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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

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shortly after this GsanGValonA NaE
taken away fl-prn the eaplfa ana cx-
lied 90 the island Of Reunion ller1
shc remained until five or SIX years
ago when she was brought 20 France
and then TO AlSlcrs. Upon her arrive
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LIGHTED witl lhe idea ot seeing the
Plrlsian capital and when she was
told that shc must again cross the
NJ edsterraEeurst az an exile home IN NJ
gcrie she is said 10 have burst tnk0 a
flood of tcars, crying:
who is certain or iomorruWF Only
yesterday J was a queen today am
siiaplS an unhappy, broken-heaFied Wo-
man.
c,ApTr,rt, IN CIR r,trr, ttAGE
THAT was In the spring Of 1890 and it
represents how she felt Then. The wn-
man ! saw today bore no marks Of sor-
row and she has, Judge, become rec
oncied 10 her situation. She may he a
captive. but she has a silded cage and
enough money to satisfy an her wants
The French supply her with one of the
finest villas OF 1tlgiers she has horses
and carriages and she gives receptions
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lowance is $500 or 81 900 month but
she has enough ON which 10 live COM
fortaby She is now allowed to so ~
Paris foF month every summer and
she Is che OF the social figures of shis
fashionable colony.
II was through n card OF introduction
from the American consul that / met
Quoen Ranavalonn. took an inter
prefer With me and by means OF gar
rlage climbed the winding ways which
lead from the sea TO the villas of Mus
tapha Supcrleur. situated on the hill zoe
feet above the harbOr Here, surround
ed by great hotels and magnificent
homes. the former queen lives with her
aunt and niece with a French WOMAN
who Is called her companion, hut who is
really guard Nominaly she goes
where she peases. but really she is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
4 MILITARY GOVERNMENT,

Madagascar Is now y French colony.
but II Is entirely different from this
colony of Algeria. Algeria is repre-
sentcd in the French parliament and
1t elects its own officials with the ex-
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
Closing Up tEse Gap

The tiacklaying crew on he
west end of the North-W estern ex-
tension reached Cottonwood Tues
day. The work is moving along
more rapidly now than it has 'ste-
~ aud The indications are that G
nnni spike vii. 5a ltii,. ,,l.y ..,
TWO ends OF the extension connect
ed by July 10th. After the track
is completed 1t is not likely that
maliy days viii pass before trains
will be running from Fort Pierre
to Rapid City. A great deal Of
track oallastlng remains yet TO be
done. especially between here and
the Cheyenne river, but this will
in nowise delay the early operation
of trains between the Missouri
river and the Hills.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
Suicide

Bowen B. Fenner committed
suicide Sunday morning at the
home of his son-in-law, j. D. Hob;
lett, six miles south of town. The
body of the deceased was found
hanging in the stable end this, al
through Mr.. Fenner had been in i'll
itt,s:is.s it,i. ;...ss Observation-Disclosures
tiEe, vas the first intimation any
one had that such an act was even
contemplated. The deceased was
past seventy years Of age, but had
resided in this community only
about a year, Justice Wyckoff
held an inquest Sunday and the
coroner came ont from Fort Pierle Q
Monday. Both pronounced the
matter unques.ionabiy case Of
suicide.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
Sitf15trOkc

Two lab0rcrs working with the
track laying crew near Cotton
wood fell victims 70 sunstrol<e last
Saturday. When the first one VAS
stricken his companions doused
hiI. vita two or three buckets OF
rec water and as a result the un-
Fortunate man was dead IN few
minutes, This treatment resulted
So disastrous!y that the second
man was loaded on the work train
md taken to doctor. He is I'M
proving rapidly and will be fully
recovered IN few days. The
body Of the deceased laborer was
taken to Rapid City for burial.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
Wool Comment

W. +. Russell, agent for George
Harrington, the Bost on wool
broker, was here Saturday. He
reports purchases for shipment at
this place of upwards of 10000
pounds. This comprises most Of
the annual clip in this locality.
The crop is being hauled in for
shipment this week. The yield is
above the average in quality and
the price is very satisfactory to the
growers. All the sheepmen in this
part Of the country united their
efforts and managed to secure an
advance Of several cents on the
market price. All sold together to
the same firm. 1t is rumored that
the price paid was twenty five
cents per pound. The sheep busi.
ness has gradually decreased in
volume in this county during re.
cent years, but the indications are
that it will increase during the
next few years.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
Horse Rust1ers Again

Horse rustIers are again becom-
ing active in the northern part of
the county and nearly every day
horses are reported missing from
the range near Hayes.
Forty-four head of horses, con-
sisting of thirty-tive stock horses
and nine young colts, belonging to
M. E. Walker have disappeared
from their range on Sansarc creek.
Walker had about sixty head and
al of them disappeared, but the
following day fourteen of them re-
turned to their range. Not the
Sill ohtest trace has been found of
the forty-tour head. The stolen
horses are all branded Circle =,
on the left shoulder and some Of
them bear other brands.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
Local NEWS

bostofice. 1918
Mrs. Chas. Lamb and child came
II on the trai1iyestcrday,
c. II. Leggt's new steer oullN
ing is nearing CON tpletion.
II. d. McDowtl, of Keokuk,
Iowa, was 9 visitor in our town
Monday.
A. j. Wray is enjoying a visit
from his daughter, who recently
came out from Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Runyan, Arthur
Runyan's father and mother, came
up from Pierre yesterday.
Babe La Plant has just returned
from the Pine Ridge Reservation
where he recently took bunch of
horses.
For Sale.-A restaurant in
Philip now doing a good business.
If you desire to purchase call at
This Office for particulars.
1Th::ss-.ia las beer {. Gaiet Fourth in
hi|ip. A number of our people
e out of town celebrating either
It Grindstone, Cottonwood, Fort
&ierre or with the folks back
east"
We are creditably informed that
b postmaster has been appointed
tor the Grindstone postoffice, ano
that the new incumbent is not &
postmaster at all, but post
mistress.
Miss Marian Hoke and Mr.
Claude Bernard Dickinson were
married in Huron on June Goth
The bride recently " proved up or
her claim two miles northwest O.
town. We are not acquainted
with the groom.
LOST. A Menia saddle nea
Meeker's ranch in the Bad Rive
Hood of Sunday, May 26. Weigh
40 pounds. Finder please leav
saddle 1t this office or bring us in
formation leading to the recover
pf the same and receive reward. 2
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
Diamond Dust

The Philip base ball team went
to kadoka last Friday and allowed
an aggregation from Niurdo TO
walk over them. No one seems 10
know Just hoy it happened. At
the same mo,nent there was a
balloon ascension, a boiler explo-
sion. parachute drop, and an
automobile accident Atany rate.
the boys say it made noise Ike
that. The score was I to in favor
of Murdo,
The chief attraction Of the Ka-
uo..@ carnival last Saturday was a
baii game between l\adola and
Murdo. Durkee, Orr and Wal
pole Of the Philip team played
with Kadoka and Quinn played
with Murdo. The game was a
first rate exhibition Of good ball
playing There was no balloon
ascension or other extraordinary
occurrences this time. The score
was to 9 in favor of kadoka.
Wokama came up from down
the river Sunday and beat Philip
by a score Of II to II in one of the
most exciting games that has been
played on the local diamond. 1t
was a rather loose iointed game
vi ith a certain amount Of ray play
ing on both sides. The local team
had just returned from the Kadokt
carnival and was considerably fag
ged out and not at all up to it
usual form. The Wokama nine il
in no sense of the word scrub
team. 1t has several member
who are first rate players and it j.
not unlikely that they will be abl
to give the locals an interestin!
run for their money any time the,
meet on the diamond.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
Black Hills Troops

The adjutant general Of the
South Dakota National Guard has
issued an order announcing that
the Fourth infantry, South Dako-
Ia National Guard, will assemble
for 9 seven days tour of duty, to
consist of rifle practice and field in
structinn, 1T the. pnrrnanant ca,slns
ground on the bank of Lake karn-
pesilo, near Watcrtown, on the
morning Of Thursday, July II,
1907. The official designation Of
this camp will be Camp Roosevelt.
The Black Hills companies have
been ordered to leave home sta
tions in time for the arrival at
camp on the morning of July l1th.
Special train service will be ar-
ranged for the use of all the troops
participating in this encampment,
and we are informed that the
North-W Western has agreed to carry
the Black Hills companies over it's
new extension, by way of Philip.
This viii make it unnecessary to
to take the troops into Nebraska,
which, by the way, the adjutant
general has no authority to do.
, On this account the Hills COM
panles have never heretofore par
ticipated in state encampment.
The track-laying crew figures that
its work will be done the early
part of next week and if so the
first train from the west may carry
the Hills troops to the state en-
| Campmcnt.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04

II. c. Peckham returned from
Chamberlain Monday.
Mrs. Brewer and Mrs. West, Of
the Dos Moines colony, are in town
spending a few days visit i n
friends.
Well digging seems to be5the or
oe. Vi tue ti;,., Plenty OF wate,.
is usually found at i depth Of from
16 to 20 feet
Deputy Assessor +. T.. Norman
is in Fort Pierre attending the am
nual meeting of the county board
Of equalization.
Say, boys, the waters fine. The
editor extends to you the grand
hailing sign of the first and second
fingers of the right hand held aloft.
DR.. G.. F. w. Marquardt for
merly of Norfolk, Nebr., now To-
Gated four miles west of Cotton
wood, passed through town We'd
nesday.
Cottonwood has been improving
rapidly of late. Philip people who
have peen over there recently re-
port that the place is beginning to
look like sure enough city.
The county commissioners are in
session this week. They viii more
than likely appoint two aUlitiona!
supervisors for Philip township.
Steps will then be taken lnme-
diately to perfect our township
organization.
| We are informed that the rail.
road company has just purchased
an eighty acre tract near the pres
ent townsite of Cottonwood. 1t is
generally supposed that the trac
is to be surveyed and subdividee
into town lots.
I Engineer Dyke, of the North
Western, informs us that it is thu
intention of the company to re
r move the sixty pound rails on Bul
+ Creek hill and lay ninety poun
t rails in their stead This hill, Yves
6 Of Wall, presents several miles 0
: the steepest grade along the extcn
Y sion between the Missouri rive
0 and Rapid City.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
Business Men Meet

The Business Mems Association
Of Philip held a special meeting
Monday night. The permanent
organization of the association was
effected by the adoption of a con-
stitution and bylaws and the elcc-
ton of officers. The temporary
officers who have had charge Of the
affairs Of the association up to this
time We're reelected under the
permanent organization, In addi
ton to these board of directors
was elected consisting Of J +,
Taggert, Byron l.. Glow, j. y.
Rainey and Ira Miller There was
some discussion in regard to
matters in which the town and the
Great Western Telephone Com
pany are mutually interested and a
committee was appointed TO draft
resolutions volclng the sentiment
Of the meeting in that respect.
On Tuesday night the association
held its regular monthly meeting.
The telephone resolutions com.
mittee reported and the report was
adopted.
Arrangements were made K
start dray and transfer line a
Fort Pierre to handle only freigh
shipments for Philip and surround
ing territory. J. +. IaEgert viii
have charge of the proposed line.
The matter of adopting som'
kind of municipal organization
then came up and after some DIS
cussion Of the situation a commit
tee was appointed to take a censu
with a view of later eifecting
village organization.
It was suggested that q haryes
festival be held here early in Sep
tember and a committee was ap
pointed to push the matter. Th
plan seems to meet with genera
approval and it is already an as
sured fact that we will have an al
traction that will be a credit to on
town and the rich resources Of tn
surrounding country. Let's a
get in line and push the projec
Ialone:
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
The Great Empire o.
Stanley

The corn crop of Stanley county
has made wonderful growth dur
ing the past ten days and present
Indications are for as good crop
as last year, when many fields
averaged over fifty bushels to the
acre.
The Fort Pierre creamery turn;
ed out $50 pounds of butter the
first day it was opened and since
that time the average output has
run above that amount. Cream
has been coming in in increasing
quantities and the managers hope
to be making 1000 pounds of but
ter day in the near future. The
cream is coming in from every
station between Miller and Philip
and some of it is hauled in from
fifteen to twenty miles. The n1ae
chinory works perfectly and tho
outfit is pronounced by experts ID
DO the best in the northwest.
! Last week several Mid!anditel
mixed up with Deputy Sheriff JGcl
Buchanan and the matter m.IllJ
wound up in q preliminary hsaI;a
at Fort Pierre on thu char3g ~ 4
sisting IN officer. The chex g ~
dismissed. It is hard to
4 particulars and tie Wsaat
, fails to throw . sih ID nv fIl 7 7
, on the mattar though 1 = ~ u ~ =
In half ! column u br1 -
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
The June Rise

The long expected June rise"
of the Missouri river has showed
up at last. The river at Chamber
lain is running bank full and
threatens to 60 higher than it has
in recent years. The temporary
wooden bridge is out at that place
and work on the steel structure
being pushed across the river at
Pierre has been suspended on ac-
count Of the high water. The
water has been high for some time
and the indications are that the
crest of the food will soon be
reached and the river begin to fall.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04

J. f. Pagan has completed an
addition to their home.
Lon French was at Cottonwood
Tuesday transacting official bust
nees
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-07-04
GOOD
BETTER
BEST

enrpt Ladies' Ci
an seer mcton o country. found
right continually adding New Goods Dry Goods lin
gnep pecm lacS, Insertion
July
q
and(l ais
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-28
SHE DEoPPrD THE ENvELoI,E.

the papers asking for u trained nurse
1 went to the place, 4514 Forestyilie
avenue, the residence of David Pfael-
ger, and secured the position. l stayed
there about two days. stealing dia-
mond ring. bracelet which had thir-
teen or fourteen diamonds and silver
card case, which pawned for 81.
with each thing took l felt more
and more at ease, but the thrill OF rob
ping never wore away. Next i went tu
65i4 Yale avenue. i mad advertised az
a maid. There I stole q diamond ring
which later pawned for $50.
My next place was at Beck's, $40
South Park avenue. In Mrs. Beck's
boudoir I saw an alligator bag and
took it. Under it was a small oxidized
jewel case. This I also took. In the
jewel case were three diamond rings,
a diamond bracelet and a watch. !
got out of the house without any oDe
seeing me-
"a few days later was out en-
Lawndale avenue, near Douglas park
There / entered house. found the
front door open. / got q WaIch AM
s26. Some one entered the room. an6
1 had to get under the bed to concea
myself. The woman who came in sat
on the bed and read letter. sbe
dropped the envelope. and | thought
she would see me when she picked L
up, but she did not.
''Aiy last place was near Sheridan,
road, where 1 got s13 and a jeTe!
case"
Mrs. Romadke then told OF having
sent notes to prominent business men
making engagements to go to supper,
and from this she drifted to talking OF
her little daughter in Milwaukee.
'May the world be merciful to her,"
she said, "and may God keep her from
being damned with her mothers de-
sirego
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-28
RAILROAD ORDERS.

GUTHRIE. Ok, Dec. 27.--The state
corporation board has signed the fol-
lowing orders for immediate official
publication: Restraining railroads un-
der any conditions from charging more
than 2-cent passenger rates requiring
railroads TO establish depots on beun-
dairy lines between states having 2
cent fare laws; requiring railway COM
panies to submit all depot plans,
changes and locations 10 the board for
approval, and establishing so per
cent reduction in freight rates on hay
and grain. A hearing will be granted
railroads on this last order January
10. The state line depot order was
drawn several weeks ago, but was held
in allegiance until railroads could es-
tablish an interstate 2-cent passenger
rate. Ali nave uUze so DuL UEe aUCu-
iison, Topeka Topeka & Santa FHe, and the Or
der was issued TO compel that road to
grantstne rate.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-28
SHEISNATURALLYBAD
Rich Woman Steals Because She
Enjoys 1t.
HAS EVERYTHING SHE WANTS

Loves tho Excitement of criminality.
Gets Job as Maid in Order to Rob
sonebody - Remarkable Confession
of Mrs. Charles ). Ramsdke.
Mrs. Charles j. Ramadke, twenty
three years old, wife Of the millionaire
trunk manufacturer OF Milwaukee, ac-
eused OF committing many sensational
robberies, has made confession, one
of the strangest in criminal history.
81 stole beca1se am bad" she
says, naturally bad I did not need
to steal to support myself ! enjoyed
the work, and that is my only excuse
Yes, I'm a thief l don't know just
why, as I had everything | wanted
Even after l left home | had $50
week that my husband sent to me
Still stole.
81 nrst conceived the,idea after see
ing how easy 1t was when ] was at
my home In Milwaukee. ! was wash
ing my hands, and l left my rings on
the washstand. When l went out OF
the house I remembered about them
and wondered IL the servant would
steal them. Steal Steal Steai'
The word kept on running through
my head. Here was a new kind OF
excitement
when l returned the rings were
where left them. 1t struck me that
the servant, who had been in ehe wash
room to straighten 1t, was foolish to be
so honest Several days later saw an
advertisement in Milwaukee paper.
It held out a position as maid.
went to the house, that Of Mrs. Cady,
at 1856 Eighteenth street, and secured
the position. was there only few
hours when l saw good chance TO
steal a sealskin cloak. took 1t and
left the house.
81 had once been to Chicago and
while living at the house of Mrs. So
phie Smith Albert Jones had carried
several messages for me to my doctor
1 sent the coat to him at 1920 Wabash
avenue. He sold It to woman living
in State street FOR SIS.
Then / went to Chicago. That was
in April ] saw an advertisement IL
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-28
THE FRIGATE PELICAN.
IL Is Small Bird With an Enormeus
Stretch of Wing.

Stretch of Wing.
The frigate pelican, or man-of-war
bird, is usually found between the
tropics. Although when stripped of its
feathers 1t is hardly larger than
pigeon, yet no man can touch at the
same time the tips of its extended
wings. The long wing bones are ex.
ceedingly light, and the whole APP
paratus of air cells is extremely de
veloped, SO that its real weight is very
trifiing. 1t flies at a great height
above the water and from that eleya-
ton pounces down on fish, especially
preferring the poor. prosecuted flying
fish for its prey.
Under the throat OF the frigate pell-
can is large pouch Of a deep red
color, which can be distended with ali
at the pleasure of the bird. The pouch
Is larger and of q more brilliant red In
the male than in his consort, and the
general plumage of the female is not 81
bright as that of the male.
Although its swiftness of wing and
general activity enable it TO snatch a
fish from the surface of the water or
to pounce upon the flying fish before 1t
can again seek the protection Of its
native element, yet it too often uses
it's powers in robbing other birds OF
their lawful prey. 1t is enabled in
some mysterious way to find its way
home by night, even though it may be
400 or 500 miles from land. The length
of the male bird IS three feet and the
expanse OF wing eight feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-28
MUSTANG REMEMBERED.

f. j. MUSTANG, local agent for the
FL Paso & Southwestern railroad. was
surprised at his home in the railroad
Y" on Christmas eve by visit from
a number of the boys in the local
freight and passenger depot who
brought with them a handsome leather
travelling bag which they presented
with many wishes for merry Christ
mas and happy, New Year. W. W.
Wyndham, OF the freight depot, made
the presentation speech and Mr.. Mus
tame accepted it very gratefully. The
visit was a complete surprise to Mr..
MUSTANG, but he accepted the feeling
If sincere good viii which came with
t. The bag contains full set of
handsome toilet articles with places
arranged for them and a good roomy
compartment for carrying clothes
Douglas Dispatch.