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The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
HART THE HERO.
He Was the Guest of the Evening at
Louisville Banquet.

Louisville, KY, April 12.-Smiling
as the band played Hail to the Con-
querOr," and while the speakers utter
ed his praise, Marvin Hart, victor over
Jack Johnson. sat at the head of a
banquet table at the Louisville hotel
and heard his future victories sung.
Two hundred people sat at the ban
quet table. Harris Kelly presided as
POSTMASTER. Leading politicians re-
spOnded to tOasts. He was welcomed
home as the future champion and a
God bless YOU as the band played
"Old Kentucky Home Judges, Off
GERS and other officials were on hand
to swell the welcome of Louisville IS
pride and the hour was late when the
notes of the band ceased to play
Back. Back to Baltimore"
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26

Wept on Meeting His Brothers on H,.
Way To Prison.

Lexington, KY, April 10 Tom
White, who is under sentence of life
Imprisonment for the assassination OF
Jas. B. Marcum, was brought through
this city on his way to the peniten-
tiary. He was convicted at Cynthiana
nearly two years ago, and since that
time he has been confined in the Gov
ington Jail. He was in charge of Sher-
if Leach, of Harrison county. and left
here at 2:10 p. m. for Frankfort
During his stay in this city he was
kept at police headquarters, where he
was visited by his brothers, Anse
White. and John White, who are wit
nesses in the Hargis case When the
parting came Anse White wept bitter
ly at the thought of his brother being
imprisoned for the rest of his life.
The prisoner seemed to be equally af-
fected, and the scene at the depot was
quite pathetic.
Anse pleaded with his brother Tom
to make full confession of what he
knew of the killing of Jim Cockrill.
Tom replied:
Il know nothing about the COckrill
killing. | have never had any init
nation as to who could be the guilty
parties in that crime | see that you
are witness against the Hargises,
and all | want you to do is to tell the
truth and do the best you can. Don't
let your prejudice lead you away from
yourself and make you say something
that is not true or that you will be
sorry for hereafter"
Marcum murder.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Brother and Sister Took Refuge From
Storm in a Barn.

Bowling Green, KY, April LIT is
attended thunder storm that passed
over Huntsville. in Butler county,
Miss Barber aged p, and her younger
brother were out when the storm came
up, and took refuge in barn. The
barn was struck by lightning and both
brother and sister were instantly kill
ed, their bodies being found after the
storm, when search for the missing
ones was made.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
MRS. CHADWICK'S FINERIES.
Collector Leach and the Woman Elk
amined $4,000 Worth.

Cleveland, o., April 14.-Collector of
Customs Leach and Mrs. Cassie l..
Chadwick examined $4,000 worth of
rare laces. fancy embroideries, hand
.lerchiefs, dOilies, etc.. belonging to the
latter in the collectors Office, with the
purpose of learning If any of the arti-
Giles had been brought into this coun-
try without payment Of duty. Mrs.
Chadwick told to the best of her re-
membrance where each article was
purchased. After the examination S..
300 worth of the goods was placed in
box and will be held for further ex-
animation by the collector. Goods on
which duty was not paid are taxable
1T the rate of 60 per cent. of their
value.
Included, in the collection is Swiss
embroideries, Irish and Russian point
aces of the most expensive kind. The
cost of six handkerchiefs with four
and five inch lace borders was fixed
at. no less than $1,000. A lace dress.
purchased abroad, cost over $4,000.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
CALEB POWERS.
He Will BE Defended BY Ex-Govs
Richard Yates and F. S. Black.

Springfield, ILL.,, April 14.-FOrmel
Gov. Richard Yates has been retained
as counsel to defend Caleb Powers
former secretary of state of Kentucky
in his new trial for completely in tn
murder of the late Gov. GOebel Gov
Yates will leave in ten days for Louis
vile to confer with the other attOr
neys for the defense and to arrange
for the trial Associated with Gov
Yates will be G. r. Sims, of Bowling
Green, KY, and former Gov Frank S
Black, of New York.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
SHE PLEADED GUILTY.
Mrs. BrockweIl Will Be Given a Life
Sentence.

Paducah, KY, April 14-Mrs. Mary
BrOckwell was arraigned in the Nc
Cracker circuit court. Her attorneys
argued for continuance. After three
hours deliberatiOn by the lawyers at
5 D. m. she came into court and plead
ed guilty to willful murder. BY agree
ment of her attorneys and the com
mOnwealth she was given a life sen
tence in the Frankfort penitentiary.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Standard Oil Co. Indicted.

Frankfort, Ky. April 12.-AbOut 400
indictments charging the Standard Oil
Co. with failure to take out peddlers
license, as required by the Kentucky
statutes, were returned by the Frank.
lin county grand jury. Similar indict-
ments have been returned recently in
several counties in the state
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Ran Into 4 houee,

Augusta, KY. April 14.-While extra
train No. 529, through freight, on the
C. & o. was passing through this city
the rails spread, throwing seven, cars
from the track. The end Of one Of the
derailed cars ran into brick house
and badly wrecked It,
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Thirsty Child Saved the Family.

Bellevue, KY, April 1.-THE family
of Charles Harpell had narrow es-
cape from death by suffocation. An
Overheated range set fire to the kitch-
en- furniture while the family was
asleep. One of the children awakened
and, calling her father, asked for q
drink of water.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
peeerted By His, Family.

C0vington, KY. April 14.-Edward
Mcnamara. Of this city, claims that
his wife and four children have been
spirited away. and her has appeeaed
to the police for aid In locating them.
He thinks that they have gone to Zion
City to Join the DOwieites.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Mai. Asheraft Very III.

Paducah, KY, April 13.-Maj. J. H.
Ashcraft, prominent river man. fed
eral officer and member of the Shiloh
park commission. is dangerously i'll at
his home in this city. His sons, Harry
Ashcraft, of Louisville, and Brown
Ashcraft, of st. Louis, are with him.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Cast its Vote For Union.

Newport, KY, April 13.-By a vote
of 20 to 4. delegates to the semi-annual
convention of the Ebenezer presbytery,
now in session in this city, voted to
unite with the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian church.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Crusade Against BiIlboards.

Newport, KY, April IA crusade
is to be begun against bill boards in
this city. Emulating the example set
by Cincinnati for more attractive
thOrOughfares, the city authorities are
to begin movement looking to the
suppression Of the Objectionable ad.
vertisements on dead walls. fences and
other places.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
BIackburn's Conference.

Louisville, KY, April 12.-J. C. 8.
Blackburn will arrive here to confer
at Seelbach's hotel with several of
his confidential advisers on matters
relating to his candidacy for re-elec.
tion. Gov. Beckham has arrived.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Marshal Joe Evans Acquitted.

OwenSbOrO, KY. April 13.-JOe Ev-
ans, marshal of Deanefie'd, was given
an examining trial at Hartford on the
charge Of killing John Owens at
Deanefield last week, and was acquit-
ted. 1t was shown by several wit
nesses that Evans shot Owens in self
defense
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Knox Circuit Court convenes.

Barbourville, KY, April 12.-Judge
Faulkner opened the spring term OF
the Knox circuit court here and the
session will continue for three weeks.
The docket is crowded and several
murder cases will come up for trial.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Three Against Schwartzchild &
Sulzberger Co. Employees and
the Other an Attorney.
INTERFERENCE WITH A WITNESS.
Price of Beef Has Been Advanced
in Every Important Market of
the United States.
Advance To the Consumer Represents
Several Cents Per Pound Over
What He Paid Up To Ten
Days Ago.

Chicago, April 14.-Four men, three
of whom are employees of the SchwarZ
child & Sulzberger Co.. and the other
named in an indictment returned by
the grand jury which is Investigating
the beef trust. 1t is charged that the
four men INSTRUCTED and impeded
Deputy Marshal W. A. Bach in his eff
forts to serve subpoena upon Edwin
pany who recently returned from Can
ada.
The men indicted are: Joseph
Weissenbach, attorney for the
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger Co.; B. S.
Cusey. traffic manager for the COM
pany: George D. Hopkins, auditor for
the company: Leo S. Joseph, employ
ed in the provision department of the
concern. The Indictment alleges that
subpoena was issued for Fish on
March 3, that it was given to Bach
for service, that the four men had ar
ranged for the departure of Fish from
this country to Canada and assisted
him in leaving the jurisdiction of the
court
Attorney Weissenbach. who was for
several years an assistant to Gov. De-
neen when the latter was states at
tOrney in Chicago. declares that it was
at his instance that Fish returned
from Canada and agreed to go before
the grand jury. This is not denied by
the government officials. Weissen-
bach also declares that he has never
seen or spoken to Hopkins, never
spoke to Cusey concerning Fish anil
asserts that Joseph was never in any
manner interested in the matter. The
men were taken into custody shortly
after the return of the indictments and
each case.
Holding Back Stock.
Chicago, April 14-Prices of beef
have advanced in every important
market of the United States The con-
sumner is paying the advance price.
which to him represents several cents
per pound over what he paid up 10
ten days ago. Swift e Co., Armour
and Nelson Morris state that no beef
has been supplied to the retail mar
kets of Chicago or to any other mar
ket of the country during the last
month and half except with a loss.
This. it is declared, has been partly
due to the fact that the breeders of
stock and the handlers of range cattle
have been holding back on supply I'm.
til the grass of the range becomes
nOurishing. Swift & Co., speaking for
the packing interest. issued the fol-
lowing. statement:
During the last six weeks the pro-
Queer of beef cattle has been receiv-
ing a dollar advance over past prices
for choice cattle This simply means
that the advance to the consumer in
prices would be abuot 81 on the one
',alf of choice cattle that can be used
for food purposes. The range cattle
producer is the master of the situa-
ton"
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
A New Purchasing AGENT.

Washington, April 1.-THE 18th
mian canal commission will establish
q purchasing depot in New York to be
In charge Of man selected BY Chair.
man Shonts. Maj. Hugh ]. Gallagher.
who 10 now purchasing agent. will go
% the Philippines.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Fired Into a Crowd.

Swaynesboro, Ca. April 14.-At a
negro frolic few miles in the coun-
try negro. whose name is not known,
fired a Winchester rife through the
room in which 40 or so negroes were
dancing. killing two women and one
man, with one shot.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26

Middleburg. KY, April 14.-Mrs.
Georgia r. Shelton. = popular teacher
in the schools Of Adams county. has
announced her candidacy for superin-
tendent OF schools, subject to the &C.
ton Of the republican primaries.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Buried In Kentucky sell.

Petersburg, KY. April 14.-Emposine
funeFaa services were held over the
remains Of J. Frank Grant, the grand
secretary and adjutant general Of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows, who died In Baltimore.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
State Plumbers Association.

Louisville, KY, April 1.-THE State
Plumbers association elected Jacob
Isaac, Louisville, president; George
Balme, Covington, vice president:
George F. ROser, secretary and treas
urer
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Pipe Lines a. Common Carriers.

Chicago, April lin the lower
house of the Illinois legislature Rep
resentative Miller was granted unani-
nous leave to have read a second
time his measure making pipe lines
common carriers. The bill was ad-
vanced to third reading.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26
Theatrieal MANAGER Dead.

South McAlester, I. T., April Ia
Frank whitman. business manager Of
che Gordon theater at Memphis, Tenn,
died at the station here immediately
after he stepped from train. He was
- ue0to - Cen Aptpnia T.,
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26

Springfield. H.. April 14.-Charies
n. Raundkamp. since 1893 instructor
in history and political science Of uli-
nois college. Jacksonville. was elected
president Of that college. He is q
graduate Of Cornell university.
The Adair County news., 1905-04-26

Sam Jett Charged With Incendiarism.
Winchester, KY. April 13.-Sheriff
McCOrd arrested Sam Jet on a war
rant from the Breathitt circuit court
charging him with incendiarism. 1t is
alleged that some years ago he burned
his dwelling house in Jackson in order
to collect the Insurance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

Minneapolis, Jan. after hurting
his 6.months.old baby into the midst
Of a pack of hungry wolves that de.
voured the infant while its mother
was making a desperate attempt to
save it, Henry Shoreby has disappeared
from his home in Willerton, a small
settlement in northern Minnesota, and
a posse Of armed men is on his trail.
The Minneapolis police habe been
asked to look out for Shoreby.
Having failed in every effort to save
her baby, Mrs. Shoreby is on the verge
of mental collapse, and her friends
fear she cannot survive the shock.
According to details telephoned to the
police headquarters, Shoreby and his
family were riding through thick
woods near his home when several
wolves attacked the horse.
Selling the child from the arms Of
it mother the frightened father threw
it to the animals, thinking hat this
act might save the lives of himself and
When Mrs. Shorebv saw the wolves
surround her baby she made an at
tempt at rescue. As her child was
.ossed into the air by the wolves the
mortified mother tried to spring from
he buggy, but was held back by her
husband. She begged Shoreby to al.
ow her to risk her life to a V her
but he was obdurate.
Directly before her eyes the infant
vas being crushed by the sharp teeth
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
A RELIABLE MEDICINE
A Reporter of The Capital Journal In
terviews Our Local Druggist, Mr..
G.. w. Putnam.
The Interview of Interest to Every
Person in Salem.

So many patent medicines and adver
tIsed curea are now offered to the pub
lie that our readers should be glad t.
know the opinion of n man who ha,
spent years in handling them, and profit
by his advice.
Said Mr.. Putnam: CATER having
sold drugs and all kinds and makes of
medicines for so many years, naturally
we have learned something about them,
their value and power to cure.
There is no one medicine that will
cure everything, but this | do know,
that if the people of Salem only re.
allied the wonderful curative and
strength'creating power Of Vinol, /
would not have clerks enough in my
store to put up the orders for it,"
Continued Mr.. Putnam: "'You see
Ninol is not a patent medicine, and it
actually does contain every one of the
90 odd medicinal curatiyes taken from
fresh Gods livers, with other vitalizing
ingredients. 1t contains no poisonous
drugs or nauseating oil, and YOU know
Just what you are taking, Vinol has
wonderful life.giving properties; it
tones up and i~nyigorates every organ
of the body to do it's work, and we
know it will make rich, red blood, build
up the depleted system and create
strength.
"Whcn ] tell you that we have never
sold in our store such Il valuable rene
dy as Ninol for the following ailments.
and that if it fails to accomplish what
we say it will, we will refund YOUR
money, it will show our faith in its
wonderful curative and yitalizing
powers.
''It vii lbuild mp rundown. tired. de-.
people. 1t will make the weak
md sickly strong and well. 1t will
make 'sh for thin people. 1t will
Increase the appetite. 1t will cure
nervousness, irritability and ]slcepless
''NS' II WI cure stomach troubles,
dyspepsia and indigestion. 1t will t
rich, red blood. 1t will make {
weak, puny, ailing children strong :
mt robust. II is the greatest strength ]
ner for weak women. II is a boon Is
o nursing mothers. 1t will positively
ure chronic coughs and colds. It cures !
ronchitis. II makes weak lungs strong S
mel is of untold value in CONSUMPTION h
nd all wasting diseases. For the con. e
al's'ont it has no equal as a strength. $
.akyr. D.
81 cannot make "a stronger state.
ent' and can only ask such people in "
d'm to try NinoI on my guarantee. " O.
w. Putnam, druggist. hi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
A MODEL PACIFIC
COAST COMMUNITY

Is presents the noble figure of a pic.
= necr ridcman, gazing to the west.
weapon in hand, and reminding the
4 rising generations of the hcroism and
| courage Of those ]pathfnders Of civil.
cation, many of whom have already
gone to their last resting places. Sa.
! home of the newcomer from the east,
all mingling in friendly enthusiasm
for the expansion Of the common
wealth Pages would be required to
give the past history Of the city and
to express it's aspirations for the flu
ture. It's public buildings are con.
structcd on a liberal scale. 1t has
beautiful residences, churches and
schools. 1t has wide streets and nan
fine private grounds in the city and
suburbs.
The city has a progressive govern.
mcnt. The mayor and members Of the
city council are mostly young men.
The board of education and the county
government are in the hands Of men
who arc in the prime Of life. The
county judge is the president Of the
State Good Roads league, and the
construction of broken rock roads is
well under way. The mayor of the
city is chairman of u committee on
several Of our principal streets.
This proves that the spirit of enter.
prise and progress is recognized and
well under way Of fulfllmcnt. What
more can We say that should be said
FOR any city! To tell the truth, this
% not a boom city and probably will
become 50. II is a city of slow
nd steady and substantial growth.
{ cannot be claimed that it is a rich !
although there is plenty of cap
al, and there are almost no poor PEG.
Ic. But it is a good, clean, home city,
it'll a fair average Of prosperity for q
lose who want to work aud live with.
their means.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
Spending Our Money on Fights.

: Th" issue that II, nearest the Prc,i-
dent 5 shcort, asserts Golfers for De.
ccmbcr q, is a large naval appropria.
tion, Colllcr's reluctantly SAYS. ''Prob.
ably h" is right, aud rhcu adds: cit
is one of those questions ON which the
best minds disagree, But it is "A dis.
mai topic for most sensitive pcoplc
these days, Whether necessary or not,
the smashing Of ironclads and mon is
distressing. sharp, close and true ne.
counts have taken away wars cxhila.
ration. It is now much like the
slaughter houses at Chicago. General
Nogi's second son was killed the 9th
or day at POS Metre Hin. His only
other son had been killed in another
desperate assault in May. We realize
the deaths of MakaroG aud Ncrcstcha.
gIn' and the possibility of Kmoki's
death, but tho other thousands are
canned into an anonymous mess like
MS many worms. Life observed one
of our largest thinkers the other day
IN one Of his darker moods-Lif, is nm |
informal swindlc,' Thousands hawai-
sand IT before, and thousands will say
H. hereafter. Nothing creates this
black, irouic view more than fine
Wholesale method Of c|xtinguishing nm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
FATHER THREW INFANT
BEFORE HUNGRY WOLVES

Iof the animals. Shorcby repeatedly
pulled his wife back into the vehicle
Terror-stricken and pulling her hair il
despair, Mrs. Shoreby was finally held
down on the bottom Of the buggy by
her husband. Pressing one foot against
the back Of his wife, Shoreby is said
to have seized the lines and whipped
the horses into a gallop.
The other Shoreby children, who
occupied part of the vehicle, witnessed
the awful scene, but they were too
frightened to move. Farmers along
the road leading to the Shoreby home
saw the team dash by, but they thought
nothing of it until they heard the
story of the wolves.
Shoreby stopped the horses in front
of his house and jumped over the
form of his wife lying beneath the
front scat. Throwing the lines to one
side, he leaped to the ground and dis
appeared in some thick woods nearby.
One of the Shoreby children sue
ceeded in ~arousing the mother. Five
minutes later she was on his trail. Ac-
cording to the report, nearly every
man living within u radius of 10 miles
Of the Shoreby home is now chasing
the father.
Mrs. Shoreby's condition is pitiful.
She continually grapples with men
Who are tyring to quiet her, begging
o be allowed to search for her child.
\ lynching, it is thought, may follow
he capture of Shoreby.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

is the rule in this mill-we care not
what 1t is in others. But that is only
n cardinal principle we claim-any.
body can give full weight-wo guar.
antee quality, as well, and that means
a whole lot to those who know. First.
good wheat second, good milling;
third, fair prices for the best to he
mad. We should have your orders for
Wild Rose flour.
Salem Elour+ooM ;(le
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
Sure Cure for Piles.

itching piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as well as
Bling, Bleeding or P%rotrudlng Piles
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. soc a jar at drug
glst, or sent by mail. Treaties free,
Write me about your case. DR.. 30
sanko, Phila., Pa.
Fore sale by DR.. S. c. Stone, druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02
HERE AND THERE

A public subscription has bee.
started in Holland toward repairing
the ruined cottage ut Zaandam il
which the Car Peter the Great live
while he was working as a navy il
the docks.
As an advertisement of its thrcaC
a well known firm has, after severa
attempts, connected Europe and AsiG
across the Bosoporous, says the Lon
don Financial Times, with 1850 yards
of cotton.
The deposition Of King Otto of Ba.
varia on the ground of his insanity,
and the proclamation of his uncle,
Prince Luitpold, who has been regent
since 1886, as king, are now being act
lively advocated.
One Of the largest gold nuggets ever
found in Colorado was recently picked
up mt Snowstorm placer, in Park
county, between Alma and Fairplay.
1t weighs l2O ounces and has a mar.
kct value Of $4,000.
Both men and women wore earrings
in ancient Rome, The latter were Is.
pocially ~eXtravagant. Senaca wrote
that some earrings worn by women
were so costly that a single pair was
worth the revenue Of a large estate.
An English farmer has been fined
for tying irecrackers to pigeons. He
explained to the court that letting off
pigeons with live ~frccrackcrs attached
to their legs was a common way of
training them for shooting purposes.
The Re-. Thomas Bates, who has
just completed % years work at st.
BALKAN, a suburb Of London,
mas kept a record of the number of
times he has preached during that
time, aud finds that he has delivered
$3.50 sermons.
a slip from S~hakcspcare's mulberry
tree at Standardization is to be set
mt opposite the town hall of the Dor
'ugh Of Southwark, London, which is
stones throw from the old Newing.
on theatre, whore Shakespeare acted
II l594-96.
Jesse Wood, Of Haywards, Cal, is
ryIng to raise funds for u monument
q the memory Of Juan Rodriguez
abiIlo, the Portuguese explorer and
navigator, who discovered California.
1nding in the bay Of san Drcgosin,
september, 1912.
Timothy J.. Lee, an American loco
motive engineer, has been held re-
ponsible for the wreckiug Of a train j
c was driving near Zacatccas, Mexi- /
D. and sentenced to hard labor in the I
ait mines for four years, He was !
ably hurt in the wreck. !
Tho largest peanut fields in the I
orId are in Guiana, ON the north !
'aSt OF Africa, Peanuts are grown ]
'cre by hundreds of tons, but the \
lality is inferior TO those grown in !
lis country. Most of the African I
'anutS are shipped to France. 4