The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-30
T%ELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS

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ously injured. Young Roosevelt nj
onco wired his father that he was safe
Kermit and his young friend. John
Heard. took an automobile ride arounc
the city In tho afternoon. p~rocecdinI
on their Journey In the
Honoluiu-The Manchuria remains
on the reef where she struck. Anchors
are being put out To prevent her from
drifting farther toward tho shore. The
revenue cutter Manning IL the only
vessel now Juggling Mt the big steamer
Tho cabicship Rcstorcr. which has very
powerful engines. has gone To the
scene and will rcnder all the assist
ancc possible. IL is believed that she
cannot he noated before h arrival
OF assistance from the Pacific coast. II
ever.
San Francisco. Gala teller In the
Bank OF Commerce by mistake gave q
$1,000 bank note instead OF one .oi
$500. which a check presented called
for. Every bank In the state has been
notified OF the error as have also n
police ~ tic cities. n "A dlligcnt
search Is being made for the unlawful
holder Of the note OF the large dcnom-
nation. The number is known and
when IL Is presented for deposit or cx-
change Il can readily be Identified.
london-The assurance Is made that
there Is nothing Co Justify tile reported
anxiety In Canada that n settlement
of the boundary and fisheries questions
between the United States and Great
Britain Is being arrived at without
consultation with representatives OF
other powers tina Great Britain with
Canada The negotiations are heinH
conducted nj Washington between
ambassador Durand n the depart
mcnt Of state.
Portland. Me.-Thc republican cam
paign I'm the First congressional dis
triCt was formally opened here "tth
a rally at which Senator Albert j.
Bcyerldge. OF Indiana. was the speak
or. Senator Bcveridgc discussed ma
,ionnl affairs and urged that congress
men and senators be elected who VIII
aid President Roosevelt To purify Amer
lean business and support his policy
III increasing the prosperity or the
country.
Calhoun, La-Alfred Schaufnit. n
negro. was lynched for attempting an
assault ON Miss Olive Chambers, u
white woman. The woman's screams
frightened him away. The negro con-
feased his guilt and was hanged Ia n
telegraph pole. the following notice
being tackled 20 his body: "Thi Is "a
warming To- NIL negroes who would at
tempt 90 force an entrance 10 the
apartments OF white women.
Taleouah, 4. THE Ectawah soc.-
ETY. OF Cherokee full bioods has nd
,ourned after n four days meeting near
here, with n decision to let the politics
NJ the white men alone. orators open
IN declared against the Indian taking
nm active part In the politics of tho
new state and pledges were secured
from 1000 full bloods. who promised
not TO vote ut all. About 5000 Indians
attended the meeting.
New York-M. ]. Sage & Co, bruk-
srs. I Montgomery street. Jersey City.
and 81 Wal street. this city. Mt tho
close of business hours Wednesday
posted n notice ut their Jersey City
office informing their correspondents
that they had discontinued business.
The firm has branch Offices In n num-
Der OF cities. The amount involved
~ said to be large. but no figures are
given
eerlin-The Lokal Anzeiger an
nounccs the arrest Of "A man who de-
Scribcd himself as Baron Santos o
Dobroabski- Donncrsmntk.' but who Is
said to be a metal worker named Kon-
rad. who married an American girl OF
good family In Manila May 4 last. The
nan g. charged with having deserted
his wife In Paris. taking with him her
jcwelry valued nj $4,000.
Manila-A general movement OF
1000 troops and 800 constnbulnry
throughout the infected regions is
planned. hundreds OF natives volun-
teering their assistance In the effort
TO break up the bands OF Pulajancs.
,aw 20 sk. nIaxstnga Of IgVfa Gnlth
OF Buyog bay. has been cleared.
ST. Petersburo-The health OF the
shah OF Persia. according TO competent
adviccS received here from Teheran. IL
the subject OF the gravcst alarm. The
Persian ruler was greatly enfeeoled by
the recent apopletctic stroke he sur
fcrcd. and late event have aggravated
his maiady.
Berlin-A sharp earthquake shock
was felt today ut Zaborze. near Kat
towitz. Upper Silcsia. Doors were
forced open. pictures and mirrors fell
TO the floor and the frightened inhahl-
tnnts fed into the streets. The walls
OF "A number OF houses were ackcd
Detroit. Mieh.-At the nnal session
OF the convention OF the National AZ
ISOLATION OF Postmastcrs OF the Second
and Third tlaSS, Nliiidm NoDic, phih-
homn, was elected president and Han
nibal A. Hopkins. or 81. Clair. Mich,
secretary and treasurer.
New Haven, Conn.-Thc appointment
for the coming year ut Yale university
OF Professor e. wonncrlln, OF b u
versity OF Berlin. as lecturer during the
last two weeks OF October on Recent
Developments OF German Thought" has
been announced.
Shreveport. La. NJ. and j. J.
Dendy, father and son. were arrested
on tho charge % violating the peonagc
laws by keeping negroes in seryitudc.
Eleven cases have so far been
filed In the district federal court.
Riga-Tho evening newspapers 81
hts city publish. with the governors
sanction. an appeal for subscriptions
for the purchase Of brcastplates for
the projection 81 policemen against
revolutionary attack.
Detroit. Mich.-One woman was
killed and NV were shocked In AN
electrical storm which swept Michigan.
Crops were ruined and many houses
and telegraph and telephone wires
damaged.
San Francisco. Cai.-The Rhine and
Aft In..,Wyya. gnEan.nas hoe -.