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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

Following Is q list Of the names o.
:he Petit Jurors drawn To serve a
the December Term Of Circuit Court
which convcncs at 10 O'Clock q. m
Monday, %Janunry END, 1906. viz:
Herman Bangert, James Krcycik
Frank Charvat, Christ Lang
r. A. Hauch, Walter Harrison
! William Glyun, T.. +. Flarin
Patrick Mccarthy, JnO. Sheffield
Jerry Fcrwcrda, J.. G. Busscy
George Brclsford, Henry Hinzman
Louis Mcneil, WIN. {. lirown
III. ]. Hornstra, Jsaan Wiedrich
August Hennics, II. NJ. Farrell
II. de Roos, Charles Guptill
Jos ,ph Plattner, IL. Bochman, Jr.
James Donnelly, w. III. Coiwcll
Frank Berry, VIM. ~. schmidt
Luke Demming. John kocnig
]. +. Kosta, Wesley Steela
Alex Nelics, Theodor Giedd
John Cole, Cornelius Unruh
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

The dances that were held here
on last Saturday were well attend
ed from local resident and many
from neighboring and distant
towns. All was nice and orderly
as long as the dances lasted, but
in tho morning came the echoes
due TO the cffectso of 'spirits" upon
some of the Commands. Not until
they were escorted by the guard
ian angel, the marshal, and placed
into the purgatory with rusty hing
cs, the air freely vibratcd with
words of blashemy and blood
curdling curses. But as soon as
the heavy gate closed after the
doomed wrctchcs, \ CHASTITY calm
settled over the exterior and int.
Tor Of the haunted cot. This gu
ietudc at intervals was interrupted
by a buzz-Saw sound cmanating
from the contracted throats Of the
inhabitants; n Croan or an incohcr
cnt pra,tle escaping those be.
slavcrcd lips. In the evening,
men. that were not the mcn Of the
morning, were set at liberty who
with firm designs not to sin again,
hurried 10 their family hearth
where probably 4 sermon unlike
that Of the scripture. but that OF a
sweeping form, awaited them 10
forcefully and convincingly teach
them to always strike in the road
OF righteousness.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

Mfg. by NATIONAL 1EDIcAL co.
Sheldon. l. vi.
For sale by
FRANK hoRAcEk, Tabor, :. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

1t Is a sin TO suffer with backache
and pains owe the Kidneys, when q
single dose OF Plneules will give relief
In one night. Suffering women should
heed these warnings ere " is too late.
Female troubles may result. Pine
ules willstrenghtcn the Kidneys and
bladder, cleanse the blood and relieve
the aches and pains 81 Neuralgia and
Rheumatism. Sold 10y Fr. llUracck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
COMMITTEE MEETINGS..
Two That Were Held and One
That Wasn't

Two committees held meetings at the
same time In the City Hall last night,
each beginning it's session at 5 O'Clock,
and a third tried to hold one but failed
to muster n quorum.
The Committee on Light held q short
session and approved all bills and pay
rolls for the past half month.
Complaints were heard from citizens II
several sections Of the city that stree.
lamps were being neglected. not properly
cleaned and not regularly lighted. The
superintendent was instructed to get ar
Ser the derelict lamplighters with n
sharp stick. so to speak, and see that
they attend to their duties.
BY resolution the committee recon-
mended to the Courcil that tho sum Of
s., 600 be appropriated for payroll account
for the balance Of the year When the
budget was being made out for ath's
year the committee asked for 100000 for
this account, but the Council gave them
only s75oo1. They now find that the
anlount originally asked for will be
,hrol,,tclv reeded.
The committee on local assessment held
a long session. and the entire time was
taken up with the hearing of complaints
Of citizens against assessments for local
improvements. At least fifty people from
various PARTS Of the city had complaints
of one kind and another to make.
Five members of the Health Commit
tee put in an appearance. but SIX were
necessary for a quorum TO transact bust
ness. The faithful five waited patiently
until 9 o'clock, and the sixth man not
appearing, the meeting was called off,
md |ha'r->n, T';li"s \. IIohrc" ''r''on-5
dately called a meeting to be held at his
office, In Shockoe Slip, at 10 o'clock
.h'c -r,or,,',~ r'hn o,7'-. hrs'rose ~ -,ree-
L., al
OF bills and it Is very necessary that
this business be attended to. Hence the
importance of the meeting sought to be
held this morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
TRAGIC DEATH IN
ELEVATOR SHAFT
(Continued from First Fnge.)

4at Continued from First 5fnse-) s,a3Bt X S5s
the steward. who was near. walked to the
shaft. Not until the upturned face and
speechless lips met his vision. did he
have any intirnation that his son was
dead The shock was q terrible one and
one less brave than Captain zee would
have collapsed He stood the strain re-
markably we'll.
Dsregarding all police rules about ho.u-
ing a body until the arrival OF the coro-
ner, the distracted father gave peremtory
orders that his son should be removed
at once The remains We're taken to
Benefits Undertaking Establishment and
viewed by Coroner w. IL Taylor. IN
iraucst was deemed unnecessary. 5a
I, Tho deceased was young man who
was known to hundreds in Richmond.
and was liked by: every one He was
aidolized by Captain Hulce and returned
ire fatherly affection. The news OF his
tragic death spread rapidly. and scores
ar friends expressed their sympathy for
the bereaved family. Many called at the
home OF Captain I1ulce yesterday after
noon and last night and volunteered their
services.
Young Mr.. Hulce left home yesterday
morning with n sum OF money to pay
some bills for his father. He went 70
the Jefferson Hotel, where ne settled an
,,ccount and had gone TO the storage
room 10 sneak 20 Mr. w. II. Lee, the
steward. who has been lifelong friend
~ The family Mr.. Hulce asked Mr. Lee
tho direction out Of the hotel and was
1shown a pair of steps leading to the bag
pa % room. from where the elevator cou.u
he taken to the first floor. This was
about two minutes prior to the aclaent,
which caused the young man his aife.
Elevator Probably Struck Him.
The large doors to the elevator from
the baggage room were perhaps open and
the elevator being at the top 1t was uark
below. It is possible that the young man
5stepped into the pit, thinking that the
doors led into another room. -jut many
are of the opinion that the car struca
him as 1t was descending, knocking him
into the Dit, and perhaps fracturing the
base of the skull.
Young Mr.. Hulce was slightly dear, nav
ing suffered from q spell of diphtneria
when young He had not been engaged
in any active business for about four
Years, his health not being very good.
Cne brother, Herbert, in the Office OF
tho delinauent tax collector. and sister,
Mrs John z. Scaton, survive him be-
sides his parents
trhe remains we're taken to his fathers
home No. 14o7 Hanover Street, late yes
terday afternoon. Arrangements for the
funeral have not as yet been completed
but the funeral will take place from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
NARROWING THE CIRCLE.
Police Following Every Clue in
Poisoning Case.

''yust keep your eyes open and ID some IN 2,
one of the members OF the police de-
Yesterday when a af anv cone ome
connected with the mysterious poisoning
Of the two children Of Mrs' or Em fnI.
loving every clue and are narrowing the
scope Of the Investigation There z, ars
few homes within a radius OF four blocks
of tho Perkins home that have not been
visited by the sleugths In search OF evil
dence.
No additional light was thrown on the
case yesterday morning when M, Harvey es
given hearing In the Police Court on
tho charge OF threatening the life OF MIS-,
accused of the poisoning by Mrs. Perkins,
Nj: Johnson was acquitted Of the charge re-
to run from her home because she was
afraid Mr.. Johnson would kill her MI,
johnson said that lie had not made
any threats against Mrs, Mcdowell fur
tther than the general one that II no
knew who killed his grandchildren ne
would kill them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
DAMAGE SUIT ENTERED.
House That Fell and Carried
Neighbor With It.

An Interesting suit was Yesterday IN
stituted in the Law and Equity Court.
George C Guvernator sues Mrs. Sarah
J. Darlington and Michael Kelly for 5000
claiming that he has been damaged to
that amount by the collapsing of the
store house. No. 1914 East Main Street,
which was owned by the defendants.
This store-house fell down on the 5,h
of June last and carried with Il a part
OF the store-house No. 1916 East Main.
owned by Guvernator, the two buildings
being separated by a dividing wall.
The plaintiff claims that defendants
knew that their building was unsafe ard
did not exercise proper care 10 prevent
tho trouble that came In June last and
are therefore liable for the damage he
sustained. The case will come ON for
trial in due course. Smith, Moncurc &
Gordon represent the plaintiff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Yoozz, Life
Current.

The power. that gives YOU
,.t'a
life and motion is tile nerve
force. ar nr-vc nuid. located in
the nerve cells of the brain,
~ - .1,.s,,er,, thn
allQ sent OUT lnrOuSll l'e
1leryne ~ +I,o various orpa1ls.
If yOlt are tired, nervous,
,.:4.t-i .,,,,. L,vc
lTTltaDlc, cannot steep, nav
l1ead,c1,ng fooI c.,,ffv dill and
iiSd ,os,,, leel sun W.. -
lnelafchOly, Or nave neuidlSia'
rhe,1tnatis,,, baclachc. peri
:. -, 'A'NS~.ii''
OQical pains, indigestion, uyS-
pepsia. stomach trouble, or the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful 1t Is
IN Preserving Health and Beauty.

III Preserving Health and Beauty.
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
Is the safest and most enlcient1 ais,ndeifc ~
IL ts value when taken into the human sys-
tom for tho same cleansing purpose.
* lHa not uae drsg ye az
ali. but simply absorhs the gases and Inn
purlties always present in the stomach
and intestines and carries theH' OUT OF
''t Chareoai sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after, eating onions
and other oder9ua eears and improves
tho Complexion. 1t whttens the teeth and
further acts as q natural ana eminent9y
safe cathartic. ,,,,o,, al
'Iect in the stomach and bowels; II disn-
fects the mouth and threat from the
poison Of eatarrh; ~ torn,
or al another. but probably the best chareoal
and the most for the money Is IN Stuarts
g re- naEwssra shey Wlow
form or, or rather in the form OF, large,
pleasant tasting, lozenKes, the charcoal
being mixed With none Money, ozeneas viii soon
tell In a much Improved condition Of the
general health. better comp.exi9n. sweet y,
er breath and purer blood anu the b ea my
from their continued use. but on the CON-
trary, great benefit.
nehe a 81 syaan say u spfas says O. tn
arts Charcoal I.oyenges to all patients
suffering from Eas IN st9ameh and ,bo a,sta
believe the liver is Greatly benefited by
the daily use OF them; they cost but
twenty-five cents box at drug stores,
ter CHARCOAL in stuarts Ghareoai Lozen nss
than, In any of the ordinary charcoal tab
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
A YOUNG T ARMER
DEAD IN THE WOODS
Found BY Some School Children
in a Secluded
Spot.
HIS FATHER SAYS SUICIDE.
This Theory Discredeted and
Sensational Arrests Expected
to Follow.
t.uo,udsId-seuIL spL o, lrIosds,

(.uolpdslQ-seuIL spL 0, lpioeds)
EMPORlA, VA, November 1T. S.
Cook prominent young farmer of
Northampton county. y. c., was found
dead south of Pieasan, Till. in the
above county yesterday morning by some
school children. The body OF Cook lay
in secluded spot seldom visited by
people OF this section. 1t was s,.. and
cod and evidently had lain in the woods
for several hours.
Cook and his aged father were seen
to leave an Atlantic Coast Line train
late Monday night at Pleasant HILL Next
day the father was al his nome as usual.
Du, did not render any excuse for his
sons absence. who lives near his home.
1t is said he finally intimated that tho
son left him below tho railroad station,
and had probably gotten lost After The
body was found Cooks father claimed
the boy had committed suicide. This sup
position Is not So 1t appears from neigh
bors of the Cooks quite satisfactory, and
has been questioned.
Bearing out tho murder theory is the
fact that the dead mans hand was bauly
lacerated and torn and powder stains
were plainly seen oyer the forearm and
hand, reasonably Suggesting struggle
with some unknown antagonist. BY tha
side of the corpse lay a pistol Of small
calibre, which had three chambers empty
So far no arrests have been made, but
In al probability when the Investigation
is completed, some startling develop
ments Will be made. The community
around and south OF Pleasant Hill is
greatly stirred up over the ghns..y find.
and every clue leading to the actual
fncts in the case VIII be probed to the
bottom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
BUILDING INSPECTOR.
Council to Wrestle With Question
of Creating That Office.

Probably tho most interesting question
that will claim the attention Of the Com
mon Council at It's meeting to be held
next Monday night will be the report
from the Ordinance, Charter and Re-
ton OF the office OF Building Inspector.
1t Is known that several members OF
the Council do not favor the ordinance.
az at present written, and possibly q
provision, which requires that the inspcc-
tor shall be chosen from three names
sent by the Mayor. With this clause
stricken out and the whole work Of 30
legislatures hand. and come minor
amendments the ordinance will very like
~ pass. In hat event there will be a
lively scrambel for the good paying posi-
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Shot by CAMERA,
nathan SVpO0N5
Immense Crowd Congests Sta
ton and Photographers
Get Busy.
HURRIED TO POLICE STATION
Examination is Postponed On
Account of His Physical
Condition.
(By Associated Press

.rr
BOSTON, November morris Nathan.
arrested at Pittsburg IN connection With
3 the death OF Susanna Gcary. arrived here
this afternoon In charge of officers
He was accompanied by his counsel and
Martin Nathan. his brother. who had
ton in this city.
a crowd blocked the platform at the
South Union station, awaiting the ar
rival Of the train. NatfNn pale and
weak, and apparently quito i'll, came
down the car steps following Chief In
spector Watts. Nathnn's eye swept over
the assembly and he caught sight Of a
camera He quickly pulled off his
derby hat and held It over his face just
as flash light was set off. Between
Chief Watts and Superintendent Pierce.
still concealing his face With his hat.
he passed through the throng. At the
gate Captain Dugan, Of the police, was
waiting, and he escorted the party to a
waiting carriage The trip to police
headquarters was made with the horses
driven at sallop. and Nathan was
taken at once into tho private office
Of Superintendent Pierce There Nathan
collapsed.
Dr.. Dunn. the police physician, who
was summoned to attend Nathan. In
formed the police officials that IT would
be ip1prudent to question the prisoner
tonight, and acting upon this advice.
the examination of Nathan was post
poned until tomorrow. Nathan has
been charged with abortion, and 1t IS
on this charge that he will be brought
into court tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02

One change was made last night in the
m,,nbr.ship of the Committee on Plan
All, Slope. Captain e. H. Lea taking the
race of Mr. William Northrop. Mr.
Narthrop has been out Of the city FIRE.
ouent.y of late, and the accumulated
work on his hands will not allow him
the necessary time for attending the SEES
sions of the committee. He is thorough
/, in sympathy with the movement, how
ever and has assured Mr.. Lorraine that
no will gladly AT a later date do COM
r,i,tee or any other work that may be
assigned to him.
The meeting of the committee tonight
will be held at o'clock at the West
nloreland Club, where the members VIII
be entertained at dinner by Mr. G. 3.
Cooke. The session will be most i'm
portant. IN selecting the members OF this
committee, which will arrange the en-
tire plan for the fair Mr.. Lorraine has
endeavored 10 secure representatives OF
radically all the leading business indus
ties of Richmond. The list follows:
II. Lee Lorraine chairman of the COM
nittee. is vioe-president OF the Realty
Bond and Trust COMPANY, ST. East Main
Street and president OF the Lorraine Soal
Company, of Richmond.
r Stewart Bryan, vice president and
manager Of the Richmond Times-D,
match. and chairman OF the Joint commit
tee on progress.
Evening Journal: president of the Real
Estate Trust Company. OF Richmond;
president of the Civil Improvement
League, and president of the j. E. Quarles
Company, Incorporated
WnK. Bache, general agent for the In
ternational Harvester Company of Amer
". o. wnrthen. secretary of the Rich
nond Horse Show, and district passenger
agent for the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
Colonel John Murphy. proprietor OF Muir
phys Hotel.
7 Archibald Cary. general agent for
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
James n. Boyd. president of the Plant
crs' National Bank: president Of the Vir-
ginia Trust Company; president of James
\. Boyd 6; Co., incorporated. leaf tobacco
dealers
Joseph Wallerstein ex-president of the
National T. P. a. organization; ext mem
Der Of Council and propns'or Of the Wal
Harry Ellis, Jr.. vice-president of the
Smith-Courtney Company.
A. B. Williams, president Of the
News Leader Company and editor OF the
News Leader.
Shoe Company, incorporated.
Linton o. Miller. of Miller & Rhodes.
F. p. Sydnor, with Nj. Cohen Sons &
Co., wholesale dry goods.
James D. Patton, president OF the Rich
mond Leather Manufacturing Company;
Company. and connected with c. p. La.
throp & Co., coal dealers.
Captain E. II. Lea. freight agent Of the
Southern Railway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
SPIDERS DELIGHTED.
Football Team is Improved
WonderfullY.

A feeling of 10y and satisfaction pre-.
vaded the students body Of Richmond
College last night. For though the foo.-
ball game yesterday resulted In a score.
for Washington and Leo of to O. they
regarded 1t as a victory. as had been
shown by the fact that at the close OF
the game the boys raised the members
OF the team, on their shoulders and bore
them from the field as II they were VIC
tors instead Of yanouishcd. The cause OF
their Joy was the evidence that the team
had from an unorganized.' Inexperienced
mass become n quick and effective aggre-
cation Defeated n few weeks ago by
Washington and Lee 81 to 0, they ap-
reared Yesterday as slightly inferior TO
the Lexlngtonians. possibly not at all so
when account Is taken of the fact that
the visitors were some or 10 POUNDS
heavier per man. Never had team,
started with so many drawbacks, YET
never has a team improved go rapidly.
Tho bovs rive the credit TO their superb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
WANDERING BOY.
Tell Tim to Write to His Mother.
Youngster Will Be Forgiven.

The Chief OF Police yesterday received
n letter from j. f. Da.shied, No. 900
Twelfth Street, Norfolk. in which the
can to help him find his wandering boy.
He says the boy. a stout, well-grown
youngster, II years of age, left his home
In Norfolk three weeks ago, and has not
since been heard from. IT seems that
there was no trouble. no known cause for
his disappearance, and that there is
no thought OF foul play, but the boy.
just wanted to wander.
found by the police or. shall be mot with
by any kindly disposed person, they will
Just tell him II he wants to stay away
ut will be all right, but tell him to please
write to his mother"
The boys name is Charlie Dashield,
and the father says he is well-built and
large for his age az years..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02

coach. Mr&O. a. Dunlop. who has nc
comphshcd wonders with them ana
showed himself an admirable athlete
At the "Wednesday conference Hestef-
day morning al the request of the presi-
dent. DR.. W. FL Whitsit, gave an ac-
count of his last summers visit to Ell
rope and his Impressions Of the Baptist
Congress In London His address was
most entertaining and informng, He de-
clared that the keynote of the gathering
was religious liberty. He spoke OF the
close bond that existed in England be-
tween all the branches OF dissenters The
result of the meeting, he thought would
be an enlargement Of the ideass OF the
whole denomination, and broadening
Of the syn1pathes of those whose zeal
had led them to look too narrowly 10
one phase of their Christian work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Dr.. Mitchell to Speak.

Or. s. G. Mitchell, OF Richmond Col
lere. lcavce Tomorrow for West Point.
Va. where he will speak at an educa-
tional mass lnseting that nlght. j -
the Intention 10 organize there school
Improvement league under the auspices
OF the Cooperation Edueational Commits
sion. Of which DR. Mitchell 10 president.
Inspector r. IT, Russell VIII also be
present and mako an ADDRESS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Academy Defeats Nolly's.

Sl!arp, snappy game was played Tues
day afternoon ut the Broad Street PARK
between the teams Of the Richmond
Academy and No!ley's School. Ihe
Academy won by a score Of ~ to o.
Feature plays were made by Williams
Rowen and Alfred Smith, for the Acau-
envy, and by KNOWLES for Motley SCHOOL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Real Estate Sales

John 7. Goddln &. Co yesterday sold at
auction for the executor of the estate ~
DR.. Greed Thomas the lot and the double
brick dwelling Mt the southeast corner
of Grace and Henry Streets. for Sc 40
The following auction sales are an
nounced for to-day:
BY G. l.. & II. L. Denoon, at 4 o'clock
the detached brick dwelling, COZ North
Third Street.
BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co. at 4 80,
the large lot and brick dwelling, No. 500
Clay Street, corner Of Gllner Street,
eurnett's Extract Of Vanilla
Is the leader the world over. Use nc
other,--Adv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02

Will Lecture to the Nurses;
Renr- Admiral Iiarrie Webster Will lee
t,,re this Afternoon from $50 TO $3.50 at the
Woman,s Christian Association under the
auspices OF the Ola Dominion Nurses
Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Women for Civic Improvement.

Tho women of the Civic Improvement
League will meet at Mrs. Norman v.
Randolph's, s11 East Franklin Street.
this afternoon at I O'clock A large at
tendance Is requested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02

crested nay be used for wlntering cir
ouse.. II IS likely also that skating
rink will he opened on the grounds.
The COMMITTEES