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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
MIkADO SUCCuMBS;
SON SUCCEEDS HIM
End Comes To Emperor Nut.
sukito--Acute Nephritis is
Cause OF Death.

Toxic. Japan, July 30.-The emper-
or of Japan died at 12:43 O'Clock this
morning.
He has been succeeded on the throne
by the crown prince, Yoshihito.
ALI the imperial princes who have
been in the vicinity of the emperor's
palace since the beginning of the Sc
rtous period OF his illness on JULY
10. were summoned t. the sick cham
Der last evening and remained there
till late today.
They were present at the noon ex-
animation by the court physicians,
who found that his majesty's pulse
was very feeble. The beats have in
creased to 146. The imperial pa
tents fingers and toes have turned to
I purple hue. Els respiration and
temperature were unchanged.
A further examination at 3 o'clock
this afternoon showed his majesty's
condition unchanged.
At 10 o'clock tonight physicians
bulletin said that the emperor's tenn
perature had increased and that his
condition had become more serious.
IIliCe SdudIlIu fuSUlI1l1, the en-
peror's cousin, and three of the other
Srinces left the place for a short rest
at. 6 o'clock this evening, but the
GROWN prince and most of the cabinet
ministers remained in a room adjoin-
ing the sick chamber. The crowds
outside the palace continued to in
crease today and numbered at least
lo,ouo persons at 10 o'clock this eve
ming.
The Crown Prince Yoshihito. who
succeeds to the throne. was born Au-
gust 81. 1879. He was made heir APP
parent August 81. 1887. proclaimed
crown prince November 3, 1888, and
decorated with the grand order OF
merit and grand insignia of the i'm
perial chrNsanthemum. He was pro-
noted to be a lieutenant colonel in the
army and commander in the navy in
1901. He became lieutenant general
and vice admiral on November 3. 1909
The prince was married to Princess
sadako. daughter of Prince Kujo Mich.
itaka on May 10. 1900.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
SLUGGED ON THE WAY TO
DAKOTA GRAIN FIELDS

Council Bluffs. Ia, July 29.-Rufus
Whitson. of Richland. Mo-, was found
in a semi-conscious condition this
morning in Athletic Ball park suffering
from injuries inflicted by a blunt in
strument of some kind. presumably a
sandbag. When Whitson regained con-
seriousness he said he had been held up
and slugged by a stranger the night
before. He could not remember how
he came to be in the park or anything
further. Twenty dollars We're taken
from an inside pocket. but several dol
lars in another pocket were overlooked.
He will probably recover. Whitson
was OF his way to the South Dakota
wheat fields.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
DOCK HANDS REFUSE
TO FOLLOW LEADERS
Order To Resume Work Dis.
obeyed-Trouble Feared
Guard Is Increased.

London, July 30.-The refusal of the
dockworkers in London to obey the
manifesto issued by the strike leaders
on Saturday declaring the strike at an
n after it had lasted 10 weeks was
given practical effect today when very
few of the men returned to work. The
strikers generally are Of the opinion
that their leaders have betrayed them
into an, unconditional surrender.
A new spirit seems to ave entered
into the men, and today 1t was OBJ
served that most of them displayed a
much more ugly temper than hitherto.
On this account stronger forces of po-
lice thar usual were stationed at the
dock gates to protect the non-union-
lists. These men appeared in their US
ual numbers.
The secretary of the strike commit
tee this morning said that the strike
probably will be resumed. Several Of
the unions involved will meet today to
discuss the situation and it is expected
that most of them will vote for a ON
tlnuance of the strike.
Situation Serious.
Great Britain's latest Industrial out
break. the strike of transport workers,
'tA7 'oNCd ilS VI llle llOSl d6SpeIdlS
n demoralizing in her history.
though lacking in spectacular features
That gave several Of it's predecessors a
more menacing aspect. it exceeds them
in the domestic misery it has wrought
and the political evil it entails.
Revelations during the negotiations
for a settlement point to a terrifying
state of affairs in the homes OF most
of the strikers.
Hundreds of families, never before
driven tic the ignominy of pauper re-
lief. have been compelled to seek it in
circumstances that create a veritable
tragedy.
i, More shocking h this is the dis
coverv that comparatively few strikers
have known at all clearly why they
We're striking.
BY the vicar of the parish that in
cludes the London docks-a man of
boundless sympathy with the riverside
laborers and having exceptional oppor-
tunities to know their exact position
and feelings-Gosling. the chief pro-
moter of the agitation, is charged with
promoting a dishonest strike"
Ready to Confront Aeitators.
The clergyman declares himself
ready TO confront the agitators on
Flower Hill and to maintain his accu-
sation.
Gosling's methods of keeping the
strike going appear to have peer moth
ing less than scandalous. He is de-
nounced ever in labor circles for trying
to repeat the tactics so unsuccessful
II wears ago. when after 15 wasted
weeks the lightermen went back to the
old conditions. Gross intimidation has
been Dracticed and without rebuke
from him..
Estimates as to the loss to the port
of London reach figures that warrant
serious alarm. Public anger is reach
ing a white heat.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
KANSAS CITY BAGS
WIN RAGING HONORS
Both Entries Easy Winners In
Elimination Contest-All
Balloons Reported.

Kansas City. Mo-, July 3d.
America will be represented in the
International balloon race in Ger
many this fall by the bags Uncle
Sam. Kansas CITY II. and Drifter,'
said George NJ. Myers. president of
the Kansas City Aero club, when
informed that the Uncle Sam had
landed today at Manassas, Va,
which is 925 miles from Kansas City.
Kansas City, Mo-, July 3o.-Driven
to earth by a storm. the balloon Mil
lion Population Club l.. Of ST. Louis;
pilot. Capt. John Berry; aid. Albert
Won Hoffman,, landed near Nora. Ill.
o $50 miles from Kansas City, al
3:45 O'Clock Sunday morning, accord
Ing to a telegram from Captain Berry
received here this morning.
With the landing OF the Million
Population Club l., the balloon Uncle
Sam, a Kansas City Aero club entry
was the only one of the seven that
started here in the national elimination
race, Saturday, not reported down. OF
the landings reported, that of the Kan
sas City H., also a Kansas City Aero
club entry. at Belleville, Mich, showed
the greatest d1stance-640 miles from
the starting point.
Captain Berry's telegram, received al
the Kansas City Aero club, gave nc
details. His delay in reporting was
attributed by the club officials to the
possibility of his having landed in an
out of the way spot, difficult of access
to a telegraph office. The message
stated the landing had been made a,
Waddams grove, near Nora, Ill.
Aero club officials this morning said
an conditions indicated that the Uncle
Sam, piloted by Capt. H. e. HONEYWELL
had passed the great lakes and prob
ably was well into Canada. The Uncle
Sam carried A sacks of ballast, more
than any other contestant. Her ex-
perfenced pilot was prepared for 6
long sail.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
YOUNG REDSKINS ENJOY
PALEFACE MIMIC BATTLE

Blue Army Camp, Near Tomah.
Wis, July 30.-More conflicts between
the red and blue armies was expected
to occur today in the vicinity of To-
nah, which was retaken by the blues
Sunday and through which the reds
We're forced to beat a hurried retreat
yesterday.
The reds were chased back seven
miles. but they now hold a good posi-
ton.
the city of Tomah and many patrolled
the roads, bridges and crossroads west
Of the town where the reds are sup
posed to be camped.
Among the interested spectators
we're many young Indians, who attend
the Tomah Indian school. The crack
ing of rifles n skirmishing of the
men amused them immensely.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
SLAYERS GAMBLED AWAY
MONEY PAID FOR MURDER

New York. July 29.-District Attor-
new Whitman is said to be receiving
reports from the Investigations of pri-
vate detectives hat make him feel
hat he is now on sure ground n
that the capture of the glayers of the
gambler. Herman R~osenthal. will soon
be an accomplished fact.
The public prosecutor has heard that
the five assassinS, after shooting
Rosenthal. fed to Rockaway and there
in a gambling house lost the proceeds
of their crime on gaming tables.
Once broke the slayers came back to
this city and went into hiding. The
gambling house in which they played
is said to be owned by BALD Jack"
Rose. one of the men now under arrest
in connection with the shooting OF
Rosenthal.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
LYNCH SAYS MINERS
USED STEAM ROLLER

Terre Haute, Ind, July 27.-Pledging
themselves to circulate petitions for the
recall of the district officials several
delegates to the special convention of
union miners of district Nc. II, sur
rounded Delegate John Lynch, of Bra
I'll. Ind, and held a trump" convention
after the special convention had been
adjourned today. The convention had
adjourned after the adoption of a reso-
luton which placed the failure of the
ndian miners to receive weekly pay
on the scale committee and the miners
who Endorsed the contract by referen-
dunn vote. Steam roller" tactics,
Lynch declared. had been used.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01

NEW YoRK-There are now LIZA
organized bodies of the Young Mems
Christian association, with a total
membership of 563,479 in North Am
erica, according to the year book of
the association to be issued August /.
There has been a gain of 27,5 500 mem
bers in the past year. The value of the
new buildings opened is approximately
$500, GOO, making q total of about S73.-
900, 600. Further funds are now on
hand, and buildings which are to cost
$40, 000, 900 and Sc, 500 1000 are being
erected. The association expended
$40, 000, 900 last year in the conduct OF
the work.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
SHEPPARD TO SUCCEED
BAILEY IN THE SENATE

Dallas, Tex, July 30.-With practi-
cally three-fourths of the vote in Sat
urday's democratic primaries counted,
the reelection of Gov. O. 3. Colquitt
over w. F. Ramsey is assured by a
probable plurality of 1000. Morris
Sheppard appears to be an easy win
.ner in the vote for instructions in the
United States senatorial race. He had
a lead of 5000 owe his foremost op-
ponent, Jacob VOTERS, and while up
to this time he lacks a majority over
the other three in the senatorial race,
his election is practically assured. Of
approximately $4,000 votes, Sheppard
received l2S,447.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
ASKS 15-MINUTE
WAIT BETWEEN DRINKS

Los Angeles, Cal, July 30.-The agi-
tation to obtain more drastic r~estric-
tons on saloons in this city brought
a new development when members of
n police commission started an in
curry into the merits of the "Gothen-
burg system
If this plan We're adopted free lunches
would be abolished. only teetotalers
could be employed as ~bartenders, and
patrons of saloons would have to wait
at least fifteen minutes between drinks.
Treating would not be allowed, and
there would appear, prominently dis
played in all saloons, signs informing
all patrons that they We're drinking
nOiSnn-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
BOOST FOR ANDREWS.
Taft Will Recommend Him To Succeed
Brig. Gen. Vim. P. Hall.

Washington. July 29.-Col. George
Andrews, according to present plans.
probably will be nominated by Presi-
dent Taft to succeed Brig. Gen. VIM. P.
Hall, retired, as %adjutant general of the
army. Colonel Andrews has been con
nected with the adjutant's office for
IA years and only Col. Henry Q. S.
Heistand outranks him there.
Senator Root, of New York, has
urged President Taft to appoint Col
onel Andrews and it is expected hat
Secretary of Wa Stimson will recon-
mend him. He is from Rhode Island
and was appointed to West Point from
Arizona.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
STAGE COLLAPSES;
SCORE DIE IN SEA
German Excursionists Fall In.
to Ocean While Enjoying
Band Concert.

Bins. Germany. July 3O.-A shock,
ing catastrophe causing the death o.
a large number of German excursions
lists occurred last evening at the
Baltic bathing resort. The landing
stage. which was crowded to it's ut.
most capacity during a concert giver
by the local band, collapsed and threw
more than 100 people into the sea.
T~wenty-one bodies nave been re.
covered, Out it is believed that many
more persons lost their lives. TIL
excursionists had come from all parts
of northeastern Prussia to spend the
day on the seashore.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
TURK FORT DESTROYED.
Italian Warships Meet With No Re
sistance At Hodeida.

Massowa, Eritrea. July 30.-The
squadron of italian warships consist
ing for the most part of cruisers and
destroyers, which have been patroling
the Red sea since the beginning of op-
erations against Turkey, today bonn
barded and destroyed the north fort of
Hodeida, one of the principal seaports
of Arabia on the Red sea.
So far as is known, there were no
casualties. 1t is thought that the fort
was not manned and it was armed only
with a few old cannon The south fort
of the town has been in ruins for some
time. @
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01

CHEYENNF-Murder in the first de-
gree was the finding of the jury in the
trial of J. Warren Jenkins, who was
charged with killing his wife, Jessie
jenkins on April IA. 1t was alleged
hat Jenkins killed her in order to get
possession of her estate valued at
$50. 900.
TOLEDO. O.-With a crash that
could be heard a mile. six persons We're
killed. two We're fatally injured and
another hurt when a Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern train struck an
automobile containing nine persons
Sunday afternoon at Alexis. about Il
miles from here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
JUROR LEAVlTT GIVEN
RELEASE FROM SERVICE

Los Angeles. Cal. July 29.-After
twice DELAYING the bribery trial OF
Clarence S. Darrow because of illness,
l.. A. Leavitt was relieved of further
duties as q juror today and the alter
nate Juror. A. NJ. Blakesley, took his
place. According 70 the attorneys in
the cas- it is called the first instance
in the history of American jurispru-
dence of the substitution of a thir-
teenth juror for a regular n who had
peen incapacitated for servica
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
WOULD-BE PRESIDENT
OF MEXICO Is HELD

San Antonio. Tex, July 30.-Emilio
Vasquez Gomez and five of his follow
ars today We're held under heavy bonds
% q federal grand jury on charges of
violating United States neutrality laws.
This action was ordered at the prelim-
mary hearing of the accused men.
Several weeks ago Gomez went to
Tparez to assume the provisional
presidency" Of Mexico. A disagreement
With Orozco. the rebe chief, upset the
plan.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
NAY BE MISS sNoDGRAss.

New York, July 29.-William Snod-
grass, of Meyersdale, Pa, went to Cat
skill, N. Y, today to view the body of
a young woman found in the Catskill
river there on the possibility that it
may be the body of his sister, Miss
Dorcas S~nodgrass, a nurse who disap-
peared from her sisters home at Mount
Vernon, N. Y. on July II.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
FIGHT ON DAM BILL.
Pinchot and Others Unite To Proven,
Passage OF Measure.

Washington, July 3O.-Gifford Pin
chot has jumped into the fight on the
omnibus dam bill now pending in the
House. This bill includes the big $10,-
o00, 600 dam proposedfor Davenport. Pin
chot opposes the whole bill because he
holds the rights of the public are sac-
rificed in it. He has talked to various
members of congress, including numer-
GUS insurgents in the House and Sen
ate.
Judge Norris, of Nebraska, n other
insurgent leaders, say the bill cannot
pass.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
DISSOLUTION PROFITS.
Standard Oil Stock Has Increased In
Value 1925 Per Share.

New York, July 30.-The old stock
of the Standard Oil company OF New
JERSEY. which includes all the subsid-
iaries. sold on the curb today for 81, 900
a share. a high record price. At this
figure the market valuation is 81, 000,-
0oo.0OO. When the dissolution tool
place the market value of the old stock
was around SETS a share.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
BIG ROW I'M

third party movement in Florida will
not have an unruffled career was in
dictated in the two conventions held to-
day, messages from Ocala telling Of a
full fieged bolt and others from ST.
Augustine noting a spirited fight for
control by two factions.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
HORACE e. HORTON DEAD

ton, fromer president of the Western
Society of Engineers, died today after
a long illness. He was 60 years old,
and was owner of the Chicago Bridge
and Iron works.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
MORE TROOPS CALLED.

Infantry In Readiness For Trouble In
Strike Region.
Mount Gretna, Pa, July 30.-Two
more companies of West Virginia in
fantry, ordered to the strike region IN
their home state, left the United States
Instruction camp today. The West Vir-
ginia troops still here are ready to re-
spond instantly if called home by Gov
ernor Glasscock.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
MOTOR BOAT RACE STARTS.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 2T.-The mo-
tor boats Kathemma and Dream, the,
only two entrants in the race from
Philadelphia to Bermuda, started onE
their long run at 1915 p. N. today
from the Race street wharf.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-01
ARCHIBALD ENTERS
DENIAL OF GUILT
Jurist Under Impeachment
Charges, Says He Is Innocent
Of Wrong Doing.

Washington, July so.-sittin as
a court Of impeachment, the Sem
ate today adjourned after hearing
Judge nobert w. Archbald's for
NAL answer to the charges against
him, without deciding if the trial
shall go on this summer or be post
poned until this fall.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

arbeioe? Man uiIbe neppe gisre fig
ltploig ! logen ipnoerlig Itor Suer-
orioelie peo at uotnIe Den 5orme'
ittiia, at minbit Ell Salpoel al 0irf.
lofnbeoen blan6t ~llngoommen, baabt
! 90 % paa 2al0, ioregaar alerebe
III | oct enseIife Sprog. Gette iterfi
paa9aaenoe S%progififte Dor hi bore
os fllot os fart beoioit, og oct DO!
o9re Dor 8eltrGbelie / bort Gam.
1liios' iom ogiaa / bort WenigbeoS.
arbeioe, benipnsiulot og meb friIte.
Ing 6remipntbeO at inorette os off
efter Sofalforboloenes gebop, berionl
oi lfal | nogen rimelig 8rao funne
boloe Sfriot meO llbpiflingen og no.
genlunoe tilfreositiQenbe lsie bette
Tor os iaa filbne og ilofeoe Spergs.
mnaI.
S~slgenoe er Heiultatet iaar af OBJ
'unmeringen al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ne: Der er 1888 Samiunosmenia-
beoer. 5 oisie cr Der 512 Breiter og
Erofcsiorer, S75 airfer, "A, 8
SfoIebsrn, "a Ssitre, 1926 Ssn.
oagsifolel9rere, 20,t34 Sgnbaas-
ifoIeoaee, 36,t50 SperoagSifoleoaqe,
800 SfoIelGrere, 1906 aoniir-
mantoperbsringcr paa GngeIif, 1923
aatefiiationer paa airfegulpet, $50
er optagne peo Snbmeloelie, 1920
iorofGitet, 24S2 p~gtepiebe Bar, To-
$50 communicate, 1881 f%oniirmerte
iaar, S57S bsbtc iaar, 2S,204 norife
8uostieneiter, 1870 engelife CUBS
tieneiter, SirIcantallet er 247,165,
% Der er 152,S15 fo~nfirnlerebe Weo-
lemmer og 56,S35 itentmeberettigeoe.
Der er 475 llngoomsfcreninger,
bporaf TAT tilbsrer llngbomsforbm.
oct. Zen 9ienneminitlige aarlige'fa-
ite Ereitelsn CT iaar 1920, bpilfet,
iom oct fees, or Ell betpoelig Sor-
egelie fra flor. Ga oct fremgaar al
Topporterne, at De flelte al Wisiions-
preiterne life bar regnet meo, bpao
De faar af Wisiionsfasien, bsr @ars-
msoet paaIegge oisie for Sremtioen
ogiaa at mebregne benne Del al lin
iaIte 9en, for at Happorten pan bette
Bunft fan bli mere FORFEIT. Der gis-
res opmerfiom paa bette ogiaa al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

ben @rmo, at Here Of Ereiterne bar
iaar tilifrepet SefretPren meo GIN.
mooning ON, at Der maatte rettes
paa Bette. Sfol pi ibeletoaet fort
i9tte meo of rapportere Yreiternes
iaite aarliee 9sn, bporom Der ogiaa
fumes at berife bette Weninger, iaa
bsr hi ie til, at oeiaa oenne Del al
aarsrapporten blir, iaapiot mulig,
imbf9roie.
Der er $50 Weuiebeoer, iom life
enbn, formelt tilbsrer Samfunbet,
men iom betjenes at bore Breiter.
9isie bar ct Breiteontal al 90 og
173 airfer, $3.50 Sfolebern, 492
SenoagsifoIeIprere, $3.50 aoniir'
Observation-Disclosures paa Norif, 1861
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. poa engelif,
1876 9atefiiotioner paa airfegulpet,
1,455 optagne peb SnbmeloeIie, 42S
iorofpitet, $50 P~gtepiebe Far, 1852
communicate, $40 fonfirmerte iaar,
17O6 osbte iaar, 5,012 norife CUBS.
tieneiter, 40 engelife 8uostietelter,
2S, S05 Si9le, 1896 fonIirmerie
Meolemmer, 6,t75 Itemmeberettiget,
Ga llngbomsfpreninger, bporaf 8 till
bsrer "Sorbunoet".
Naar Speaperne for baaoe Sant'
fu1os. og Sffe.S amfunosmenigbe-
Der legges ianmen, faar oi fplgenoe
Gal:
ga Ereiter oa 8rpfesiorer, 1888
Ienigbeber, 1,04S airfer, 5O,5S4
Sfplebsrn, IA Ssitre, 4,S17 Ssn-
oaasifplel9rere, 1854 Ssnoags.
ifcleoage, Al 800 Speroagsifoleoage,
9S7 S%folelerere, 21,S66 aonfir'
mantoperbsrinser paa Norif, 9,439
Observation-Disclosures paa engellf,
t,3OS aatefiiationer paa atrfegnl'
bet, 9,615 optagne peb Snomeloelie,
3,S4S iotbfpitet, 2,771 P~gtepieoe
Iar, 1922 communicate, SAL
fonfirnlerte iaar, 10,2S4 bebte iaar,
33,252 ncrife @ubstieneiter, $3.50
engelife @ubstieneiter, 275,970 Sic.
lie, 1910 fonfirmerte Weolemmer,
63,O1O IIemmeberettigeoe Wssolens
mer, $50 MISUNDERSTANDING, bpor.
al 153 tilbsrer Den 6oreneoe airfes
llnebomSforbuno.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-19
| PREFER TO Be SHOT,"
SAYS CONDEMNED MAN
lBy Associated Press !

Reno June 19-For the first
time in the criminal history OF Ne,
Fada a man viii be shot 10 deatb
~ accordance with the law of that
state on Jane 23. Under the new
criminal code passed by the last
legislature, any ctndemned mur.
derer is given the privilege of
choosing the method by which he is
TO be put TO death, as between
hanging heretofore the one ana
only method provided by law. ana
shooting.
Andrew Mircovitch an Austrian.
or Tonopah, was Yesterday given
his choice as result of his convfc-
ton OF the murder Of John Gregory.
related 70 wealthy residents OF iris
city When arraisned for sentence
ne was asked by the court which he
preferred and he replied:
Il prefer to be shot