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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-01
MONTGOMERY THEATRE.
 Tonight, The Dainty Singing COmedlenne,
Paula Edwardes, in "WinsOme Wiuuie.0

FauAa E0War0eS, In
 "WlnsOme Winnie"
 Paula Edwardes will present her big musical success, "Winsome Winnie" at the Montgomery Theatre tonight, sur rounded by company of over fifty people and with cast including many favorites. As the entire production will be brought to this city intact, the same in every particular as seen at the Casino during its memorable run in New York. 1t Is worthy of and will doubtless be greeted by an immense audience. Seats now on sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-01

''Yes," said the bride of a week, 'Jaclk tells me everything he knows and l tell him everything I know"
 Indeed" rejoined her ex-rival who had been left at the post. The silence when you are together must bo op- pressive. ."-Chicago Daily News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-01

The monkey smacked so hard he raised blister.
 If she had painted her lips with sun proof paint they would never have Sun proof never blisters adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-01

a very charming and attractive girl She is a sister of Mrs. B. J. Baldwin of Montgomery. who as Miss Kate Sis trunk, visited here and was very pop ular Miss Sistrunk has much of her sisters gracious manner. which will assure her much attention and admira- ton here. Mrs. Henley will entertain at 2:3O o'clock on Thursday for Mrs. Euler Hall of Pocomoke, Md.-Bir- mingham News.
 Miss Fannie Dunn will be the hostess at a dance at the Country Club on Thursday evening in compliment to Miss Ethel Pelzer, who will return to the city from Montgomery on Wednesday. Invitations are being is- sued today to the unmarried set only. Birmingham News.
 The meeting of the Secession Capital Chapter. U. D. c., that was to have been held today, is postponed until next Wednesday when the members will meet with Mrs. J. E. Andrews, at 70 Amanda Street.
 Miss Sallie Grace Beale will enter tain the members of the Spinsters' Card Club this morning at II 30 o'clock in compliment to Miss Marion Hinton Smith of Richmond, Va.
 Mrs. Victor Hanson will entertain the members of the Wednesday Card Club this morning at II o'clock in compliment to her sister, Mrs. Thomas Hefin of Birmingham.
 Judge Joseph L. Golson of Baton Rouge. La. and Mir. Eustice Golson of Emery. Va, are the guests of their niece, Mrs. Robert Moulton, on Bel fingers Heights.
 Invitations have hean iusuad b,y tho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-01
UNITED STATES COURT.
OlIlnS vs. Central of Georgia Railway
 on TriaI

Qm 1EIuAs
 Evidence was taken yesterday in the damage suit of E. H. Collins vs. the Central of Georgia Railway for $5O.- 900 for the alleged killing of his son through the negligence of the defend ant company.
 The road pleaded contributorY neg ligence. The case went over until to- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-01

Miss Allie Willis of Pensacola will visit her brother, MT. Walker Willis, next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-01
NOTICE. MoNrGoMERY VETERINARY.

I The Board of Managers of the Mont gOmery Inf1rmary will hold it's regular
 monthly meeting on Thursday at 1O:SO o'clock. A full attendance Is re- quested. Mrs G. w. Craik, President. Mrs. James Kirkpatrick Sec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-01

Miss Jennie sistrunk of Montgomery will arrive this week to visit her cous- in, Mrs. J. c. Henley, and to be the guest of honor al the buffet luncheon to be given by Mrs. Henley on. Thurs day morning. Miss Hueguenin of Ma
 con, who was expected. will be unable to make her promised visit, owing to serious illness in her family, a fact which is deeply regretted by Mrs. Hen- ley and her friends. Miss sistrunk Is one of the seasons iebutantes. and Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-01
PERSONAL ITEMS.

A number of entertainments. none of them on very large scale. are sched- uled for this week, in compliment to the various young ladies now visiting in Birmingham. The leading event will probably be the dance to be given by Miss Dunn in honor of her guest, Miss Pelzer. at the Country Club on Thursday evening. although this is quite informal and will not be elab- crate. Invitations have been issued only to the unmarried set. Miss Kate Birch will entertain In compliment to her guest, Miss Annie Chiffon of Mont gomery.-Birmingha Age-Herald.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-01

Invitations have been Issued by the Montgomery Greys as follows: The Montgomery Greys. thirtieth annual ball. Aditorium, Friday evening. Feb. 10, 1905.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09

Csar's Gracious Concession 90 His
People.


81. Petersburg; In the Alexandria
palace Mt Txarskoi Selo. surrounded by
the ministers and n few members OF
the court. aud with the empress M his
side. Emperor Nicholas Friday afternoon
affixed his signature 10 rcscript con-
tanning his majcsty's decree Ia give elect
ed representatives OF the people nm op.
portnnity To express their views Ia the
preparation OF the laws Of the empire.
This IL the autocrncy's final response
Co the agitation In favor OF representa-
ton of the people In the government.
which has brought Russia In the last few
months almost Co the brink OF revolu-
ton. No change In the regime of au-
tocracy II involved for the present, and
u means neither n constitution nor a
national assembly. AZ the same time u
recognize, the principle of the peoples
right TO be heard regarding laws under
which they must live.
Whatever the result may be-. the docu-
ment Is SUR Ia mark an epoch IN Rus.
sian history n important as the signing
of the emancipation manifesto, the TWEEN.
ty-fourth anniversary OF which IL was
intended 10 signalizc.
The signing ~ the document came NJ
the end of dramatic scene. the climax
OF which was an impasSionci speech by
Emperor Nicholas To his ministers. In
which he declared that he sought only
the welfare OF his subjects.
II am willing" the emperor said. ito
shed my blood for the good Of my peo-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS or THE WEEK m A CON-
pENsgo FORM
Made Rosebud "Dcw"-A skill Dis
covered on the Premises OF
Fugitive Cattle Rusticr--Combined
Horse Stealing with Moonshining

The sod house and barn of j. bert u.
Nickcrson, who recently fed from the
Rosebud reservation because he was be-
ing hunted down for horse stealing. have
become the seat OF n few startling dis.
coveries. Besides ''rustling" horses nild
cattle from Rosebud settlers ana stock
men, Il is now quite apparent that
Nickerson aud his wife have Deen tue
owners and operators OF whisky still.
While passing the deserted home
stead OF the Nickersons the other day
Bonesteel real estate man, In company
with n prospective settler from Iowa.
stopped and investigated the premises
Kegs Of water. piles OF bottles, empty
Jugs, with an abundance q. revolver anu
Winchester shells were In evidence.
There was n large square vat filled with
potatoes, with a small shallow hole con-
nected In which were found ashes aud
partially burned corn. \ copper boiler
and smaller vessels probably used Tor
condensing were discovered.
The barn was carefully Enclosed. fitted
with n strong door. IL was large enough
90 house fifteen or eighteen horses and
had supplies aud other evidences enough
90 give assurance that more horses than
his own had occasionally been stabbed
there.
Many mysteries arc being cleared mp
as a result OF this discovery OF an aban-
doncd still. Whisky had found It's way
into Jamison. Neb., the origin OF which
no one knew. The Indians, too, had got
hold OF Il somewhere. the exact place be-
Ing clcverly concealed. IL Is no more
than probable that the Nickcrsons ille-
gally manufactured and furnished the
new brand OF Bonesteel "dew."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
SCANDALIN COLORADO
SENATOR CHARGES AN AT
TEMPT AT BRIBERY.
sage He Was Given $1,000 and Hs,
Turned % over Co the District A..
torncy, Who Files Eight lmrorma-
lions Against the Alleged Bribers.

Denver, Colo: A committee was APP
pointed Monday by the general assem-
bly, OF Colorado 10 investigate charges
OF bribery In the contest OF the governor
ship. Charges have been made and pub
lished In the local newspapers To the
effect that a fund had been raised by
corporations and Is being used TO pur-
chase votes for James II. Peabody, who
seeks the oficc held by Alva Adams,
but no notice Of them was taken by the
general assembly.
Monday. Immediately after the joint
convention which Is hearing arguments
in the contest was called TO order. Sena-
tor X. w. Morgan, Republican. OF Boul.
der, strobe down the aisle holding aloft
a paper which he handed to the presid.
ing officer. and which was read 10 he
assembly by n clerk at the request or
sho writer. This communication was as
follows:
ITO Jesse r. Mcdonald, ms President
of the Senate aud as Presiding Oficer OF
fhe Joint Conver ~ OF the Fifteenth
General Assembly-Sir have 60 in
form you that on the I'd day Of March,
1906. one James NJ. Herbert and Daniel
Sullivan offered aud promised TO pay the
undersigned the sum OF 81 800 to vote
for Alva Adams for governor in the con.
test now pending before this joint con-
vention. or this sum. said VI. Herbert
paid tho sum OF $3.50. This money
have given 20 George Stidger. district
attorney for the city aud county OF Den
yer. for his Official use. have also
given 20 him such information as he re-
ouircs In his Official capacity.
II also desire 20 lay the matter before
the people OF the state. the senate and
ithe joint convention. as II affects the
lquestion now pending before this conven-
zion. X. w. Morgan"
The convention for several minutes
after the reading Of Senator Morgan's
statement remained quiet. Then Repre-.
sentative II. j. O'Connell. n Democrat.
expressed surprise that the members of
the Republican majority apparently did
mot propose 10 take amy action on the
charges. and he moved that n committee
OF FIVE be appointed by the chair to make
a thorough investigation OF the whole
matter and report before n vote Is taken
Va the contest.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
CASSIE /. CHADWICK FAlNTs
First Day of Triai Brought 90 Alb
rupt Close.

Cleveland, o.: A complete nervous col
lapse by Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick
brought the first day OF her trial 10 an
abrupt close ut 3:IJ o'clock Monday az.
ternoon.
Max III. Halter, Of Obcrlin, the second
witness called by the state, was Oh the
stand and had answered but two ques.
tons when Mrs. Chadwick. who was
very pale, whispered TO her attorneys
that she would be- compelled to leave the
room. She passed out quickly. and upon
rcaching the ante-room sank into a chair
In a faint. Two trained nurses, who
were In the court room. were hastily
called, and In n few moments Mrs. Chad.
wick was revived. She was In no con-
6ition 10 return TO the court room, how
rver. and Judge Taylor adjourned the
trial until Tuesday.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
SEVEN PERSONS KILLED.
Collision OF Trains hound for the
Inaugural.

Pittsburg. Pa: Seven men were killed
aud u score Of persons injured Friday
night In n renr-cnd collision OF special
trains bound from Cleveland. o.. TO
Washington on the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne aud Chicago Railroad. carrying
Ohio delegations TO the inauguration.
The first train Of seven ears carried n
battalion OF Ohio National Guard engi.
neers. II stopped at Clifton. eight miles
west OF Pittsburg, to repair n hot box.
The second train, with the same number
Of ears, carried the Tippecanoe Club 81
Cleveland, a band aud twenty-five wo-
men.
The special trains were running close
together and the rear brakeman of the
forward train did not have time 10 run
back. The engineer OF the rear train said
the block signal light showed green and
he ran ahead Mt forty-five miles an hour.
His locomotive plowcd through the rear
Pullman Of the forward train and half
way Into a tourist sleeping car. just
ahead
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
BATTLE STILL ON.
Desperate Fighting is In Progress
On the Far East.

81. Petersburg: According to the lat
,st information from the front the battle
u now general aud OF the most desperate
character.
The loss has been exceedingly heavy
On both sides during the preliminary
lighting.
Although not officially admitted. II Is
regarded rs certain that kuropatkin II
directing all his efforts 10 the withdrawal
OF his army 20 Tie Pass. 1t IL now prnc-
Iically a rear guard action. but the task
~ cxtricatiHg himself Is proving very dif.
6cult.
The japanese have not only driven In
Kuropatkin's left. but column IL nj.
ready reported TO have crossed the Hun
River east OF Fushan. At the same time
The Japanese are pressing the Russian
sentcr under cover OF the FIRE OF their
siege guns, and kuropatkin Is gradually
retiring before the japanese advance.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09

wItness in Case Against Mrs. Chad.
wick st Cleveland.

Cleveland, o.: The trustees OF the
Chadwick assets. Nathan 1.oeser. and
County Prosecutor m. X. kccier called
by appointment upon Andrew Carnegie
NJ the home OF Sylvester 4. Everett, In
this city. Sunday aud brought with him
the famous SJ.OOO.UO note aud the
equally famous trust agreement. The
officials obtained specimens OF Mr.. Car
negie's handwriting for the purpose OF
comparing IL with the writing on the
paper which Mrs. Chadwick used rs Sc
curity for many OF her transactions. Mr.
Carnegie was amused when he saw the
documents bearing his name. The dis.
similarity between the signature which
Mr.. Carnegie wroie for Mr.. keeler and
the signature which was rdutcd 10 be
his on the bank paper was marked.
\ second purpose of the visit 10 MIR.
Carnegie was To learn il Mr. Carnegie
could be- excused from coming FOR the
second trial which Mrs. Chadwick and
her husband will have 90 undergo upon
state indictments. Mr.. Carnegie said
that he was willing TO come To Clcye.
land In the interest of justice as often
as necessary: that he regarded IL ms his
duty as n citizen To do so. aud that every
citizen should aid in the punishment Of
crime. wherever found.
Mr.. CARNEGIE said that he would bs
la court ut the proper time To be sworn
as witness In the government case.
MIR. Carnegie. Ia the course of his talk
with Prosecutor Kccler and Trustee
Locser. repeated his former statements
that he had never met Mrs. Chadwick;
had never even heard of her until the
great crash in the woman's financial
affairs came.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
GREAT STRIKE IN NEW YORK
subway and Elevated Employees
Have Gone Out.

New York: Tho loug threatened strike
OF the employees OF the marlborough COM
pany operating the subway and the ele-
waited railroad OF Manhattan was deter
mined on NJ n meeting Of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers aud the
Amalgamated Association OF Street aud
Electric Railway Employees held in Har-
Ian Monday night.
This action followed the receipt from
General Manager Hedley. Of the Inter
borough Company. OF n letter declining
60 agree TO the terms OF an amended de-
mand by the representatives Of the men
at conference held with officers Mon
day.
At nearly midnight President jerks, Of
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engin-
GERS, announced the men had voted
unanimously 10 strike. and that the strike
had been ordered for . a. IN. Tuesday. to
be put into full operation at 4 n. IN.
About 5000 employees OF the subway and
elevated sys'Yr.s are affected by the
strike, which ties up all traflc except
On the surface trolley lines.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
RESCuER GOES INSANE.
Wild Trip or Canadian Policeman
with n Mad Missionary.

Winnipeg. Manitoba: Corporal Paine
Of the royal mounted police. who drove
several thousand miles from Fort Chip.
pewayan, Athabasca, In a dog sled with
the Rev. Mr.. buchanan, n missionary
who had become raving maniac In the
solitary waste. Is insane, and has been
confined In an asylum ut Brandon.
After handing over his charge ut Ed.
mondton, the corporal went raving mad
himself, aud IL Is feared that he will
never recover his reason. Strangely
enough, lac Is confined In the next cell
To that la which the missionary probably
viii pass his days.
The story OF Paincs rescue OF Buck.
man and the trip back over 100 miles
OF ice and snow Is one OF the most 70
markable on record.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
Lumbermen's Meeting

The annual meeting In Sioux Falls OF
the Southeastern South Dakota Lumber
mems Association was very successful
one. The following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, W. A..
Wood. OF Parker: vice president, T.. r..
WestfalI. OF Salem: Secrctary.treasurcr.
+. 3. Vaughn, OF Yankton. Mitchell
was selected as the place for holding
the next annual meeting.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
TO KEEP FAMILY WARM.
Tailor Cutter, Biackiisted Since
strike, fined for Stealing Coal

Chicago: Unable to obtain employ.
mcnt at his trade because. he said. he
was blacklisted for his activity In the
recent strike OF the tailorcutters. Frank
Spraeck, JJT West Seventeenth Street,
stole coal from coal car on the Belt
railway at Halst,d aud Sixteenth
Streets, that he might at least furnish
heat for his wife and two small chill
drcn.
lie was fined s. and costs by Justice
Doyle Saturday afternoon. Attorney
Joseph SABBATH. brother OF Justice Sa.
bath, paid the mans fine, made coliec.
ton OF several dollars from court nj.
tachcs, and gave the money to Spmcck.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
sPANNAogL RANCH SOLD.
Famous Tract L. Divided Into Four
Parcels.

One OF the largest real estate tra4sac-
lions made In the state thus far this
year was recently concluded In Hutch
inson County. The transaction involved
thc sale OF what Is known as the Spanna-
gel ranch. which was divided up aud sold
TO several different men.
The land was sold by Peter LANCER,
who purchased the ranch three years ago
for $4,000. lie received for the land
an aggregate of $4,000. thus giving him
n profit OF $1,000 from the increased
value OF the land alone.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
Forgery IN Charged.

A man by the name OF Geo. Farr has
been arrested nj Sturgis on n charge OF
forgery. lie Is said to have forged the
name OF ]. Shoudy. farmer living on
Spring Greek. To- four checks. two for
Si5 each. one for $40 aud another for
$li.T5. aud the same were cashed for
him by Sturgis business men. Farr was
bound over 10 the next term or Meade
County circuit court IN the sum OF ST.
ODD
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
Fire ut Hot Springs.

The Palace Hotel nc Hot Springs
caught FIRE in the basement at an early
hour Saturday morning and was entirely
consumed. IL was owned by 4. y. Me-
Lehman. who was conducting Il. but he
had rented il TO Roy Scott. OF Omaha.
who was 20 take charge March ]. The
Palace Hotel and furniture were insured
for 5000. while the property was val.
ued at $4,000.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
Educational Changes.

President Goodncr. OF the state board
OF regents. confirms the appointment OF
State Superintendent Nash 90 the head
OF the Aberdeen normal school. aud also
that Of J. W. lIeston. formerly president
OF the agricultural college. 20 be the head
of the Madison normal school. with
President Bcadle, OF that institution.
taking the chair OF history aud civil gov.
efnmeut
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
Kelly Hearing B4gins.

The jury In the Kelly murder case be-
gan hearing testimony at Gam Valley
Wednesday afternoon. but only one wit
ness was examined. The testimony de-
vclopcd nothing new. There are about
twenty witnesses.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
Oa.tlewood shipping Increases.

CastIewood Is rapidly becoming an Inn
portant stock shipping point. A few
days ngo an entire trainlond OF sheep aud
hogs left there for eastern markets, be-
Ing the first trainload ever shipped from
Castlewood. During the past year live
stock 10 the value OF about $4,000 was
shipped from there.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
TWO PERSONS KILLED.
Six Others injured On Northcrn Pa.
cafe Wreck.

Missoula. Mont: Two persons ara
dead aud six injured rs the result OF q
collision of n freight train and the west.
bound Twin Cities express on the North
crn Pacific at Bearmouth. Sunday af
ternoon.
The dead aud injured were brought 10
Missoula on u relief train. The injured
are being cared for in the company hos
pital.
Tie express was thirty minutes be
hind time, aud the freight had orders 70
wait at Bearmouth siding.
Engineer Sheehan misunderstood or.
dcrs and proceeded east. AS the freight
rounded the curve east Of Bearmouth
IL crashed head-on iuto the express. A
high bank had shut OF the view OF both
engineers,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09

II In reported Mrs. Agnes Bopps. OF
Sphinx County. who was recently award.
ed a Judgment against the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad Company for she
death OF her husband. who was killed ~
a wreck on the Northwestern road near
Athol about two years ago. has effectee
a settlement with the railroad company
A jury In the state circuit court foi
Sphinx County awarded Mrs. Bopps dam.
ages In the sum OF $4,000 against the
railroad company. This sum was re
duced 20 $4,000 by Judge Whiting. Of
che Ninth circuit. The company had APP
pealed the case 10 the state supreme
court. which had not yet rendered de-
cision.
Recently steps were taken TO settle the
matter. and this was accomplished by
Mrs. Bopps accepting the sum of Sio,.
600 and costs In settlement OF the claim
against the railroad company. This IL
the largest death loss ever paid In the
state by railroad company.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
ARRESTED FOR SEEMING.
Iowa Farmer Arrested at vermiiiion
for Illegal Fishing.

W. l.. Smith, farmer who resides
near Akron, Ia. was arrested Thursday
by Game Warden =. Halliday, OF Me
Cook. and Sheriff Sherman for SEEMING
thousands OF pounds Of FISH out OF the
Sioux River Smith was taken before
Justice RoTzell's court, and a change
OF venue was taken over to Judge Elan
nery's court. The case Is important, as
Il involves the coustitutionality OF the
fish law OF the state and the jurisdiction
OF the state over the Sioux River, which
divides South Dakota aud Iowa. IL will
be carried 10 the supreme court.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
Chance 90 Buy Land Cheap.

State Land Commissioner Bach was In
Elk Point TO nppraise state school lands
for the annual sale on March IA. 1t has
been several years since any school land
has been offered for sale in Union Coun-
ty. aud only four fortics are offered
this year. They lie adjoining Oh the
Sioux River. five miles from Hawarden,
and are appraised Mt SO an acre.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09
BIG YEAR FOR SOUTH DAKOTA
Predicted There wiz be n BiR Ruhs
of Settlers

A special from SturIis says: South
Dakota Is expecting another great year
In the arrival OF new settlers In the ag-
ricultural districts. II Is the opinion OF
many people that the Martin bill. provid'
Ing for giving whole sections OF land 10
homesteadcrs instead OF the usual quar-.
ter sections, is not good thing for the
state.
While IL undoubtedly would stir M a
good deal OF excitement aud attract many
csople. they would not be people looking
Tor homestcads 10 reside upon. They
would come rather for speculation. or TO
get something for nothing. The state
Is having n good, healthy growth. but not
q boom--and we don't want a boom.