The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-06-26
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saturday evening and then, rushing In
70 q back yard. ended her own life
With a bullet through the left temple.
n OF the bullets grazed the neck Of
MRS. Yam Setback, who was otherwise
~untnjured.
SAN FRANCISCO-In q riot IN the
downtown district late yesterday, re-
sulung from & collision of strikers and
employees of the Pacific Gas and Elec-
strie company, William Ergent was shot
N the leg, Miles NJ. Sykes was severely
beaten and Policeman Charles RusseIlia
helmet was shot from his head by
Sykes.
PHILADELPHIA-The United States
grand jury began yesterday an investi-
cation into alleged custom frauds In
the port of Philadelphia. It has been
aileged h big importers were bene-
fitted to the extent of hundreds of
thousands Of dollars by having imports
passed In without duty as samples Of
no value.
FRESNO, CAL-Sister Alocooue. the
mother superior of st. Augustine acad-
envy here, was killed; Sister Agnolia,
of the same institution, was badly In
1ured n two other sisters and a jap
anese chauffeur were more or less seri-
Dusly hurt in an auto accident near
this city late Sunday.
CHICAGO-The new 100000 Chi
cago negro 7. M. G. A, the first of its
! here, was dedicated Sunday with
addresses by Booker 7. Washington
and julius Rosenwald. The building
ts In the heart of the city OF C~hicago's
black belt" and nearly 5000 negroes
TANNED In to hear the speaking.
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN
GERMANY-The real estate and bank
Ing firm of W~ieSbaden g. Bauer sus-
pended yesterday with liabilities of 81
100000 n assets of $780, 900. The firm
been negotiating with its creditors
tor several days without result and the
creditors asked that bankruptcy pro-
ceedings should be begun.
LONDON-Bulgaria, in a note sent to
Greece, has assumed the same attitude
that she too in her voluniinous note
addressed to the Servian government
Yesterday. The note SAYS Bulgaria de-
clines to cease the concentration of
her troops on the Greek lines or to de-
sents to a joint occupation Of the dis
puted territory.
VANCOUVER, B. CA painting
which recently sold for Sc cents is on
its way to h national gallery in Lon
don from Melbourne, Australia, for con-
f1rmation of the belief OF the owner
that It is worth 100000 or over. Ex-
perts in Melbourne, says a cablegram
from there. have declared it q genuine
Rubens.
PRAGUE, oKLA.-Jesse Reams, 27
years old, fatally shot his rival, Sam
Huggens, 81 years old, within the
shadow of a little country church here
last night just after the closing hymn
at q revival was ended. Huggens had
gone to the meeting with Mrs. Reams.
ReaIns had warned the two not to as
sociate, he says.
PARIS-Madame Georges Goyau, who
was Lucie Rose Felix Faure, daughter
OF the former president of the repub-
nc, died Sunday. She was a leader of
Partisan society and literary circles
was the author Of a number Of
books. She was born in 1866.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Coroner
John j. Phelan exonerated Mrs. Isabel
Il. Woodford of criminal responsibilities
for the death of William Steinhauser
VINO was killed by her automobile on
June 3. S~teinhauser, awaiting a trolley
car, became confused at the approach
or n touring car.
L1TCHFIELD-This place, the homo
of the Beecher family, observed with
commemorative exercises the Tooth an
n1versary of theb birth of Rev. DIR. Hen
ry Ward Beecher. DR.. Newell Dwight
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pulpit of the Plymouth church, Brook
lyn, was the days orator.
HUTCHINSON, KAMA bag of gold
nuggets and dust, estimated to be
worth $4,000 awaits n heirs who may
be found to the estate Of Mrs. Anna
M. Bernhard, who died recently In
Davenport, Ia, according to the an
houncement Of the administrator Of the
Bernhard properties.
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LONDON-Ehmile Dubonnet and We'll
by Jourdan, two aeronauts, VIII were
participating in a long distance bal
loon rac from Paris, were picked nm
by a tug % miles south Of ventnor. on
the south coast of the isle of Wight.
Iney were clinging to the wreck of
their balloon, which had collapsed.
DILLONVALE, OHIO-Four men
were probably fatally injured at the
number 3 mine Of the Jefferson Coal
company, near Pine Fork, when a keg
OF powder exploded. A kick of a mule.
which came in contact with an electric
wire, made a spark that connected with
the powder and the explosion followed.
WINNIPEG, MAN.-Manitoba and
Saskatchewan are drying up under the
intense heat that has prevailed in tha
last few days. Unofficial reports from
the southern parts of these two prov
1nces say that the wheat crop may be
injured unless rain comes soon.
WASHINGTON Col. Thomas H.
Birch. of New Jersey, slated for min
lister to Persia, had q brief conference
with President Wilson and Secretary
Bryan yesterday. 1t is understood that
Colonel Birch is hesitant about accept
ing the Persian post on account of its
distance from his business at home.
PHILADELPHIA ~ Warrants were
issued here, for the arrest Of five pro-
lessons and surgeons of the medical
department of the University of Penn
syivania on the charge of cruelty to
in connection with the vivi-
section of dogs.
ST.. LOUIS-Adolphus Busch III,
is to be married soon to Mrs. Florence
Parker Lambert. former wife of Marion
l. !. Lambert The engagement was
announced this afternoon. He is 20
years old and she is several years his
senior and has three children. the
Oldest OF which is 10.
CANON CITY, COLO.-John B. Rus
sell, DO years old captain Of tha nipht