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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
Railroad Chances Hands

Broxton, Ca, April Is The DELLA
ani Valdosta railroad, operating
from Broxton to Fitzgerald, has be-
come the property Of the Broxton,
Hazelhurst and Savannah railroad and
management has already been assum-
ed by the new owners. For several
months the A., b. & A. system has
held heavy mortgages and controlling
Interest In this line, and It Is be-
lieved that It is The A., b. & A. that
will extend this line beyond Broxton
TO savannah It Is well known that
for two years the A., b. e. A. has
owned valuable terminals In savan-
rgh.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
one nabs Shoots Another

Brunswick, Ca, April IS. Freddie
Wabborson the S-year- old boy OF
w. w. waborson. while playing with
Eddie Lovejoy, aged years, was
shot by the latter Tuesday morning
through the right arm and body. The
child has small chance 70 recover.
The children were in bed room at
the Loveioy home. Finding a.
caliber revolver in dresser drawer,
they took It out and were playing With
the weapon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
Colonel A. w. cockrsIl ples.

Jacksonville, Fla, April 1S.-Coi.
A. w. cockrslI, OF Jacksonville. one
Of the leading lawyers OF Florida,
died suddenly Tuesday morning In
this city Of heart disease, aged ~.
Colonel cockroll was'a gallant oficer
OF the copfederaey, and came 70 jack
sonville after the war from Alabama.
Although much interested In politics
he never held once, but for many
years was . great political power in
Florida. He was the senior part
nsr OF the law Arm OF A. W. Cock
rell a Sons,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
Express Robhers Caught BY Police

st. Paul MINI. April 1.-THE
police have arrested John Gunde-
man, on the charge OF holding
up Fred Zimmerman. the clerk in
tue Northern Express company's Of
Gee Tuesday nigAt, ana robbiHE the
ofaee safe 81 package containing
SIS. 900 The police say Gundsrman
has not confessed. They would not
say whether the money had been ss-
cured or not. bun they say they have
the right man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
oorroN MovEMEMr.
petary Hester's Analysis Shows
1a ole .sTg BALES In sjsht

petary Hesier's Analysis Shows
i2,ote ,sTs sales In sight.
ew Orleans, April is.--secretary
tiers analysis Of the cotton move
nl for the seven months. from Sep
Der 70 March 81. inclusive, shows
compared with the movement last
Texas tinoludlng Indian Terri
has brought late sight this sea-
10 round nsures, l.S7S 600 bales
se other gsif states, Including Arr
ntes, Louisiana. Mississippi, Ten
pee Missouri and Oklahoma. have
Ieeted soT, 900 more. and the At
states OF North and South Car
Georgia. Florida, Alabama and
aia, marketed 1877 200 mere.
- ihe total increase In the crop
eted s,tG7, 900.
'aFcA VAS is Oi6, S7S. an increase
fast year OF s.677 us; an
tAse over year before last OF
50 iS7, aud an increase over the
Il time Ia 1894 Of e,siO. lsS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
AS TO rHAw's BAIL.
Thaws Family Most Anxious to Sc
cure His Temporary Release.

~et~ flfo irHPPloFy nCiCdoCs
New York, April 1S when Dis
trict Attorney Jerome returas to his
ONCE firm Lakeville, Conn. 1t Is ex-
pected that arrangements will be made
for conference between him and
Harry Thaw's lawyers with reference
to the possibility OF having Thaw ad-
mitted to bail.
The conference viii probably be
held Thursday. II Is known that the
DEFENDANTS family fearing the effect
on Thaw's health OF the confinement
IN prison during the long summer
months, are most anxious to arrange
foT his temporary release, and if Mr..
Jerome couId'be persuaded to listen TO
tbeiT pleading, they are willing to
give assurance that Thaw would be
properly cared for and be produced
Dir trial.
Lawyer Daniel O'Reilly says that
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw had nothing
to say in reply to her mothers state
ment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
frisco Graf Trlalss

San Francisco. April ls-The grand
tury was adjourned 70 meet next sat
urday The line o. Investigation nov
taken % bears on TIE siot machine
grst, o. Two years ago. This Il aow
nearinE an end. and Il h believed Il
may result IN q number Of indlctmen,s
against several city o6ac.als. Amons
ne witnesses are q number Of for
ner police commissioners. members
e the poles board q 1905.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
Accused o. oragt.

Pensacola. Fla, April is.--As a
sequel TO the Investigation BY the
county solicitor. and board OF county
commissioners cato the ofnclal acts Of
Chairman James ~. Andrews, OF the
board. resolution was passed re-
guessing Governor Broward 70 remove
Chairman Andrews from once, II boz
ing alleged that ne Is guilty OF se-
curing the approval Of bills for work
IN bis dIstric which was never done.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
Time Limit set.

Montgomery, Ala. April IL. AT a
meeting OF tae Joint committee OF the
Alabama and the North Alabama
Methodist conference Il was decided
that II Mon,eomery does not raise the
$50, 900 required BY the a5th Of April
the girls school for the two eOnier-
eaoes win not be located here as was
expected. Il was required % The town
that Il give $50 900 and a lot, and
that the Methodis,s give $50 900 % It.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
FAST Train Wrecked.

Montgomery, Ala. April 1s.--Fast
Western OF Alabama train was wreck
ed just east OF this city by crashing
into a freight train. which was run
ming on the schedule Of the passenger.
The engine was turned completely
over, but none OF the passenger cars
left the track. and no passenger was
seriously injured Engineer Smith
was scalded on the feet. but not BAD
ly hurt. His fireman, Archie Price.
negro, had foot hurt and suffered in
ternai injuries. but Is walking about.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
klllad MIfn Mo nh.l,

feenseoro, N. o., April is
go his wife held a pistol IN her
q pointed In Us face. Dr. n. p,
efaoa struck her over the head
CHAIR IN their home AZ Liberty
andoish county, Tuesday. and q
einuies later Mvs. Patterson died
ne effects OF The hlow. The
Tragedy shocked Aa people OF
base when Il became known, az
n and Mrs Patterson are re-
Is TIE best families 81 the state.
some tlms the marital relations
oen the two have been anything
pleasant. aaa dlaleultles have o.
ea on other oceasioas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
TO SEARCH ron POLE,
Fund Of 500, 900 Pledged for Another
ERnaIltlon.


Expedition.
New York, April ia fund o.
800. 900 viii be pledged for another
expedition In search OF the north poe
under the leadership OF COmmander
Robert Peary. according 70 what ne
explorer told the society TUESDAY
night at the annual meeting in the As
tor gallery OF the waldorf.
This amount. however. has nor Pc
raised. and the fate OF the s1ped
ton depends on the public Il u
financial aid Is forthcoming Comnaa'
der Reary win 50 north this sumner
In the Roosevelt. Commando Peso
said the Roosevelt would 60 EorA ?!
The Smith sound o. American roa.a'
and eudsavor 70 reach winter ga :
ters on TIE north coast O Gfts'
Land.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
To Honor Memory u nIeeI.I.N.

Clayton, Ca, April 1s.-The citi-
Gems here have begun a movement to
erect monument to Judge Logan b.
Bleokiey, native OF the town and
one of Georgia's most illustrious dead
It is proposed that the new school
building which is 20 be erected in the
town near the Judges birthplace be
named the Logan b. Bleckley Memorial
institute. This Is to be one Of the
best and finest buildings in the whole
country.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
TAFT IN PORTO AGO.
Secretary and Party Entertained BY
Commanding Officer.

Cayey, Porto Rico, April 16-(De-
layed in Transmission - Secretary
Taft and his party arrived here at
noon Monday from San Juan by way
of Caguas and were entertained for
two hours by Major Grifhth, the com
manding officer here, and Mrs. Grit
fifth.
After luncheon at the military bar
racks the secretary reviewed the
troops and inspected the reservation
in anticipation, 1t is said, of the pos
sible disarmament OF the Porto Rican
provisional regiment next year.
Later the day the secretary aud
his party left cayey for Ponce.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
psapsruArloN OF STATE RIeArs
Plea Made by Congressman Ham
mond--Rap at Roosevelt,

- VeNaNNNAhf
Chicago. April 1S.--A plea for the
perpeluation OF state rights was made
by Congressman Winfield 8. Ham
mond. OF Minnesota. ia a talk at the
twelfth annual banquet OF the Hol-
land society OF Chicago.
Mr.. Hammond took a covert rap at
President Roosevelt by declaring thar
In view OF recent events, one might
be led to believe that the executive
department OF the government has be-
come well nigh extinct.
The speakers subject was the "gov-
ereign State" 1T is q thing bred
In as to have the government as close
90 us as possible" ne said. when
Il comes to regulating insurance and
child labor why should we run to
washington the minute anything Is
wTongG We are becoming q little
too paternalistic.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
20 3 Msrcer Fnaewm.n,

Macon. Ca. April rs -Rer J. n.
Jes,er, secretary 10 TIE e. -iioaal
commission OF the CeorKel l8aptist
convention returned TO Aiacon Moa-
day WITH q very fne repor, upan the
inerease Of Mowers large enjoyment
nov being rsised Durlng the last
month he has adaed more than SIS. =
ooo to the big fnnd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
POLICE STRETCH paAe NET.
All Sorts Of Weapons on Italians Ar
rested by Gotham Police.

All sorts or weapons on Italians Ar
rested by Gotham Police.
New York, April tS.-The Italian
detective squad attached to Inspector
McLaughlin's central office bureau
stretched the police drag met Tues
day night, as 1t had done on the pre-
vious night. and landed another batch
Of Italian prisoners on whom they
found all sorts OF concealed weapons.
AS the city magistrates have agreed
TO work In harmony with the police In
arresting men found with concealed
weapons, It is said the habit now so
prevalent among the Italian innabi-
tapte OF Nav York of carrying revolt
vers, dirks, knives and stilettoes.
will soon be wiped out.
All offenders arsheld in heavy bail,
and the magistrate announced that in
every proven case the offender will
have to sufter term In prison.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
CHILEAN VOLCANO is
IN ACTIVE ERUPTION
Flowing Lava Sets Fire to the
Surrounding Country.
PANlc.sTRlckEN, PEOPLE FLEE
EruptIons Accompanied by Violent
RumblInss, Eas shauakes, Ets.-The
SKY at intervals Is Overcast and an
Inky Darkness Prevails.

Valparaiso, Chile. April IS News
has reached here that the Puyehue
volcano in the province of Vaidivia,
is IN violent eruption. accompanied by
awful subterranean rumblings earth
ouakes, intense darkness, electrical
displays, ashes and boiling water.
The flowing lava has set fire to the
surrounding land aud the Inhabitants
are ieeing in terror.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
sentence c0mmutsd to Imprisonment.

sentence COMMITTED 90 imprisonment
Tifiis, Trans-Caucasia, April IS
The murderer OF william N. Stuart
an Englishman. who Was American
vice copesl At Batun, who was killed
at hia ooantry home near Batun May
go, last. was sentenced BY a court
martial Tuesday TO be hanged, bat BY
reason 81 his youth. the aasassln's
eentenOe was eommuted 10 ten years
Imprisonment Two others who were
sosuFed Of completely in the crime,
vere acquitted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
SOUTH PLEDGES HER
SUPPORT TO BRYAN
Prominent Democratic Lsad.,,
Give Nebraskan Ovation.
BANQUET IS HELD AT BROOKLYN

the reopis 81 the South Are Unitss
For William J. Bryan In 1908 Pr,
IdentlaI Fight.
New York, ). April Is. With Wini,n
Jenning Bryan as The chief Alta
ton, the democracy of BROOKLYN i,
observance of the anniversary Of N.
birth OF Thomas Jefferson, engages
In an enthusiastic democratic reunion
and demonstration. The function wa,
the annual dinner Of the BROOKLYN
Democratic club, and the representa-.
tive followers of Jefferson in Brook.
lyn occupied to ovsrfOwing THE As.
sembly," the largest of the c!ly's puS.
lie dining halls.
A call to prominent democrats IN
many states, near and distant, wa,
included in the Arrangements for the
celebration. and the presence Of many
Of these lent peculiar interest to the
dinner.
Foremost was Mr. Bryan, who,
concluding day of vigorous action,
which embraced four public addresses
was given splendid reception, and
who delivered a characteristic dis.
course taking for his subject "Thom-
as Jefferson"
Mr.. Tyler, OF Virginia, went on 70
say that the people Of the south s,e
practically united for Bryan, and that
the mention of his name is as potent
in flashing a magic spell of enthusI.
asm as It was In 1896. He believed
that millions Of American voters would
never forsake the banner OF Mr.. W..
j. Bryan.
A message from the southern &c.
mocracy was delivered by representa-.
tive Ollie James, Of Kentucky, who
added, an emphatic word In behalf
OF the old democratic faith.
we would guard with vigilance
and courage, he said. state riSsu
and local self government, but the de-
mocraey believes that the democrat
ic party stands as a great divide be-
tween monopolistic greed on the one
hand and sociaEstic ruin on the other.
Congressman James hailed Mr. By
and as one Of the pioneers OF til. dem
Oeratic party. and added:
''The southern democracy tonight
gathers about William J, Bryan and
from the blooming aowsrs Of Florida
10 the waving blue grass Of Kentucky
The democracy Of all Dixie prOdi'ms
hat It wants Bryan to lead IN the
aext great fight. For IL long years
We have stood all kinds OF weather
but in all those years Bryan never
broke his vow and we would 10:
change for q new leader now"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19

Madrid, April rs --Presen6 which
have been received here Addressed e
TIE prespectivs heir apparent. wa Be
returned N accordance vita tha eus-
ton Of refasinr ali such gsrn. ems
came from France.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-19
Aceldens 70 pr. nrouohton and vic.

Accident to Or. Brouahton and Wife.
Atlanta, April rs Mrs. Len G..
BroughIon, the wife of Or. Len q.
Broughton, pastor OF the Tabernacle
Baptist church, was knocked down by
a southbound electric car Tuesday
night at the corner of East Cain and
Peachtree street, and seriously in
jured DR.. Broughlon, who, with
their guest, Rev. C. A. Ridley, ac-
ccmpanied Mrs. Broughton. was
knocked down and his right ankle
painfully sprained. Mrs. Broughton
sustained painful. though not serious
injuries.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-15
10 GALLONS FOR
GOING TO HvGUE MEET

Seoul, Aug. A.-The Korean supreme
court has passed sentence on members
OF The Hague deputation. II Sang Sci.
ben Is condemned TO be hanged and
Vi WI Chow and VI Chun Been are sen.
fenced to life imprisonment. This depu.
tation undertook to represent Korea -
an Independent nation at The Hague
conference and this affronted Japan,
whose subject Korea became by
Japan's triumph In the Russo,JapaneNe
A company OF japanese troops
men killed and five wounded
on landing last night near Chemulpo to
Aisarm a Korean garrison Of forty mon,
supported by several hundred rioters.
New York, Aug. I4.-Princs ri
nephew Of HI Korean emperor, shown
a telegram from Seoul with references to
Hague delegates sentenced, said: The
Japanese, OF course. are responsible for
this. / do not blame them much, how
ever. as I blame the traitorous Koreans
who sold themselves to the Japanese.
The only effect of this action against
me will be to add energy and en-
thusiasm to the work Of patriotic
Koreans for their country. This order
for my execution certainly will be car
Sied out IL I eve go within Korean
or Japanese jurisdiction. 1t would be
suicide for me to go there, but IL I
could gain anything for my country by
putting my head In the Japanese moose
I should be very glad to do SO, but I
annot see hat / should serve any good
purpose by SO doing. In it is not my
purpose to return to Korea. I shall
keep up my work from here"
Prince vi sent President Roosevelt a
request for a personal audience and re-
ceived an answer hat the president
would have no time at present to grant
an audience.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-15
HIDES IN FIELD TO
KiDNAP HIS DAUGHTER

Mason City, Ia, Aug. 14.-Hiding
himself in a cornfield for several hours
awaiting his opportunity to get pos
session of his little daughter, Leonard
Fox, who has been in perpetual Wal
With his wife owe the possession of
the little one, darted from his covert.
seized the child and, despite the search
OF his wife and neighbors, the two
have not been seen since. This was
three days g Saturday his wife
wanted to file charges of abduction.
He was seen going to the field early
in the day and just at noon, when the
child had wandered some distance from
the doorway, he was seen to rush out,
Jake the child and run into the field.
Mrs. Fox followed, but was unable to
overtake h fleeing husband and child.
Six months ago in a suit to recove pos
session of the child. Fox and his wife,
while in the court room, made peace,
and asked the judge to stay the pro-
ceedings and declared they would live
together and Jointly enjoy the com
pany Of the little girl. A few weeks
later they "uarreled and the child was
taken way from the mother and the
judge decreed that for half the time 1t
should live with its father. Fox, 1t will
be remembered. followed his wife all
over the nation a year g in order to
locate them.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-15
STANDARD OIL AND TWO
ROADS AGAIN INDICTED

Jamestown, N. Y, Aug. 14.-Four big
corporations have been indicted by the
grand jury for the western district of
New York. which reported to Judge
HAZEL.
Two indictments against Standard
Oil, one containing 1873 counts and the
other forty: two are against the Va
cum Oil company of Rochester and
containing 18S and forty counts respec-
lively; two are against the New York
Central and the Pennsylvania Railway
companies, jointly, and two more are
against these two companies separate
ly. In each of these the counts are
similar, 1888 and 40.
The indictments against the oil COM
panies charge receiving and accepting
illegal concessions in the shipment Of
oil, and those against the railway COM
panies charge illegally giving and
granting such concessions.
All of the counts in all of the in
dictments pertain to the shipment of
petroleum n its products by the
Vacuum OIL company from Clean, N.
Y, to the Standard OIL company at
different points in Vermont between
August l. 1904, and June /, 1905.
The law provides a penalty Of $780,
each indictment being a separate Of
tense. Therefore, If convictions are
made in all of the counts specified in
the two Indictments against each COM
pany Standard OIL will be assessed 81
$50, 900. the Tacuum Oil a
similar amount and the New York Cen
trail and the Pennsylvania roads q like
amount, or a total of SIS. 240, 600 for the
four concerns.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-15
a CHINESE BEG
JUDGE not 10 SEND D
THEM BACK HOME
81 at Their Heads on Courtroom
Floor When They Were
Told to Go.

San Francisco, Aug. A.-A dramatic
scene was enacted In United States
Commissioned Heacocks court room
when 1t finally dawned upon the TWEEN
ty-four Chinese who deserted the Ger
man ship Tolosan that they would have
to go back to China on that vessel.
When the Chinese consul announced
that their case was hopeless a con-
certed wall Of despair went through the
court room. Some OF the Chinese
threw themselves on their knees and
Wildly implored him to say them. 9th
ers cast themselves PROSTATE and beat
their heads on the floor, tearing theiy
hair in a frenzy OF mingled rage and
despair. They were handcuffed In
pairs. Twelve of the most unruly vera
fastened with a chain and all were
taken back to the ship.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-15
CAME TO- WE'D YOUNG
MAN; FOUND old one
italian Girl Who Crossed Sea
Refuses to Carry Out
Agreement.

Scranton, Pa, Aug. 14.-Rose Com
bqtt told an unusual story in h ofnce
Of Alderman Atkinson in Carbonate.
The girl says she came to this country
from Italy six weeks ago, John Gene
zetta, Of Archibald, paying her way.
Genezetta was represented to her a.
a young and handsome man. and It
was agreed she vas to marry him when
she arrived. He is, however. an old
a and a widower. and when the
girl saw him she refused to carry out
the agreement, and her brother paid
Genezetta the one he a expended
to bring her here.
The girl said that Genezetta's friends
prosecuted her. Two men were arrest
ed and held for court upon her com.
plaint.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-15
PRESIDENT
PLEADS FOR PENSIONS

Hot Springs, 8. D., Aug. 13.-The If
ty-third convention OF the International
Typographical Union was called to or
der this morning. Addresses OF vel
come were made by the mayor. the Of
ncers OF the local union and others. and
were responded to by President James
NJ. Lynch. About 1900 delegates and
visitors are in attendance.
In the presidents report the PROPOSE
ton to pension the superannuated and
incapacitated members OF the union is
given considerable space.
Observation-Disclosures Brentwood. IN
his report. shows the collections for the
year ended May 81. 1907, have reached
the enormous total OF 81, 939. 304. 81, and
balance In b treasury OF $296, S62.97.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-15
MOORS AND FRENCH
I'M ANOTHER BATTLE

Tangier, Aug. 14.-Fierce fighting be-
tween fanatic tribesmen and the
French forces outside Casa Blanca is
still in progress.
The battle started Thursday with a
determined attack by the Moors.. After
a hard struggle the tribesmen were
driven Jack with great loss by the
defending forces commanded by Cen
eral Drude, of the Algerian t!ralleurs.
U~ndisn,ayed. the Mocrs continued to
fight. despite the terrible hauoo
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-15
GOVERNMENT CALLS
HIM SEED SWfNDLER

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 14.-S.A. Grady
a been arrested here by p%ostoffice In
spectors on the charge of working a
cleve swindling game in which, the
government alleges. he used the mails
to defraud.
According to the inspectors the sys-
TEN Grady used was to write to whole
sale seed me- about h country, but
principally in Kansas, and give order
for seeds, with no intention of paying
for the deliveries.
He used a rubber stamp In his corre-
spondence, 1t is charged.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-15
LARGEST FAMILY IN
QNIITL nAkn-A

the largest family in South Dakota
is hat Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hofer. mem
bers Of what is known as the Rock
port colony Of Russian M~ennonites.
located near here. Mrs. Hofer has re-
Gently presented her usban with
their twentieth child. Sixteen of the
twenty children are living. The father
lis 4s years of age, while the mother
Is At
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-15
ANOTHER BABY BOOKED
FOR THE SPANISH QUEEN

Paris, Aug. 14.-Dispatches from San
Sebastian, where King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria are sojourning, say that
her majesty, who gave birth to a son
May 10, is again in a delicate state OF
health.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-08-15
CHASE THROUGH THREE
STATES ENDS IN

Deadwood, s. D.. Aug. 13.-After
trailing George Dotson. alias Hooker
Bill" ex-gambler and horse thief,
through the three states of Nebraska,
South Dakota and Wyoming, he was
captured at Worland. Wyo, and is
now on the way nome in of
,Sherfffs william Moses. Of Butte coun-
ty, and Harry Trathen, of Lawrence
county. They will receive $1,000 re-
ward, offered by stock