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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-04
Defendants.
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS

THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired TO answer the complaint of the
plaintiffs which was filed in the
office of the clerk of this court in
Webster, Day County, South Dakota, on
the 9th day of June, 1870 and which prays
for a judgment quieting the title to and
determining all of the adverse claims
against the premises described in the
complaint, situated in said county, to-wit:
The Northwest Quarter of Section Tween
ty-four IN. w. "a of Sec. 24) in Township
One Hundred Twenty-one (l2l) North of
Range Eitty-siX (56) West of the Fifth
Principal Meridian; and the Southwest
Quarter of Section Thirteen Is. w. a OF
Sec 49, Township One Hundred Twenty
one (l2D North of Range Fifty-six $3.50
West of the Fifth Principal Meridian; and
the Northeast Quarter of Section Twenty
four IN. +. a of Sec. "a Township One
Hundred Twentv-one Q21) North of Range
Fifty-siX $3.50 West of the Fifth Principal
Meridian, and to serve a copy of your
answer to said complaint on the under
signed at their office in Webster, Day
County, South Dakota, within thirty days
after the completed service of this sum
mons upon you, exclus i've of the day OF
such service and if you fail to answer
said complaint within that time the plain
tiff will apply TO the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Sears * Potter,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Webster, ). ID.
Dated June 24th, 1910.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
Trouble 10 Mississippi Senate.

Jackson, Miss, April l5.-Slme
definite action on the pslt OF Safe
Senator Bilbo Is expected soon following
the action oil the Senate lsst night when
Gu log a tt)rmy sessIon, resolution
was adopted demanding his resignation.
A previous resolution calling for The
expulsion OF Blbo was lost but The reso'
lntIon asking that he resign wss carried
by big maj ,rity.
The sciion enr'ged the tu?poitr
of former G)veroor Hsrdsmsn who
we're pushing the chsrges that Uoiied
States Senator Percy bad been elected
by corfup, m,t1ods that many OF them
let the Senate chamber. Senator John
Brown, president pro tenn Of The Senate,
resigned.
Alt.r the Blbo resolnIion was sdOp'-
ed, another one Wss put through de-
clariug the sense Of the Senate that the
sentt1rial CONTEXT was withou! Improper
IL lIeucp, that the election of Senator
Percy was free from fuu or corruption
and expressing confidence 10 the seps-
tor. This will ru. an end 10 the charges
OF bribery brought by Bilbo unless the
grand jury takes different action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
War on Missionaries.

Pekip, April 15.-The governors
Yamen a. OlsDgshs, where the nit
sionsries of the Wesleyan China inland
mission we're re'uged from native mob,
was turned by lbs mob today. The
missionaries fed to one Ct the mer-
chant ships where they are now said 10
be safe from attack.
The mob slso forced the abandon
ment OF the Bfitish consulate aud the
customs house. The situation is so
serious that many Of the foreigners have
t.ksu refuge on the merchant ships.
Two more Eoglish gu1bosts, total
of four are DOW being rushed to the
scene.
The endangered missionaries are Rev.
Gilbert Warren, Rev. W. II. Watson,
Rev. E Cooper sud 8lfe, all Methodisis.
Warren Is the mission superintendent! OF
the entire Human province.
The Wesleyan mission has seven
hundred converts In ObsDgsbs, and
there is danger that the mob may at
tack then. There are a lumber OF other
missions 10 Ohspgsha, uiiog the
Yale ct .tion and several stations OF the
London missionary society. There hss
been q repor. Of acks upon them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
The PRESIDENT KISSED.

The president of the United Salts,
Attic ugh guest of honor, wss Kissed
last evening" at the Arlington Holel,
Washington, in the coDveIt on of the
National American Woman suffase
Association, for exercising bis right Of
free speech.
Kisses aud "ca' calls" arose from all
pats of the house In such volume SIS to
leave no doubt that bis words were uu.
Welcome to large body of bis listeners.
The president was sbtu' half through
bis sboIt speech when The msuifests-
ton OF dlsspprovsl came from the angry
women.
DIR. Tat bad ssid that II any clsss did
not care enough about ire right 10 take
pat 10 government to pat oipale ss 3
whole 10 the exercise of political poser,
if conferred, then danger lay In the fact
that the power might be exercised By the
lesIt desirable persons, and neglected by
macy who would be mos. desirable IS
members OF the electorate.
This was what brtught forth the In.
suit 10 the shape Of hisses and cstcslls
Il was trying noment for the preIi-
dent whose color frightened, aud resuu,
log his speech, he said:
Nov, my dear ladies, you must show
yourselves equal to seli-goyernment by
exercising, Ia li,t,nIng to opposing ar
guments, that degree OF restraint without
which III ,cessinl sel'-go1ernment Ia in
possible" There was no more hisses
when the president continued his address.
AT The couclnsion OF hfs talk be was
enthusiastically aPplsuded and some OF
ths leaders of the convention exPresssd
to him their sincere regret over the ur-
pleasant incident. Presiden. Taft as-
sured them thtt he bad not had his
feelings Injured In the least.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
En1lish PnliilcI.

London, April l5.-A clean cut elece
toral test on the issue OF Irish home u 5
is inevitable within tie next six week
in the opinion Of those who nave ana
lJz,d last nights meeting OF the House
OF Commons, which, amid scenes OF al
most unprecedented pprosr, passed The
Iast Of Premier A.quith's at lords reSo-
In ,iors,
During the htat:d discussion Atqclih
said that he would demand the kings
assistance 10 forcing the rfso Ii ions
through the House OF Lord. Whit
ever bis demands upon the king arc
they have not been made Known Is
certain that The king will reuse them,
aud another election will be forced.
As the price OF obtaining Irish sup
port OF the budget, A'qu'th bee prom
Ised that home Tue will be the doml'
naut Issue 10 this election, aud be is un-
der a new pledge to the Itlsh 10 grant
home lule the fnt thing In the event Of
the liberals success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
CONGRESSIONAL.

Ia the S,rate yesterday bill author
ling the disposal OF suTplu, WI t'r from
government irrigation pr jscls agsirtI
which Mr. Hey burn has been CONDUCTING
one-msn flibusier, was passed.
The amendment Of Senator Smith, Of
Msrylsnd, extmptlug independent water
line rates from the Jurisdiction Of the
IttFSiate Commerce Commission was
Incorporated 10 the railroad bill.
Senator Burton submitted q minority
upoIt on tie rivers and harbors bill IL
dies ting that he will lead fight against
t. He stacked the harbor bill az waste
fol aud sxlravagsni.
10 the House the fitzgerald resolution
asking the president to inform the House
what reason, "lf any," exists that makes
L. inexptdIlnt to hold CT nyressIoDal ir-
qu'ry into the tu toms fruits, smenc-
ed 50 So 10 give the president authority
to use bis own discretion, was adoI ted
by almost q party vote.
Representa- i've RaireY, 10 q speech
preceding this vote, made implied charges
ssaiutt the attorney general snd Henry
W. Taft, the presidents brother. Pei
mission was given him to publish his
long ''sugar tIusi" speech In The Record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
Mr. Roossyelt 10 Vienna.

Vienna, April 10 Through an error
of some members OF tie reception com.
miitse, Mt Roosevelt found no rooms
reserved for him at the II Jlel Krsp2
upon bis arrival this morning.
Deepite the fat that he was the ''lior
of the hour" and had a thu Dphal ride
from the itltion to the hotel, absolutely
no arrangements had been made for his
reception at tde hotel. The hotel manager
provided for him temporarily 10 little
room, while one Of the most luxurious
suites In The hotel was get retdv.
One OF the 6rsi things Mr.. Roosevelt
did On arriving here was to sgsiu brand
as 6 fake q stst'meut that be bad co.,
ser t ed to be q candidate for the presi.
depcy sgsiD. The statement this time
was contained In the Paris Herald,
which quot I'd one OF lite Italian corres-
pOndepts.
Mr.. Roosevelt authorized the ceres
pondent OF the United Press TO ssy that
the story was "pure fake" that neither
he nor Clifford Piuchot bad said any
thing thst could possibly variant such
statement.
In this connection Roosevelt said that
bis meeting With Piucbot should not be
Interpreted as a desire to besr only one
eide OF the conservation controversy. 81
want to hear all sIdea, on all quel-
tiops," Mr.. Roosevelt said, and | shall
be glad to see anyone who can enl!ght'u
me on political conditions. | an sorry
that Senator Root could not come to
Europe"
at the Cspuchin Church, Mr.. Roose-
Velt placed wresths upon the tombs oil
Empress Elizabeth and Grown Prince
Rndolnh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
Virginia News.

Lewis V. L. H lvtstine, SO years old,
retired farmer, died Wednesday nigh
neH BIrJville.
Miss Sarah Greenlee, 67 yesrs old,
died at The BIZ me Of J. Edward Barnett,
nssr BeuyviIle on Wednesday.
An explosion cccurtd yesterday at q
NTH fsctoTy, at Roanoke, which re-
suited IN The death Of oil H. O. Kennedy,
OF Charlottesville, Ind,, who was en-.
gagged 10 testing match mixture when
the explosion occurred.
The Manassas Colored Industrial School
has Just suaounced the receipt Of dons-
tions sggrsgstipg $4,000. This lun
includes $l5, 900 from Andrew Carnegie,
Sl2 900 from persons 10 New York ~
and the balance from persons through.
out The northern, central and southern
ststep. This money the inst tuition will
devote to building purposes and Other
i'm pFovemeptg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
Sixty-first Congress.
Washington, April Is.
SENATE

Resolution adopted by the legislature
Of New jersey, fsVoripg The passage OF a
bill promoting Gen. Daniel E. sckels
10 be lieutenant general on the retired
Iht, was present I'd By Senator Ksan.
A bill was passed paying the expenses
incurred by the militia CT the various
sls'es participating 10 the pint msueu-
vers with the regular army during the
season of 1908. The amount involved
is about $780, 600
The resolution approprlatiug s65, 900
to Investigate wages aud prices by the
special committee now inspiring into
the increased cost Of living vas todsy
tlvorsbly reported from the committee
on contingent txi e1se'.
At the request of Senator OvermaD,
the resolution went over without action
uutil tomorrow.
The river aud tarbors bill was taken
up today. IL carries more than s52,-
600, 900. being an increase Of more than
81, 0C0, 900 over the Ii u,e bill.
Senator Burton, spoke at length 10
CT tcism of The measures. h raid
vicious system had grown up, and
should now be checked. He regretted
the necessity of differing from his former
associates Ia the Houie. He appropr-
stsd the great pressure brought 10 bear
on senators and representatives ard
the inheritance ofio'mer bad legislation.
HOUSE.
A diversion was caused By Mr.. Bsr-
net rep, N. Y }, who moved to strike
from the Oous ressioual Record s'aie-
meut made by Mr.. Rsiney, dem, III }
10 g speech yesterday. Rsiney charged
Inst sin violAton OF the rules" Attorney
General Wickersham had, through B;n.
net, caused q document 10 be printed 10
the record. Bsnntt moved thtt the
words sccu.ing him OF violating the rules
be eliminated.
Speaker Cannon ruled the Bennlt mo.
ton ont Of order. Bennett then explained
that the Wickershsm letter bad BEEN
read By the clerk by u 1animoui consent
Of the House.
There was another set-to 10 the House,
sitting ss a committee OF the whole, over
the sulzsr bill TO appoint NJ j. Gen.
Daniel f Sickles, retired, to be & lieu
tenant gsnersl in the army.
Mr. Prince on behalf oil FIVE members
of the II )use military commi tie, pro.
tested against favorable action on the
bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15

UNABLE TO Withstand The demand for
an irqliTy into the tugsr trust scandal,
aud the charges, direct aud indirect,
that Attorney General Wickersbsm has
been too closely affiliated With that iIusl
t. permit the fsvors conferred upon !
By the government to pass unnt I'D,
the Htu'e ye.tudsy sdOlt d a reso-
luton calling upon the president for tuch
reasons az maj exist ID make complete
investigation Of the sugsr frauds by the
II ue lnexpedieUt at this time. This
action wss tsken 10 direct response 10
the sis,emen. issu d Wednesday night
from the White House that con.
gressioDsl Investigation would be mex
pedieLt, The House wants to know why
The orlginsl resolution vas introduced
by Mr.. Fl zyersld, Of New York, and
called upon tle president for any facts
10 his possession which would tend to
show ihit 40 It'gstlon should not
be msde. The republicans changed this
90 as 10 ask the president for his ressons
only. 10 the discussion charges and
iusinuRtiOrs we're hurled 1t the repubIi-
can side by the democrats, which, II
they are without fouudtt on In fact,
sh, I'D be Immediately disproved. But
csn they b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
Mr. Page Cardldates

Richmond, W., April Is Roosevelt
Pfgs, brother Of Thomas Nelson Psge,
hss announced himself as q candidate
for The democratic domination for Gov
eruor OF Virgins. Mr.. Psge ba, been 6
member Of the House ( ReprIeota-
tves for number of ytars, sod has
tsksn per! Ia sll important legislation.
II } Is direct descendant OF G)vtrooi
Page and is also descended from John
Randolph. Of Roanoke, and Governor
Nelson. H. will have 90 one Of III
opponent, Mr.. Tucker, who Was defeat
ed at The les! democutic primaries by
the present Governor, Mr.. Mann.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
Tie Suffragettes.


Washington, April l5.-''Wheress
the president Of The Uoited States IL
welcoming the annual convention OF tb'
National American Wonan's Suffrage
Association has tsken the historic posl
ton Of bsiug the frat Incumbent OF BIZ
Office to reccgoizs officially cur determi
nation to secure complete democracy
thereby testIfyiDg his conviction as tC
its power sud growth, and
Whereas, bis seriousness, honesty snC
friendliness converted what might hay'
been m empty form into an cf6c's
courtesy, historic alike for him and fol
Us,
Thsrefo.e, be II resolved that we con
yey ID President William Howard TAT
the thanks and appreciation OF this COT
vention for bis welcome, assuring him a.
the same time that the pa,rltt sm and
ru 5llc spirit OF the women OF America
Intend to make themselves directly fe
10 the government of which be is the
bonored head, aud that at no dist mi
date"
Amid loud applause the WomaD''
Suffrage Association u1auimtu'ly adopt
ed the above resolution and determined
not to become embroiled In any coutrl
versy over the speech made by President
Taft at their meeting last night.
81 did not expect to hear cultivated
gentleman ssy what President TAFT said
about the Hotter tots declared mrs.
Anna Howard Sbs9, president OF the
National Woman's Suffrage Association,
t)day when asked for an explanation oil
the Kissing of the president at The me- t.
ing last night, while 10 the same breath
she denied that the kissing was done by
the sufrSgtt.es.
"Hs spoke purely as q politician.
The political parties are afraid OF Us, be-
clue they know that they cannot con-
t'ol the average womsu's vote. II they
could use Us, We would vote at the
next election. 1t Is tu, that some OF
the younger members OF the association
los! Ta.ence after the presidents re-
marks ab ut the Hotter tots, followed BY
The reference t. the viciou, element cor
trolling the vote, may have j,ined in
the demonstration. They we're young
and did not know that i, doesn't make
much difference wba. the president
ssys."
The presidents reference to the HGt.
teptots appears to be the cause for cha.
grin 10 the ranks OF the tuffsgtties.
This ia what he ssid:,
THE theory that HottentoIs or any
uneducated, altogether ulintelligent
class is fitted for self government at
once, or to take piIt In the government,
ia theory thst | wholly dissent from,
bit this qualification Is not applicabls 10
he question he re"
Mrs. Shaw took the Hottentot matter
with intense seril u mess.
60. be presidents r,msrks on the gener-
a lsubect OF women sDffnge were sncb
ss any presidet might be expected TO
make, with the exception Of Roosevelt"
COZ rued Mrs. Shaw.
Roosevelt, who had no control over
himself Ut anybody elsa might have lesp.
ed over The barriers OF politicsl restriction
for enough TO say something else.
1--WE invited the president here last
night ard no matter what ha said we
shobli have received him courietu,ly
ard | am sure that the members OF the
association did. We will hold meeting
Of the officers today 10 decide whit act Oh
we will take 10 explaining the matter to
the president"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
A Fathers Terrible Deed.

Negsunes, Mich, April 15.-Usiug
dynamite as the means for bis supposed
double murder and tu eide, Frank HI
rinsD, sged 81, a miner. today blew bic
wife, fVe-vesi-old boy and himself to
atoms. HIS three year old dfuyh;er,
wFo was sleeping With her mother, MI
raeulously escsp,d. Hsrrioau, accord
ip6 t, the coroner, placed one tick Of
dynamite under the bed where bis wife
AID daughter we're sleeping and another
1der his own bed who're he lsy with
the boy. They exploded Simultaneous.
". No reason Is kooEn fOI the deed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
From Washington.
Washington, April Is

ScffisgetIes, anti f,sgettes, srd dis
interested persons today sgree that the
Kissing Of the president OF the UOit ID
Sts'es t lsst nights session Of the Wo.
msn Sud,sge Convention here will Prove
one of the hardest blows the suffrage
Cause ever tufsre1. The lesders Of the
National Woman Suffrsge Association
sre todsy doing their utmost to minimiz
the incident. and many OF them contend
that the demonstration that greeted the
presidents limited endorsement OF the
suf'age movement wss net engineered
BY the spfSge delegates but by tut
siders, Ghe national officers Of the Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
Confessed Crime at 0alIoRs

Atlantis, c., Anril 16--Georgs
Buoge, q white mao, Vss pat /, death
here today for The murder of his wife,
At the foot Of the gslloEs BInge con-
fes'ed his crime, though he bad pro-
tasted bis innocence throughout ell his
sppesls for new trials. BuDge cut his
wife to pieces with a knife and wounded
several OF his children,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15

Every family especially those who re-.
Eide 10 the county should be provided
at all iimes With bottle OF Cham Der.
Iain's Liniment. Thsre is no telling
when 1t may be wanted in case Of so sc.
cideDt or emergency, II is moat ex'
ceIlent In oil cases Of rheumatism, spraIns,
a1d bruises Sid BY W. T. Creighton
& Go, asd Richard Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
TOday's Telegraphic News
Suicide of a County Treasurer.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.
Richmond, April ia specisl from
Stanton Gays Jared Andrew Jones. Of
Highland ctultY, treasurer Of the coun.
~ for twenty-four years and cashier Of
the Biuk of Monterey, shot himself
through the temple To-Day at bis home
ard died instantly. jones bad been
dyspeptic and ce tain political faction
recently had sDtsgoDizsd him In bnsi'
mss. He was q seward 10 the Meihc-
disL Church and Ooniedsrale veteran.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
BASEBALL SEASON STARTS.

The season OF 1910 CT the American
aud National league BASEBALL tesms open
ed yesterday. Each OF the games Wai
we'll attended, President TAFT being
present and tossing the frat ball t.
Pitcher johnson In the Washington.
Philadelphia game. A large unmber Of
AleIandrisns we're present at the game
10 WssbiDLtIp. The following we're The
result Of the games.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
New York Stock Market.

New York, April Is-Fiactional re.
cessions prevailed in the market the
opening and in the first few minutes
trading, the leading issues generally
showing slight losses in that period. but
later frmer tone developed, and at the
end of the first fifteen minutes nearly
everything in which there was fair
smount of business shared in a moderate
upward movement.
An easier tone prevailed in the last half Of
the first hour, re iulting largely from farther
profit taking sales, Recessions Tele fras-
tional,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
Fig LabofLockout.

Berlin, April Is-The biggest labor
lockout in the history of Germany, In
yolving directly $4,000 workm'n and
indirectly half as msny more, went into
effect at six this evening. 1t results
from the action of the Socialist Fedora
ton of Trades Unions in rejecting or
Apri! 5th-the wage tariff proposed by
the master builders union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
SENATOR DANIEL.

DR.. Wsug6, Of LynchbuTg, yesterday
received q leIt'r from DR.. Ono9ciDg, Of
Dsytons, explaining that the rtss1o he
did not sanction tie immediate removal
OF Senator Daniel to hIs home was
because his improvement recently has
not been cor tiru,d. The physician saJ 8
the pstIert improves for q day or two,
and then has q bsekset, and be does no,
think 1t proper to tax bis strength by
such q Trip just at present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
Cyclone Destroys Aeroplaue pI,nt

OhsIOns.S1r.Marne, France, April Is
Henri Fsrmsn's asroplane plant,
vslu d st s75, 900 and q dcz,1 aeroplsne
aud dirlgible balloon sheds at tie local
aviation camp we're destroyed tj1ay by 8
cyclone. Three ptislns we're killed and
several II j1rtd. The less Is estimt ted
al close to $500, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-15
Women In a Fight

Louisville, KY, April 10 "A fierce
battle occurred today at the plan: OF the
American Tobacco Company bttReen
about fly strikers and 6ity strike
bTesseis, all women. Bricks were used
and many were Knocked down before
the mtu lied police quelled The trouble.