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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
DIVORCE INQUIRY
IS INSTITUTED
Census Bureau TO Collect Statistics
Under Special Direction Of
Carroll D. Wright.

Washington. Aug. IA thorough
inquiry into marriage n divorce In
he United States has been ordered by
he ccnsus bureau. and special agents
nave been sent Into the Held To- begin
heir search Into the records OF New
York state on August /. About forty
men viii be- assigned To- h 4 district.
rhc Investigation W. To be undertaken
simultaneously I'm the larger cities
throughout the country.
There viii be- nm Immense amount ~
work connected with u. as there have
been no divorce statistics complied
since those 10 1859. covering the rec
,rdS ~ the twenty years from 1861 TO
1856 inclusive.
mcndcd that a special export on the
United States W to date Ice compiled.
and congress authorized the census bu-
rcau To- undertake the investigation.
The compilation o. 10 be thorough. n
cCuursc - Go be- had tp court records.
vital statistics and MI other sources
of accurate information.
The work viii bv under tn" special
supervision 90 Carroll -. Wright. for
NOR commissioner - labor. who made
the FIRST report ON his subject. and has
undertaken the present investigation
In the capacity ~ expert special agent.
The report Will cover twenty years. \
large number ~ clerks engaged ON tho
manufactures Ccnrus VIII De assigned
tn the new task. The statistics gath
cred will probably bc used In the cIur
90 secure national divorce legislation.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
is FIRM.
Premier Stolypin Issues Order 20 En-.
force Payment Of Taxes.

81. Petersburg. Aug. 1.-The central
committee ~ social democrats has beer
hastily summoned here from the prov.
inrcS.
II has been formally decided here e
support the action ~ The revolutionary
groups last week In pushing the agita.
ton Tor a general strike aud uprising
The social democrats central com.
mittcc in i's resolution announced the
aim 10 revolution IL tn secure a con-
stitucnt assembly - Russian people g.
decide on the future form OF govern.
mcut.
Premier Stolypin has issued a spc-
Cinl circular 10 the governors instruct
ing them To- employ every means &
compel payment 81 axe now falling
due as we'll as a~rrraragCs.
The last official kilograms from Pol
tayn. where a serious outbreak occurred
July ~ In the First battalion. Scvsk
regiment say order has been restored
hut affairs are still shruudcd IN con.
siderable my stcry. Nevertheless enough
a. known To- establish the fact that
loyal troops used machine guns against
their mutinouS comrades. which alon,
IT, sufficient To- create a deep Impress
siun In the army generally.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
AFTER THE lCEMEN.
Ten Cities Are Prosecuting the Dealers
for Alleged Violation Of
Antitrust Laws.

ST. Louis. Aug. lice Wen through.
out the country are feeling the weight
OF the law. cities h a are actively at
tacking them and the status of the
eases follow:
~. Louls-Throagh Circuit Attorney
Sngcr has two proceedings for the for
fixture of the charters and dissolution
81 the members 81 so-Called trusts. and
for the assessment OF heavy fines for
violation of IN" law. The price OF ice
la middlcmen runs from 81 to- 50 and
To from s. To $40 u ton.
New YoTk-Authorities are consider
ing prosecution under criminal statutes.
The price uf Ice 10 Consumers is from
81 to ST..
cIeyelana-Twclve tee dealers indicted
for conspiracy have just been acquitted
but the public prosecutor IN contem.
plating other proceedings. Price OF ice
To ~ s. to 81 a ton.
washingtun-Twn big ice compa.
nics indicted In federal court by dis
trict officials. Government threatens
prosecution II dealers escape conyic.
tion. Price ~ Ice To- consumers is sic
a ton.
Indianapolls-Grand Jury a. probing
alleged ice trust. Prices advanced -
dollar n ton To- consumer
Little Rock, Ark-Ftyc companies
sued for forfeiture and fines under anti
trust law. Price ui Ice Is S. a ton Tor
Kansas Ciiy-Forfciturc and penalty
suits filed against members ~ alleged
trust. The price % ice Tor the con-
sumner g. $40 "A ton.
Cincinnati Fifteen indictments
charging conspiracy against dealers re-
turned. The price - ice To- the con-
sumner IL s. a ton.
Observation-Disclosures have been
returned gatug members 90 the al
legged trust. Price 81 ice Tor consumer
H. $40 n ton
~Tolcdu-Four ice barpns. sent To- Jail
for conspiring tu raise prices. tcmpor-
arily az liberty pending an appeal
Prices not lowered. Notwithstanding
prosecution. Price ~ ice Is 81 10 s. .
ton FOR
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
MRS. COREY DIVORCED
FROM STEEL MAGNATE
She Is Also Given the Custody Of Her
io.Year.oid Boy by Reno.
New. Court.

Reno. New. Aug. Mrs. William
Ellis Corey, wife OF the president Of
the United States Steel corporation.
was awarded "A divorce In the Second
district court Of Nevada. sitting at
was submitted without argument. and
the jury took but n ballot. IL was
out but a few minutes.
Mrs. Corey In given h custody OF
her ~l6-ycar-old son Allan Corey. No
evidence was submitted by the defense
and there was mo- argument.
The question OF alimony was not In
troduced. Mrs. Corey made an inter-
esting admission. however. touching
upon this phase of the case. stating
that In May. 1906. several weeks be-
fore her petition for divorce was filed.
she negotiated through her attorneys
"A financial settlement with her hus-
band. She was not asked what the ma
turc OF this settlement was.
Miss Addie Corey. sister 81 the re-
spondent. was an interesting witness.
She corroborated Mrs. Corey's state
ment that Corey had deserted his wife
and told her nov she and her aged
mother had made several Intellectual
attempts to effect "A reconciliation. Her
brother. she said. had lost sight Of his
home. being absorbed In business and
infatuated with the fast life of New
York.
do you consider Mr. Corey n proper
custodian for his SOM she was asked.
II do not" she replied.
Why"
For the reason she said. that he
IN not a proper person for his son to as
sociate with. He has no home ~ his
associates are not 1T companions for u
young man OF Allan's gc. ! do not
think any New York man is III TO
have charge of a boy 90 his age"
ID you mean NIL New York mon,
Miss Corey" continued the attorney
II mean wealthy New York men
Allan Corey stated hat ut he part
Ing his father called him To- his office
and told him that he had decided Tn
part from his mother. lie said ! was
too young To- understand the reasons.
He hen said that my mother was n
good woman and that my place was ut
her side"
AZ the conclusion ~ the trial Attor-
hey Sardis Summerficld stated that his
Silent. william T.. Corey. was as anN-
for the decree III divorce as his
wife.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
~BALlooNIsT L o.

Webster ely. Ia. Aug. l.-Jamcs
seph McMann. the a%eronaut. who fell
at Salt Palace last night. owing TO
failure of his parachute To work. died
today. McMunn's home vas near Des
Moincs. In.
lie asccndcd In a cannon attached to
n balloon. when h cannon. sustained
by n parachute. was cut loose from the
balloon MCMann undertook to drop
from the muzZle OF the ramon with "A
second parachute. The apparatus did
not work properly and the aeronaut
dropped $50 feet. Both ankles were
broken and he was injured internally.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
eIENDISH CRIME
OF YOUNG NEGRO
Murders Mother and Two Children and
Shoots Third chiid-crime 20
Cover Crime.

Ca"nnonsburg. Pa. Aug. l.-Coroner
Sipc and Constable Miller. OF cannons-
burg. drove into town today with Elmer
DcmpsteI. the i~9-year-old negro who
had been arrested for the murder ~
Mrs. Samuel Pearce and two children.
n the shooting OF the third child. last
evening. Dcmpster was later aken to
the Washington jail for safe keeping.
Dcmpster was n helper on the Pearcc
farm n II In alleged that he n made
a complete confession.
When Samuel Pcarcc. n well known
resident OF Washington county. re-
turned TO his home from n drive last
night he found his wife and two chill
dren dead and "A third child dying from
bullet wounds. An attempt had also
been made To set FIRE To the house. but
Pearce arrived In time To cxtinguish n
blaze that had been started In a bed
room.
Mrs. Pearce. who was % years OF age.
had been shot through the breast. Mar
ga-et and Dwight had been shot
through the head. while Robert. still
living. had n bullet In his body.
According To the story told In his
confession. Demrster attempted an as
Eault on the t-ycar-old daughter. AZ
ter the departure OF Pearcc. but was
frustrated by the mother. who went to
n bureau To get "a vol to shoot
him. The negro says he secured the
gun first. and after killing the mother
and shooting the children he set fire
to the house q .idc h crime. Feel
Ing against Dcmpster In running high.
Mob Nearly Gets Him.
Washington. Pa. July 30.-Dempstcr
II safely lodged In Jail here. Shortly
after leaving ~Cannonsburg u crowd OF
about twenty men boarded the car and
with shouts OF Lynch HIM" n XIII
him" dragged the prisoner and on
GERS from tnc car. a fierce struggle
followed. hut the officers succeeded In
Keeping possession OF the negro and
finally drove the mob on ut points OF
rcvolvcrs.
When Washington was reached near
~ 900 people had gathered nj the court
house. but the crowd was eludcd by
taking the prisoner through h base
ment To the jail.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
r GRAND DUKE.

Chartered, Belgium. Aug. IAN ut
Tempt was made last night 10 wreck
The Northern express from Paris. \
Pail was removed.
The engine and tender were ditchcd
|and the engineer and fireman killed.
The cars. however. remained on the
track and the passengers were unln-
|!ared. IL Is reported that Russian agi-
ators are responsible for the attempt
wreck the express. owing to their
Expectation hat Grand Duke Vladimir
tas on the train. Railway officials say
|he duke was not on the train. There
10 no trace of the perpetrators of the
outrage.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
In the weddira Month.

sam bernard. the wcIl-kuown comedian.
said al a wedding breakfast Ia Sew York:
II am glad 10 svr here a luxury 20
which AL brides aud Bridygruoms ara r0t
Accustomed.
Il. iJr instance. called otS day Ia Juno
upon ;ao dear old lady who !d my wash
ing and rouing.
: Z" where l. your son ih!s morning, Mrs.
Smith I said. 4 loa't see A!m around.
] hope 10 Ism; III"
" oh. no. said the Oh lady. Ties 10 DO
married tomorrow, and he's upstairs ia
ri whlis wash OF. his rousseau"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
MAN MAD, BITES THREE
Victim Of H~ydrophobia Sinks Teeth
Into Men Who Attempt 10
Secure Him.

Pittsburg. Ang. Swapping and
snarliug like a dog. and rolling and
writhing on the ground while suffer-
Ing from aB acute attack Of %hydropho-
bia, William Garrison. or t59 Thirty
third street. bit three men before be-
Ing gotten under control. The names:
Policeman &. j. Grimes.
Wagonmnn Robert Hclmcs.
Walter owens. u citizen.
The stricken man was removed TO
the city detention hospital. whore he
Informed the attendants that hc had
been attacked last week by n mad dog.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
SIX MEN KILLED
IN BOILER EXPLOSION
Old Generators Were Being Taken Out
and New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ninccnnes, Ind. Aug. l.--Six men
were killed and three injured I'm u
boiler explosion at Shepard * Co.'s pa
per mill today.
The men were engaged In placing
new boilers In the mill. The OLE boil
,rs were still I'm use. and the workmcn
had started To- take them out when
suddenly the explosion occurred. The
boiler room was demolished. The prop
crty loss will be $50. 900.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
pismANTLE A BREWERY.
Russian Worknen Destroy Valuable
Property.

50. Pctcrshur-. Aux. 1.-Two thou.
sand wurkmcu completely quilted .
brewery on the Schlussclburg road here
last night. Before "A detachment OF Cos.
sacks sent To dispense them arrived the
moi practically destroyed everything.
-. Petersburg. July 30.-The rumor
last night that General Trepon had
been assassinatcd turns out To be base.
less.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02

Lawrence. KAMA cabbage snake cap
turcd at LaIiarp- mas been sent 10 m,
university. some claim that the rcpt.l. 4,
but the ngmcnt OF the Imagination, while
others claim that the snakes are numcr.
Gus and deadly poison. The government
however. about three months ago issued q
proclamation on the cabbage snake. and
announcement that Il gas perfectly harm.
less to everything except the cabbage ON
shlch q; lived and ruined.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02

New Orleans-Announcemcnt OF n
cut % "a cents per hundred In grain
rates over the Missouri Pacific lines
from New Orleans. Memphis and 9TH
or gulf points to Chicago IL made. IL
was stated that this cut was made to
meet a reduction " ) cents by the Chi
age Milwaukee and ~. Paul rail-
way between Missouri liver points and
Chicago.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
DENOUNCED BY POPE.
papal Eneyelieal Expected against So
e~ialists Both at Home and
Abroad.

Rome. Aug. IA papal ~cncyclicnl
socialists. both Italian uad for
|ogn, IN expected To be issued tonight.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
GUlLlOTINE Is DOOMED
Public Exeeutiener in France 10 Be
Done Away With. Thus Fore.
shadowira It's Disappearance.

Paris. July 3l.--hc budget commit.
tee In making up estimates for 1907 to-
day. struck NJ the salary ~ VI. Dirb.
Ter. jr.. public ~"N"cuti"ner. nus FORE
~shadowing the disappearance ~ IN,
culllOtinc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02

L~ondon-John Grave or woad Farm.
skirbcck. Boston. has "A gcranium growing
In his garden twelve feet high. i've years
old. and with over u hundred blooms.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
TRUCE WAS OF
SHORT DURATION
Armenian, Tartar and Russian Troops
Are Again Engaged in Deadly
Conflict.

81. Petersburg. Aug. las antici-
pated In these dispatches July 20. he
triangular truce between Armenlans.
rartars and the Russian troops before
Shusha was OF the briefest nature. The
display OF white flags and the naming
Of representatives OF the warning fac
lions To- arrange "A lasting peace was
but a prelude to the resumption OF hos
~tilities yesterday ON a larger u blood
Ter scale. The lighting is not only In
full progress at Shusha. itself "A town
OF $4,000 people Cls0 miles To the south.
east OF TinlsJ. the Tartar quarter OF
which. apparently. IL Ia flames. but II
has spread To- the surrounding country.
There the Tartar population has risen
and IN striving To oVerwhelm the Arme.
mans and the Russian troops.
General Zoinschnkov. I'm command Of
the Russian forces. has appealed urg-
entity Tor rcinforCcmcnts. A battalion
II rincmcn at Yelisavctepol. tho near
est point where there are soldiers. nj
ready has been dispatched To- the scene
IL rs worthy OF note hat tho Rus
slams. who in the disorders Of last
year. were accused 81 protecting the
Tartars from Armenian attack. are
themselves hard pressed by the Mo-
tnmmcdan hordcS,
Regular Campaign in Progress.
AhNlAtN ItAfANfA Nflt AkRlA mus
dated Monday show that "A regular
campaign Is progressing bctwccn Ar.
mcnians and TartarS In that section
\ large force oi Tartars attacked As
kcran pass, which was occupied by
Armcniaus. but were unable To break
the Armenian Gordon. Fighting IN now
going on In the villages 81 Haramurt,
Hnladad and karanIuCkh. The Tartars
are concentrating against Askcran
pass.
ON July - Kurls attacked h VIII
lagos OF HnlbaliRcued u klerm!sChan
and were cndcayoTing To force an en-
trance into Shusha. Al the latter place
were repulscd by Russian troops
under General Zcoloshkovski. News re-
ccived here from Yellsavetepol say that
communication between Agdam and
Shushu has been interrupted for i've
days. Firing between Armenian and
Turtnrs continued from July % To July
p. The fighting near Shusha Increased
I'm severity on July - and resulted In
the burning OF the town. The govern
ment has dispatched endorsements To
the scene.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02

Fell



|.An acct
In Snake
n Mansfield
the victim
road grader.
on "a ledge
H. creek and
her grader
k. An hour
Ike and no.
hg. although
were lying
aroused his
|n "A search
hey notified
discovered
" feet from
of this city
Investigation
NCttueNlA
/ the clothes
|uld aid The
relatives uT
RS said that
= Moincs as
at city have
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
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o Sot--B Bond
20.
ng Green. 90
Her. formal
warrant and
court and a'
IN the 50
lcrs appear
I.
10 bond
the inform
r witt. con
Ia alienation
lion will u'.
only IN
,it or am
made.
distin :
single cOus-
s.
September 4.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02

Seattle. Wash.-sA forum" estimated nt
psoVoJ has b.ra LOFT q Alfred Peterson hy
Lars BjukiuuI. % Pitsburs Peterson -
a labOryr 81 The whoa l,lls Ia ,1.s state.
Years agJ hr saved bJgklunds lli" in a
shIpwrrck Oh the c1As; ~ Maine.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02

Pitts5ura. Pam express oinpany
put up a long hun for a wagon con-
tanning se0O.0 In cash. which was de-
serted at night by It's driver. who mis-
took u policeman for "A holdup man.
When the wagon failed to reach the Of
fee on time an alarm was sent out.
The wagon finally was found. tn.
horse ~contentcdly munching grass by
the sidewalk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02

New York-Mcxico Is TO have n new
bank. which will havc "a national and
international charter granted by the
republic. Its capital will be 10000. 900
pesos, or about $1,000. 900. The insti-
tuition will be launched under tho aus
pieces OF the Dcutschc bank. OF Berlin.
and Spcyer & Co. Of this city. The new
bank will be- known as the Mexican
OF Commerce and Industry.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
BUSINESS,
,kota Now:

report
FOR the puF.
.ents show
ease OF six.
n the state
q the board
,aratc CON.
this year.
q business
= than ten
auditor for
operating
Hills. aud
com.
only locl.
the Black
miles 81
. Is miles.
ines In the
ills mileage
intu the r..
$50 miles ~
this
D miles. and
OF farncrs
ilturnl CON.
outside
anies are o..
,urse do not
ms the long
cities make
first OF the
record were
up tn
then the In
NutAk WY
nall hamlet
n have no.
me business
/. and. nE q
rest OF h
Il IL no Idle
be double.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02

london-Slr Robert Hart. who is
stopping nj the seaside. has wr!:.sn &c
"A friend I'm PC!SIn that he has IN
ishcd his work for the Chinese customs
and promises IT, devote "A few months
In arranging his affairs aud then retire
To England. Sir Roberts dycision APP
pears TO confirm the evidences that the
new customs board proposes to assume
executive duties.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02

Kansas city. Mo.-Hccausr David Tent
a l.-y,ar-old boy. has a mania Tor kissing
pretty girls on tho street. De- ~ ip o." sent
out u the city. The boy cam" her" PEE
s,utly lroal Beatrice. Nvb.. whv-" %" tad
been attending a school. FOR the frah!"
minded lie has been arrested several
times.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
OIL PRICES FALL.
Unusual Concessions Made by the


plttsburg. July 3i.-Thc Standard
on company today reduced the higher
grades ~ crude petroleum three cents
and other grades two cents.