led by Edward Albright, his employer
and father of 5-year-old girl whom he
had assaulted. Goforth was captured
IN the mississippi swamps, where he
had fled, but was rescued by deputies
after the enraged father had beaten
him into insensibility. The little girl
is in a p%recarious condition and it is
reported that a mob is forming to go
Charlestown, where Goforth is Jailed,
IN an attempt to lynch him.
Newport News, Va.-Having been
without coal for five days, the British
Craigearn, bound from Cuba.
for Baltimore, put into this port in
Just before the steamer left
CINE ROOM, in which the chief engineer
received injuries which unbalanced his
mind, and instead Of loading 28U tons
of bunker coal On his steamer, as Or
dcred, the engineer took only eighty
aboard.
Austin, Textile attorney general
rendered an opinion multiplying the
nomination of Il. II. r. Green, son Of
Mrs. Hetty Green, of New York, as
he gubernatorial nominee of the re-
publican party. Because of a split in
party separate conventions were
held, one faction being known as the
republican party and the
other RS the, regulars. Mr.. Green was
nnninnfA1 NV thu anru1rivAl fnDfin, .
Philadelphia, Pam Internal ma
chine was discovered and thrown over
just in time to prevent the de-
Of the Eagle Point, a trans
Atlantic liner. AS the bomb struck
the water it exploded and sent a coll
Of water fifty feet in the air. The
been placed in the steamer by a for
member Of the crew who had a
against the captain.
Denver, Co!o-Plans have been
drafted TO- an immense reservoir that
cover twenty-four square miles
and have an average depth of thirty
five feet, and use the entire surplus
water OF the Platte river, the intention
being to irrigate 1,000,0 900 acres of land
that would support 100000 people. The
dam and reservoir will cost
81, 900 900, and work on it will COM
lnence october 1 of this year.
Fort Worth, TEXAS a result Of
poisoned candy mailed to a
prisoner in the county Jail by some
unknown party the recipient, A.. S.
is dead: Henry Peake, Louis
Weaver, w. H. Norris and j. T.. Cross
are dangerously i'll, and Frank Grundy,
who tasted the confectionery, is also
II. The candy had been sprinkled with
Seikirk, Mantle steamer Princess,
With sixteen hands on board, ran into
rock a Swampy island Sunday
night and six of her crew We're
drowned. Those drowned were: Cap
cain Halves, Miss Flora Mcdonald.
stewardess: Miss Johannes, stewards
ess; William Grayeyes and two lee
landers. Only n body was recov-
bred.
London-A well dressed young Amer
can, posing as a member of the Har-
yard crew, victimized West End trades
men out of several hundred pounds
by ordering clothes and other
sen to his hotel, with the re-
quest that the bill be sent the neXt day,
md then leaving the hostelry as soon
rs the goods We're received.
Spokane, Wash.-James Crossman,
formerly of Spokane and now at
Butte, Mont. has furnished satisfaca
.ory proof that he is n of the seven
teen heirs in America entitled to a
Of the fortune OF $780, 900 left
by Joseph Crossman, of Cornwall, Eng
and, during his lifetime maker of So
called iron-stone china.
Hsr@.#4wA eaJ-EI
London-The Daily Mails Christie
ania correspondent says that a steam
er from Spitzenbergen reports that the
Record Herald north
pole expeditions shed and balloon were
finished last week, and hat MI. Well
intends shortly to make a trial
trip.
San Francisco, Cai.-Japan has en-
tered into a compact with the Diamond
Match company with a view Of forming
an international trust of the product,
and Russell Hawkins, of New York,
vice president, is on his way to the
to complete the negotiations.
Independence, kan.-The Prairie Gas
and Oil company has announced a re-
duction OF 8 cents a barrel in the price
brings 80 cents and fuel oil 26 cents.
Unless drilling is stepped it is feared
the price will go much lower.
Washington, D.C.-The u~nprecedent-
ed rainfall throughout the east and
south is interesting the me~tec.ologists
Of the United States, but thus far they
have not found a satisfactory answer
their scientific inquiries IS to tho
causes.
London-The powers. the Standards
correspondent at Rome states, are ex-
changing views on the Draga doctrine
With a View to concerted action With
The Hague against the United States,
should an attempt be made to up
lold 1t.
Kansas city-Leslie M. Shaw has ac-
,epted an invitation to spend a week
making campaign speeches in Missouri.
He Will speak first at Hannibal Sep
tember III. then at Kansas City, Mober-
", Carrollton Joplin and other cities.
Hammerfsst, NorWay-Advices res
here state that Walter Well
nan, leader Of the Chicago Record
Herald polar expedition. has given up
the trip for this year and will leave Tor
home within the week.
Washington, D. C.-hc.ing Secretary
Lawrance O.. Murray, OF tho depart
OF commerce and labor. has is
the regulations relating 10 the en-
fCrcarnent of the recpntiy t.iDrtad nat.