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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21
ARE WE GOING cRAZY7
nsted Authorities Say We Are Fast De-
coming a Nation of Lunatics.

Melted Authorities Say We Are Fast De-
coming a Nation of fanatics.
Insanity has Increased 900 per cen
ar nfy years, and IL has Increased
half OF that In the last ten years.
a!ienlst OF Chicago, who predicts that
the earth will be oIsc vast lunatic
asylum in 200 years unless conditions
change. Drink. drugs. speculation,
worry, overwork, are some OF the
causes OF insanity. The conditions OF
women mus change In order 10 have
u healthy race. EanCr America will
become a chikiless nation on the list
of insane Will swell because of the
nervous. wenkling offspring OF thc
| nerve-wrecked mothers.
There are laindreds OF causes for
irsanlty, and for very insane parent
n will find I'm the family OF children
n prc,lisposition 10 insanity. AS these
children marry and remnrry they
carry the strain OF demcntla with
| them. The tendency OF the times Is
toward brain development NJ the eN-
pense OF physical efficiency. Mans
! impetuous haste for the almighty do
lar, his personal greed NJ the expense
OF the race, the inclination to always
hurry and never rest are making OF
the people wrecks.
"Ihc tendency OF our higher edu-
cation SO called. and our improved
methods OF living Is 20 enrich and
eventually enfeeble the mind, which
M the same time impovcrishes the
body. Deprive the bruin OF Its proper
sustcnance-rach. red blood-and In
sanity sooner or later follows. The
n c for wealth. with It's accompany
4 . cares, anxieties and luNurics, not
10 say vices. keeps the brain In a con-
slant turmoil and Is a prolific breeder
OF madness"
"I believe that insanity to-day he
gins I'm the schoolroom,' says judge
OrrIn Carter. who prcs!dcs over The
court I'm Chicago where the Insane drc
given trial. Children are rushed
through their studies too fast. given
! studies thu used To belong To the col
iegcs, AMI many OF them graduated
from the high schools nj the age o'
only III. In many cases this wrecks
, the nerves OF children. ana many ol
5 them carry the nervousness with then
{ through life. But h result Is .
nervous. iidgety army OF girls an
| poys. many OF them unfit for business
life before they begin.
4 There has been a big Increase II
ten years. Much insanity Is cause,
D l. stlmulanis used 10y man to ruSi
= him on. against the warnln. OF nathr''
II the overworked mnn would no
. keep mp on drugs nature would give
him the needed rest In the form OF nj
, illness, but under the whip-lash o
stimulants. when he does COLLAPSE
y having no reserve resistance, he oftel
becomes deranged"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

Fall term opened Sept. Is. 1905
Under the direction Of the Benedic
tine Sisters,
A large. spcciotrs building well
equipped with steam heat, accty-
lcne gas plant. affords accommo-
dations for a large number OF
boarders both boys and girls
This institution offers a thoro
English course in the Common
Branches. Bohemian. special ad-
yantages in music. including in
s,ruc;ion on the piano, organ, viol
in, ffanGolin and guitar.
Plain sewing and fancy work we
also thought
The aim is TO educate the mind
and heart andto inspire the pupils
with high ideals of right living.
Rates & very reasonable. For
.futher information apply to
Sister NJ. Clara Sup. OSB.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

Group IN quickly relieved, Whoop-
ing Cough viii not run Its course II
YOU use the original Bees Laxative
Honey and TaI. This Cough Syrup Is
different from aI Others because IL
acts on the bowels. YOu a not cure
Croup ari wlionping Cough until you
rid Tie ssStem OF NIL congestion, by
working or the cold through n cop
Ious aciinr ol the bowels. Bees Laxa-
tive Honey aud Tar does this. and
cri,cs All Coughs. Group. WhuopinR
Cnuphs. etc. No opiates. Sold by
Er. Huracck.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21
A September Suggestion.
s h oil d c n
BY J. A. Pekar. aged Id.

am September.
How do you GoY
Dear children, with me
the school year began
And don't you remember
how slow the days ran!
The bright out-Oi-dOors seemed
w call you away,
And how lar from your lessons
your thoughts seemed TO stray
But | didn't blame you.
oh, dear me no
Just after vacation.
But fniate a beginninr
and put yoa iEtrimr
For tasks you dia later
with yigor and Elm
WITH my sweet sunny day
have failed yet 10 see
The school boy or girl
who doesn't like me
And though ] must call you
From frUlic 10 work
Nobody objects
Who isn't a shirk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21
MILWAUKEE RY REDUCES RATES

Farmers Natl Congress: Richmond
Va. Sept l. 60 2!ud u larc Tor
ruundtrip.
ChiCagn, Ill.-Fall Meeting Cuw-
mcrcial Assn. Aug. 1.i6-25 To 30, Sep.
! Ia i3, Nov. Co :.
IL 81. Paul or Minneapolis Fal
Meetings tyIn city and Northwest
crn Merchants Assn. July - tn Any.
,, Aug II To -. Aug 81 10 Sept. !,
Oct. 26 Ia Nov. 2ud.
st. Louis. Mo. -Fall meeting inter
state Merchants Assn, Aug. . ia III,
Aug. % To 30, Sept. u 10 IL, sept, %
To -.
ST. Joseph, No.-Fall Meeting Job
bcrs Transportation Bureau, Aup .
10 III aug. - Ia 30, Sept. e Ia ID, Scpl
20 10 9th.
Omaha. Nch.-Fall Meeting Job
bers and Manufacturers Assn Aug. :
10 ~, Aug - TO 80, Scrt. q Ia IL, Sep.
20 20 18th.
Kansas City, Mo.-Fall Meeting
Kansas City Transportation bureau,
Aug. u to lei, Aug. - To 80, sept. d TO
Is, Sept 20 10 ~
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

IL is biscuit TO cure n cough or free
yourself ff0m thc dlscomforts of %
cold unlcst you move the bowels. Bees
Laxative Honey and Tar acts ON the
bowels and drives all cold out OF The
system. For Group. whouping Cough,
Colds and all Lung and BrUDcinal af-
fcctions. nn remedy is equal t0 the ~
riginai bees Laxative Honey andTaI.
A Liquid Cold cure. At HOracek's
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

Found. y Levellyn setter. Black
md white, o miles north OF Tabor
last Thursday. Caa-r can haze
anne alter paying expense j,
M. Petrik, Tabor ). -.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21
ABOUT TOWN

Meet me al Mitchell Corn Pal
ace.
Marshal Petrik Of Utica was il
town Wednesday.
The Tabor mill is now selling
flour at lowest rates.
+. M. Scobiic Of fanhten wa.
here on business Monday.
". Kaspar. the tree man was dc
ing business in Tyndall Tuesday.
Bring your grain to the Taboi
mill cash paid for your grain.
AL. Jezewski sells tomb stones.
Call on him at the Queal yard.
Anything In the printing line Is
done In an attractive manner at the
Independent.
"All aboard" for the Corn Pal
ace at Mitchell. Sept, Is to 80.
N. p. Kremer of Lesterville
was here today on insurance
business.
Mrs. ]. Horacck and Mrs: Gu.
recky we're at Tyndall Tuesday
visiting friends.
Jno. Matuska returned from his
long trip through the western
states, Tuesday.
Highest market price paid for
cream and eggs by Anton ]. No
yak.
Frank P~loghofft is building a
spacious vault tor the Tabor state
bank this week.
Everything you eat will taste good
and do good IL you take Rings Dys.
pepsia Tablets. Sold by FIR. Holacek.
Contractor Pullman Of Lester
yille went through town to Tyr
dali Tuesday.
Pinesalve acts like a poultice. Best
thing In the world for bolts, Lurns,
cracked hands, letter, etc. sold by
FIR. no,-.cck.
Jno. Hostel, ST., was visiting
with the home OF his SON f..ank
near Wagner ever Sunday and
Monday.
w. II. Wilson OF Yankton, a
sent for the Morse
gasoline engine was in towu on
business today.
Anton Novak's creamery will
hereafter be open on Monday, and
Wednesday and Friday ot each
week exclusive.
Last Friday during a heavy
rain in the afternoon some hail
stones fell in town, and as yet no
damage is reported.
Free street attractions every
afternoon and evening at the Nit
cheII Corn Palace, September. rs
to so.
]. w. Harper is the acme oil
excellence in whiskey productions
safest and most satisfactory fol
all uses. Sold by Hruska & Trunec.
"a thing of beauty and a JOY
forever is Mitchell's superb Corn
Palace. Ii must be seen TO be APP
preciated. Sept. Is to so.
The Banda Rosa and some o
the worlds most noted singers
will present that sublime oratorio
The Resurrection of Christ" ev
cry day during the Corn Palace.
You en- apply ManZan inside, righ
where the PAIN Is. IL Is put up IN col
laIyslble tu'S rs with nozzle attachmen
for INTRODUCING It,, ManZan stop
main instantly and cures all kinds y
Hind. bleeding. itching and prUtrud
inv niles. Sulu by FIR. Horacek.
The Tabo. Studio will hercaf,e
be open OH Saturday, Sunday anc
Monday of eacIi week, and als'
on special occasions. Lewis We
Il, Manager.
One night Is all the time neceSsar.
"a proye that Pineules Is tia best re-
NEEDY I'm the world for back. acne AM
ali Kidney aud bladder troubles. L
you have rheumatism or any othe
Iluod disease "A single dose will CIV
,elIef. AT HUracek.s drug store.
" t---~ g,,nn1u N
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

Sal. bills are done at the In
dependent In both English and
Bohemian languages with neat
ness ard dispatch and at 4 low
rncc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

Mig. by NATIONAL nEDlcAL 60.
Sheldon, lowe.
For sale by
FRANK HORAcEK. Tabor. :. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
AT TEMPT TO KILL
|V|'.I|.C||'.E-P''R||.EiS':.IDI.E|:NT \ ! ! | | ! !:
Sensational But Unconfirnled
Story Comes From
Michigan.
CROWD j sTR j {. lE6 E TO {, / LYNCH ! j MAN N
Mr.. Fairbanks Had Just Com
pleted Address When Assas-
b r 7i.,nfr 5l r. ssa h
CROWD TRIED. TO LYNCH MAN
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.,

DETROIT. MICH, June There was a
startling report from Flint Michigan,
unverified UP to this time, that an un-
successful attempt on the life Of Vice
President Fairbanks was made this after
noon, after Mr.. Fairbanks had finished
an address to two thousand persons, who
gathered to see the laying Of the corner
stone Of the new Federal building.
A man. supposed to be an anarchist.
forced his way through the crowd to the
speakers side, and as he reached In his
hip pocket for revolver, three Detroit
detectives suddenly pounced upon him,
quickly hnndcuffed him, and later re-
moved him to police station.
The attempt to kill the Vice.Presdent,
the report says. was witnessed by crowd
which filled every available inch of stand
Ing room ip Saginaw Street, and cries of
Lynch him, lynch him." filled the air
as the prisoner. fighting desperately. was
carried TO a patrol wagon.
Even then the anger of the crowd could
not be quieted. for some angry citizens
followed the wagon to the station, where
the man tremblingly begged the police
men to protect him from the mob. The
prisoner's pockets were filled with an
archistic literature,
Mr. Fairbanks wnu not disturbed by
tho reported attempt on his life, The
crowd gave him splendid ovation as he
closed his speech.
The prisoner had the published itinerary
OF Mr. 1rairbanks's trip In his vest pocket.
The Flint police believe he had planned
to attack Mr., Fairbanks In Chicago. AS
the prisoner had numerous clippings
from Chicago newspapers pertaining to
Mr. Fairbanks.s visit there q few days
ago. while en- route East from the Lewis
and Clark Exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
3(By Associated Press. .)

=
s4 LONDON, June S.--The revolution In
Norway though anticipated and peace-
fully effected, has come upon Europe with
unexpected suddenness and the question
Is asked with some anxiety whether 1t
Will mean international complications
Had Russia not been involved In diff :
flcult war In the Far East 1t is doubtful
whether Norway would have taken the
present momentous step which is not
likely to be regarded with approval by
European powers. The fact that the
coup d'ctat is not unlikely to eventuate
In the establishment OF n Norwegian re-
public would alone be a reason why the
step will not commend itself to the mon
archical powers. --4-- Il
1t Is nowhere thought that King Oscar :
will consent to have a Junior member OF
his family become king Of Norway. This
proposal is regarded as an attempt to
5pallate the blow to the deposed king and
the opinion OF English newspapers is that
the suggestion Is quite impracticable. y
The consular difficulty is supposed to be
only an outward manifestation OF the deep
seated separatist aspirations OF the ma
jority Of Norwegians.
British sympathizers appear to be
strongly on the side OF Sweden and King
Oscar. The Morning Post expresses the
general view In suggesting that is emf
nently case for The Hague tribunal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
SPREADING RAILS
WRECK THE TRAIN u
All Except the Rear Coacl
Left the
fspecial to Tho Tlmes-pIspatch. J

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
MANASSAS. VA, June 7,-Northbound
passenger train No. il, on the Manassas
branch Of the Southern Railway. was
wrecked at 1890 o'clock this morning near
Wellington, small station FIVE miles
from this place. The train, in charge Of
Engineer Blake and Captain William
Payne, conductor, was rounding q curvo
Just above Wellington. when, without u
moments warning. the rails spread,
causing almost complete wreck Of the
train, which was made up Of mall and
baggage car and three passenger coaches,
and all except the rear coach, left the
track with the engine.
TWO of the coaches turned oyer on the
side and how the passengers escaped
is a miracle. The passengers. IN order
to get out of the coaches. had to climb
UP through the windows pr, lden, tho
company's physician hero, was 'phoned
for from Wellington, and he hurr!edly
left for tho scene of the wreck. It
wns learned that most Of those on the
train escaped without injury, only few
having received severe bruises and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
.MOMENTOUS SESSION.
OF STORT'Hl-ING j ! HELD. + Il u

N tag 3 "a - gFSl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
PULLING FOR A
BETTER B! [ |;| SYSTEM. {: ! | /: N.
Police Board and New Chief Are
Now Well To
gether.
THE sEMI-ANNUAL INSPECTION
Men Show Up Well and Many
Are Re-elected-Board Holds +
Long Session.

II active, intelligent and systematic
work on the part Of the new chief or
police Major Louis Werner, with the
earnest CO. cooperation of the entire Police
Board and the Mayor will raise the stand
ard of discipline sand efficiency In the
department. it will be accomplished. for
although Major Werner has been in his
new place less than two months, there are
already manifest signs of Improvement:
There is absolute harmony too, between
the new chief and the Board and the
members are lending the head OF the
department every possible assistance and and
encouragement In his work. n
The .semi-annual inspection Of the force
took place yesterday afternoon and then
the Board met and reelected large
number OF officers and men.
Chief Werner submitted his monthly re-.
mort and 1t bristled throughout with
timely suggestions, as to the enlargement
OF his powers and for the general better
ment OF the service. He recommended
regular and systematic, target practlce
and the most modern arms and equip
ment to carry this on
During the day the Chief issued a
sweeping order revoluttonlzlns the pres
ent system OF reporting from patrol boxes
to the station houses. tho effect OF which
is to keep the men on duty In close and
constant touch with their captains,
All in Good Shape.
Tho ,nspection begun at clock, those
In the party being Mayor Mccarthy, and
ali the members OF the Board, Chief Wer-
nor Surgeon c., w. p, Brock, Inspector
Geo. w, Epps, Superintendent OF Patrol.
b. F. Howard and Clerk Geo. y, POLLOCK !,
The First Station was visited first, and
the men in that precinct, from Captain
Whitlock down to privates, showed UP
we'll, They all turned out. and their uni
forms appeared neat. While their pear1ns
and general appearance were the sud-
iect Of favorable comment. Mayor Nc
Cnrthy made q brief speech compliment
tary of tho officers and men, and then
the board Inspected the station house.
which was found to be entirely inade-
ouate in every way to the needs OF the
station.
Need New Station.
A subcommittee from tho Finance Com
mIttee was present, and went With the
members over this feature, and seemed
thoroughly convinced that something
should be done to relieve the present
situation,
From here the board went to tho de-
tectiye headquarters and found every
thing In most satisfactory condition.,
The patrol headquarters were thoroughly
Inspected and conditions here greatly
pleased the board. Major 3. II. Howard
is In charge, and Is running THIS depart
ment in very satisfactory manner.
The board wound up at the Second Sta
ton, where Captain o. P. IIulce is in
charge, and the same good conditions
were found here,
The men all showed up we'll, and were
conplimented In brief but eloquent
speech by Mayor Mccarthy
Captain IIulce like Captain Whllock,
is a faithful and efficient officer, and
has the entire confidence OF the board,
.a ICnntinllnd on Twelfth Pagel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08

.HARRIs0NBURG A WONDER
Presents Picture Of a Well Order
ed City in Nina
ture.

Especial From Staff Correspondent.)l 4.
FARRISONBURG, VA, June 7,-Rock-
tngham county Is simply a revelation to
the people of Virginia, who have been
cut off from this prosperous and enter
prising section of the State for the last
thirty years. AS one travels down the
Valley OF the Shenandoah, he sees q
succession Of well cultivated farms. fer
tile, excelently fenced. we'll improved
and evidenclng prosperity. The houses
are large. comfortable and OF neat ap-
pearance, while the barns are huge and
In excellent condition. Not only do the
growing crops present a flourshIng ap-
pearnnce, but there Is an abundance Of
grass lands. watered by frequent
streams, making this country second to
none as cattle and stock grazing Sec
ton. The decrepid cabins that often
line the railroads of Virginia are entirely
lacking. nor are there evidences of pow
erty or want. While here and there
are observed farms that are small and
houses that are somewhat confined. still
about tho simplest Is an air Of compare.
two prosperity and of the material COM
forts Of life.
Harrisonburg.
The town OF Hnrrisonburg. the county
seat. Is no less remarkable for It's pros
perty 1t presents the picture of n we'll
ordered and modern city In miniature.
It's streets and sidewalks are modern
and up-to-date: Its public buildings arc
massive and In good taste;, Its banking
institutions would do honor to a city OF
ten times its population; Its electric
lights, sewerage system and water power
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
MRS. ROOSEVELT WAS
PURCHASER OF FARM
She and Children Will Use It
for Summer Recre-
alton.
tspec,al to The Tlmes-plspatch.

;.
SCOTTsVILLE. VA, June 7.--Mrs,
Theodore Roosevelt has recently pur-
chased Is acres OF land on Springfield
farm, In Albemarle county. The farm Is
owned by w. N. Wilmer, OF New York.
and contains 400 or 500 acres In all, The
land was surveyed last week and has
upon 1t small frame dwelling, which
Mrs, Roosevelt and her children VIII uso
for a summer home. This house has
been built for several years, but has
never been occupied before.
A rock chimney and q porch, extending
all around the house have recently been
added, tho partitions on the lower floor
OF the building have, been torn down and
all the rooms thrown into one. The stair
way which was inside has been removed
to the piazza. the trees trimmed and the
house white washed. The family are
expected shortly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08

%=$ =Ss2Gs & $ 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
Norway Declares Union at End
and Deposes King
Oscar.
fpv Assoo,otAd preee

cHRIsTNN1A, NORWAY, June -
King Oscars refusal to sanction the bill
Erasstd by lhe i5torthirs, pros'ung for a
separate consular service for Norway, re-
suited to-day In the passage of resolu-
t,on by the Storthing declaring that the
union OF Sweden and Norway was dis
solved and that the King had ceased to
.act as King OF Norway. An address to
the King was adopted. declaring that no
sill-feeing was entertained against him..
{ his dynasty or the Swedish nation, and
asking him to cooperate in the select ton
OF a young prince Of the House of Berna-
dotte, to occupy the throne of Nor
way
Norway from to-day is fully indie
pendent and sovereign State" This is
the text of the editorials OF the Norwe
glan newspapers. and 1t reflects the
spirit with which the people of Norway
accept to-day's action of the Storthing.
when it proclaimed King Oscar no longer
King OF Norw1y.
Monentous Session.
At its meeting this evening the
storthing adopted proclamation to the
Norwegian people, In which is given a
detailed account OF the events preced-
Ing the passing Of the resolution, and
in which the hope Is expressed that they
Twill succeed in living in peace and on
good terms with all, and, not the least,
the Swedish people. to whom we are
linked by so many natural ties" Tho
proclamation concludes as follows:
"All officials. civil. military, must III
every respect yield that obedience which
the government has the right to claim
according to the authority transferred
to it by storthing In the name Of the
people Of Norway.
The proceedings throughout the mo-
mcntous session of the storthng to-day
were marked by supreme good order
and by the utmost dignity. The plans
had been most carefully prepared, and
nothing had been omitted to secure the
inauguration of new government under
the best auspices. That the feeling was
intense was evidenced by the great gath
erlngs of people outside the storthing
during the early session, and. after the
announcement of the result OF the pro-
ceedngs, quiet respect was shown the
members as they left the building, The
Continued on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
ROBBED Smithsonian
Institute OF $4,000
Embezzlements OF Accountant
Have Been Going On for
Past Fifteen Years.
(Dy Associated Press, }

WASHINGTON, June 7.--William W,
Iiarrs. the accountant Of the Smithsonian
Institution and dsbursng agent for tho
government bureaus under It, was ar
rested here to-day on tho charge of en-
bezzlement, which, according to his own
confession. aggrega tes $4,000. His steal
ings, he confessed have been going on
for the past fifteen years. Karrs Is fifty
years old, came from Memphis to WASH
ington and has been identified with the
Smithsonian Institution since 1850. The
warrant on which he was arrested was
sworn out by DIR. s. p. Ianley, the Sec
retary Of the institution. Karrs is In GUS
tody at the First Precinct station and It
is expected that efforts Will be made TO
secure his release on bond, lie has, W!fe
and four children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
Solve Race Problem.
(3v AssocIated Press.)

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Mayor Des
Planches, ambassador of Italy to tho
United States, to-day talked with tho
President on the subject of Italian immi-
grafton to the United States, particularly
to the Southern States. The immigration
of this class of European labor to tho
Southern states is regarded as likely to
prove to be Il solution of the race prob
lem and to afford to Southern planters
the labor they desire to have. No do
cision was reached at to-day's confer
ence.
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Revert 10 Old PlanI?.
,peclal to Tho Times Dispatch J

(Speclnl 70, THO. Tlults- DslMtvH,J
BALTIMORE, MD. June 7,-Seaboard
Air Line stocks continue to he one OF
the features of the local market, The
free stocks are being actively absorbed.
Run,ors ara prrsistently circulated that
Ryan Blair interests are tho buyers, In
this connection II Is reported that II the
stock, which did not so into the cons
siolidatIon scheme can be corralled, the
Ryan Blair syndicate will again take up
that proposition and drop tho 'tolding
company plan