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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
HIS UNClES LOST.
search for Brothers Of oovsrror John.
sons Mother Being Made In
lliinois.

Aurora, H.. March T.-Scarch IN be
Ing made here for Andrew and John
MADDEN. brothers OF Mrs. l.. Johnson.
mother OF Governor John a. Johnson
OF Minnesota.
Mrs. Johnson. whose maiden name
was Caroline MADDEN. and her three
brothers came to America from Sweden
In 1855. and located In Chicago. Short
~ afterwards their parents died icav-
Ing the children without guardian
The girl went TO 50. Peter. MINI. where
she married.
The boys were placed In n Chicago
orphans home. and since then Mrs
Johnson has heard nothing OF them
Not long after leaving Chicago. sh.
visited the home Co inquire concerning
her brothers whereabouts but the only
INFORMATION she could secure was that
they had been adopted. She learned
that Andrew was living with an Eng
lish family either I'm or near Aurora.
Lars. she found. had been adopted by n
Chicago family In Geneva. twelve miles
north OF Aurora.
The Information was not Of material
assistance. as she was unable to secure
the names Of the families.
For years Mrs. Johnson waited TO
hear from her brothers. but no letters.
ever have reached her. A letter has
been received here from Miss Hattie
I. Johnson. sister OF Minnesota's gov
ernor. soliciting the aid OF Aurorn's at
torneys In the search for the three men.
The case In n most interesting one. and
several Aurora people have taken up
tho Inquiry.
n the Aurora nttorncrv who have
taken up the case locate the MADDEN
boys. Governor Johnson will visit Au-
rora to identify them.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
HIS HONEYMOON
SLIPPED HIS MIND
Mrs. Henrietta Eamss. Who Appeared
as Her Own Lawyer, Now Asks
Cor a Divorce.

Chicago. ILL.,. March a-Describlng her
husband as the Eayest OF gay Lotharios,
who allowed "affaires glamour" to follow
his wedding and precsde his honeymoon.
Mrs Henrietta Eamcs has filed a cross bili
In the superior court against the petition
OF John Il Eames for absolute divorce. Al
the "PortIa OF the divorce court" Mrs.
Eames attracted considerable attention on
Monday. when. without the aid OF her at
torneys both OF whom were absent, shs
succeeded In obtaining back allmony In tho
sum oessito when Judge Gary took UP the
consideration OF the case.
In reply TO Eames' long category OF
charges. Mrs. Eames brought forward ac-
cusations involving the costly raiment
with which which some o. her household
maids had been provided-by Eames. sbo
said-and accused her spouse OF having
INDUCED IN a seven days orgy In a south
aide resort. the same being the first
week OF their honeymoon.
Mrs Eames alleges In her cross-bilI that
after his seven days absence from her
side. directly following their marriage. she
finally made n date" with him for meet
ing At the Great Northern hotel on Janu-
airy Il. Eamcs did not appear until TWEEN
ty-fouT hours aftrrward. when he IL
alleged 60 have told his wife that no had
met up with "A swell fairy and tho
honeymoon had slipped his mlnd-''
k.ames filed his bill for divorce last
August.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
"oESTRoY FOREIGNERS. "
This 10 on the Banners Of Secret Chi
neGs Societies.

Victoria. Marrh 5.--The steamer En-
press OF India brought news OF further
antl-foreIgn outbreaks Ia China. In
Huperl province and adjoining sections
of Houan province. secret societies are
rullying men around banners Inscribed
Advance China and destroy tn" for
ei.ners."
Missionaries IN this district are Joint.
Is advising their COnsuls OF the gravity
OF the situation. Proclamatlons have
been posted In many cities that "A gen
eral uprising Will take place In the
third Chinese month tb"ginning about
IN. end ~ March,. Details OF an at
tack ON the American mission at
Chaugfi. sixty miles from Annoy. show
the looting % the mission was coca
stoned by the auti-forrign spirit. Mis-
siouRrics escaped uunidcd. Another frn-
turc OF the chinese national movement
~ first Indicated by the boycott has
been the establishment OF the chinese
Independent Christian church. the
movement being organized To- ousi cn-
tirely the foreign missionaries. \
chinese Presbyterian pastor from san
FrauCisco n ~ the head of the move
ment at Shanghai. whore $4,000 has
been subscribed for the organization OF
a campaign fund FOR ;hc Chinese indie
pendent church.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
CLAIM FIELDS WEALTH.
swiss Family Wants TO Share in msr
chants Estate.

Geneva. March Careful inquiries
concerning the claim made by Swiss
family To Marshall Fields millions
show people named Marschall. living at
Sion. first approached the authorities
OF the canton OF Nalaiscen on the sub
sect. and now the Swiss representative
at Washington has been instructed To
prosecute inquiries.
: The Marschalls base their claims on
the fact that Friedehn Marschall. their
father had an uncle. born In 1851. who
in 1851 left Switzerland and took "A sit
uation ~ interpreter OF a transatlantic
liner He eventually became a specu-
lator I'm wheat and had not been heard
Of since until the newspapers an
nounced the millionalre's death.
The MArschalls considered that
Fields earlier history Tailed with that
of the emigrant OF 1861.
Fridehn MnrschalL. who wns n shoe
maker and music coplsr. WAS killed In
1894 by the explosion OF a paraffins
lamp and left a large family. The
claimants are miserably poor.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08

The places mentioned I'm this connec-
ton arc Guantanamo. San Juan. Guam!
Subig bay. Manila bay. Pearl harbor.
Honolulu. Colon and Panama. the lat
ter two the canal ports.
The recommendations OF the Endi-'
colt board for the dcfenses OF homo
ports have been revised and the fol-
lowing ports recommended:
Kennebec river. Portland. Ports
mouth. Boston. New Bedford. Nara
gansett bay. eastern entrance To Long
Island sound, eastern and southern
entrances 10 New York. Delaware bay,
Baltimore. entrance Tn Chesapeake bay.
Hampton roads. Potomac river. Cape
Fear river. Charleston. Savannah. Key
West, Pensacola. Mobile bay. MiEsis-
sippi river. Galveston. san Diego. Co
lumbia river, Puget sound. lake ports
and kiska island.
a large part OF the report Is devoted
To the questions OF guns and projectiles
to be used for defenses.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
PURE FOOD FAVORED.
Bill Nov Proposed Will Be Reported
Favorabiy by the
House

Washington. II. G., March I.--Th,
house committee on Interstate and for
eiRn commerce agreed on "a pure food
bill which VIII be- favorably reported TO
the house. In many respects IL In like
the Hepburn bill. passed by the senate
and the committee agreed To let II
have the name and number OF that
measure. but amended IL by adding
some provisions OF the Hepburn bill
house committee.
only three members OF the commit
tee. Representatives Adamson, Of
Georgia: Bartlett. of Georgia: and Rus
sell. of Texas. opposed the bill They
announced their Intention To- prepare n
minority report on the ground that the
measure IL an assumption OF the police
powers OF the state by the national
government.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
FATHER DOESN'T AGREE.
r. w. Patterson Says Sons Ideas Are
Fallaeious.

New York. March 7.--R w. Patter-
son, editor of the Chicago Tribune.
does not share In the socialIstic views
expressed by his son, Joseph Medill Pat
terson, the former commissioner OF pub
lie works OF Chicago. The elder Mr.
Patterson and his son we're ut the Hoi-
land house In this city and both ex-
pressed decided opinions on the SUBJ
ject. The younger man reiterated the
attachments voiced yesterday after his
resignation as commissioner OF public
works OF Chicago had become known.
His father declared II to be his belief
that socialism Is one OF the widest
fanaticisms OF tn. age
He added that the real reason his
son gave up his municipal office was
because he had been asked TO do
things for which he could have been
Indicted and for which he should
have been indicted had he done them
Will" he did not nj all agree with
his sons theories. Mr. Patterson said
he conceded to every man the right
To think for himself and added that
~ mere difference OF opinion would
not be permitted To make any differ
cncc In the relations between his son
and himself.
III sons did not have any different
ideas from their fathers" he said I've
would be- back ia the days OF Abra-
ham"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
ROCKEFELLER LOSES.
Brother Of John o. Sues \ OsfunS
Brokerage Firm.

New York. March Prank Rockefeller.
brother " John H. ROckrf~ll"r. has began
a suit 10 the suprrm" court against yari-
Gus individuals aal brokerage firmS n this
city and Cleveland. Mr.. Rockefeller. Who
lives ia ohio. - Er"kluls 10 recover 10000.
TIL. SUIT ~ al" outcome OF stock trans
actions with Leland ". Pryor. who com
mltt~,l suirlIr To- Cleveland on January >,
sir Pryor. bruksraK- frm. the p"nison
~ Pryor '1mrauy suspended up"rat ons
after lryua Killed himself and N now ia
thu hands 90 u receiver.
Il appear, fruu Ar. Ro"k"isiler's CON-
plaiut that H- ts I~sirluuS 0f Soidiug the
S-N York rJrT~sroUd".s OF poulson. Pry-
~ y 60 r~sfnus.h.r fpr To" money lost
lnrDugL thu I"a!'r- with the Pryor COM
pauy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
COUNTESS DENIES IT..
Minneapolis Woman Says She Still I.
Happy with Rosslyn.

Monte Carlo. March Society along
the RiV-ria has been interested by n
report from London Of pending ~ not
actual separation ~ the Earl and the
Countess OF Russlyn. The countess In
better known AS Anna Robinson. for
mcrly ~ MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
The earl left Monte Carlo. and "a was
asserted that the pair had arrived ut
an agreement To live apart. money Diff
fculti.s being the chief reason given
for the rupture.
The countess has authorized "A POSI-
tive denial. saying. There II not one
word ~ truth in the story. Lord Ross
iyn WAS called to London on business
merely. | ann In "A doctors hands, sur
fcring from "a slight attack OF pneu-
monia and influenza. We shall b" To-
Eethcr again in few daya."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
ROGERS WILL REPLY
IF COURT SAYS so
Systems Sphinx and Business Manage
Shows Disposition to Obey
the Law.

New York. March THE decision CT
the question whether II. III. Rogers
shall be compelled to- answer questions
asked OF him In the Missouri oil hear
ing was postponed today until March
20.
Justice Gildcrslecve. who heard the
argument. directed an adjournment to
await flnal decision In the Missouri
courts relative TO u similar case.
During the argument for adjourn
ment W. v. Rowe. of the counsel for
Rogers. said
Il wish TO tell the court as n mouth
piece OF Rogers, that II the final de-
cision OF the Missouri court Ii against
Rogers. he viii answer the questions
as To stock transfer without any order
OF the court"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
DRAINAGE LAW GOOD.
Supreme Court Of United States says
Railroads Must Not obstruet
Con.truction.

Washington. u. c.. March T.-Th.
constitutionallty OF the Illinois farm
drainage law was today sustained by
the supreme court OF the United States
In the case OF the Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy Railway company Va. the
state OF Illinois. involving the right OF
the state authorities TO compel railI Dads
Co remove distractions TO drainage OF
lands under the law.
The opinion was delivered by Justice
Harlan and the law IL upheld as In ac-
cordRnce with police power OF state.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
26 DEAD; q HURT;
AN APPEAL FOR AI6
Result OF Fridays Tornado in Meridian
10 ssrious-mueh Suffering
Reported.

Meridian. Miss. March The lis;
81 casualties az result Of Fridays
tornado remains unchanged at IS dead
and IS injured.
Suffering among the poorer classes
has been found Co b" much greater
than at first supposed. Several thou
sand carpenters went to work today
rebuilding and repairing the destroyed
districts.
Tn. general relief committee has re-
solved To accept contributions from
whatever source. developments being
such that outside financial aid OF nee
.ssity will be- required.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
OPERA HOUSE BURNS.
Fire Of Unknown Origin Does Ss50o(
Damaae-"Ths Homeseekers"
Lose Effects.

Dcs MoineS. la. March Fire e.:
unknown origin destroyed the Grand
opera house and did $4,000 damage to
the Observatory building early today.
The total loss IN $4,000. Effects ~
"A troupe we're destroyed.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
STRAIGHT, NARROW
WAY--WALL Street
Ills the Main Thoroughfare oil
Cody Men and
Women.
MORGAN A BIT NAUGHTY
Mrs.. Gaylord, Female Broker. Says ~
Christ Were on Earth Street Would
Be Moro Prosperous-system
Runs Things Pretty Well.

New York. March 5.-Mrs. ]. Allen
Gaylord. head OF the bond investment
firm that bears her name. firmly be.
lIeves that financial success can be
gained In Wall street by godlIko bust
ness methods. conducted through spirit
ual guidance. She says she Is advised
by the spirit OF her dead husband. who
founded the business she now conducts.
There IL no place In the world"
said Mrs. Gaylord. where there are 30
many Christian and godly men as In
Wall street. Otherwise she added.
where would I be7"
Mrs. Gaylord has achieved the dis
tinction or taking over the management
Of the bond business which was founded
by her late husband forty years ago.
Yes. every morning after 1 arrive
In the city said Mrs. Gaylord. II
spend n few moments In old Trinity In
prayers. That was n custom OF my hus-
band, who was one OF tho most cody
men that ever lived. Before we begin
business here wo have a prayer meeting
In the ONCE. have n good many
young men whom i am teaching tho
business. conduct the services. as
sisted by my partner. Mr.. Fletcher.
According TO Scriptures.
we carry on our work here accord
Ing To the teaching OF the scriptures.
Even II I make only one-quarter OF ono
per cent. that r. enough. and business
IL coming In from every part OF the
country. IL Is perfectly wonderful.
only yesterday two loans came In. one
for So 900. 0Oe and one for $1,000. 900.
The deals Will be closed tomorrow. /
believe the Lord II educating mo In
this. I know He In helping me and the
money I make VIII go to the Lord.
III J. Pierpont Morgan had followed
Christ's prccepts he would be just as
rich and far happier than he is.
IF Christ was on earth there woulG
be m even greater opportunity OF At
tanning financial success In Wall street
than there Is. and the rich men would
enjoy clear consciences besides.
Yes. some lambs would stu be
sheared: for. like the foolish virgins OF
scripture. there are those who are still
poor householders and who VIII be
found wanting when the opportunity
comes.
what about John u. Rockefeller?
Now. not n word. am not ut liberty
90 say what think about him. In
fact. I would not give my opinion OF
him 20 anyone. leave that To- the
Lord but John ID. Rockefeller. jr..
believe 90 be u good man nj heart. He
has been put I'm false light. The very
best OF Christians are sometimes placed
In a false light. though not OF their own
accord"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
HIST, CANNON! LOADED7
Nicholas longworth Delivers n Cigar
TO the Speaker Which Is suS.
piciously Bia.

Washington. March 5.-Itepresei!ta-
tive Longworth returned To his duties
IN the house today. lie brought with
him Co the capitol and presented TO
Speaker Cannon In his room a huge
cigar. at least eighteen inches long. the
product OF Havana. Cuba.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
AID is ASKED.
Governor % ooesniea Reports on Tor
nado ard Tidal Wave

Parts March 9Th" miuiSt,' 10 tho
colonies has received u cablcgrtm con
the French establishment ia OccanlCa
was somewhat devastated by "a lorna
do and tidal wav. February I and s.
Tahiti was particularly affected.
Three hundred and twenty seven
houses At Papeete were destroyed. The
governor OF the colony has asked for
was lost.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
FOUNDED DIES MONIES.
Or. w. r. Campbell, Pioneer Iowsn. !.
Dead

81. Louis. MAJ IA DIR. " Z. campb"!
who with his father ant thT"" brothers
founded Dies M"iIrs Ia. died in ~. Louis
SATURDAY ~ a." uLc 81 ~ years The
established 4 small trading poet on what ~
known a. RacCuou ridge. aud Witch event
uaIIy became Drs Moline. TIL HON. 90
tll" CamubgllS WAS on the exact yp,i
Shcr- the ctIi.o 81 iowa nov .'arGs
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
FRANCE is READY.
War Would Not Find AIRY Department
Deficient

Paris. March ia IA" rnUruh'r Of
deputies today War Minister Etirun".
answering inquiries regarding the con.
dItion Of war supplies. said every
branch OF supplies and ammunition
wan completely assured ia case OF mob
ilization OF troops.
The answer was received with shouts
of Bravo" ns indicating the state OF
o$~ps,edness OF the French army.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
WHITE MANTLE COVERS KANSAS

kNnsIs NY. No. MarCE ~ heavy
Snowsturm prevails tn Kansas and
HuowSturm prevailed In kansas and
western Missouri last night. Prom some
points n ts reported that snow has
been failing steadily and IL six Inches
on the level The storm has blocked
railway traffic Ga many places. and tel
egraph and teIeThJnc wires have suf-
ferrd. The snow VIII be- OF great ben
eft Ia wheat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
BETRAY POLICE
gut Bertha Catches Proposition TO
Give Such Evidence Is Declined by
the Prosecution.

New York. Garch 5..-wh,u "a" rial
~ Bertha rluiCh" for the murder OF
Emil 'ior.irnu was resumed today Il
Nl~ learned that Bertha had offered to
,:ivr evidence against IN" poiiC" AMI
that her counsel demanded she b" given
her freedom, as a reward for such evi-
dcurr. To this tn" prosecution refused
- agr-r cuuicniiug the acceptance ~
the plea oT guilty {" mausluughtrr iU
the second degree Was the greatest unu-
r,gsiun that could hr made.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
CLARK KEEPS LAND.
Montana Millionaire Senator Beats the
Government in Case for csnesIia.
ton OF Patents.

Washington, ID. g., March Senator
Clark 81 Montana today won the case
against him In the supreme court Ia
which the government sought to have
cancelled patents To II. 400 acres OF pub
lie lands In Montana, which were al
legged 20 have been fraudulentIy Sc
cured.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
WAS AT BIRTH OF BRYAN.

bloomington. Ill. March DIR. WILL
tamSHilL "A prominent physician died
here. aged -. DIR. Hill was present In
q professional way 1t the birih OF WILL
lam J. Bryan.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
VAN SAINTS MOTHER.
Parent Of Ex-Governor Expires at Age
Of 81 Years

Davenport. la. March Mrs. Lydia
Van SAINT. aged ~ Year,. mother OF ex-
Governor Van SAINT Of Minnesota. 10
dead at I.eclaIre. her home
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
STOCKS ON TOBOGGAN
The Distrust Of the Market Enssnderec
Last Week Is Kept Up-Whole
List Goes OF.

New York, March Stocks broke
badly today on n heavy outpouring OF
liquidation from all quarters. There
was n well conferred bear attack on n
number OF stocks which have become
vulnerable by tn building up OF ex-
tensive pool accounts and manipula-
ton In the market.
Dissatisfaction with the outlook. con-
tinued withdrawal OF banking reserves
and the necessity for scaling down
credit accounts to keep pace with de-
clining reserves were responsible for
most OF the selling.
Unstable condition In stocks which
developed last week aroused wide
spread distrust and was the cause for
sending out calls for large additional
margins on speculative holdings Fall
urc IL respond To these induced the
throwing over OF some holdings by
commission houses. The Offering down
OF the prices by bears had the effect OF
cxhauSting margins and uncovering
..rD Joss orders. The weight upon tho
mn rket uus thus InCrcns ed
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
BASE hit IS SCORED
ON SCOTCH HIGH BALI
London Court Says Misrepre'
sentation In Whisky Trade
Is Increasing.
BLENDERS ARE STIRRED UF
Output Of Whisky in Scotland Is &c
100000 Gallons, and Point Raised
10 Of stupendous Importance
10 the Producers. o..

London. March "A long trial was
held ut n North London police court 10
decide what whisky IN. A long array
OF Scottish and Irish experts were ex-
Rmincd end the decision OF Magistrate
Fordham has stirred especially the
Scotch whisky trade 10 It's depths.
Fordham decided that while pot still
whisky Is real whisky. the patent still
spirit. az which some blends are large
~ composed. Is not whisky. Fordham,
In giving the results az his personal
experiences rs n judicial whisky faster.
said:
Il ind that the medicinal properties
Of patent still whisky are not so great
ns pot still. and they differ In contents.
flavor and scents
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
Whole List 10 on.

Lenders OF money also exercised In
creasing discrimination against som.
stocks whose market position was dis
trusted when they appeared In collat-
cral for loans.
Reading was especially weak and fell
nearly s points below saturday. North
western went down s points: Northern
Pacific and Amalgamated Copper
ghowed n loss: Sheffield Steel went on
ia to "a, Colorado Fuel a., and 81
Paul Union Pacific. Illinois Central.
Delaware and Hudson. Atlantic Coast
Line, Smelling. General Electric. Hide
and Leather preferred and some others
dropped . tn IA.
The average level in the whole list
yielded between / and . points. Occa-
sional rallies h. the market were due
lo has;y pront taking by bears buying
81 cover shorts.
Liquidation continued Internationally
In the afternoon at the extreme decline
ia Reading of over points. Anaconda
was carried down 1874. The market
was quiet ana showed evidence 81 re-
turning strength la the latter part Of
the day.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-08
FOR ALASKAN DELEGATE.

Washington. March 6.-The house
passed tho senate bill providing for q
delegate In congress from Alaska