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Ed White, the Tailor.
2OS Collins BLDG.

WIN save yoa FROM 80 % s.a %
your fall suit. becanas he = out 81
tho hlgh reni district White GUS
every cult himself. inauginE Yon
perfeet fit and stylish garment ftn'
eat line 81 imported AID iassste
wo8iena in Seattle 10 select from
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while: then the correspondence
wansa A. THIS period appeared
Prank S<lmier. who wooed and
wna. Domestic differences grow
ina cut OF the cid love which would
not down isd 70 a divorce. aud Miss
Thompson was restored 10 hes
maIeru name
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ronoLuLu MAIL CONTRACT.

Tho American tIswaiisn Steam.
ship Co haa secured the mail con.
tract for this Ilawaitsh Islands The
contract frofa Seattle texina Ocio.
Der and expires June 30. 1919.
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CHARGED VITA vAcsAscS.

Lulu Richardson. an old offend
sF. was arrested NJ an early hour
his morning and charged Nth Do
ing a vagrant under the state iaw
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CHAPTER IT.

r.sie Thompson wrets ana
-. rrank Sslmicf A pretty eos
~ a se them selmief sad his
2 =. -, .s,arp,i A tisoree Is Ennied
~ r. wife takes hcf maiden
M
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xs.s Thompsoa meets YIN II
osssssss rhey are ses'n ems ssea
-. .,,sueite takes cat a marriage
- We hat already furnished
~, TIC day b tiNei for their
maffitNc
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asssls I Thompson an - -.
vssslns arr PLAYMATE IN ~
h.s .s ,esy piieht thrir troth fhoa
sa4ffel
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AlAskAH MAIL CONTRACT.

Al Moore has secured con
tract for tho carrying Of mail be
tween Solomon aud Council CITY.
Alaska. 'uf $40 a round trip Mall
a. 30 be- carried once week dur
inE the 8ummer months
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esAPrUR a.

x...s nuesius enlis's tn TIE
a. i rapidly promoted and
fasf ,,.rtsftuaataf turra
49,. With hts former sweet
- Bessie THOMPSON. io lna's ,i
is..'. renewed. bus finally
sanas
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CHAPTER v

40 AZ eve q the dsy ~ hes
rh.waanas marriake % Wa
-. Miss Thompson Eifh
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HIS FURNISHED FLAT, The BOLD
SAILOR AND The BROKEN ENGAGEMENT

,,,, u,.oM pesse rsoaesoe HAD euAReuLro
l'''' ,.,,srfn m rae NAVY AND WHEN HE CONES
.,a OF aenoes AS AN OFFICER sra rrLg.
.ss rAe orpra. CALLING IT orr, AFTER Hr HAD
..,,rn HOUSE ANo BOUGHT rsE LICENSE.
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Klein. the ahoeaa6er. 2i1 James
st
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-. .seshears. Harry ifuEgias.
- - The sesae Miss rhemP
- rmsa~s 10 ths telephone. calls
s~.ssts aad tells him that she
-. - bscak her enxs gvfa1cnt.
- -. him she Intends 20 SSd
nlxxlaA
nmANApolIs. lad William
= Cnsnstte. of this city. has =
s-xssslu1g furnished fiat On bis
49, Far cnce the axiom. Get
= a.ss before you capture the
- a. ronn wrong. 81 teAst In
- eaae a coanetse. for he fur
ssssa flss In anticipation q his
..srssre last Nesk 20 cue - In
xsnpolls' most charming Young
Nuaza
~ day before The wedding date
ssr< sppsarud on the seens a bold
a.. QsarssrmaAtsf Harry hux-
ems ! farnser sweetheart 81 Miss
hsuss Tanmpson. The heroine %
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
POLICE USED TO SHOO
OUT LAW MAKERS
Hungarian Parliament Is Dissolved by
Use Of Foree-coalitior Party
Will Try Again.

Budapest. Feb. ?i.--The Hungarian
parliament was dissolved this morning
with the use OF force.
The floor and corridors OF the build
Ing were cleared BY the police. There
we're no disorders. Members OF IN.
coalition party declared the dissolution
unconstitutional and illegal. and they
will hold n meeting Wednesday I'm the
parliament building unless prevented by
troops.
A basis for the refusal OF the depu-
ties to dissolve was the contention that
the kink-emperor's act II unconstitu-
tional. but upon this point there II
much divergence OF opinion. even
among the Hungarian opposition lead
era.
The members OF the present cham
Der OF deputies were elected a year ago.
but owing TO continued conflict between
abe crown and the parliamentary OPP
position since then the chamber has
been practically without functions OF
any kind.
The king can call new elections with
IN ninety days from the date OF disoly-
Ing parliament. and Il In believed this
Nill be done. The object OF the crown
In calling new elections will be to weak
en- or break the power OF the present
coalition. which has been arraigned
against Il for twelve months. These
elections could not be- held under the
proposed broader suffrage rights for
Hungary.
The commercial treaties with Aus
tria. Russia. Germany. Italy and other
countries must be ratified before March
!, and there being no parliament this
would be done by the Hungarian min
Nstry.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
CHICAGO WINS BIG SUIT
State Of Missouri Fails TO Stop Divert
ing Of Sewerage TO 7iVer--oidn't
Prove Claims.

Washington. Feb. .i.--The famous
case 81 the state 81 Missouri ". the
state OF Illinois. Involving the right OF
the city ~ Chicago 20 divert It's sew
rrage into the Mississippi river through
The Chicago sanitary canal and the
Illinois river. was decided today BY
the supreme court OF the United States
In favor 81 Illinois.
Justice Holmes delivered the opin-
Ion. which was that Missouri did not
prove It's case. There was no dissen-
slon.
The supreme court also decided the
ras. OF the United States W. the Bitter
Root Development company and other
assignees of the late Marcus Daily. os
Montana, involving the charge OF un-
lawfully cutting s?.OO0.O00 worth OF
timber on public lands In that state
against the government. but IL was
stated by Justice Psckham. who deliv-
cred the opinion. that as the govern
ment had secured new evidence the de-
risIon Is without prejudice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
THEY REPORT FOR
A LOCK CANAL
Canal Commission. Secretary Of War
and President Roosevelt So Tell
Ccnuress.

Washington. u. g.. Feb. ei-Presldent
Roosevelt today transmitted to con-.
gress the report OF the board OF con-
sulting engineers on the Panama canal.
together with IA letter from Secretary
Taft, the report OF the isthmian canal
commission and "A letter by Chiet En-
gineer Stevens.
In his letter the president says that,
after careful. full and exhaustive con-
alteration OF the whole subject he con-
ours I'm the recommendation OF the sec-l
rotary or war for a lock canal.
The canal commission IL composed OF
Alfred Noble. Henry l.. Abbot. Freder-I
&c +. Stearns. Joseph Ripley. lsham'
Randolph.
At the conclusion OF n very cXhaus-
tive report they say:
We believe the locks and other
structures OF the lock canal can be built
In less time than IL required for the
Cuiebra cut. but the margin Ii not
great. and the project Is well balanced
In this respect. IL the summit level
we're made higher the Culebra cut could
be completed sooner. but the locks
would require more time and the canal
would probably not be finished as soon;
n the simmit level were made lower
the Culebra cut would obviously take
longer We believe, therefore. that the
project We recommend will open nayi-
CATION across the isthmus In the least
possible time. Since the Culebra cut
will tx the time for completing either
the lock canal or the sea-level canal.
and the former requires only half as
much excavation from the Cuiebra cut
as the latter. Il can be built In approx
lmatcly half the time. A differ
ence OF six years In favor OF the lock
canal Is a very conservative estimate.
IN view OF the unquestioned fact
that the lock canal herein advocated
will cost about sl0o.0o0.0oo less than
the proposed sea-level canal: believing
that IL can be built In much less time:
that Il will AFFORD a better navigation:
that IL will be adequate for all Its uses
for a longer time. and can be enlarged.
II need should arise. with greater facil-
Ity and less cost. We recommend the
lock canal at elevation 50 for adoption
by the United States"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
THEY MEET At
HYMEN'S ALTAR
keenIy Anticipated Wedding o'
Miss Roosevelt and Mr..
longworth SoIemnized.
A MOST NOTABLE EVENT
wide Appears Mess ssautiful. Wearing
% Her Only jewel the Superb Die.
nnond ksekIaes Given Her BY
the bridssroom.

Washington. Feb. .o.--In the beauti-
full white ana gold east room OF the
white House shortly after noon last
Saturday RI. Rev. Henry III. Sstterlee.
bishop OF the Washington Protestant
Episcopal church. united In marriage
Miss Alice Lee Roosevelt. eldest daugh-
ter OF the president OF the United
States. to Nicholas Longworth. repre-
sentative I'm congress from the First
district OF Ohio.
The ceremony was attended with all
tho spiendor OF n grand officiai func-
ton and with all the devotional beauty
OF q cathedral service. II was wit
messed by n thousand persons who
made up the most brilliant and dis
tinguished asssmbiaGe ever gathered
I'm the White House on n similar oc-
CASTOR. The floral decorations were
more elaborate than any heretofore
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
ANOTHER RACE
| TRACK SCANDAL
Sensation In Los Angeles Over
Conduct Of the Ascot
Meeting.
AN OFFICIAL rs ACCUSED
~ Kinds OF Fraud and coIlusien Said
20 Exist Between Favored Horse.
men and One Of the Authori-
ties Of the Track.

Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. si.-The Her
I'D says that PROBABLY the most sen
gationai race track scandal In decades
viii be sprung today. when formal
charges involving a prominent horse
,wner and race track manager viii pc
He'd By a committee OF horsemen with
he board OF directors OF the Los An
:eles Jockey club. II will be alleged that
'raud. COLLISION and unfair conduct
nave occurred continuously since the
opening day OF the Ascot race meeting
Among the charges are that certain
,uner has been cheating with his
lorses by havin. races specially ar
'anged for him and then 'sduaring
matters with the official who In named
the charges. oy presenting the ON,
,IaI after each race with "A box OF ci-
tara under a paper cover In which was
placed n 800 bin.
This. Il w alleged. always had the
,ftect OF allaying any criticisms. IL n
,lso claimed one OF the owners was &C
.ustomed To use training shoes on some
" his horses, thus handicapping them
.rrcctually. Later he would remove the
raining shoes and replace them with
.acing shoes, allowing the horses to win
With ease over practically the same
ields In which they had been defeated
previously. Instances are cited by
complaining horsemcn where this IN
alleged TO have occurred.
Track Conditions Changed.
IL IL also charged the track conditions
ser. ordered changed by certain ori-
,laI To favor Bearcatcher. "A horse which
Non "A race with Handznrra and CRU
.ados here several weeks ago. This
Mas done on tn. order Of mn official or
She track. II Is asserted, who had pre-
.iously laid a large wager on Bear
,atcher.
Many other charges will be made
more or less In detail IL Is alleged
here has for some time existed much
IN feeling between certain officials OF
The track. In which there has been sew
eral clashes of authority. Once an Of
acial drew a revolver on another and
threatened to shoot him.
Charges are also made that an OFF,
,ial of the track has an interest In one
II the racing stables and lends hts Of
fetal influence To favor this stable IN
he races. The charges are accom-
panied by half dozen afiidayits By
complaining horscmen.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
CAR BALANCES ON
EDGE OF A RIVER
Wrecked Train Comes Near Pitching
Into Strsar-Twslvs Men
Are Hurt.

81. Louis. Feb. ei.-The new fast
mail train for the southwest on the
~, Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
railway was wrecked. presumably by n
broken rail. at Carondelet early today.
Twelve men. including the conductor
and engineer were Injured. but II Is
believed all will recover.
The train consisted OF mail and ex-
press cars. no passengers being car
ried.
The train was just getting into full
speed when the engine suddenly left
the track followed by two cars. The
engine and first car were telescoped
and together rolled down fifteen foot
lembankment. The second car after
turning over. lodged on the edge OF the
river Des Peres. IL contained a number
OF mall clerks and the loss OF life must
have been general had the car fallen
into the river. The crash aroused
.Carondelet citizens and they speedily
turned out and assisted Ia caring for
the injured. several OF whom were so
tightly pInioned In the wreckage Il re-
,auired much work to release them. ,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
GEORCE ~ REHJER5

Washington. Feb. 2i.-G@orge w.
Beavers long fght against going TO this
penItentiary came To an eud Tuesday
afternoon. when the former postoffics
Official pleaded guilty before Judge
Gould OF conspiring To defraud the
United states government In the sale
or time recording clocks To the post
ONCE department.
Beaver was sentenced TO two years In
the p@nitentiary In Moundsville. w.
Va, and will be taken there In "A few
days. His term wilt begin when he ar
rives ~ the prison.
In pleading guilty Beavers abandons
10 their fate George r.. Greene. former
state senator Of New York. and vii.
Hard d. Doremus indicted for the same
offense.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
RIsH QUESTION Is
| GETTING ATTENTION
King Edward Says People and
Government Should Be
Close Together
,,.sin's Ruler Opens HE Second Par
I;srsnt--court In Mourning MARI
eriiiianes Of Pageant
Somswhat.

London. Feb. Sin his speech at the
lpening OF parliament today King Ed
ard made this significant statement
concerning Ireland:
MY ministers have under consider
zion n plan for improving and effect
Lax economies In the system OF govern
Snent for Ireland. and for introducing
kherelnto means for associating the
S>opie with the conduct OF Irish Affairs.
|, IA my desire the government OF the
tountry I'm reliance upon ordinary laws
khould be carried on. 30 far as exist
Zng circumstances permit. In n spirit
k.xardful OF the wishes and sentiments
Ia the Irish people. and trust this may
Ironduce to the maintenance OF tran
Epullity and good feeling between the
Iilnerent classes OF the community"
His Second Parliament.
King Edward opened the second
.narllament OF his reign this afternoon
|uith tho customary ceremonial.
| The absenc. OF Queen Alexandra.
prince and princess OF Wales and the
luke and duchess OF connaugh. and the
mourning into which the court had
|heen thrown by the death OF King
Erhristian. detracted somewhat from
the briiiiance OF the pageant. Other
/ wise the royal procession from Buck
hnxham palace to- the palace at West
minister and the proceedings In the
house OF lords followed the well known
lines OF those OF previous years.
The weather was cloudy but rain
held of and all points OF vantage along
|ihe troops lined route followed by thu
royal progress were well occupied by
|eheering crowds.
The kings speech contained no. sur
|prises. The usual reference To- the con-
Enhance OF friendly relations with for
|elKn powers was followed by a para
[graph rejoicing over the fact the Rus
500 Japanese war had been brought To
h satisfactory end through the ''ini-
iiative OF the president OF the United
Estates"
Referring TO the Moroccan confer
-nce the king remarked:
1t In earnestly To he hoped tho result
|oi these negotiations may be conducive
20 the maintenance OF pence among all
|nations."
Cause for Anxiety"
Colorless mention was made OF the
Anglo Japanese treaty. the dissolution
|ol the union of Norway and Sweden.
and the condition OF Macedonia. which
has continued TO give cause for anx-
lety"
The speech announced the idea OF an
intermediate stage for representative
government in the Transyaal had been
abandoned and that new constitution
would be drawn up az expeditiously as
possible. adding that until the Trans
yaal assembly meets the importation OF
chinese will be suspended
After announcing the postponement
Of the proposed colonial conference un-
III early I'm 1907 the king congratulated
the commons on the steady Increase In
imports and exports. indicating the In
dustries generally are I'm a sound. pro-
gressive condition. but Immediately az
forwards the king invited the earnest
attention OF the legislators TO additions
made In recent years to the national
expenditures and the capital iiabilitie.
oi the state.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
MARTINIQUE TREMBLES
Most Violent Earthquake Shock IN Six
ty-Four Years Visits That
island.

washington. Feb. 2l.-Thc following
.ablegram. dated Fort de France.
island OF Martinique. yesterday. was
received here today from American
Consul Jewell:
The most violent earthquake shock
In sixty-fo four years prevailed over thu
,ntire island at 2 this afternoon. No
great damage"
81. Thomas. u. W. l.. Feb. i7.-ca-
ole messages 10 and from the Island
Of st. Vincent. and Barbados. British
indies. ar. subject To delay. No news
has been received recently from those
isiands Severe earthquakes were felt
yesterday at Dominica. 81. Lucia and
Guadeioup.. Many buildings are re-
ported damaged at several places.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
FIGHT UNDER THE
CONFEREES' NOSE
Moroccan Warship Fires on French
Property. Further con,pliestina
Affairs at Aiaeciras.

Malaga, Spain. Feb. is.-Dispatches
from MelIIla. Morocco. announce this
Moroccan warship Sidi IL Turk. yes;
tcrday. bombarded factories belonging
To the French filibusters at Marchica.
destroying portion OF the works.
Moroccan rebel forces responded To
the warship's attack without results.
This In a renewal OF the recent incident
between French and Moroccan war
ships, which Il IL feared may complicata
the situation at Algeciras.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
END IS SURELY NEAR
FOR THE Ex-SPEAkER
Hon. David o. henderson suffers An.
other Stroke Of Paralysis, Blot.
tina Out His Sight.

Dubuque. In, Feb lex Speaker
Henderson. who II ill OF parcsis, sur
fered a second stroke OF paTaly-is sun
day which robbed him III his sgEr'. g.
death seems only mSiI,r = p
days. lie stiil rccqgnlz"s 9
OF his wife but heels nu
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
sExTETTE GIRL A LADY"
Francis Belmont 10 Married to Lord
Ashburton.

Paris. Feb. i9.-Lord Ashburton was
married here today TO Frances Dom
nelly, an American actress. whose stage
name IL Frances Belmont, one OF the
original "Fiorodora' sextette.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
Former White House
Bride at Weaa,ne

Washington. Feb. :i.-Mrs. Nellie
Grant Sartoris. who was the last for
mer presidents daughter TO be married
In the White House. was one OF the
notable guests at the Roosevelt-Long-
worth wedding.
Mrs. Sartoris. who has not made her
home In Washington recently. came
here especially TO attend the wedding.
In working out the details OF the
wedding OF Miss Roosevelt by those
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
IN DISGRACE.
Linsviteh. kuropatkin and 5atianoh All
Get Their Walking

st Petersburg. Feb. ia.-Thr press gem
orally regards the retirement OF General
IIncyitch aud the recall OF Kuropatkin
ana Bantlanorr a. being diSmlssals OF dis
grace Oh account OF the recent troubles
among troops
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
CARRY HAPPINESS
TO BALMy CUBA
Mr.. ard Mrs. Nicholas Lons~orth viii
Spend Portion Of Their Honey
moon There.

Washington. Feb. :i.--Mr and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth VIII spend a por-
tion OF their honeymoon In Cuba.
They left friendship" the country
estate OF John Mclean. this morning
for nm automobile ride tn Alexandria.
Va. where they boarded the private
car Elysiane attached Ia the limited
tran on the Southern railway. leaving
Alexandria at ms o'clock a. III. They
GO TO Tampa. Fla. where they take
boat FOR Havana. arriving there Thurs
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
EIcHTING GRosvENoR

Pomeroy, o, Feb. lI.-Anti-Grosve-
norites In Meigs county today held q
trump" convention and named dole
gates to the Eleventh congressional
district convention at Lancaster Feb
ruary 81, when a successor 20 Con-
gresham Charles Il. Grosvenor will DO
nominated.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
BAD AIM SAVED HIM.
President Of the Republic Of coion,bia
10 Made Target Of Assassins'
wsapons

Washington, ID. G.. Feb. ls.-News
has reached Washington that on the
morning OF February 10 an attempt was
made To assassinate the president OF
the republic OF Colombia. Eight shots
were fired ut him. Ave Of which struck
bis carriage. but he escaped unintured.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22

The ushers separated az they reached
the platform and the president passed
through the two lines and presented hii
daughter TO the waiting bridegroom,
who stepped forward To receive her. To.
gether they asccnded the platform,
where Bishop Satterlee was standing
The Ceremony Said.
In low. yet resonant tones. Bishol
Satterise began. Al the conclusion %!
the responses from the bride and groom
the venerable bishop inquired In q ton.
that filled the great room:
who giveta this woman to be mar.
ried To- this man?"
The president assembled the platform,
and taking his daughters right hand.
placed Il In that OF the bridegroom.
Thus he gave the bride away to ths
man of her choice. and by a ring which
an instant later the groom placed on
the fourth finger OF her left hand she
became Mrs. Nicholas Lonsworth.
AZ the conclusion OF the wedding
ceremony the assembled guests were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. LonGworth on
the platform. and beneath q noral bow
err where their hands and hearts were
Joined forever. They were showered
with congratulations.
Quests then were received I'm the blue
room by the president ana Mrs. RooseI
ven. After an informal reception tbs
bridal breakfast was served I'm buffet
form I'm the state and private dining
rooms.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, sister OF the
president. a reseda velvet. bands OF "a :
BILE trimming the skirt and edging the
Jacket. which was In empire effect.
Mrs. Robert u. Roosevelt. jr. light
blue chiffon cloth made In princess
style. with Insertions OF Irish lace: a
large picture hat OF velvet OF the aame
shade. with white piunies.
Miss Olga Roosevelt. white chiffon
over white silk. and n picture hat In
white. wreathed with rossbuds.
Mrs. John T.. Roosevelt. tan chiffon
cloth. the skirt edged with narrow
band OF mink. the bodies having three
mink ornaments placed between narrow
y-shap-d insertions OF lace. n small
hat OF mink trimmed In lace.
Mrs. H!lborne l. Roosevelt. gray
chiffon trimmed with insertions OF lace
and lavender velvet bow knots: q plss
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
AT MONTE CARLO.

. Monte Carlo. Feb. IA new game 10
70 be introduced In the Casino here. This
Is card roulette. The game IL played on .
cloth on which an entire pack of cards u,
painted. Betting ~ done or the same prln-
cIple as Nth roulette In tho ordinary form.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
HITS TROLLEY CAR.

st. Louis. Feb. ia well-filled
Broadway trolley car was struck by an
engine at the Poplar street and Iron
Mountain road crossing this morning.
Most ~. The passengers were badly
bruised but non" fatally injured.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-22
TO ousT STANDARD.

81. Louis. Feb. lS.-Taking testimony
Ga custer proceedings OF the state OF
Missouri against the standard. Repub-
lie, Waters Pierce and International
OIL companies sas resumed today be-
fore Special Commissioner Anthony.