Lincoln County times., August 10, 1911, Image 2

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LINCOLN COUNTY TTM£5
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JEROME . .
. IDAHO
IDAHO STATE NEWS
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Tor. ora»/
The Lla-tota (Maty für !t to U
he<d at Wendell, October 1 4 5,
rsfS'.rit; irjcr.ey tans? al.-eady
n*r»f-tH for the cam
Jtiii Lova Ar-k. a g.rl of titr.i 12
year* of Kam. ai «et l.'.'tr. I; a
flWMh.
Cr.?er. Lot It gra-t-aiy rx to iad u*t
•mf.cation wax ner.e- ary.
. , „
K* tail it meat of a s.-.irt fa /ju,rr at
fte state pe-i-entiary of Idaho t/ ; i?
tie rice* of list atx.ua ned for tc.Be
% vm .iV. or*
_ ... v .
t.rr.r- at tie Nebraska fate pr.ton t
recommended by Warden J W Hnrx.V,
Mn A. C, Carpenter of GrangenUe
died from ptoatatm poisoning ca -ed
Ly eat.r.g canned tcimak/t
A h.t
band and xewen HtCe children rang.ng
In age* from 12 down to 1 year are
left
The 2-year-old eon of Ear! Du?.-..ing,
living near Payette, wan drowned ln a
lateral of the Noble ditch. The lad
wax out playing In the road near h t
home and In some manner fell In the
ditch.
Mr» E, H Harriman and daughter
and a party of friends will «per.d the
summer at ft and Park. Idabo ttlry
mliev. from Vel>jwstone National parc,
from San
arriving there At-r/xl *.
Francisco.
Fire c.af originated from a smut ex
plosion In a separator on the farm of
William McCormick,
resulted in the destruction x-f the ma
chine and three stacks of wheat,
talning about ÎS44 bushels.
Lewiston,
near
con
September 4 will be the
greatest
labor day in tbe history of Boise, ac
cording to preliminary plans whl'b
were laid at a special meeting of
reteo tatlve* of tbe anions of that city.
Twenly onions will Join In Ice celebra
tion
rep
at Salmon, and will probably take place
ti » Of*:Uà\iW, Ah'jui two yearn a%o
Ijstnni count/ went dry by a majority
of f.r, vttU-.H In a total vote of about
1.200
One firm at Riafby since February
last has shipped no lea* than forty
eight ears of potatoes to Greeley, c>i!o.,
•leveri of which went forward in one
week.
re-shipped from Greeley as the régulai
Greeley produce
Another election to vote on the lo
cal option question Is being called for
It. is said these potatoes
are
For tbe balance of this Irrigation
non tbe amount of water
Boise river, that will be allowed
eaxli acre will be six-tenths
miner's Inch.
sea
frorn
the
to
of a
This Is the purport of
a decree rendered by Judge Davis In
the district court at Bo se.
Robert Stahl, a fireman on the Short
Line, running between Glenns Ferry
and Nampa, was drowned in tbe Snake
river at. Glenns Ferry while In swim
infng w.th a number of other
Stahl, who was a good swimmer,
evidently taken with cramps.
"he -herlif of Lincoln county made
a big haul In the capture of Osr.-ar
McGlnley and Kd Greenalead,
horse rustlers who have been
«ting In Idaho, Nevada and Colorado
during the last few years
will be returned to Colorado for triai
men
was
noted
opei
The men
The potato crop In tho neighborhood
of Rigby will be the heaviest
marketed throughout this section,
an Increased acreage over anything
ever attempted In the past was plant
ed last »prlng, and the season has been
such as to give promise of ft bumper
crop.
ever
as
Hetman Stuffelbeam, a prominent
lilackfoot
com
missioners of Bingham county, had a
narrow escape from drowning at tbe
ferry crossing on the south fork of
the Snake ever near llelse, when he
run his automobile Into ten feet o r
water.
The plan to ptace an advalorern
duty on
wool Is not maxing a hit
with Idaho growers, who frankly
press their dl '.satisfaction with
manner In which
ex
the
tariff agitation is
panning out for western Interests I
the special session of
the Bo sc Htfttestnan.
n
con^reKM, nay»
Millon II Phillipa. assistant
ager of tbe Italian mine at Leesburg,
has been arrested at Pocatcito on the
charge o liav,n< ahlucted the wife ol
Chell Zerklll, a miner.
man.
It is alleged
that, y. i k.ll » ns ctuci to his wife,
that Philipps bought a ticket for Ijer
tu Pocui lo sympathy for her being
his only motive.
imu
A woman. Mis. W. H. Smith, has a
contract for bu.filing a portion of tho
northward extension of tho
Northern railway. Tho concern which
lias the contract for tho entire fifty
eight miles from Emmett to Smith's
Ferry, lias sub-let three
grading to Mis. Smith.
Idaho
miles of
Considerable interest is being
tfeted In the bridge election to bo
field In Canyon county on August 6 to
koto bonds for three bridges
Uio Payette river, the bridges being
local«si at Frultland, How Plymouth
• nd Letha,
inan
across
A postal savings
bank Is lo be
opened at Boise August 28, under
der« issued by the postmaster
•rul.
or
gen
department reports
■how that tho gross receipts of the
The
Bols,) office last year amounted to
$78,1174 nnd Its International money I
order business to 124.456. .
SIGN PEACE TREATY
FIRST PRAC" CAL STEP TO MAAS
PEACE TAKES B V
THREE GREAT HATIOSS.
UAST so
5,
Ln.ted State». Erjard t~d France
P edge Th« r Honor to Sene All
D » f -te» of the Future by
Peaceful Method of Arc trat on.
V.acir.r*ot —Tie
rtcera. iui.tratlx« trea-y. 'ce first
practical toward tie .ait. nt peate
of tie world. wax »gned ai tie Wâ.te
Hoc*«- oa Tt-.rvnx ,
As tie secreta/jr of slave appended
* • **«***or# to one co^y. Mr. Bryce.
t u.e fcr.n.n ambassador, t. r .« me
<r.ier TSerwipoa tie cop e, were
changed and tigned
Mr Knox a-ta/ ned LU
ex
y.L^.r
name to tie
American copy of the tame general
arbitra:. on treaty with France.
a du
plicate of wh.ch wax at the tame time
t.gned .n Farlx by if Jux^erand tee
French
Hutes,
amnaxaador to the United
The treat.es will now be tent to the
senate for ratification.
Witt a few scratches of the
while a violent storm raged
ax though the god of
Itg his vac.thing trade one of the mo
mentons chapter» of tbe world s hls
tory was wr.tten.
powerful of the worlds
through their accredited
pen
w.thont
war wax rco cm
Three of the meat
peoples,
rep.-esenta
Lves, me; and pledged the r sa/ red
k , -' r -'/r to the settlement of all d.sputes
that may ar.se for the future by the
peaceful method of arbitration. Wheth
er it be of money, of territory or of ta
t onal honor that the differences may
arise, the arbitrament of reason and
not of tbe sword wax pledged to Its
readjustment.
INCREASE IN CONGRESSMEN.
Congressional Reapportionment Bill
j Bearing Initiative and Referendum
Features Passes Senate.
Washington,—Bearing an Initiative
and referendum feature to safeguard
again hi gerrymandering in a number
j of f. ta tea the
congressional reappor
t onment bill passed the senate on
Thursday. It fixr;s the future house
membership at 41
»hen Arizona and New Mexico attain
» tatehood—Instead of the present 251.
The increase In tbe membership of
the house; will mean an added expense
to the country of approximately 1100,
000 a year. The salaries of the forty
two new members will aggregate J315 -
000. Each will have at least one clerk
•with two more
at »l,5Db, which will add $63.000 to
the total, .Mileage and other incidental
expenses will further Increase the sum
Under this decennial reapportlonment
there is to be no reduction In the mem
bership from any state.
EXTEND WELCOME TO TOGO.
Great Japanese Admiral, Hero of the
Russo-Japanese War, on Visit to
Land of the Free.
New York.—The United States st
midnight Thursday formally welcomed
to Its shores Admiral Count Helbasbiro
Togo of the Japanese empire and
naval hero of the Runso-Japaneso war.
Tbe welcome was given aboard the
steamer Lusitania at quarantine by
representatives of state, war and navy
departments and a representative of
Governor Dix.
Ethel Wants Freedom.
New York.—It became known
Thursday night that Miss Ethel Barry
more had filed papers in her contem
plated suit for divorce against Rus
sell Griswold Colt, and that service
had been made upon Colt at his apart
ments at the Yale club bore.
Aviator Takes Tumble
St. IxjuIs.—A viator Horace W. Kear
ney of New York, while making a
descent from a height of 500 feet, fell
a biplane here Thursday even
ing and was dangerously injured. The
machine turned turtle Just before it
stiuck and landed on top of the avia
tor. Ho was taken out unconscious.
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Cuban Rebel Surrenders.
Havana.—General Acevado, who en
deavored to start a revolution at Reg
11a, surrendered Thursday afternoon
at Santa Marla del Rosario, a short
distance south of Havana
brought here and placed to Jail.
He was
Five Perçons Drowned.
Crystal Falls, Mich—Five of
persens In John Holmes'
seven
launch
drowned when It capsized Thursday
In the Fence river. Holmes and one
woman reached the shore.
Moyer Re elected President.
Butte, Mont.—Charles
was re-elected president of the West
ern Federation of Miners by a vote
of 207 to 90, at the session of the
convention Thursday afternoon.
H. Moyer
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! en h<,re Parly Thursday, when
government weather bureau thermom
eter registered a minimum of forty
eight degrees
Cold Day in Denver.
Denver.—A thlrty-nlne-year
weather record for August 3 was bro't.
cold
the
Orders American Flag Down.
London. Ont. —As the result of pro
Afilermin
tests from many citizens, Allcrmto
Mitchell, chairman of the dccontl n
;omt •.-*«•« (ho London Old o;, s'
associât 'on ordered down V-n'rl
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SUIT A6AINST COIL COMBINE
Govern meet Seek» to
Railroad Compan es and Three
Mining Concerna.
Retira n Sx
Columbus. O —Suit was filed by the
United States government in the fed
era] court here Friday against six rail
road companies and three coal mining
concern* Ci/arglng a combination in
restraint of trade and asking that the
combination be enjoined from
uing business.
cont-n
The defendants named in the suit
are ax follows: Lake Shore * Mich
Southern railway, Chesapeake &
H « kin s v »I!ey railroad,
To! do A Oh.o Central railroad. Kana
wha t Mich gan railroad. Zanesville i
A «stern railroad. Sunday Creek Coal
company, Continental Coal company,
Kanawha & Hocking Coal L Coke
company
The government charges that the de
fendant companies have formed
... . and
entered into such combinations and
consplcacles as to restrain trade and
commerce, especially in the bitumi
nous coal industry in several states.
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Deposed Pressent of Black Republic
Follow, in Wake of Predecessor,
Port au Prince
. t -»eneral
ï
»» ton . °! 8 .
* *" the wake of Nord
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!be capRal in the r'. " ^
riinrinneni possession of Gen
driven Int/ _ n ''i,h J
ht ai r An Ä lV e r d
rival fo t^ nr« ! F ' rn, '"\ a
SÏÏtS M r,i
U, Cuba ' minister
SIMON LEAVES FOR KINGSTON.
OUTLAW'S BODY PETRIFIED.
Body of Man Hanged Thirty Years Ago
it Well Preserved.
Cheyenne, Wyo.—Three bodies were
exhumed to this city by workmen ex
whir-t.
ich
was hanged thirty years ago by the
Cheyenne vigilance committee he
having been one of the most noted out
Jaws in this section. He had long
been forgotten, the body having been
burled in a rudely improvised
cavating for a cellar, one of
was in a perfect state of preservation,
petrification even having set In. Th s
was tho body of Charles Morgan, who
grave.
HITCHES WIFE UP WITH MULE.
, ,, .
M °; —A tele of almoBt
credible cruelty was related to the
Peace
Missouri Farmei Charged With Almost
Incredible Cruelty Toward His Wife.
courtroom of Justice of the
Courtney here Friday as tbe result of
which Lafayette Choat, a farmer, was
held to appear before the Clay county
grand Jury to November on the charge
of beating hl-s wife, whom he tied with
a team of mules with which he
harrowing a large field. His bond
fixed at $2,000.
was
was
Charges Secret Understanding.
secret
standing as to rebates apparently
ists between the railroads and
shippers, to the opinion of Harry E.
Bells, a tariff rate expert of Philadel
Washinglon—A
under
ex
sugar
phia. who appeared Friday before tho
house sugar trust Investigating com
mittee.
Riots in Lisbon.
Lisbon.—Several classes
between troops and crowds
streets of Lisbon Thursday night and
early Friday morning.
occurred
in the
Cavalry
peatedly charged the mob and
arrests were made.
re
many
Rain Does Much Damage.
Kansas City.—Rains wh'ch
fallen to southwest Missouri,
eastern Kansas, and northern Okla
homa during the past week have done
damage estimated at more than
million dollars.
have
south
one
Skyscrapers Flooded.
Chicago —By the breaking of a th'r
the court
ty-eix inch water main,
house, one of the principal hotels nnd
adjoining skyscrapers received a floo
tog on Friday that did thousands of
dollars'
' damage
PRESIDENT SIMON TAKES FLIGnT
FROM CAPITAL. SEEKING
REFUGE ON CRUISER.
:
Web Attacks Deposed Leader as He
W« Seeking Place cf Sifety,
Five People Being Killed and
President's Daughter Hurt.
Pon 4Q Pr ; n Hayti -The revola
t ; 0n :n Hanl tri umpued Pres.
dent Antoine S.mon Red the capital
° n Wednesday and took reluze on
-«ard lhe KayUen cruiser Seven
teenth of Décembre, ftrmerlv the
yacht American. W.th him are h;s
wjie and ci.ldren and a number of his
foliuwers
On ali sides tbe capital Is invested
uy followers of General rirmin. one
of the revolutionary leaders. The city
itself is in the hands of a committee
of
order,
safety and there is do general dis
President S;mon left the paiace af
ter he had been in.ormed that one
w.ng of the revolutionary party, com
n2ic -' e ^ L>y General Beralte, had de
Ior ^ays in
1 which to secure the safety of the city
As the deposed president an i Lis part v
s-ää:
being lulled during the nghting. wn,.e
(be old general s daughter was wound
ed ' altb0 - , sh Simon himself escaped
injured.
Among those with Simon, who will
accom bany h.m into exile are General
Monplaisir, minister of war, and Min
of the interior Sylvain.
The COmrDilUe o' public safety.
which is in charge of the capital. Is
made up of persons prominent la the
i republic.
-, t - of the
city. Washington park, where it
wrecked the tent used by women bath
ers «. number of girls and young
^ ^ * l " e tlme
tof n Wh ° W6re DOt enrneshed
1 even woril shXbv tuddenW t
Exposed f" variou. sta-e. o f attire
and f U
• •omen Bathers Victim, of Storm.
Denver.—A windstorm which swirl
ed through Denver Wednesday after
noon did no general damage, but It
caused dismay in one part
Washington
u nature.
Leishman Acceptable to Germany.
^ Berlin,—Germany has accepted John
G. A. Leishman
the United Sûtes at Berlin. Emper
as embassador of
William, immediately on receiving
the proposal of Washington,
graphed his reply to the foreign of
flee from the grand duchy of Meck
lenburg, where he Is touring, 'the
action taken Is almost unprecedented
in promptness.
or
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Youth Murders His Father.
Chicago.—Joseph Vacek,
years old, naa confessed that be shot
and killed his father, a wealthy con
tractor, early Friday, and then sought
to blacken the memory of the dead
man by means of a
note pinned to the clothing of tho
corpse.
Jr., 17
"Black hand"
He Is said to have slain his
father after a demand for
alter the elder Vacck had reprimand
ed him for not
money and
ed him for not working.
Miner Killed In Nevada.
„t p ,„ . _
at the Ringer mine, thirty-six miles
hto rth Bfo ° f ^ er wm " am La " y l08t
his life, and William Hughes, a
miner who attempted to rescue him
Goldfield, Nev.—Overcome by
pow
der fumes, while descending the shaft
and also was
pectcd to live.
overcome, Is not ep
Smoot to Visit Hawaii.
Washington.—Senator fcmoot has
accepted an Invitation to visit Hawaii
with a congressiona, party which pro
poses sailing from San Francisco on
t-e "Sierra' September 2 and remain
ing In the Islands until October 5.
Bones Found in Maine Identified.
Havana. The brnes found In the
ward rrom of the biM'e hln Maine
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ALLEGED PLOT TO
POISOM CHILDREN
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TWO MEN AND A WOMAN AC
CUSED OF ATTEMPT TO KILL
CHILDREN OF ENEMIES.
Feud Pesu't* from Libel Su.t. Chewing
Gum Sprnkled With Strychnine
Being P aced Where It Was Ex
pected Little Ones Would Get It.
Ftritoa. Mo—What county authort
tea bel ere lotea i îo* for the whole
sale jo.zoning of children has been
Lnearthed at Concord, in Ca.'Ioway
county, and as a result two men and a
woman were arrested there Sunday by
order of tie prosecuting attorney and
brought to Fulton to be arraigned
The ferrons arrested are L. O. Boyd, a
.Anna Boyd.
Tbe ch-ldren »hose lives were en
dangered belong to families »hose
members terrified In a slander suit re
cently brought by Mrs. Boyd against
Dr. W. B Ellis, a prominent physl
clM of Concord. Mrs Boyd asked
for f!S 000, alleging that Dr. Ellis had
defamed her character. The jury
brought In a verdict for the defendant,
Jefferson Woods was named in the
farmer; tls wife. Mrs.
and Jefferson Woods, horse dealer.
suit.
the
The first alleged attempt on
lives of the children was made sev
era!
weeks ago »hen a package of
chewing gum was found in the yard of
Edward McPheeters, a nephew
Judge Robert McPheeters of Fulton,
Less than a week ago another package
of
of gum was placed near the gate of
the McPheeters home,
child of the family was in the act of
placing a piece of the gum in its
mouth and when an older member of
the fam:!y interfered the gum
sent to a chemist, who discovered that
it was profusely sprinkled with
strychnine Twice since then pack
ages of gum have been placed near
the McPheeters home and each
A 3-year old
wa*
of
them was found to con'a n strychnine.
Pressure Being B-cught to Bear.
Washington —Pressure
brought to bear on the senate In favor
of the arbitration treaties
the United States and Great Britain
and the United States and
being
is
: P OI -iy h l' h a;-par- nt at the pri s- r f
tiB « to , fcar of tr " H-r.a*e that
*° m * 01 lt f treat ' '
t:,ea be endangered by the new
ä* Th! ' "
Dmner in Honor of To S°
between
France
" a=hir.c'toc,—Japan's great sea
Bgbter. Admiral Togo, was the guest
0 „ hoaor Saturday nitht at the most
b.-'mant state dinner given by Presl
Taft this year. Among the orb
I tr in this magnificent assem
Ma/e were officers of the cabine-,
i members of congress, wno serve on
'ommitlees of foreign affairs, army
end naval officers and many civil func
tionaries.
r~
arrow Escape of Steamer
,,, Th0 Anc * Jor Wo«
s-cimer Columbia, which collided with
an lcet 'erg on August 2. reached New
York Sunday from Glasgow- under her
own steam. Many yards of canvas
covered the hole made In her bow
by the lceberg> but her °'T' rpr «
tbfi dln ' a -'e »as entirely above tne
Jh ^ V' L ' aCPi '* Pnt or ' currf ' (1
° K f oundland.
Hurricane Docs Damage.
St. Joseph, Mo.—A wild
which for a brief time
storm
attained a ve
locity of forty miles an hour. Sunday
Sunday
night did great damage
small towns north of here.
to
several
, It was
followed by an electric and thunder
storm, accompanied by a heavy rain
fall.
Reserve Fleet to be Formed.
Washington.—Next spring there
be a concentration at the :
navy yard of a formidable fleet
battleships to he known as the At
lantic reserve fleet, wnicn will be kept
ready for action on twenty-four hours'
will
Philadelphia
of
an autopsy con
bone growing about th. , reV ! ale<l a
organ was partly encased * olh T , h °
Hlade was normal The cau"e
growth could not be explained.'
notice.
Strange Cause of Death.
Terre Haute. Ind.—Ove Blade dloa
suddenly Sunday and
ducted by Coroner
Kills Broth.. , ,,.
J, Brother of H. s Sweetheart.
bt - Louis—Albert O. Butler of Mm
® W °" d ' Mo " a »uburb of St Louis'o ,
Sunday returned alter au ausr ne« nt
a year and In a quarrel
his
®2 hfl ! rt ' S brother, Eugene Walsh
shot and killed tbe latter -
Gave Life for Girl
San Diego— Ceell n k
porter on u San nie» KarDerB '
carried out to
day at J
newspaper VT*
sea and drowned Sun
a Jolla, seven miles from
rescuing Dorothy Grew 12
urew. 12
to he ern 11
ycar, old T
years old, ac
bore, after
years old.
| Thou B lT^rTi--Z
St Louis-wi n , P ' y '
with tw„ ' , Whlle Paying
• h -
to - IS
i*nd profit "Iv
'■ chum. Hen
"atally
- -cne
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R00SE ' ,ELT 0EFENDS * CTI0N
Former Prêt dent Shoulder« Retpo*.
tibilitv for Merger of Ternetsea
Company In Steel Trust.
New York—"! with It distinctly
understood that I acted purely
on my
I mn initiative and that the retpontl
hility for the act wax solely mine
-If the same situation should (ace
•ne au am. 1 would do exactly what 1
lid then "
These declarations were made Sat
Jrday by Theodore Uoosevelt in the
nest unprecedented event in Ameri
■an history. The only living ex prt*
I dent of the United
otates gave utter
inc<? bcfjre a congressional
'om mit tee in the course of an exjHan
AliOD be was making of one of Lu
official acts. That act was h.s official
sanction of the absorption of the Tea
ecssee Coal and Iron company by the
United States Steel corporation at
thie »Jlicitalion of two of the highest
officers of that giant combine.
"If 1 had withheld my consent I it
net doubt that the sleel corporatioa
would not have purchased me Tenses
see Coal and Iron company," declared
the ex-president when a question oa
that point was put squarely to him by
Representative Bartlett of Georgia, a
member of the congressional commit
tee that Is Investigating steel and
which for ten days has been holding
hearings in New York for the
six-cial
purjoso of developing all the
facts
ccnnected with the absorption by the
of its only great rival In the
tr
United Slates.
contrary, as the
m.i
iority of the committee declares, u.
inti-trust law.
t
-ued in Kitsap county Saturday for
Le arrest of Linda B irfleld Ha/zard
known as "the starvation doc or." ou
f-aa information charging murder
the spirit and letter of the Sherman
STARVED PATIENTS TO DEATH
_
-rave Charges Made Against Seattle
Woman Who It Known as "the
Starvation Doctor."
Seattle. Wash—A warrant
was
iS
in
the first degree
Mrs Hnzzard Is accused of starving
o death M;ss (Taire Williamson.
» ealthy English woman, aged thirty
Several of Mrs.
two.
HazzarJ's pa
tients are said to have starved them
-elves to death, notably l ewis K
Ra
icr. formerly deputy
w.
.*♦.* to Mr- tiazzt-d and thr* i»rtor
Lone Bandit Hold, Up Passenge
Salt ! rke c:tv- \ lone ban M- he'd
up a Salt Uake bound HaZr train
j Saturday n ght. comp« Hing one of his
' victims to search the others <n the
ar. One of the e* 'o j -
hi, rude trentm-n» and grip- si
-l'h the bandit, boTng sUghUy^onnd
ed and two other pav en cent shot but
, not seriously Injured, before the h
state treasurer,
a prominent
j md Frank S
Su-iLhard
ittorney of Seattle.
, JÎ the estate
r
role paer.enger succeeded in throwing
the bandit from the
moving train
lack Mays, at;'*;! ?.<] an automnhitr»
, I . ,n,or,M °
pa.ror. has tif^n arrc-.'tcd. (harmed
with tho holdup, v.h.n was ono of
n»
the boldest pieces of work in the hi*.
I lory of the
!
I
!
west.
I Dismembered Body of Woman Found.
Denver. Colo.—Scattered for
er of a mile along a lonely mountain
I riilrh twelve miles north of h
Hsmembered body of
ound Saturday by a ranchman, whose
mention was first attracted by a worn
ms shoe, from which protruded the
■tones of the foot,
little doubt that the
Jercd about a year ago.
a qunr
ere. the
a woman was
There seems lo be
woman was mur
Will Study Moroccan Problem.
note
Paris —A semi-official
that the French
says
government will study
deeply the solutions of the Mororc
controversy between France nnd Ger
many proposed during the last
«nlion between Major Von L_
Unechter, the German foreign seer<>
iary, and Jules Cambon, the French
ambassador U» Germany, at Berlin.
■ it,
conver
K Iderlea
Simon Must Live Among Enemies.
Kingston. Jamaica —General An
lolne Simon, the deposod president of
Haytl. with his family aud suite,
rived here Saturday
Mearner Prinz Der Nederlanden Many
: Hayfens sent In exile by him wit
nf " BSCtl ,ho debarkation In an ngy
1 ),°°!' r Ut no dern onptrat!on, owing to
0^,-"ons. occurred,
ar
on the Dutch
Supports Initiative and Referendum.
Washington.—Under the political
E > rf ' tPm »hlch has been bnllt up In this
countr y- government la not truly rot.
rcEPntatlv « »nd will not bo until
bave the power to make It so
Bai '' Scn< ' ,tor Bourne of Oregon
f. p0,,e s ' ntu rday In favor of the
'VT; re ^ ndu m and recall provisions
or the Arizona constitution
tho
who
i ii 1 1 1 it
Peruvians Beat Colombi
^''Y-y 1 " 11 --According to nd vices re
^ a bntt,e W,1H fo "«bt be
ans.
to.
i />" Arabian nnd Peruvian troops
!K, . ucta ' a la rgo unorganized ter
ritory to Colombia, and the Colom
blans were defeated.
Earthquake, Rain and Hall.
„ X '°° C,ty - The «"usual comhlnn
? ° f 0,1 Par *bquako shock nnd
rain and hall storm
Tho shock
one, hut the storm was terrific,
oral ho'-ses were wrecked
occurred here
was u sl'ght
Sr v
Saturday.