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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-07-06
MRS. EDWARDS MUST HANG
Pardon Board Refuses to Grant He

Pardon Board Refuses to Grant Her
Communication.
Harrisburg, Pa. June 29.-The state
board of pardOns finally disposed OF
the case Of Mrs. Kate Edwards, the
Berks county woman under sentence OF
death for the murder of her husband.
by refusing to grant her commuta-
ton. There is no appeal from the de-
cisiOn of the board, which has twice
before refused to commute her SEN
tence. and Governor Pennypacker will
fix the date of her execution later
The case of Mrs. Catharine DAM, of
Philadelphia. under sentence Of death
for the alleged poisoning of her hus-
band. was held under advisement
DOUBLE DROWNING
Lads Attempt to Save Younger
Brother Ends In Death For Both.
HagerStown. Md. June 30.-Charles
and Dewey kimble. - and years of
age. sons of William kimble. of Will
Transport. this county. were drowned
in the Chesapeake & Ohio canal a
short distance from their home. The
bodies were recovered. being found
side by side at the bottom of the
canal. The SuppOSition is that while
| playing on the bank the younger boy
| fell into tho water and in the efforts
| of the older boy to rescue his brother
l both lost their lives
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-07-06

very interesting, as it presented 80
many fascinating subjects. Mr.. Bona
parte greeted each of the bureau
chiefs in a happy manner, and said 1t
would be his endeavor to do the very
best he could incidentally, he re-
marked that he already had received
a large number of letters from inven-
tors. who urged upon him the great
value Of their respective devices, some
of which were calculated to destroy
any enemy that might be confronted.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-07-06
ISRAEL DURHAM RESIGNS

David Martin Succeeds Him as Penn.
syIvania Insurance Commissioner.
Harrisburg. Pa. July 3.-Israel w.
Durham. of Philadelphia, has resigned
as state commissioner of insurance,
and ex-senator David Martin. whom
Durham succeeded several years ago
as the recognized Republican leader
of Philadelphia, takes his place. Dur
hams letter of resignation is undated,
as follows
Harrisburg, Pa.
Hon Samuel w. Pennypacker.
my Dear GOvernor:-l hereby ten
der my resignation as insurance COM
missioner to take effect upon the dp-
pointment OF my successor. In this
connection | desire to thank you for
the many conrtesies received at your
hands Wishing YOU every success.
| remain. Very truly yours.
Israel w. Durham
Governor PennypacEer made the Of
fetal announcement OF the chang in
the insurance department before leav,
ing for Schwenkviile. to remain over
the Fourth of July with his family.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-07-06
J.F.sTEvENs SUCCEEDS WALLACE

Former Rock island Official Selected
AS Panama Canal Engineer.
Washington. July Secretary Taft
appointed John F. Stevens. of Chicago,
chief engineer of the Panama canal
commission. with residence on the
lsthmus. Mr.. Stevens succeeds John
F. Wallace. whose resignation was &C
cepted. and his appointment takes eff
feet at once. Mr.. Stevens also will be
made general manager of the Panama
railroad He will not be Il member of
the Isthmian canal commission His
salary will be $4,000 a year Mr.
Stevens is now in the service of the
Philippine commission as government
railroad expert in the construction of
1000 miles of Philippine railways
about TO be built under government
aid.
Mr.. Stevens was until recently vice
president and general manager of the
Rock Island system. and formerly was
chief engineer and general manager of
the Great Northern railway. He con-
structed the Rocky mountain division
OF the latter road. He has had extend
ed experience in the projection. con.
struction. operation and management
Of large enterprises.
Extra bargains in samples at Parker
Two CD. Big lot just arrived.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-07-06
Live Stock Markets.

TO THE GOLD LEAF
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-07-06
JUDGE GRAY AN ARBITRATOR
illinois Mine Trouble to Be Adjusted
at Wilmington, Del.

Chicago. July /. Judge George
Gray. of Wilmington Del. accepted
the invitation "a: tue arbitration board
appointed at the conference OF Illinois;
miners and operators 10 act as the
fifth member of the board in deciding
the question of whether the miners or
operators of Illinois shall pay for spe-
cial shot frers. who must be employed
after July ! in all Illinois mines. The
board will hold its sessions in Viii
mington.
When the last legislature of Illinois
passed a law. compelling the employ
ment of special shot frers in mines
the Operators Association asserted
that if the operators had to pay for
these shot firers they would close the
mines on July /, as the law in effect
annulled a contract between operators
and miners. 1t was finally decided tC
arbtrate the questions at issue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
WR/GHTS PAINTING OF
PRESIDENT BRIGHAM Young
nrnHnI nr,,nif

torlallY IN hIs work hy the fact that N
few years ago IN Paris he painted "
portrait Of John W. Young, aud other
mcnbors Of the family
The portrait w noticeable lrRt NJ all
for iis taugibillty The subtle
power Of the artist that makes
a picture stand out from the
canNaB uS being with the ape
ponanco of weight ana substance, N
a special Feature Of much of Mr.
WrlRhtH woIk, aud rs very evident ~
this work.
The portrait ~ OF a slnndng figure,
ana cNory Inc speaks of character and
pOwor Tho pose " graceful natural
ana easy ana, according 10 those who
know President Young boyt, N very
Characteristic Of the man, No IN shown
standing by a table OF pioneer model,
Ms lpit hand resting on II hook ana his
right gracefully holding the lapel of
hls frDck coat, Tho face and form are
well modelled Tho llkenoBs is a striking
one, II Nv pronounced tho best that
wac ever painted OF him The arm de-
termination, which k the H,rong feature
Of Ia mouth, 10 modified admirably BY
the kindly expression OF the eyes, rour-
age YIN power, strength, ana a somo-
thmg IN the pos0 which tells OF latent
the picture LOOKING at the face ana
figure ono can imagine him nv the har.
dy pioneer, the shrowd man Of affairs,
the loldor Of his people the executive
Of u commonwealth and his iltneas, TO
stan IN "a prophets Office. or TO govern
IN Kindness a family HIS humanity ana
his spirituality are equally Well brought
out 4 person who had never heard of
or seen President Young would know by
the pnlnung, nat II portrayed a man Or
character
Members ~ the family were warm IN
their prnlFo NJ the work II N pllll the
property OF Prof Wright, but a euggos'
lion has been made that some steps
be- taken TO purchase II for presents"
ton 10 the brigham Young college,
which hus not, ~ present painting OF
iis founder
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To Now York In IN Hours,

on and after June llth "The penns
fylydua Special" OF the Pennsylvania
Short Line WIN run from chicago ~
New York tOlO mlleD IN is hours, II
win icnyo chicago every day ~ 2i5 y,
~, arriving at New York next morn
Ing AZ Oit Returning II Will leave
New York every day ut 1858 y, M ar
nyng at Chicago next morning nj !. 90,
The business mans opportunity 70"
The next morning back IN Chlcago.
"rho Pennsylvania Special" clghtocn-
hour.train between Chicago ana Now
York viii be equipped with NostIbulod
and Electrlc.llghtod Libmry'smoking
Dnng and Compartments Observation
rnra For full information address
Goo T nun, $40 iIth st., Denver
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PROVO DEPARTMENT.


notified Mayor Roylanee that AUG. a
win Ne Provo day NJ the exposition IL
IA thought an excursion may ~ from
hero to attend tho oAposlllon Of that
day
Tho lectures on Engliah by Prof New.
tom scott OF the University Of Michigan.
advertised 10 be giycn before tho Dee.
orot Summer Institute here, comnouc.
INK tho Sth, have been postponed TN
tho card on account Of Prof SCOTS lu.
ability 10 como before that time
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ST. GEORGE.
INCREASEIN TAN VALUATIONS
Missionary Farewell Tsndsred Elder NJ
", Harmon Case OF smallpox.
Special Correspondence,

Special correspondence,
81 George, Washington Goa June s.,
The county teachers examination be"
Kan this morning IN the woodward
school building,
The county commissioners have been
IN session ~ a board OF equalization
this week. The county assessor re-
ported an Increase OF nearly $4,000
valuation In Tho county over last years
assessment, ana yet tho commissions
crs made u good many raises, chiefly Oh
personal property.
The Dixie Advocate, owned by VIII.
knson Bros, OF Cedar CITY, has IN
stalled now editor IN the 81, George
ONCE In the person Of Leo Pickett, ono
Of our g. George boys, His many
friends wish him success IN his now
venture
Last Thursday Elder NJ, NJ, Harmon
len for n mission 10 The Sandwich ~.
lands, ON the Tuesday evening proc
vlouR, q nno missionary farewell party
was held IN the Social han IN bis hon-
or Refreshments were served ana n
good program rendered A nice purse
was made up for his benefit,
We have u case Of smallpox IN town,
Miss Ethel Eardloy but the attending
physician, pr r. ] Woodbury. thinks
he win bo able 10 prevent the conta-
glon from spreading
The weather N now very hot ana
diy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

Special correspondence,
I OGAN june SION tho occasion
| Of Tho recent visit Of the Young
- Family association 10 Logan, tho
members wor1 surprised and
pleased to see IN the banquotmg han
AT the -. Y, college a ne si2ed por'
trait of President Brigham Young, the
work Of Prof A. -, Wright a very
Talented artist who recently returned
from parla, and who now holds tho
profcggoVhp Of art ut tho brigham
Young college II win be remembered
that Mr. Wright Won the state prize Of
$500 last year for ;ho best painting
by n resident Utah artist
The work done on the portrait Of
President Young was pronounced oN'
ccllcnt by the members OF the family
ana, considering the disadvantages un.
der which the artist lahorvd, II shoNH
tdlon, of "A high order IN a talk win
a News representatives, Mr. WrlRht
eaid that Ne had long cherished de-
Hlrc 10 paint this subject ana months
Ugo lac saw the possibility Of doNotlng
time TO tho work ~ proparatlon
he went 10 SAT- Lake aud obtained pho'
toH, talked with uoWtinluncoH of the
great pioneer ana with moWborH of nj
nmily studied his features irom "a
Bcora OF photographs, noting The dlncr-
onl moods IN which the camera caught
him, and The charn 'lorlstlc attitudes
and pesos, \ deep study Wne mndo of
the predominant qualities of hiH NINA,
ana Of the power ana courage and vigor
with which he undertook ana acc0m-
plIshod things,
Aflor an exhaustive study of the man
ana hla character Mr. Wright made a
series Of sketches ana submitted them
TO such OF the family and othors, aa
could best oftcr criticisms ana rug-
Robuong, among whom were Hon,
Moses Thatcher ana Mrs Hlna y, card,
and gradually thoro was developed In
the artists mind conception Of the
man us he appeared IN HE, THIS con.
coplon was with much care and talent
conveyed 10 canvOH ana the result N
a portrait possessing raro qualities OF
strength and naWralncsh
Mr. Wright believes he was aided ma
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EUREKA.
WlLLCRLEBR ATRTHET FOURTH
Deaths Rseord-psInful Aseidsn, sad
Gaze OF Dosertlon and DestItu,los,

"'' w "ots''on nnu pestltutloH,
Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co, June Sat a maes
meeting OF the citizens OF Eureka, held
az tho city han Wednesday evening,
mo Following were elected a commit.
teo TO make preparations for the pro.
per celebration OF Independence dav,
Gus j, llonrod, Herbert Hopes, d. j,
lWssel, Charles VI, Hush, Henry Ma.
llsh, James u, Slack, George owens and
Joseph Wirthlln, subcommittee will
po appointed 20 helm carry out an OK.
collenl program,
DEATH RECORD,
The infont son Of Mr. and Mrs, e. e,
Choandor died at their homo M Nam.
month Monday me remains were
shipped Tuesday 20 Mona for burial,
Bohtlo, The. tensyoar.old daughter Of
M George Jones Of Robinson died at
Provo ON sunday last, and funeral SER
wees were held at that city Tuesday
afternoon,
/, Adolph Martin died at the Tnuo
Hospital Saturday last from an attack
az paralysis Deceased was 20 years
~ age and has been resident OF Tin.
tie since 1886, lie leaves no relatives
80 far az known. Funeral services
were held Tuesday and Intcrmont took
place IN the Eureka cemetery.
NJ a, Bird OF NprIngville has been
appointed agent of the II, q. w. rail.
way AT this place vice O, u, Botts, re-.
signed.
The Tlntio Lumber company closed
M tho Jensen dance hall ana saloon
NJ Robinson Tuesday under attachment
proceedings, for n bill Of $500 against
the proprietor The Fisher Brewing
Go, OF Salt Lake also have II claim
against Jensen for 800
An examination ~ teachers for tho
schools ~ Juab county win be held at
Nephl on June \, 0 and no.
sheriff Whitehead has discovered n
sad case of restitution IN lower town
4 short time ago Peter Reed deserted
his wfo and four children, leaving
them without any Of the necessities OF
llfc The sheriff provided the family
with food and secured medical assist
nnco for Mrs Reed,
The Sir Knights OF Tlntio Tent No
lS, X O, 4, NJ VIII decorate tho
graves ~ their departed members next
sunday afternoon Tho Ladies' Of tho
Maccahoes VIII hold memorial services
nt l. O, q II, hall sunday night Nv.
honor OF thor deceased mombore,
Thomas NJ, Calvert, cripple, resId.
Ing In dutch town" was iakon to
NophI Wednesday for examination os
10 his sanity,
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MANTI.
WEDDING BELLS.
No Race suicide In sanpsts's Capital
promislns Crop prosreela,

No Race suicide In sanrstss Capital
promisIss Crop prosreela,
Npcoial Correspondence.
Manl sanpcto Co.. Juno s--Farmera
are rejoicing over the prospects before
them, Everything indicates coed
harvest,
Peter a, poulpen'a now residence IN
nearing completion, The brlcklayora
are through, and the carpenters have
the roof on,
WEDDING BELLS,
Four OF MoniI's young people were
married In the Mantl Temple yostor.
day,
Frederick w, Cox and Miss Jennie
Bench had a very elaborate reception
az the home of the brides parents Mr.,
and Mrs, Geo, ", Bench, About $50
guests were invited,
OWING TO the illness Of Mrs, ~ H.,
Peterson, only the immediate relatives
VI the bride and groom were invited 10
enjoy the supper given by Bishop ana
Mrs. N, n, Petersen IN honor OF tho
marriage Of their daughter, KIretlno
M, to Joseph H. Bench.
There IN no fear OF race suicide IN
Mantii Eighteen babies were blessed
In fast meeting last Sunday
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PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS


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array Of able teachers selected Tor the
ensuing year, that the next year viii
be the most Huccoegful IN the history
Of the Cassa stake academy
a goodly number of oakley people
have gone 10 salt Lake 10 attend tho
young peoples conference,
u, j. iowolls made a trip TO Boise
this week IN the interest OF Oakleys
new state bank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
Jus, What Everyone Should %.

MT ] r. Barber o. lrwnYlllc, Ca al.
cole, Cholera and Dlarrhooa Remedy at
hand ready for instant use, Attacks OF
cole cholera morhus and diurrhoon come
on NO suddenly that there ~ NO umo 70
hunt doctor or 80 90 tho store for mod.
cine. Mr. nathor says, ~ have tried
Chamberlan's collie, Cholera and Dair,
hocn Remedy which w one Of tho best
incidence I over saw | keep bottle OF
II IN my room 40 J havo had several a..
lacks Of collie and n has proved 10 be the
best medicine | over used" Sold by all
Huggipta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
COALVILLE.
.-.a.-.-ss.
SPECIAL ROND ELECTION
TO Decide on Municipal Lighting plsn, TO-
Business suspended for nall Dame,

Special Correspondence,
Conlvlllo, summit Coz June s,--Wo
had Il very heavy windstorm last eve.
ming, winding up with n nice rain
Tho county board OF equalization
was IN session Monday ana Tuesday
very fow complaints Nore m0dQ
A number OF people took advantage
OF the excursion rate 10 the v NJ, NJ,
T. a, conference and went TO Salt
Lake,
Thursday afternoon was u general
holiday hero, all The buslQogs houses
closing UP, The Coop, employees and a
chants IN town crossed bats No the CITY
park Tho game was holly contested,
Tho score being % 10 ", IN favor. ~ the
Co-op. team. Many OF the people TOOK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
SNOWVILLE.
WILL BUILD RESERVOIR,
plph,herIn Cases school Closing New
Residences Telephone Rumofa

Special Correspondence.
anowyllo BoNcldcr co.. juno "a
number OF cases Of diphthclia have oo,
CURED hero recently, all are now con-
liIshop 4 uoodfo aud MI Fred llurd
are erecting new residences,
Contracts have been lot 10 Edward
RYAN of Corrmno FOR the construction ot
IA reservoir hero, estimated " hold Aup
aero feet " water Work ~ expected 10
bogln In toW days
Tho Primary school cotod last Friday
tho higher grades run a week longer
There ny fumor ot installing, NC lcle'
phone and daily mail w Pnowvllo ana ud'
Joining towns They are very much
needed,
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OAKLEY, IDAHO.
OAKLEY STATE BANK OPENS.
Cassla stake Academy principal ana
Music Director brass band,

Special Correspondence,
oakley CAssla CO., Ida June S,-.The
oakley state bank viii open Tor busl-
ness tomorrow morning, juno o. win
capital Of $4,000, Hector g. llalght
Of this place In vice president ana
saml llalyeraon Of Salt Lake IN
cashier Oakley Ia a splendid l0ca.
ton Tor bank, and II Ii Just ~ oot-
tain that the bank win be u good thing
for our town, The locul members "
tho board Of directors are ~ followH,
H. G, Halghb John H. smith, B, i,
lIowells and y, y, Worthlngion
cAssIA STAKE ACADEMY,
Tho services Of Prof 4. NJ Morrill,
have bcon secured Tor principal OF The
CNsea stake academy Prof Merrill
N q successful educator, and he win
shortly mako his homo IN oakley and
east his LOT with the good people Of
Caesia, Prof Otto has also hcen ems
ploycd TO take charge Of the musical
department OF the Same institution,
Mr., Otto WIN teach vocal and instru-
mental music, organ and plano touch.
Ing a speciality II " also the aim OF
the board Of education to organize
good brass band In connection with the
academy
II IN believed that with the etrong
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The patrons Of the Deseret News In
Murray and vicinity arc notified that
Mr. j. =, Barlow, manager Of the
branch In Murray, has resigned, and
that tho management OF tho Desoret
News In that section will hereafter be
IN the hands Of Mr., l., ", Lauritzon,
The News" Murray oflico win main
with the Eagle AZ hitherto. Any COM
plants regarding delivery, etc. = be
given prompt attention II made either
by mail. telephone or In person OF the
Branch onice
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Cuban pIhrrhoea,

4. q, soldiers who served IN cuba dur.
ing the Spanish war know what thlB ~.
ease IT, and that ordinary remedies have
llltlo moro eject than 80 much water Gu.
ban dinlrhoca " almost ns severe ana
dangerous M u mild attack ~ cholera
There N one remedy however, that can
always be- depended upOn az VIII 90 soon
by the following certificate from Mrs,
Minnie Jacobs on Houston, Texas, ~
hereby certify that Chambornln's Cole
Cholofn and Diarrh0on Remedy cured my
husband Of a severe attack " cuban
dlnrrhOoA, which IN brought homo nom
Cuba We had several doctors but they
did him no good ono bottle of this rem,
cdy cured him ~ our noiRhhora Will tvs,
tify | thank ulod Cor HQ valuable u med,
feline" For sale by all Druggists.
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START WITH A DIME

and open savings account with w.
small and LARGE accounts ara wel'
SALT LAKE SECURITY n TRUST
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