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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
PRODUCERS IN LINE.
Standard Oil Company Gets Them
It's Side by Refusing to
Buy Product.

Bartiesville. I. T.. Jan. 3i.--Or,iers
have been received by the STANDARD OIL
company that hereafter only a third OF
the mid-continent fields output would
be- bought. owing To the fact that
IN. Standard OIL company would BE-
prevented from continuing as buyer
and transporter OF petroleum through
the proceedings instituted by Attorney
General Hadley OF Missouri. There Is a
production Of 10000 barrels daily.
The operators mr." organizing To- send
"A delegation To see the standard com
puuy's agents in Kansas City. since the
enforcement of such nn order for long
would mean the suspension OF all activ-
ity here soon. Failing. they will go To-
Mr.. Hadley Ia see IL he intends to pre-
vent the Standard company from trans
porting oil across Missouri
The committee viii tell him that IL
the standard ~ ouSted from Missouri IL
will shut on the market for petroleum
products In this field bccnus. the pipe
lin. from the mid-continent fields runs
through portion oT Missouri Already
the reduction by Iwo-thirds of the
amount formerly taken by the stand
ard company has dsmoralized business
aud there are fears that the Standard
company will cease To take oil during
the legislation.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
KILLED BY COACHMAN.
Mrs. Garfield Was Wantonly Murdere,
in Los Angeles.

Grand island. Ncb.. Jan. 2l.-Mrs.
Garfield. murdered Saturday by her
former Coachman nj Los Angeles. was
u daughter NJ Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. wes-
colt of this city. Mr.. Wcscott left yes
terday afternoon. upon receipt ol the
following telegram:
Mrs. Garfield died last night. the
result OF being shot by n man named
Morrison Buck. who was employed al
q CuaChman about six years ago. He
demanded money and on being refused
committed the crime I'm cold blood. Mr.
Garfield. Florence, Daisy and Jake left
here Tuesday. the Esd. for Mexico. with
Mr. and Mrs Doheney in their special
car. We have wired them and have
asked that they return by special train
at once. Everything possible was done.
but OF no avail. Kind friends OF thu
family and neighbors have taken hold
and will remain until the arrival OF
Mr.. Garfield and the girls =
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield were married
In this city about twenty seven years
ago. About eighteen years ago Mr..
Canneld went To Los Angeles, where
he has since become wealthy In the
oil business. The gentleman referred
To- as Jake In the SON law. Mr..
Doheney Is a partner OF Mr.. Garfield.
Mrs. Garfield last visited her parents
here about two years ago. The de-
ceased was the only daughter ~ Mr..
and Mrs. wescott. :
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
WATCH YOUNG FIELD.
Said Heir TO Vast Fortune T. Guards,
Closely.

Southboro. Mass. Jan. 3l.-Hcnry
Field. grandson OF the late Marshall
Field. has been three days ut school
here since his return from three
weeks vacation spent In Lakewood
Since the death OF his noted grand
father there have appeared In various
newspapers statements TO the effect
that the boy has been under special
espionage. the impression being con-
Seyed that fears were harbored that
have been vague hints that Il was
feared. as young Field had become heir
10 a vast fortune. he might be regarded
with covetous eyes BY some would ba
abductor or that he might be annoyed
by the visits Of cranks who might seek
TO become acquainted with the now
most prominent member OF the school.
The lad attends the Fay school. Hid
Is Ia his eleventh year and IL particu-
aarly fond OF outdoor life. He IL very
bright and IL not yet old enough to
realize what a power he may becoms
i'm the financial world because OF tn.
fortune In store for him.
He receives no more consideration
than any other boy In the school. for IL
IL one OF the infiexible rules that there
shall be no discrimination. and II was
also the especial request OF his mother
that IL should be so as far us her son
is concerned.
A number OF persons have sought to-
get snapshots OF young Field. and In
many other ways have tried. but un-
successfully, To get In touch with hi,
uifroundiugs
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
BURN AND FIGHT.
Revolutionists Are Destructive. but
Are Being Gradually subdued--
viadivostok Still in Revolt.

wenden. Livonia, Jan. 30.--The pacl-
hCation OF the Baltic provinces IL
reaching the final stage 40 far as the
sGrarian movement Is concerned Near
y $50 reyolutionists have been shot.
several hundred are under arrest and
5000 rides have been captured by
troops
Generals orion. MeIuhardt and
Wendt are now operating in the Wen
Zen district with 10000 troops. com
dieting n circle In which the revoiu-
:ionists are being gathered. The gen.
erals have the names OF leaders OF the
-eyolutionists, who will be tried by
eourtmartial when caught and either
shot or Imprisoned The majority
~ those already executed were fet-
ish teachers or students. The revo-
lutionists have stopped burning build
tngs but occasionally fire on the troops.
Altogether the rcvoluttonists In this
district burned zoo castles valued at
~. 600. 900. without including the articles
u value which they contained.
Troops are taking striCtest measures.
on one occasion they surrounded n
church ir which funeral services were
proceeding. and arrested revolutionary
orators and shot one OF them.
LODI. Jan. 27.--Threc unknown rnr-
sons today gained access To the hos
pital and killed with a dagger "A man
lamed LukiZeNski. who was shot I'm the
streets January %.
The murderers thus completed the
sentence uf the local revolutionary tri-
aunaI which condemned LuklEevski TO
Heath as "A traitor for informing the po-
Ice of the location OF bomb dcpots.
-. Petersburg. Jan. 21.--A dispatch
from Gomel says half tn" town IN in
DANES and lighting Is going on In the
center OF the town between troops and
reyolutionists who have been reinforced
by the peiLsantry from surrounding dis
triCts.
The disorder extends To- Ave coun-
ties around GOmci
~. Petersburg, Jan. 27.-Beyond the
fact that the revolt at Vladiyostok IL
not subdued and that the mutinous
sailors and soldiers are still standing
by their guns at the Holy Innoccnts
battery the war Office had nothing to
give out today regarding the situation
at the fortress.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
DUNNE IS HOPEFUL.
chiesso's Mayor Confident the Munie
ipsi Ownership Ordinance
Viii Pass.

, Chicago. Jan. al have app-nde,,
my signature To the municipal owner
ship measure recently passed by the
city council and am resting content
Ia the belief that my plans for the
municipl 'iZation OF the Chicago street
car lines will be- released before my,
present term OF Office Is ended
Mayor Dunno made the foregoing ans
nounccment last night. Hc said he had
signed the so-cIlled $4,000. 900 ordi-
nance last Night while lying III at hiS
home ia the belief that IL was neces-
sary for him To sign the ordinances
within ten days from the date OF pas
.tagc I'm order that they might become
legal under the provisions Of the city
charter.
That legal obstacles would he placed
In the way OF the contamination of his
plans " anticipated by Mayor Dunno.
II believe that right after election
there will be- an attempt To test the
Mueller law certificates. and. In fact.
she validity III the act itself" hc said.
That. however. " thing to be- de-
sired. We wish Ia have IL done az
quickly as possible and believe We
should get decision Within three
months II the minimum and twelve
months at the maximum" The mayor
declared that the defects I'm the ordI-
nance ~ any. could and would he RENE
died and that II was drawn tn achieve
a general purpose and would be regard.
- as valid by the courts.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
LEADERS SENT Ic IAN
Chicago Striking Printers Are Fined
Also FOR violatina
Injunction.

Chicago. Jan. 3i.--Presiient Edwti
r. Wright OF Typographical union No.
is today was fined by Judge Holdom
al the superior court 500 and SEN
fenced 20 thirty days I'm Jail for con-
tempt OF court. Edward Bessette. "a
member OF the union. was fined $50
and sentenced To thirty days In Jail.
The union itself was fined $1,000. The
charge against the union and Its mem
bers was the violation OF an injunction
granted some weeks ago by which
members of the union were cnjoined
from interfering In any manner with
the operation OF printing establish
ments operated by members of the Chi
cago Typothetne.
In announcing his decision the judg.
said:
1T cannot be tolerated that any
class condition or combination of men
can show their hostility Ia this court.
and fiout It's Judgment. and In open
meeting express their contempt for tho
order and Judge who was merely tEa
instrument ~ the law, aS has been
done In this case. IL IL not "A question
whether the injunction IL right or
wrong That will be DECIDED by the
upper court. but while IL " In force
and effect Il must be obcyed In this
cas-. II has not been n mere technical
violation of the injunction. hut u per-
slstent one and utter disregard for tho
order of the court.
III this court cannot he upheld then
government Is u fraud"
Before the announcement of the de-
cIsior. counsel for the union asked
leave - file an affidavit signed by six
members. which stated they are op,
posed to violence In any form In conf
nection with the strike. Attorneys for
the typothetae objected TO :hc adrnisI
sion ~ this. but u was allowed by the
court To 20 into the record.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
UPHOLD TAIGNY.
Joint Nete from Twenty Five Diplo.
mats 10 Sent to the Venezuelan
Government

Caracas. Jan. 30.--Twenty-i i've MEM
bers or the diplomatic corps have de-
tvered TO the Venezuelan government
formal joint note stating they cannot
accept Nenezueia's position that Taig-
ny. former French charge daffa!res
here. had been deprived OF his Official
character, and that he only ranked as
French citizen at the time or his
forced departure from tiis country.
The diplomats have communicated
the text OF this note to their respective
governments. The French line steamer
which arrived NJ LaGuayra today was
granted the usual privileges Of com
munlcation with the shore.
London, Jan. 21.-The British admir-
Atty says rumors that the British bat
tleship Dominion liz going To Venezuela
or. groundlcss. She leaves Halifax to-
lay for home.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
TWO ASSASSlNATED.
Russian Land Owners Mur.
dered by Revoiutionists.

Tckum. Courland. Jan. 3l.--Count
Frederic Lamsdorff and Baron Roenne.
Two OF the most prominent land owners
IN this district were attacked yesterday
while out driving. by "A band OF revoluA
tIonikts and were murdered.
o L.ansdorff is not the foreign minister.
. Copenhagen. Jan. 29.-An attempt Ia
Ehoot NJ. Alberti. minister OF justice to.
day. was frustrated by the bravery Of
the minister who grappled with his asa
EaIlant and wrcsted the revolver from
him before Il could be discharged
The minister's assailant was promptly
arrested. He was formerly an insur'
ance agent named Boye who had beeu
sentenced to "A term or Imprisonment
for burglary In spite OF his protests
hat he was innocent.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
TO GRAND Jury.
triet Attorney Jerome to
Probe Further.

New York. Jan. 3i.-Steps were Ia,
ken today BY James W. Osborne. coun7
sci for Norman Hapgood. editor OF Coll
lier's Weekly. ia his recent trial on the
charge OF criminal libel. To follow up
the disclosures made BY witnesses In
the hearing OF that case.
Today's move IL In the direction of
John Doe proceedings. A represents,
tive OF Osborne secured from n police
magistrate "A dozen subpoenas for wit :
nesses whose identity In not disclosed.
Osborne's representative told the
magistrate that Osborne expected 70
cooperate with District Attorney Jer.
ONE I'm conducting the proceedlngS
which, he said. would be based on eyi.
dence given In the Town Topics case.
IL Is expected the witnesses will be
summoned before the grand jury.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
SEcEDE FROM CANADA.

Montreal. Que. Jan. "a dispatch says
the spasmodic movements that have been
going on In British Columbia for the last
Few years toward secession from the Cana
dian federation are becoming moro serious.
Al the opening OF the provincial lcgisla-
'ure. the dispatch says. kr. MCGOWAN,
member for Vancouver made a speech In
which he called upon the government To-
'sk better financial terms from the do
minion, not IN favor but As n right. and
70 prepare In case OF refusal a monster
Petition TO King Edward requesting the
aeverancc OF the ties between British
Columbia and the Canadian confederation.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
10000 TO STRIKE.
Great Tisup Will Result " Present
Plans Are Carried Out in
New York

New York. Jan. 3l.--A strike embrac
ing 10000 men and involving the Ell
tire building industry OF New York. IL
now being eagerly aimed At by the
structural steel workers OF this city.
Such n desperate step In necessary.
they say. In order 90 preserve their
waning organization from complete
ruin. as a result OF the strike In which
they have been engaged for the past
seven weeks. Delegates OF the house
smiths and bridgemens' union. which
embraces the structural steel workers
prevailed on the central federated
union yesterday to order every labor or
ganizatiou still nj peace with their EN-
ployers To break those peaceful rcla-
tioLS and ally themselves with the
strikers. IL they fail To do 80. they are
10 be- suspended from the central feder-
nt-d union. An extraordinary situation
Eill thus be created
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
REPORTED TO SENATE.
House Statehood Bill Is Favored b,
COMMITTEES.

Washington. Jan. 3 The house state
hood bin was reported favorably TO tn.
acnat today Ivy BevcridEe. chairman OF
the committee on territories. Patterson.
from the tcrrit 1rics committee. gave notice
there would b" a minority report.
% on meeting today the hous. authorized
It's elections committee No. I. 20 take
testimony regarding the charge that An
thony Michalck, elected 10 congress from
Illinois. In not citizen OF the United
States. II also passed three bills extend
ing the time for constructing bridges.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
TO BE LOCK CANAL.
isthmisn Committee Adopts Report Of
Minority Of the Consult.
ina engineers.

Washington. Jan. 30.--The iSthminn
canal commission met today and con-
eiuded It's consideration OF the report
ef the board OF consulting engineers
with respect TO the type OF canal that
should be constructed.
While no official announcement was
made with reference TO the report.
there II good reason TO believe they
have recommended the construction OF
lock canal with an S5-foot level,
practically following the recommended
lions OF tn" minority OF the consulting
engineers
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
BALFOUR BACK AGAIN.
Defeated in Election, the Former Prir,
Minister Is Appointed to
Parliament Seat

London. Jan. 3i.-At a meeting OF the
Conservative Association or the city OF
London today the resignation OF A. O..
Gibbs. n member OF parliament for the
city or London. was accepted and the
candidnture of Arthur J. Balfour Tor
that constituency was approved.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
1.-THE SEA WOLF" browns
Captain Alexander and Five Others Go
Down.

Victoria. u. G.. Jan. ga telegram
from Bamiield says that the halibut
fishing schooner Ella q. has turned
turtle and six men or board were
drowned. Among them was Alexandcr
Mclean. who was the commander OF
the illegal scaling vessel Carmencita.
Captain Alexander Mclean. who was
interested In the ownership OF the ves-
sell was a sealer who has become mo-
torious IA a result OF scaling raids and
n recent Illicit scaling cruise to Behring
sea In the schooner Carmcucita.
Jack London. tine novelist. stated Me-
Lean was the foundation for the char
acter OF Larsen. the sea wolf OF his
novel OF that name. and he has since
been known on the Pacific coast az
ne Sea Wolf"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
FINDS "a STARS.
Harvard Observatory Reports Diseov
cry Of Many New Bodies,

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. J.--The disCov-
cry OF twenty-five new variable stars By
Miss Henrietta 4. LeaVitt by a recent cx-
animation OF plates taken with a twenty
four-inch telcscop. has been announced by
the Harvard observatory. Six OF thcsa
stars are IN the constellation OF orion.
three In the constellation OF Virgo and six
teen I'm the constellation OF Cygnus All
the plates are OF extremely fine quality.
the images OF at least $1,000 stars having
been caught with u Cl"arrrss that will per-
init of comparisons. The new variablcs Ia
Cygnus are Ia the region OF the great
ptral nebula.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
TEN YEARS IN PRISON.
Captain Of Excursion Steamer sIoeum
10 Convicted and Promptly
Sentenced,

New York. Jan. 3O.-Captain William
II. Van Setback was today found gull
~ OF criminal negligence In failing to
have fire drills on the steamer General
Slocum, which he commanded I'm June.
1904. when the steamer burned.
He was Immediately sentenced 10 ten
years Imprisonment by Judge Thomas,
u the United States district court.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
INSANE MAN TAKEN.
Police Officer Who KEEP. Fellows al
Bay All Niuht

Peoria. ILL.,. Jrn. Slater holding "a
large number OF police officers at bay all
night. Charles HARDWOOD. former po-
iinsspan and insane, was captured
sf}tly before 6 o'clock this morning
WfpIain Wilson induced HARDWOOD to
talk with him about o'clock. Har-
wood consented To walk To police head
quarters and talk matters over. but
stated he would XIII the first police
man 20 make hostile move At the
city hall HARDWOOD demanded that all
the policemen walk ahead OF him into "a
back room. and as Sergeant Welsh and
welded their billies with good effect,
knocking HARDWOOD down and out be-
fore ne could fire "A shot.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
WANT LABOR UNIONS.

Paris, Jan. Six thousand govern
ment employees held meeting here
sunday and adopted a resolution de-
nandInE that the government have
passed bin permitting It's servants To
form unions. All classes or public ser.
wants were represented. from school
mistrcsses To jailers. Sixty similar
meetings were held ia the provinces. az
each OF which iks resolution was
adopted.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
MILDLY IS DISMISSED.
Aazers continue TO Be Dropped from,
Annapolis.

Washington. Jan. 3o.--The secretary
Of the navy has directed the dismissal
81 Midshipman Chester A. J. Bloebaum
OF Missouri in execution OF the sen
Icnce imposed by the courtmartiai at
Annapolis on conviction OF hazing.
The case or Midshipmen Meriwether
and Miller are under consideration ut
the navy department. Meriwether re-
signed before his trial on the charges
~ hazing and that fact complexities his
ease.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
Be SIMPLE AND HAPPY
srsseription Written by Chicago wer,-
ems Club for Their
S;sters

Chicago, Jan. s0.-Thc members OF
he Chicago woman's club have writ
EN- n prescription and advised all wom-
IN to have IL filed and To take a dose
1pon arising every morning, another
before luncheon. n third before dinner.
and fourth before retiring. II taken
regularly the remedy will work greater
wonders with the modern woman than
did the concoction OF the enchantress
Gree with the followers of Ulysses.
Before the prescription was written
the members of the club reached tho
conclusion that the most dangerous all
mcnts from which woman today Is sur
fcring are the habit OF extrayagance In
everything. prodignlity In dress. love
for the tucked and frilied existence. In
stead OF praiseworthy devotion for the
simple life. The remedy not only will
cure woman of all her failings. but "
will also have the effect OF regenerat-
Ing society.
Text Of Potent Prescription.
Herr II the prescription:
Discard your silk petticoats.
Direct your energies to- the cultiva-
ton OF your soul instead OF to the
ruination OF your digestion.
-Save your time. your money. ana
your opportunities.
Go back to the home and seek your
greatest pleasure there.
Make your own skirts 81 you will
not be- unncrvcd by standing for hours
I'm a dressmnker's establishment while
you are being fitted.
Make your skirts round and simple.
do not allow punctuality To be thu
thief OF time.
Turn your back on frivolity.
Simplify your lives In every way
This remedy was guaranteed to make
good mothers OF NIL women and serious
women OF all women who are not
mothers.
Another Set OF Rules Given.
To make good daughters. who win
grow into good women and wise
mothers. the following prescription was
set forth by the different speakers:
DO not allow your daughters TO Join
n sorority while In the preparatory.
schools. Sororities are fountains, from
which all evils fiow.
do not allow your daughters to talk
over the telephone to young men. They
are apt To be bold Mt long distance and
daring enough To say things at long
range which they would shrink from
saying nj close range"
The general subject discussed was the
girl and the mother. II found warm
place In the hearts OF the clubwomen.
They got up, one after another. and told
what should be done to make girls good
wives and wives good mothers.