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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24

Jos. Hruska. Robert Vauk, ].
NJ. Smith. Jakub Wagner. p. r
Petfik, FIR. Glynn. Will Glynn q
Mattel Welt, Sc s,GGastnili demo.
kraticke okresnf konven6e odbyvs
ne Tyndall v GterS. Tff prvne
imenovani panovG v tonic siezdu
byli zvoleui CO DELEGATE do statni
konvence tGto strany, jenz Sc bu'
de odbSvat v Yankton 5ho cervna.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24
zpriy Wagner.

Zpravodai re zapadni strans
Wagner uz Sc taky probudil a w,
lez cd pece n protfra 81 oci uvidI
jak p. Cihlaf we've velky naklad
pfsku. Pan Cihlaf z removal svou
farmu a odst9hoval Sc do Wagner
kdei ma krasnou residence.
Jakub Koeer byl ma navs,eve u rod
ca minuly tyden Tabofe.
Barta j. Wagner Sc vratil Ro.
sebud, kdez prodal svaj pozemek
"a $1,000.
Zadal bych vsecky dopisovatele.
ably jeden kazdy nejakou tn zpra.
va pedal.
Karel Wagner jenz pracoval u
Lake Andes u Jana Machacka. Sc
pfestehoval a pravil. re ma p. Ma
chaGek krasne zarizenou farmu.
Nd ma prodej mnoho kukufice n
ovsa. To je dakaz, re je farme-
rem pfieinIivym. Karel ted zas
prohanf svGj osvedeeny brecha6
po planinach nalezejicich Ant.
Charvatovi byvalemu uGiteli ia.
borskemu. Pan Anton 81 vysazel
letos mnoio krasnych ovocnych
stromI.
Ja myslim re il budu ode dnes.
ka dopisovdt dost, nebot jsem 81
koupil velky par bot zPravodajs.
kych, a pax nemusit mi zadny IN
z'6 pokladat koupil jsem 81 oil jed
ne baby klevetive patent ma de &.
nj klepI. pax kosik. Boty bu-
dou delat dobrou sluibu phi chGzi;
patent ma klepy cd baby mi Pride
v hod phi sestavovani lednotlivScll
udalosti a do kosika Sc budou zpra
w liz hotove davat. Go Sc tf6e
toho patentu, nemusi Sc zadny oed
vat, ze Dude to nebezpeGne; jed
max, ze klepy muslin psat, a pax
nemam ten ostry jazyk. jaktmz Sc
nektere k'evetilky vyznamenavaji.
Nicmene mi naramne mnoho pomG
re We birani novireI.
Zdejsi farmefi 81 nyni dali do
svych obidli telefon. Pr tonic "a
fizeni umeni kartafske Dude kras-
ne zkvetnt - jen Sc zazvoni ma
souseda IA chvili budou kotniky
o stll jen prastel. Zpravodai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24

Volta Herman a Franta Obr 81
vyieli na ryby v pondeli v noci ma
iezirko Wysupoyo. Kdyz byli Sc
deli ma bfehu po nekolik hodin, "a
cali Ola vytahovat vseho druhu
ryb po celych t,ictech, az jich me
Ii takovou eromadu, ktera by Sc
vosokosti sirokosti vyrovnali kite
rekoliv Egyptsk6 pyramide. z ra-
na jitfenka kazdeho svou zlatozati
polfbila ma osmahlou tvif, zvouc
je k probuzeni. Povstali n hledsli
rybovou piramitlu ale roznali Re
to byl pouhS sen.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24

Jmeua mestskych utednikG lie
nalezti v iinem sloupci tohoto lis
tu. Stava sc casio. re nejen far
mefi, ale Tide bydlici v me,te ne
vedi kdo je m6stskym ufednikem
a tn kdyz by NELL n6co vyjedna-
vat museii Sc vyptavat. II mnohdy
i ncsnazi Jim TO pIsobi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24

Chef Terrence, Josef Skorpik a
Vaclav Bouska Sc tiGastnili repu-
blikanske okresni konvence. odbS
vane v Tyndall v Gtery - vsichni
pro Gambia. " Konvenci byl
Chef Tor renee, zvolen delegation
do statniho sjezdu teto stany jeni
Sc Dude odbyvat 5ho eervna Y
Sioux Falls.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24
Fanny ma .Prodej

Maine IVA prodei mnolo krasuycl'
pozemkn ukresu Charles Mix, "A Co.
~ yelmi mirne. Nekters matt vystay
nusti jSou dubie Gaiizene. Kdu by
81 pial IndianSky pnzemek nechr 81 jeI
pruhlidne a poda ram nabidku a my
jei pro nj zakoupime. 80.
o dalsi rodi obnosti dopiSte nau.
..s.. Caster & Svauda.
Lake Andes, 5. y.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24

Upozorneni vsem clennm Ces.
Rol. Wal. poi. SPolku Tabofe
okres Bon Homme. Re adresaf,
Tajemnika Josef Seiner ie z:nenen
zmenou postovnich siti, ielo adre-
sa je nyni p. o. Scotland. X. +.
ID. No /. so. Oak. Zaroveh isou
zidani vsichni ii clenove. kter Sm
Sc zmena poStovni stala, by sve al
resy oznimili. TajemniEu, n neb
jeho zastupcum, Antonu Bambaso
vi Frank Slavickovi a John Wag,
nerovi ktefi askive zaslou adresa,
re ma patficn6 mis,o. TAX Sc pre-.
dejde ovsem nemil ym omy lum pos
tovnim, neb dosud je mnoho clenu
ktefi nemaji pa'ficnF udresaf,
'kazdF tax ucih.
V ucte krajanske pro vsechny Gle.
ny Spolku Joseph Seiner Tajem-
mix.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24

Jan r. Hostel piijmul misto ktere
Esstaval 4. u Emmons elevatOru
McCaull v custer minuly tyden. Jan
je Gilym II s,hopuym muiem a uoni
uochy bnusti, ie kaideho obsluuzi po-
ctiv6 u sve1omite; pruGei odpoIuGu-
jem lei do pfiIue vsech Okoluich far
merI, by Sc na ntj vidy 5 dIyerou
obiatili.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24

V. ! Wagner pfiimul misto ia Ta.
borsks bance co knihyedouci minuly
tydep. Tii koupil nazptt behouna
kterehui prOdal pied ntjakym casen
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24
OznkMEni.

Oznamuji timto GlenIm Cesko
Rolnick6ho Spolku V tonic okre.
su re move stanovy jsou iii hotove
rozdany 20 zastupcich k vGli use
trent vyloh postovnich. KazdF
Glen je vyzivan by Sc o ne ptihld.
sill sveho zastupce ncbo u taiem-
nika. TEE bych iadal ty 6leny CO
odbiraji tento list by To ozndmili
tenn ktefi iej neodbiraji.
Josef Novotny, pfedseda
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24
poMkcf zpRAvy.

Fr. Is aZek iynuaii Dyi Zue We
,tedu IN obchodni zalez tosti.
r. A. Wagner manzclka z Uti-
IS byli zde M navsteve v nedeli.
Ptinestc vcjcc A. J. Novakovi.
obdrzite IN NE tu.'nejvyssf ccnu.
Pfisti stfedu je den ozdobeni
rvLa a jest zakonntm svdtkem.
Jan wurtz vykoupii dovoznf oh
bod cd Ant. Hajka v Tyndall.
Msrsal RokIsek a Gustav Ha.
* z Lesterville byli zde v nedeli
biznysem. r.t
Nh prodej nebo k rentovanf.
pam Theo. Koletzkyho v Tabofe.
pfihlaste Sc u Jifiho Trunce.
Al. Jezewski u Mattel Welt by.
= Lake Andes pres nedeli ma ry.
picli ehytili Pres sto liber bull
heidl.
s'eena Josefa Skvatilova Lake
andes byla ma nav;teve u sve ses.
p pi. j.. A. Gleichove u Lake.
ort.
=. j. vatilek. jeden q mladych
okroeiltch farmelG cd .Tyndall
81 zde We etvrtek' II ptedp'a.il 81
a noviDy.
Jan L. Janda CO Sc ozenil pozo-
oval Re mu neco chybi v domac-
POsti. AZ mu napadlo 81 ptedplatit
}, uoviny. ,
Zkouska graduantI akademii sv
.clavs, Dude odbyvat We skoini
pktnosti We etvftek a patek "a a
PSkretna. -
Nschte objednavky ma dratene
vsfe a okna " lumber yardu
puealovs. Nebudete traPeni
nodchama po cele leto.
Krivy ma psstvu prime Josef
Petenka, dive mile zapadns cd Ia.
BORA. .Pekny psstr pro pet nebo
sn krav. If
'otfebujete-li stfevice navstivte
,cfa Hallu; on ma velkS sklad
tch nejlepsich stfevicG pro muie
ieDy.
Josef Musil odjel do Stanley ok
|esu, by postavil IN SVEN klejmu
irhak. Odstehuje sc tam rodi-
bOu v blizkk budoGcnosti.
Do domacnosti Josefa Haly, pti-
'esla vrana v pondeli kluka jake
buka. Tata Josef radosti skaGe
4 do stropu.
Obdrzel jsem velkou zasobu
naiskych a ienskych sttevicG
ysntch "SuDflower". Tato obuv
trvanliva. dobra a lacinS. Josef
ihIa.
Taborsti hasiGi budou odbivat
Fval pies We prospech sdruEeni,
ine 2ho cervna 1906, V sini .Wa2-
ren a Welfla. Oblibena Tabors-
IA orkestra obsta'a hudbu kaz.
ie uctive Evan.
Max Blachnik stavi zaklady pro
idd', ktery koupil Josef RezaG cd
osefa Pettika, na prvn6 jmenova-
Nebo farlns. AZ Josef Dude vse
pitt pofadku. Dude init tn nejlep
residence v okresu - nevijimnje
iatncu.
Ldejsi teta mieafska sehrala $
cslOu Utikskou hru v nede'i 5 VS.
edkem 2 proti3 We prosp6ch Getty
FdelSi." Hra byla ticlla n slusna, a
.tkoliv rozhod6im byl obyvatelem
taky, rozl,5d?yal svldy poctive,
GelOu hru.-
Nasledujici zdejSi dobytkufi Ia
,ih'i dobytek v sobotu: Harrison
Srstfi 4 ksry, jos. Novotny 2, Fr
Burns, FIR Busse, Jos. Peska, Ka-
isl zitka a A. j. Abbott kazdy
lednu kiru. vpondeli Mauksch
otatfia AL Vlssak kazdy zatf'ali
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-24

Dobre housle ma prodej. ffih'as
Re sc u J. A. Dvofaki.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
FRENCH ADMIRAL DIMES.
Guest Of Consul General Ebray at
DeImOpico's.

Rear Admiral Campion. commander in chief OF
me French warships in port. was the guest Of
honor last night az a dinner given at DeImonicos
oy Alcide Ehray the French Consul General. to
him. 70 the captains OF the French and American
Warsnips and to Captain Alix, OF Ia Provence who
Is also an officer in the French navy.
The private room in which the dinner was served
was decorated with French and American flags,
and these with the fun dress uniforms Of the naval
officers and the gowns Of the women present made
the scene an extremely picturesque one. Near each
Of the thirty-four covers laid was placed q small
silk flag OF each nation, and the menu bore on its
cover the same colors. with golden eagle and a
Shield Of the American colors added
Facing Consul General Ebray. and acting as
hostess. as IS the custom in France, sat Nine.
Heilmann. whose husband is the vice consul At
the consuTs right sat Admiral Campion. and at
his left Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan. COM
mandant Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. and Mrs
Coghlar- Others at the table included Rear Ad-
miral Willard H. Brownson, General Horace Por-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. GOurd, Vicomte de FaramOnd.
the naval attachG OF the embassy at Washington;
NJ H. Dietlin, vice-president Of the French Benev-
oient Society. and Mrs. Dietln NJ. Lurienne. di-
rector OF the French Cable Company; F. Cunliffe
Owen and Lucien Bonzon. the French deputy con-
sui general.
After the healths OF the presidents Of the Unite1
States and of France had been drunk the consul
general welcomed the guests. at the same time
thanking the American naval officers for their re-
ception of the French officers. He called attention
20 the fact that there at present in this har-
Dor three of the finest warships OF the French navy
as well as the finest steamship in her merchant
marine-La Provence. He then proposed the health
Of Admiral Camploa. who. in responding to the
toast. said IN part
ask you all TO drink to the health OF the Ameri-
can women. who seem to have been unjuStifia bly,
ignored in all the ceremonies we have had. They,
after all have done more than any one else to
consolidate the friendly relations between the two
countries. shall never forget the happy days at
newport when Admiral BgoWnsOn and I were
young naval officers. and when used 20 lirt
with those delightful young women.
This moved Mrs. Coghlan to reply to the gallant
admiraPs remarks She spoke in French She
welcomed the French admiral, his officers and his
ships in behalf Of the women Of America and
wished him godspeed when he returns TO France,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
PUBLIC LECTURE CORPS, DINNER.
Sixteenth Annual Reunion To Be Held at
Hotel Astor Tonight.

The men and women Of the public lecture corps
Of the Board Of Education will hear talks tonight
by men and women prominent in civic and educa-
tionaI circles. The sixteenth annual reunion and
dinner of the corps win be held IN the large ball
of the Hotel Astor at $50 o'clock.
The guests OF honor will include DR.. Henry N.
Leipziger. President Egerton L Winthrop OF the
Board Of Education, James McKeen Howard La
mont. President Patrick F. MCGOWAN OF the Board
OF Aldermen and George VandenhoR.
Willis Fletcher Johnson and Mary V. Worstell
will speak. and there will be vocal and instru-
mental music by Miss Harriet Speke-Seeley and
others connected with the lecture bureau. John
Lloyd Thomas. chairman of the committee
rangements, will act as tOastmaster.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Advertising show. Madison Square Garden
chamber OF Commerce annual meeting No. 65 Liberty st.
1880 p. m
American water Color Society exhibition No. 215 West
57th st.
Tinted Charities Building 1913 a. m and p. m
v,,n,a transit Commission. 2:8O
1., oF men IN the wearing apparel trade 10 aid San
FTsucisc0 merchants Parlor D r. Fifth Avenue Hotel.
2.
evening.
,r,eonth Regiment review by Mayor Mcclellan, $3.50
p.
Hre,bosist social Union savoy. evening.
Academy Of Medicine meeting. No Il, West 4sd st.
evening
11ora, society concert Lsnox Avenue Collegiate
Tsssor11ed Church Lenox ava and l2Sd ST. S;l0 p m
,,,y,-, ,r,xnavers' Association meeting. Flatbush
1Sysservvorks FIatbush ave- and Lenox Road p m
,-. ~ At the museums Art ana Natural History.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
ROCKEFELLER IN WRECK,
Engine Dra5oing Train He Travels
in Disabled.

While speeding at the rate Of fifty miles an
hour. near Red Bank ~ J.. yesterday after
noon, the Atlantic City and Lakewood Express
Of the New Jersey Central. carrying among its
passengers John D. Rockefeller. met with an ac-
cident which caused long delay. cylinder
head on the right side OF the locomotive blew
of. tearing away the piston rod and rs1tting the
engine out Of commission
alarmed at the sudden stopping Of the train,
ana seeing the other passengers rushing 10 learn
WnsE tne trouble was. Mr. Rockefeller turned to
ms valet and told him to go out and see what
was the matter Then Mr.. Rockefeller put his
Isad ne i out OF window and some one recognized
Ils skull cap and his countenance
MT &lr- rockefeller was apparently annoyed at the
sty, uetay, put expressed qualification as his valet
was not serious
me disabled locomotive was hauled TO a side
Track ana a fresh one attached to the train
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
HOCH THE C4NDID4TE.
Kansas Governor Nominated bg Ac-
clamation to Succeed Himself.

Topeka, Kan. May 2-Governor e. w. Hoch
was this afternoon rerlominated by the RepubIi-
can State Convention here. practically by ac-
clamatiou The entire ticket follows:
Governor Edward w Hoch Marion; TSeuten-
ant Governor. William J. Fitzgerald. Dodge
City; Secretary OF State. Charles =. Denton. At-
tica; State Auditor, James NJ Nation Erie:
Stafo Treasurer, Mark TTlly. Independence: At
toFney General. Fred S. Jackson, Greenwood:
State Superintendent OF Public instruction, E.
Il. Fairchild Ellsworth: Justices of Supreme
Court (six-year term), William A. JohnstOne.
Minneapolis: r. A. Burch. Sa1ina: Cfour-year
teFms), L A. S. Porter. Kansas City, kan:
Charles B. Graves Emporia. Railroad Commits
soners. George W. Kanavel, Frank Ryan,
Charles A Ryker: Insurance Commissioner.
Charles w. Barnes, OF Usage County; State
Printer, Thomas A. AfcNeal. Topeka.
The slate supported by the present state ad-
by w. r. Stubbs
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
WEST POINT TO ENTERTAIN FRENCH.
Admiral CampiOn and His Captains Will
Visit Military Academy To-day.

There are three good reasons why the three
French men-of-war now lying in the North River
VIII not sail to-day, as previously announced but
VIII postpone their departure one. and perhaps two
oays The chief reason Is that at the dinner to
the French officers on board La Provence, on Tues
DAY night Rear Admiral Willard H Brownson and
General Grant planned surprise for Admiral Cam
pion and his captains. which will take them 70
west Point to-day on the United States steamship
Dolphin, commanded by Lieutenant Commander
Webster Appleton Edgar. Rear Admiral Brown
son. with his flag lieutenant, John c. Fremont jr,
and the commanding officers Of the American ships
VIII accompany the French officers, who will be re-
eeived at West Point by Colonel Albert Mills. the
commandant. and his staff. with the usual honors
There viii probably be review and inspection OF
the cadets In honor Of the foreign visitors
Rear Admiral Robley d. Evans commander in
chief OF the first and second squadrons Of the
North Atlantic feet. is expected 70 arrive to-day
or on Saturday at the latest. and this Is an add-
uonal reason for the postponement OF the DEPART
pTe Of the French feet. Admiral Campion and
MS ohlcerS are anxious to the Maine the
missouri, the Kentucky, the Kearsarge the Ala
pamas the Illinois, the Indiana and the Iowa the
Charles H Davis.
A third reason for the stay Of the French feet
ls the desire OF Admiral CampiOn to learn fully
the situation OF affairs. in Venezuela and at home
in France.
Admiral Campion entertained the American off,
GERS at luncheon on board La NTarseillafse yes
terday, ana In the evening the officers OF the Aube
gave dinner to the American officers.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
OLD TAPESTRIES FOUND
Erpert Thinks Stolen Lebruns 4re
an Boston Museum.
TBy Telegraph 10 the Trlbune.1

Boston. May 2.-Excitement has been caused
in Boston art circles by the statement that the
famous tapestries OF Lebrun, representing Sum-
mer, Autumn and Winter, which were stolen
from the Palais Royal in Paris during the revo-
luton, are IN the Boston Museum Of Fine
Arts.
The discovery was made by Emile Bernat, a
tapestry expert from Paris. who was called here
TO renovate and restore the three tapestries. He
found two tags between the lining and the web,
reading ''Palais Royal Salon. No B." He de-
cIared the tapestries the work Of Lebrun be-
tween 1880 and 1870.
They came to Boston fifty years ago II genu-
ine they are the only Lebruns in America, and
priceless.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
WOMEN JUMP FROM RUNAWAY AUTO.
Starts with Wife and Mother Of Theatrical
Manager-Caught by Officer.

bert Shaw. wife Of theatrical manager, and her
mother-in-law, left by it's chauffeur at the curb
at the Victoria Theatre 42d street and Seventh
avenue, tried to run away yesterday.
Shrieking for help. the younger Mrs. Shaw
sprang for the sidewalk. landing in the arms Of
Patrolman Edward Shoemaker. Meanwhile the
machine had increased its pace and was bear
ing Mrs. Shaw, ST. straight down Seventh ave-
nue.. 1t had gone ten yards, when she, too. at
tempted to climb out. She fell to the street. and
was picked up by Sergeant John Altenbaok, Of
the telegraph department. Police Headquarters.
The sergeant then chased after the runaway and
caught it before any damage was done.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.

,,4s,snE Els-sord and Forecast-VVasnihsto may e
- 1,s1,,rtance central Minnesota Tuesday night has
Te,eloed greatly and moved rapidly eastward
~ 800 :, overlies Lake Ontario. having caused numer-
- sE1-tozzns throughout the lake region and Middle
..I,,o ete4eq ana rain In England Thunderstorms
- ,lso orrred IN Arkansas and the middle Mississippi
--u me temperature fallen considerably in the
- middle portions Of the Mississippi Valley and the
upper lake region.
e ,eo4her Thursday viii clear IN New England, and
ed, satber will prevail elsewhere, IN the South
-. vr,sre scattered thunderstorms probable.
- snpurbsa cooler the Ohio Valley and the Middle
s.,,,. states For Friday probable IN the
rsfssissiprl Valley and the lake regions
~f<La S-Ir6s ALONG England viii be fresh
- ~ TIE Middle South Atlantic and East
1,,1$ coast light fresh southwest The West Gulf
s~-re 6ir1nishing, and the upper lakes light and
,,s-tsble becoming fresh south.
1ers departing Thursday European ports viii
rave fresh winds and fair weather % the Grand
Banks
Forecast FOR Special Localities-For New England.
e so,y preoeded by rain in East Maine: Friday fair
fresh west winds
For Eastern New York New. Jersey Eastern Pennsyl
fair ana somewhat cooler today Friday fair fresh west
"es T- western Pennsytvania and Western New York. fair
ana cooler to-day; Friday increasing cioudness and
warmer. fresh west winaA
Local Ofieial Rccord.-The following official record
. the weather Bureau shows the changes IN The TEN
are DOR the last twenyfour hours IN comparison with
ne eorFss Doneins date OF Inst year;
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
ACCEPT CATHEDRAL GIFT.
Bequest of ssoO,ooO to Episcopal Church of
Massachusetts.

Boston, May 2-The animal convention Of the
Massachusetts Diocese OF the Episcopal Church,
which Trinity Church to-day, accepted
bequest of about $4,000. left by Miss Mary Sophia
Walker of Waltham. to be used in the erection Of
a cathedral. The will OF Miss Walker provided that
the bequest should be accepted within years
after her death. The committee. which was ap-
pointed two years ago to take charge OF the cathe-
dral project. recommended to-day that the gift be
accepted and the convention voted accordingly.
Before the work OF building cathedral can be
undertaken it will be necessary 10 add materially
to the Walker fund.
Before the formal opening OF the convention to-
in Trinity Church at which the annual sermon was
preached by the Rev. Charles 7. Whittemore rector
Of All Saints Church. Ashmont Bishop Lawrence
delivered the annual address.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
CHARLESTON SHOWS MORE SPEED.

RockIand. Me-. May 2.-The cruiser Charleston
had a second speed trial to-day with her pro-
pellers Of government design. on the Owls Head
coursa- ana the members OF the naval trial board
expressed themselves as satisfied with the re-
suits attained. In the eighteen runs over the
course the Charleston reached a maximum speed
in one spurt Of 21.S4 knots an hour. compared
with {. maximum OF 215O made at the first test
Of the new propellers. Il Is expected that tidal
corrections to-day will show an increase IN the
Charleston's speed.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
BENEFIT PROGRAMME BIG ONE.
Nearly All Stars In City to Sing, Play or
Act, All for 81.

The monster benefit for San Francisco which
Charles Burnham. the head OF the Managerq'
Association has arranged % take place at the
Opera House tomorrow. lasting from II a. m. until
IL p. m. viii bring forward such long programme
that space is available to print f. For the
of 81 may be heard Nine Guilbert, Mrs Fiske Bessie
Abott, Nine. Eames. David Bispham Miss Ethel
Barrymore Qn "CarrOts'), Sam Bernard Vesta
Tilley. Miss Lillian Russell. Nine. Schumann-
Heinl. Josef2y Miss Maud Powell. Nine Blauvelt.
Miss Aus der Ohe and Victor Herbert. Nothing
like this list was ever dollar programme before
in the history Of New York. And these are only
few OF the forty-flve numbers the bill. The spe-
cial musical feature Of the programme WIN be as
follows:
Victor Herbert and his orchestra
Aria fFom Samson and Della .-.. .Saint-Saent
Miss Carrie BrideWel.
Miss Aus DER one.
Drink to only with thine eyes, Old English
David Bispham.
49, accompanied by Harold O. sm1th) -
CherTy Ripe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Old English
Spring '..-..-. -Henschel
Accompanied by Isidore Luckstone.)
Fantase doteho Ernst
accompanied by Max Herzberg)
1lllaoy (orchestration by Victor HERBERT Brahms
spanish from suite The Notions Moszkowsh
Waltz Song. from Romeo and Juliet .Gounod
Nine. Lillian Blauveit
Rhapsody HongrOise Laszt
Nine. schunann-feink
Grand American Eantasie Herbert
Victor Herbert and his orchestra
William H. Crane and Francis Wilson will also
appear together in a farce, with other stars in
minor parts The entire programme is a wonder.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
TO DIG YARD FOR woMAN'S BODY.
Police Believe Skinner of Horses Has Killed
AGED Wife,

Because his wife has not been seen for month,
the police have arrested Matthew Mitchell, Of
.'Pigtown.' IN the FIatbush district OF Brooklyn.
Mitchell makes a scanty living by slinniny horses
at the pound. and lives in little shanty at Utica
avenue and Fernald street. He Is forty-thrse
wears old and his wife Is sixty-eight
Mrs Annie Hemft. married daughter OF the
woman who lives at Aoueduct, Long Island, re-
ported the disappearance OF her mother 70 the
police on Tuesday. While It Is reported that the
woman Is in the Kings County Hospital. the po-
lice believe that they have a murder mystery. and
are going to dig up the yard about the shauty for
the wouan's body.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-03
IROQUOIs THEATRE BANKRUPT.
Creditors satisfed-Claimants
for Damages Only Suffer.

Chicago May 2-The creditors Of the Iroquois
Theatre Company. in this city, received notice to-
day that the company had. been adjudicated a
bankrupt IN Jersey City and that a meeting Of
the creditors would be held on May II in the Ex-
change Building in that city.
There are now pending against the company
suits aggregating S2,OOO0OO for damages sustained
in the burning of the theatre in this city In De-
ceunber 1903 Almost all of the merchandise cred
itors Of the company have been paid out OF money
secUred bv the sale of the theatre to the Metro
1oIiten Thestre Company. The only creditors to
s1ffer are those suing for injuries sustained and
the estates OF those who were victims OF the dis