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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
MIR. JEROME SHOOK DICE
WITH RYAN FOR DRINKS

New YORK, May I'm the fnvestiga-
ton before Commissioners Hand, Of Dis
trict Attorney Jerome's administration
Of his office, Mr.. Jerome's relations with
Thomas F. Ryan. of the Metropolitan
Street Railway company, and Mr..
Ryan's sons while the Metropolitan
system was under investigation, were
further gone into. Franklin Pierce,
counsel for the compliments, asked
Mr.. Jerome If he did not meet Allan
Ryan in a restaurant while Attorney
Dolphin M. Delmas was summing up
the first Thaw trial.
Mr. Jerome SAID he had gone to the
restaurant with Assistant District At
torney Caravan; that the Ryan boys
came in and he shook dice with them
for drinks. Mr.. Jerome stated that
he desired to correct a misconception,
that the episode in question did not oc-
cur until after Attorney Delmas had
finished summing up the Thaw case.
Il did not" he said, while the Thaw
case was In progress neglect my duties
to throw dice with Mr.. Ryan or any
body else"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14

town, with the civilian head Of the navy
and a party of guests on board put
out from the Oakland shore II made
a tour up m down the four lines Of
anchored battleships, armored cruisers
and torpedoboat destroyers, This is the
first big review of the avy that Presi-
dent Roosevelt has no made in per-
son since he went into the White House
six and a half years ago. The fleets
at anchor, In the hill surrounded bay,
constitute the heaviest fighting force
the navy has ever known under a single
command and no such force In all the
history of the navies in the world was
ever before assembled under q rear
admiral's flag.
Admtral Evans expects to leave for
Washington tonight. He Is relinauish-
Ing command of the fleet at this time
at his w request, because of his i'll
health. He will not be placed on the
retired list until August, and will re-
main on waiting orders until that time
at his home in Washington. 4a.
Rear Admiral Charles H. Thomas viii
become commander in chief OF the At
lantic fleet.
Nebraska's Gift.
After the review h flag conrnand-
Ing officers were received on board the
Yorktown, which cast anchor near the
Connecticut. Silver services were pre-
sented to the battleship Nebraska and
the armored cruiser California. Gov
ernor Sheldon, OF Nebraska. made the
presentation. speech on board the Ne
braska.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
|EMPERoR'S FRIEND
IS uNDER1ARREsT;
WAS HARDEN RICnT?
Prince Philip III Eulenburo
Charged With Shameful
Behavior.

Berlin. May ii. Prince Philip zu;
E~ulenburg was today placed under
actual arrest. The crown prosecutor
o this step an q result OF testimony.
given by two men at the rtEca' bed
side yesterday to the effect that Prince
Zu Eulenburg had been guilty OF
wrongful actions with them Is years
ago. M
The prince was taken into custody at
his castle and brought In an ambulancei
tai. where he was detained pending
further Investigation Of the charge Ok
perjury made against him. The
princes arrest 10 taken to mean this
irretrtevable u Of this brilliant man.
who at mi time was the confidential
friend OF Emperor William. H
Almost chancsIlor.
Tho prince had been nearer to his
majesty during the greater part Of his
reign than any other German subject.
He might have been chancellor OF the
empire IL he had not refused the re-
sponstbility incident to this post. This
he did possibly. because the stories Of
secret. misconduct have long been cir
culating against him, so much SO. he
has lived on the brink of disclosure for
the past 10 Years He voluntarily gave
UP the position OF German ambassador
at Vienna In 1902 because, as was COM
monty gossipped at the time. . group
& "a III L LA EALGklCO W Aklxl So
exposure.
The statement hat Eulenburg adj
vtsed the emperor in political matters
has been made by men who sought to
d1splace the prince in the imperial con-
fdence by ~intinating there was danger
to the state In the alleged fact that the
emperor turned from his constitutional
advisors to a friend behind the screen
who was responsible to no one but his
majesty himself. This constantly re-
peated statement never has been con-
frned. but everybody In official life
has known hat the emperor was de-
lighted with the companionship OF the
prince.
Letter. Of Royalty.
The prince is presumed to have In
MS possession q great many letters
from Emperor William containing ex-
pressions OF the imperial estimate OF
leading ~personages In Germany and Of
some OF III European sovereigns. Re-
ports concerning these letters probably
are exaggerated, but even SO there
woul appear to be enough truth in the
numor to place within the prince power
to create much embarrassment by their
publication.
Prlnce Zu Eulenburg was involved in
the court scandal In Berlin that grew
out OF the charges brought last sum
mer by Maximillien Harden. editor Of
Die Iukunft. At the second Harden
trial the court declared all the charges
made by Harden were absolutely With
out foundation.
After the conclusion Of the Harden
case the public prosecutor started nro-
cedeings against Zu Eulenburg and the
arrest of oday is the outcome
1t is possible the primes will he -,
leased in $3.50, 900 bail.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
ACTRESS HAS FIRM
IDEAS ABOUT CHILD.

New York, May 1s.-Miss Olga Meth
ersole addressed Club A OF the Peoples
institute last night on THE Need of
Industrial Insurance for Working Peo-
pie" the kind Germany has had for 90
years. The discussion blossomed into a
debate concerning motherhood, child
hood and related amenities. It appeared
when Miss Nethersole vas well under
way that the body's supreme right is
the right to live, and that under the
present system in America We do not
all get it.
Among other things she said: cit
isn't right for persons who are sick to
have children. My plea is for an end
to false modesty. 1t is criminal to bring
into the world a child who is MANNED
or diseased. j plead also for govern
mental recognition of standard of the
health"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
SURGEONS FISH WIRE
FROM PATIENTS STOMACH

Brooklyn. May 12.-Brooklyn surgeons
arc much interested In the case OF
George Cah1ll. who was operated on in
the Kings county hospital. Drs. Cahill
and Scanlon removed a piece OF iron
wire five inches long from the patients
stomach.
George Cahill ate a new brand OF
breakfast o four days ago, a tonic
preparation" which. as 1t proved con-
tanned iron, possibly the wire was
coiled when Mr.. Cahill swallowed It.
But after three days OF heat and mois-
ture In his midst. 1t opened out like
he suffered a great deal.
Cahill swore that the advertisement
was false, which recommended the
breakfast food as "predigested, = but he
endured the pain for three days. when
It became agonizing and he went to the
hospital.
DR.. scanlon turned the x-rays on Mr..
Cahill's interior arrangements. and by
its aid discovered the piece Of wire
there. One end Of the wire was bent
very slightly, SO DR.. Scanlon and DR..
Cahill went fishing for it. They fished
with q probang-'probang" sounds like
the name of a South Sea Islanders war
club, but 1t isn't; it's a long, flexible.
surgical instrument.
The doctors gently thrust one end Of
the probang down Mr.. CahilPs gYllet
and, aided by the X-ray, fshed with it
for the piece of wire until thery hooked
the wires bent end and Landed ft-drew
it up, slowly, slowly.
This delicate operation was, of course.
much preferable to cutting through Mr..
CahilIs abdominal wall and into his
stomach. He is doing very we'll.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
BABY WEIGHS ONLY
~ LBS. AT BIRTH

Pittsburg, May 12.-Dr. A. j. Colborn,
of Connellsville. has furnished an afh-
davit with the story of the SMALLEST
baby ever born alive and healthy in
western Pennsylvania, a one-and-three-
quarter-pound girl, which has arrived
at the home of George Hertzog, at Nor
rell, Pa.
The baby Is the second born to Mr..
and Mrs. Hertzog. The first was a
boy weighing two and one-half pounds
at birth. Now. at % months, it is as
lusty as the ordinary child.
It's newly arrived sistAr Is fully de-
vele ped. and although not at all iusty.
will live. The father is q carpenter.
The mother Is of medium build.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
MRS. j. C. KING WEEDS
AMERICAN IN PARIS

Paris. May ia private Telegram
received here today the mar
riage In London OF DR.. Perry Chance.
an American dentist practicing in
Paris, and Mrs. King. widow Of the late
millionaire, of Chicago. Although it is
impossible to confirm the report, the
news generally is credited. Mrs king
recently bought a house In Paris and
told her friends that she would make
this her permanent residence.
Chicago, May S.-The foregoing dis
patch is believed to refer to Mrs. Maude
Robinson King, widow OF q CHICAGO
millionaire. James c. King. Mrs. King
has been living in the French capital
since she left Chicago. after breaking
her husbands will and obtaining an
even $1,000 goo from his estate.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
WYOMING iNsTRUcTs
FOR SECRETARY TAFT

Lander, Wyo., May 1.-THE Wyoming
state republican convention re-nomi-
mated Frank w. Mondell for congress
and adopted resolutions i~nstructing
delegates to the national convention to
use every honest NEAR to secure the
nomination Of w. II. Taft. Senators
CLARK and Warren. Congressman Mon
dell, Governor Brooks. G.. w. Burk-
hauser and H. S. Ridgeiy were chosen
delegates. John Hay, T. A. Cosgrin
and Fred Waegle were chosen prest-
,dentlai electors.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
GOVERNOR OFFERS REWARD
FOR MURDERER TAyiLos

Lincoln, Mob, May 13.-Actfng Gov
ernor Saunders has issued a proclama-
ton offering a reward of 5000. the
amount provided by law. for the arrest
sf Bert M, Taylor. the man charged
with the assault on his sisterinlaw.
tFeari Taylor, of Minden. from the ef-
fects of which she died.
The reward for Taylor's capture now
totals $1,900. Privete subscriptions are
being made and will materially increase
this,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
BOY MEETS DEATH
IN BURNING BARN

Spencer. Ia, May IL. Six-year-old
George Fate, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Fate, vas burned to death in a
fire IN a neighbours barn today. He was
playing in the hay which was accident
ally set on fire. He was not missed I'M
til the building vas in flames. Nothing
could be done until the fire ar
rived, which aided by water. rescued
h body. The corpse was badly burned.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
ADMIRAL EVANS
TO WASHINGTON

a Francisco, May 11-Rear AdmiraIl
Evans closed his long sea career today.
when he went aboard his haEship. the
Connecticut. Tor n last time to ~
present at he review Of the combined
Atlantic and Pacific fleets by Secretary
Metcalf. sssE@@S
h review began it 10 O'clock this
morning when the little gunboat York
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
BLACK FIEND BURNS
FIVE CHILDREN ALIVE

Montgomery, Ala, May 13.-H. Ken
nedy, a well known negro of Mont
gonaery, Ala, locked up his seven chill
dren in his house last night and then
set the house on fire. Fiy were
burned to death.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
RED LIGHT SHUTS OFF
LONG MINDED SPEAKERS

ST. Petersburg. May 1.-THE duma has
adopted an interesting innovation with
a view to keeping wordy orators to the
time limit. The red lamp is lighted in
front of the speaker and 1t is auto
m~atically e~xtinguished when 10 minutes
have expired.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
SOUTH DAkOTAN
PUT Up FIERCE
FIGHT FOR LIFE
HelgeIeln's cIenched Fist in
Death Holds a Tuft Of
Hair.
FROM LAMPHERE'S HEAD?
Color Corresponds With Hair Of
Hired Man Who Is Held
Under Suspicion.
LAMPHERE's HEAD?

I.aporte, Ind, May 1s.--The anthoEi-
weaving together the shreds of evil
dence relied upon to connec Ray
Lamphcre with the deaths at the
Guinness farm. and have their case as
complete as possible when tho grand
jury meets next week.
AS yet the evidence has not re-
vealed to any great extent what atti-
tudc it would Neither Lam
pflere nor counsel VIII discuss the
matter with anyone, further than to
and that she fired her own home that
burned her children to death. While
Prosecutor Smith this
theory as absolutely improbable, yet
this impression is becoming wide
spread despite almost total absence OF
evidence to support II.
The weather is today again very
threatening. Some rain has fallen
though not in sufficient quantities to
necessarily delay tho sheriff's opera
lions at the Guinness farm.
That Andrew Helgelein, formerly OF
Mansfield, S. D., did not give up his
life without a struggle is evidenced by
the fact that in one of his clenched
hands was a tuft of short Drown hair,
which is said to be in correspondence
closely with the hair covering the head
of Ray Larnphere. This new phase OF
the mystery was disclosed in a deposit
ton of DIR. Myer, of the examining
physicians, who went into an exhaus-
Tive examination of Helgelein's body.
William Brogiski, a Polander. living
with a farmer neighbor of Mrs. GUM
ness, wa called upon during the years
1906-9T to dig three holes III the barn
lot of the Guinness place. He was told
bv Mrs. Guinness the holes were to be
utilized for farm refuse. Mrs. GUM
ness designated the dimension of the
holes, which Brogiski says were abou
six feet long and four feet wide. In
all these holes bodies have been found.
LACK OF MONEY SAVED
THIS DuPE or WOMAN
st. Joseph. Mo-, May 13.-"Because I
had no money, / now believe, is the
only thing that saved me from being
murdered by Mrs. Guinness near La
porte said George Anderson, of Tar
kio. Mo, las night as h. boarded the
Rock Island flyer for Chicago, where he
will offer his personal testimony and
letters written to him by Mrs. GUM
ness to the authorities.
Anderson, VINO is q Swede 50 years
Old. believes the woman Is still alive:
that she set fire to the farm herself.
Two Years ago, while at Montieth,
Mich lie answered ope of Mrs. GUM
ness advertisements. posing as a
wealthy farmer. She wrote him to
CONS on. He did so. but upon finding
he had no money, she was
but told him he could spend the night
at her place. He went to bed, but was
awakened and found the woman bend
ing over him. When he spoke she ran
Out of the room. Greatly frightened
he did not close his eyes after that and
at daylight left tho place.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14

This notice has been displayed in a
London suburb: Way pay rent when
you can hire a horse. mar and a dark
night for Is Cd an hour? Night rernov-
ais without disturging your neighbs s
a speciality"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
LATE PREMlER's BROTHER
FOLLOWS HIM TO GRAVE

London, May IL. - Right Honorable
James Alexander Campbell. brother of
the late premier. Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman, is dead.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14

According to the police census just
taken, the population of Washington Is
339, 403, an increase of 9.812 over last
year. There are 241.92o whites and 81
483 negroes.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
PLAY "NiGHT RIDERS"
ON dad" AND LOSE

O~wensville, Ind, May IA farmer In
Posey county planned to raise a crop
of tobacco this year for home consump-
ton only. His two sons, 10 and IL
years old, assigned to the job of night
watchers over the crop, assumed the
role of night riders. They cut a lot OF
timber switches and placed them at the
ron door of the home. On the door
they tackled this sign:
I: "Old man: If you raise any to- !:
;oacco this year there will be h I:
I: raised here. Night Riders"
From a window in the kitchen the
father watched the work of the boys,
and when they were fast asleep he stole
into their rooms. In the trousers leg
OF each he deposited a bunch of switch
Is. n on the seat of their pants was
attached the following sign:
Might Riders: Meet me at barn !:
at I o'clock in the morning when /:
raising will begin. Old Man" /:
The boys met the father at the APP
pointed hour.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
BAKE and FREEZE
LEG 70 SAVE LIFE
pr. sullivan, an Inferno, Aids
Policeman Carpenter Where
Elders Despaired.

Nav York, May I-After experienced
physicians had declared that even am
sputation OF q leg might not save the
life Of Policeman Coles Carpenter. and
q priest had been summoned to admin
lister the last rites OF the church, DR..
Raymond Sullivan, a young inferno in
st. Mary's hospital succeeded, by the
alternate baking and freezing process.
In saving Carpenters life and leg.
While stepping from a car last July
Carpenter fell on rusty nail. wounds
Ing his right leg. Modification set In,
and last DecembefSSGs was decided ann
8putation was necessary.
DR.. Sullivan, son OF Dr.. John D. Sulli-
van, a police surgeon said he believed
he could save the limb. AS amputatfon
In Carpenters condition was most pre-
carious. h inferno was allowed to take
the case.
DR.. Sullivan baked Carpenters leg
IN q heat from $50 to 200 degrees to IN
duce a rush OF blood to the limb. He
then plunged 1t into an ammonia ice
tank to drive the blood out quickly and
carry away the impurities which had
caused modification. The treatment
proved effective and early in April Car
penter could use his leg with the aid OF
clutches. Last night he took a long
walk without the crutches. His leg
will soon be normal.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14
HORSE WINS.

London. May 11.-One OF thet 1.0Ot1
guinea stakes at Newmarket today was
won by Richard Groker's Rhodora-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14

Building of the American
republics. Erected through the
public spirited gift of Andrew
Carnegie and the contributions
of all the republics upon land
provided by the government of
the United States. May IL,
1908" /.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-05-14

The boys met the father at the ~
pointed hour.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-02-01
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAILUKU

Chas NJ. Cooke, President W. T. Robinson,
c. d. Lufkn, Cashier
II. A. Wadsworth Director D. =. Case
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-02-01
FOUNDERS AT SEA,

The American Ship Eclipse one
hundred and three days out from
Newcastle New South Wales, Aus
tralia sank on the eleventh of
January and all on board took to
the boats for their protection.
1t is reported that the ship was
in a bad condition when she left
port and was very old vessel
many years ago.
She was carrying coal to San
Francisco and by keeping the
pumps at work managed to make
fairly good headway until she was
about two degrees north latitude
when she was struck by lightning
while becalmed.
The lightning dismasted her and
loosened her timbers and increased
the inflow of water. For fourteen
days she rolled in the rough of the
sea while the crew rugged up jury
sails and again headed for San
Francisco.
On the eleventh of January she
was leaking so badly that the two
steam pumps were unable longer
to keep down the water and she
was filling at the rate of three feet
in twenty.four hours. After she
had eleven feet of water in her and
her decks were awash Captain Lar
sen decided to abandon her and
ordered all hands into the boats.
They were then in latitude thirty
six degrees North and one hundred
and fifty-iive degrees west longi-
tude and about one thousand miles
from land.
The mate and six men took to
the smaller boat with ample pro-
visions and water while the Cap
tain and eight men took to the
large forty foot boat. After being
out some days the smaller boat
was capsized one night and all of
the water and provisions were lost
and the men were thrown into the
sea. All of the men were rescued
by the Captain and the sixteen
men were then cramped in the
small space without room to turn
while the extra weight put the
boat So low that they were COM
PEELED to bail the boat constantly
to keep from being swamped. This
work continued incessantly day
and night during the entire trip.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-02-01

could to relieve the suffering of the
men.
Captain Larsen and the men
speak in the highest terms of the
treatment accorded them at Hama.
The Claudine took the Captain
and men to- Honolulu where they
will be placed in the hospital for
some time until they are again able
to follow the sea which all of them
intend to do except the Captain who
says that he has now gone through
three ship wrecks and that he will
never follow the sea again.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-02-01
kBKlPI WINS LAND SUIT.

pi to have deed executed by him.
self to Joseph Mitchell set aside
and the same declared mortgage
was heard by Circuit Judge Kepoi-
kai Friday and Saturday of last
week.
The case was one of unusual in
terest Or account Of its beiEg the
result of dealings relative to the
same piece of land in Pauwelat hat
was gotten from an old Hawaiian
by Kekipi under such circum-
st noes that the matter was inves-
tigated by a Grand Jury who
severely roasted Rev. J. E. Kekipi
and NJ. p. Waiwaiole, the two
parties who were represented by
tie Grand Jury of the June term of
1901 as defraudlng the old Hawaii
an out OF the land.
In connection with this transac.
ton the Grand Jury of June 1901
of which Il. G.. Searle was Foreman
made the following report to the
then presiding Judge J. w. Kalua.
"In the matter of J. E. Kekipi
againtt whom there was a COM
plant laid for obtaining a deed
from a native named r. Mia and
his wife Kahopewai under false
pretenses. We have made quite
an exhaustive investigation and
find that there has been a great
fraud perpetrated by this J. E. Ke-
kipi by his working on the religi-
Gus feelings or fanaticism Of these
two natives. We regret exceeding
ly that on consultation with the
Deputy Attorney General to find
that there is no statute in the Ha-
waiian laws which will permit us
to bring in an indictment against
J. E. Kekipi.
In connection with this case Mr..
NJ. p. Waiwaiole does not appear
to have acted in a thoroughly up
right and conscientious manner in
his capacity as Notary Public. 1t
would appear from the evidence
produced that there was more or
less OF conspiracy between Mr..
Waiwaiole and Mr.. Kekipi to obtain
the signatures of Mia and his wife
to the deed, when from Waiwaiole's 5
own evidence, he, (Waiwaiole) was
aware of the fact that Mia and his
: wife signed the deed under the i'm
preston that they were signing a
mortgage"
From this it will be seen that the
2 Grand Jury believed the Reverend
| gentleman to be any thing but
| what minister of the gospel is sup
posed to he and this was the cause
of general interest in the suit.
= While the receipt for the money
= paid by Mitchell was written in
Hawaiian and was written by Ke'
kipi himself and acknowledged the
! receipt of tAe money as in full o.
. the purchase price of the land in
: Pauwela witnesses were produced
e to prove that Mitchell had acknow
= lodged that it was mortgage thai
he held and that there was al
+ understanding to that effect al
a though the instrument mas in the
o form of a deed.
Y The Court decided in favor of tn,
t plaintiff.
The Court of course could no
t take cognizance OF how Kekipi 60
g possession of the land but that fac
e however makes the case all Tia
e more interesting to the public.