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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
BE SIMPLE AND HAPPY
Prescription Written by Chicago Won
ems clu. for Their

Chicago, Jan. 30.-The members of
the Chicago Wornan's club have writ
ten q prescription and advised all wom-
en- to have it filled and to take a dose.
upon arising YER morning, another
before luncheon, a third before dinner,
and a lourth before retiring. r taken
regularly the remedy will work greater
wonders with the modern ona than
did the connection of the enchantress
Circe with the followers of Ulysses.
Before the prescription was written
the members of the club reached the
conclusion that the most dangerous ALL
ments from which wonan todaySis suf-
fering are the has3it Of extravaganza in.
everything, ~prodigality in dress, love
Tor the tucked and frilled aS:stsiicr in
stead OF plaiSeworthy devotion for the
simple life. The remedy not only will
cure woman of all her faiiings, but it
Will also have the effect of ~regenerat-
ing society.
Text of Potent Prescription.
Hero is the prescription:
Discard your silk p~etticoats.
direct your energies to the cultiva
ton of your soul instead of to the
%ruination OF your digestion,
Save our time, your money, and
your opportunities.
Go back to the home and seek your
greatest pleasure there.
Make your own skirts so you will
not be unncrved by standing for hours
in a dressmaker'S establishment While
you are being fitted.
Make your skirts round and simple.
do not allow punctuality TO be the
thief of time.
Turn your back on frivolity.
Simplify you lives in every way"
This remedy vas guaranteed to make.
good mothers of all women and serious
women of all women who are not
mothers.
Another Set of Rules Given.
no make good daughters, who will
grow into good women and wise
mothers, the following prescription was
set forth by the different speakers:
DO not allow your daughters to join
n sorority while in the preparatory
schools. Sororities are fountains, from
which all evils flow.
do not allow your daughters to talk
over the telephone to young men. They
are apt to be bold at long distance and
daring enough to say things at long
range which they would shrink from
saying at close range
The general subject discussed was the
girl and the mother. 1t found a warm
place in the hearts of the clubwomen.
They got up, IL after another, and told
what should be lone to make girls good
wives and wives good mothers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
UPHOLD TAIGNY.
Joint Note from Twenty-Five DipIo.
mats Is Sent to the Venezuelan
Government

Caracas, Jam 0.-Twenty-fve mem
bers OF the diplomatic corps have de-
liVered to the Venezuelan government
a formal joint note stating they cannot
accept Nenezuela's position that Taig-
ny, former French charge d'afTaires
here, had been deprived of his official
character, and that he only ranked as
q French citizen at the time of his
forced departure from t:iis country.
The diplomats have communicated
the text of this note togtheir respective
governments. The French line steamer
which arrived at LaGuayra today was
granted the usual privileges Of com
munication with the shore.
London, Jan. 2I.-The British admir-
atty says rumlors that the British bat
tleship Dominion is going to Venezuela
are ~groundless. She leaves Halifax to-
day for home.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
INSANE MAN TAKEN.
Police Officer Who Kept Fellows {
Bay All NIGHT.

Peoria, ILL.,, Jan. Slater holding a
large number of police officers at bay all
night, Charles HARDWOOD, a former 20
liceman and insane. was captured
shortly before 6 o'clock this morning.
Captain Wilson induced Harwood to
talk with him about 5 o'clock. Har-
wood consented to walk to police head
quarters and ak matters over. but
stated he would kill the first police
to make n hostile move. At he
city hall HarWOod demanded that all
he policemen walk ahead of him into a
back room, and as Sergeant Welsh and
Officer Couch passed close TO him thew
welded their billies with good effect,
knocking HarWOod down and out be-
.Ore he could fire a shot.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
DENMARk'S AGED
KING is dead
Christian *, Known as "Tht
Father-ln-Law Of Europe"
Passes Away.
He RULED FOR 43 YEARS
ooath Comes Quietly and News of tn,
SorrowfuI Event Causes Gloom
Throughout the Kingdom
Was SO Years Old.

Copenhagen, Jan. Sizing Christian
II. Of Denmark died Monday afternoon
at $3.50 o~'clocll.
The monarch passed away quietly
surrounded by the crown prince and
princess and their children and the
doWagRr empress Of Russia.
News Of his !najesty's Death spread
with great lapiitty and signs OF Grief
were seen everywhere. There was
probably no monarch of Europe greater
beloved than King Christian. He was
Known as the father-iu-Iaw of Eu-
rope in that 50 many Of his children
arc either rulers or closely related to
several OF the thrones
Christian IN. was born mean Schles-
Wig, April s, 1918, ana was therefore
IS years of age. He succeeded Freder-
ick VII. TO the throne of Denmark, No
Tenber 10, 1883. Three days later he
ratified a constitution Incorporating
SchlesWig with Denmark over which
with liolStein he had declared himself
sovereign. This dispute later involved
denmark in war with Russia and Aus
trta. The following year Christian re-
nounced I'll claims to these countries.
INllg Christian was the father of
Queen Alexandra Of England; the
doWager impress Of Russia: King
George of Greece: Grown Prince Fred
erich: ThyTa, duchess of Cumberland,
ana Prince Waldamar.
Death Was Sudden.
The kings death was quite sudden
Although for some time past he haG
shown evidence that the weight of his
Years was beginning to tell upon him,
there was 40 indication of his APP
preaching end.
His majesty gave Il long audience
this morning, lasting three hours. At
lunch afterwards the king showed signs
of great fatigue and almost collapsed.
Physicians We're hastily summoned, but
they were unable 10 rally the aged
monarch's strength, mo at $50 p. m.
he died IN his bedroom, 10 which he
had retired.
Royalty in Mourning.
London, Jan. 29,-The sudden death
of King Christian. called the father
in-iaW Of Europe VIII place the ma
jority Of the royal houses Of Europe
in mourning.
Rulers Of Russia, Great Britain.
Greece, Sweden and Norway are di-
TcCtly related to the dead yrf...rch,
either perSorally or through thrig con-
sorts, Ills oEs and daughters were.
preparing for their annual llip TO- Co
penhagen for t'2e purpose Of Ca} hIae-
ing his &&th birthday. Queen h}a,lau-
dra received The news Cf tho death Of
her father at Windsor. 1t ,#rl, 1s. Pr.
great shock 10 hcr, rs apparently til.I
had been no previous iulimut.oa Of any
inliSpOsitiOn.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
HERO OF TWO WARS
is Laid TO REST
General Joseph Wheeler Buried
With Eionors in Arlington
Cemetery.
BODY is VIEWED BY MANY
At the Cemetery Where So Many Sol,
dier Dead Repose, the Ceremonies
Were Of the Most Impress
i've Nature.

1zy.-
"'9tiiistoi jan "i.-Wlth 1ull MIL
ll1fY hohofE5 the body Of General Jo-
seph Wheeler was laid TO resi- TODAY
in tha natiorsI car,ora,v. 49,.
~ y
AOIl55S was pjIu Ply veterans OF the
Two CONNECTS IN which Wheeler distill-
Guished himself as gallant soldier and
idashing cavalry leader, and nv n~arsonaI
lfriands ,,oDrasa, ,4i,-
~ -, 0ue TWO
y 80 = GousteSS ana cll4zehs.
Line Iuneral corteSe was q most inn
pressing one. The qua of honor was
selected from fbc ranks nc 41,o cnonirf,
war veterans here yTbicl, r,c+ ~ 49, -
on it's arrival from, Nn1. WI, SI : 10y 10y
and escorted # 10 80 = To iI,N I I5lSI llgiI
church, remaininn in ~ 90 ~ ~ "a
casket during the piah+ 1,,1fif ,,oii..n -
his forenoon nv > pprrIIa,, ar,,I- ai,o,sS
From 10 a.. IN. 10 2 +. IN me To5iT - Ia :
in state in the church ana was ,.isn lag
by thousands.
AT 2 D. m. brief services ,,.a,,o 49,
Quoted by Roy. DR.. Roiana ~ S,eiti,
rector, and Rev. DR.. T,I9est 6 i,.as ~
st. Thomas church Nnv, Val ~, =
the ervices were concI,1da5 f,a so ~
procession to the cen7afery vvas 81 -
Military and J,,ans. - : tsu'
The first in Ina w. ~ r
States troops detailed nv tba va3. a.
paft!Gent as q military escort with
the cavalry was led a riderIass horsa
ldenoting that one Of the cOuntrv,s COL
ldiers was lost from the ranks TS,a
body was borne on a caisson Inv fo1lr
horses and the casket was draned with
the stars II stripes.
Following the caisson came the Init
ed Confederate Veterans association
of Washington; Grand Army of the
Repubhc; Spanish War Veterans; Com
pany A OF Wheeler's confederate
cavalry, of Atlanta. Ga, and the Army
and Navy union. Then followed army
otlcers, senators, representatives and
citizens in carriages.
Impressive military services marked
the ceremonies at the cemetery. The
cavalry dlsmounted at the gates and
proceeded Wltnln the silent city of the
9Sad on 1901. Inc troops formed in
IlII@ az lhe grave stood at Pre-
atIit ai!il3. me veterans asso-
Ii''loll9 al@o look positions around
eic &I@Ie' win Lhe caSNet resting just
"pQEs LHG StaNG me c0mmlttal services
~ ~ EPL'CGPa cilufch were conducted
~ ~; II |uloS' AS Ihe caSket was
80 ny Il't SFouIG q squad de-
ia 49, tiS Ioop9 IlFgd three vol
80 ~ ~ 55tHt- l1PS We're then
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
TO GRAND JURY.
Counsel Osborne for Golfers and Dis
trict Attorney Jerome to
Probe Further.

New York, Jan. 3l-Steps We're ta-
ken today by James w. Osborne, coun-
sci for Norman Hapgood. editor of Col
Tiers Weekly, in his recent trial on the
charge of criminal libel, to follow up
the disclosures made by witnesses in
the hearing of hat case.
Today's move is in the direction of
John DOE proceedings. A representa-
i've of Osborne secured from a police
magistrate a dozen s~ubpoenaS for wit
nesses whose identity is not disclosed.
Osborne's representative told the
magistrate that Osborne expected to
cooperate with District Attorney Jer-
m in conducting the proceedings,
which, he said, would be based on evil
dence given in the Town Topics case.
1t is expected the witnesses will be-
summoned before the grand jury.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
dunno is HOPEFUL.
Chicaeo's Mayor Confident the Munic,
ipal Ownership Ordinance
VIII Pass.

Chicago. Jan. Sit have appended
my signature to the municipal owner
ship measure recently passed by the
city council and am resting content
in the belief that my plans for the
municipalization of the Chicago street
a lines will be released before my
present term of Office is ended"
Mayor Dunno made the foregoing an
nouncement last night. He said he had
signed the so-called SIS, 900, 900 ordil
nance last night while lying i'll at his
home in the belief that it was neces-
sary for him to sign the ordinances
within ten days from the date of pas
sage in order that they might become
legal under the provisions of the city
charter. +
That legal obstacles would BE- placed
in the way of the contamination of his
plans is anticipated by Mayor Dunno.
Il believe that right after election
there will be an attempt to test the
Mueller law certificates, and, in fact,
the validity OF The act itself" he said.
"That, however, is a thing to be de-
sired. We wish to have it done as
quickly as possible and 1 believe we
should get q decision within three
months at the minimum and twelve,
months at the maximum" The mayor
declared that the defects in the ordi-
nance, if any. could and would be rene
died and That it was drawn to achieve
a general purpose and would be regard
d as valid by h courts.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
LEADERS SENT TO JAIL
Chicago Striking Printers Are Fined
Also for Violating
injunction.

Chicago, Jan. 31.-Prasident Edwil
e. Wright of Typographical union No.
16 today was fined by Judge Holdom
of the superior court $1G9 and sem
fenced 20 thirty days in jail for con-
member of h union, was fined $50
and sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
The union itself vas fined $1,000. The
charge against the union and it's men,
bers was the violation of an injunction
granted some weeks ago by which
members of the union We're enjoined
from interfering in any manner with.
the operation of printing establish
iments operated by members of the Chi
cago Typothetae.
IL announcing his decision the judge
said:
Tt cannot be tolerated that any
class condition or combination of men
can show their hostility to this court,
and tIout it's Judgment, and in open
meeting express their contempt for the
order and judge who was merely tire
instrument of the law, as has been
one in this case. 1t is not a question
whether the injunction is right or
wrong. That VIII be decided by the
upper court, but While it is in force
and effect it must be obeyed. In this
case ii has not been Il mere technical
VIolatlont OF the Injunction, but a per-
lsistent one and utter disregard for the
order of the court.
IF this court cannot be upheld them
government is a fraud"
Before the announcement of the de-
I]cisiou, counsel for the union asked
leave TO file an affidavit signed by six
members, which stated they are ops
posed to violence in any form in con-
nection with the strike. Attorneys for
the typOtheLae objected to the admis-
sion of this, but it was allowed by the
court 10 90 into the record
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
SECEDE 0 CANADA.

Montreal, Que, Jan. ga dispatch saws
the spasmodic movements that have been
going on in British Columbia for the last
few years toward secession from the Cana
dian federation are becoming more serious,
Al the opening of the provincial legisia-
ture, the dispatch says, Mr.. MCGOWAN,
member for Vancouver, made q speech in
which he called upon the government to
ask better financial terms from the do
minion, not as a favor but as a right. ana
to prepare in case Of refusal a monster
petition to King Edward requesting tbs
severance of the ties between British
and the Canadian confederation
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
NOT OVER YET.
Arrests for Perjury of Persons Who
Testified in the Town Topics Case
Will Now Be Made.

New York, Jan. 30.-Expectation Of
arrest based on evidence brought out
in the Town Topics case was aroused
here today by a conference of Robert
j.. Collier, publisher of Golfers Weekly
n James w. Osborne, counsel for the
editor of hat publication, with Acting
District Attorney Mott.
AS a result of the conference, war
rants were ssued on charges of per-
jury for the arrest of persons who tes-
titled IN the HaDgood trial, and it is
expected arrests will be made this aft
ernOCn.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
TO Be LOCK CANAL.
isthnnian Committee Adopts Report OF
Minority of the Consult .
ing E%nqineers.

Washington, Jan. SO.-The isthmian
canal commission met today and con-
cluded it's consideration of the report.
of The board of consulting engineers
with respect to the type of canal that
should be constructed.
While no official announcement was
made with reference to the report,
there is good reason to believe thcy
have recommended the construction of
a lock canal with an S5-foot lovA!.
practically following the recommended
tons of the minority of The consulting
engineers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
TEN YEARS I'm PRISON.
Captain Of Excursion Steamer Slocur,
Is Convicted and Promptly
Sentenced.

New York, Ian. 3O.-Captain William,
Fl. Van Setback was today found gull
ty OF criminal negligence in tailug to
have fire drills on the steamer General
Slocum, which he commanded in June,
1904, when the steamer burned.
He was Immediately sentenced to ten
years imprisonment by Judge Thomas,
of the United States district court.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
BALFOuR BACK AGAIN.
Defeated in Election, the Former Prime
Minister Is Appointed to
Parliament Seat.

London, Jan. 31.-At a meeting of the
Conservative Association of the City of
London today the resignation of A. G..
Gibbs. a member of parliament for the
city of London. was accepted and the
c~andidature of Arthur j. Balfour for
tina constituency WAS approved.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
TO SENATE.
House Statehood Bill Is Favored b,
Committee.

Washington, Jan. 29.- The house state
hood bill was reported favorably to the
enate today by Beveridge, chairman Of
the committee on territories. Patterson,
from the territ ries committee, gave net ce
there would be a minority report.
On meeting today the house authorized
Its elections committee No. l. to take
testimony regarding the charge that An
thony Michalek, elected to congress from
Illinois, is not a citizen Of the United
States. 1t also passed three bills extend-
ing the time for constructing bridges.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
Collide in For

Louisville, Ky. Jan. 29.-In a head-on col,
iision during 4 dense fog. between pas
sengers trains on the Big Four railroad
near Nabb, Ind this morning, three en-
Dloyes were severely injured and several
passengers shaker UP.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
JAMES SHEA. Chicago. engineer.
- GOGGINS, Chicago, fireman of the
Two Are Killed,

Louisville. Ky, jan. Cdr. and Mrs. J
H. Dye, of Louisville, Were struck and in
stantly killed by a passenger train on the
Southern railway this morning at Buechel
station. The doctor and his wife were in
an automobile, but owing to a heavy fog,
did not see the train.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Jan. 27.-Ihe bank state
ment shows that banks hold SIS 29, $50
over legal reserve requirements.
Loans increased SIS, 517, 500; deposits
Increased 17,743, 800: circulation de-
creased S416, coo; legal tenders increased
Si63, 600.
Specie increased sSS.oass,l00; reese We
increased 3,501, coo; surpirs decreased
1884, 72Ez; u. S. deposit creased s929,-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
FOR OPEN SHOP.

So Decides.
New York, jar. 27.-The New York
Metal Trades association has decided
to a~malgamate with the National Metal
Trades association. Employment bu-
reaus are to be maintained al over the
country. The metal trades generally
are under h open shop sys N, and
the amalgamation is part of General
plan to prevent the closed g
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01

Lowell, Mass, Jan. 27.-Three people
lost their lives and over a score of 9TH
ers injured in a fire early today, which
badly damaged the Richardson hotel.
The dead:
Fl. C. HARDING, S~omerville. Mass.
MRS. CHRISTINE NELSON, Boston
hotel cook.
MISS JOSEPHINE KENNISTON,
Franklin Falls, N. H.
Seven of the injured We're removed to
n hospital. The others, after treatment
by physicians, We're lodged in nearby
hotels and residences.
Most of the injured were either
burned, cut by falling glass or hurt in,
leaping from the windows OF upper
stories. 1t is believed the fire origi-
mated from an ~overheated kitchen
stove.
During the evening there had been q
meeting of business men at the hotel,
and after the meeting adjourned many
of those who attended remained in the
hotel to play cards in d room on the
second floor.
Card Players Saved Many.
About 2 o'clock there was a smell of
smoke and when the door of the room,
was opened by some investigator there
was a strong rush of smoke and heat
into the room. 1t is due to the pres
ence Of mind of those in the room that
the list of casualties is not greater.
While one of the number went outsidel
to give the alarm others ran through
the corridors kicking al the doors and
arousing the occupants of the various,
rooms All the guests on the second
and first floors were aroused, but when
the attempt was made to reach the
third and fourth floors the men We're
driven back by the smoke and flames.
All persons on the first and second
floors escaped without injury.
When the frernen arrived many OF
the persons on the third and fourth
floors were hanging from the window
lodges.
Long Ladders Were Late.
Unfortunately the fire apparatus re-
spending to the first alarm did not in
clude enough aerial ladders to remove
these persons from their precarious
positions. A second alarm was sounded
and when sufficient long ladders had
reached the scene all those who were
Visibly in peril were rescued. SCme per-
son who had been hanging from the
windows, however, had become cx-
hausted before this time. and had drop
ped into life nets that We're spread be
low.
Most Of the people on the third and
fourth floors who We're not taken down
by firemen managed TO escape by rope
fire escapes. All left the hotel in thei,
night clothes and lost their personal
effects.
There We're more than forty guests in
the building when the fire broke out.
The two upper tloOrs We're burned out
and the two lower ones were wrecked
by falling debris. smoke and water.
There were many thrilling escapes.
The hotel is owned by Thomas r. Ho-
ban, who estimates his loss at SG00G0
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
MILDLY is DISMISSED.
Hazers Continue to Be Dropped from
Annapolis.

Annapolis.
Washington. Jan. 30.-The secretary
of the a " has directed the dismissal
of Midshipman Chester A. j. Bloebaum
of Missouri in execution of the SEN
tence imposed by the courtmartial at
Annapolis On conviction of hazing.
The case of Midshipmen Meriwether
and Miller are under consideration at
the navy department. Meriwether re-
signed before his trial on the charges
of hazing and hat fact complexities his
case,