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New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
GUARD CONSUL BISHOP
MALTA THREAT HEARD.
Petrosino's Body Taken to Church
ItaIv Wants Conference.

Rome. March 1s-Thirty-seven persons suspected
OF knowing OF the plot to kill Lieutenant Petrosino
taken into custody last night. They were al
once interrogated by the authorities. after which
detectives were sent out into the country around
Palermo to search for persons mentioned by the
prisoners.
Ambassador Griscom had talk this morning
with Foreign Minister Tttoni regarding the threat
enng letters addressed ". H. Bishop, the Ameri-
can Consul at Palermo. because Of his activity in
seeking to run Gown the assasSins OF Lieutenant
Petroslno. The Foreign Minister assured the am
bassador that all precautions to insure the safety
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
WESTON ENCOUNTERS SNOW,
Arrives at Rensselaer, in Good Spirits and Con-
times to Troy

Albany. March 1S.-Although he encountered bad
roads to-day, due the recent fan OF snow, Ed
ward Payson Weston, the veteran pedestrian who
plans to walk from New York 10 san Francisco
appeared to be IN good spirits his arrival in
Rensselaer, opposite Albany, shortly after O'CLOCK
tonight. lie made a stop OF about fifteen minutes
and continued on TO Troy where he will remain
for the night.
Weston came from Hudson, making stops at
Stuyvesant and Castleton. He was accompanied
from Hudson by John j. Coleman. OF Albany an
old time friend.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
MINISTER CHALLENGES TIPPLERs.
IBv Telegraph TO The Tribune-I

lRv Telegraph % The Tribune
Philadelphia. March 1S--In the session of the
Natbodist Conference to-day the Rev. Dr. l. W.
Nfunbar ar evangelist OF Germantown, who is
sxty-four years old and as vigorous as colt. is
sued a sweeping challenge to prove that the
who takes nip or two is not the physical equal OF
the total abstainer.
Dr. Munhan offers 10 place himself as a con-
testant and exponent of the unacoholic life against
any conner of any age who smiles for a trial of
strength at long distance bicycle riding, jumping.
running. putting the shot or other popular sport.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
THINK TWO OFFICERS FOUND GUILTY.
Cases of Kinzie, Rich and Fremont Reviewed
Will Go TO President

Washington. March 1s-The officers % the Judge
advocate generals Office have completed their re-
view Of the court martial cases OF Major Francis
P. Fremont. 5th Infantry, at Plattsburg Barracks.
New York. First Lieutenant Hunter KInzte. 5och
Infantry. ar the Preside of Monterey. Cal. ard
Second Lieutenant Charles H. Rich, 2sth Infantry.
AZ Manila. and they shortly viii De submitted TO
the President for final action
It Is understood that Klnzis and Rich. who ~e-s
charged with fraudulent transactions. we're found
guilty and sentenced by ths court martial TO dis
r-issaL
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
CHALLENGE FOR YACHTING CUP.

challenge was issued yesterday by the Ameri-
can Yacht Club, OF Milton Point Rye n. Y, to the
Indian Harbor Yacht Club, for match for the
Manhasset Bay Challenge Cup to be sailed during
the season Of 909, in accordance with the condi-
tIons Of the decla ration governing the
The American Yacht Club held the Manhasset Bay
Cup for several years until it by the
Indian Harbor club last summer
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
GOOD THING" FAILS TO WIN.

Los Angeles March 1s-What looked like at
tempted "shoo-n' Santa Anita Park this after
noon was "nipped in the bud by Judge Hamilton
before the horses went TO the post for the closing
race Round and Round opened at 40 to l, but
spectacular play forced the price down TO 7 to ..
The betting angle looked suspicious TO Judge Ham
il,on and he cautioned the riders, with the result
that ct. uario, the natural favorite, won' while
Round and Round finished third
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
DIVORCE FOR MRS. JULES r. eIMsERNAT.

Justice Truax signed interlocutory degree yes
+ardav granting divorce to Mrs. Jules r Climber
nat who sued her husband for absolute divorce.
Mrs Gfmbernat obtains possession Of the two chill
dren of the couple under the decree. The decree
was signed on the recommendation of the referee in
the case William Allen Mrs. Gimbernat, who was
Miss vdia Caskins a niece of General Pickett the
confederate general was married to Mr.. Gimbernat
Of the Church OF the Heavenly Rest, in June 1901
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
ACCIDENT BLOCKS BRIDGE TRAFFIC.

south-bound Brooklyn Bridge car ran off the
track Yesterday evening and thereby caused a
ira fBo blockade that lasted twenty-five minutes.
Tho accident happening between the New York
anchorage and the north tower at the New York
sin toint served block both tracks and the road
wav. Many passengers finally made their way up
stairs and took T. trains; others squirmed their
way into the street and got subway trains. No
one was injured.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

Jerome D. Travera the national amateur cham
pion has made mis- plans TO sail for Scotland on
Saturday April 3, the Anchor Line steamer Cal
edonia TO play in the amateur championship tourna-
ment of Great Britain. In a conversation last
night the Montcair crack expressed confidence in
his ability TO at least make a good showing He
has been playing recently on Saturdays and Sun
davs and playng well
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
ENGLEwoop WINS HOCKEY MATCH

ne Engiewood hockey team defeated the Short
mis- seven in a hotly contested game at the St
Nicholas Rink last night by a score of 10 g. The
seaIns were evenly matched, and an extra perica Of
hi'een minutes had TO be played 10 determine the
sinner
-1ngiehart scored the deciding goal for Engle-
WOOD by a pretty shot from the side the rink
affer the teams had been playing almost thirteen
mSautes OF the extra period
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
RESULTS OF BASEBALL GAMES.

New Orleans Philadelphia (American
League, ?. New Orleans (Southern League), /
A. Atisnta-Cincinnau (National League), I;
Atlanta Southern LeaEue), s.
A. Charlottesville, Va-University Of Virginia
6. Fishburne Military Academy, O.
A. Mobile Ala-Cleveland american League). 3:
Knrfle o.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

Of Mr.. Bishop and the consulate had been taken
The building was being closely watched and MI
Bishop was being guarded every time ne went out
Palermo March 1s-The removal Of Lieutenant
Petrosinos body from the mortuary chamber OF
the cemetery to the church this evening, prepara-
tory to the funeral which will be held tomorrow
passed without incident. The American Consul. W.
H Bishop. has broken of arrangements Win a
shipping agent who had become alarmed az threats
by the Malta and has intrusted the whole arrange
ments with reference 10 the transportation OF the
body TO Professor Netere.
Among the men arrested by the Italian authori-
ties are two whose connection with the case is
thought to be very close The police maintain ao-
soIute secrecy with regard TO their identity
Washington, March 1s--Italy. through Mayor dss
Plarches the ambassador here. to-day submitted
- tbs state Department a proposition having in
view, the calling Of an international conference on
immigration Secretary Knox has referred the mat
ter 10 the Department OF Commerce ana LaOoC
for consideration of the bureau Of immigration
Although IL appears II the proposition for this
,onfararce was result OF had a direct relation
n the killing Of Lieutenant Petrosino, Is stated
that such is not the case, but that the proposluoh
LEFT italy several weeks ago. coming 10 tnis Coun
Try nv mail and that Ambassador Des Piancnes
mentioned to Secretary Knox a week ago. prlsrr
berefore 10 the death Of Lieutenant Petrosino the
fact that his government had Informed him tnat
It was forwarding such proposition
AT the Italian Embassy II was declared Iiat
tbars was no connection between the proposed con-
,.-e,oa and the Petrosino assassination Despite
+bfs fact Il is believed that such conference the
purpose Of which, It declared would be to
help the good" Italian immigrants, would take
into consideration the Black Hand and otner
spcb societies which thrive largely on bad imri-
GIANTS The document is in Italian and has not
yet been translated.
A reward Of 5000 has been offered by the Italian
government for the capture Of the slayer OF Petro-
sino according to official information the Italan
Embassy communicated to the State Department
The embassy advces state that the New York
officer refused italian police protection and de-
cJned 10 give the assumed names under which he
travelled or his address because he wished 10
keep his movements entirely secret, oehevlns tnaI
he might be recognized by the persons whom he was
seeking II he was followed about by italian detec-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
KLINE NO MATCH FOR ATTELL.

Abe AtteI the clever featherweght champion
plaved with Patsy Kline, the Newark boy. for ten
rounds at the Whrlwind Athletic Club last night
Atten gave fine exhibition of blocking. and al
most had his opponent out in the last round
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
TURNS FROM RACING TO BASEBALL.

New Orleans March 1s.-Leonard Stern, for the
last four YEA president OF the New Orleans Base
ball Club will resign. His stock has been pur-
chased nv George G Bennett Of Memphis, well
known az an owner of thoroughbred horses.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
REAR ADMIRAL cAPPs's HOME BURNS.

Norfolk Va March 12-Oakiand, the family
home of Rear Admiral Caps. chief Of the naval
bureau Of construction and repair. was destroyed
by fire to-day, together with the outbutldings-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Contracts for I'm prOUemerts at Forts
Terry and Wright Arrdrded.
rFror The Tribuns Bureau. ]


ities We're surprised ind that prices asked vers
much higher than the estimates made by the army
constructing officers Il has become necessary.
therefore. omit for the present the quarters for
field and company officers which were included IN
the original plans for the enlargement OF these
posts IN the New York artillery district Bids
for the work omitted will be called for when
ever funds can be spared from the general appro-
priation for barracks and quarters for artillery
posts
ORDERS IssUED-Ths following orders have
been issued:
ColonsI JAMES B HICKEY. I4th Cavalry placed urea
retired list Win rsnE Of brisadsr general.
Lleutsnan, Colonel CU-NIIFFE H. MURRAY. fron rtA
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM D. BEACH. rom 4th 10
Captain ALEXANDER E. WILLIAMS quartsrnaAssar.
from Francisco Office quartsrmastsr general
Captain ALBERT : BRooKEs. retired detailed Win
First Llsg'53aPs 2 ENRT M ,5. l. ARJs J 50 t5 '4 . r.
Firs! Lieutenant CHARLES F LEONARD 7ta Infantry.
Infantry. i've months from May L
NAVY
Captain A MERIT. detached 81 Lighthouse District:
1A.utsnant R W VINCENT. detached hor~.
Lieutenant J. GRADY. detached the Kentucky; AO1a~-
Ensign J. Y oG4N detached the Georgia; home, Is@vs
Passed Assistant Surgeon A ] GEIGER. dstachsd ts%
suRLly to naval hospital Ma Msre Island, -.
Miea5 School SshiPgf42 % Ps2 e ta sgBgy 4 nT ~
Medical School. washingto1; 70 ths MinnesosA
proving ground, Indian Head: to Naval Medical
Assistant en2 ssson e e. 5 FEED dseaeAsa the cOur-SOs
to the navy yard Mare Island -,
Assistant Surgeon W 8 KUDER- dseaahsd ms Mfnas-'
sofa to the nay ysFds l5s Gt.s .r --.,
school Washington: recruiting station. Dallas,
vice Assistant Surgeon a B HAYWARD. 70 Chg7
Assistant Surgeons d H NOBLE and ~ n poDGH.
detached naval medical school Washington; TO 1AvAA
hospital Las Anirnas - ,.L,-, -, -. j
cal school washisston: TO naval naSazinA 1onSt
Assistant Surgeon Q. ,. wHrraoEE. d-eaehed ns~.s3
medical school washington to navy proving S-o070si
Surgeon a F4RENHoLT. detached Maryzaas - 80
Assistant surgeon T. NJ RAIsoN. dstsehsd tss vssss
Virginia. TO the Maryland
MARINE CORPS.
1Isutsnant Colonel T KANE. detached hesd4us-esss.
command marine barracks- navy yard Ports1neuxas
Mator P Nj sANNosl detached navy ysrd: to rscrus.
ing duty. Philadelphia. vice Major H D BUTLER
CAPTAINS F NJ WISE and y 6 BCRToE and Ft-ss
!Lsutsnant H = Tis54HSi M zPPofn'ed board er
First Lieutenant WARD ELLIS. 70 artrs bs-ses. rsvy
second rJsutenant n DANIELS dse.sast hss4-
quarters. to officers school. Port Roya-
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHTPs-rhe foIlov1zs
movements Of vessels have been reported TO tbs
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
March 1s-Ths Dixie Newport
March 1.-THE Birmingham. Bradford. p 2; EAs
Marietta. al Guantanamo; the Taeon1a. a Porto
orado and the Buffalo. Magdalera Bay
SAILED
March 15-The Dixie. from Hampton Roads for Esvvo-e
rarno, the Dixie Newport Boston tns Torx-
town rom Acsiq5,2 fos cos1y9; % 5s- @ s
Julia for Anapaa-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
DEMAREsT PLAYS GOOD BILLIARDS
Makes High Run of 1S1. but Is Beaten by
Tom Gallagher in One Game.

Calvin Deuarest, the young Chicago billiard play
er who recently Joined the professional ranks
plaved brilliant billiards yesterday at McGraw's
academy in practice for the worlds championship
tournament at 1gz which begins Monday. He
won two games in the afternoon, beating s. Levy,
40 20 % and A. NJ. Todd, 400 10 Il In the latter
game he averaged as and had high run OF l43- In
the evening game Tom Gallagher defeated him by
8 score of 800 70 E45 in spite OF high run OF 1Sl
in the eleventh inning
Demarest exceled yesterday in his masse shots
and close nursing In his Of 14S In the after
noon he made a three-cushion bank shot around
the table that made the critics applaud vigorously.
Louis Cure the French champion continued TO
show splendid form in his practice match against
Maurice DAILY at the latter's academy last night
by defeating him, by the score of 500 to 251. he
made the good average Of Q 1874, with high
o. loS. "A and So Days high runs 81. AZ
and D.
George 2. Sosson easily defeated Edward Nc
l-aughln in Is2 balkline billiard game at the
formers academy last night by 500 TO 80 Slosson
played a consistent game, making high runs Of
u & and 20. with average Of 2 1872
ora Morningstar defeated Ben SayIor, of Cali
iornla, 81 Suttons academy last night. by l0D to
"a. lie had an average OF is 30-A while his high
runs were s. So and 81
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

Of Mr.. Bishop and the consulate had been ta-Aen'
The building was being closely watched, and Mr.
Bishop was being guarded every time he went out
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
AT
BALTIMORE

Nav 80 ala m. June I. 2, 8, "A,
June 8 20, 20. 70
July l. 8, s. p. m. Sept. H. l8' IA 10
Sept 10. IL. IS. II
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Happenings Of a Week Through
out the State.
GET NEW EXPRESS RATES
Reduction of Twenty Per Cent in
Effect on July |.

Much more than the usual amount
OF business came up for consideration
and was disposed of during the reg
ular monthly meeting of the state
board of railroad commissioners
which has just been held at the head
quarters of the commission in Sioux
Falls.
Perhaps the most important mattel
considered during the meeting was
the proposed reduction OF express
rates throughout South Dakota. The
American Adams and the Great
Northern Express companies had rep
resentatives at the meeting and as a
result of the conference new schel
ule of rates VIII be placed In effect on
July !. The new schedule will reduce
present express rates about 90 pei
cent.
The matter of the construction OF
a track connecting the tracks of the
Northwestern and Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad companies n
Eedfield was given further considera
ton and the board denied the petition
OF the Northwestern road asking that
the case be reopened. There now is
believed to be a strong possibility oi
the case being carried into the courts
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
RATE QUESTION is SETTLED
4. o. Y. w. Accepts Report of Com.
mftee and Elects Officers.

The A. o. U. w. convention at
Pierre adopted the committees report
on the rate question. The action OF
the convention makes the minimum
rate of SO cents per month on a pol
icy of 81 900 for members under TWEEN
ty-fiye years of age and the same on
$1,000 for members sixty years old or
over. A graduated scale was adopted
for members between these age lin,
its.
The following officers were elected:
Grand master, Olaf Nelson, Yank.
ton; foreman, S. H. Goodfellow, Brook.
ings; overseer, S. ]. Smith, Mitchell !;
recorder, J. D. Lavine, Aberdeen; sec.
rotary, ]. E. Platte, Clarke; guide,
Daniel Hewell, Sturgis; inside watch,
A. McCullen; outside watch, F. s.
Rowe, Fort Pierre c. W Dilger,
Rapid City, Sol Starr, Deadwood; c.
M. Grain. Redfield, and T. NJ Sim.
mons were chosen as delegates to the
national convention. Deadwood was
selected as the next convention city.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04

Any lady reader of this paper
will receive, on request, a clever
Drip Coffee Strainer Coupon
privilege, from DR.. Shoop, Racine,
Wis. 1t is. silver plated, very
pretty, and positively prevents all
dripping of tea or coffee. The
doctor sends it with his new book
on Health Coffee simply to in
troduce this clever substitute for
real coffee. DR.. Shops Health
Coffee is gaining its great popular
ity because of; first its exquisite
taste and flavor; second, its abso-
lutte healthfulness; third, its econ
omy-13 lbs Csc; fourth, it's con-
venience. No tedious 20 to 30
minutes boiling. Made in a
minute" says DR.. Shoop. Try it
at your grocer's for a pleasant sur
prise. Forter-W hooley Grocery.
SOL
Piercy Sells Rubber Stamps
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
EICHLER ACQUITTED BY JURY
Man on Trial at stureis for Murder Is
Freed. s

Man on Trial at stureis for Murder Is
81 Freed. 5
The jury in the Emerson Eichler
case at Sturgis brought in verdict
of acquittal after being out nearly
twenty-four hours The jury twice
asked Tor further instructions and at
one time stood seven for acquittal and
five for conviction.
Eichler, who was charged with the
murder of Henry Bohnsack, on the
witness stand narrated circumstances
Of the killing, showing that In the
trouble with Fred Bohnsack he picked
up the shotgun with the intention OF
using 1t as a club and he claimed that
the discharge of the gun was acci-
dental The evidence Of good char.
acter OF the defendant and the quar-.
relsome character Of Bohnsack con
sstitnted the other features of defense.
The states attorney stated to the
jury in opening his address that they
did not expect a verdict Of murder,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
LIVES WITH BULLET IN HEAD
Strange Case of Ten-YearOld Day
County Boy.

To apparently he in a normal con
dition, notwithstanding that a bullet
is embedded in his brain, is the
strange case of Henry Miller, aged
ten years, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miller, who reside OF a farm near
Bristol Day county. He was acct.
dcntally shot in the head with %,
caliber rite in the hands of his
brother while they were hunting
gophers several days ago The boy
is conscious, is enjoying his meals, his
temperature is not alarming and his
condition is surprisingly good. consid
ering the fact that the wound in his
head was SO severe that small por-
ton Of the brain substance eXuded
from it. The bullet is far back in his
head and the probe has been used
without avail
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
LODGE ADOPTS NEW RATES
Degree of Honor Also Elects Officers
for Ensuing Year.

The Degree of Honor grand lodge
in session at Pierre, adopted the ma
tional fraternity congress rates fol
new business. allowing the old mem
bers to come in at the new rate OF
remain at the Old rate at their own
option. The officers of the Degree OF
Honor selected for the ensuing year
are: Grand chief of honor, Mrs. EN-
ma Court. Speartish: grand lady OF
honor, Mrs. Emma Thayer, Brookings;
grand chief of ceremonies, Mrs. Eta
Dore, Milhank; grand recorder, Mrs
Kate Sessions Holmes, Nerdon; grand
receiver, Mrs. Mary Moves Farr
Pierre: grand usher, Mrs. Cox, Sioux
Falls; grand inside watch, Sophia D
Pfeffer. Pierre; grand outside watch
Mrs. Greybill, Lead. T.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
MADE FORTUNE IN ALASKA
Former South Dakota Man Dies and
Leaves Mines to Relatives. rs

According to telegram from Seat
tie John Gregor, Jr., the son of John
Gregor of Madison, who at the age OF
eighty-three is one of the pioneers OF
the state, is dead at Phoenix, Ariz.
Gregor, Jr., ran away from home
twenty-one years ago and went into
the Far North, where he and a part
ner discovered the rich gold fields at
Circle City, Alaska.
The will of the dead miner be.
Queaths to his father and each of his
five brothers and two sisters the sums
of $4,000. Gregor's mines are con.
sidered among the richest in the Cir.
Gle City district. n
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
MILWAUKEE SURVEYS LINE
Mysterious Movements Of Grew Near
Miller Arouses Curiosity.

The mysterious movements Of sur.
yeying party composed OF about a
dozen persons in the southwest part
OF Hand county is causing much inter.
est among residents, No information
can be obtained from any Of the party
as to their plans. They appear to be
moving north and south and this leads
to the belief that it may be the Mil
wankee railroad surveying lire from
Orient to Platte or some other point
on its south line. II this is q NIilwau
kee crew then the line will GROSS be
tween Miller and Rec Heights.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
CAPITOL NEAR COMPLETION
Work on Statehouse Is Being Pushed
by Contractor. ." 50

Marble work on the floors of the
corridors of the new capitol is under
way; the ornamental plaster work is
being shaped up; the dome is prac.
tically ready for the steel work and
Contractor Olson is pushing every
thing as rapidly as possible with the
desire to get his contract work out OF
the way before cold weather again
sets in. @,. ~
The exterior Of the building will
probably be finished by September and
by the same time large amount Of
the interior work will be out OF the
way.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
STATE ASSESSMENT RAISED
Addition Of New Lands Adds Big Sum
to Valuation.

AA Ta4g
The new lands which have been re.
ported by the various land Offices Of
the state to the state auditor for az
Ssessment this year win add mate
rally to the real estate list abe as.
sessed and will increase the valuation
between s1b ,0O0. 900 and $4,000, 900, as
the lands reported are In counties
with assessment values running from
\ 81 to- $I2 an acre. All the different
land Offices Of the state report total
of seas quarter sections to be added
TO the roll. This Increase, with that
which will come with increases on
lands assessed In past years. will
place the real estate assessment Of
the state at more than 5000. 600, 900
y this year.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
4 Baby Drowned II ii 4 Z Harrel.

The two-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. q den Ouden, who live on a
farm in the southwestern portion Of
Bon Homme county. was drowned in
q barrel which stood In close proxim-
ity to q fence as the result Of falling
from the fence. He was not found
until HE was extinct.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
CLING LONG TO UPSET BOAT
Father and TWO Sons Finally Rescued
5~sSf,S3 by Friends. taz

> - Z . py &c TFEruS.7
F. G. 1.-THE of Madison and two lit
tie sons nearly lost their lives by
their boat capsizing while in the mid.
die Of lake. The father had hard
work to keep up the boys courage
and to get them to maintain their hold
on the overturned boat. Several
times they gave out and the father
drew them back to the craft. After
drifting for an hour, and a half they
reached Johnsons point, where friends
rescued them, SO exhausted that it
was necessary to send to the city for
"a physician to help revive them
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04
Ask Tor TWO c onprsssr,sn..

Two more referendum petitions
were fled ct Pierre, one Of them rs-
ferring to the law dividing the state
Into two congressional diagrIcts and
tbs other referring to the law abolish.
ing tho state board of emhllmefs.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-04

Meets ID |. 20. o. Hall the third
friday evening in each month. Visit
ing brothers cordial welcomed. Meet
ings at 800 p.