The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-08-02

HAS pau MIS-. MdiS l. NSN-
ter, q pretty young widow, who sued
him for breach of promise, $3.50 0 In
settlement Of all claims. She sued for
500, 900. Mrs. Vctter asserted that she
became acquainted with Packer about
eight years ago, and that she frequent
ly accompanied him On business trips
east.
Washington, D. C.-The American
Federation of Labor has designated
Thomas Tracey, Boston, Mass, as its
campaign manager. Mr.. Tracey is a
cigarmaker by trade, though he has not
worked in a factory for years. He has
been a member of the Legislative COM
mittee OF the federation for the last
seven years and frequently has ap-
peared before congress-.
Toronto, Ont.-The Buffalo baseball
team was mobbed at the close of Sat
urday's Eastern league game here.
Third Baseman Hill and Pitcher
Greene We're injured, the formers face
being terribly cut by a broken pop
bottle thrown by a man in the crowd.
Umpire Conahan, whose decisions
started the rioting, was also badly
beaten by the mob.
Shoshoni, Wyo.-Settlers of the Sho-
shOne Indian reservation, soOn to be
opened, are perturbed over announce
ment hat the Holy Rollers of Michi-
gan and Beilhart's Spirit Fruit follow
ers are seeking to establish towns in
the new country. Trouble is feared
should the attempt be made The Holy
Rollers delegation Is expected today.
kingsviIIe, Tex.-Mrs. II. M. King has
purchased the Laurelos ranch, embrace
ing 40, 900 acres. the consideration be-
i,ar e. mn nnO Tba J,,,rpl,acn re ohio.
ranch makes Mrs. King the owner Of
1880, 600 acres, practically in one body.
This cattle queens domain is now
nearly twice the area of Rhode Island
and nearly as large as Delaware.
Gs:csburg, lli.-On September 90, the
twerty-third anniversary of the found
ing of the order, the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen Of the country will
dedicate here q beautiful to
the memory of E. S. Wilkinson, one of
the founders Of the brotherhood and
for anumber of years it's grand master.
Plattsburs, Mo.-Fire Sunday de-
stroyed four brick buildings with their
contents in the business portion Of this
city, causing a loss of $4,000. The
buildings were occupied by the Ply
mouth Clothing company, he Porter
Hardware company and the general
store Of Tootle, Wheeler & Notter.
Rio de Janeiro-Upon the reason
bling Of the Pan-American congress
various committees We're appointed. OF
the one on Drago doctrine, most i'm
portant committee of congress-. Will
liam I. Buchanan, formerly American
minister to Panama and Argentine, was
made chairman.
London-ArrangementS are being
made to take out an insurance policy
for SIS, 900, 600 on the cruiser I~ntleXible,
which is now being built by Messrs.
John Brown & Co. The vessel will be
completed at the end of 1908, and, un-
til delivered to tho admiralty, is at the
builders risk.
London-Lady Cooper attended the
Sunday school anniversary meeting at
the Great Assembly hall, Mile End, and
distributed $50 prizes. The report
showed that the school is the largest
the rolls, with an average attendance
of 1000.
Washington, D. civilian R.. Pad
gett, a veteran soldier and sailor, who
four years has carried from the Of
flee of the United States treasurer.
where he was employed, to the White
house the presidents monthly salary
warrant OF $4,166.33, died in George
town.
Louisville, ky.-John w. Vreeland,
of the democratic state central commit
tee, received a cablegram from Will
lam J. Bryan a%ccenting the invitation
recently extended Mr.. Bryan to attend
T. reception in his honor to be given
at a date to be selected later.
Kingston, Jamaica-The Italian cruis-
er Umbria, which ran aground July Is,
while coming up the harbor here, was
pulled off the mud bank Saturday night
by the Dutch warship Kortenaer and
The German steamer Georgias. The
Umbria was not injured.
New York-It was stated that Presi-
lent Roosevelt is to receive the Nobel
prize in recognition of his services in
ending the Japanese-Russian war. The
formal announcement of the award will
be made by the king of Sweden on De-
cember 10.
Kansas City, Mo.-Butchers who
buy in large quantities have been no
tilted of advances in the prices of pork
and pork products more sweeping than
time. The price of mutton will also be
advanced.
Chicago-Henry T. Young, the mil
lionaire prohibitionist at Deerf1eld, who
Just died, leaves his fortune to his sons,
providing they use neither liquor, to-
oacco nor narcotics. Five sons survive
and they are all smokers.
Richmond, Mo.-City Marshal Will
tam Names was shot and killed by
James H. Price, alias Pritchett, a de-
serter from Jefferson barracks, neal
st. Louis. Price escaped and is being
hunted with ~bloodhounds.
Ripon, Wis.-Wo was received by
authorities of Ripon college that
the Carnegie fund for the pe%nsioning of
aged college professors has been in
creased from l 100000 to $751; 0 900
oy Andrew Carnegie.
Geneva-The first ascent of the Mat
this year was accomplished by
Mile. GindrauN, of Bienne. who is II
years of age. She was accompanied by
the guides. Emile Savejo and David
Biner. of Zermatt.
Topeka, kan.-The railroad com
missioners nave issued an order for
bidding railroad companies to lock the
door of coaches on the ground that
1t prevents rapid exit from cars in case
OF accidents.
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