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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
IOWA GIRL REVEALS
PLOT 70 POLICE
Believed Extensive Conspiracy
t4a. ssen Found 10 Lure
Girls 10 Fun.
rAs CHICAGO POLICE ACT
esurs Neurs Weman's TrunN BY
Breaking GOWN peor~shs Had
Escaped from
Resort.

chicaso, Oct lS-A request Tor Aia
IN recovering n trunk which MAS ioNNcN'
un in a room ut Nj sherman s'lees'
made TO the Harrison street police 70.
iaN bv Miss Georslana Gordoh. ol
Usage la. led 10 the discovery ot an
extensive plot Of ~procurers 10 secure
girls in Iowa. WISCONSIN n lhoit"o
and other states. -
wears. and claims to he ~, Is peihs
held by the police pending me answer
10 a query sent to Chief McWeeney, OF
South Bend. McNeeney arrested u
Syrian on sunday. who gave ms hah,e
as Saline Shafer. Shafer had Il grip
filled with Syrian novelties and BEADS
and under the guise of being a peoaier
had beer going through he country
towns CO Indiana and Wisconsin ana
getting girls TO come TO Chicago by
promise of good employment.
Shafer met the Gordon girl az a
country fair at kilbourn City, Wis,
three weeks ago and it is said he per
suaded her to come to CHICAGO by
promising to give her employment. He
took her to South Bend, Ind. Sunday
morning and according to the story
told by the girl placed her in an al-
legged resort owned by rs. Bertha
King, who paid him for doing so.
Miss Gordon escaped and arrived IN
Chicago last night on her way to Usage.
Ia. where her mother lives. The po-
lice a to break open Skaters room
to secure her trunk for her.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
FRENCH SUBMARINE
BOAT AND R E LOST
It Fails to Rise After One of Its Dives,
and Rescuers Have Been I'm
able to Locate II,

Btserta, Tunis, Oct. 1s:-The French
submarine boat Lutin left this port
yesterday morning for plunging ex-t
p%eriments. Signals received at 10
O'Clock last night reported her disap-
pearance. Two torpedoboats and three
tugs have gone out in search of the
submarine.
1t now appears almost certain, ac-
cording to news received at a late hour
last night, that the crew of the Lutin
has suffered a fate similar to that
which overlook the crew of the sub
crew of the Lutin numbered fourteen,
men d command of Lieutenant
Phoepen.
Admiral Beltue, commander of the,
Tunis naval division, who went out on,
board a tug, returned at a late hour,
llast night and said that owing to the
heavy seas n the obscurity it was
Impossible to continue salvage opera,
lions until lawn. The tugs and tor!
pedoboats. however, will remain
through the night near the place,
where the Lutin made its final plunge
One of these boats reports that its
drag encountered resistance as though
a vessel were lying at the bottom. The,
salvage steamers belonging to this port,
which are at present absent to assist
in raising a French schooner wrecked
on the coast. will return in the morning
and participate in the work.
The British consul general here pro-
posed to the French resident general
to telegraph to the British admiralty,
at Malta for salvage assistance. This
offer was accepted and powerful SAL
wage apparatus will at once be SEM to!
the scene of the catastrophe.
Paris, Oct. I'm. Thomson, the
minister of marine, has received ar
official dispatch from the naval cons
1narHonfE AZ T9iCn1~fn 1nr,fvoo}-- %L1j
sinking of the submarine Lutin. The
message says: !
1.-THE submarine Lutin, while exercise
ing off the %jetties, disappeared from the
view of the accompanying tug. Search
and dragging operations were begun
Immediately and resistance was felt att
a depth of 100 feet neal the place where
the Iutin sank.'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
TESTIMONY ALL IN.
Counsel Will Now Make Their Areu-
ments in Case Against Standard
Oil Company of Ohio.

Findlay, o., Oct. 1S.-Both the state
and defense rested their case in the
trial here against the standard on
of Ohio. for alleged conspir-
acy AGAINST the trade today. Argu-
ment of the counsel will follow.
The end of the trial am suddenly
in sight at the conclusion of the ses-
sion of the court yesterday. The state
was precluded by the ruling of Judge
Banker from Offering a line of evidence
intended to show that the Standard Oil
company gave secret rebates to re-
tail dealers in oil.
Mr.. Phelps, for the prosecution, adj
mitted the state had no means of show
ing that the Standard OIL company au-
thorized its agents to authorize or give
rebates.
The court said hat 1T was a funda-
mental rule of evidence that the au-
thority of the agents must be shown.
Then the state will close it's case
in ten minutes tomorrow remarked
Attorney Phelps, and the jury which
had been excused for this argument
of counsel was called in and court adj
journed.
An agreement was reached between
Prosecutor David and the attorneys for
the Standard Oil company, whereby the
case against john ID. Rockefeller will
not be set for trial until after the
present case has been finally disposed
of, whether this is in the probate court,
supreme court of the state, after all
appeals have been taken.
Until this agreement the Rockefeller
case had simply been postponed until
after the present trial of the
in the probate court.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
TALL BUILDINGS CAUSE
LUNACY In BIG CITIES
Victims of Disease Crave to Be Near
the High Yertica!
Structures.

London, Oct. 1s.-The Lancet pub
fishes a description by DIR. MERCER, a
famous physician On mental diseases,
Of how a patient was cured from such
q structure he has a feeling of agro-
phobia, a rare disease, which is seldom
cured. 1t is a nerve disease of the cit
les. The subject Graves to be near some
tall vertical structure. When away of
dread of impending danger.
In going to and from his office, the
patient treated by DR.. MERCER would
sneak through ali the alleys, courts and
narrow streets he could use. When he
came to a wide street he was seized
with a ~reasonless panic, and had to
take a bus. If it We're not very wide
he might get through by holding on
to a cart. Bridges were impossible to
him. If he We're compelled TO go over
a bridge he had to get into a bus some
time before he reached it. keep
his eyes shut while he crossed.
For his disease DR.. MERCER found no
cure. but the mans daughter finally
cured him. She ran away with a mar
ried MAI to Whom the patient objected
very strongly. The shock completely
cured the disease. and it is the only
case of a complete cure that DIR. Mer-
cier u eve known of.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
in BIENNIAL MEETING
Nearly Every State in the Union Rep
resented at Great Conclave
At New Orleans.

New Orleans. La. Oct. 1S.-The
knights of Pythias convention was
fully inaugurated today, proceeding
simultaneously in several departments.
Business sessions occupied the morn
ing hours, while the afternoon was Civ
en- over to a general parade of the uni
form rank.
Nearly every state in the union was
represented by uniformed companies
when the bietlial encamp1nent opened
with the formal transfer of Camp
James r: Carnaian. The transfer was
made by j. Zach Spearing, on behalf of
the encampment association, to Charles
e. Shively, supreme chancellor Knights
of Pytllias, who in turn transferred it
to Major General Arthur j. Stobbart.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
NAY Bs al BOTTOM
or the BRiNY DEEP
~ERsss 81 SslasAsa NsN aasss ama Ia
CStsns~ Mos ~ssstsssrs

/ Heasaaasz Mo OCT sS-Gs@vc geavs
A-e entertained foy sas satrty ~ Ire
cid ear& Eae~ccs CTeweik. 81 EosesAa.
which asss here 4fry-swo days aga.
Rey, Prank II Sanford. Sstt-SsSted
~sSt3aA 81 Sntiehfs Holy Ghost Aaa is
crAe1y. ard about sixty men, Women
ana Children followers
The vessel has not been reported
since it LEFT. AS it should have arrived
at Gibraltar TWO weeks ago AT least
II IS feared il may have touadsred
with al on hoard during ONE Of the
hurricanes thar recently swept he
north Atlantic
The bark sailed without clearance
papers The authorities at Washington
were powsrisss 10 prevent its depart
ure. as Sanford renamed the vessel and,
called il a yacht, thus eSading the nav,
3gatioa laws. ;
Portland. Ne. Oct 1s-Declaring the
hundreds of people at Shiloh. Me, the
colony presided over by the Rev. Frank
Sanford. who processes to bs Elijah.
a r starving and that many of the
ON there are stark mad. Mrs Fred
erick Gailler. formerly OF Tacoma, has
escaped with her children while her
husband is on q pilgrimage TO the Holy
Land an old yacht with Sanford. and
is being cared for at the home Of the
Rev. Fl. w. Hartman. VINO was one Of
Sanford's leaders when the later vas
less radical.
She has forwarded to Governor Cobb.
OF Maine. a statement of facts and the
governor has been requested TO either
ask the legislature to make prosecution
possible by new law, or if present laws
cover the conditions. to order the en-
'forcement of the same. Sanford con-
trolls the town OF Durham politically
ana has successfully fought two nam
cases where children died of
neglect.
i. According to Mrs. Gaillet she and her
husband gave all their property to Sans
ford. She say that scores at Shiloh
are restrained against their Will and she
seeks legal redress for those who have
asked her to do what she could as they
are helpless and unable to communicate
with the outside world.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
BISMARCK FAMILY
ARMED FOR KAISER
Have Iron chsncelIors Memoirs e.
Publish as Answer to Won
HohenIohe.

Berlin, Oct. 1S.-Soon there will be a
conference of members of the Bis
marck family and of the intimatel
friends of the iron chancellor" who
survive him. They will determine the,
weighty question whether the puhlica-,
ton of Prince Won Hohenlohe's derog-
atory account of the circumstances sur
rounding Bismarck's resignation as,
chancellor warrants the counter pub
LEGATION of the fourth volume of Bis,
lnarck's memoirs.
This manuscript covers the period Of
Bismarck's relations with the young
kaiser. 1t lies in an iron chest in the,
vaults of the Bank of England, where
it was placed lest the kaiser seize it.
The Bis1narck's do not believe in the
sincerity of the kaiser's Indignation at
the publication of Won H~ohenlohe,s
book which really presents him in a
favorable light.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
PREMIu ON MURDER
OF YOUNG WOMEN
New Precedent Set in Bloody Russia
by Commandant at Capital-Girl
Wantonly Shot.
ST. Petersburg,

St. Petersburg, Oct. 1S.-After in
vestigating the killing of Mile. Sem
enova, the young medical student con-
fined in the central detention prison at
killed by a sentry September 10 when
she showed herself at The window OF
her cell overlooking the courtyard, the
commander of the ST. Petersburg gar
rison. in an order of the day, has
thanked the soldier who killed the girl
and has given him a reward of So
In addition the soldier, who belongs
as an example to his comrades of faith
full performance of duty.
Testimony of prisoners confined In
the detention prison and that of wit
nesses in behalf of the military author
tiles differed considerably.
= The prisoners claimed the sentry
fired without any warning OF provo
cation, while the sentry sale he ordered
Mile. Semenova o times to leave the
window, where she and some compan-
ions were haunting members Of the
Seminovsky regiment with the part
they had taken in suppression of the
revolt at Moscow.
the universities at St. Petersburg and
Kiev, as we'll as the university of Mos
COW, because of holding the revolution
airy meetings within the buildings and
the participation OF non-Students in the
meetings.
The police at Warsaw today discov-
cred headquarters of an deliberately or
ganized band of t%errorists and captured
forty-inen members charged with hav-
ing committed many murders and rob-
berries.
It voronezh the police today seized
twelve bombs found in the possession
of a peasant belonging to the village of
Pesski, center of the agrarian disorders
in tina vicinity last summer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
AUTO STRIKES POLE
FOUR ARE INJURED
Two May Die AS Result of Acciden,
on the Street Of cleveland-val-
liable Machine Demolished.

Clevelan, o., Oct. 1S.-An AUTOMOBILE.
while running at a high rate of speed
on Detroit avenue struck a trolley pole
In lakewood, a suburb, early today
n exploded. Four occupants OF the
car We're injured and two may die. The
injured are: Miss Anna Schmittel, Miss
Hulda Alderman, Benjamin Camra and
George Hartman.
The car was of the Limousine type
n valued at $4,000, and was owned BY
n. ]. Mandeiioauln, traction owner and
banker.
According to Carnra, who was driv-
ing t~he!nacfine, something went wrong
with the machinery.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
NO BALM FoR COP.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 1S.-The case
against Shaun Kelley, the Harvard stu
dent charged with a%ssaulting a patrol
which has been before the au-
thorities in different phases for the
past two weeks. vas dismissed in the
municipal court today.
The case grew out of an attempt of
officers TO arrest a party of Harvard
men who were skylarking on the Bos-
ton common, Theodore Roosevelt, IT.,
with Shaun Kelley. being in the party.
One patrolman was injured in an en-
counter with the students.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
1T is DOCToR Carnegie
Degree Conferred ON the Steel Mag.
te-siraplitied- Spelling

Edinburg. Oct. 1S.-Andrew Carnegie
today opened the new engineering and
natural philosophy departments OF the
Edinburg university. Former Premier
Balfour, chancellor of TIE university,
conferred the degree Of doctor of laws
OH Carnegie ard Lsrd E.giz.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
Oakland, cal.-The threatened loo,

Oakland, cal-The threatened lock-
out in the building trades of this city
has begun. The struggle now on be-
tween capital and labor is the most
serious this city has known. In the
matter of the millmen's strike, which
began two weeks ago. there is no pos
dealers arc joining the lockout. as well
rs a large brick and supply company.
Building is almost at a siandstiil.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
HOLY WAR IN AFRICA.
Mocrs in Northern States Are prepar
ing for War, and French Autinori-
ties Are A~pprehensive.

Paris. Oct. 1s.-Imminence of a for
lmidable native rising in Morocco and
Algeria is growing.
French military authorities in AL
geria are in a state OF apprehension.
The commander of the troops in the
district of Ain-Sefra cabled to the min
lister of war saying that preparations
among the Moors for u holy war are
proceeding energetically.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
TWO ARE KILLED.
Freight Train Derailed on the CHICAGO
and Eastern Illinois
Railroad

Chiesgo, Oct. 1s.-By the derailing of
Eastern Illinois road today near Crete,
H.. John Wickley, engineer of Cham
paign, Ill.,, and j. S. Allen, Il brake
man, We're instantly killed.
Hans Haskell. fireman, was fatally,
and several others slightly injured.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
New Ycrk-The ruling

New York-Tlle ruling OF Justice
Greenbaum to the effect that only
those newspapers which support the
candidacy Of William II. Hearst for
governor are entitled to receive cleo
ton advertising as democratic papers
was sustained by the appellate division
CT the supreme court. The decision
sustaining the ruling dismissed the APP
peal from Justice G~reenbaum's ruling
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19

Houston. Tex.-A heavy rain has fall
ten over the greatest part of Texas dur
ing the last t~wcnty-four hours. doing
considerable damage to the cotton
crop. Ihere viii be q heavy loss in
rice.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
INVESTIGATORS
HAVE NO POWER
cesnn:ittce Appointed 20 Probe Affairs
cinci,nati Is Absolutely
I1NssE.&aS S35NAIfl ainl.a. 9.a..

Ns5aHsayg4Ey ssYT - IStT5SSSs "
Columbus, O.SOet. 1s-Tlae supreme
squirt today decided that the Drake in
yestigatIlg committee, created by the
s1fate legislature last winter to probe
1heaafsairs of Hamilton county and Gin
cinr.ati. Isl witaous power III a legal
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19
Complains Of Farmers' Actions.

CT FdTH1STS Nctlon6.
II to tell this commission some.
thing about h farmers said j. Ros-
enbaum, Of the j. Rosenbaum Grain
company, of Chicago, who was the next
witness. 800
The farmers who are organized re-
fuse to sell grain to any but their
own elevators. Part of their agreement
Us that If any member sells to any
n else he will be fined 1 cent q bushel
flor every bushel sold. You can see
that the grain dealers are being dis
c~rtminated against by the farmers The
farmers are closely allied and they dis
criminate against others more than
they are Disseminated against"
B. F. Rosenbaum, son Of the man
Just testified, supplemented his fathers
testimony with more details and tho
case was adjourned at that point.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19

Washington, Oct. 16.- a series of orders
have been issued by the Interstate Com.
merce commission relating chiefly to the
construction oRsection 6 of the recently
, 1906-03-01
Public Medical Fund.

The city of Zurich, Switzerland, i'm
poses a medical tax of about 81 cents
a head on the whole population above
the age of sixteen, which creates an
annual revenue of 100000. This is
divided among forty doctors. h re-
ceive 81 $500 each. In return for this
salary they will be compelled to give
medical attendance to all citizens of
Zurich who may claim their services.
, 1906-03-01
Think White Hair Indecent.

The dislike entertained in Servia to
fair hair is so great that, according to
a writer in the Boudoir, it extends
even TO the white hair of old ase. No
Servian matron who respects herself
would appear in public with white
hair. Nor oes she hide the fact that
she dyes it periodically. This custom
has come down to her from her
mother and grandmother, and it is not
the outcome of vanity. but of decency,
she will tell you.
, 1906-03-01
Impractical Scientist.

becomes rich?" "A scientist" said the
practical man, becomes too much ac-
customed to dealing with large guam
titles. If he makes a calculation that
is only a few million years or a few
million miles out of the way he doesn't
complain. And he a always figure
that he is within a few milHon dollars
OF being rich.'-Wa shington Star.
, 1906-03-01
Poor Paw!

YES" said the teacher. you must
always remember that all liars will
have their portion in the lake that
burneth with fire and birthstone" The
little scholar looked thoughtful. Sud
denly he exclaimed: That settles
paws hash: he goes fishin' twice Il
week!"-Atlanta Constitution.
, 1906-03-01
Trees at Hiah Attitudes.

Fir will grow at as great an alti-
tude as 500 feet above sea level, yell
low pine at $500 feet, ash at 1880
feet and oak at 1850 feet The vine
ceases to grow at about $500 feet.
, 1906-03-01

A Bible said To have been the prop
orty OF William Shakespeare, dated
1913. and being an imprint OF the sec
ond edition of the King James YER
sion. was sold nj auction in London re-
Gently for $1,000. The book contains
two signatures of Shakespeare.
, 1906-03-01
Thief Travels in Trunk.

An ingenious thief who secreted
himself in a trunk addressed to the
freight station at Smichow. in Aus
tria. was captured after he had filed
the trunk with miscellaneous vain.
aDles from other luggage.
, 1906-03-01

In the days of the Commonwealth
Christmas was threatened with extinc-
ton in England. Parliament failed to
put down Christmas. but the boar's
head never " its old suprem-
acy at the table.
, 1906-03-01
Shah Guards His Jewels.

The shah of Persia owns more pre-
cious stone than any other monarch
or commander in the world. He keeps
100000 worth in a glass jar in his
bedroom. but the remainder of his
jewels. to the value of many millions.
are locked in a huge safe at his palace
at Teheran, and a body of fifty men
find employment in guarding II.
, 1906-03-01
STRANGE Table Advancement.

In the Cars palace at Peterhof
there is a unmer dining house. SO
arranged that there need not be any
servants present during the meal. A
bell is touched at the end of every
course. and the table and all its con
tents then descent through the floor,
to reappear laden with the dishes for
the next course.
, 1906-03-01

U%p-to-date Pastor-"The collection
will now be taken. and those who con,
tribute ten cents or more will receive
trading-stamps from the ushers.'-
Woman's Home Companion.
, 1906-03-01

Every genius vas an amateur at m
time or another. Plod ahead with
your work, having in it a divine faith.
and sooner or later you must win out.
, 1906-03-01
Foibles of the Police.

A London Judge learned that police
men with a black y felt a delicacy''
about doing duty, and, until the eye
got well, always did night duty.
, 1906-03-01

Denmark's Exports Of Honey.
Denmark exports 100000 pounds
of honey a year.
, 1906-03-01
Look for Christmas Day Omen.

Many English people believe tnat If
the sun shines bright at loon on
Christmas day. a plentiful crop of ap-
pies may be expected the following
year.
, 1906-03-01

Return Tickets Good for Days.
All return railway tickets in Prus.
STA are good for at least sorty-fve
days.
, 1906-03-01
The Human Weakness.

Why can't a man be guided by his
Judgment instead of by his appetite?
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-06-01
Commissioners Meet

A map of the town of Buckskin was
submitted to the Board and was duly
adopted and approved.
A petition to establish a new elec-
tion precinct to be known rs Buck
skin. Election Precinct signed by 45 res
idents of Buckskin mining district
was submitted to the Board. Petition
was granted.
s. H. Baker was appointed Justic.
of the Peace for Buckskin precinct or
township.
The following registry agents were
appointed Cave Rock precinct. A.
McCleary; Jacks Valley. II. d. Johns.
In the remaining precincts. East
Fork, Genoa. Mottsville and Buck
nski the Justices of the Peace ale ex-
officio registry agents.
The clerk was instructed to purchase
for Jury purposes 13 folding cots, top
nattrasses. pillows and covering for
same to be kept at the Court House.
Mrs. Lissenbrier (coloredl being
unable to earn her own support ON ac-
count of old age was admitted to the
poor house.
H. G. JEPSEN.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-06-01
ola Mono Coming to the Front

sciously inclined to knock. Why, |
do not know. unless it is easier than
boosting. | consider Masonic has as
good surf ice showing as any of the
southern Nevada camps, and vet the
Pittsburg is the only property being
worked and that by leasers. On the
Jump UpJoe there are huge bodlders
with free gold that can be plainly
seen with the naked eve. Still the
owners of that property prefer to pay
someone to guard the ore. rath n than
work the claim. Such policy is
bound to retard the growth of the
camp. However, the gold is there and
some dav capital will discover that Ma
sonic offers great opportunities and
then old Mono will see boom.
What Mono needs, what Douglas
needs, is more boosting and less
knocking. Capital is timid and un-
loss the home people show that they
have faith in the young camps spring.
ing up in their counties. outside cap
ital can hardly be induced to step in
and take nand. Get the boosting
habit: it's easily acquired. and don't
knock"
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-06-01
Big Time In Waterloo Sunday

All is now III readiness tor the big
time in Waterloo Sunday. Mr.. Luhrs
will have many move, features to in
troduce to the large crowd which will
be i'll attendance. He has worked
faithfully and hard to entertain his
guests for that day, and deserves a
large crowd. The platform will be
in the Test possible shape; the music
will be the best. The shooting con-
test will be open to all, and it is now
up to the native born to overthrow
the German sovereigns who have held
sway at the Schutzenfest for the past