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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
MEN HUG ELSEWHERE
So Limit Your Hugs " You Would
Keep Your Best Beau, Says
Mrs. S. M. Cory. !

New York. Jan. s.-"If a man 10
Obliged TO stop In the midst OF an
ecstasy he H. likely TO come back again.
whereas II hc Is stated he IL likely Ia
hug another girl the XXI night,
Therefore I say II you would keep your
best beau limit your E.Igs."
This ~ unqualified commentator
Civ en- by Mrs. :. NJ. Cory. Of the So.
cicty Of Political study. OF Dr. +. =.
Haurahan's rules for Courtship. Tho
doctor. rector Of the Sacred Heart
church II West Fitchburg. Mass. out
lined his ideas OF the cuTtailment ot
tcndernesscs I'm a Christmas sermon TO
young women
Lights In the parlor." he said.
should not be turned down too low.
Don't be- stingy with the AS. The final
hug should be nj 10 o'clock sharp.
Young men should not stay later than
This hour"
II thoroughly agree declared Mrs.
Cory. with the 10 o'clock theory on
Ftay-at-home nights. ! am n firm be.
licver In no chaperones. and I hin
khe young man should take his girl out
Ind entertain her during the period OF
courtship II anything In that line Il
To be expected of him rs n husband.
II he II content To sit about the hous'
all the time II IL n bad sign.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
KILLED BY BOMB.
Ex-Governor steunebers. Of Idaho
Formerly an Iowa Resident. Was
A~ssassinated at Caldwell.

Boise. Idaho. Jan. a man has
been arrested Mt Caldwell whom. the
pficers think. may he the assassin OF
forner Governor Frank S~teuncnberg.
His name has not been reported. Five
men In all have been detained on trivial
tmay be looked up.
When daylight dawned IN the scene
OF the tragedy II was found that the
dynamite had been exploded by pulling
n wire. Pieces of wire and waxed fish
lire were found In the trees on the
1nwn.
Further Il Is believed that two bombs
were used to make certain OF carrying
out the purpose OF he assassination
They seem 10 have beenRtogether, both
being pulled Mt ono
Boise. Idaho, Jan. 1.-Frsnk Steuncn-
berg. former governor OF this state, was
killed nj $40 o'clock Saturday night az
his home In the suburb OF Caldwell. A
dynamite bomb had been placed nj his
front gate with some continuance by
which II was exploded az he entered,
Both legs were blown OF n he lived
but twenty minutes.
There ~ no known reason for the out1
rage. but u Is charged TO some mcml
Der OF the famous inner circle OF the
couer d'Alene dynamiters whom he
prosecuted 80 :elentlessly In 1893 while
bN was koNNE "
Governor GoodIng Is In communica-
lion with the authorities Of hat county
snd II prepared to put the full support
~ the state behind the officials there I'm
tunning down the perpetrators OF the
Crime. NJ
: II Is thought probable that the lead
ing detective agencies OF the country
will be asked 90 send some OF their best
men to the scene and the state VIII
offer as great n reward a. the gov
ernor may find he has power TO pro-
pose. Steunenberg was governor from
1897 To 1901. having been twice elected
He was born In Keokuk. In, forty
four years ago and had been In Idaho
fince 1887. He leaves n wife n three
children.
Governor Gooding has informed the
Canyon county officials that the state
win offer n reward OF 5000 for the MP.
prchcnsion OF the murderer.
A special train In leaving here Tot
Caldwell ut 10 o'clock carrying the gov.
ernor and others. who go 10 assist II
organizing the work or running dowg
the criminal. =
The shock OF the explosion was felt
all over the town n broke all tho
glass I'm that side OF the ex-governors
home. Every road out OF the town In
being guarded md IL is hoped TO inter-
ccpt every suspect.
Two men are under suspicion who
had been lying about Sampa for sew
.ral days and left for Caldwell today.
They lived in the Couer d'Alencs Mt the
time OF the riots In 1899. Descriptions
OF them are being wired In every direc-
lion.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
DEMANDS CITY YIELD.
Morales, Fugitive President Of sar
Domingo, Appears OF Puerto
Plata with a Gun Boat.

Puerto Plata, San Domingo. Jan. g.
The Dominican gunboat Independence
has anchored OF Puerto Plata. Her
commander has demanded that the
town surrender TO the legitimate gov
eminent OF President Morales within
twenty four hours. otherwise he will
lombard the town. The gunboat has
landed troops safely.
Washington. Jan. l.-Advices received
BY cable from San Domingo state there
Is little probability OF bombardment OF
Puerto Plata by the gunboat indie
p~endenCia.
The United States warships Nashville
and Scorpion are In the hnrbor and me-
gotiations are In progress which makes
Il probable that both factions of The
Dominicans will BE- warned TO make
their fight tsidc of the town u they
desire To fight at all.
Sesms Very Serious.
Washington. II. g. Jan. 1.-The latest
advlccs received nt tho state ana navy
departments from San Domingo are
mainly corroborative of the press dis
patches from the island and show that
while conditions are unsettled. all Is
quiet.
~ viewed In official circles here. the
situation ~ serious ana ,ur .y,,,.
pressed that a clash az the Contcnling
interests Is probable.
fIutl the itIc pl the dispatches " -
evident that both sides are anxious
there shall be 40 interference with
American interests and that their prop
erty and other rights shall not be
jeopardiZed as a result OF Internal trou-
blcs.
They also show hat kilograms from
various portions OF the island are being
subjected TO censorship.
Turks Island. Bahamas. West In
dies. Jan. Mail adyices from Monte
Crlsti. San Domingo. say that General
Perez. governor OF Puerto Plata, has
surrendered TO the revolutionists In
Monte Cristi. They also say that the
Dominican cruiser Independence. load
ed with ammunition. has been given
up to General Deschamps. who. with
Generals Demetrio and Rodriguez. has
left for Puerto Plata with $50 men on
board. General Barba, with 200 men. In
in Altimora, "A village fifteen miles from
Puerto Plata.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
NORDiCA is a HEROINE
Famous Singer Arouses Enthusiasm Of
an Audience IN New York.

New York, AZ. Lillian
Sordica won the enthusiastic plaudi;s
.r a large audience AT the MetrnpOli-
Ian opera house yesterday when she
puitc Coully stamped out "A blaze on the
,tage near the footlights caused by
PRO dropping from "A torch carried by
IA chorus woman IA Guttcrdamuerung.
: The incident occurred during the
fire scene iu IA" last act ot the opera.
Turning oil spilled from one ~ the
rhorug torches set nr" To- IA" stage
c~aTprtiug. Immediately Their" Was an
uucusiucss apparent la the audience.
aud several persons started 10 leave
their seats. Nine. Suriiru. who was
siuEiug. walked over to the blaze. and.
without i~nlrrrupting her SONG. stamped
out the last spark oT the IRE. when
1hC act ended the audience chccrrd.
.yuycd hunlkcIchicfs aud HpplUuG'i
'or many minutes.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04

STROUD GIFT ENDS LIFE
Recipient Of Grs"Some Christmas
Present Expires from Shock
IN Short lime.

Louisville. Jan. "A black box
containing a ahruud. left ~ ia" vcsti-
buIr ~, his nome Christmas v caused
-he death 81 benjamin Mocllman. aged
Is. nui tn- polite" arr looking for the
Perpetrators OF the deed. who are be-
Nm. y.d to- nave attempted to play a Joke
uu the youth.
MoyIuuln long had been "a sufferer
RON heart disease. ana was ncs'r death
many titEcS When the du"Tbril rang
Chrlstuax Cyu n" answered Ia" sums
mons and found IN" box, labeled "M"r-
- Christmas.
a,ururz- 20 the grave when h. Opened
the ptCEgtgr proved suvh "A shock that
hr I'm iu.rusibir "a thu floor before his
rarrut. could reach his side. lie died
thrr, hours later.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
MURoERERS CONFESS ALL
Prominent Business Man Of Denver
Was Victim Of Boys.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Jan. 3-Leslic
Francisco. 20 years Of age. and Charles
Essick. IL years OF age. made sworn
confessions TO Chief OF Police Adams
yesterday. In which they admit the
shooting OF Frank l.. Scott. "A promi-
nent business man on December 20.
They are now confined I'm the county
jail and Ia view OF the frequent threats
TO lynch the prisoners Sheriff Grimes
has placed n large force OF armed dep
uties I'm the Jail ms announced his de-
termination to- protect the prisoners ut
all hazards.
ESsick said the intended TO hold up
the first man they saw going TO the
station and rob him. When they saw
Scott with n yalise In each hand they
told him TO halt. Esick held the revolt
yer. and In no doing gripped The gun so
hard that II went OF. the bullet strik-
Ing Scott I'm the back. Scott died sew
rral days afterward.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
TRAINS COLLIDE HEADON
Engineer and Fireman Are Killed and
Brakeman Fatally injured in
North Dakota Wreck.

81. Paul. Mimi. Jan. "A specia
from Minot. ~. D., says four persons
were killed and several injured as he
result Of a collision between "A passen-
ger and freight train on the Granville.
y. d., branch OF the Great Northern
late yesterday.
The killed:
FRED JARLow. engineer. Minot.
JOSEPH II. GossLINE. brakeman.
Minot. ~. II.
BRAKEMAN. name and residence
unknown.
w. II. GREEN. engineer OF passenger
train.
Seriously injured:
Frank Didler. "A farmer OF Granville.
and one fireman, name unknown.
A wrecking train with medical aid
wa sent from Minot and h dead n
Iniured were c%xtricated and brought
back. wherc the former were laid out
4n Nash's billiard room. Both engines
were completely demolished. as well as
the baggage and express cara on the
passenger train.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
GUIDE GETS AN OFFICE.
Roosevelt Names Guide as Custom
Collector.

Island Falls. Me-. Jan. 3.-william
wingate ScwalI OF this village. who has
been nominated for collector OF GUS
toms In the district of Aroostook. was
"a guide for President Roosevelt when
h. made hunting trips In the Maine
woods twenty years ago.
MIR. Scw1ll also acted az supcrin-
tcndcnt of the Roosevelt ranch In tho
had Lands ~ South Dakota, where
Mr.. Roosevelt spent several years. He
IN well known outsid" of this state.
Tho old time guide has beer poStmaS-
ter of this village and has held sew
cral other Offices In the district.
MI. Scwall made "A long contest for
the office uf collector against Thomas
". phaIr OF PrUSpuc Isle. the present
incumbent. aud RansfoTd ". shaw Of
uoultun. He made a personal canvass
of the entire county. "A majority OF
who's. voters are said tn have Endorsed
his candidacy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
M'CAlL QUITS N. Y. LIFE
3reat Leader Who Has Withstood Fire
Of Insurance Investigation,
Resigns His Position.

New York. Jan. 3.-The Times say
today: II was made known last night
upon excellent authority that John \.
Mccall resigned OF Saturday the presi-
dency OF the New York Life Insur-
nncc The resignation was re-
luctantiy accepted by the trustees.
Official announcement OF the reslgna-
ton has been planned by the trustees
To be made next Tuesday when the an
nual statement II TO be made public.
Mccall last night would not reply to
n request that he confirm the report OF
his resignation.
In his letter OF resignation. President
Mccall said that after long and careful
consideration he had felt IL best To
take Each step. In the months dur-
Ing which the Insurance controversy
ans affected the New York life. he said.
his peace of mind had suffered from
continuous MISUNDERSTANDING and mis-
representation of his actions and distor-
ton OF facts and m~lsquotatlon OF his
u~tterances by newspapers. He was
not ~ COOL health now and felt II
would be best for himself and company
IL he resigned the presidency.
Protests were made by several trus-
tees against receiving b resignation
and there was evidently "A desire on the
part OF these trustees that Mccall
should still retain the presidency, de-
spite demands from outside the com
pary for his deposition.
IL was made plain TO these trustees.
however, hat Mccall would abide by
his resignation n u was then ac-
ccpted. with appropriate expressions OF
regrct.
All trustees were pledged TO secrecy
until Tuesday next. John Claiin. the
dry goods merchant. who Is trustee of
the New York Life. has frequently
been spoken OF as McCall's successor.
but u IL by no means certain that
Claim Will accept the Office. Mccall.
IL is understood. Intends TO leave town
after Tuesday next to TAX a long rest.
IL IN not improbable he will go To Eu-
MIA fnr n Whna
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
IMPOSE UPON THE pope.

Rome. Dec. 30.-Thc vatican %authori-
ties have received demonstrations from
ssyeral American bishops against tho
audiences granted by the pope TO
Americans who. la The opinion of these
bishops. are not worthy OF the honor.
which IL Is added, created dissatisfac-
zion among the faithful.
Thc pope has also beef Informed that
among the persons presented tn him
a few days < was AN American woIn-
an who had been divorced. This ir-
ritated the pontir. who declared that
ouch n presentation must not occur
hgain.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
INSURANCE INQUIRY ENDS
Remarkable investigation. Which Has
Upset the Whole Financial
World, Is Over.

New York. Dec. 3O.-Aftcr pursuing n
line OF inquiry into methods OF life In
surance companies In this state which
has covered n period OF nearly four
months. the Legislative insurance In
vestigntinl committee ended Its ses-
sioas '"dav.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
MILLIONAIRE TAKES LIFE.

San Francisco. Jan. Frank PhIs
Gator. "A millionaire Alaskan miner.
suicIded yesterday NJ n hotel. cutting
hIs throat with a razor. He built the
FIRST house In Dawson. IL. came origin
ally from Michigan.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
ROBBERS ARE VERY BOLD
New York JeweIry Firm Loses $4.cco
IN Seventh Raid.

Nov Work.. Jan. For The second
Anne within three months and the sew
,nth tim within three years the jew
sIry store 90 Schwarz Bros. at 1858
broadway. la the heart OF the Tender
ioin district. was robbed early yester-
day, and about $4,000 worth OF la
monds. rings and watches were stolen.
The loss on the seven robberies. ac-
cording TO n member OF the Arm. az
kregntes so, 900.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
GELS A 100000 PLANT.

Mason City. la. Dee. 3o-rh" s. coo. 600
,urtltnd cement factory Is now an as
'urrI thing Iur Ihis city. Agreements
were reached today.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
URGES HEIR
King Leopold Wants Son Of an Amer.
car Woman 10 Succeed Him.

Brussels. Dec. sO.-The report In cur
rent In official circles hat King Leopold
has contracted a morganatic marriage
with Nine. Vaughan. who Is said to be-
of American origin. A son recently was
born TO Nine. Vaughan. and Leopold IN
credited with the desire to Try to induce
hu recognition as heir to IN" throne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
CARS KILL PROMINENT MAN.

Waterloo. Ia, Jan. i.-HamueI
Hustled. aged so. brother OF Judge j. l..
Hustled, OF Dubuque. was run over and
killed by an Illinois Central train to-
day.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
Ex.sALL PLAYER DIES.

Kansas City. Jan. Frank Bonner.
the famous ball player. Is dead of blood
poisoning, aged 81
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
Twenty Soldiers Killed.

Elizabeth Grad. Russia. Jan. IA
collision involving two military trains
occurred today and twenty soldiers
were killed.
Odessa. Jan. THE governor general
has ordered Inhabitants OF this city to
keep inside their houses and tn lock
the doors. holding n~ouseholders respon-
sible for any firing from their prem
tass.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-04
WARRAN s
Attorney Terrill Asks Arrest of
Several Former Kansas
Governors. {
Also for Gov. Hock-Alleges
Peonage-Just Released
From Pen.

Topeka, Kan, Sept. Ara n. Ter
rill, recently released from the state
prison at Lansing, where he had served
a term under the charge of murder
committed in Oklahoma, appeared to-
day at the Office of United States Dis
trict Attorney Bone and demanded that
warrants for the arrest of Gov. E. w.
Hoch, eX-Governors w. J. Bailey and
w. E. Stanley of Kansas, Ex-Governor
Ferguson of Oklahoma, and ex-Warden
E. B. Jewett of the penitentiary he is
sued at once.
Terrill declared that he had been
unlawfully held under peonage and
was not guilty, as charged, of murder.
District Attorney Bone informed him
that a proper petition would, if pre-
sented, be given consideration.
Terrill is an attorney and during
his Incarceration appeared before the
state supreme court here and argued
a motion for his release from the peni-
tentiary.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-04
LIKE HOME
Says Bill Bryan as He Greets
Mayor Dunno at Chicago
Today.
Swell Banquet il His Honor
Tonight at Auditorium
Hotel.

Annotated Press to The Evening Tlmes.
Chicago, Sept. 4.-William ]. Bryan
and party arrived in Chicago at S:15
today over the Grand Trunk railroad
The party disembarked at the 47th
street station, five miles from the
down town district, and made the re-
mainder of the journey to the Audi
torium hotel in automobiles.
Mr.. Bryan was met at the station by
large party of local democrats, made
up of members of the Iroquois and
Jefferson clubs. The first man to
greet Bryan as he stepped from the
train was Mayor Dunno, with whom he
shook hands warmly, remarking, This
is like getting home"
Bryan's program for the day COM
prised an informal reception at the
Auditorium hotel, which lasted
through several hours of the morning.
Shortly before noon he was driven to
the headquarters of the Iroquois club,
where he was entertained at luncheon.
Addresses were made by President
John w. Eckhart and by Bryan. In
the evening Bryan will be the guest of
the Jefferson club at a banquet in the
auditorium hotel
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-04
THE EYES OF THE NATION
ARE ON VERMONT TODAY

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Burlington. VT, Sept. 4.-The eyes
of the nation are on Vermont. The re-
suit of todays election in this state
will be significant 1t is the straw that
will show which way the political wind
is blowing If the republican majority
should be light the democrats of the
country will consider it an omen of
good, while. on the other hand, should
the majority be heavy, the country
will take it as an indication that the
republicans may be generally victori-
Gus at the November elections.
The close of the campaign came last
night with political gatherings in near
ly every city and town of the state.
All the ingenuity known to mortal
man in politics has been used to stir
up the interest Of the voters, with the
result that the largest vote ever cast
in a state election in Vermont is prom
ised today.
The republican candidate for gov
ernor is Fletcher D. Proctor, son of
United States Senator Redfleld Proc
tor. His opponent is Percival w.
Clement Of Rutland. who is the
nominee of the democrats and the So
called iniepedents.
The fight has been waged solely on
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-04
WAS IN DISGUISE.
Revolutionary Officer Played Success.
full Trick on Russian Official.

lul Vu 1AuSSlNu VhCldls
Associated Press Cable to The Evenln.
Times.
Berlin, Sept A curious sidelight
is thrown on Russian conditions by
the following story which has reached
here:
Last October the district governor of
Kharkoff received visit from young
officer who introduced himself as
Lieutenant Podgorski, and represented
himself as having been sent by the
governor of the province of Kieff to
assist the civil authorities of Kharkoff
in preventing, or suppressing revolu-
tionary disorders. The young mans
papers were in perfect order, and he
played his part with such consummate
art and grace, that every facility was
placed at his disposal. After two
months, Lieutenant Podgorski declared
his mission to be at an end and de-
parted to join his headquarters at
Kieff. Now. however, the Kharkoff
authorities have just discovered that
the governor of Kieff never sent an
officer to Kharkoff at all. The whole
affair was an audaciously conceived
and masterfully executed move by
which the revolutionary party placed
themselves in the possession of much
valuable information regarding the
political machinery of the district of
kharkoff.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-04

state issues. The republican plat
form advocates better schools, better
highways, and the thorough care OF
all state wards on plan of economy
based on efficiency. Among the planks
in the platform of the fusionists are
retrenchment in state expenses, the
formation of state fund for the con-
struction of permanet highways, and
the advocacy Of labor measures, in
cluding a weekly payment bill, an
employers liability bill and several
other measures.
The chairman of the republican
state committee claims a majority of
10000 for Proctor as conservative
estimate. The chairmen of the demo-
cratic and the Independent state COM
mittees have issued statement claim
ing that the fusion majority will be
from 1000 to 10000. Governor Bell
received plurality of 81 $40 two years
ago.
For congressman. the republican
candidates are David J. Foster of Bur-
lington, from the first district, and
Kittredge Haskins of Brattleboro, from
the second, both OF whom are the pres
ent representatives Of the state In
congress. Their reelection Is conced-
ed. =.