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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
'0uNG MAN CRAzED
BY READING NOVELS
Paulsboro Boy Dashes Int
farmhouse, Making Food
and Dishes Fly.

Woodbury.. n. J.. Sept. c+.-Naltarn
kammann, who resides in PaulSboro.
is in the Woodbury. Jail ~ raving
maniac. kanlnlarn. not 20 years old,
is a victim Of dirle-novel reading
Leon Marcus, OF this city. went to the
Mark Clement farm late yesterday af-
ternoon, and met Kan,mann OF the
Delaware River railroad. The latter
stopped Marcus and asked him to play
cards, at the same time producing u
deck
He had scarcely gone twenty-five
yards before he turned around and saw
KammaIn beginning to disrobe. Mar
| Gus returned n induced the young
man to put on his clothes. Marcus
| started up the lane leading 20 the
Clement farm. The young man made
| Il dash aHead, ran into the house. and
as he saw the table set ready for sup,
| per. Immediately sat down and made
| the food and dishes fly.
Marcus and Mrs. Clement tried to
quiet Kamma:n. and James Clement
a son, came III and took Il hand. Blu
kammann fioored him i'll an instant
The father and farm help were sum.
naoned, and together they succeeded II
binding him 20 i wagon and conveyed
him to Jail.
1t has since been learned that Kan
mann got CT IL train at Paulsborf
without aIy money and was put off "a
Iconard's station. Sheriff Wilson vii
take Kanlmann 10 the Trenton STATE
/, hospital.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
CANCER HELD DUE TO
MEAT BY EXPERT ADAMS

Chicago, sept. 25.-That meat eat
Ing is the prime cause IF cancer and
that the increase in cancer Is largely
due to The increase in the consumption
of animal foods are the principal fea-
lures in the report of two years eX-
llaustive research by DIR. q. Cooke
Adams of London, formerly of Aus
tralia, just made public here through
the department Of health. DR., Adams
says he has proved conclusively that
diet plays Il most important factor IN
the increase of the disease and In its
death rate.
The increase in canCer in. Chicago
from 1856 to 1905 was 232 per cent: in
1866 one in each 104 deaths was due to
cancer, and in 1905. il had increased
ito n death in every twenty-three.
The results show the increase is due
to the foreign born inhabitants as the
Chicago born show the lowest death
rate III the world. DR.. Adams says:
The cause of the greatly increased
death rate among the foreign born can
rot be charged to climatic conditions,
for / have found the Illinois born have
about the lowest death rate from can
Ger of any people III he world. for
many years the dyerage being one
death from ANGER in every 400 deaths
among these people, and u II can
Ger death in ~seyenty-two among the
native Chicagoans over 40 years OF
iage.
1T was found the italians made their
staple diet of macaroni and spaghetti
.(their national dish), that the Chinese
| adhered to their national diet OF rice,
while the nations showing higher NOR
tality consumed large quantities OF
canned, preserved, dried and plckled
meats. sausages. ETC.. often eaten un-
Cooked.
While these preserved meat foods
are eaten tn n certain extent in theil
own countries, the higher wages OF
Americans permit Indulgence in their
Ito q greater extent, while the greater
cost OF fresh meat is an added induce
inent to the consumption Of these ar,
,ticles.
1T was found also that the bulk o1
the fresh meat prepared at the plan
OF q Strengthening company, where stoci
condemned ante-1nortcm by govern
n.ept, state aud city inspectors i!
slaughtered. is eaten by the poor
About 81 per cent. OF stock held 70
slaughter, upon being condemned OF
.ante-mortem inspection, and after dis
cased organs and parts l1aye been re
moved, is finally passed upon II en-
tiers the market, either as fresh meat o
i'm the form of meat food products, an,
IS largely consumed by the foreign poor
There cannot be the slightest ques
ton but that the great increase III can
Ger among the foreign born. over tn
prevalence Of that disease In their na
tive countries. is due to the increasin
consumption of animal foods. partic
ularly those derived from disease an.
1 t,,uly' rH
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
WOMAN LAWYER TRIED
TO FLEE IN OVERALlS
Gives the Pursuing Officers :
Lively Chase---is Charged
With Embezzlement.

Newbucyport, Mass. Sept. 2f--
Dressed in ~overalls, a mans shirt ana
hat and sprinting for the woods to
elude the police, Miss Bertha A. Good
win. a lawyer was arrested here at
the instance of the Pittsburg police
Miss Goodwin is charged with en-
bezZlement in six counts ard with o
tanning money under false pretenses-
She had beer conspicuous around town
by her masculii1e mode of dress. A
warrant was received from Pittsburg
for her arrest, and the officers started
to serve 1t.
When neal the house where Miss
Goodwin was stopping the police saw
her suddenly dart from the back en-
trance. They shouted, but she ran on.
trying to reach the dense forest u few
hundred feet away. She was captured
after a hot pursuit.
While in Pittsburg she conducted a
collection agency, and. dressed like q
man. did a good business. Among her
clients she had the P%ittsburg hospital.
who gave her bills amounting to $4,000
to collect. OF this amount, 1t is al
legged. she collected 1888 and failed to
turn over a single penny to the hos
pita1. II is charged that She collected
$1,000 IN a few months from various
firms and then disappeared.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
GRABS GROOM WITH
GUN; NO MARRIAGE
"Save Me, He Has a Revoive.
in His Pocket" Shrieks
the Girl.

Asbury Park, N. j.. Sept. s~4.-Aliss
Belle Grouse. daughter Of Rev. N. p.
Grouse, First Presbyterian church.. OK
Stanhope, New Jersey, is not MRS:
Percy c.. Bissell. because she screamed
when Rev. c. M. Griffin, pastor OF the
First Methodist church. this city. was
about to read the marriage service.
Save me. save me-" cried the girl.
hes got a revolver in his pocket and
he threatened to shoot me if | did o
marry him"
Before Miss Grouse had finished Rev.
Mr.. Griffin he thrown his arms around
the would-bc bridegroom and was hold
ing. him fast.
Miss Grouse ran as swiftly as she
could, leaving Bissell on the minister's
hands. A policeman took him to the
station. Belle is q student at the state
normal school at Trenton. He lis q
mambe of the church in Stanhope, of
which Miss Crouse's father is pastor
For a long time he has been keep
ing company with Miss Grouse, but
she heard he had bad habits and dis
carded him.
Today he met her In the street and
demanded an immediate marriage.
showing q loaded revolver.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
SON OF WEALTHY MAN
is a STREET BEGGAh

New York, Sept. 24.-Eather and son.
the former Il wealthy physician. the
latter a prisoner IL, the night court on,
n charge Of begging. have been recon
ciled rs tlc result Of the young mans
examination by Magistrate Breen.
TIE father is d.. Charles a. Whit
7ley. IL meinbe" OF the Sons of the Revo-
luton, the ST. Nicholas socie ~ and 9TH
er organizations. The on. who has
lost ii leg and has been away from
homc for . year, owing To the differ
ence with his parent. Is Lloyd Whitney,
20 years old.
Magistrate Breen, who obtained the
u mans story, remanded him 10
the prison connected with the court,
and thithel the father drove early ti.is
morning TO obtain the sons release.
When DIR. Whitney informed the magis-
trate tha@ he was willing TO take his
son homc Magistrate Breeu signed tbs
discharge papers. Later they went
honlc together.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
SINGLE GIRLS COMING
II HUNDRED, ALL TOLD
levy of Pretty Ones, Mostly
irish, invading America on
Approaching Liners.

Liverpool. Sept. 25.-The remarkable
exodus OF m~arriageable young women
from this country to America ana
Canada was emphasized by the depart
lure OF 1000 unmarried women on the
steamer Baltic alone. while 700 more
were among the total OF 5000 passen-
gers carried on other steamers.
1t is said possibly the Dublin expesi-
ton this year had drawn many Irish
servant girls to America to their old
homes, and that they are now return
ing.
Another explanation is that the cut
in steamship rates enabled many girls,
Who had been saving up to come to
America, to set sail ooner than they
| had expected. and that the Baltic thus
caught the Americarward stream at
high tide.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
WOMAN ON DEATHBEO
CLEARS HER 3

Baltimore. Sept. 25.-Being finally
convinced hat Il bullet wound in her
breast would PROVE fatal. Mrs. Celeste
Lynch declared that the wound was
inflicted by herself and not by her hus-
band. who is under arrest on the
charge of shooting her.
Mrs. Lynch, who had previously de-
cared that her husband tried to kill
her. said.
q. shot myself because I was so ex-
Cited over myself II my children he-
ing penniless. [ cannot die with a lie
on my lips, and l nave suffered sc
much from misrepresentation that
want. Mt. Lynch cleared of this charge
There has been a conspiracy against
me to kill me by the same people who
took my property and left me PENN
less"
Constantine Lynch, the husband, was
arraigned today and committed te
await the outcome of the woman's in.
jury.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
MOB STONES TRAMPS
Who ATTACKED GIRLS
Father, Rifle in Hand, Chase
ASSISTANTS, Who Are Saved
From Lynching.

Seaford. Sept. a..-Threc tramp.
attempted attacks upon Misses Bessis
and Myrtle Wilson. The sisters were
returning home and when within q
few rods of their DOR they were ac-
costed by three men. Their cries at
tracted the attention OF their father,
who seized Il rifle and ran out OF the
house just in time TO see his daughters
struggling To get away from their as
%sailants. who ran.
After the tramps chased the father,
firing as he ran. The reports of the
gun. together with the screams of the
young women, attracted Il large crowd
who joined the father in the chase.
The tramps were rounded up along the
railroad emhankmcnt. where they were
stoned. beaten and thrown down on the
tracks.
The men dragsed the assailants bach
TO the scene or the attack, where cries
/ of Lynch them!" We're heard from
every side. The timely arrival of Off
GERS prevented a triple lynch!ng.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
GENTRY SLAYER TO
PRISON FOR LIFE
Verdict a Surprise, as It was
Thought Constantine Would
be Hanged.

Chicago. Sept. 25.-Frank J.. Con-
btantine. an italian, was sentenced to
aife Imprisonment for the atrocious
murder of Mrs. Gentry. anuary s,
1906.
r: He was a rooner in the Gentry home
and had borrowed money of both Mr..
and Mrs. Gentry. Mrs. Gentry had
threatened to expose him to a girl with
whom he was planning to elope unless
he paid his bills. Constantine met her
in the hall as she was going o and
cut her throat. The young wonan stag
seied down II Hight of stairs and
died in the HON of DIR. David j. Doh
erty. VINO came from the Philippines to
testify In the case.
Constantine, hatless and coatiess,
| fled. He was pursued to Italy and
back and once his brother. who re-
sernbles him closely, was arrested for
the crime.
The verdict is a surprise. for 1T was
generally thought he would be SEN
fenced to be hanged.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
TING FANG MAY
COME BACK TO
WASHINGTON

Washington, Sept. o5.-News that
WI ting Fang is likely to return to
Washington as minister from China
is received here in q cablegram from
PelSiE which says.
"Liang Ton En-, who some time ago
was appointed minister to Washington
to succeed Sir C%hentuns LANG Chang,
has been appointed assistant secretary
of the Chinese foreign office. This will
prevent him from going TO Washing
ton as minister. While the vacancy
at Washington has not been filed it
is commonly believed that WI Ting
Fang, formerly minister to Washing
ton, will be returned to that post
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
nRAcE sulciDEo INCREASES.

Pittsburg. Sept. 25.-That race sui
eide III Pittsburg is Increasing is the
announcement by the bureau of health
and physicians receiving circulars ask
ing ii they are reporting all births and
telling them they must do 50 or they
will be prosecuted, Dr., j. Il. Edwards,
superintendent of the bureau OF health
says the figures of births and deaths
in Pittsburg district are alarming.
There were 1914 births reported il
1ao6, and 1888 deaths. The year 1901
promises to be as bad, as 10 September
i, there were 1896 births, and SAFE
deatha
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
SERVANTS UNION
|NCARCERATES MAN,
A KITCHEN EMpLOYE
Judge Sends Him to the Work
house on the Complaint Of
the Domesticx.

plttsb,,ig, Sept. 24.--The servant
girls union won IL victory today when
Blaine Chester. employed as q maid
Of au work in the home OF Miss Carrie
Hin was sent to h workaorse for
ninety days for keeping some girl out
of a Job.
II am an ZONES workman" declared
Chester to the judge. THE only rea-
son I an, arrested is because the SER
want girls' union has been bounding me
ever since ii discovered where i Was
working"
You'd better go to the ~workhouse
for ninety days. decided the magis.
! trate, adding, perhaps there they'U
teach you something besides kitchen
work"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
SWEDISH PRINCE TO
WE'D IN THE SPRING

Stockholm. Sept. 25.-To the first
Swedish newspaperInen who inter
viewed him after his return. Prince
Wilhelm saii his visit to America had
been very pleasant n that he had
learned to know one of the worlds
.mfghtiest nations. He expressed his
regret that he was unable to visit the
west. The prince denied that ne was
to be married this fall. but said the
wedding werld take place next .pring.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
SEVEN men ARRESTED
FOR ASSAlINe eiNlO
Father Makes Charge and thu
Accused Are Committed
Without BaiI.

Pine Grove, Sept. c4.-Refore Jus-
lice Morris w. Hikes severs ysnng men
whose names are Rob Reiffer. Rob
zerbe. Harvey Uhler, john zerbe. Fos
ter Leimaster, Adam Wagnersand NIea
Zimmerman, all between IS and =
years OF age, where charged by frank
HOFFMAN OF attacking his 1~5-year-old
daughter. The men r MIR single. ex-
cent Zimmerman. All the principals
are from Pine Grove township.
AS no bail could be accented Con
stable Frank Maurer took Ids prte6n-
ers to the county Jail at PottsyiNc.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
JOE LETTERS WIDOW
VERY ILL, IN PARIS

Paris. Sept. 25.-MTs. Levi Il. Letter,
widow OF the capitalist and mother of
The late Lady Curzon. is very i'll and
confined TO her apartments in the !Iotel
Ritz here, suffering with liver trouble.
a cablegram has been sent joseph
Letter. her son, In Chicago, and he Will
ntart at once for Paris. Mrs. Colin
campbell, who was Nancy Letter. is
on the way from Scotland, and LADY
suffolk. who was Daisy Letter. is eI-
pected soon
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
PARLIAMENT
A NEAR POSSIBILITY

Pekin, Sept. a4.-An imperial edict
has been issued, authorizing Prince
,Pu Lun, who WINS Chinese envoy at
the st, Louis exposition, and Sun Chi
Anal, In cooperation with the grand
council. to frame regulations for the
establishment OF a council of deliber,
alton to aid the government so tina
the foundation may be laid for a par
gliameGt."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
CHICAG0 VARSITY
IN OIL COMBINE
Governments Dissolution Suit
Shows Big School Is Holder
Of 1000 Shares.
WALL STREET
HEARS THAT ROGERS
LOST $4o,O0O,000.

New York. Sept. .4.--Reports
have been current In Wall street
foEssome. time thatSH. II. Rogers.
Of,sthe Standard Oil company.
had been heavily interested in
the Underwater railway project In
Virginia and that he had lost
heavily by the Investment. The
Evening Post says ii a be
stafedspositively that Rogers In
Cured n personal obligation in
the ~tidewater project much In
excess of $40. 000, 900.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
CHINESE Troops
BEAT 1000 REBELS

Hong Kong. Sept 24.---ao imperial
troops have rcpulsed an attack on the
city of Yechow N the Yang Use Kiang,
province Of Hunapy, by 1000 rebels.
The disaffcctioh in the kaichow DIS
trict Is spreading and tile inha Ditanrs
on the Nsangs! border are joining the
movement to obtain redress from in
creased taxex and high prices OF food
shifts.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
HOLIDAY GREEN
CORN POSSIBLE.

New YORK. Sept. Alt IS proposed
to import green corn from Column
b.a, South America, 50 1t viii begin
TO come n during the middle OF Oc-
tober. when the home product fails.
1t WIZ be easy TO have green corn
or the cob for Christmas. the pro-
moiers OF the scheme say. although
the price will be some higher than
one has to pay from May to Oc-
tobez.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
Trains Collide: q Killed.

Kansas City, Sept. 25.-Two Missouri
Pacific freight trains roilided, nead-on
at Evansville, Mo, twenty miles south
east of Moberly early today. -Four of
the crew were killed: Engineers Bledso
and Whitaker, and 4 fireman and
brakeman.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
SEVEN MEN, TWO GIRLS
SHOT WITHOUT TRIAL

LODI. Russia. Sept. 25.-Seven work
men and two girls were executed with
out trial today by shooting. for particle
nation in the murder Of Marcus SLIDER,
stein, owner of Il cotton mill.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
NEW EDITOR FOR
PRESHO NEWSPAPER

Presho, S. D., Sept. Pan. .. East
ly, owner of the Lyman County Set
tier, a weekly newspaper published at
this place, and who for some time has
managed the paper in person. has leased
The plant to j. c. Clough, of Murdo,
who will conduct the paper in future.
The new editor and publisher is an
experienced NEWSPAPER man.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26

Chicago. Sept. 24.-That Chicago
university holds 5000 shares in Stand
ard on and that the value of this
holding has shrunk appreciably, due
to the antitrust agitation, is the latest
interesting revelation resultant from
the governments suit to dissolve John
d. Rockefelier's gigantic monopoly.
Stock Depreciations.
Records OF the Stockholders Of
Standard OH laid bare at the hear
ing of the government suit for the dis
solution OF he combine, disclosed that
John ID. Rock afeller owns Ave times
as much stock as any other individual
shareholder, and that he inc his as
soeiates who signed the trust agree
ment in 1872 still control the majority
of Standard Oil stock.
The stockholders record of August.
1907, shows the university OF Chicago
is the. owner of 5000 shares OF Stand
ard Oil stock.
Depreciation in the price OF Stand
ard Oil stock within the past ten
years. brought about by agitation
against the company, has been more
than $500 a share. Since the lega,
proceedings against the Standard Oil
Company of New Jersey were insti-
tuted the stock has steadily declined
until it is now around $440. This
represents a loss OF yer 500. 000, 900
on the holdings of John u. Rnckefel-
Ter. The %shrinkaGe In the market
value of the stock also affects the
University of Chicago to the extent OF
about $4,000, 900.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26
OIL OFFICIAL MAY
SIGN THE TRUST BONDS

Chicago, Sept. ~24.--Judge Grosscup.
in United States circuit court. declared
he would accept Standard Oil officials
as surety or the two bonds to be filed
by the Standard Oil Company OF In
diana, before that corporation can re-
ain a write OF supersedeas preventing
he government from collecting the fine
ecently imposed by Judge Lands,
lending. al appeal.
The attorneys for the government say
hey woald accept the bonds is signed
" John u. Rockefeller. William Rookie
tlller, John d. Archbold and Henry M.
.lagIer. II bond is to be for $4,000. 600
nd the other for 2,000,0 900. two nlei
, sign each bond.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-26

Aokl STAYS IN WASHINGTON.
: Toxic. Sept. 24.-The foreign office
has decided that Ambassador K6kl
remain In Fh~~-'i--AAn
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Erany Stacy returned yesterday
from Atlanta.
Capt. w. r. Townsend, of Anguilla,
was in the city yesterday
Alex Livingston, Of Brookman,
spent yesterday in the city.
Rev NJ. c. Austin returned yesteiA
day from short visit to Jesup.
j. NJ Lowe, Jr, has returned from
a business trip to Hawkinsyiue.
7. f. Ennis, of Cordele, was amonS
he visitors to the city yesterday.
Rev. D. Watson Vim returned
yesterday morning from short trip
to Atlanta.
Ralph 1Iinehan has returned from
Athens, where he has been attend
ing the university.
M. W Wilkes, the well known
druggist with f. c. Bruce spent yes
terday in Jacksonville.
William Brantley will return today
from Athens, where he graduated
last week at the University
J. B. TAFT left last night for Dub
lin, N. G., where he will join his
family and spend some time.
M. II. Gilreath, the popular travel
ing representative of the Atlanta
journal, spent yesterday in the city.
R, NJ. Cummings, bookkeeper for
E. II. Mason & Co, has returned
from a pleasant visit to South Caro-
lima
c. H. Leavy, of The News, returned
yesterday from Rome. where he was
called by the illness of his little
daughter
l.. w Beach will leave this even
ing for Atlanta, where he goes to
enter the 'Elkins sanitorium for medi-
cal treatment
Mr. W. A. o. Anderson has re
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NJ W. Wilkes, the well known
druggist with +. c. Bruce, spent yes
terday in Jacksonville.
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Ralph Ninehan has returned from
Athens, where he has been attend
ing the university
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Rev. D. Watson Vim returned
yesterday morning from a short trip
to Atlanta.
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7. F. Ennis, of Cordele, was amonS
he visitors TO the city yesterday.
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j. B. TAFT left last night for Dub
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family and spend some time.
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j. M. Lowe, Jr., has returned from
a business trip to Hawkinsville.
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NJ. II. Gilreath, the popular travel
ing representative of the Atlanta
journal, spent yesterday in the city.