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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-20
HOLD THE WHIP HAND.
Liberals Should Humuiliating
Peace Terms Be Made.

Washington, II. c., July N.-That Rus.
STA Is preparing To- accommodate her pol.
icics. internal and external. To the de.
mands OF world conditions. and that
she IL going TO adopt internal policies that
will give the lie to those governing hct
foreign relations. Is the conclusion reached
here from recent appointments announced
at ST. Petersburg.
Russia. apparently. g. determined TO
have peace. and TO have IL even II IL bo
necessary 10 make concessions To Japan
such us "a half year ago would hav" ucrn
secuted by the 80. Petersburg govern.
mcnt. But NJ the same time IL Is believed
that the rcaCtionlstE are again Ia control
NJ court, and that th" Internal policy OF
the empire will b" made as severe as may
be- necessary to maintain present COgdi-
uOns.
These are tho ConclGygors from the ap.
poiutmcnt OF ROscn and WHITE to be- peace
commissioners. and OF Trcpon to bee min.
iStcr OF the Interior, which Is believed &c
BE- definitely settled. Rascn and Wilic
have Ions been out OF favor because they
did not iudoTsc I'll. policy which rushed
Japan into the war that has been 20 dis
astrous TO Russia. That they should have
been named at all - evidence that tho
court Cliuuc 81 willing TO make slCriIccs
for peace. Eoscr Was minister to Toxic
when war broke out: he Is popular To- IA.
pan: hc believes the war was hopeless
from the start. and Scnsclcss now. WHITE
cntsrtuius much the same Views. The
two viii hardly fail TO make peace. bur
the terms on which they will secure u
will probably be 80 severe on Russia that
they will lose their popularity iu the cm.
pire and be permanently retired from use.
IuI service. Thus the autocruCy VIII sue.
coed In getting peace and ut the same time
inJurirg the liberal element In the couu.
try by making itS spokcsmcu the !nstru-
m"uts OF the negotiations.
Trcpoff Has Mission.
Trcpcrf. on the other hand. Is rCaC-
tlonary OF tho most violent kind. and as
minister OF the interior can be expected
to employ the most extreme measures To
maintain the present regime. Ana cN-
IRENE measures will be- necessary, accord
Ing TO tho best opinion here. when the
army returns from Mauchuril. for IL will
bring home some determined opinions and
some violent prciudlccs against the pres
cut order OF incompctcncy and corrup-
ton that has been responsible for the dis
nstcrs Of the campaign In the east.
SO, Il ~ calculated. the sacrifice OF Wi,te
and Rosen In making "A peace on unpopu-
lar terms will weaken the liberal party:
while Trcpon will caforco the rigorous
methods OF autocracy against tho people.
and use the sword wherever IL may be
necessary to suppress popular feeling. In
this view, the outlook for freedom Ia
Russia u not encouraging.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-20
dunno TAKES GUARDS OFF.

Chicago. July 1.-THE frequently
deferred plan OF Mayor Dunno to take
policemen of the wagons OF firms ar
fected by the Transfers strike went
into effect today I'm the business dis
trict
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-20
HONOR SOUTH DAKOTA soy

Annapolis. Md. July iT.-walter c.
Grebe OF South Dakota has been adj
mitted To the naval academy as a mid
shipnau.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
Hartman group is increased by 1888

Hartman group is increased by 15.S43
miles.
1t is pointed out that this transfer
of power by the Vanderbilts to the
Hartman Rockefeller interests gives
that coterie, through affiliation with
Kuhn-Loeb and Gould interests, much
greater scope of power than appears
on the surface. Hartman already Is
in combination with Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
and Rockefeller with the Gould in
terests. BY some, a consolidation of
the holdings of the three combinations
is looked for. If this move come about
it would give the combination control
Of nearly 100, 900 miles of railroad of
the country.
OMAHA, Neb., JAN BID. H. Mof-
fatt's interest in the Denver, North
western and Pacific, according to re-
port which reached here from Denver
to-day, has been sold to the Denver
and Rio Grande. The road will not be
built to Salt Lake. as intended. In
stead, ii will be extended from Arrow
Head, the present terminus. to Hot
Sulphur Springs, and a branch will be
constructed to Detsero, on the main
line of the Rio Grande, about twenty
miles east of Glenwood Springs. This
connection would give the Rib Grande
a much shorter line between Denver
and the Ogden gateway for transcon-
tinental traffic.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
RAFT USED
BY LOVERS
IN EL0PING
Take Long RideDoVn
"a MADEIRA q Lumber "
!. ]. lunI'le,.
Special Dispatch TO The Call.


ESNo. s. Ian. :: 81 SSl1..---Because her
father would not lei. her lover WOO her,
po11ie Christensen, in a novel manner,
eloped with ca. Brown and brought
about q happy ending TO their court
ship. II: :ss -.
: Doflte's father is the. quartermaster
at the mills OF. the MADEIRA Lumber
Company. The family lived at a place
called Chinese Store. Brown is Dol
lies cousin and was employed at the
fiurae camp keeping books. The father
thought the courtship of cousins
should be discouraged and denied
Brown the companionship Of his
daughter. When Christensen went to
the f1une camp yesterday Brown took
advantage of the opportunity and im-
mediately left for Chinese Store and
met his sweetheart.
I, They. walked five miles to the f1ume,
which carries the lumber to the yards
at MADEIRA. They then built a raft, and
mounting 1t, rode the flume for thirty
miles, getting out near MADEIRA. A
short walk brought them to MADEIRA,
where they took a train and came to
Fresno: The services Of minister
were secured and the knot was tied
which made. the runaway pair one..' ).
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
LORING CLUB CONCERT
Is EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD
w. G. Stadtfeld, the Director, Handles
the Large Chorus In
Masterly Manner

The second concert of the season
given by the Loring Club last night al
Native Sons Hall overtaxed the seat
ing capacity of the hall and many were
compelled to stand. The programme
was exceptionally fine.
w. c. Stadtfeld, the director, distin-
gufshed himself by the able manner
in which he handled the chorus and
the audience quickly recognized the
work Of the new leader.
Mrs. Cora Hall, who possesses rich
soprano voice, rendered several selec-
items that drew continued applause
from the gathering; especially her rem
dition of THE Bellringer's Daugh-
ter" in which she was ably assisted
by the chorus, was appreciated by the
audience.
P. NJ. Freebooter played two selec-
items on the violoncello that were
pleasing. The following programme
was given:
After the Battle" G4ebe): concerto in A
minor (Golterman); 1.-The Gondolier'' (Schu-
viata'' CverdD: sfThe Nun OF Nidaros'' CDud-
ley Buck), with tenor solo by A. A. Macurda-
piano and organ accompaniment; chorus OF
Loreley'' Max Bruch), with bass solo by G..
Brenner; Sunshine Song (Solfejgs Lied }
(Grieg); 'Nymphs and Fauns" (Bemberg)
''slumber Song (Naret-Koning). with tenor
solo by w. E. Dyer; ''Elegie' Faure); AL
legro Appassionata'' Saint t-Saens); BELL
ringers Daughter Reinthaler), for soprano
solo and chorus Of mems voices; The Birth
OF Love-" words by Bulwer Lytton (Brewer),
with tenor solo by A A. Macurdf. plano and
organ accompaniment W. c. Stadfeld di-
rector: Frederick Maurer Jr.. pianist: J. c.
Fyfe, organist; with the assistance OF Mrs.
Cora Hall. soprano. and p. NJ. Freebooter.
violoncello
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
TO OPEN WEBER
CASE TOMORROW
Attorneys Busy Preparing
for the Legal Battle to
Be Waged in Auburn Court
WITNESSES ON HAND
Mrs. L. Muston of San
Francisco in Consultation
With District Attorney
Special Dispatch to The Call.

AUBURN, Jan. 31.-The attorneys
for the prosecution and for the de-
fense in the Weber murder case had a
busy time to-day discussing their sep
arate interests. Attorney General
Webb. District Attorney Robinson and
George w. Hamilton were cIoseted all
day mapping out their line of battle
Grove Z. Johnson with Fred P. Tut
tie, Ben P. Tabor and S. J. Pulen was
busy preparing a defense.
The health of Adolph Weber Is bet
ter. Several witnesses who are to tes-
tify In the case arrived from San Fran
cisco to-day. Principal among these
was Mrs. L. Muston, the manager and
owner Of the Apollo Apartments at 526
Eddy street. It was there that the
Weber family had apartments for two
months last summer.
1t Is reported that Mrs. Muston's tes-
timony will be Of the most valuable
character for the prosecution. She was
met at the train by a representative
from the District Attorneys office and
was later in consultation with Attor-
ney General Webb and the District
Attorney.
Juror T. W. Berry, whose Illness pre-
vented the beginning Of the case this
morning, is reported to be better and
from present indications he will be on
hand at 8 o'clock on Thursday when
the trial will begin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
HOTEL GUESTS
THROW DISHES
Boarders in Nevada Hostelry
Run Amuck, Wreck Place
and Pitch Manager Out
BREAK THE FURNITURE
Tear Carpets Up Despite En-
. reference of Citizens and
ST Arrests by the Police
: Special Dispatch to The Call.

:. RENO, Jan. s1-Sixteen boarders in
the Commercial Hotel at Floriston,
which is owned by the Floriston Pulp
and Paper Company, became boisterous
while eating yesterday and began
throwing dishes at one another. Man
ager Glenn Of the place told them to be
quiet and they threw him from Sec
ond story window
The wild crowd tore the carpets from
the. floors, and with the stoves and
other articles Of furniture threw them
into the street. They raided the bar
room, breaking the fixtures and carried
away the liquor. They next destroyed
the billiard tables and broke every
window In the. house.
Enraged citizens drove them away
from the building, but the rioters rush.
ed up the mountain and hurled large
rocks down the mountainside, nearly
demolishing the house. Twelve Of the
men were arrested and taken to
Truckee, Cal. Four escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
ITALIAN SLASHES ARTERY
AND BLEEDS TO DEATH
Patient at st. Mary's Hospital, While
Alone in the Ward, Commits
Sufcide

During the absence Of the attend
ant from the ward at st. Marys Hos
pital, in which he was being treated.
Peter Foladara, an Italian laborer,
SO years old, slashed his left arm with
pocket knife he had concealed and
severed one of the arteries. Despite
the work Of the physician, DR.. West,
the man bled to death.
Foladara was taken to the hospital
Tuesday afternoon complaining of
stomach trouble. The man had been
drinking heavily and it was thought
by the doctors that this contributed to
his sickness. At the time of en-
trance he was searched with the
purpose of preventing any attempt at
suicide, but Foladarair succeeded In
concealing the razor-like pocket knife.
During the temporary absence of
Francois Guylett. another patient in
the same ward, Foladara slashed his
left arm. When Guylett returned he
found the Italian lying across the bed
bleeding to death. The body Is 1T the
Morgue.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
RICH Y IDOW
MARRIES, An
EN--BELLBOY
Irish Youth Wins q
Woman Worth.
$1,000. 600.
Special Disnateb 10 The Call.

RIVERSIDE Jan. 3S11.--Twelve years
ago Salt Lake was startled by. the news
that Allan G. Campbell, an aged mill
Iiofiaire mine owner. had m arrted the
young society reporter of d local paper.
To-day Riverside is equaliy excited
over the fact that this same woman. a
Svid0sT: OF three years and heiress to
the Campbell fortune, has become the
wife Of Frank. C. 0.Keiley, aged 25, and
a former bellbox at the fSlenwood Tav-
el1 -. :.:. 81. S + s: - = :.
.o'KelIey is an Irishman, a gentle
manly fellow. who through his active
businessi capaeity and loyalty has been
made Landlord Frank Mfllers private
secretary. He is not over prepossess-
ing in personal appearance, however.
being red-haired and freckled. Mrs.
Campbell is well endowed with good
looks. She also has three children and
$1,000, 600.
Since the death of her husband here
measles, Mrs. Campbell has been an
active Christian Scientist and sonae-
times heals" Last summer O,Kelley
had nervous prostration and went to
her for treatment. He found relief for
nervous trouble, but was so hopelessly
and desperately stricken with heart af-
fection that he proposed to the rich
widow. He was rejected and sought to
forget his troubles in the wilds Of CAL
gary lumber camps.
From the Manitoba woods the bell
boy wrote to his ,''well-heeled" healer
and pleaded so fervently that she re-
considered her refusal and invited him
to come home. This afternoon there
was q wedding, the scene made beauti-
full with lilies ordered from Bermuda
at 81 each. Tonight the ex-bellboy
occupies. the most luxurious apart
ments in Pasadena's SWEETEST hosiery.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
ADVERTISEMENTS.
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
A CURE FOR ALL
Not a Patent Cure-AII, Nor a Modern
Miracle, bat Simply Rational
Cure for Dyspepsia

In these days of humbuggery and de-
cepUon, the manufacturers of patent
medicines, as a rule, seem to think
their medicines will not sell unless they
claim that * Will cure every disease
under the sun And they never think
OF leaving out dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. They are sure TO claim that
their nostrum is absolutely certain TO
cure every dyspeptic and be need look
no further.
In the face Of these absurd claims ii
ID refreshing to note that the proprie-
tors OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have
carefully refrained from making any
undue claims or false representations
regarding the merits of this most ex-
ceilent remedy for dyspepsia and stom-
ach troubles. They make but one
claim for it, and that is, that for indi-
gestion and various stomach troubles
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is a radical
cure They go no further than this.
and any man or woman suffering from
lnoigesuons chronic or nervous dyspep-
sia, who viii give the remedy a
trial will fnd that nothing is claimed
for IT that the facts viii not fully sus-
tain.
II is a modern discovery. composed of
harmless vegetable ingredients accept
able 10 the weakest or most delicate
stomach. Its great success In curing
stomach troubles is due to the fact
that the medicinal properties are such
that 1t viii digest whatever wholesome
food is taken into the stomach, no
{ matter whether the stomach is in good
working order or not. 1t rests the
'overworked organ and replenishes the
body. the blood. the nerves, creating a
healthy appetite, giving refreshing
sleep and the blessings which always
accompany a good digestion and
proper assimilation Of food.
In using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
: 10 dieting is required. Simply eat
plenty Of wholesome food and take
these Tablets at each meal. thus assist
5 ing and resting the stomach which
rapidly regains its proper digestive
power, when the Tablet will be no
longer required.
Nervous Dyspepsia is simply a con-
: dition in which some portion or por-
tons Of the nervous system are not
properly nOurished. Good digestion in
vigorates the nervous system and
every organ in the body.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by III druggists at SO cts. per package.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
JURY IN. THE McGRATH .
CASE AGAIN DISMISSED
Second Attempt TO Open Trial in San
Rafael Ends i'm a
F1zzIe

SAN RAFAEL. Jan. 31.-The case
of Francis McGrath, charged with
manslaughter, came up in the Supe-
rior Court to-day. The attorney for
the defense challenged the jury on
the ground that the jurors had not
been personally summoned by the
Sheriff. Judge. Lennon sustained the
objection and ordered the Sheriff to
call a venire of thirty jurors for to-
morrow.
This is the second time the Jurors
have been dismissed. Last Tuesday
when the case was called the jury
was objected to on the ground that
the Clerk had not certified to the
list of jurors named by the new Board
OF Supervisors.
McGrath nearly killed Quarter
master Taylor of the revenue cutter
Bear in a fist fight at Sausalito.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
IMPORTANT TRAIN CHANGES.
New Schedules for Ogden and Shasta
Routes.

On account of the withdrawal of ferryboat
..Solano" for needed repairs temporarily clos
ing the Benicia route, all Ogden and Shasta
Route trains will via Stockton and Sac
ramepto locals via South Vallejo. Napa juno
tion and Suisun the change going into effect
February l. This will make new leaving time
for various trains the Overland Limited leav
ing San, Francisco a. m, via Martinez and
Stockton; Atlantic Express leaving 80 a. M,
via Martinez and Stockton; Reno Passenger
leaving 90 p. m, via Niles and Stockton !;
Oregon Express leaving 100 p. m, via Mar
tnez and Stockton; Shasta Express leaving
1870 a. m. via Niles and Stockton. One OF
the Sacramento locals will have a new leav-
ing time, Train No. 1S leaving at 2:3O D. m
Suisun will afford service to Benica-
Simultaneous with above changes will be a
new and improved service from San Fran
cisco to Vallejo. six trains being run daily. :
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
PRINCESS HAS
APPENDICITIS
Victoria, the Daughter OF
King Edward, Undergoes
an Operation at the Palace
CONDITION FAVORABLE
Has Been nl for Some Time
and Sir Frederick Treyes
Decides to Use the Knife

LONDON, Jan. S1.-The Princess VIC
toria, daughter of King Edward. under
went an operation for appendicitis al
Buckingham Palace this morning. The
operation was performed by Sir Fred
erick Treves, surgeon In ordinary &c
the King. A bulletin says:
.aThe circumstances OF the operation
were favorable. The Princess bore II
very well and Is progressing salts
factoriIy." .-.-:...-
The Princess, who has been I'll for
some time, came to London ON Janus
ary q to prepare for the operation.
She was born in 1868. =,
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
SANTA ROSA ELECTRIC
LINE COMPLETES ROAD
Decision Of Judge Seawen Enables
Corporation to Cut Track of
Northwestern Company.

SANTA ROSA. Jan: 31.-This after
noon the rails of Grace Bros switch
were cut by employees Of the Santa
Rosa electric road and one of the
cars of the electric line was sent along
the line to Fourth street. The cut
ting Of the rails was done Under the
direction of Judge j. M. Seawell, who
held to-day that the California North
western road had no right to obstruct
the Petaluma and Santa Rosa Elec-
trio Railway.
This question has agitated the resi-
dents of Santa Rosa for many weeks.
Recently when the electric road at
tempted to cut the rails leading to
Grace Bros brewery the California
Northwestern sought an injunction.
There was considerable rejoicing
here to-day when Judge Seawells
opinion became known, and a small
demonstration when the first car came
across the steam roads track.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
WITHIN TWELVE HOURS
A TOWN is DESERTED
Discovery of Rich Diggings in. Ne.
vada Depopulates the Village
of Bonanza.

RENO, Jan. 31.-As the result Of
great gold discovery near Rhyolite.
new mining camp in the Bullfrog
district, that town within twelve hours
gained several hundred inhabitants
and the town of Bonanza, a few miles
away, is now deserted. Bonanza was
only new camp, but the claims near
1t have been declining for the last few
weeks and when the new discovery
was made every mine owner and pros
pector in the place packed his belong
ings and raced for the new town.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
BIG SHIFT
IN RAIL v AY
OWNERSHIP
Vanderbilt. Group.
in Control of
. Hartman.
Standard oil Interests Add.
f5,S43 Miles to Their
Holdings.
Probable Forerunner Of a Merger
With the Kahn-Losb aad Gould
Systems.
special Dispatch i 9,ns Gail.

CHICAGO, Jan. sl-According 10 the
Daily News, the Rockefelier-H Hartman
syndicate now HAS control Of the 'Y an
derbalt grogp Of railroads. -.
This, the culrndnatfon of one of the
biggest deals IN the history OF the rail-
road world, was announced to-day.
together with the publication OF specific
changes. in the. management Of the
Vanderbilt system. The Hartman peo-
pie are. now. masters OF transconti-
Mental line Of communication between
the most important cities on the At
lantie and Pacific coasts. They have
: obtained possession, it is learned, of 81
per cent of the securities of the New
York Central lines. giving them direct
communication between New York,
= Chicago and San Francisco.
Through the commanding position
thus obtaineds. they also have the Lake
Shore ana michigan Southern the other
Vanderbilt line between Chicago and
New York; the Boston and Albany,
which gives them a trunk line through
. the richest Of the New England States;
the .Pittsburg and Lake Erie and the
Lake Erie and Western, which furnish
control of feeder lines from the wealthy
districts Of Western Pennsylvania and
the Illinois, Indiana and Iowa Railroad,
WHICH taps LuE6c OF Ale IlOSL lIIlpOElduI
States Of the Middle West.
MANY OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Following. were the important
changes in. official heads Of the Big
-Four and. Michigan Central, two Of the
most. important Of the Vanderbilt lines:
NJ E. ingalls,, president Of the Big
-Four. resigns and becomes chairman
Of. the board Of directors of that road.
/. H. B. Ledyard, president Of the
Michigan Central resigns and becomes
chairman OF. the board Of directors Of
that road TO succeed United States
Senator Chauncey Depew, resigned.
William H. Newman, already presi-
dent Of the New York Central, Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern, the Bos-
ton and Albany, the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie. the Lake Erie and Western
and the Illinois. Indiana and Iowa lines
of the Vanderbilt system, elected presi-
dent Of the Michigan Central and the
Big Four.
-Four vice presidents, who already
hold similar offices on other Vanderbilt
lines, were elected to administer the
affairs Of the Big Four and Michigan
Central as follows: William c. Brown,
TO be vice president in charge of op-
erations; E. V. w. Rossiter, vice presi-
dent in charge of finance; John Carsten-
sen, vice president in charge of ac-
. NSNA-AGs OopNc4u uOM
traffic manager Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, vice president in
charge Of the traffic of all lines west
Of Buffalo.
BIG MERGER OF RAILWAYS.
With the election of Brown and
Srammer, a radical departure will be
made in the management Of the affairs
Of the system. They will handle the
operating and traffic departments from
their Offices in Chicago. making this
city practically the pulse Of the vast
system.
Through the requirement of the
transcontinental route the mileage Of
the road controlled by the Rockefeller
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
DriIlers Hurt by Explosion.

SANTA ROSA, Jan. 31.-Charles
Brown and Mack Gussman. drillers
employed at the Great Eastern quick
silver mine, were badly injured by an
explosion yesterday. Their drills
struck an old charge. The men were
taken to San Francisco to-day for
treatment. 1t is thought they may re-
cover
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
LITTLE GIRL is TOSSED
- ON HORNS OF MAD BULL
Child Playing I'm Street Is Attacked
by Animal, but Miraculausly
ESCapes Death.

SANTA ROSA, Jan. S1.-The little
child of Elbert Pool of Guerneville
had miraculous escape from death
to-day. She was tossed by an infuri-
ated bull. The little. one was playing
in the. street when the animal made
a mad rush at her, it's horns penetrat-
ing the clothing on each side of the
girls body. She was tossed several
times and but for the timely arrival
of assistance undoubtedly would have
been killed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
EASTERN CAPITALISTS
BUY CALIFORNIA PLANT
Pennsylvania Lumberman and Asso-
ciates Buy Mill Near Eureka
and 1000 Acres Timber.

EUREKA, Jan. 31.-The plant of
the -Bayside Mill and Lumber Com
pany. worth S500.000 was transferred
to-day to E. T. Collins,- the million
aire lumberman of Pennsylvania, and
his associates. The deal includes the
mill on the bay shore and 1000 acres
of the most valuaNe timber land in
the county. Vast Improvements are
contemplated by the new owners of
the property.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
oompAss1E aEsERALE rRAssArIAsrrouE.

DIRECT LINE 10 HAVRE-Paris-- -Se5Eee
Sailing every Thursday instead OF AWN
Saturday, at 10 a. n.. from Pier AZ.
North River, foot of Morton st.
First class to Havre. so and upward Sec
ord class to Havre, $45 and upward GEN
ER1AI. AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA 80 Broadway Hudson buildin<)
New York ]. r FUGAZI & co. Pacific Coast
Agents Montgomery avenue. san Francisco
Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents.