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, 1906-09-18
HoRSEMEN PRAISE THE
TRACK AND STABLES.

Horsemen with race and exhibition
stock who arrived yesterday are al
ready nicely settled at the fair and
have their horses on the track at ev-
cry convenient moment. I'VE find
splendid treatment here" said one of
them yesterday afternoon to a report
er for The Republican. THE track is
n of the best We have used, the sta
bling is excellent and we have nothing
to complain of from the management
of the fair; in fact, we have much to
commend" Boys were at work yester-
day afternoon clearing the small
stones from the track. With the rain
and n 10 of Saturday night and with
the excellent attention paid to the
track by the trustees of the associa-
ton, the track is now in most excel
lent condition. The fair will start TO.
morrow, if the weather be favorable,
under the most favorable conditions.
, 1906-09-18

finest race horses Oh the track and Will
be one of the star events OF the race
meeting. This will bring some blood
from the of fancy pole teams.
Entries for Trottins and Pacing.
The following trotters have already
oeen entered for the races
st. Elmo, by NJ. H. Morgan of Gree
ley.
Nephew O., by Mr.. Hillyer of Well
ington, Colo.
Conside, by Charles B. Irwin OF
Cheyenne.
Among the PAGERS entered this after.
noon were these:
DR.. Almont, by Mr.. Morgan.
Teddy Weaver, by w. H. Crandall of
Longmont, Colo.
Tom Halpin and Billy Hays, by F. P.
Brewington of Eaton, Colo.
The list of runners includes these:
Unmasked and Valencia, by Charlie
Irwin of Cheyenne.
Edgecliff and Estare, by Mr.. Weick'
ert of Eaton.
Big Bunch of Buckers.
Charlie Irwin has eight of the worst
bucking horses in the west for the
wild west part of the program. The
list includes Steamboat, Young Steam,
boat, Red Devil, Nan Patterson, 81
bylee, Millbrook, Gray Eagle and
Daisy, the latter being a sure enough
daisy to unseat riders. Steamboat
needs no introduction and Young
Steamboat and Millbrook are also
well known here. He also brought q
bunch Of eight horses to town for the
wild horse running races which occur
during the fair.
Cup for Single Racers.
There are already four entries fol-
the gentlemen's single cup race which
will be a feature, a splendid silver cur
having been offered by a leading either
of the state. The cup is now shown
at the Three Rules.
, 1906-09-18

Denver, Colo, Sept. 1S.-A demented
man terrorized the citizens of Elyria
this morning, and all suburbs are be-
ing hunted, but the man was not ound
up to 2 o'clock this afternoon. 1t was
thought he may be Nahum Wing, the
missing railroad man, for whom thou
sands of citizeus and soldiers are
searching. The supposed lunatic had
a gun, and when an officer al after
him he attempted to kill the policeman
by firing four shots.
Shot at Women and Children.
The crazy creature began his work
at dawn this morning by rushing into
a saloon at 900 Market street and
shooting promiscuously. Then he
rushed off towards Elyria, a nearby
suburb, shooting at women and chill
dren, but missing them oil.
, 1906-09-18

Despite the snow storm of Sunday
and the rain of last night and this
morning, interest in the horse depart
ment at the county fair is increasing
and several entries have already been
made. Assistant Secretary Richard
Butler has established an office in the
Office of the Kuster hotel and today
was busy entering horses and other
exhibits for the fair. The following
owners had entries in department A
this afternoon:
/. C. Holiday, class |, No. 3.
Belgian Horse company, class /, No.
1, entering "Esculape."
Ora Haley, class I, No. 3; class II,
No. 6.
F. o. Frazer, class I, No. 3; class II,
No. 9.
John Smart, class I, No. 3.
Harold Harnden. class v, No. 20.
Cyrel Harnden, class v, No. 20.
Pole Teams for Cup.
F. o. Frazer entered his pole team
"Savad" and Dolly" in the race for
the Quaker Maid cup, offered by 10
seph Leavitt.
Ran Klein has his team, Rose" and
Thorn" entered for the Quaker Maid
cup, which is now on exhibition in the
front window Of the Red Cross phar
macy.
A free-for-all pole team race will be
filed by the owners Of some Of the
, 1906-09-18
the club put on a financially sound ba.
sis for the new year.
COMMISSIONER MAKES
FIRST ENTRY OF STOCK.

The first animal entered In the live
stock exhibition at the county fair was
made yesterday afternoon by County
Commissioner C. H.. Jones, whose sons
placed a fine bull, a prize winner at
the last fair, on the books of the as
%sociation. Since then a large number
of entries have been made of horses,
cattle, sheep and swine. The different
heads Of departments have been busy
for some time now classifying the
stock and getting the exhibitors into
proper quarters with their animals.
, 1906-09-18
TERRIBLE TYPH0ON
IN HONG KONG TODAY
fimsy structures, and they suffered
greatly.
Many Vessels Wrecked.

Manila, Sept. 1S.-Enormous damage
to property and serious loss of life was
caused at Hong Kong by a typhoon
lasting two hours. The loss Of life
was mostly Of the crews of the vessels.
Among the ships that foundered are
said to be the British steamer Sans.
chune, the German steamer Johanna,
Fustian of Hong Kong and the Macao
railroad line steamer. Only the purser
and mate of the latter survived. The
Canadian Pacific's steamer, Mont
Eagle, is ashore.
Foreign Residents Injured.
A whole row of houses was blown
down. 1t is feared there has been a
heavy loss of life and a number of
foreign residents are reported injured.
, 1906-09-18
AWAITING ACTION BY
FEDERAL GRAND JURY.

The preliminary trial of Mrs. Hattie
Greenfield, charged with receiving
about $3.50 worth of stolen goods, in
Guiding o~vercoats, blankets, etc, was
held this afternoon before United
States Commissioner D. w. Gill and
Mrs. Greenfield was held to await the
action of the federal grand jury this
fall, says the Cheyenne Tribune. The
goods were military equipment alleged
to have been stolen from the Crow
creek reserve by Private Marley of
the Eleventh infantry. Marley was ar
rested in Laramie by Deputy Marshal
Joe Lafors.
, 1906-09-18
CHILDREN WILL HAVE
TWO HALF HOLIDAYS.

Superintendent Lee and the mem.
bers of the board of trustees have de-
cided to allow Thursday and Friday
afternoons as holidays on account of
the county fair, and school will be dis
missed at noon of those two days. The
educational exhibit at the fair will be
n of the best ever made there and
pupils and teachers are all interested
therein.
, 1906-09-18

New York, Sept. 18.-Miss Nina May
Stone, a beautiful southern blond,
with a junosque form and stage aspira'
lions, who is suing John d. Holings'
head of Chicago, millionaire head OF
the cooperage trust, for 100000 for
breach OF promise, today opened to the
public the casket of letters written tc
her by her admirer before she discov
cred he had a wife and four grown chill
dren
, 1906-09-18

Topeka, Kas., Sept. 1S.-From the
general managers Office it is learned
that but one person was injured in the
Rock Island wreck near Dover. A
fireman. name unknown, sustained a
fractured arm. The engine, baggage
and mail cars and part of the smoking
escaped by jumping into the water and
swimming to shore, supported by drift
wood. Several narrowly escaped
drowning.
, 1906-09-18

Havana, Sept. 1S.-The peace out
ers are opposed to Palma's peace of
fering. The rebels are destroying the
Western railway, a British enterprise,
and some of them fired on the subordi-
nate officers of the cruiser Denver, who
were riding in an automobile, thinking
them Palma's followers. Finding their
, 1906-09-18
DOWlE NOT CANDIDATE.
Believed That VoIiva Was Elected
Head of Zionist Church.

Waukegan, Ill, Sept. 1S.-The
friends of Voliva believe hat he was
elected general overseer of the Chris
tian Catholic church over Alfred Bills
in the election in Zion City today.
Dowie was not a candidate, and is pre-
pairing to spend the winter in Mexico.
First steel Passenger Coach.
Train No. 6 had one of the new steel
frame and steel side passenger coaches
being built for the Hartman system
last night. 1t is a Southern Pacific
a and used electricity generated by
its W machines geared to the axle
Of the car.
, 1906-09-18
Train Goes Into River.

Lawton, Okla, Sept. 1S.-Local Rock
Island officers received news this morn
ing that passenger train No. IL plunged
into the Cimarron river, between Dow
er and Kingisher, this morning. The
heaviest rain known in the history of
that section fell Monday night and the
streams were raging torrents. Wires
are down and news of the accident is
vague.
, 1906-09-18
LAST SHIPMENT FOR
DOUGLAS PLACER MINES.

Judge Grant this morning received a
telegram from Oakland, Cal, notify
ing him that the last shipment of ma
chinery for the Douglas Consolidated
Placer Mining company's plant on
that city on the 18th and will be here
in a few days. This will be taken to
the mine and the plant gotten ready
for business. 1t is hoped to at least
have it ready when winter sets in.
, 1906-09-18
Fined for Fast Running.

New York, Sept. 1S.-Mrs. Oliver
Hartman, sister-in-law of William X.
Vanderbilt, sr., and a party Of four
young women with her chauffeur, were
"hcid up Ut the point Of a pistol while
trying to escape arrest by County Con-
stable Young for speeding in the forty
, 1906-09-18
Stone Cutters Join Strike.

Winnipeg, Sept. 1S.-The stone cut
ters Joined the building trades strike
this morning, and 1000 men are out.
Transfers are talking of a sympathy
The city council has appointed
a committee to conduct peace lego
tiations.
, 1906-09-18
HORSE MEN
ARE EAGER
INTEREST IN RACES AND ExHIBI-
TlONS AT COUNTY FAIR
is KEEPING UP.
Entries in Many of the Departments
and for the Running, Trottina and
Pacing Races-Two Silver Cups
Exciting Spirit of Contest in Own
ers of Good Animals.

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III HOTEL SOLD.
Metropolitan At Cheyenne Bought BY
Lost Cabin Man.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 1S.-The Met
ropolitan hotel, one of the Oldest hos
telries in the city, was yesterday sold
to l.. W. Dove of Lost Cabin for $751;
900. j. w. Griffin, its former proprie-
tor, who has been in the hotel bust
ness thirty-ive years, twenty-five as
landlord of the Metropolitan, will re-
tire from active life.
, 1906-09-18
topeka Social Sensation.

Topeka, Kan, Sept. 1S.-Society
here is all tori up today over the
elopement yesterday of Its brightest
social light, Miss Hazel Mulvane,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Mulvane, so
ciety leaders, who ran away with
spec" Hurlburt, center fielder for the
Topeka baseball team and the part
owner of a joint on Kansas avenue.
Married at Kansas City.
Miss Mulvane met Hurlburt by ap.
pointment during the afternoon and
they went over to Kansas City, where
they were married by a Methodist min
lister. The groom was in his shirt.
sleeves during the ceremony.
, 1906-09-18
Rich Merchant Insane.

Chicago, H., Sept. 1S.-The county
court today declared John T. Shayne,
prominent merchant, insane, and ap-
pointed the American Trust and Saw
ings bank as c~onservator of his large
estate. Shayne will not be sent to an
asylum, but placed in The custody of
his wife. His mental disorder is due
to oyerworE,
, 1906-09-18
WILL ACCEPT PLACE
IN LARAMIE STORE.

Ralph Terry has arrived from his
home at Mount Gilead, O., and will ac.
cept a position in the Woodruff & Ter
ry Clothing and Shoe company's store
here, SO great has become the rush Of
business there. He is not quite so tall
as his brother Frank, but for the bene-
fit of the young ladies of the city, it
is well to say he is handsomer than
Frank and unmarried.
, 1906-09-18
WILL BUILD ROUNDHoUSE
OF LARAMIE-MADE BRiC

The handsome new roundhouse to
be built here by the Laramie Plains
line will be constructed of LARAMIE
brick. The brick company is now cool
ing a kiln of 100000 brick, believed
to be the best made and the best
burned ever turned out by the local
company.
, 1906-09-18
ICE IN HIS AUTO.
Strike Forces Queer Move on Part of
Manager of Ice Company.

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 1s.-A strike of
ice wagon drivers forced David Brown,
general manager of the Peoples Ice
company, to deliver ice in his auto to
hospitals and homes, where sick are
confined, to prevent suffering.
, 1906-09-18
SEVERAL HUNDRED LIVES RE-
PORTED LOST AND THOU
SANDS OF DOLLARS OF
PROPERTY DESTROYED.
Typhoon Struck Without Warning,
First Intimation Being Crest of
Huge Wave as 1t Broke in Harbor,
Wrecking Vessels and Washing
Men Ashore-Santa Fe Train Goes
Into River Swollen by Storms.

Hong Kong, Sept. 1S.-The loss by
the typhoon in this harbor was terrific.
The business of the city is paralyzed
and terrible destruction is noted ey-
erywhere. The typhoon lasted nearly
three hours and did as much damage
as an earthquake.
Scene of Wreckase.
This British city in Chinese terri
tory, with it's population Of 100000
persons, was a scene of general wreck
age today. Reports each here of the
oceans currents generally changing in
the Pacific, causing many vessels to
be stranded in the vicinity of the
Hawaiian islands particularly.
Caused. by Tidal Wave.
The typhoon was caused by a tidal
wave, which swept the harbor and
city. 1t is reported that a hundred
lives we're lost. Figures as to the loss
of lives or property are impossible,
owing to the confusion. The American
Sdlllu6 NeSStl D.. L. I1itSuSOShy iioih
Manila, was among the ships driven
ashore. 1t is reported that six steam
ers have sunk in the harbor.
Struck Without Warning.
The typhoon struck without warn
ing. The frat DANCE -signal was the
crest Of a wave raised by the typRoon.
When the anchors held the vessels
were inundated by prodigious waves.
other ships were swept along and
thrown high on shore or dashed
against the sea walls.
Many Are Drowned.
There were few survivors from the
f%oundered vessels. The storm struck
the harbor at / o'clock this morning.
In the city the wind leveled houses
in the native quarters, which were
, 1906-09-18
State Department Not Hopeful.

State Department Not Hopeful.
Washington, D. c., Sept. 1S.-The
feeling in the state department today
is not at all hopeful regarding the sit
uation in Cuba. Fears are entertained
of trouble following the cutting of the
Cienfuegos cable, and there are fears
of an uprising in Havana and subse-
quent reign Of terror.
Dixie In cienfuegos.
The navy department has been ad-
vised of the arrival of the Dixie at
Cienfuegos from Havana with marines.
No disturbances are reported from
Cienfuegos or vicinity.
, 1906-09-18
Shonts Slightly Injured.

New York, Sept. 1S.-Theodore P.
Shonts, chief OF the Panama canal com
mission, was tnrown from a cab on
Fifth e today, the horse slipping
ejecting Shonts, who was not badly
injured.
, 1906-09-18
May Be Arrested Yet.

The young lieutenant is in all sorts
of trouble, and is likely to be arrested
again for getting diamonds from a
Fifth avenue jewelry house on false
pretenses. Lieutenant English was
formerly stationed at Fort Logan,
Colo, but because of his reckless finan-
cial methods was court martialed and
dismissed. He married Miss Florence
McGohney of Colorado Springs.
, 1906-09-18

The letters are most volcanic in
their expression of passionate love, and
do not sound like fatherly expressions,
as Mr.. Hollingshead claims them to be.
He says he will die before giving her
another cent of his money and that she
is engaged in a matchmaking scheme.
, 1906-09-18
Eoreian Residents Injured.
London Has Report.

London, Sept. 1S.-Between 800 and
400 lives, it is estimated, were lost in
the Hong Kong disaster, according to
adyices late this afternoon.
, 1906-09-18
ROAD NOT SOLD.

Reported Purchase BY Hartman Inter
est Declared Premature.
New York, Sept. 18.-The report sent
out last night that the Union Pacific
and Hartman interests had purchased
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was
this morning declared premature by
the railroad bankers. Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., who manage the Baltimore and
Ohio financial interests. The bankers
say that negotiations are in progress
for the sale of the railway, or the con
troll of 1t, rather, but up to today it re
mains in possession of other interests
than Harriman's.
, 1906-09-18
RIDING IN AUTOMOBILE IN THE
STREETS OF HAVANA AND
MISTAKEN FOR FOLLOW
ERS OF PALMA.

Insurgents Soon Found Their Mistake
and fastened Forward With Most
Profuse ApoIoaies-view of Situa-
ton at Washington Not Consider
ed Very 5ri9ht-secretary Taft Is
On Way to the Cuban Coast.
, 1906-09-18
Railroad Paint Shop Burned.

Sedalia, Mo-, Sept. 1S.-The Katy
paint shop building and fourteen
coaches burned by a fire from I'M
known cause here this morning. Loss,
estimated, $50, 1000.
, 1906-09-18
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, 1906-09-18
LETTERS
LIKE FIRE
OPENED FOR BENEFIT
OF PUBLIC BY FAIR PLAIN
TIFF IN A BREACH OF
PROMISE SUIT.

Nina May Stone Wants Sixty Thou
sand from John D. HolIinsshead,
Children, and To Boost Her Claim
She Pulls Documents on the Gay
Old One BY the Casketful.
, 1906-09-18
Of DENVER
FIRED UPON TO-DAY

mistake, they made profuse apologies.
Not Thinking of Quitting.
News reaches here today that the
insurgents in the south part of the
island are greatly increasing in num-
Der and have no thought of laying
down their arms.
, 1906-09-18

horse power Mercedes. After a third
call to halt the car was stopped. The
chauffeur was fined s25, which Mrs.
Hartman paid.
, 1906-09-18

and j. H. Norton of Laramie. The COM
mittee was authorized to fill any va
cancies on the state ticket that seem
wise and to carry on the work of the
campaign in the state. Some funds
for the purpose were subscribed and
contributed at the close of the meet
ing,
, 1906-09-18
IN THE ARHEE STATE.
Bryan Trying to Save North Carolina
to His Party.

Greensboro, N. c., Sept. 1s.-Bryan
makes seven speeches in the state to-
day. The Charlotte speech tonight
ends bis tour in North Carolina.
, 1906-09-18
Dixie In c~ienfuegos.

Taft En- Route to Havana.
Tampa, Fla, Sept. 1S.-Secretary
Taft and party sailed for Cuba this
morning on the cruiser Des Moines.
, 1906-09-18
Former Officer In Trouble.

New York, Sept. 1S.-Former Lieu
tenant English, arrested for passing a
bad check, was dismissed today by the
magistrate before whom the charge
was brought. English's young wife pre-
vailed upon the check owner to with
, 1906-09-18
SUBURB IS
IN TERROR
INSANE MAN WITH GUN RUNNING
AMUCk AT DENVER AND
SHOOTING AT WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.

Thought to Be Man for Whom Citizens
and Soldiers Are Hunting, but Will
Him-Rich Chicago Merchant De-
clared Insane and Not Able to
Attend to His Affairs.
, 1906-09-18
Prohibition Platform.


The resolutions were adopted unani-
mously. They declare against the
liquor traffic in the state and the Unit
ed States, favor the initiative and re-
ferendum, advocate the election of
president, vice president and senator's
of the United States by direct vote of
the people, urge the distribution of
taxation by levying taxes against the
railroads and their stocks and bonds
and against all other corporations and
public utilities in the same maner,
favor the control and regulation of rail-
roads and other e a of transporta-
ton by the federal government and ex-
act equal justice to all and special fav-
ors for non
Gives Life to Cause.
The speaker of the evening, Mr.. Nor
row, left for the east on one Of the de-
layed trains last night. He says he
has spent the most Of his time for the
past twelve years away from home,
having been called to the advocacy OF
the sentiment and devoted his whole
time to 1t. He urged those who agreed
with him that all were not compelled
to make such sacrifices as that, but
that each one should make some sac
rifice in the cause in which every man,
woman and child in the country is in
terested.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-29
OHLEDnt EASICH UlIC.

Pfftomne blativ6 pctasi dalo
podnSt myslencc v hlave redakto-
rove. ktera smefuje k tomu, jak
obpomoci by nase ulice nebyly TAX
blGtiv6 zaroveh ptistupn6 k icz-
denf. Kazdy asi pozoroval vSeli.
ktch nesnazi. V meste kdyz sam
chtel budto pfejit ulici, nebo pc.
tahem po nj jeti; videl dozaiista
kazdy jak kola cd vozu sc bofi do
mekkG hmoty blata, jak kone celi
zablaceni tiff razi 81 ccstu V pred
Re toto sknteGnosti jest, kmitne
ka2d6mu Sc asi myslenka hlayou
jak tomuto castecne odpomoci bez
velkych vyloh. Kdyby snad mex
do nayrhnul dlazdeni ulic budto
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-29
lpRLW I UTlEy.


Jos. Behensky a manielka byiy v
Yankton dtery ma navsteve.
Frank Chop NIL, vozil owes do mes
Ia minuly tyden,
81. Katefina Hlavacoya hyla navSts
YOU u sye sestry Lcsterville.
Sle6na Marie Rartova byla v Yank.
ton minuly tydcn ma navStsve.
Karel Hlava6 beGlaf, zaeina uvaio.
vat o yyznamu vyroku: "nedobfc clo-
veku samotnu byti, atd".
FIR. KuliS cd Lakeport byl u Karla
Hladkyho, a divokym sachnam sc ida
10, o v padeni Prusd do Czech.
DO rodiny Z. L. Saylera zayitala
vrana pfinesla Jim buclatou dcerus-
ku. Talk oysem jc radosti cely aus.
Mas feznik, Saylcr, koupil nGxolik
kusu krmeneho dobytka ma poraiku.
Kdo chce 81 rochutnat ma bifstejku,
at no navstlyi.
Tu a tam sc Tide poptavali kde as
vezi Utiksky spravodaj; snad neuvizl
nekde v blate minil druzi? vsak at
je tomu tax, nebo onak, leiel donna "a
peel CO yyslo slunicko- vyleZ ven a
po nurovnani klouta, naskrabal nsco
z okoli.
Onehdy pied JoSefem. Uticti Pepici
sami to muzlkanti, vysli vyhrrvat Pc.
piknm MENU zikantnm. Ma prvnim
miste pry pochodili jake sedlaci u
Chlumce, totiz pofidlli malo, prota Sli
zalit tento neydek K Hajkoyi. Tam
oslavili sve jmeniuy NJ do alcluja.
V Gtery minuly tyden Sc odbyvala
volba mestskych dfednikn SIM
Utikske, jeff yysledek byl uspokoju.
jici a nasleduIici obcane zvoleni:
FIR Petfik, dnvernik lni vardy
ID. w. Haley, che 4"
Jan Peterka, " 3ti
FIR. Wagner, klerk
Josef Fejfar, pokladnik
+. L. Seeley, odhadGi
James Killian, komiSaf ulic
Rudolf Peterka, rychtaf
Obcane Utiky 81 mohou smtIc bla-
hopfat, &c vyplnili teto volbe rozlie.
ne dfady mestske schopnymI muii
ktefi budou hledet sprawl m6sta
udriet nejlepSim pofadku.