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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
HHl's Business College Notes.


Eugene Hoff who graduated from our
book keeping and shorthand course has
accepted a position with the Kansas City
Milling Co., at Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Una Sitton hasaccepted a position
as assistant book-keeper with Dorm *
Cloney at Sedalia, Mo.
Carl Wentzleinan who has a fine posi-
ton as stenograper with Rice Silk & Co.,
of St. Louis, paid us a very pleasant visit
last week. We have several students
working for that firm, which is the larg-
est wholesale house in that city, andthey
are all getting along fine.
Andrew J. Stephens resigned his posi-
ton with the Kansas City Haypress Co.
to accept a better one with the Rock
Island Railroad at Wellington, Kansas,
at an increase in salary.
John Let's, who has a fine stenographic
position in Kansas City, called upon us
last week. He is doing well in a business
way and is well pleased with his position
He speaks in the highes, terms of the
t aiming he received at our school.
We had an offer from the City of Mex,
leo for a student to accept a position at {
salary of 500 per month. The gentle
man through whom we got this offer ha.
been employing our stenographers fo,
several years. When he received thi,
inquiry he immediately applied to us a
he had gotten such good stenographerI
he felt perfectly free to recommend us
The successes made by our students en-
able us to place other student in goot
positions.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
CUBAN

L. 5. soldiers who served in c. a dur
ing the Spanish war know what this dis
ease is, and that ordinary remedies have
little more effect than so much water.
Cuban diarrhcea is almost as severe and
dangerous as a mid att ok Of cholera.
There is one remecy, however, hat can
always be depended upon as will be seen
by the following certificate from Mrs,
Minnie Jacob of Houston, Tex: There
by certify that Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diaarhoea Remedy cured
my husband of a severe attack of Cuban
diarrhoea, which he brought home from
Cuba. We had several doctors but they
did him no good. One bottle of this
remedy cured HIM as our neishbors. will,
testify. thank God for 50 valuable q
medicine, , For sale by Muntzel Drug Co
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02

Robert l.. Hunt of Huntsdale,
Boone county, has lost and recovered
his watch three times. On August 4,
1902, the watch was stolen in Sedalia.
Ed Stinson, a negro, was arrested by
Policemen Love and the thief sen to
the ''pen." In May, 1908, the watch
was stolen at McBaine. Another
negro was arrested, the watch recov-
cred and the thief sent to prison.
On last Tuesday the watch was stolen
for the third time by a negro, Mad
ison Robertson, who was captured in
Sedalia.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
Sreeial Summer Tourist Tickets

To summer Resorts, on sale June LIST to
September 30, inclusive.
.isbmy Park, n. J.--June % and 30, July
| and 2, 1926. Acc. n. +. A. meeting.
Baltimore, MD. July 5 to 10. Account
Christian Endeavor meeting.
BnDdho, ". July 7. $ and o. Ac.
count Elks' Convention.
Br1St0I, IfnN.-May Is, % and 30. Ac-
count anniversary meeting German
Baptist Church.
Denier, C0i.-June 30 to July !. Ac-
count Epworth League Convention.
Angus, l. and IS. Account Eagles
Convention.
Indianapolis, Iud.-June 10 to %. Ac.
count Nat, funniest North america,
Mii7uaakee, HiS.-June 10 to 10. Ac.
count NJ. W A. Encampment.
Pitksbmg, PHRn.-Aueust 81 to %. Ac.
count X of p. convention (colored.)
Portland, San Francisco and Los IN.
.gehrs.-May % to September 30. Ac,
count Lewis and Clark Exposition
and various conventions.
Toronto, ONi.-June Is 81. Account In
ternational S. S. Convention.
For further Information. Address
II. E. WATTS. p 7. A..
Mobcrly. Nc.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD DO.

Mr.. ]. T. Barber of Irwinville., Ga. al
ways keeps a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and D,arrhoea Remedy at
hand ready for instant use. Attacks of
collie, cholera morbus and diarrhoea come
on So suddenly that there is no time to
hunt a doctor or go to the store for medi-
cine. Mr.. Barber says: 81 have tried
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy which is one of the best
medicines lever saw. l keep a bottle of in
in my room as | have had several attrcks
of collie and it has proved to be the best
medicine ever used" Sold by Muntzel
Drug Co. =
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
Four well known and prominent

Four well known and prominent
citizens of Jacksonville, Randolph
county, were arrested last week charg-
ed with violating the game law.
They plead guilty to having a fish
trap set in East Fork, four miles west
OF Jacksonville, stating that it had
been there for some time and that the
fish caught in it had been divided
among the families OF the neighbour
hood, but that none had been sold.
They were released upon payment Of
the costs of the cast and the pro-
mise to immediatly take the trap out
and never put it in again.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-02
WABASH
1905
LOW RATE BULLETIN
The Wabash will sell Tickets al very Low
Round Trip Rates 10 Points Named
Below, on Datcs Mentioned.
Special Home-Seckcrs Tickets

To many points in the United States and
British Columbia, on the LIST and Sd
TUESDAYS in each month, May
to December, inclusive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
BEEF TRUST INQUIRY
Conspiracy Indictments Threatened
Against Heads of Packing
Concerns.

Chicago, March 3O.-ConSpiraCy in
dictmcuts are threatened against heads
of big meat packing concerns unless
alleged tampeTinC with Witnesses who
have been summoned to testify before
the federal Grand jury is discontinued
at once. With two witnesses on the
stand today who. il is asserted. admit
ted that they had been approached with
a suggestion that their testimony he
mild. the jury, it is declared, is getting
ready 10 take drastic action.
We will shut off interference with
Witnesses" said Assistant Attorney
General Pagiu tonight. even if we
have to resort to proceedings under tho
conspiracy statute to do So
The belief was general tonight that
Mr.. Pagin has already laid out plans of
now indictments.
Fifteen witnesses were heard TODAY.
three women being among those who
testified. The women were said to be
StenOgra piers employed by the Nation
al Packing company.
The fifteen secret service mon who
have been freQUeBtiue the corridors i'm
the building where the grand jury is i'm
session were not seen today. District
Attorney Morrison was said to have or
dered that waiting witnesses instead of
spending their time i'm the vicinity of
the jury room are to be concealed in
downtown hotels until called before the
jury In this way the Witnesses VIII
be more readily prevented from learn
ing the identity Of the secret service
men watching for possible iTreguiari-
ties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
CONSPIRACY Is
CRIME CHARGED
Nan Patterson, ]. Morgan Smith and
Wife Indicted.
LATTER ARE UNDER ARREST
PRELUDE TO SECOND TRIAL FOR
MURDER.

Al EW YORK. March 3O.-The case of
Nan Patterson. the show girl who
is awaiting trial on a charge Of
having murdered Caesar Young, was
again before the grand jury today Sew
eral witnesses, including the widow Of
the dead bo0kmakcr. and Mrs. Youne's
brother-in-law, William Luce, were ex-
amincd by Assistant District Attorney
Rand.
Late this afternoon the grand jury
handed down Indictments against j.
Morgan Smith. his wife Julia. and Nan
Patterson charging them Jointly with
conspiracy.
The arrest OF J. NJ. Smith at Cinciu-
natl yesterday followed a search eX-
tending over nearly a year. Smith
and his wife disappeared from this city
soon after the death of Caesar Young
At the trial of Miss Patterson Assist
ant District Attorney Rand considered
their apprehension and appearance in
court as witnesses almost vital To the
prosecutions case. An attempt wac
made To prove at the trial that the
revolver with which Young was shot
was purchased by Smith and woman
the day before the shooting occurred.
a deputy sheriff from the district at
tOTuCy'S office started for Albany to-
day with rcQuisitjOn papers calling for
Smiths return to this state. which Gov
eTuuT Higgins Will be asked To sign.
As soon as the governors signature is
obtained the deputy will start for Ohio.
where am effort will be made TO have
the papers houorcd ut once by Governor
HCTTiylE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
MEETING TO EXTEND BUSINESS OF UTAH JOBBERs.

an al ogden
a a when
will a wit view ed U busnes toth
fh at tn auy yesterday afternoon mat which tfa
w he M fvorofd dnnnq pos.
his evening nna
he gd an through efts
o d t town ay from Ogden crehe pent~
o city ob eha enthusiastic
the dc
e OF y the nw
cuisines interested o Gotfdd
o meet a he C db day e Mch31a O'clock.
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Mt sect edo above
It mpea-
adent"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGED.
Millionaire Auto Driver Arrested for
Killing a Girl.

Los Angeles, Cal. March 5o.-Barbee
Hook. son of the late W = Hook,
president of the Los Angeles Traction
and a rcputed millionaire, was today
charged with mauslaUghtcr by The cor
ouCr'S jury invests eating tho cause of
the death Of Miss Margaret BirtWistlc.
who was run down and fatally injured
here last Sunday by an automobile
driven by young Hook.
Miss BirtWistlC was struck by the
machine driven by Hook shortly after
she had aliEhted from a street car. she
was hurled some twenty-five feet and
sustained a fractured skull and other
injuries from which she died i'm the
hospital Tuesday night After striking
Miss RirJWiStle, Hook lost control of
his machine, which dashed into the
Curbing. badly wreckinE il and throw
ing all four Of the occupants TO the
street. and injurinS them. Miss Esther
Pabler sustained severe injuries and IS
now in the hospital
Hook was placed under arrest late
this afternoon and taken before Il jus
tice of the peace. where he was form
ally arraigned and his bond liked at
&. 500 which was furnished
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
GERMANY NOT EXCITED.
Question Will Not Get Beyond Dip
tomato Limits.

Paris. March 30.-ChauccIIor Won
BupIoW'S speech i'm the rciChStaE yes
terday on the subject of Morocco has
not provoked any commOtiOu here Tn
officials. press and public discuss the
matter calmly. and il was not men
toned i'm either branch of parliament
today. \ Semi-officidI statement in the
Temps says If Germany makes
known her point of view through the
usual diplomatic channel it viii he as
surcd a. satisfactory answer There is
40 thought of the question getting be
yond diplomatic limits. although the
prominence Germany is giving TO her
Moroccan policy arOuscs resentment in
some quarters
Dispatches from Tangier Slve elabo-
rate details Of the preparations being
made for the reception OF Emperor
William. who is expected there tOmor-
row. The sultan of Morocco has sent
a special embassy TO Tangier TO pre-
sent an Arab horse to the emperor
Captain FOUrnier, the commander OF
the French troops at TanGier. viii CO.
operate with the commander of the ma
tive troops in preserving order
Great interest attaches to the cN-
pected arrival at TanEier of Raisui
the brigand chief who captured Ion
Perdicaris and Cromwell Marley. and
who viii lead the native cavalcade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
CAME AS A SURPRISE.
British Not Prepared For Won Bue-
lows Announcement.


London. March 20.-Thc Associated
Press learned at the foreign office today
that Chancellor you Buclow's an
uoUncemeut i'm the rcichstaE yesterday
OF Germany's policy toward Morocco
came AS "a complete SuTpris- to the
British government. IT was believed.
a IS had been generally declared. that
Emperor Williams visit to TauEicr Was
without political significance
When tha AuElo-Freuch entente was
concluded in 1904 France officially in
formed Germany Of the fact and also
OF the agreement between herself and
Spain. signed six months later. where bE-
France was given a mandate to r"Eu-
late tho affairs of MoTocro- Reforms
I'M Morocco were imprrativ"Iy necessary
for the good of all TN" powers conner
Cially interested i'm the country. and a.
q concert OF tn" powers had proved 500
difficult and UUw0Tl5ahlc iU Turkey.
China and elsewhere where IT had hseu
tried. it was the opinion of the British
best exert pressure ON tho sultan Of
Morocco.
France. being Tar the deepest coli
cerucd financially and commercially
naturally WAS given the mandate to
institute reforms As tho open door
was guaranteed and equal commercial
rights uSJrCd 10 all the countries con-
cerucG. it was said at the foreign office
that il is difficult TO understand here
W hat can be GeTmauN'S MOTIVE The
German attitude. it is believed. will
certainly make the sultan of Morocco
defiant of the French and cause him to
persist i'm his old time conduct which
viii bc destructive of trade and en-
danger life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
BURNS ON THE STAND.
Doyle Contradicted All the Way
Through.

Council Bluffs. Ia. March 5O.-Iu the
Portland mining suit today James +.
Burns. the defendant, narrated the
events which preceded the discovery of
gold on the Portland and RoBtail No .
claims. He said Doyle, the pIaintifr.
offered to work for him because DovIc
had nothing else To do After DovIc
returned to Colorado Springs Burns
found gold on one claim and John Har-
nan on the other. Harnau was then
given a third interest i'm the Portland
Though the Portland was partnership
property, Burns said he himself paid
The expense of pateHtiHE it and HarHan
bought material to build a shaft house.
while Doyle contributed no money.
Much OF the evidence given by Burns
was contradictory Of statements made
by Doyle on the witness stand ten DAVIS
ago. Burns declared he never advised
Doyle 10 give perjured testimony i'm the
Colorado case Of O HARE ". Burns He
also said he never authorized Doyle or
any one else TO dig up the Portland
claim stake and did not learn that this
was done until some time afterward
Burns testified that he found that
O'Hairc Intended bringing suit against
Doyle as well as against himself and
that he went TO tell Doyle about it,.
The latter then put most of his stock
IN Burns name to protect il. Burns
Immediately transferred il to Kate
Burns, his sister, as trustee. The divi-
dend checks were sent to her and she
sent them to Doyle, as Endorsements on
the checks show
When Doyle settled his case with
OHaire, Burns said. he paid over the
dividends he had held on some other
stock he had been holding for Doyle.
At that time, the witness said. DOYLE
Gid not make demand for any stock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
COLORADO SOUTHERN
GETS A BILL THROUGH

Denver, Colo, March 30.-The Iegis-
laturs has passed the bill introduced
for the purpose of enabling the Colo
RADIO & southern railway to absorb
other roads in Colorado and adjoining
states.
This legislation" said James Ii
Herbert. vice presid mt of the COM
pany today. puts us in u position TO
carry out our expansion policy and
become the parent road Of = number
Of railroad companies. both within and
out of Colorado We win proceed inn
mediately under the provisions of this
statute and carry out our plans as
originally outlined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
RAILROAD PRESIDENT DISCUSSES
QUESTION OF CORPORATE CONTROL

from the public. II performs "A public
service. II imposes a tax which should
be alike to all who use it, and if IT
cannot handle itself without discrim-
mating between persons and places and
treat all alike fairly, il is time for the
public which created it to supervise
u and control il. when il has shown il
cannot be trusted to control itself
But it Is not a project 10 be entered
upon hastily You do not want to make
the cure worse than the disease Here
is not cOse for the dillettaute. for the
orist. for crank, but for the man of at
fairs, the Jurist of repute, the man who
puts his citizenship above other CON
SideratiOnS- Give il into their hands
and give them time and do not make
another blunder like the interstate COM
merce law and estab liSh a tribunal that
viii he so anxious for more power it
VIII neglect TO use what it has"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31

Hartford. Conn, March 30.-Charles
s. MelIeu. president of the New York.
New Haven & Hartford railroad. APP
peaTcd today before the COMMITTEES on
railroads of the Connecticut general as
Sembly to advocate certain proposed
amendments TO the charter of the Con-
solidated Railway company. the hold
ing corporation of 400 miles Of trolley
lines owned by the New York. New
Haven & Hartford company During
the course Of his argument Mr.. Mellen
discussed the question Of corporate
control saying in part:
THE demand which has resulted for
a strict supervision of railroads in the
interest of the public welfare is the
issue Of the hour. II is right il should
he had. There have grown up great
abuses without doubt. and it is time
they were laid bare and stopped.
a railroad enjoys great privileges
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
SAY ORE WAS "SALTED."
Another Move in the Suit Against
the Stratton Estate.

Washington. March 3o.-A petition FOR
writ of Certiorari has been filed i'm
the supreme court of the United states
in the case of STATIONS Independence
Mining company of England rs. the
trustees Of tho estate OF the late "
=. StrattoB. the Colorado mining mil
IiOnairc- The case involves a suit for
damages in the sum of S6000.000 in the
purchase of Stratton'S Independence
mine at Cripple Greek. In their pc
1jtioU the purchasers set. forth that
they paid St0 O0O, coo for the property.
and this they assert was $4,000. 600 more
than il was worth. They charge that
the ore was sailed and say that IN
other ways Mr. Strattou made the mine
to appear far more valuable than il
really waE. The case WAS decided by
tho circuit court of appeals for the
Eighth circuit favorably 10 the STRAIT
ton estate and the purpose of the pc
titiou is TO have the case brought TO
the supreme court for review.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
SILL LOVES HIM.
lSpeciaI ID The HeraId.l

Cheyenne, Wyo- March 3O.-Word
from North Platte states that Mrs.
Louisa +. Cody wife Of Buffalo Bill
was delighted when Shc learned that
Judge Scott had denied Cody's appIi-
cation for divorce. she stated that
she Still loves Colonel Cody and would
welcome a reconciliation at any time.
She belie,eS that Cody viii drop thc
case against her and Will, in due time,
return to Scouts Rest ranch 10 spend
his last days IT is believed here that
Cody will not appeal The ease to the
supreme court. His friends say he
should stop now, f6Ffl3c has no show
whatever OF securing a decree.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
TEASING"
REVOLVING CRIME AT SUNNYSIOE
Threey ear-od Child Assaulted by Buriy italian Mner-Ac
cused Man in Jail at Price-NarrowIy
Escaped LynChing.

iG not brought tho man here il is
doubtful If he would have been alive
tomorrow morning
The accused IS being held here for
safe keeping and viii not be taken to
SunuySide. the scene of his crime, until
County Attorney Frye aud Sheriff Hill
consider II safe To return there with
him for his preliminary hearing before
Justice Crawford This viii likely b.
some day this week.
Cosco Is Sullcu and has refused 10
talk to prisoners in the Jail or anyone
else since his Incarceration last night.
Parties IN from Sunnyside this even
ing say that the little girl is recover
ing, being closely looked after and
cared for by Dr. a w. Dowd. local
surgeon for the Utah Fuel company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
KAISER STIRS
UP OPPOSITION
Visit to Morocco Causes Excitement
III Great Britain.
GERMAN EMPERoR'S oBJEcr
OPPORTUNITY PRESENTED BY
RuSSlA'S DEFEAT.

ONDON, March S1.-The editorial
articles and dispatches printed in
the London newspapers this morn
ing reflect a certain sense of uneasi-
ness. almost amounting to irritation. at
the idea, based ON Chancellor Won BU~-
lows speech i'm the reichstaS ON March
%, that Emperor Williams visit TO
TanEier has a distinctly political mo-
tive The subject was also much COM
mcDtcd upon in the Hobbies Of the house
of parliament yesterday.
"RuSSia'S eclipse Is. Germauy's oppoV-
tUnity.' cryStallizeS i'm a sentence the
general idea prevalent ON the subject
Il is suggested that Emperor William,
far from desiring to irritate France
wishes rather 10 emphasize the dimiu-
lshcd value of the Russian alliance ana
thereby persuade France of the advisa-
bility Of a reappFoa chment with Ger
many vt the same Tins those least
inclined To caNl at the German en-
peror'S action admit that it is caIcu-
lated to sttffeu the sUitau-S resistance
/" French policy la Morocco and So re
tard The ciNilizinS scheme involved in
the NUglO-Freuch agreement.
In this light tn usually moderate
Daily Telegraph says the cmpCTcrS
visit To TauSier can only be regarded
as an unfTiendly act Other papers are
inclined to doubt the wisdom OF En-
perOr Williams policy. which they
think Is more likely to result in streuG-
theninS the Anglo French entente
Much satisfaction. therefore. is eN-
pressed at the exchange of visits which
is being arranged FOR the French and
British fleets duriuE1 the coming summer.
The initiative jan this demonstration of
friendship is said To have been taken
by the British government and Am Paris
il seemed To be hoped that the visit
Of the British squadron To BreSt or
ChorbourE would bee the occasion also
of a visit by King Edward or some
other of the royal family to Paris.
Nothing. however. has been definitely
arranged in this latter direction
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
Especial to The HcraldD

RRICE. Utah, March 5O.-TOny CosCo,
an Italian coal miner at sunny
side was brought here yesterday
afternoon, charged with assault upon a
3-year-oId child of that camp. the
daughter of a fellow countrynau. He
was lodged in Jail without . hearing
for fear Of "A lynching by indignant
citizens. most of whom are his own
cOuntrYmeu and AuStrianS. The ply
stefan at the camp made an cXamina-
ton of the child and finds that the
facts and circumstances surrounding
the case are most revolving. Excite
ment was running high at SunnySide
yesterday afternoon aud had the Sher-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
MRS. ANNIE M. ELLIOTT LEAVES UTAH
Sensational Witness in the SmOo Case Has Gone to FonduaC
Wis. TO LVe-ThreatenS Suit Against
Denver Papers.

in her new home she intends to bring q
damage suit against the Denver News
ana Times for publishing story as she
came back via Denver TO the effect that
she il or was the plural wife of Angus
NJ. Cannon, president of the Salt Lake
stake of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints. She claims that she is not nor
never has bCsn the wife of Cannon and
that she does SO much as enjoy the
acquaintance of that alleged poIyganl-
list and church dignitary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-31
WYOMING MAN GETS
FEDERAL POSITION

Washington. March 3o.-The commits
sioner OF internal revenue has appoint
cd Harry Bodine of Evanston. Wyo-,
deputy collector of internal revenue for
western Wyoming TO succeed + W.
Burke. who has resigned to accept the
position of state oil commissioner.
Senator Dubois was. notified today
that a pension of IS monthly has been
granted TO Myrtle Dudley and IVA
Wells. heirs of John T. Wells of Wei
ser, Ida. and carrying $1,000 back pen
sion. and S. monthly 10 Jason Tyrou.
of Boise carrying $50 back pension.