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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
STEAMER MANCHURIA
STUCK ON A REEF
Little Hope 10 Entertained Of Saving
the Big Pacific Passenger
xesscl.

Honolulu. Aug. 2s.-It is the general
Impression last evening hat the Pacific
Mail liner Manchurla. which ran on n
reef OF Rabbit island before daylight
Monday morning. IL hopelessly aground
and may he a total loss.
While II was at FIRST thought the
steamer could be fioated without much
difficulty. al efforts 10 far have been
In vain and IL seems tn be the general
opinion that IL the ship In saved u viii
be only BY elaborate engineering opera
lions. possibly requiring weeks.
She II far inside the reef row and
pounding quite heavily.
The vessel IL standing high out OF
b water. and forms "A picturesque
spectacle. and crowds are Fastening
from here ~ the mountains tn see
the ship. The steamer Is now seven
feet further inland than when she
struck.
Manning and the steamers kInue and
Maui have lines aboard and are tug
giEg NJ her stern. but are not moving
the ship. though holding her from GO
Ing farther ON the reef.
The cabin passengers have been
landed. but Il Will be impossible To get
them all here tonight.
The steamship company has made
arrangements for accommodations FOR
the night ut walmanola. and the
plantation managers have thrown open
their homes Ia many Of the passen-
GERS.
The landings were effected without
much trouble except "a slight panic
among the Asiatics. who made a rush
for the boats. but were soon quoted.
Joseph T.. smith. governor general
OF the Philippines. who IN OF his way
to Manila tn relieve GOV. Gen. Idc.
was among the last To leave the
steamer The officers OF the ship re-
manned on board.
The road To Honolulu from walma-
noln over the mountains IL a difficult
one and has been rendered much
worse by heavy rains. IL IN believed
the passengers will not arrive here be-
fore tomorrow night. The malls have
been taken from the Manchuria. but
have not yet arrived here.
Captain Saunders IL quoted ms as
Stunning NIL blame for the %stranding OF
the ship. as he was on the bridge and
mistook the land for Maknpuu point.
This Manchuria struck bow on dur
ing "A heavy rainstorm about $3.50
o'clock In the morning. She was con-
siderably out OF her course.
The Manchuria carried $50 passen-
gers and 500 tons OF freight.
Rabbit island IL a small spcck In
the sea. close to the windward side OF
the Island OF Oahu on which Homo
lulu IL located. The coast here is un-
usually dangerous. owing To the on
shore seas.
The steamer lies about 200 feet
from the main shorr There are from
two to three fathoms OF water forward
and about six fathoms aft. The tug
Fearless aud the intcr-island steamer
\. cummins IN gone To the scene.
The agents OF the Pacific Mail Steam
ship company at Honolulu are on the
Fearless.
II was high tide when the Man
churia struck. An officer who has
come ashore expressed h opinion that
the vessel can be fioatcd at high tide
this morning nj about h same hour
she struck. There IL no danger OF I'M
loss Of life. ut IL IL feared that the
steamer will be seriously damaged.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
HARTMAN O c
ARE STILL BOOMING
Over. Sunday Orders for PaeiHes Make
Further Excitement on
'chanqe.

New York. Aug. 22.-Further excite
mcut attended the opening OF the
stock market today.
There was an accumulation OF over
Sunday buying orders and the principal
feature Of the early trading was In
Hartman stocks which led last weeks
movement.
Union Pacific advanced from Si.SIi,
To N.S5 and Southern Pacific advanced
"a points over Saturday establishing a
new high record.
other stocks that made substantial
gains were Amalgamated copper Great
Northern preferred. Northern Pacific.
American Smelling. Anaconda. Atchl-
son. Reading and Illinois CENTRAL
Sales OF stocks the first hour totalled
S6t. $50 shares. a new high record.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
ANOTHER SUICIDE.
Lootins OF Chicago Bank Has Been Re.
sponsible for Several
Deaths.

Chicago. Aug. ss.-Another suicide
was added today To the list caused by
the wrecking OF the Milwaukee Avenue
State bank. Edward kollerb. aged A..
who two months x deposited $3.50 In
the defunct institution today hanged
himself.
Friends OF Kollerb claim the loss OF
his money "a preyei ~ his mind IL
becamc unbalanced.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
APPOINTMENTS MADE.
Commander in Chief Brown Names His
Staff.

Minneapolis. MINI. Aug. si-Just
prior 20 the ina adjournment 10 the
National %. ~. X. the new commander
In chief. X. u. Brown. 10 GAINESVILLE. o..
announced the following stan appoint
mcnts:
AdJutant Gencral-Joscph W. O'Nelll.
OF ohio.
Quartermaster Gencral-Charics Bur
rows. of New Jersey.
Assistant Quartcrmastcr General.
II. Hoicomb. 81 Philadelphia.
Chief OF staff. Y. winans. uf ohio.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
INDICTED.
Twelve Japanese Caught Killing Seals
Are Held.

Washington. Aug. 2.-Acting Score
tary Murray. Of the department OF
and labor. today received n
telegram from Walter !. Lembkey.
agent In charge of the seal fisheries %
Alaska. informing him that the twelve
Japanese puachers captured recently
on ~. Paul island while raiding the
seal rookcrles were Indicted last Sat
urday for violation 81 the United states
law enacted 10 protect ur-beattng
seals.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
HIS RANK ADMITTED.
Turkey Appears Wiling 20 Admit
lsishman as American
Ambagsador.

Washington. Aug. sl-John O. A.
I.cishman. appointed American ambas-
sidor To Turkey. has been received cor
daily by the Turkish minister 81 for.
elgn AFFAIRS and there ~ no disposition
on the part ~ the Turkish government
10 not recognize L.rishwan rs ambns.
slior. according 10 dispatches received
today At the state department from
LclShman,
The iudispnsitiou ~ she sultan ~ be
Il"vei 20 De responsible" aht"fy Tor hr
failure {, receive Leishmln formally
I'M N. latter opacity Is aI15JS5IdOr
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
PLENTIFUL.

b. u 20. -With"A,
crop 81 pluIns or
red ~ Clay coun
ught To- this city az
To all parts of th.'
points in Mlnncs"i
lums are the larEv
known and they y.
rice. Seven hundr
were shipped fru
nj II "a expected tn
IN be sent out ever.
II In estimated tbs
the county this y,
400 bushels. At pr
% estimate the app.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
MAN HUNT FAILS.
Sheriff and Posse OF Hamilton County
Outwitted by Bold
Bandit.

Webster city. la. Aug. e2.-After
heating ovcr the whole ~ Cass town
nip. sheriff Thompson and posse have
wen NJ the hunt fpr J. McElhaney.
tho has bcea tcTrDr!Zing the township
Ir a week by hIllups and attempted
Iurders. II j. supposed no bandi; has
scupel aad IL nov niles away.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
TIA FLOUR
Empire Max.
tents for
:hasc.
NUTRITIOUS
ms More Muir.
IN Wheat. ard
y ~ss,ooo.ooo
ers.

*. 20. -Scizabufc
nsul at Chicag
cen h~eadquartcu
he is eXamln..
n this country,
the Daily Amc.
doubt but tha;
onderful agricI
1t In the woT!I.
showed that j
producing land 90
rs looks prosp
nd / do not thilE
section OF count'y
that would bp.t
trip for the pa
grain conditio-
he purpose q. ~.
outs OF the whca
|Igation II to
nd South DakU;
government e.
ngemcnts To hl
rts from the -
nose three STATE
Il statistics Tor
the ~goNcraIHc
rs have been boz
rom the Pavi'
tcs OF Cali;oru.
ton. That Hour
.at and Il In lu.
rs the spring .
n in the DaEu,
after we will D.
his section. /
between $1,000
of Hour from ID.
THAT amount ~
spent in the 4
Iity that Japau'
Ia these states
llniiar To- our III.
ut that Is by =.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
1000 DEAD IN VALPARAISO.
Property Loss in Chief City Roughly
Estimated Al s25c.0co 600.

NNAtttiAAlHhs NUE. -AH-NA go flffflN
last Thursday evening Valparaiso cN-
s-ricnCcd an earthquake 81 great sc-
verify. and during u "A night eighty
two hooks We're felt
Most 90 the buildings either were
ruined or damaged.
The loss viii bc enormous. probably
reaching S2ju.unO. zoe. Two thousand
persons killed is considered 10 bc u
air estimate oI the casualties.
Vim. del Mar. three miles from VAL
paradise n having "a population OF
over 10000. Cuirihuc. 80 miles To- the
southward. with "A population % $500.
sulto I.iiuachc. fifteen miles Ca the
northwest. with a population % $500.
Quilnta. twenty-five mile To- the north.
with "a population 81 10000, II VIII
lag"s all around We're destroyed.
Most OF the damage was due To ire
which started immediately after the
iiist shock.
The whole population is sleeping In
the hills. the parks az ;hc streets.
Food rs very scarce. MIX costs s.
OChilianl "A liter. aud IL ~ almost I'M
possible 10 obtain meat even al h!gh
prices.
Railroads are all destroyed.
Rain which began to fall Immediately
after the nrst shock stopped an hour
ultcrN,nrd.
Thu nights are very cold and windy.
auI ia. people sleeping IN the open air
arr suffering greatly.
The captain of 4 steamship which
M. arrived from San Francisco says
that the situation her" N worse than
that following the disaster at san
Francisco.
Hu,uos Ayr-s. Aug ai-Srismlc dis
turhauCrs uu tho chilean side Of ~"
Andes continue. \ telegram received
from the chief official 30 he telegraph
at TaouI states that NHlpar-
also Is iu flames Jnd the earthquake
continues.
New York. Aug q w"sscl. Duval
& 90. which does a large business IN
South America. haN" just received the
following from Valparaiso.
'Th" town ~ nearly destroyed. Par
]ticularS later when shakes cease
The disuatch was lined 1855 =, M
hut IL W. not known whether u was
filed yesterday morning or this morn
Ing.
Great Portion Destroyed.
Berlin. Aug. 2i.-ACcordiug To a ca
bI.grum received 10y a bank here from
Valparaiso. hair of the city. from Al
mrndraI To Gale Srlla Vista. contain
ing private and business houses and
warehouses. has been destroyed.
New York. Aug. ls.-Thc South
American Telegraph company reports
the situation ia NalIafais - T. similar tn
that w~lch occurred iu San Francisco.
Their reports all places OF
business have been closed and the de-
livery and operating star much demu--
allied. No messengers hayc reported
for duty. Many people have lett the
city.
Lima. Peru, Avg. iS.-Heavy earth
quake shocks occurred At Valparaiso ut
Intervals during Thursday night and
damaged a number OF buildings. some
OF them falling into the street. render
ing traffic dangerous. Troops were
called out and shot all pillas-rs.
Many persons were killed by falling
walls.
Survivors mr." campcd uu the hills aui
81 the open spaces. \ number ~ pro-
pie also sought refuge on board the
\ .sscls IN IN" harhor ~ Valparaiso.
Nina pcl Mar. three miles from Val
pIraiss. with a population % 1909. AMI
Llm1ch-. twenty-five miles from VAL
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
SEVEN ARE L
Fast Freight ovsrtakes n Slow Work
Train.

Jamestown. Pa. Aug. 22~-Plunging
through "A binding rainstorm at the
rate OF forty-hvc miles an hour early
yesterday. "A fast freight train on the
Pennsylvania railroad crashcd into 4
slowly moving work train AZ Sang Hol-
low. killing seven n seriously injur-
ing seven others 81 the work train.
crew. Three OF the latter will probably
die
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
REVISE TARIFF
WHEN IT'S TIME
President Roosevelt Gives Out
an Important Statement
Touching Campaign.
A PLEA FOR CONGRESS
To Change les Politics Now the Pres.
ident Thinks u Would Be confu,-
ing TO Nations Best
Interests.

New York. Aug. ga letter written
By President Roosevelt to Congressman
Bushvillc. OF Indiana. ."Yiewing and
approving the work OF the present ron
gross and declaring TO change the
leadership and organization OF the
house n this time means 20 bring con-
fusion upon those who have success
fully engaged In the steady working out
OF a great and comprehensive scheme
for lettering the social and civic con-
ditlons' was made public through the
congressional campaign committee to-
day.
The president also declared such n
chang. would result In hurtful o%scllla-
ton between the extreme radical and
extreme reaCtinnary. The president
said also be hopes the present congress
will enact laws prohibiting contribu-
lions by corporations. lowering duties
IN imports from the Philippines and
limiting the aumber OF hours for rail-
road employees.
Revise When Time Comes.
or the tariff Roosevelt adds:
we stnnd unequivocRily for the pro-
tcctive tariff and We feel that the phe-
nomenenl industry and prosperity
which we now enjoy IN not likely to be
ieopardizci for IL would be To the last
iegree foolish to secure here and there
a small benefit AT the cost of n general
business depression.
But whenever a given rate or schcd-
ole ecouies evidently Instantaneous
To the nation because OF changes which
GO m from year To year In our condi-
lions, and where IL is feasible to- change
this rate or schedule without too much
diHloCnticn OF the system IL Will be
done. while "A general revision OF rates
and schedules will be undertaken when
eyer II shall appear TO the sober bust
less sense OF our people that on the
whole the benefits To be derived from
making such changes viii outweigh the
Disadvantages. that Is when revision
will do more good than harm.
Word as TO Trusts.
Let me add one word Of caution.
however. on the question of dealing
with the so-calied trusts" that IN
with control Of ~monopolies and with
supervision Of great wealth In bust
ness. especially In corporate form. The
only way In which II IN possible To deal
with those trusts and m~onopolics and
this great wealth IN by action along
lines of laws enacted by the present
congress and It's immediate prrdcccs-
sDrs. The cry that the problem can
Re met by any changes In the tariff
,cprcscnts whether consciously or un.
consciously an effort To- divert public
attention from the only method of TAX.
,ag effective action"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
Ar MERGER.
% the Big Miehieh.
Are consol-
dated.

Aug. 20. The Jouri'a'
cs of Incorporate
using today. with ,F
c for the Michig
which will ~conEolidai'
dement, AT least SCI
4 sugar manufactu.
state.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
A SLEEPER.
)etains Passengers
Hours.

<Sh@@
Hours.
Aug. 2O.-A wrccE
railroad. abog;
Ies out OF this clty.
und train ut this
,urs. many Of the
liged TO remain u
Eht for lack of .
was thc eastb ouU /!
airs were ditched
imber OF these cars
troyed. and the t.
been estimated
ne track were torn
the wreck remain
very point whcr'
ked the n ms
especial care. and
una TO account i,'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
TEMpTS SUICIDE

Aug. 20. THE ira
ssengcr train on
ght brought rcpof
suicide OF a you s
was found lyinp
ready To be run oN
ed. She VAS u
In, but her ldcui'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
bN AT YANkToN
STEPS" Will Delivs-
,ture.

ug. 20.-charlcs VI
! author of In h
gagged by Presid,
college. To deliy
n next winter. II
ecial significance
as once IA Yanki
his early boyho~
~. lie lived CO..
.nts. who later too,
In Yankton. u
,rother-in-law OF ~
der of Yankton co
u years ms hon
icndcnt OF the Go
es OF the Dakoia
barge In 1855. h
I'm the q
AS w states.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
DESTRUCTION Of
CITY SEEMS SURE
But Meager Reports from Val
paraiso Received Concern
ing Earthquake.
SHAKES LAST TWO DAYS
Reports Rcesivsd Place the Death List
at 1000 and the Property Loss at
s25o.oco. ooo-Firs Is Under
Control.

Santiago. Dc Chile. Aug. N.-(Dc-
iayrd in transmissionb. \ fearful
earthquake visited this city and aw-
ful CONSERVATION prevails here.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
FROM EUROPE

av and Daughter ~
Saturday.
/. 20 So rotary 81
lac ~subtrcusury tod
|]tlsIaction with 60
tncial world. Sha
Ter arrive here 81
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
IN FIRST.

ass, Aug. l.-Thc
trial yacht
Of the Roosevelt cs
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C-arrnsr isassrd the Atlantic City
lizhis safely sblut midnight The
weather grow thicker - ilic dag "a.
vauccd. snd shortly before dawn the
vessel struck
Seventeen fncn aBd fur women pss.
AtNhFIN WIZ NaAfN N~WFNF - 80"
brooches buoy ly life savcr..
Tho women tainted going through
the surf. aud oil wcrs wet through by
the high seas.
When Il became known that ma az.
tempt would he made by the life saw.
er- 10 bring ibe passengers sshoro n
great crowd assembled on tile beach 10
watch the proceedings. Some difiiculty
was experienced Ia making the line
taut but when this had been overcome
aud one Of the life saving crew bad
made q test trip the passengers were
brought on without accident. though II
took n good deal Of persuasion TO get
two Of the women 10 trust themselves
TO the strange looking contrivance.
As each passenger was hauled rapid
~ 10 land through clouds of spray
eager hands seized the dripping figure
and cheer went up, which served to
those on board still waiting
to make the trip.
All Of the passengers praised the Of
ficers and crew OF the Cearcnsc for the
GOODNESS and courage they displayed.
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week In The United States - were IN
the east. q, In the south. u, In the west
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port liabilities of ss.00 OF morr. Lila.
blliiics Of commercial failures reported
for March 10 date are Sl2ii.5;Ni
against si.JSiit'0 last year
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Teachers Examinations

Pnblic examinations for the
ociiifcsiion II teachers will ~
he'll q. fo''ows
AZ Bennington In school
bo1s, - School street. Monday
anj Tuesday. Match 90 AMI
"a; l,-ais'.prc. "Wednesday
aud Tbur,iay. Match - and
-; Msnchcsirs Crnirr. Friday
aud Saturday. Mawh 3Oand 81
ALBERT ". VARNEY.
Examiu-r
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STATE News

Theodore farrps ~ i'esrham crics
brsisd bic gsh birthday anniversary
February n. Considering a severe
fall shich b. received several ucsks
sge. b. i sery active Tor a man ~ nis
age.
Frud Lacasse aged - ycars com
mliied suicide ~ bis bar Der shop IN ~
Iohnstury Tuesday morning by shoot.
ing himself through tho temple. Death
ras instantaneous aud the 5ody vas
not discovered until aztec dinner. lie
had been unusually Respondent OF late
Sir La.assc has been barber for over
thirty years and leaves n wife and four
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Mrs. Garrett. rupiI Before senate.

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Mary s.
Garrett OF Philadelphia appeared be-
fore the senate committee on education
and labor In support of n bill TO appro-
pirate 100000 for the training OF
teachers to instruct deaf children be
fore they are of school age Miss Gar
rett had one of her pupils. Il girl OF
twelve years, with her. The child was
born deaf and yet has learned 10 read
the lips perfectly and through under
standing Of what Is said TO her has
learned to respond In speech. Mem
bers of the committee took great inter
est in questioning the child.
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G.rmsnic Museum Fund s2s 900.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. March IL
Several important announcements con.
corning the business transacted by the
president aid fellows OF Harvard col.
lcgc are today In the Harvard Univer-
sity Gazette. the official organ of the
university. II Is said that the Emperor
William fund for the maintenance OF
the Germanic museum now being rails
ed by American friends of Germany In
honor of the emperor's silver wedding
amounts 10 more than
s25. 900.
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