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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07
A Pointer for PIaywrisht..

Clyde Fitch, at one Of bis famous re-
ceptions, talked engagingly of play
writing. 3.
$40 write a successful play" he end.
ed, 1T is not enough to be an artist
ever great artist. 1t is necessary, too
to be a student of audiences. II, fol
Instance, one were writing a melo
drama for a 10, 20 and 3o-cent house
one should continually bear In miud
the well-known dialogue between the
mistress and the maid.
"rWell, Susan said the mistress
shs had given Susan a ticket for O
nlatinee-'how did you like the per
formanceT
sob, II wuz splendid, num- said
Susan. Yer jest ought ter have heerd
how in the thoyd ack a servant ga
sassed her missus.'"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07

KuPte rozmelste hnoJe, pluhy
: drtite u obchodnik1 Taborskyct
Dostanete je mnohem lacineji mel
Ii jinde.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07
cHInr 81 rHH aLAcK HAND.

MNNEH 4MHM.MMa
~Erricone, Never KNOWN 90 work, IL
Now I'm America.
The operations OF the Black Hand
extend to every part Of the country.
No one knows when he will receive
1ne Of their threatening letters, only to
De followed by a terrible vengeance 1:
heed is not paid.
Little doubt exists In the minds Of
he police that the Black Hand and
1ther criminal associations are being
recruited from members Of such Oh
ganizations in Italy. It is known that
lust at the present time the organiza.
ton known as the Camorra Is unus-
ually active In Italy. Quite recently
800 Camorrist ringleaders were arrest
ed In Naples as the result OF the de-
termined crusade undertaken by the
government against those secret criml-
nal societies. The Neapolitan prisons
are reported full to overlooking, as
many as twenty culprits being lodged In
a single cell. On this account, and be-
cause the Camorrists were found to be
holding committee meetings among
themselves and regular communication
with comrades outside by means OF
their own slang code, the authorities
have now begun transferring them to
different provincial houses OF detention
till the time of trial is fixed, which
probably will not begin for another
twelve months.
Despite elaborate precautions taken
to effect his capture, Erricone, the no.
torious supreme chief Of the Naples Ca
mora, has succeeded In reaching the
United States, whence he dispatched a
message to his pursuers, saying he had
merely taken a sea voyage at his doc
tors orders, and his absence from his
post was only temporary. Erricone
managed to board an emigrant liner In.
the disguise Of a coal HEAVIER and cross
ed the Atlantic as a stowaway.
The police feel that the presence Of
Erricone In this country creates a
grave menace to the well-being of the
community. No crime Is too black, no
exploit too dangerous for Errlcone to
undertake. He has never been known
to work, and Americans or Italians will
be compelled to furnish him with means
Of subsistence. The Malta or the Black
Hand, 1t Is feared, will become his ne
farious agents in preying upon the pub
lie. ..
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07
A Gnnh Retnrt.

"A good retort." said Charles w.
Koblsaat, commissioner general of the
jamestown Exposition. 1T reminds me
of the retort of the duelist-a thing I
heard about last month abroad. Two
duelists we're taking the early train FOR
Fontainebleau, their place Of meeting.
"A return trip said the FIRST duellst
to the ticket agent.
"'Single for me- said the second man
quietly.
".Aha, clustered the other, you are
afraid You won't come back, are your
rs for me. I always take a return
81 never do said the second man.
| always take my return half from the
lead mans pocket" .s.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07

Pfisla he mne eervenS 8 bilt
ialovice, q roxy stara, pied dvs
ma tydny. Majiteli po zaplacen
vSIch Sc navrsti. Mat. Pibal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07
Ex-~P PRESIDENTS "
A Quartet Who Spend Their Days
Quietly and UnostentatiousIy.

'
Quietly and UnostentatiousIy.
There are living four wives of for,
mer United States Presidents-Mrs
James A. Garfield, Mrs. Benjamin Har,
rison, Mrs. William Mckinley and Mrs
Grover Cleveland. The first three are
widows, and the husbands of two fell
victims to ASSESSING bullets.
In her quiet home In Mentor, Ohio
lives Mrs. Garfield, the talented woman
who spurred her husband to become
President Of the United States, and
whose sons are now prominent In ma
tional life. She has led a secluded life
these many years, but she is still the
same kindly woman as In the days
when she shone In Washington life
Weight OF years has not marred her In.
tellectual qualities, and she takes q
deep interest In the worlds affairs.
Mrs Mckinley is in Canton, Ohio, the
resting place Of her martyred husband,
Here, In quiet, she lives among the
memories Of the happiest days of her
life, awaiting the day when she will be
called 10 join her loved one.
Peace also marks the days Of Mrs,
Harrison in Indianapolis. She takes
little interest in society, and devotes
her time to the education of her daugh,
ter.
Mrs. Cleveland Is more or less in the
public eye by reason Of the sturdy In,
terest her husband takes In politics
But her home life Is dear to her and she
seldom leaves Princeton.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07

NI.tr.N|
Novy komin = galyanizovan6ho
plechu byl postaven ma Tabor
,sk6m ml5ne.
Fl. Franka Obrova sem pfiiela
ma navst6vu S detma k sve matce,
pf. Suterove, ' 6ter5.
Jan Kudrna pfijel minuly patek
o m6sfcnf plnovous ohnem. Pail
travu q vftr mu hoffcf chumac
ymetl do tvafe a Jan hned vypadal
0 deset let mladsf.
Skveiy pies uspofada Spolek
Kat. Delnfka els. SO, We spolkove
sfni We stfedu dine 13 listopadu,
1907, phi pfflezitosti svecenf spoil
koyeho praporu. Spolek vystrojf
ooed odpoledne a chutnou vecefi v
SIM Q pol noel. Hudbu obstara
Iaborska kapela. Kazdy je uctl-
We Evan by Sc dostavil.
Taborska banka nebyla o~tfesena
pfftcmne panujfcf peneznf tfsni,
nybrz doposud sprayne vypldcela
veskere pfedlozene smenky. Jest
to dozajista vyzamn6 pray9 v teto
dobe, a dava to t6muz dstavu nej-
lepsf yysvedceni. Dale to dokazu
je, ze 0 syefen6 penfze pecuie a
poctive $ mimi zachazf. Zdejsf lid
a pffznivci banky, doufame, dove
dou ocenit onu spolehlivost a ma
prostou poctivost onoho 1stavu, a
setrvajf v one ddy6fe vIGi bance
jfz Sc doposud tesla.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07
Resemblance.

Notwithstanding Of facial charac-
eristics, do you know that I was once
aiken for President ROOSEVELT
Blggins-And a man once mistook
e for the Kaiser.
Diggins That's nothing; a few
eeks ago M old school chum Of mine
epped up to NE on the street and re
--arked: Holy Moses, 10 that your
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07
DOMACI ZPRAVY.
Pro dobre dffvf a mike ceny
pFidte do skladu Quealova.

FRO uopte uItVi q nizke ceuy
pFidte do skladu Qusslova.
Z~amyslite-li stavAt. male neb
velke. deite vSpoeet ]. H. Quesl
usetFime VAN p~enize.
Chcete-li dobre stavebni dfivi,
objednejte 81 BIO Q Ptakova dte-
vafskeho skladu.
ObjednAveits eve uhli ma ponde
Il, jestli chcete 81 zsjistit pfesuy
dovcx. Petfik Bros.
Petr PetFik koupil 40 akrn psk
neho pozemku cd Josefa Arusky
minult tSden. PoIemek leSi we'd
ie ieho fanny q hodi Sc mu znams
mite phi chovu dobytka.
PI. GEosgova q dcera, Mariana,
byly Y Yankton navstevou y pom.
dsll.
Jan HOSTEL byl 50 obchodem y
Yankton ' pondelf.
Fl. Kafka . rodina cd Wagner
byli zde ma Eaeatku t5dne nayste.
YOU . pfatel. ...a...
VAclav Rocejdl q pant byli y
Yankton v pondsli "a radu u oeni
no lekate. Zrak pr. Roeeidlove
ehabne xnaenG.
Gusta Kotalik byl v Yankton Y
dsery pro zPravky pro svoj mlati-
Ct stroj.
Frank Bailey oijel ma nAvstevu
do Omahy We etvrtsk.
]. A. Hatwan cd Bon Homn 6
byl zde "a obchodem We etvrtek.
Ian Homer byl We Springfield
We stEsdu, kamE veil sve1o syna
litika do bkoly.
Gusta Kloneek eistf, barvi a
varnisuje vnitFek sine 2. c. B. ].
tentc syden.
A. N. Weidenbach . Lestervil
le byl zde ' dterf y zaimu Blue
Valley smctanAfske Spoil. y Sioux
City. Cestuie pro a spoiled
most.
RI. Vac. Krejeika a pr. Rsidin
grovi . Tyndall byly zde nGvsts-
Q minnloa sobo,u.
Jakub Wagner byl v TSniall
20 obchodem v derry. f.
A J. Fillsus byl Y chas Mix
okresu tento naystsvou.
Teodore Koiecky 81 p~ostavii ma
svtm Tote b1doyu 9 okrouhlou
stEechou tento tSden. Mnori tyr
di ke 10 Dude hvEzdkrna.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07
scHOzF MlsIklcH Spoke.

Spolek Zen sv. Ludmily. Cts. lO8, g
y. q. a.. odbyva sve sch1ze druhou
nedsIi V mesicl, We spolkoy9 sini. An
tonIe Haklova, pfedsedkyns, Marie
Simanova, tajemnice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07

Moderni DfSvafi Ameriky, CTS. 9Os7
odbyvaji schIze druhou sobotu kazde-
no m6sice ' SIM z. 9. B. j. Geo. A.
pax. 9th. rada, Robt. Vauk, klerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07

pOCGlVOSb OnOnO uSUhVu, q
setryajf v one dnvGfe ynci bance
jfz Sc doposud tesla.
knpte roLmetste hnoJe, pluhy
. drtiee u obchodnik0 Taborskych
D~ostanete je mnohem l~aciueji ne2
Ii jinde.
Pfisla he mne eerven& 8 bilS
ialovice, 2 roxy stara, pied dvs-
ma tydny. Msjiteli pc zaplaceni
vyIch Sc navrsti. Mat. Pibal.
Dom a sest Lotto ma prodej v
Tyndsll "a $3.50. DGm proza-
tim ie obydlen rodinou Jos. Ou-
teckeho. Haste Sc u pr. Terezy
Kozlov6 v TAbofe, S D.
]. H. Queal prodavajf ocelove
kulst6 kornkryby. Proc byste
kupovali dfevsne. ktere trvajf par
rokn. kdyz mdzete koupit ocelovy
kter5 vydrzi veenost.
Jifi Trunec nssel terny kratky
zimnik ma hlavni ulici asi pied
tYdnem Sc sebym limcem. Mai
tel pc zaplacenf teto oznamky jej
cd Jifiho obdrzi.
Rada z Jihu.
"Chcl dati dobrou radu tenn jenz
trpi bolestmi v zadech a ma ledviny,''
pravi J R B~lankenship, z Beck, Tenn.
Dokazu, re Electric Bitters vyleci ty-
to nemoce. Prvnf l&hev mi znacne
ulevila a po vyuziti dalsi lahve byl
jsem dplne ~Yylecen, a cinf mi to pots.
Semi tento lex o%dporucit.
Ztratil sc mi by6ek a jalov:ce,
ob6 dvou lete, belohlav9, asi pied
mesicem. KIDD by o nch sedel
nechf mi laskave sdeli; ia sc mu
odmsnim. Jan Vitsk.
DR.. F. ]. Stejskal, synovec vlp.
Bousky, ienz pc diva roxy byl in.
ternem v nemocnici sv. Josefs, Y
Omaze, nam pfse BE- otevfel Gfa-
DOWN. v Crete. Neb. Pfejem dok
torovi zdaru.
Eda Rysavy a voitech Welt Sc
uavratili . cernSch vrch0 v pom.
deli, . tim sdslenf BE oba zabrali
Billie nskdejsiho mlynSfe. Fordy.
ce.
PFeEtste 81 oznamku Vaukovu
ma prvnf strane. Mali nyni plnou
zAsobu oblekd pro mule, zeny .
dsti. ZboEi ono je die nejnovsj,
sfho stfihu, a . cenou budete tel
srokoienf. Nyni je nejlepsi Gas
sc osatiti ma zimu.
"Jest tomu IL let co jsem s tizi uni
XII souchotinam" pfse G. o. Floyd, OBJ
chodnik v Kershaw, S c." Ma vaha
tepkrat byla 135 llber a kasel mne
trapil dnem | noel. Konecne jsem
poGal uzivat DR. Kinga New Discove-
~, DO dobu sesti mesfc1, a ma to ma
stall pfeyrat a byl jsem Gpin6 y~ylecen.
jakoz l nabyl normalni vahy 10 liber.
Tisice lidi je uzdraveno ro6n6. Zaru-
Gen v Taborske lekarne. SOC a Sl.0C
Pokusni lahev zdarma.
ZadSm timto kazdeho jenz mi
dluhuje, ty timed Sc pfisel vppo.
fzdas. Jsk znamo koupil isem
budovu cd Tsborske banky a po,
febuju penize ma prvni splatku.
Nerad upomfnAm avsak ' ptitom
nou dobu jsem nueen. JK pie
dem dskuju TEN. jenE sve povin
nosti zsprayi. Josef Hubal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07

Z6BJ CTS. Al, odbyvaji schulz dru-
hou ncdeli v mesfci, We sye SIM. FIR
Kostroun, pied, JUsefina yyborna
tajemnice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07

Rytifi sv. Vaclaya, els, So, ZCKJ,
odbyvaji schGze ctvrtou nedeli sazde-
ho m6sice, We spolkove SIM. Jan +
Wagner, pred, Il v HOSTEL, tai
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07

Spolek sv. Jana z. 6. X. ). ii oddele
al odbyva schGze druhou nedell v me-
sici. Fir. Soukup, pfedseda, Jos. Mar
tinec, tajemnjk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07

Katolicky Dslnfk, els. 93., odbyvaji
schGze kazdou druhou nedeli v mesici
We spulxOve Sfni. Jan + Wagner,
pred, Jan Syroyatka, tai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-11-07

Spolek sy. vaclava z. 9. X. J.. ODDLY.
va sch1ze tfeti nedeli ' mesici. j. ".
Wagner p~fedseda, v. f. Wagner Ia.
jemnik.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
TABLE LINENS
LOCATED STOLEN GOODS
Woman Lost Lace Curtains and She
With an officer Found
Them.

This morning a woman residing in
the city visited the sheriff's office and
stated that yesterday afgternoon she
had some lace curtains washed and
left them hanging on a line in the
rear of her home, over night, to dry.
This morning they had disappeared
and she was unable to find them any
where about the premises. She stat
ed to the sheriff that she had reasonf
to believe a certain woman who was
or had been a neighbor of hers had
appropriated the curtains and she de-
sired the officer to accompany her
to the suspected woman's house. This
the officer did. On entering the ac'
cused womane home the missing
curtains were seen hanging in a con-
spicuous position in one of the rooms
The rightful owner at once identified
the curtains and the other woman
readily assented to her taking them
home. not disputlng that they belong
ed to the first woman, They may be
younr curtains but | bought them
from another woman this morning
AS the rightful owner of the cur
taIns recovered her property without
much trouble she did not care to have
any arrests made. consequently the
Identity of the principals In this In
teresting little AFFAIR are not to be
made public.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
TROUBLE ON MIDLAND
Reported Also that Road Also Has
Misunderstanding with
Employees.

Local railroad men are interested
in the fact that Martin @. Knapp,
chairman of the Interstate commerce
Commission, and Charles u. Neil, 1T
bor commissioner, Will arrive in Dem
yer tomorrow morning and on Mon
day morning will commence the hear
ings of the wage controversy between
the Denver and Rio Grande manage
ment and the Order of Railway Con-
ductors and the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trninmcn, having been request
ed to mediate by the railroad man
agement.
There Is nothing binding In the
work of the commissioners, their Ia
bors being confined to suggestions
of methods to avert a strike and these
are freely given to both sides.
II is said that the railway labor sit
untion in general in Colorado is In
an unsettled state.
1t Is reported that the Colorado
Midland is also In controversy with
the brotherhoods, n misunderstand-
ing having resulted when the general
managers met in Chicago. Commit
tees of the men from this road will al
so meet in Denver on Monday with
the officials of the Midland and en-
deavor to sctraighten out the tangle.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
ROOSEVELT WILL COME AGAIN

WASHINGTON, May 4.-(speclaD
President Roosevelt will issue an
other statement in a few days again
taking up the Meyer, Haywood and
Pettibone cases and neiterating his
statement he made In the first state
sirablc citizens.
He will attempt to Justify every
statement he made i'm the first ctate-
ment he issued. 1t is said that he
will back up his next statement by
the evidence secured by the investi-
cations made through the national
government department of Justice
soon after the murder of Governor
Stuenenberg.
1t is reported from Boise that
troops will be asked for during the
trials.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
WILL HOLD ANOTHER ELECTION
First Bonds for Mountain Water Sys-
tenn Declared Illegal VIII
Try Again.

II is announced that the town OF
Palisade will hold a special elec-
tion on May 21st for the purpose of
voting on an issue of bonds to be used
for the purpose of erecting a noun
tain water system in and for the town
of Palisade.
It is desired to issue $75 900 worth
of negotiable bonds.
II will be remembered that few
weeks ago Attorney Greer. OF Denver
the well known bonding attorney,
gave an opinion to the effect that the
bonds voted for this purpose some
time ago by the citizens of Pallsade
had been voted Illegally so the Pail
isade town council has decided to do
the thing over again 80 that there
may be no question as to the legality
of the bonds.
At the previous election $4,000
worth of bonds were voted but at the
coming election $4,000 will be ask
ed for owing to the fact that the first
named amount is said to be insufhc-
lent to erect the desired system. Kel-
the engineers.
The water level of the reservoir for
the proposed system Is 264 feet in ele-
walton above the town and the dis
tance from Main and Second street
to the reservoir is 11.796 feet. 1t is
also 10000 feet from the source OF
supplv to the reservoir and the fall
is 1874 feet. The pipe line from the
source to the reservoir will be made
OF five and six inch pipe and viii de-
liver 100000 gallons of water per
dav which Is equivalent to 44.5 in
ches. BY putting in six and eight
inch pipe 1t VIII deliver 1.25O,OOO
gallons per day or rs inches.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04

The first days of May are
pretty good days for shop
plng-one feels that the fine
weather is here to stay, that
warm season goods are the
proper kinds to buy, and Fair
Store patrons enjoy a double
freedom In their shopping;
There's tho immense array
of goods from which to
choose. and the splendid day
light making selection easy,
the goods are ever fresh and
crisp, the styles are depend
ably correct, prices are al
ways marked in plain fig
ures, no lotteries, nor prizes
are employed TO tempt
Fair Store patrons, and it's
n money-bnck store If the
purchase does not please.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
OVER 1000, 600 PATIENTS

Shanghai. May 4.-(Special)-The
missionary conference at today's ses.
sion discussed medical work in q
general religious way in hospitals
medical training for Chinese doctors
nursing as a profession for women.
An elaborate paper was presented
by committee on medical work
showing that In round numbers there
are 800 fully equipped and thorough
ly qualified missionary physicians,
$50 hospitals and dispensaries and
at least 100000 patients are treat
ed every year.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
HAGGERNIAN WALKS OUT

SANTA FE, N. NJ, May 4.-(spec.
ilaD-GovernoT Hsggerman in ac-
cordance with instructions from
Washington. turned over the office to
Territorial Secretary Reynolds to-
day. Secretary Reynolds will be act
ing governor until the arrival in July
OF Captain George Curry. who was
appointed governor by President
Roosevelt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
BILHEnrER is COMING

This afternoon Secretary D. w
Aupperle received letter from G. s
Ullheimer. state secretary for the
Y. NJ. C. A, stating that he would be
in Grand Junction on Monday next
but only for a short time and that all
members of the board of directors
and board of trustees should meet
him in the afternoon as he had some
thing important and definite to say
to them regarding the general secre-
retaryshlp of the local Y. NJ. G. A. and
regarding other vital matters.
A meeting has been called for
$3.50 o'clack on Monday afternoon,
at the office OF E. NJ. Slocomb.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
7 II E ? Il ! | X
THE ATTRACTIONS AT THE EAIR ARE THE LITTLE PRICES


90 doXen. In passing we mention
also big bleached turkish towels IL II
cents to 20 cents and the unbleached
kinds 15c. to Csc. cotton huck towels
at 10c. and fine linen towels at 15c.
zoe zoe, 35c. soc. 75c up to $3.50.
FANCY COMES
"A surprisingly pretty lot of combs
has just been put on sale; 1t includes
an immense line of side combs pat
termed with special reference to stay
Ing in place. they are priced at 10c,
15c. 25c. soc. per pair; a line of
handsome back combs Is also included
in the above priced at 15c, 25c. soc
95o. s1.25, S1.50 and S1.95.
HAND MIRRORS
At little prices, many OF them are
high quality, beveled plate glass in
hard wood polished frames-the prlc-
es on toilet mirrors run something
like these 15c. sc soc. soc. 75c. 95c.
S1.25.
LADIES' PARASOLS
Another lot of fancy collars has
just been spread out for your approx
al. daintier and prettier than ever, sc
10c. 15c. 19c. 25c. 35c. soc. 65c. and
75c.
LADIES PARASOLS
And sun umbrellas, the makers of
fine parasols have surely surpassed
themselves this season In the beauti-
full designs they have sent out and
The Fair gets an ample share of them,
best of all, qualities are If possible,
superior to those of a year ago and
prices lower-75c. soc. S1.00. S1.25,
$3.50, $1.75, $2.25, $2.45, $2.75, S2,-
90. $3.25. $3.50. $S.95, $3.50. Child
ren's parasols 15c. 25c. SOC. 95c. and
1.25.
LADIES' FANCY BELTS
They're too pretty to describe and
plenty OF them to select from and
prices are attractively small. 10c. 15c.
25c. soc. 75c. 95c. S1.25, $1.45.
BRUSHES
An immense array of imported
hair brushes. filled with high grade
bristles, fastened in solid backs of
hand polished hard wood-prices on
brushes are 10c, 15c. 25c. 35c. soc.
75c. S1.0O. $1.25, $3.50, s1.75. ST.
90.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
BAD WRECK YESTERDAY

LA JUNTA, May 4.-(speciaD-
The wreck Of the Santa Fe passenger
train, twenty-eight miles south OF
here yesterday, turns out to have been
more serious than at first reported.
More than twenty persons were
seriously injured and two englnemen
Will probably die. The train was
running at rapid rate when a defec-
tive rail caused the cars to leave the
track.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
WAS AN ATTEMPT MADE

GENOA, Italy, May (special)
The breaking of an axle which
caused the necessary removal of a
car from the train in which King Ed
ward of England, was travelling to
France, has caused the belief to arise
among newspaper men and others
that an attempt was made to wreck
the train and assassinate the king
investigations are being made.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
JOHNSON MUST HANG

LA MAR, May 1.-(Special) Gull
ty of murder in the first degree and
fixing the penalty at death on the
scaffold Is the verdict that the jury
brought in this morning at 0:3O o.
clock in the district court against An
drew Johnson, charged with the muir
der of Night Marshal Frisbe.
The jury was out twelve hours but
Il Is said that the verdict was reach
ed on the first ballot.
Such a verdict imposing death PEN
atty was generally expected In this
county.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
MAY BREAK SILENCE

WASHINGTON, May 4.-(speciaD
Secretary Taft, It is said, will break
his political silence for the first time
since he had been regarded as a can
didate for the Republican nomination
for the presidency. in a speech which
he probably will deliver at Tulsa.
Oklahoma. on June 9th on the occas-
ion OF the assembling of the first Re-
publican state convention.
The secretary has accepted an in
vitation to attend the convention.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
Prominent Man Accused

LANSING. Mich. May A.
. (speciaD-A great sensa-
tion was caused here this
morning when Mrs. Nora
Scott proprietress of the
. boarding house at which
. Edith Pesley stayed before
. she died yesterday as a re-
suit of criminal operation
. issued a statement charging
. that Representative Chas.
. B. Ward. one of the promin-
. ent men of the state and for
. mer speaker of the house of
. representatives of Michigan
. was responsible for the girls
. condition and death.
Mrs. Scott declared that
. the girl had told her enough
. to prove Wards guilt.
Mr.. Ward Is at the hospi-
. tai dangerously i'll but says
that he will be able to tes-
tify at the inquest next week
and clear himself.
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The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
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SENATOR CONVICTED

PORTLAND. Ore, May 4.-For-
mer State Senator Franklin p. Mays
and W. n. Jones were today sentenc-
ed Dy Federal Judge W. H. Hunt in
connection with the land fraud cases
A fine of $4,000 was imposed and
eight months in jail. Sentence was
stayed until November l in order to
clear the record to permit the case
going before the United States court
of appeals.