The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-25

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detained schooner is liable to confsca-
ton n a fine OF 800 for each mar
not listed. The captain said that heavy
weather had blown them from the
Copper islands, where they had been
fishing. The schooner was short of
water.
Ckicago-The switchtenders' union,
the first organization of this class Of
railroad employees in the country has
been perfected. The new union starts
out with a membership of nearly 600.
A. unique feature of the organization.
which has gained for it the facetious.
though not unkindly intended sobriquet
Of "Cripples union" is the fact that a
large percentage of the members are
minus a leg or an arm, or have suf-
fered some other serious bodily injury.
New Tork-Personal friends of the
family in this city met att the Church
of Zion and st. Timothy to pay tribute
to the memor of Mrs. Jefferson Da-
Wis. A service arranged Jointly by the
congregation of which Mrs. Davis was
long a member and the New York
chapter of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy was by DR..
Henry Lubbock, he pastor, who also
delivered the eulogy.
WelIingtin, New Zealand-The big
gest confiagration in the history of
this city occurred early Sunday morn
ing. The Union bank was completely
destroyed by the flames, and the new
building of the Bank of New South
Wales was Quilted. The Commercial
and Trocadero hotels and several in
surence and other business houses
were destroyed.
New York-Argument on appeal in
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S. Crapsey. vicar of st. Andrews
church, Rochester, who was found
guilty of heresy in denying the divinity
Of Christ, was heard before the court
of review of the Episcopal church. The
hearing was at the diocesan house in
Rochester.
Arkansas City, kan.-In the midst
Of a Grove of people returning from
church, John c. Moor shot and fa-
tally wounded his wife, Jennie Moore,
from whom he had separated. He es-
capped and is being pursued by a posse
that threatens to lynch him. Mrs.
Moore was returning from church with
q companion when Moore shot her.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Albert Cr%oissant,
president Of the Croissant-B Bowman
Stationery company, who was shot
down without warning on the street by
his brother, Edward Croissant, died at
the city hispital. Edward C%roissant,
who is 81 years of age, is held at the
hospital for observation regarding his
menta status.
Mobile, Aia.-Robert Clark. alias
Dan Dive, a negro from Kansas City.
vas hanged from a telegraph pole near
the Lucedale depot of the Mobile,
ckso and Kansas City railroad by
800 masked men at an early hour Sum
day. after being mysteriously spirited
from the Jail Of Jackson county, Mis-
sissippi.
Toledo, O.-Two persons were killed
and W fatally injured when an in
ton passenger train collided with an
outbound car on the Toledo and Indi-,
ana traction line at the crossing on
Dorr street. three miles west of this
city. The dead: T. Howard, Chicago.
Louise krause, Toledo.
Norfolk, Va.-After having been
for eleven days, e. w. James,
a of clubs in Norfolk, Rich
mond and Baltimore, said to be worth
$500, 600, was found dead in a room Of
the old James mansion here. Death,
over a week ago and was due
To asphyxieticn.@The police arc In
vestigating his DEATH.
st. Petersburg-The st. Petersburg
agency has received a dis
patch from Toxic saying that the anti
movement In India Is receiving
much encouragement from Japan,
where effort Is being made to foster a
Of kinship between the two dark
races and to preach the lessons of the
Russo-Japanese war;
Los Angeles, cal.-Samuel Becker
declared by the authorities to have
been twice a deserter from the United
army, in a room of the Blakes-
ley lodging house. 80 South Main
street. shot Mrs. Pearl Kirkpatrick and
then killed himself. Mrs. Kirkpatrick
Is not dangerously wounded.
Mexico City, N. Mat a banquet
given here by the Y. M. C.. "A. Of the
republic of Mexico in honor OF John r.
Mott, worlds general secretary, a res
the raising Of $1,000 10 to bel
used in the construction of an ~associa-
ton building in this city.
Denver, Celo.-The American mining
congress named a board Of directors,
r. Buckley, Rolla, no; George w. Dor
sey, Fremont, Neb., and James w. Mall
Ell Paso. The congress voted
to hold Its meeting e year at Jop-
lin. Mo.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Speaker Cannonl
spent Sunday in Buffalo and Niagara
Falls as the guest OF Edward II. But
Ter. While at the Falls Speaker Cam
non visited the power houses and
made a general study OF conditions
there. He left for Detroit.
Washington, p. C.-Secretary Shaw
arrived in Washington Sunday for q
conference with the president, the ma
ture of which Is not known. He left
for New York last night, and today he
will deliver g political address at New
Rochelle. NY.
Cromwell, conn.-It is stated here
that Mrs. Laura Cowden, daughter OF
Bishop Henry c. Potter, OF New York.
committed suicide by hanging ata
private sanitarium here Tuesday night.
New York-With the sailing OF the,
Republic. of the White Star line, the
annual exodus OF lillian laborers. who
80 to Europe 7 sUAsS the Christmas
holidays. has began.