The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-20

gether with the piling up OF n num-
Der OF cars containing stock.
Newcastle on Tyne-To n conference
OF the commanders OF the local volun-
tecrs War Secretary Haldane said he
believed the time was nearer han most
people believed when the work OF com
polling n reduction OF the crushing bur
1cn OF armaments would be undertake
tn.
Goldfeld. Nev.-John Moritz, aged
10. was hot TO death by Jack Thomp-
son. a gambler. Moritz was n mes
senger for the telephone company and
had occasion 20 go to n dance hill.
There. IL IL said. he accidentally
bumped into Thompson. who was
dancing.
Palermo-The people OF Sicily are
still I'm n condition OF panic eau OF
the earthquake shocks which have been
occurring here for four days. They
continue TO camp In the open and
many have taken refuge In caves.
Whole towns n villages have been
deserted.
Telluride, Colo.-Snow 60 the depth
OF fourteen inches fell I'm the mountains
In western Colorado Saturday. Below
the elevation OF 10000 feet the snow
melted as IL fell. This Is the first
snowstorm of the season In this vicin-
lty. and Il has come about a month
earlier than usual.
Atlanta, Ga.-Thomas W. Alexander.
mead OF the largest cotton firm In Au-
Kusta, who two months q disap-
peared after having defnulted for "a
sum approximating 100000, has been
arrested In Pittsburg. Pa, and has
agreed TO come BAG TO Augusta with
but rcquisition papers.
Harrisburg. Pas. NJ. Williams
secretary of the Pennsylvania state
board OF trade. has made public copies
u letters received from the governors
81 several states ON the movement 10
! obtaIn uniform legislation throughout
the United States for n 2-cent maxi
mum fare on all steam railroads.
Paris-Although a majority OF the
| stores here Sunday complied with the
! compulsory weekly rest day law. 2
eral hundred remained open. causing
numerous demonstrations. The police
we're forced repeatedly TO charge n mob
81 400 persons In the Ternes district.
Arrcsting twenty OF them. Other dem
onstratIons were easily dispersed.
Salt Lake, Utah-Announcement has
been made OF n reduction In railroad
rates TO all Utah points on shipment
from the Missouri river. These ratcE
are made TO conform practically &C.
rates I'm crect to Butte, the Montana
city having heretofore profitcd by n
more favorable rate. The new SEIZED.
ales are TO go into effect In thirty day.
New York-Thought by his relatIver
10 have bee long dead. Frank +.
Smith. OF Topeka. Kan. who says that
ne In the missing brother OF MIR
Charles l.. Fair. who was killed with
her husband I'm nm automobile accident
, IN France. has instituted suits against
Mrs. Herman Oclrichs and Mrs. VII
lam X. Vanderbilt for his share OF tn
estate.
Houston, Texan International and
Great Northern freight train from ST
Louis and points east was derailed ~
Prices Switch. near Palestine. One OF
he cars was half filled with matches.
which became ignited. and the flames
spread TO fourteen OF twenty-three OF
the deraiied cars. The cargo OF mer-
shandise was very valuable and th'
loss will be heavy.
San Jose, Costa Riea-In conformity
with the fourth article OF the treaty OF
pcace between Guatemala, Salvador
ana Honduras. which vas signed or
board the United States cruiser Mar
blehead July 20. a peace conference
was innugurated here Saturday by
President Gonzales Viquez. The oh
iect OF the conference is the signinr
! Of n general treaty OF peace. friendship
and commerce.
Bliss, Okia.-Forty thousand peopl,
attended the celebration OF the thir-
tenth anniversary OF the opening 81
the Cherokee strip at the "l0l" ranch
sunday. The celebration consisted al
wild west show n Indian exhibit
lion. Five hundred Indians took part
including members OF the Ponca, Otoc
| cheyenne. Kaw. Osage n Pawne,
tribes. Four hundred cowboys gave 9
ropIng and riding contest.