The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-01


jefferson City, Mo.-Thc Bank OF
jamestown. Moniteau county. was en-
tered by robbers. who blow the safe. Sc
cured $4,000 and escaped.
San Diego, Cal.-Artlclcs have been
signed for "a match between Abe At
tel and Billy DE Courscy. To take place
here November ls before the National
Athletic club. They are TO weigh In NJ
l2i pounds ut J o'clock on the date "
the match.
/ Biserta-The submarine boat Lutin
was lowed into tho dock here. Flags
were halfmnstcd on the ships In the
harbor and the public edlficos In tho
city. The bodies OF the III fatcd crew
probably viii be taken out OF the ves-
sci Sunday.
Washington, .. C.-Postmaster Gen.
crul George Il. Cortelyou will retire
from the chaIrmanship OF the republic
can nntiC AL committee before he be-
comes secretary OF the treasury In
succession To- Secretary Shaw. This
statement was made ON excellent au-
thority.
Washington, D. c,-Aiford w. Cooley.
n member OF the board of civil service
commissioners. appointed an assistant
attorney general To succeed Charles III.
Robb. appointed to the district court OF
appeals. Announcement OF Mr.. Coolcy's
successor In withheld pending accept
ance OF the Office.
Cincinnati, O.-The first test OF tho
federal eight hour day law ended In n
victory for the government here. ATT
or being out only fifteen minutes the
Jury in the United States court found
the Sheridan Kirk Contracting COM
pany guilty OF violating the law In tho
construction OF the big Ohio river dam
ut Fernbank
Washington, o. Cone OF tho lar
Cest American flags ever made Will DO
hung I'm the court Of the postofiice de-
partment as soon as the huge piece OF
bunting can be completed. IL VIII be
sixty feet long and will have proper
,ionate width. The material used viii
be American wool bunting, and the
cost will be about 5000.
] Chieaqo-As advance OF cent n
luart for milk delivered In Chicago aft
or November I was decided on by the
Retail Milk Dealers association. Con-
sumers who have been paying cents
will have 20 pay Z. and those who have
been I'm the 7-ccnt class VIII be COM
PEELED To- give 3. the highest price ever
asked for this necessity of life In CHI
cago.
Aquaseiientes, Mexico - After. 800
years OF faithful duty. never missing
day I'm calling the faithful OF i've gem
crations TO prayer. tho old bell which
hung I'm the belfry OF the San Juan
church in this city has been sold and
will be melted up for the gold and sill
contains will hR rtnInCe1 DY
n monster AFFAIR OF iron. The bell sold
for $1,000.
Berlin-Thc school house at Bendzl-
kovo. Prussian Poland. was set on IRE
and burned To- the ground by an ex-
plosIon OF n petroleum bomb. The out
rage was presumably committed by
Poles as the result OF the action OF the
Prusslan authorities In requiring Poll
ish school children TO say their prayers
and rccite the catechism In German
Seattle, Wash.--Hundreds OF IS and
$40 gold pieces are being shaved by
some unknown men In this city. So
we'll Is the work being done that IL has
escaped detection by some OF the most
experienced bank cashiers. The crimi-
nal Is evidently shaving the coins by
placing them In n lathe and carefully
trimming of the edges without. how
ever destroying the milling.
Battle Creek, Mieh.-Addressing $500
school teachers at the annual conVai-
ton OF the Michigan State Teachers
association Professor Ellsworth Gage
Lancaster. OF Olivet college. Olivet,
Mich, made "A number OF radical sug-
gestions for changes In present edu-
cational systems. Ho declared that
children are started In school too young:
that they should be at least s years OLD
before taking up school work.
New York-The statement Is made
nv a high authority that the Chicago
etory that an agreement had been
reached between Stuyvesant Fish and
T.. III. Hartman. In the Illinois Central
controversy by the terms OF which Mr..
Fish In to retire from the presidency,
I'm favor OF George ]. Grammcr. now
vice president OF the New York Cen
trni lines, west OF Buffalo. Us untrue,
and that there has been no change OF
the two interests.
New York-Arnoid Daily. actor. NATL
noe idol and exponent OF the art or
George Bernard Shaw on this side or
the Atlantic. has as his sole assets
clothes worth only 1900 and theAtrl-
cal wardrobe, also worth 5000, ana that
is ali. He has filed aspetition In bank
r,iptcy which states that Mr.. Days
known liabilities are si0.iIl, and that
he has no available assets. lie claims
exemption for his clothes and theatre
cal wardrobe.
pIttsburg. Pa.-The "Skidoo. 2s'' club
was organ,zcd IN McKccsport. Pa. by the
Misses Gordon. Sterling and K!ingensmi,h.
The club ls composed OF twenty-ih GO
yemen each . years old The NEE lnE