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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
SENT WORD he WAS COMING
McCacken nsnuaes That Was the Reason the Government
spector Found the Office in Good COnditon-Letters
introduced But Not Made Public

Of notice containing the section of
the law providing a fine and impris-
onment for anyone who solicited funds
for campaign purposes in the federal
building. He said Chief Clerk Robb said
after 1t had been posted on the door:
This rule viii be more honored in
breach than in observance"
f F. FoTshay, chief craftsman in
the Office, testified that he had collected
$3.50 among the employees. including
himself and had taken it to Repltb-
lican headquarters. turning it over to
either Senator ShOup or Fred Kings
bury. He was given a receipt signed
by George L. ShOup but he had lost
IT, He said Perrault had not asked
him TO solicit the money. and knew
nothing about it until after il had been
collected, Asked if he said 10 Perrault
after the money was collected: Here
a nice little wad I have raised among
the boys. he said he did not re-
member but he might have shown the
money to Perrault.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07

YI7ASHINGTON, May GA cable
wv gram from General Chaffee, sub
mitted to the committee by Sem
ator Lodge. was received at the war
department May 4, and is as follows:
In reference to cable of the Bird
Secretary of War: Major Cornelius
Gardeners first letter contained no
specifications on which I could act.
From his second letter, however, in or
der to comply with the present instruc-
lions. I submit in the form Of charges
the following data, which are as com
plete as possible under the conditions
in which ] am at present situated:
"Charge-The troops that succeeded
the volunteers did not keep up the
scouting and patrOlling system.
Specificat iOn-That the troops sta
toned in the central town Of Tayabas,
tO-wit: in Lucban, Tayabas, Lucena
and SaviayO. did, in the spring Of 1901.
for about three months fail to scout or
patrol the country, except as escorts
to wagon trains on the main roads.
"Charge-Buruing of barrios or vii
lagos.
Specification That troops during
the fall Of 1901, burned number OF
barrios of Dolores and adjacent towns.
"Torturing natives-Specidca l.
That certain United States troops com
ing from San Pablo, in or near the
town of Dolores, tortured q native by
the water cure. This during the sum-
mer Of 1901.
Specification 2-That the command
ing officer of La DaimanOc, during the
summer OF 1901, tortured or maltrated
a native boy.
Specification 5-That troops coming
from Luceua or Tayabas on several
occasions tortured natives belonging to
the pueblo of Pagbilao. This during
the summer and fall Of 1901.
%Charge-Harsh treatment Of ma
tiyes
Specification THAT men belonging
to a detachment Of soldiers stationed
at Candelsria looted a store in that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
Special to The Herald.)

n OIsE, Ida, May 6.--Robert Nc
X Cracker, accuser of Idaho's sur
- veyor general, was on the stand
again today at the Perrsuit investiga-
ton. He presented a bundle of letters.
Some of these bear on the charges
against Perrault that have been made
public The contents of the others are
unknown.
Inspector Greene declines to give
them out for publication.
The presentation of these letters and
other proceedings of the day lent an
air Of interest TO the inquiry
McCracken. referring to the visit OF
Inspector Burke. who replied he found
the Office in good shape. said.
He was kind enough to send word a
month ahead that he was coming to In
spect the office.
AIcCracken testified as to the posting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
WOMANS IDEA OF THE MAINE DISASTER

>DlANAPoLIs Ind May sNrs D. NJ.
S OF the National Manufacturers association recently
day. stated & 9Ss IN paper read here before local society
tfat the prevails
ernnent viii not allow the wreck the Maine
explosion
''. pc verified She
>lanrds o.
from of
inside
stigati
o be of sucha
this privilege
o
man De placed the humisng Of
be remain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
BROKE UP IN A ROW.
JolliheatiOn Party Among Kanakas
Has Serious Ending.

Jolliheation Party Among Kanakas
Has Serious Ending.
A iollifieation party among the Kanakas
in the Warm Springs vicinity last night
eliminated in a free for all row that had
to be adjudicated by the police
One family st seems, was preparing 10
move from that ueighborhOod, and the
remainder OF the neighbOrs gathered 20
give them a little farewell party and
have an enjoyable evening. All went well
and a real good time was being had By
everyone. but near the close of the even
ing trouble made its appearance among
the men
just what the trouble was or what
brought IL on the police could not dis
cover, but it resulted tn the flow OF
blood. One kanaka was attacked By two
others. 1t is claimed. and for a while the
party room was the scene OF a rushing
fist fight. With two against one the
kanaka first attacked stood little show.
and when the police arrived he was found
to be decidedly the worse for wear.
His face had been bloOdied and bruised.
but the trouble had been stopped and no
arrests were made. The officers saw that
the family proposing to move started inn
mediately, and departed without getting
anv names
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
TO KILL OFF ALL THE STAGE FRESHMEN

NEW YORK May sJames national secretary
~ Hbernans
World from New Haven Conn the reports that an Organized effort
d
that these Of the would
people applaud them
We not be considered over-sentve in the
Z s
faings Of human and ascrbe them wholly
which
Irishman stand Joke well
o.
mathematics calculated in
=
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
RAN ON A BURNING BRIDGE.

= Flagstaff, Ariz., May 6-The y
y eastbound Santa Fe limited was y
wrecked this afternoon two miles ,
y west Of Flsgstaff by running into =
, a burning bridge. None of the =
passengers or trainmen were seri- .
y Ously injured. one of the dining .
y car walters had his thumb broken y
= and two passengers We're slightly =
= hurt The train was sigualed by =
= a trackman, but the train was on =
> a short curve and the bridge too =
= close to stop in time. The comp0s- =
= tie dining and two Pullmans were =
= destroyed by IRE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
THE CHICAGO'S MEN BRAMING AGAIN

oNDoE May Tn dispatch from Rome, the
the Daily Chronicle. the sailors the
cruiser Chicago have INDUCED in disOrderly behavior
Trieste Bottles and glasses thrown about
! Chicagos
One was wounded result the disorderly Of
the four The arrested handed
the Chicago who paid all against
= sailors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
THE BOARDING HOUSE STEAK
Mssours Fight on the Meat Trust Has Already Revealed the
Origin Of Tough Beef-cOw Seeks Faets--0esoTi0ss
the Prosecutions Plans

= ++&%%%@ A44++@ ~ y = = y , 4 I
6-An
the 5000 employees Of the General Electric company 6e
complain that the consumption Of meats is falling on rap
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
Evanrelist e. Nominatsd-

Hutchinson, Kan, May 6-Rev. Yer
non J. Rose Of Newton. an evangelist
was nominated for congress BY the
Democrats and Populists Of the Sew
enth district who met here in joint
convention.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07

Shreveport La. May e-A special to
the Times from Blanchard. La. says:
Two men were. killed and another fatal
~ wounded here al a late hour this
morning as a result Of a fight between
two negroes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07

making an additional appropriation Of
$4,000 for the dedication of the statue
Of Marshal de Rochambeau was passed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07

washington. May 6.-On motion of
Mr.. Allison, a house Joint resolution
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
ROYAL Family Wrecked

Athens. May 6-The royal family Of
Greece has been safely landed az Chalkis
Eubea island. thirty-fivc miles from
here. The royal yacht Amphittrite has
not yet been floated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
SILVER AND lead.

e1ver. 81 cents per ounce.
s-gecr. li cents per pound; New YORK
lI'..5 xi50 per 100 pounds; New York.
.UL1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-07
CHAFFEE FINDS A GESSLER
IN THE AMERICAN ARMY
Natives Tortured Because They Would Not Raise
Their Hats to a First Lieutenant
Cables Story of Rape Pagng and Burning Gives Num-
Der of Courtmartas

YI1ASHINGTON, May Ga cable
wv gram from General Chaffee, sub
mitted to the committee by Sem
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15

Taxes for 1901 on hf So or OF Y, ,22,l7,
ordered released, for reason that same
was u homestead, not proved up on,
owned by II. +. Clarkson.
Ordered tina, johnson and lIutchlns
be assessed with acres OIL south side y
hf 10, !, NV or 4, -, IL, for taxes OF 1902,
at $50.
Ordered that w G Conner bc assessed
with horses at 500, 10 head Of hogs at
$50, and $40 worth Of farm machinery,
u total Of $40, for taxes OF 1902.
Ordered that NJ l. Conner bc assessed
with : cattle nj SO, and So other per-
sonnl property, total OF sl27, for taxes
OF 1902.
Ordered that James Riley be assessed
with NV or Sc or Of li,2,l9, at $50, for
taxes OF 1902.
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15
TUESDAY. NAY u.

The following accounts OF j a Wealth
crman sheriff OF Tancy county, were
filed und allowed:
For board OF James and Milton Sam
pie from May To Aug ! in Mo School
for Boys, ESQ. less credit Of sl7 on ac-
count OF rclease OF John Blankcnship
March o; warrant drawn on contingent
fund OF 1902 for si3.
For board OF II II Williams days
and committing him TO ia!l, contingcu,
fund Of 1901. $3.50.
For board OF Pat Mcdonnell . days in
Aug, 1901, commitment, for repairing
Jail. lamps and oil for jail, contingent
fund OF 1901, $50.
For board OF Pat Mcdonnell 10 days,
Feb, 1902, and commitment, contingent
fund OF 1902, &C.
Forsummoniug grand and peti, iurics
April, 1902, term OF court, and mileage
on same, s27. co; summoning Al witness.
es for grand jury, nine non est returns,
and mileage, 1910; jury fund, s65.3".
For waiting on circuit court, April
term, 8 days, self and two deputies, at
SO n day. officers fund Of 1902, $50.
For waiting ON Feb, 1902, term Of pro.
bate court, 4 days, officers fund of 1902,
IS.
Ordered that G = Llngenfclter bc as
sesscd with 4 horses, 500; 4 cattle, $50;
10 hogs, sl3; other personal property,
$40, n total OF sls0, for taxes al 1902.
Resignation Of W l. Cook NJ justice Of
the peace in Oliver township was accept
cd, and on petition w a Brooks was
appointed to I'LL out unoxpired term OF
said Office.
Warrant for s5s on permanent school
fund issued In favor OF b l. Warren, be-
ing part balance on his school loan.
Account Of G l.. Holt, for s63.15, for
services as prosecuting attorney in 1895
and 1900. continued to Aug, 1902, term
OF court, because OF lack OF funds.
JW Powell, county treasurer. having
shown TO the satisfaction Of the cour,
that 5 G Wood, while county treasurer
had crroneously charged himself with
s. interest due township -, range 20,
TO township 81, range II, making u dou
bic charge, 1t is ordered that Il warrant
for ss be drawn on the distrlbu,ivc
school fund OF township q, range II, II
favor OF S G Wood, TO replace his owl
money.
Acct T. T Anderson, for go, for med
ical treatment Of Ann Harris, (Acrcsl q
county pauper, allowed in the sum o
sl0.
J W Powell treasurer, Tor salary fol
Feb, March and April, warrant on OIL
GERS find Of 1902 for sl2j.
J w Powell, for dsbursing s3l6l 81
school moneys during Feb, March nnt
April, and for stamps 10 amount OF VI y
used in making reports TO school dis
tricts, sl6.71,
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15

Burns, cuts and other wounds often
fail TO heal properly II neglected and
become troublesome sores. DeWilt's
Witch Hazel Salvc prevents such con-
sequences. Even where delay has ag-
grava,ed the injury DoWit,'s Witch
Hazel Salvc effects cure. 81 had u
running sore on my leg thirty years"
says II. G. Har,ly, iankcctown, Ind.
After using many remedies, tried De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. a few boxes
healed the sore" Cures all skin dis
eases. Piles yield TO 1t At once. Beware
of c0un,crfcts. G.. l.. Holt.
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15

Mrs. 5. W. Boswell, secretary Of the
Taucy county Sunday school association,
desires prompt reports from NIL new
Sunday schools organized in or to be or
ganized In Tapcy county, in order that
her Sunday school map Of the county
may he complete for the coming county
Sunday school convention. You do not
wish your place Of the map to be repre-
scnted by n black spot? Then organize
n school, II you have not already done
so, and send In your report, including
the names Of officers. All schools are
desired TO send In reports, In which, In
addition to the names OF the officers. IL
shall be stated whether the school IL
new or old, summer or all the year round.
Let those interested attend to this duty
without delay,
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15

At tho Cape Girardcau convention on
the 9th inst, II. =. Kinsolving, Of
Dunklin county, was nominated to make
the race for congress against Vnndivor
Mr.. Kinsolving Is Kentnckian by
birth, n Republican by practice, and q
Missourian by choice. He was raised
on farm, owns big one now, makes It
success, and will be able TO nj leas,
cause Farmer Vandivcr some anxiety
about his fences. He has been n mem.
ber OF the state Republican committee
for six years, and for the past four II
member OF the executive board. He ia
n man who will bear acquaintance, and
we expect to become better acquainted
with him rs the campaign progresses.
The following resolutions were adopt.
cd, after which the convention ad.
journed to participate 10 n moonlight
boat ride on the City Of Cape Girardeau;
We, the Republicans Of the lith con.
grcssional district, In convention Assem-.
bled at Cape Girardeau on the 9th day
OF May, 1902, renew our allegiance tO
the doctrines OF the Republican party
as annuncatcd In the last national plat.
form, and congratulate tho country
upon the general prosperity resulting
from tho application OF Repub!i-
can doctrines 10 the affairs Of the nation.
We condemn In unmeasured terms the
foul deed which destroyed the lfe Of
our beloved president, William Nc.
Kinley, and tender TO his widow our
profound sympathy.
We unqualiiiedly indorsc the able,
patriotic and statcsmanlike administra.
tion OF president Roosevelt and his cab.
met.
We unrcscrvcdly condemn the leaders
OF the Democratic party In this state,
who have 50 long been IN Office, for the
continued mismanagmcnt OF the states
affairs, and call upon all citizens re-
gardless OF party affiliations, who believe
In the honest administration OF our state
government, to Join with us In redeem.
ing Missouri from Democratic misrule
We tender to the city Of Cape Girar-
deau our thanks for the cordial recep-
uon given the delegates and the hospit
able manner in which We have been on
tertained.
We pledge the nominee OF this con.
vontion II elected, TO work for the i'm
provcment OF the Mississippi river aud
u liberal appropriation 10 protect river
counties OF this district from overflow
The Taney county delegates spoak IN
high praise Of the treatment accorde,
them in the convention city. On tn,
return the delegation, with the excep
,ion Of Mr.. Wade, laid over day TO SCI
the sights In St, Louis,
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15

| have black-lcg preventative for
cattle, which will also cure those al
ready diseased. | have sworn statements
from men who have used II saying tina,
il is positively what claim IL TO be. 1t
comes In pills, TO be used by vaccination
in shoulder. Price &c pill To see
sample 90 to Republican Office. For
further particulars write me, or | will
send II by mail on receipt Of price.
JESSE NANCE, Dit, Mo.
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15
THE TANEY COUNTY COURT.
Results Of Week Devoted 10 the interests
Of the County.

On Monday, May 8, 1902, the county
court convened In the court house at
Forsyth, those present being Presiding
Judge johnson, Associate Judges Keith.
ly and lncc, Sheriff Weatherman and
Clerk Hughes.
The following business was ransaot.
ed:
a G Sturgis, road oyclrcer In Dist No
s, was allowed 10 expend $50 in the pur.
chase OF road tools for that district
The official bonds OF John a Hcarn,
4 & Sturgis and Ben Wclch, road over.
secrs In road districts Nos -, $ and ~
respectively, were approved.
Parrish & Arnold were granted II.
censc 10 run a saloon nj their old stand
In Forsyth for n term Of one year, license
10 be taken out every six months, proper
petitions and bond having been present.
cd TO the court.
II. &. Lawson was allowed an account
OF $3.50, and warrant WIS drawn on
pauper fund Of 1902 for same, for 36s
miles travel at Sc a mile, with n credit
Of sl26i for his expenses, for assisting
in taking John Lawson 10 the asylum.
Ben Wclch, ovcrseer, allowed slO To
purchase road tools for Dist. No. 30.
5 Trnmmcll, oversccr, allowed $40
TO purchase road tools IN his district.
Enoch jenkins, oversecr, allowed $40
10 purchase road tools in his district.
w w Walden. ovcrsccr In Dist. No
- for 1901, allowed slO 80 balance on
his accoun, for sij -, and warrant or.
dcred drawn on road fund OF 1901.
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15
"'All my textbooks on mincralogy

"'All my textbooks on mincralogy
and geology tell me that ore cannot be
found under the conditions In which II
exists here. Yet how can | doubt my
own eyes when see it here In such
profusion?'
"Hc left for home with the fixed de-
termination TO soil out everything In
Galena and return To Tancy TO invest In
land. A recent letter says he will be In
Tanoy before the end OF this month.
THE WhitcRivcr railroad surveyors,
locating the line now being built by the
Missouri Pnciiic railroad company from
Batcsville, Ark. north toward Carthage
and Springfield, will shortly bc In Ta-
noy county. There is no question about
Tancy getting the road. J. A. Mcrri-
wethcr, who has run II number Of pre-.
liminary surveys through Tancy county,
is in charge OF the locating party. The
road will penetrate the mineral district
OF Taney county,very close II not square
ly through our property"
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15

George Edmonds, Of Kansas City, the
FIRST Republican ever elected To the
Missouri legislature from Bollingcr
county, arrived Saturday to look over
Taney with reference 10 securing tract
OF land and becoming II resident Of the
county. The Republican acknowlc d.
cs u call.
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15

Is greater power OF digesting and us
similating food. For them DR.. Kings
New Lifc Pills work wonders. They
zone and regulate tho digestive organs,
gently expel all poisons from tho system,
enrich the blood, improve appetite, make
healthy nesh. Only &c nj &. L. Hollis
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15
WEDNESDAY, MAY I,

SW Boswell, assignee of Boswell 4
johnson, having shown to the court
that he had made full payment for SO
or NJ Or Of lG,22,2l, /, is ordered that
proper cert iicatiOn be- made TO the Sec
rctary Of state at jefferson City, that n
patent may issue To said 5 w Boswell.
The school note OF j b ltozcll, with
II NJ Jones and & 4 James as securities,
accepted in lieu Of school note OF 5 n
Rozell, assignee OF ID. a Young.
Account OF j a Weatherman ms shcr.
iiT was allowed and warrant ordered
drawn ON officers fund o. 1901. ns follows:
state Va Dom. ingcnthronr, to summon.
Ing Witnesses. April, 1901, sJ
same, October. 1901, 81 Gnon estre
turns, 81. ~; making u total Of .....s 80
State VI james Roller, 1901, arrest ..... LOO
state VI walker Creed, 1901, arrest,
81 ~, bond SOC. serving u witness
o., III. | non est return SC ........., : IS
State Va l.. II. Mcllafie, hpl. arrest. ~
state VI 81 Ragsdale, 1901, arrest ..... ~
state VI l. {. Walker, igJl. arrest. loo
State W 1hos. Likcns. 1901. arrest ..... l.O
State Va John iIawofth, i,Dl, arrest .... lD
Warrant for total. .,..,....,, 81 -
Ordered that II warrant be issued on
the pauper fund Of 1902 for $40, for the
relief Of Floyd Robinson, poor person.
Court adjourned to following day.
u. &. JOHNSON,
Presiding Judge.
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15

Thomas IL. Smith, brother-in.lnw Of
our Mr.. Wade, was successful in tho
Stone county primaries for the nomina.
ton Tor the county clerkship.
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15
OF Cheer, and all her Prospects Bright.
a

Bonds OF the following road overseers
were iiled, examined aud approved In
The Taney County republican., 1902-05-15

Further prospecting will be done on
Carbonate Mountain next week. II will
be remembered that this is the location
where such rich lind Of carbonate
was made last winter by Mr.. V. c. Todd,
while riding along the road on horse
back. Something sensational is looked
for from this point
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-24
INDIANS BACK TO PRARlES

Chief Yellow Bull. OF the Ponca tribe OF
Indians. was at the Union depot Kansas
City, for few hours between trains re-
Gently, returning TO his home In White
Eagle. With Yellow Bull were his wife
and two small children. the latter just L
the age when they are no longer called
papooses. Alex. Upshaw. young buck OF
about 20 years. was IN the party. lie Is
well educated. and speaks English fluent
ly Yellow Bull masters the language fair
ly well. having picked 1t up during the
last forty years.
The Indians have been with Buckskin
Bits wild West show. and have toured
the United States over. doing stunts on
horseback and exhibiting themselves as
types OF their tribe The young man wears
the regulation tribal costume, leggings.
moccasins and beaded hat. His hair is
coal black and about two feet in length.
lie wears II down his back in two braids.
The squaw was wrapped In a fuzzy red
blanket which made everyone who look
ed at her feel the sultry weather more.
Asked II she was warm with the blanket
on, she looked at the younger Indian for
an Interpretation. receiving which she
shook her head negatively.
She dresses that way summer and win
ter" explained young Upshaw. "and
never seems TO feel either the heat or the
cold. Our tribe as rule. is educated now
as the reservations are supplied with
plenty OF free public schools and good
teachers. Chief Yellow Bull could not
stand to stay In the show business when
summer came. He wants to get out among
the birds and trees where he was reared.
He realizes that he has not many years
left--he is over s0-and he has decided that
he will spend them In peace and quiet"
The Indians attracted much attention
at the depot. Though civilized and edu-
Gated, they are still Indians. with red
skin, high cheek bones. and the quaint
dress and gait. They never seem TO notice
sthe crowds that gather around them and
stare. This indifference comes partly from
their two seasons travel with a show
company, where they were paid for being
stared at One woman with grip in her
hand and leading two children about 10
and IL years old, was very anxious that
the little ones should see some real In
dians. She was explaining to them how
the Poncas were a tribe OF wild Indians,
and said she was sorry that there was no
interpreter along, that she might ask
some questions whereupon young Up
shaw bowed and said:
Madam, / am of the tribe of Ponca In
dians; full blood, born and bred In a
wigwam. but you see I speak your Ian
guage. 1 would be pleased, madam, TO an
swer any question which you my desire
to PROFOUND for the amusement OF the
children"
The lady was staggered. and II she ever
intended TO ask any questions, IL was
plain that her wits had left her. and she
was a helpless staring statue. She blush
ed, made some apology; and fastened to
llxA - -
where she sat mute and still. Her lecture
on the Indian had failed 10 impress the
young idea, perhaps, and she looked dis
COZ" ~cd.--Kansas City Journal.