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SPORTING.

.JUNE'S ; u: esq &c.: :::' ::
4. the Chicago Handicapped: June, 100; Dies-
tel. uss; BoIing. SsT winasrs. bsss BE- rscosa
Handicapped, "a, June. 40, Dleste! -
client OF THE CHICAGO HANDlcApPEis
CAPPER's, JUNE's and CoL. BILLS one
best. bet since the opening day. AZ Benniigs
on $500 c~apital-placlng 500 fiat bets, in-
creasing ten per cent. on each bet whenever
lost. Only $40 OF the original capital YVES Ia
,eo2ardy., cl2sing Telesraph ,prices..no BET
Iir'G. Yoager,s. SMITHS. Paddock Specials.
DIestnrs. Billings and other selections pub
iished In CHICAGO HANDICAPPER for
coHparison, Daily. 5oc. BY telephone or
teleFrHph,. 81 weekly = monthly by mail.
BROADWAY. opnoslte post-Olfice.
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MONDAYS ENTRIES.

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
SHEEPsHEAD BAY RACE TRACK,
July 1.-The entries for Monday are as
follows: !
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COMFY ISLAND Jockey CLUB

KAVING At sHEErsHEAD BAY.
Jnne ~ 70 .5iy 4. Z 30 e ~ Rain or
conmensseaith and four oiasr racer.
Ienys East a4th ST. X n, VA I 7.
Warrior Gar Train. ]. 10. lao 2 10. 24o. 8l1
?. ". Take ferrv.bon; foot Whitehall st. N.
utes. connecting at a3ih ST, BRO sk:yn. 10
MINUTES by brooklyn Rapid Transit Al
Brooklyn trolley cars transfer direct IN track.
Concert by lander GRAND STAND. s3.
FFErD STAND. ri. -
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
PROBE MURDER MYSTERY
Efforts Of Grand Jury to Probe Into
Mystery Aided by Friends Of
Edward Gressor.

Des Moines. Ia. Oct. 1.-The grand
Jury began this morning taking evil
dence I'm the Grcssor case. and startling
developments are expected Az the put
come OF It's Investigations.
Friends of Edward Grcssor have be-
come busy and worked a~ssiduously yes
terday on the case A number OF new
witnesses nave beer found. who will be
brought before the grand jury today.
II In not improbable that an arresi In
connection with the case Will be made
I'm a short time.
one Of the most interesting witnesses
will be Clint Bayles. the Highland Park
street car man who. w. l.. Carter says.
accompanied him to Gressor's OF
"Wednesday. but who could not be To-
Gated Saturday To testify before the
coroncrs jury.
The work OF the ~coroner's jury d.
vulgcd nothing that might lead TO n
definite suspicion In any direction. or
might serve 20 connect anyone with the
crime In sufficient degree 10 warrant
an address. but the certainty hat
Grcssor's death was due TO murder.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
ROOSEVELT IS PLEASED.
Massachusetts, Democratic convsntion
Also seixes Opportunity TO De.
mand Some Reforms.

Boston. Oct. lo-Thc democratic statA
convention assembled here today TO
nominate "a state ticket.
General Chas. w. Bartlett OF Boston
was nominated for governor.
The remainder OF the ticket nomi-
mated follows:
Lieutenant Govcrnor-Henry NJ.
Whitney.
Secretary OF state--Henry II. Little.
Trcasu-cr-P. J. Ashe.
Auditor-Daniei ]. Doherty.
Attorney General--John ID. Leahy.
The platform. In substance. follows:
The paramount issue nj this time
before the people OF Massachusetts, ID
relief from tariff restrictions. The cf-'
feet of ais policy. forced upon the dom
inant republican party by the greed ri,
great and selfish interests, has been to
a Massachusetts, OF from Its national
markets Of sale and purchase and to
push the state toward the danger line
Of Industrial decline. IL In known In
trade reports. financial statements and
census returns that while the Industries
OF the country as n whole have mate
rally Increased I'm the past decade.
those OF this state have remained near
ly stationary. We believe hat sensible
relief from these evils could be obtained
without disturbance to business by
placing upon the free list a number or
raw materials OF our Industries, such
as coal. iron. lumber. hides. wood pulp,
and by immediate enactment OF n dual
tariff law which. while having h pres
ent tariff as n maximum. would give
liberal reductions I'm duty rates to those
nations hat will accord TO US favor
able trade opportunities.
THE republican party. ruled by the
great interests which are ~fattening
- che G0nlla ~ VraNa.ftnn anstNaala
delay. IL will not touch for the pur-
pose of change a single schedule In the
tariff law until compelled to net rs n
result OF political defeat.
we believe general laws should take
the place OF special laws In legislation
relating to public service corporations:
that oil corporations should be pro-
hibited from contributing money 10 be
used for political purposes. and that
as the tariff II the mother OF trusts.
these offsprings SHOULD be deprived OF
excessive protection, by ear Of
which they are expressing the people:
that In all attempts made To regulate
the business OF the country through
the medium OF national government
care should be taken To respect the
rights 81 state governments and tn
prevent the creation OF bureaucratic
authorities capable. when located I'm
distant capital and when working
without direct responsibility. OF over
riding the wishes and destroying tho
liberty OF the people.
I'VE hcirtily commend the dlplo-
matte courage n s~agaclty OF Roose-
Welt In excrting the great influence OF
his office to bring an end To the ter
riblc and bloody war In the fnr east"
The platform favors mild or gradual
municipal ownership and declares
against supervision OF Insurance COM
panics.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
LAwSON's NEW SCHEME
Boston Mar Plans Combination Against
Insurance Companies TO Force
Them 20 pisgoree.

Boston. Oct. 11.-A telegram received
oy Governor Folk OF Missouri from
Thomas Lawson OF Boston was sent
by Mr.. Lawson In connection with a
movement to form n committee includ-
ing the governors of several states and
other persons Of prominence Co secur
restitution OF funds alleged to have
been wrongfully used by large insur-
ance company officials and the punish
mcnt of those guilty of criminal action
N connection Herewith. Mr.. Lawson's
telegram follows:
WIN you. with other governors and
strongest representative men OF the
country. serve on "A policy holders pro-
tective committee OF the Equitable.
New York Life and Mutual companies;
comfuittee unfettercd except N u is
to taxi possession OF the New York
n Mutual and select directors and
controllers. who shall be pledged TO OBJ
tain full restitution and fun punish
ment OF wrongdoers: also obtain res
tftution and punishment OF Equitable
wrongdocrs. No expense 20 commit
tee nor need committee travel Com
mittee tn represent no faction and oh
lignted To no ON. except policy hold
ers. IL has been decided you should
represent your section In this sacred
outy. Kindly wire answer nt my ex-
pense. This ~ vital. You will not be
bound until other members names are
submitted Ia you"
The telegram was sent yesterday. Mr..
Lawson today declined 20 discuss the
proposition. He said that the telegram
outlined N plan sufficiently for pres
ent purposes. He also declined 10 make
known h names OF the persons TO
whom the telegram had been directed.
although he said that many governors
as well az leading civilians were among
those addressed. IL was his purpose.
ne said. as soon AK possible To an
nouncc the names OF those who had
accepted the Invitation TO act upon the
protective committee. As soon as the
personnel Of the committee was de-
cided. he said. organization would be
effected and "a definite plan OF action
adopted.
Governor Johnson Accepts.
Sc. Paul. MINI. Oct. Ex-Governor
Johnson said concerning his answer 10
the Lawson letter:
Il am more than willing 60 aid Mr..
Lawson In any reform OF which ne
IL the head for l believe he is In earn
est"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
PoIieyholders Aroused.
KIDNAPPED CHILD SAFE.
italian Boy Held for Ransom in Brook
lyn Is Abandoned by Men Who
Stole Him.

New York. Oct. l0.-rhe abandonment
of Tony Marendino by the persons who
had kidnapped him and held him for ran
SON. and the return OF the little Italian
boy To his parents. which occurred last
night, has given the police M clue to
the k~idnapcrs.
40 impressed with fear OF the persons
who had stolen him was the little fell
low that he either could or would give
no other description OF his captivity
than a mass OF confusing contradic-
tions. out OF which the police could ex-
tract nothing hat would point To the
Identity of his captors. lie had ven
been so schooled by them hat he called
them papa and mamma" hut declared.
upon closer questioning. that they were
not his real parents.
The boy. who Is 6 years old. was
found last evening on n Third avenue
trolley car where lie had been aban-
doned by two men. He hnd beer miss
ing twelve days. and In the meantime
his captors had c~ndcavorcd FIRST Ia cx-
tort $500 and then 5000 In ransom from
his Durcuts.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
NEARLY 1000
Result Of the Typhoor in the Ysnstse
River Country.

Victoria. Il. G.. Oct. 1.-THE steamer
Tartar brought news from Shanghai
that the loss of life among natives OF
the islands at the mouth OF the Yang
tse river as a result OF the typhoon on
September s vas tremendous. The
North China Daily News. OF Shanghai.
says:
ITO the east OF TamaRwing two Is
lands. one called Yawoshwa. the other
Shoihonhs, about twenty miles from
Woo Sun. have suffered much from the
typhoon. nearly all the inhabitants
having been swept away. and the iE-
lands have only been inhabited for "A
short time. comparatively speaking. as
they are OF recen formation and are
not much above the high water mark.
IL II said hat nearly 1000 people have
been drowned or these two islands and
the smaller island adjacent. Tamag-
wing itself hns not suffered much for
the big wall above the high water mark
has protected 10.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
SONS OF OLD ELI RIOT.
Several Yale Freshmen 10 Be Arrested
for Serious Prsnks.

New Haven. Conn, oct. l~i.-Scveral'
freshmen OF Yale university VIII be arr
rested. II Ia said. on the charge OF a
breach OF peace and ~disorderly con-
duct as the result Of Wild FRANKS which
they carried out In the vicinity OF
Pierson hall. the freshmen stronghold
for the college settlement. They
jumped ON and ran trolley ears. drove
a policeman nnd frightened several
womcn almost into Mysteries. Blank
cartridges were shot OF. ana buckets
and bundles OF paper on fire were
thrown from rooms In the third and
fourth doors Of pierson hall ON the
heads or pedestrians. For nearly two
hours they blocked York street and
allowed nothing but trolley ears To go
through IL. and these on an Irregular
schedule A squad OF policemen finally
quelled the outbreak. but made no ar
rests.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
HUGHES DECLINES IT.
Too Busy Exposing Insurance Graft to
Accept Republican Nomination
for Mayor.

New York. Oct. ii.>-Chas. IL. Hughes.
counsel for the INSURANCE. investigating
committee. today declined the repubii-
can nomination for mayor. In stat
ing his grounds for refusing the nomi-
nation Hughes said:
I'm this dilemma l have simply TO do
my duty as l see Il. In my judgment
I have no right to accent the nomina-
ton. Paramount public duty forbids II.
1T Is not necessary to enlarge upon
the Importance OF the insurance inves-
tigation. IL Is dealing with questions
vital to the interests OF millions OF our
fellow citizens throughout the land. IL
presents an opportunity for public serv-
Ice second tn none ana involves corela-
tive responsibility. This work COM
mands all my energies. IL f. impero-
tive that I continue In g."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
OTHERS ARE BUTTING IN
Senator Armstrong pislikes Attitude ot
Other States on Insurance
Mattorn.

Rochester, ~. " Oct. il.-Scnntor
Armstrong. chairman OF the insurance
investigating committee. left for New
York last night on insurance matters.
Before leaving he said:
II regret very much to see other
states apply drastic remedies IN adj
vance OF action In this state. our COM
mittee vas appointed To- investigate
conditions I'm Insurance business and
propose remedial Legislation. I sin
cerely hope other states viii wait until
we have opportunity TO complete u
work"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
KURoKI MARCH POPULAR
Cleveland Girl Composer Receives Let
ter STATING That Effort 10 Liked.

Cleveland. o.. Oct. n.-Mtss May
Curry some months & wrote n march
which she called "Kuroki." and matted
n copy TO the Japanese general. lie
wrote her a letter expressing his
thanks
Today Miss Curry received n letter
from Captain T. Okada OF the japa-
nese first army I'm Manchuria. who Is
aid To General Kuroki. II says:
Dear Miss Curry: I have the pleas.
ure OF informing you that your kurokt
march now is being played by the jap
nnese hand belonging to General ku.
roki's headquarters and Is liked by all
the officers"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
MANY KILLED IN RIOT.
Riotins at Moscow Saturday and Sun.
day Of . Bloody and Desperate
Kind.

Moscow, oct. 1i.-Order was restored
at IL last night. II IN officially an
nounced that among the wounded are
i've cossacks and four gcndarmes and
a number Of policemen.
81. Petersburg. Oct. n.-Gcneral Tre-
pom has been informed by telephone
from Moscow that no serious disorders
occurred there last night. The situa-
ton Is slightly more r~eassuring this
morning.
The strike ls spreading. however, and
tho authorities are evidently very APP
prchensive. They are hopeful that 81.
Petersburg will not be affected.
One OF the serious Developments at
Moscow today was the attempt To In
terrupt railroad communication. Rails
were tempered with n short distance
from Moscow. causing dernilmcnt OF a
train. but there were no casualties.
The ministery OF the Interior admits
that three Cossack policemen were
killed yesterday. but has no conhrmn-
ton OF the report that eight bakers
Deliberate Plot az TiHis.
Throwing OF bombs mt troops I'm
TInis yesterday evening. which resulted
la soldiers firing on the people. ap-
pears to have been h outcome OF n
deliberately organized plot. Ten bombs
were thrown simultaneously In the vi
entity OF three barracks In widely sep
nrated quarters OF the city. Shots were
also fired ut soldiers as they rushed
out OF the barracks. but the loss OF life
was confined to Cossack and u
bomb thrower. In addition to twenty
persons wounded.
Reports Serious Slaughter.
London. Oct. Especial dispatches To
the London newspaper describe the des-
perate state OF affairs Mt Moscow Sat-
urday n Sunday. Many persons were
killer or wounded In the rioting on the
Tversky boulevard at the site OF d
monument To the poet Alexander Push
kin u la the great square fronting
h monastery. where h troops used
sabers and rifles. firing point blank into
the rioters. The authorities have issued
a proclamation giving the police abso-
lutte power to prevent assemblages.
Many Killed at Tihis.
Tlhis. Oct. 9.-Scveinl bombs were
thrown at the Cossacks last evening.
The troops fired and n general panic
ensued. Many persons were killed or
wounded.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
MURDERED BY A PUSH.
Encounter in Boston Causes Arrest Of
Councilman.

Boston. Oct. ii.-Daniel J. Donnelly,
n member OF the Boston city council
and formerly IA member of the legisln-
ture. was arrested today on "A charge
of manslaughter. II II alleged that
Patrick j. Grinley. "A laborcr. met his
death as the result OF an encounter
with Donnelly.
A witness who saw the AFFAIR says
that Grinley was disordcrly. and that
when lie approached Donneiiy the
councilman pushed him. Grinley falling
heavily and sustaining injuries TO the
head which caused death a few minutes
later,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
IN ALE GARs 40 A
o~etoeenarian Patient in Trinidad Hos.
pital Found 10 6e Feminine.

Trinidad. Colo. oct. U.-At San Haphac.
honpltal a patient. ~ years old. who had
entered under the name OF charles y
Baubaugh, was found To 10 "A woman Fot
over forty years h has hrcn " bank
cashier aud sheep hrrdrr. always wearing
male attire. DT. 4. J, Forhan. county
physician. feared hat Tho had b"cn born
In Marsetiies. France. and came 10 Amer.
leu when y. BcinE unahic Ia obtain en-
pioyrnent. she changed her dress, and for
eight JUST years prHccdinT the clNll war was
A bank cashier az HANNIBAL. Mo, Sine" then
she has been a sheep hcrdrr. She beca me
A county charge and was sent Go the hos.
pital against her will.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
Ramsey Still Hopeful
HUNGER U S CRIME.
Police Contribute Fund for Man Ar
rested in ST, Louis.

st. Louis. oct. li-HarIEFed 10y hun
ger. too proud to beg and unablC To
lind employment oliver Hamilton. son
OF an ~Episcopalian minister and a
graduate 81 Eton, waS arrested on the
charge az snHtching u purse from a
oma Will" walking along tn" street.
and spent a night I'm sail. H." told the
police lac was driven to steal the purse
because of the IlngS ri hunger suffered
ny hts wife ana himself. Ills wife
was Miss Eta Mcnncy. a nurse In a
hospital near Detroit. and they were
married sixteen months ago. The p"-
lice investigated nnd found AIRS. Haw-
ilton almost starved. Convinced of the
truthrulncsS az Hamilton story "a"
police officers contributed q sam ~
money tn him aud sci him free
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
REVEALS A FOUL MURDER.
Southern Montana is the Scene OF =
Crime That Has No Clue.

Helena, Mont, Oct. lO.-Becausc he
had not heard from his son. W. J..
oliver, an route overland from Canada
To his home, W. II. Oliver. a prominent
citizen OF southern Montana. came tn
Helena and Informed the police that
he believed his son had met with foul
play.
murdered body nea Wolf creek last
night. His outfit has been burned
but the horses and young French
man travelling with him were missing.
IL Is believed the latter committed tho
s'rimC.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
RAMSEY STILL FIGHTS
0epored Head Of the Wabash Is Pre-
pairing for a Crucial Contest
at Toledo.

Toledo. o.. oct. lO-Thc Gould-Ram
gcy contest for control OF the Wabash
at the annual meeting OF the directors
here ncNt Tuesday broke out today la
the application made To the comment
pleas court by Ramsey for appoint
mcnt OF inspectors OF election at next
weeks meeting. The Ohio law pro-!
.Nldes FOR inspectors hat the interests,
OF stockholders OF corporations may be
guarded. The court will appoint In
Bpectors " Ramsey can prove that he
represents 10 per cent. OF the stock
holders. and he has until Monday 70.
furnish such proofs.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
ONLY GOT So, 600.
one Of che Prineipals in the Graft 10
Placed on Trial at Phila.
deIphia,

| Philadelphia. Oct. ll.-Arthur s. Fos-
~ was today placed sn trial charged
!th being \ principal I'm the Storey
oitun company which IL alleged To
ave dcfruudcd a large number OF
rscns throughout the country. Re
n, r Bradley. in his report To the
plri. stated hat during o ur years OF
existence. The Storey company OBJ
lined from the public owe $500. 900.
"a thcrr IL yet due It's customers"
uriy S3.cnO.0C0. The assets of the com.
'tay were 10000.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
SHOOTS GIRL AND SELF
Rejection Of Fred Feerer OF ST. Joseph.
Mich, Brings Double Tragedy.

81. Joseph. Mich. Oct. ii.-HccauSc she
refused TO marry him. Fred Fecrrr shot
Md MORALLY woundcd Miss Viola ). Ions
1alc. a telephone operator. and then nred
n bullet through his own heart. dying In
stantly. The shoot,ng took place In Miss
ionSdaIe's room. 10 which Fecrer had sr-
cured admission by representing that I've
had an important message d a must be
delivered Immediately. Mlfs Lonfdaic is a
native OF B~aityville. ny. rccrcr came
from Eikhart. Ind.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
TO GUST NEW YORK LIFE
Missouri viii Do So Unless Manage
ment Is Changed and Campaign
Fund Is Replaced, .

Jefferson City. Mo-. Oct. lO.-Stats SUI
pc"rintcndcnt OF Insurance Sandivor to-
day sent n communication TO John A.
Mccall OF the New York Life Insurance
company. demanding that the siiS. T03
campaign fund contribution be re-
placed I'm the treasury OF the company
under penalty OF revocation OF the
company's license TO transact business
I'm Missouri for failure TO comply with
.the demand. '
In the communication Vandiver also
informs Mccall thnt the insurance de-
partment OF Missouri viii insist on a
new president and vice president and n
financial committee for the New York
Life just as soon as the directors can
possibly effect n reorganization. !
Looks Like Campaign Money.
Charles a. Prellah. auditor OF the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company. testified
before the Insurance investigating COM
mittec that he new nothing about
three entries OF $4,000 each which APP
peared In that company's account OF
advertising and printing. stationery and
postage for 1894. They were all paid TO
Robert ELEPHANT, chairman OF the COM
mittee Of expenditures OF the Mutual
Life Insurance company. and the last
OF them was dated November 2. 1904.
the day after the presidential election.
Mr.. Prellah said he had no idea what
the payments were for.
PoIieyholders Aroused.
The Tribune today says: In view
OF recent legislative Insurance COM
mittee disclosures. p~olicyholders OF the
Mutual Life Insurance company have
started q movement TO revok proxies
authorizing some one TO vote In n pol
icyholder's stead. a well known BROAD
way LAWYER is at the head OF the move
mcnt."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
WOULD LYNCH THE MAN.
Charge Of Murder May 30 Followed b,
Serious Trouble az Trial.

Appleton, Wis. oct. lO.-WcnZCi T..
kahat. az Green BAY. according to Dis
trict Attorney krugm.icr. win on Mon
day he charged with the murder Of
Michael McC1rty. - kaukaunn farmer.
- gain possession of the latirr's big
estate. and tl" burning nf thc body Ia
- brush flrc Ia hidc evidence uf the
alleged decd.
The sheriff received warming today
that farmers ar" organizing nj Kau-
kuuna to lynch kabat when he comes
80 town for a hearing Monday.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
PECULIAR KIND OF MANIA
FsIi from Horse 10 Alleged to Have
Produced an insane Desire TO
Embexxie.

Peoria. oct M-Thc grand jury will
AXE a partial report this afternoon In
yhich 81 ls expected about iA additional
adlctments will he fied against ~. G.
the dcfauitins school Superln.
cEdent. n In not thought he can give
and he win probably be sent TO jail.
: IL said on good authority Dougherty
Till put M a defense insanity caused by .
all from a horse come years ago.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
MURDERED A

ApnlclOn. Wis. Oct. 9.-Thirtecn-
year-old bernard Supinis voluntarily
appeared Ia court today and pleaded
guilty to killing Frank Murzdek. a play.
mate. While struggling for possession
OF an old pistol. Murzdek was hot
through the heart by Supinls. who hid
the holy iu some bushes. The hoy was
sentenced To The reform school.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
He ACCUSED HIS WIFE.

Cincinnati. -. Oct. 9.--I.orenzo liza
mer died In this city. and his wife.
Mrs. Bertha Hanier. was placed under
arrest pending the outcome az "a COM
plcte analysis OF her husbands stom-
ach. traces OF poisoning having been
found by the coroner Hamer had been
III for several days and had accused his
wife of attempting 20 poison him.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-12
BURGLARY CHARGE.
Fort Dodge Prominent Business Man
Is Under Arrest for Long Line
Of Robberies.

Fort Dodge. Ia. Oct. IF. *. Strong.
a prominent business man and member
VI the Fifty-siXth band. was arrested
charged with n long series OF burglaries
here. \ large amount OF the stolen
goods was found In his house. lie
VAS caught by his shipping a stolen
shotgun In a trombone Case by express