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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
H(e(krigen enot.
9}icara9na icjrcr uper 6ononras~

&rige11 / Melle1nomertfa, mellem
Nicaragua og @onouras, f.r ion ti6-
ligere on1talt oplto0 Mnle6ning al at
nogle 9eicaraglta 5ol6ater bapoe
itiaalet et9@iel fra en- &onouras Sar-
mer, enote / M'a,1oags, ioet geicara-.
gna Sropperne inotog og beiatte So
pe6itaoen / @onouros, Geguciagalpa,
6ori110en bap6e g}icorogna<Srop-
perne i1aaet Sen foreneoe &eritprfe at
&onouras og Can 5alba6or poo
6lugt en- Grafning. Hreiioenten ;
&onouras, 8onilla, fit 200 Manb
meo fig og freb meo oem @fiul I
N9rbeoen al &alpla6ien> men 6a 6er
bleo uoien6t Sropper af 6en Gberjf
foman6eren6e .for geicaraguanerne
for at fange bom, lml1rte ban &aier
in6 ober Can Salba6ors @ren6ie-
linie, og set menes, at ban MI iamler
Mefrutter for at begpnoe ct npt Mn-
9reb paa 9ficaraeno, .1ne6 ntinore BET
lpffes oe Goreneoe 5tater og Merico,
Ser / oe iioite Gage bar idgt at mng-
le Sre6 mellem oe fri9sfgren6e Mag-
ter, at tilbeiebringe en- 6reostraftut-
&rigen bar life beret af lang Ba-
rigbe6 og life meget blo6ig y set an.
tages, at BEN bar foltet n1ellem 400
og 500 Mennefelib, 6e fleite 6et
@lag Ser 9if foru0 for 6en bonourt-
ife @obe6ita6s S5n6tagelie.
Set fqn1gle 9giel menes bog lite
at babe beret Sen enelte &rigsgrun0.
8refi6ert 3elaDa af Micaragua H1e-
nes at enife en- Man6 / &on6nras
Br9ii6entitol, ser er mere bilIig tif
at rette nogle @rpnleliniezStri6ig-
be6er, ems gonilla bor set. 5orgp-
rigt ifploer begge 2an6e binan6en for
at babe begDn6t 5tri6igbe6erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
Syttende Aargang.
Dattak -antrrtkanakr &fWrhtllrnfr.
slf 6. 8. 6trannuuln.
. 12 0lil fra @in1ball-

fig &orlan = t2 @iil fra &i1nball-
ton!
Sg oelme iergelige &ien6sgierning
6etD6er noget.
Sen betp6er r1emlig, at be gooe
6olf &imbollton og nerme1te Snt-
egn CONNER og Ginter me6 @e5t og
8ogn n1aa bente oeres Garer 9ar-
Ian eller 9lububo11. Go 8eiene er
iaa ufarbore og 8interpeiret unberti-
oen meget itrengt, bill man funne tor
itao, at Sc, iom tjener fleit Yenge, er
&nifene. ut fjpre til og fra u8pen"
regnes bolpt ON ballot for en- @rofes-
iion, og oen betoler Jig go6t, ON oglaa
man ioa naa uoltou nogle lp9re
Strabaoier MI og ba.
S aoifillige slor bar ser beret
gjort Gorleg paa at fortnaa ct at be
itore Sernbaneiellfober til at fore en-
@ioebane no til &in1balIton men
bibtil forgjabeS. ga ri bar Ser, tai.
tes:fhrrft on1, at Garmerne ielp br1r-
oe,aitlpgee en- eleftriif 8ane> men BE
6ere en6 til Solen er Yroieftet piit
e11onu life fom1net.
! ut oanlfe 8grneifoler og 6orenin-
ger florerer Set t9t bebpgge6e Di-
itrift flyer Jig ielp.
Men ggnens Ganife bar 10 oefaa
glorpproige &ra6itioner at bprne
ONT; tbi nogle al Dem bar meo oe1
ferite 9farer Eionerer, iom rD66eoe
&rerieior6en og i 8egpn6elien prilte
fig lDffeliee peo at bo i en- Spite, Hi-,
net lammen af Ser og Sorb Bio
nerer, iom In1bgeoe 9grmerne ep,
ipDtte6e &pnaerne og tog fat, -
lite enie6e Sc Sulin6 Spe66raober pg
oe mere &pgge.
Set fol iiges> at baabe Sen fgrfte
og on6en Generation al Donlfe t
&imballton og 0meen er set ino-
pan6reoe Golfs bDgtieite Sl9gt.
Sc bar 9iort ct &p6ningsarbeibe
baa0e paa 6eres Yrerie og set
6anifzamerifanife Go1fs ltopifling.
Gerfor: 9(l 9gre bore 6el
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

Set bortfbrte Barn. S 8egpn6e[=
fen af Maane6en bleb en- 4 Mar gan1-
mel @gn of ST. Morbin, &iHlon
&om1nocf, Delaiuare, bortfgrt fra tit
Stem af ufienote &erioner, og Set
bar biotil bilt Jig urnuligt at fin6e
noeet spor efter bom. Stats=2e,
gislaturen bar bepilget $4,000 til
@ielp be6 gfteridgnineen, og bele
Staten er grun6igt 9ienne1nibgt u6en
Septic. Gooeren bar MI benber6t fig
til Nreiioent Mooiebelt r1eo glnn1o6-
ming ON, at orbl,n6sautboriteterne
maa zoe Sialp, bpilfet bill blibe inb=
rg1nn1et. Sra ben omerifanlfe Son.
jul / Nlpn1outb, England, er ber
fontnet en- Meooe1elie ON, at mon
Der 6ar funoet ct bienlg1t Barn, oe1
funoe 1pare til Signale1nentet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
: st iturt asrisfalb poa forifiellige


st iturt 9srisfalb paa forfiellige
&er6ipapirer, ierligt ssSernbaneaftier
/ geor6beiten og Canada ian1t / Slime
rican @melting & &efining 60. M-
tier, in6traf paa 8erien Seem Oorf
/ 2groags, og Tanifen bare6e Man-
Dag og til6els Eirs6ag. 9lariagen til
bette oar efter @igen6e> at man frpg-
te6e, for, at 6isIe @apirer bar iatte
for bgjt @eroi meo &e11blif poa
Gren1ti6en. 9l6fillige @pefula,1ter
tabte meget betpoelige GUNNER, men
man benter, at 86rien burtigt bill
fon1n1e ober @antten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

aolnpognier paoltaar, at Ser fore
goor Ell grln1oig l(noerlpgelie al en=
bper ltlpffe paa bets 2inier. @ien
&apporten blipcr 1tl1bet bort set
ben1nlelige g(rfip. Set Ser ct at lore
af bpert enfelt l1lDffestilfnloe bltper
lfrinlugt eller fonnler t11gen an6ell
til @ooe en0 @ntbeosmGnoene pon
ben 2il,ie, bpor l1lDffen ifete. Ser
lfer ingen gseaoplelle al Jafta, e,rn
life til onbre eeSertboneielifaber, %
bpoo Sffenligbeoen ,aneoar, bliper
ser ems life eiort 6orisg paa at
latte Sen ino / 5agen. @anife pilt
er ser fra &on,pagniets 9ffenliggip=
relies -gureou unoertioe1, loiteot e,,
grHering angaae11oee en- ltlpffes 9lnr~
log, men benne ct oltio fun lioet on1-
fattenbe, og lnar fan pGre iiffef paa,
at iplbes l1lDffen birefte ilet Materi<
el eller upaalioeltg 8etiening, iaa BIZ
Der bette iffe nGpnt Bureauets oft
eielle g2opport.
Sbis MI Sffenligeiprelien of
Boaro Of 5raoes l1noeripgelier al er=
|9etife sernbanelllpffer en6te @ager,
ioa pilbe oisie l@n6eriegelier fun babe
rent ofaoen1iif SSnteresie. Men better
netop poa oisie Mapporter at 9fegie=
ringen 9runoer l,ne gegltlatiper nu-
goaenbe &on1trl,ftion, 8eoligebol6el-
ie og Grift; og better por Oberbebis-
ming, at oct er bette l1noerisgeIiesip-
ften1 og BEN 2obgipning, Der bar tit
l16lpring fra oct {om. er @run6en til,
at De engelife Sernbaner er lao mer,
feligt fri for lllpffer.
Ser er en- binnn1elraaben0e Srang
Der 2aApet til ct al @egieringen
uonapnt Hnao for l1,1oerfsgelier al
SSernbaneltlDffer. gette &aoo, eller
&nnisIio1, Huloe ia1nrieniqttes al
opgtiee og erfarne s5ernbaneinge,'is=
rer:; Sc ifulbe lennes laa bejt, iom
oeres Stipulation gibr Dem; fortje1t
til og / bpert 6alo ioo bgjt, at De
life lfuloe u6iettes for 6riitener til
at mo6tage 8eitiffelier. Denne Go-
misiion og oens &epreienta11ter
rl.n6t ON 2anoet 1f1,loe iflebes Ell
iao6on Mutboritet, at be f1noe fore
toge Sen melt grun6ige ltnoeripgelie
og tptnge enbber @tnbe6sma11o eller
Sl1r1fttoner 8anelellfabernes Siene>
ite til at gibe 0epoe for fig, set bore
@e1lfabets 9sr9lt6ent eller Sen melt
belfe0ne Srenmon6 eller 9lrbei6er.
Set ful0e paabpile en laa6an &omis-
lion at 116arbeioe 2opblo> ser efter
oens 9lnifuelie 'piloe tiene til at fire
set reiienoe Bublifum moo nIDffer.
Set er Dor folte 0berbebisnil1g at
fer en- laooan &omisiio bopoe peret
/ 8irfiombeo 5 Mar, piloe 9ntalle5
al sSernbaneulpffer bore formin6lfet
meo so &rocent ber i 2on6et, og
i11oen 10 9lnr biloe Sollet bore gooet
neo til be mere humane Sorbolo Der:
efsiiterer paa Sc ellrcpeiife Sernba.,
ner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

Gn fanbinabiif 2eseforenins er.
oannet SEEM gorf 1ne6 % Meolenr.
mer. Gems Maal er at faa oprettet
ct &oipitol i SEEM Yorf rne6 u6elnf-
feuae ifanoinapiif gebetie,ling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

Gaa biit iom bette 8lnb tiltaIe,
Gem bgr De / oibefte Maal idrge for
bets 11obreoeIfe bIanbt @enner %
Defien6te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
Tattna1ttwnn / Antrrtks1.
8ra allr Krrnsr.

9$aitur 8or99aarb Grnfont,
@ficb., Ser biotil bar tilbprt Gen
foreneoe oonife Strife, bar ifelee
"Gonnepirfe" uonelot Jig al bette
Somfuno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

0trs. Gn,ma Sboricn / gbicaeo,
Ser ltiftebe Sore,,ingen for oonlf Ml-
oeroomsbiem, iont bar oprettet ct
Silent for ga1nle Gnnife / Nortpooo
&orf peo @bicaeo, er iioite ltge al.
9oaet peo 9soen, 70 slar gonumel. :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
9anifc 9anbioatcr.

9anifc &anbi6atcr. S Geoar
Sails, S5a., cpltiller &epublifanerne
ben oanife sneiprer 9. 2pngbp lom
&anoioat for @ie11polg til 8paopo-
fat; Sen 6anlfe Mpotbefer $. Ma5an-
ii er af 9emofraterne opltillet fom
&onoioat for Meolem al 8praabet,
men ban bar ofloaet Molniuationen.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20

s en-. Kittredge has made anoth-
er egregious blunder. He accom-
panied Sec. Taft from St. Pau to
Sioux Falls last Sunday morning.
When he got there he took the Sec
retary to his private rooms in the
Cataract Hotel and had private
breakfast served. The senior sen.
ator, the governor and the chair
man of the republican state COM
mittee were in the hotel. They
were hungry, but though they walk
ed by the open door where the deli
cacies were being served they were
not invited to eat. In the after
noon these hungry gentlemen ac-
companied the secretary to Sioux
City and there they found a report
er and relieved themselves as fol-
lows: "We will have thorough or
ganization all over the state. Can
didates will be nominated from
the head of the ticket down, ac-
cording to the relation to the head
of the ticket. There will be a hand
to hand fight to a finish, and we
will win, three to one." From this
we infer that they had not previous
ly intended to put any ticket in the
field. That if Sen. Kittredge had
OILY invited these gentlemen to eat
they would not have opposed him
for reelection. Had Sen. Kittredge
been as shrewd as Jacob of old
he might have bought the political
birth right of these hungry Esaus
for mess of pottage, but he miss
ed his opportunity. He turned
them away hungry and now he can
no longer claim their loyalty and
support.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20

9S4.95, bonds Of the company ofI
IS, 800. and notes signed ~ the
company Of Sc. OF ,S8. The total
cash on hand at the time pfclasing
was only $3. 32a.40. . banking
house and fixtures were valued at
So, ,O71, is, hut have been we'll sold
1T Sc, 600.
The liabilities Of the bank consist
OF claims proved at about $97 coo,
Of which SO, 1915 we're fled az
special claims.
This statement is not official but
SO far as it goes may be relied up-
on as substantially correct.
Considering the character Of the
assets it was not at first considered
possible to realize enough to pay
over 90 per cent on the liabilities,
but it is greatly to the credit Of
Receiver Landmann that matters
have been 80 judiciously handled
that it now seems likely that about
SO per cent will be realized.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20
Tho Magic No. 8.

Number three is a wonderful
mascot for Geo. FL. Paris, lof Ce-
dar Grove, Me-, according to let
ter which reads: "After suffering
much with liver and kidney trouble,
and becoming greatly discouraged
by the failure to find relief, I tried
Electric Bitters, and as a result !
am a we'll man today. The first
bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure" Guaranteed
best for stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, by All Druggists. SOC.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20

|. Q. o. F. Lodge.
Meets every Saturday evening. En-
campment first and third Mondays,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20

The arguments that won during
the last campaign in this state all
seem to have faded in the wash.
1t was declared to be crime" to.
uBe Bedford stone in the state capi-
tol. lnjunctions were served on the.
capitol commission to prevent
them from proceeding with the
work, and it was said that the
scheme to use Bedford stone was a
plan by :the railroad machine to
give the railr Dads the long haul in
shipping in the stone. The new
capitol commission has now decid-
ed to use the same plans and spec
ifcations, employ the same archi-
tects and the same kind of mater
ial decided upon by the old COM
mission, the only difference being
an advance of nearly $1OO, 600 in
the cost of material over and above
what it could have been purchased
for a year ago if the injunction had
not been issued.
It was claimed that the cold ma
chine" was using the patronage to
corrupt the newspapers and distri-
buting the insurance statements
only to the papers supporting Mr..
Martin. The facts are that no
distinction was made last year be-
tween republican papers, those
that supported Mr.. Gamble receiv-
ing their full quota. This year no :
a statement is being published by
a paper that supported Mr.. Mar
tin, no matter how Loyalty it stood
by the ticket after it was nominal
ed. Who Care the corrupters of
politics by means of patronage now.
A great cry was raised year
ago over the "graft" in awarding
contracts for the state printing.
1t was declared that Longstaff of
Huron, Mcleod Of Aberdeen and
the Ripple Printing Co. of Pierre
were in a conspiracy to rob the
state on these contracts. Several
bills were introduced in the legis-
lature to regulate this work but
were killed. Finally a bill was
drawn up by some of the parties
who had previously been doing the
state printing. The authorship
was kept secret but The bill was in.
troduced and passed. Now the
state printing has again been let.
and the contracts have gone to the
same parties and at prices just at
high as those received last year
| THESE TTthe5e things must either prove the
| | honesty of the old management OF
the dishonesty of the new, and i
they prove the honesty of the ole
then the new must be guilty o
false and maliciousre presentations
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20
Do Not Neglect the Chlldren.

At this, season Of the year the
first unnatural looseness Of a child's
bowels should have immediate at
tention. The best thing that can
be given is Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy fol
lowed by castor oil as directed with
each bottle of the Remedy. For
sale by All Druggists.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20
DR.. 7. 7. CHURCH
DENTIST.
Office over Postoffice.
Scotland, South Dakota.
The Wagner. Lake Shore ant

The Wagner, Lake Shore and
Armour Traction company
held their first meeting in
Wagner Tuesday and decided to
proceed at once with the construc-
tion of the road. The order for
the material for power houses at
Wagner and Armour will be plac-
ed as soon as possible, the cost to
be about $25, 900.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20

Ray Woodcock, untila few weeks!
ago employed 90 ! brakeman o.
the Marion and Running Water
line, has been declared insane and
taken to the asylum At Yankton.l
He was first taken with pneumonia
and went to his home ia Mitchell.
When he recovered from that sick.
ness his mind was found TO b nm
balanced.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20
CHURCH SERVICES
The Methodist Episcopal chnrch

The Methodist Episcopal chnrch
Rev. Charles Wilcox, Pastor
Preaching nm Sabbath morning at 1890
Sabbath school at close of morning service
Epworth Leagve at 6:3o p. M,
Song service at7:3o p m, followed oy sosPei
sermon
Prayermeeting on Weo.~s4-A EN- ng at 7;3o
The public is cordially invited to all OF these
services. Seats arefree. Strangersln In the CITY
are always welcome.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20
Presbyterian Church

Presbyterian Church
Rev. A. D: Collins, Phi. D., Pastor
Sabbath seryices-Morni worshipIo:3o
Sabbath school at 12 m.
Y, p. S. @. E. at 700 p. m.
Evening service at 1880 ,ay
Prayer and Conference meeting Wedneso
evening at 500
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20
CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor-PAuL LANDMANN
Auditor. T. SMITH
Marshal-W. A. COBB
ALDER EN-:
F;rst vara { a. Z. JONES
rirs' WAfo F. 9. BIRKINBINE
.ao, :, ! FRED GoEHR1NG
oecono warn M. T. BROWN
TT. J. MARCHANT
Ihird waro N. SERR JR.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20
CITY DIRECTORY.
LODGES, ETC.

Eastern Star.
Meets upon the first and third Mon
day of each month at Masonic hall.
MRS. ELIZABETH DIEHL,
Mrs. JsNN1E REEVES. VS.
Sec'y.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14
THE STANDARD RELIES
 ON MISSING BOOKS
A Ground Upon Which Reversal of Judge landis' Big Judgment Will be Sought.

Chicago. Dec. 13.-At Q conference i-his afternoon between Judge Landis of the federal district court, and the attorneys concerrcd in She case against the Standard Oil, in which the corpor ation was fined $29.24O.0OO. Attorney John s. Miller made the announcement that the three commodity tariff books of the Chicago and Alton railroad which figured in the trial were mys- teriously missing. The tariff books were offeI ed in evidence by the stan dard to show that there were in ex- istence many other tariffs in Illinois similar to that for the acceptance of which 1lle Standard company prosecut- ed.
 Miller declared that he called upon the railroad officials to produce the books since the trial and they informed him that they could not be found. The books were excluded by .:uuge Landis at the trial and it is said that the de- fendant will use that fact in arguing for a reversal in the court or appeals. At the conference a text of the eRcep- tions was agreed upon and the sign ing of the bill will complete the history of the case in the lower court.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14
THE JAPANESE
 LEFT BEHIND
By the BattIeships On the
 Pacific Cruise
These Ships Servants Will Re Supplanted by Trained Americans.

Old Point Comfort, Va. Dec. 13.-A brilliant naval and military ball was given at the Hotel Chamberlain tonight in honor of Admiral Evans and other officials of the battleships which will sail on Monday on the cruise to the Pacific. The reception closed a day given over almost entirely to social functions.
 The ships are ready tonight. Today there was little or no work to do. and the enlisted men came ashore in large numbers, while on board the ships gunners and ward room officers kept open house. In the afternoon. tea was served on every vessel. Impromptu musicals were a feature of the days entertaining. and launches filled with gay parties made frequent trips during the visiting hours.
 With regard to the report that all the Japanese servants of the fleet had been transferred to other ships that are to be left behind, it was stat ed today that only the Japanese stew ards and attendants whose reinlistment will expire prior to July 1st next. have been replaced by American sailors re- gently trained for the work. The Jap anese falling within that restriction. have been placed on receiving ships at various navy yards, as it was not de- sired to discharge them at distant ports. Quite a number Of Japanese servants whose enlistments have a year or more to run are being taken along as usual.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14
CONIfMPT PROCEEDING
 IN HE POWERS CASE
It Grew Out of the Publication by. a Lexington Paper of a Scandal.

Georgetown. Ky. Dec. 13-Owing to the illness of Attorney Franklin. the Powers trial was postponed until to- morT ow
 Under the rule of contempt issued by Judge Morris investigation will be made tomorrow of the publication of an art cle by a Lexington paper on Thursday in relation 10 Henry Yout- sey and his wife. The publication has created a sensation in Georgetown and the signing of an apologetic retraction by the correspondent responsible for the publication. a statement from a hotel clerk, and an expression of James Howard are the features of the af- fair.
 Youtsey and all the newspaper cor respondents have been summoned to appear as witnesses.
 The rule is against Major C. " Longmeire and G. G. Clark, guard at the penitentiary. who is in charge of Youtsey and James Howard, are wit nesses in the case
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14
GENERAL FUNSTON FINDS
 SYMPTOMS OF TROUBLE
The Troops Will Not Be Removed From
 GOIdfieId Soon
Delegations From Various Bodies Informing Him That the Town Sits On the Crater of a Volcano Which May Become Active at Any Moment. t

Goldiield. Nev., Dec. I3-After hay ing met and conferred with many citi- zeEs of Goldfield General Funston to- night stated to the Associated Press that he Is finding conditions here worse than he anticipated.
 The possibilities of serious trouble growing out of the differences between the mine owners and the miners" he said, are greater than my informa- ton previous to coming to Goldfield led to believe. I have telegI Iaphed Q second report to Washington which is based on the information I gathes ed today. l do not believe the governor will declare martial law at once, as no serious disturbance has occurred. am satisfied with this and shall not advise such action until il Is absolute Iy necessary. As to patrolling the vi- cinIty of the mines and the streets of the city with regulars that is a pro- ceedWe that may become necessary any hour"
 The statement of General Funston tonight settles effectively the question of the withdrawal of the troops from GOldfield. Neither Funston nor Gov ernOr Sparks will yield to the pressure that has been brought to induce them 10 favor the withdrawal Of troops be- fore the arrival of the labor commis- sion from Washington.
 Tomorrow a delegation Of women. composed of the members of the Wom- ans Club of GOldfield, will call on Funston and will lay before him their side of the question. which will be, that previous 10 the coming of the troops. they lived in constant terror. believing that their homes might be destroyed and their Ives endangered by deeds of violence and the depreda- tions of the desperate strikers. They will be asked that the troops be kept here until all danger of trouble is past.
 Delegations from the chamber of commerce, the mine owners associa- ton and the stock exchange will call on Funston to present the same mat ter.
 Tonight there is a well authenticat- cd rumor that a committee of citizens has been formed Ostensibly to act as a volunteer fire police department in the residence district. but which will be more in the nature of the vigilance committee of the early California days sort
 A story is circulated to the effect that J. W. Finch, formerly manager Of the Consolidated properties. had wit messed a case of deportation where two union men had escorted a miner who had signed the greement and gone to work. 10 point three miles from the camp and had then brutally beaten him and started him for Tonapah across the desert. A detective search ed all day for a verification Of the story but could find no trace of the
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joining them from parting with secu- rites placed by them in the Atlantic Safe Deposit company.
 The injunction was secured by the counsel for Helen Saeher. a young girl who is cOntesting the will of Allen NJ Cotton, who died in Washington Counsel alleges that Bartnett. who is eXecutOr of the estate. took the will from Washington to Santa Cruz Cali fOrnia, to be -probated. and there se- cured letters of administration with which he removed the securities valued at $25O.000, to the California Safe De posit and Trust company. The peti- tioner charges that Walker and Bart nett took the securities and deposited them in the Atlantic company with the intention of converting them tO their own use.
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THE TOBACCO WAR.
It is Becoming Acute in the Disturbed
 Kentucky Region.

Henderson, Dec. 13.-A note giving warning against the further receipt of tobacco was found tackled on the door of the Imperial Tobacco factory today Some windows were broken out of one of the Gallagher Company houses. John H. Hodges. buyer, re- ceived warning in a letter and Hodge has placed a heavily armed guard at his houses in Henderson. Madisonville. Slaughterville and Debrill The Globe factory, independent, has also engag- ed guards. Z