The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-22


pany, trustee OF the estate, for g. 90, anG
were hid In at figures ranging from Ave
cents TO s2pQ Several notes asserted &C
have oecn paid or outlawcd went beg.
cling for a bid OF any kind and finally
were knocked down To George ~. Fischer
for i've cents. Among the signers OF IN,
different notes was Gordon Bigelow. whose
note for $1,000 sold for 81. Henry q. Golll
note OF s.. 600 brough; u.5o.
Muncic. Ind.--''we only have a few min.
u,es TO get this job over with. Mr.. Clerk.
and so, ~ possible. we'd like TO have q
double wedding made Of u right here In
your office" said n young man In thu
office of County Clerk Patterson. accom-
panied by another young man and two
biushIng young women. Squire Gay, e
save a little more time. asked them tbs
questions jointly. TO which they repliet
Jointly. For instance. he said: do you
Albert. take this woman. Belle. and dc
you. Charles, take this woman. Maude. &C
be your lawfully welded wives" The an.
swer TO this from both young men was Il
DO" IL -uison.
washington.-T supcrs In THE Pit"
IN which Wilton Lackaye H. playing at
the New National theater here. struck for
80 cents q night. They had been getting
Is cents. The strikers conErcgated In the
AIiey leading TO the stage door and made
such a disturbance that the police were
sent for The supers consented TO 10 back
90 work for rs cents a night. after the
police arrived. and were taken back. Then
they "aueered" the show I'm the Board Of
Trade scene. IL was n strenuous night
for Lackaye and his company.
I,ondon-How trustful u human nature
baroness MountcAshei," Lady Ronson.
hy Moore" Princess BismRrck's lady-in.
waiting" and half dozen other aristo-
cratic women rolled into one stood I'm the
dock at Chickenweil Sessions. For Fl year,
Adelaide Moore. daughter OF a cabwashei
named Mobiles. had assumed high sounding
titles and played on the crcdulouS. whom
she impressed by her lofty manners Now
@ years old. she was arrested for fraud.
uientiy obtaining splendid furniture for
her apartment. which she had engaged ut
Baroness Mountcashel."
Easton, Pa.-whcn Harper q. Miller. Of
this city, died a week ago. after having
been married only a month. his mother
wanted his body buried IN Easton. whIle
his widow desired that the burial bee made
in Philadelphia, her home. After much
wranRIing, the mothers will prevailed
Although no threat or attempt had been
made TO remove Mllior's body from its
rcSting place. his mother was afraid that
something Of the kind might come. She
got an electrician to place an electric light
over her sons grave.
Toledo. o.-That Judge Barber dlsap-
proves OF granting "A divorce 10 n woman
who can kiss her husband goodby and that
same day break up her home. was evil
denced by his disposition OF the case OF
Alta against William Nohl. This II the
secos!a case TO come before Judge Barber
this term In which Il was shown that the
wife had kissed her husband an affection.
ate farewell, and had within "A few hours
after his departure moved the furniture
out OF the house and started divorce pro.
ccedings.
London-A curious effect OF the alliance
act has been the stoppaEr OF the supply
81 young modestiy saiaried walters from
Italy. France. Germany and Switzerland.
who usually come TO the number OF some
thousand yearly to learn English whilo
earning a dollar a week Now. according
to the London secretary OF the Geneva
union. the leading international walters
organization. very few cross the continent
and those who do want 81 a week. The
keepers OF seaside apartments are H. dcs-
pair.
Chicago.-wRtson H. TwItrhci. aged |
ffty-six. took a bride OF twenty-five last !
December. Ills son Walter, aged twenty.
three. fell In love with her. when the |
elder Twitcheii found them embracing /
he asked them II they loved each other |
They assured him that they did lie has |
asked Judge McEwen to grant him a ~. |
vorce. II thought there was nothing for |
me to do but to get n divorce and let them |
marry" he told the Judge. Judge Nc. |
EVEN has the matter under Amusement.
BiddIeford. Melville the entire roof |
81 the Truli hospital was a mass OF iiamea |
an operation was completed upon MrB. |
Carrie Splnncy OF Bath. and Immediately
after the patient was removed to n place
II safety In a nearby building. when the |
operation was half done Oh. top moor OF |
the hospital where the operation room was |
situated was discovered TO be on fire. |
Crossed wires had started IRE In the |
attic above. To abandon the operation |
meant certain death 10 the patient.
Iawton, O. T.-Lloyd Barker, aged II, |
and John Arnold. aged IS. killed a monster |
lion near Hobart. They were
walking along the road when they saw |
the animal gorging himself on n COW hs
had killed. The boys went back TO their |
the other n shotgun, and returning 20 tho |
scene. they began to assault the boast |
which they soon killed. The animal
weighed 30 pounds.
Kansas, City, Mo.-A member OF n vel |
known 81. Louis family. who had beer |
arrested for forgery under the name OF /
SeIby Jones, was released by Judge /
wofford, after he had promised that he |
would Immediately get drunk. stay drunk |
and leave town. Remember" admon.
Ished the judge. you're "A bad man. and |
whisky will take you 20 the devil quicker |
than anything else. The sooner you get |
there the better
Charleston. In.-chief OF Police VIII
HarI.s was arrested and fined this after.
noon for violating the city ordinance
against spltting on the sidewalk. short
time age Harles arrested a son OF Foun.
tain Turner, a well known farmer. for
the same offcuse. Today the boys father
caught the chief I'm the same act and
swore out a warrant against him.
ConnellsvIlc. Pa.-Anna. the i5-year-oid
laughter OF David Trump. died Of cerebro-
,plnaI meningitis. after an agonixing III
aeaH OF sixty hours. While coming home
from school. the girl was struck In the
mack of the neck by n water-soakcd snow
ball thrown by "A male schoolmate. The
blow affected the base OF the brain and
caused the disease.