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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
C0NVICTS INDICTED
ON MURDER CHARGE

Salem. Ore, April 10.-Harry Wright
alias II. =. Mutehart, and Charles
Monte alias w. Bennett. were today
indicted by the state grand jury upon
a charge of murder i'm the first degree
for the killing of Frank Terrell, one of
the three prison guards killed by Con-
victs Tracy and Merrill during the out
break of June 9, 1903. Wright and
Monte are implicated as accessories
before the fact in smuggling the guns
and ammunition into the penitentiary
with which Tracy and Merrill eff
fected their escape. Wright is serv-
ing a three year sentence at the Walla
Walla prison for grand larceny and
Monte is serving six years in the
Oregon state prison for burglary. Gov
ernor Chamberlain will issue a requisi-
ton for the extradition or Wright,
whose term OF sentence expires April
IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
INTEREST IN FRANCE.
Naval Critics Opinion Of Russian
Admiral's Plans

Paris. April 1O.-The authorities here
are satisfied that the Russian second
Pacific squadron viii not seek to nut
IN at Saigon, French Cochin China. as
the shallow haTbOr does not permit of
the entrance of deep-draft warships.
Tho imminenCc of a naval battle
arouses the keenest interest. NJ. Per-
net. the naval critic of the Tennis. is
or me opinion that Admiral Rojest-
NenSkN plans are iufictinE losses
equal 10 his own and thus reducing ia
pan naval effectiveness so that the
remaining Russian ships reinforced bv
Admiral NebOgatoff's division of the
second Pacific squadron from JibutiI
tFrenCh SOmaliland) will permit Russia
TO present an equal If not greater sea
HoWer than Japan. In the meantime.
NJ Beruet asserts, the second Pacific
SQUADRON is likely TO seize the Dutch
island Of Great Natuna for use as a
base. tustifyinE its course BY Japan s
use or the Miatos islands
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
FRENCH LIEUTENANT
SAVED SULTAN'S MEN

Paris, April ia dispatch 10 Tho
Temps from AlEiers says it is reportad
nere that "a bloody encounter. took
lace Sunday between the troops of the
ultan Of Morocco and the rebels SIM
.OrtlnE the pretender The la+tar
tanned taking the strategic town of
uJa and the sultan's forces were
rlNen back and a serious rOut va G
lreatened when Lieutenant Monet,
ommanding the French frontier forces
p that vicinity. opened fire with a
artery of artillery, checking the
ebels' advance and permitting the sui
an $ forces TO retire i'm order
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
OBSERVATION SQUADRON.
United States Cruiser and Torpedo
Boats Sent to Palawan.

Washington, April 1O.-Admiral Train.
Commandcr-in-chief of the Asiatic s0IIa d
ron, has cabled the navy department that
he has dispatched the cruiser Raleigh
ana several torpedo boats to the island
OF faiawan TO observe the movements
Of the hostile fleets which must pass
through those waters. This direction was
not given the result OF any special
orders from the department. but under
the broad Instructions sent some months
ago 10 take all proper steps to guard
against any violation of neutrality by
el'her belligcrent in the Philippines. There
Is no dock i'm the Philippines big enough
10 handle any of the great Russian hat
tcships SO that fortunately il will not
he necessary for the state department to
decide whether or not the Russian yes
sells can dock in our ports to clean their
bottoms The naval records show that
there IS a dry dock at Saigon 1881 feet
i'm length. which would accommodate the
Russian ships. so that the French gov
eminent is liable to be confronted with
this question.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee OF the Weather Bureau

Maximum tempera ture, - degrees: min
lmum temperature, "a degrees; mean tenn
perature. 40 degrees. which is 10 degrees
below the normal, accumulated excess Of
temperature since the lst of the month
- degrees; accumulated excess Of tenn
perature since Jan. ], 80 degrees Total
precipitation from p. m TO D. m 30
inch; accumulated deficiency of precipi-
tatiOn since the LIST of the month. 80 inch
accumulated deficiency Of precipita ton
since Jan. l. So inch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
BASE OFF FORMUSA.
japanese Warships Believed to be
Ready For Battle.

Victoria, B. G, April 1O.-Advices re-
ceived by the steamship Athenfan saw
that the Japanese fleets, with a base
az the Pescaderes, off FormOsa. whence
Togo was moving to give battle to RO-
jestvensky's fleet. were reinforced BY a
squadron composed Of vessels drawn
from the blockade squadron which
watched the northern approaches to
NladivOstok until mid-March
Vice Admiral KataOka was given
command of this fleet. called the third
squadron, and he sailed from Korea
for the south March -. It is believed
his flagship is the Kasuiea, which was
watching the SOya straits for blockade
runners until mid-March. This work
is now entrusted to old coast defense
vessels of the type of the Musashi and
converted transports.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
ACCIDENT ON SANTA FE.
Twenty Passengers Injured But None
Killed.

kinsley, Kan, April 10-Santa Fe pas
seEger train No. 4, castbound and nearly
five hours late. crashed into tie rear Of
eastbound passenger train No. 3, which
was standing at the depot here. at 10
o'clock tonight. Twenty or more pas
SengeTS were injured but none were
killed The names of the injured cannot
be learned tonight The railroad officials
took them to the west end of the yards.
The rear car on No. s was a deadhead
chair car, and was cut through from end
TO end by the heavy engine and the
Pullman ahead was thrown off the track
Both immediately took fire and with the
chair and mail cars, were entirely con-
sumed. The engineer of No. 4 is unin-
jured but the fireman is seriously hurt,
is also Il porter on NO. S and a cook
on the limited. The collision was caused
by the rear brakeman of No s not going
back to flag No. l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
FLEET AT ANCHOR.
British Steamer Passed the Russians
$50 Miles From Singapore.

Singapore, Straits Settlement. April
lO--The latest Information in regard
to the Russian squadron commanded
by Rear Admiral Enquist, which passed
here Saturday afternoon was brought
here today by the British steamer
Gregory Apcar. The latter yesterday
sighted the Russian ships twenty miles
northeast Of Manki. one of the islands
of the Anambas group about $50 miles
Horth-nOrtheaSt Of Singapore. The
Russians were At anchor when the
Gregory ApCaT passed them
Information has also been received
here 10 the effect that four W9rships,
apparently japanese, were off Cape St
James, near Saigon, April Z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
SNOW IN WYOMING.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. April 1O-A severe
nowstorm has been in progress in
outhern Wyoming since last night.
40 Douglas and Rawlins over six
iches or snow covers the ground and
nigh wind accompanies the storm
ne snow drifting badly. The raiIroa Is
re having some trouble in keeping the
utS free from snow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
EFFORT TO RESTRAIN
N0N-PARTISAN LEAGUE

Chicago, April 1O.-Abner Harding
brother of Alderman-eIect George T.
Harding, jr-. filed a petition today for
an instruction restraining the nou-par-
tisan committee of the city council
and the Municipal Voters league from
carrying out plan TO organize the
incoming council on a non-pa rtisan
basis. Judge Windes denied the mo-
ton for an injunction. saying it was
impossible for "A judge to keep the con-
sciences of city aldermen. The bill
charged that an oligarchy OF wealthy
men has obtained control of the league
and under the mask of public virtue
is engaged in an attempt to usurp the
functions of the government of the
city and defeat the VIII of the peo-
pie. Alderman Harding was opposed
by the league at the recent city cleo
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
Are Dutch Warships.

Weltevbeden, Island of Java, April
lot is reported that the supposed
Russian warships sighted off AIuntok
are really the ships of the Dutch
squadron which has left it's former
anchorage under secret orders and Is
now steamj9g north.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11

OF
G. a
sn
tried bottle Of Puna and still taking
the having
better that able
before commenced taking tall
j a and
a to my case"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
THREE ISSUES
ARE INVOLVED
Equitable Case Before New York Su-
preme Court.
HYDE ASKS TO INTERVENE
AMENDED CHARTER HAS NOT
BEEN PASSED UPON.

| New York, April I0.-The hearing in
| the application of Franklin B. Lord, a
! stockhOlder of the Equitable Life AS
| surance society. for an injunction to re-
strain the officers and directors of the
society from carrying through their
naturalization plan, was resumed today
before Justice Maddox in the supreme
court, Brooklyn. At the opening of the
nearing Samuel Untermeyer. acting as
attorney for James H Hyde and vii
liam H. Mcintyre, respectively, the first
and fourth vice president of the society
asked leave to intervene in the pro-
ceedings. He said the interests of his
clients were vitality involved, and that
they should have an opportunity to
present their side OF the case before
the court should reach a decision. Jus
tice Maddox granted two days for Mr.
Untermeyer TO file a brief or appear
again in person TO argue his motion to
intervene.
Edward NJ. shepard attorney for Mr.
Lord, then addressed the court, setting
forth that Mr.. Lords interests would
be prejudicially affected if the mutual
lzatlon plan became effective. and argu-
ing that the officers of the society
should be enjoined from putting the
plan into operation.
Albany, n. Y, April 1O.-Attorney
GCAAGAS MAY q W III not pass upon the
amended charter Of the Equita Bile Life
Assurance society until the issues have
been passed upon by Justice Maddox
in the action brought in the supreme
court at Brooklyn by Franklin 3. Lord
as an individual stOckhOlder
1t Is believed here that Mr.. Lords
proceeding is Independent Of either the
sO-Called Alexander of Hyde factions
in the Equitable matter
Further. the action of Mr.. Lord is re-
garded here as indicating a movement
on the part of stockholders, as such. to
conserve what they regard as their In
terest in the surplus of the Equitable
as distinguished from questions of con
troll of the society through majority
stock ownership, as MI Hyde'S case
or government by the policy holders as
in the contentious represented by Pres
ident Alexander. Attorney General
Mayer admitted today that the case in
wolves these three issues, but he would
not discuss them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
INTRUDER SHOT DOWN.

FndIay. O.. April 1O.-DeIphos Bat
les, socialist candidate for mayor last
pring. has shot and seriously wounded
Patrick Finnegan. whom he found in
! is house here. He and his wife are
fDcked uD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11

Those who Cough at Night may Sc
cure rest by taking Piso's Cure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11
NEW ORDINANCE
Is COMPLETED.
CONTINUED from Page u

(Continued from Page -
each and every other act therein required
IS hereby extended one year from the time
therein fixed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11

Dancing Saltair tonight; weather no
object. Train at p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11

Dancing Saltair tonight; weather no
object. Train at S p. m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-11

Eat Royal Bread. the bread of quality
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-01-12
County Officers Banquet.

The inaugural ceremonies attending
the change of county officers occurred
MQnfay noon, when the lneoming-of-
ticials invited the retiring officers,
their wives and the newspaper boys to
partake of banquet az Dickeg's Cafe.
About thirty were present and a de-
lightful' three course banquet, was
served! The retiring officers arc: j..
f. Rambo, county clerk; R. Porter,
clerk Of the district court; T. NJ. Sui
Ivan; county attorney; Fred Veeh
and John Hagaman, commissioners
Their successors are: /, IT, Martin,
j. T. Hill, w. N. Moore, Joseph Brown
aud LeOnd0 Gruwell.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-01-12
Farms And. Ranches
For Sale.

q o. 05-64O acre SUCK rauCn. Joins
rough nlils, afUruS large LfacLS vi
" u pasture landS, which can Ut
Cneaply pLrChaSed or rented. Deep
dark lerJlle SOIL. =, Must vf- Lhls Is
smooth and rolling land. GUUd graso
aud farming lanI. Few small Trees
About fifteen acres fenced WIN Win
patent OarOed wlretUr hogs aud cat
Ile; 400 acres fenced Tor pasture OYcI
lOO acres tine farming land In cultIva
tlOn. Abundant supply 0I never faI-
my pure running spring water! Over
100 acres good bottom >Iahd that can
be put III Alfalfa. sud house, AtOur
ana shed stable and frame gTanaty
One mile 10 school house, SIX miles L.
good railroad town aud market and
Twelve miles to Phlllipsburg. SUI
jecL TO sale and change in price WIN
out nuLlce. Price, $4,000. Oue.thiru
toUne.half cash, balance on time.
800 acres One-half mile west OF the
CITY, $l0.0UO.
FIVE HOUSES FOR SALE IN THIS CITY
Price. 500 " $1,000.
C42-48O acre and stock farm, stone
house with frame addlLlub, gUOd well
and windmill, 30 acres IN cultivation,
stream runs through land, some SINAI
timber, several springs TN the creek
nj never falling water, few bearing
fruit trees. 80 acres NJ land sui ahIr
for alfalfa, land mostly rolling. all I'M.
der fence Price 1880 per acre. One.
half to one third cash, subject to sale
and change in price without notice II
these lands do not suit you we have
many others for sale.
Write ur inquire Of J. F. MORSE,
PhillipShurv. Kansas Otfice in Phil.
lips County BAL 4 bulldog.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-01-12
Shoot Report.

Report of school In district No. 122
for month ending january 6thi'f9O5.>T
Number of days taught twenty. "
81 Namberof pnpiIslehrofEed 'ifty.two.
! Average daily attendance, A""''' -
Names OF those neither absent nor
tardya Sallie and'Dannie Gilbert; IT.
win, Karl and Earl Thomas; Newton
Schsrmerhorn; Rutherford and Mart'
IN Alexander: Joseph and Bertha NeF
son;. Katie Simpson; Lucy. Goddard
and Lyle FOglemln. =. ''a-' .'''''''} =
IT, H,|'e MAUD ROBERTS, Teacher.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-01-12
An Open '4etterSa

HAVE You MADEYoUR' WiLtS' ~l 2 q,
$ 1t Is aduty'yeu ought fulfil at
once, while you CAM a"'@ ..'''i' III. MIR
Wills are Of various forniSS We VIII
gladly adviSe:8ou as ,toa ths%aiffsrent
.formsof beQuest, ifyou %iA asE,as'to
help'you'' a ,,,fifH <Afin' 39a - r''
i We will assist ypu..what We can lin
the preparation and, keep it safe. sfor
you without charge. Il, desired,1:. ans
3d., go . PHILLIPS COUNTY RANK.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-01-12
Walter Boyd was here yesterday =,

. Walter Boyd was here yesterday rs,
slSting the. Post. ~ .14 /.
The present cold snap isgood for the
lce.man, likewise the coal dealer.
Miss Henrietta Gebhart has return
ed to her school work at OTTAWA. i o..
The Misses Martin expect to return
to their home in Denver tomorrow. =
Mrs. j. D. Heacock Is seriously lii
with pneumonia fever coming down
tuesday. IS
Alice Morse left for OTTAWA, Sunday
night, where she will resume her
studies at the university.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
have meeting next Saturday after.
noon for the purpose Of drilling for
installation.
The Dunbar Male Quartet will en-
terrain YOU with high grade music al
Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing. Admission tiTty cents. .,..
The new board Of commissioners we
understand, expect 70 follow the Sys.
TEN in vogue Az Topeka and do away
Win all unnecessary expense.
Six hundred acres Of good bottom
aud one and une half miles from
town, we'll improved only $50 per acre
|. d. Thornton, Marvin, Kansas ~.
Phillips county is clothed IN man
Lle'Uf ermlne, The resulL VI The hedvl;
est snow storm which has viSeted this
section vi The state for several years
Ed Stewart.who was held to answer
a jnarge Of violating the pr0hloit0ry
Jaw plead guilty To one count and re-
celved a tne OF 800 and sentence Of
thirty days. ..,.
Harry White.the second hand mai
makes use Of this issue VI The HERALD
10 call your attention to a lew Uai'
laIuS he has 10 offer 10 will pay yuu
u see him before purchasing goods IN
his line. ....
Is present money more valuable
rIu Than future? Borrow Of Pratt y
dills. TJey want farm security, leu"
~ small ialts, long time, option as !
,aJmpnt ONCE Phillips County Bdn'
illding -
Henry Kaiser, wealthy Germap,
lied Of pneumonia al bis home. y
dUund TOW nShip, last Sunday NJ
>alser had been resident Of Phillip
unity for several years and had az
lured valuable property near Stuu'
art.
A second Twenty. two Club is being
rgauIZed w. this city. Only WOOD
zen are admitted aud the only fee II
4 20 M dues are collected Except H.
use OF the sickness OF member when
~ others are assessed ifty cents eacl'
v TX fur the benefit Of the alllDg
mLher
Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford NJ thi,
10 were agreeably surprised MOnda'
q, a short visit irum Mrs. Crawford
nlher and wife Mr. and Mrs Levi
Hubert ~ Pueblo. They we're Un their
say hume after visiting with Mr Hill
,rri's u 'rcnfs Mr md Mrs Van Nug
al OF Ke slngton. They continued their
journey Monday nishJ
NJ lRRIED-At he hume NJ the brides
parents, Mr.. ami Mrs y W HendI lex
~,n. Mr. W II. McFall and Miss Hat.
tie NJ. HendrickSin nn January 5, 1875
Tbs was a pretty wedding attended
~ only the near relatives The cere
muny WIS performed al three o clock
by Rev Isaac Johnson whO has known
the contracting parties from child
hood. They are industrious and have
ths congratulations NJ their many
friends. -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-01-12
New Under Sheriff.

.aw.,B4 Gaun's'Ir l6as been named ls By
u E. Utter for the position q H. Under nd
sheriff, which. job has been held BY
$, &C. -Landes durifig, the tYQ yeals
just.past. Mr.. Gaumer is an energetic
young, man and will make good
deputy, Schuyler has taken work
with. ~. A. Barron and win 'fGstle In
surapce and real estate. y --'Te'.'
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-01-12
LOCAL NJ ENTION.
Haggard dts glasses.

lss. - 49,,
\Cheap money on real estate Pratt
& Mills.
Clarence Gray Spent Sunday in Col
orado Springs.
il. Seavey is acting as bailiff at
this term cf court.
Mr.. Manassey the tailor has secured
rooms IT Rev. Kemp.
W. Fl. Daunar Of Lenora, and Ida
Powell obtained marriage license last
Saturday. Fl"
Court Townsend has gone to Kansas
City where he may visit Sometin e
with his sister. '"".''
John SHELTON of Long Island, is here
this week visiting at the home OF Mr'
and Mrs. NJ. A. SpauldiDg.
The Rock Island officials at this
place are now enjoying their new de-
pot having moved In last week.
Ralph, Willie and Gordon Beverly
from Speed were here last week visit
ing with the Douglass families.
W. T. McFall and Hattie N Hen
erickson both Of Phillipsburg, procur'
led marriage license on the seventh,
\ VIM. Douglass who has been visit
ing his family here for two or three
+ weeks returned to Chicago last week.
John NJ Fiecht r and Gladys Johr-
son of Good and, were married by Prt-
bate Judge Countryman, December
thrity.frst.
Mrs. Ives who has been visiting at
the home Of G. A. Spaulding, In the
Indian Territory, has returned to her
home In this city.
Emmett Abbott and James Jensen.
members Of the board Of Crystal town
ship were in town Monday presenting
a bridge proposition to the commits
Si0nerS.
WANT TO BUY.-l60 acre tract wit
some improvements. house, barn, etc.
Anywhere up to ten nr twelve miles
Of town. Will pay. $50 per acre. H.
Quire OF Pratt & Mills
Melvin Strain desires us to address
him at Selden, Kansas, in the future,
from which we infer that he has Local :
ed at that place. Will Strain is tile
Rock Island agent at Selden.
1t Is currently rumored that VIII
Smith OF Kirwin, has rented bullu-
Ing and will soon put in compete
stock Ut Of clothing. Mr.. Smith has
been employed with Hull Mercantile
Company, at Kirwln for some years
Cards have been received announ.
cling The marriage Of Mae @. Seav, y
and James A. IagRart which occurred
AZ Cascade, Colorado, January Sd.
They Will be AZ home after JANUARY
lolh, AZ Green MOUNTAIN fallS, CUlo-
RADIO.
b. j. GaIbersJn expects u leave
next week for visit with his BROTH
erS aud Sisters AT the old hume in
Buena Vista cuuhLy, Iowa where he
has not been Tor twenty eight years.
He Will also visit in Story county Ot-
foe returning. g.
DO you want a small house in FOWL?
All Ut The property for sale Is not a
bargain, THIS IS. A well built small
house, new, one lot, small Out build
ingS. A dandy well and the price is
$3.50. Ii YOU want " see LhlS, GUILE "
Pratt & Mills. s-.t
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-01-12

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