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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-07-06
SENATOR MITCHELL CONVICTED
Jury Recommends Mercy of the
Court.

Portland, July 3,-On almost the
strok of II O'Clock tonight the Jury in
the case of United States Senator John
H. Mitchell returned verdict of guilty
as charged.
TIE jury recommends the defendal t
to the mercy of the court.
The charge is that Mitchell, while
occupying high position, accepted Pc
cuniary compensation for practicing be-
fore the federal departments at Wash
ington.
There was little belief in the city that
speedy verdict would be reached and,
when the hours wore away. and the
jury hung far into the night, hope, even
among the remaining few in the court
room, ebbed to The lowest stage.
A few minutes before III o'clock the
baiIif, as he had been number of times
before, was summoned to the jury room.
A moment later he reappeared and con-
municated to those in waiting that the
jury had agreed
Judge De Haven, the attorneys, and
the aged senator, whose last days were
TO be crowned with disgrace, were sum
moned, and, il an incredibly short time
they Appeared Judge De Haven, as
cending the bench without removing
his overcoa', directed that the jury be
brought ia Tuey flied in and took
their places in the Jury box. Captain
!. A. SIaaen, ce'k X Of the court, was
handed tie verdict by the foreman,
and, opening it proceeded to read it
amid the crash aud the rattle of fire.
works exploded in the streets on all
Jur sides OF the court house
Captain Sladen spoke low, and, with
the din wihtodt, but two sentences of
the verdict wsre audible, ''guilty as
charged" and recommended to the
mercy of the court"
The aged senator received the ver-
dict with frtitude. Severe and evil
IDENTITY unexpected as was the blow, he
showed no outward sign save by CHASTITY
pslor and a nervous stroking of his beard
that Le felt the blow.
As Captain SlAden concluded, Judge
De Haven said: "Gentlemen, is this
your verdict"
ut is," responded the fore eman.
ClerS SlAden polled the jury, and
Judge De Haven directed that it be dis
charged. When these proceedings were
complete, Judge Bennett arose and, on
the part OF Senltor Mitchell, moved 70,
q new trial.
Judge De Haven directed that the
motion be continued till next Monday
and declared the court adjourned.
All morning and portion OF the af-
ternoon was consumed by Heney in
finishing the last argument of the pros
ecution. He devoted large part of
the tine in demonstrating to the jury
that Mitchell must have known where
the alleged illegal fees came from. In
alludng to Mitchel's age and long
service, be compared him to Lord Bacon,
who, in his old age, notwithstanding
his services to his county, greater far
than Mitchell's, was tried and convicted
by the house of lords, and sentenced to
be imposed.
Judge De Haven delivered the charge
10 the jury Immediately on the con-
cIsion of Heney's speech The charge
was fair and satisfactory to both pal ties.
He tod the jury it was its duty to con-
Wet ii there was no reasonable doubt
as to his guilt, otherwise the verdict
should be for scquit;al. The gist of the
matter Was whether Mitchell knew st
the time the money was paid what and
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-07-06
HEPPNER OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1906

had done work before the department
expecting compensation. This act was
for the jury to decide.
The case went to the jury at 8 80
o'clock.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-07-06
CITY COUNCIL.
Usual Amount Of Business at Reg.
ular Meeting.

The city council met in regular
session at the council chamber
Monday evening.
Councilmen Noble, Cohn, Farms
worth and Warnock answered to
roll call with Mayor Gillian in the
chair.
Petitions of Phil Metschan, Jr.,
and McNamee and Donnelly fer
liquor licenses were granted.
An ordinance to prohibit the use
of barbed wire ON fences within
the city limits of Heppner was
read second time.
An ordinance to license bill
posters was read secopd time.
A petition to allow business
houses to remain open on Sunday
was laid on the table.
The following bills we're allowed: :
Slocum Drug Co. .......$ Is 65
Heppner Transfer Co..... 10 90
b. 3. Driskell ....... 25
e. +. Neal. 5 so
Ernest Cupper -. ....... 2 SO
J. ". Rasmus. 49,. 60 90
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-07-06

The Heppner GaEette-the news of Nor
row County; The Weekly Oregonian-the
news and thought of the world. Both at
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-18

Serve Till ApriI.-Under the terri torial law governing incorporated cities the regular election is held in April The gentlemen who have been named to form the first city council in Douglas will serve until next April. Then new council will be elected to serve two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-18

Benson's New Bank.-The Citizen's $ bank at Benson opened it's doors for business on Monday morning. MT
 Hanks, the president of the bank, and who was in Benson to see the bus mess started, says that all anticipa- tions for the new enterprise have been fully realized in the beginning.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-18

A train load of blooded stock was taken over this morning on the Naco- zari train for Sonora
 Another train of the Hysham & Neal cattle were shipped out last night to Wyoming, via Fl Paso and the Rock Island.
 Section Foreman Anderson has his gang at work today cleaning up the yard and cutting the weeks that have sprung up as a result of the recent rains.
 Harry Newberry, who has been working as a switchman and night foreman for several months left last night flor Fl Paso where he goes to enter the service of another line
 G. W. Newman. who has just been transferred from the position of yard master at Douglas to conductor, made his maiden trip when he return ed last night with the pay car from a trip to Benson.
 E. B. Wilhoit, acting yardmaster for the E. P. & s. w. has just resigned his position to take a position in the train service. The vacancy is being temporarily filled by Foreman Collins, who has been working as foreman of one of the engines -or some months.
 The car department is having it's hands full just now in keeping up with the work that is being brought here and the new shops are badly needed. Recently there have been a number of small accidents on the line that have put a number of cars in bad order. and these are filling up the tracks in the shop.
 Visitors in the city from Fl Paso bring the report of the progress being made on the new Greene line into the southwest, of the state of Chihuahua. The starting of the actual cOnstruc- tion work has been delayed for some time owing to various causes, but it is now announced that work will soon be started and that on the first of the month daily service on the llne will be resumed and that Conductors Car penter & Preston. who have been with the line for a number of years, will be in charge of the trains. As soon as the company gets down to actual con struction it is expected the service will have to be increased. The com pletion of this project means great deal for the southwest and especially Douglas and the mining camps in this section. as a part of the project is to build across country to Cananea and such line will pass through a rich mineral and agricultural section. that can be made tributary to Douglas by the securing of this line.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-18
W. H. SESSION CONVICTED.

The trial of W. H. Sisson for the murder of a man named Robey near Solomonville, came off in the district court of Graham county last week. The jury brought in verdict of guilty and fixed the punishment at life i'm prisonment. Sisson and Robey had trouble for a long time over water which came to their adjoining ranches from the Graham mountains.
 Sissons went to Graham county from Bisbee two years ago and Ce veloped by means of an artesian well a valuable ranch in what is known as the artesian belt in Graham county.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-18
THE oRnpoRrr HOTEL.

El Paso Is enterraInIng maHy o' the people from Bisbee, Douglas. Can nes, and surrounding towns. It ia suggested that when In the Pasl Cur they try the orndorft kotsL Il has Handsomely furnished roomz Is so pleasantly situated on the Plaza and tie cuisine of the highest class that visitors win be Thoroughly sat lsned with thsi- yiEit to the Oradorff
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-18
sIssEE QUEEN MEETING.

The Bisbee Queen owners will meet Saturday afternoon at the Miners & Merchants Bank iz this city for the purpose of ratifying the sale of the property that has been practically consumated. Immediately after the ratification the final steps in the mat ter of the sale will be taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-18

Dave Clark, one of the pioneers of the Clifton mining country, was a passenger yesterday afternoon en- route to Tombstone on business. Mir. Clark has been for many years mas ter mechanic of the shops of the Ari- zona Copper company and the A. & N. M. railroad in Clifton. On his res turn from Tombstone it is his inten- tion to stop at Douglas and take a look at the city which has attracted so much attention by its wonderful growth r
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-18

Col. Greene at Cananea.-Col. Greene passed through Douglas yester- day afternoon, on his way to Cananea from his hunting trip in the Sierra Madre mountains. He was accOmpan- jed by " H. Brophy, of Bisbee, and Dr. Galbraith, of Cananea. The eastern senators and congressman returned directly home from Fl Paso. The hunting party went more than two hundred miles into the mountains be- yond the end of Col. Greene's Sierra Madre railroad track, packing their supplies, camp equipment and am intuition on mules. Col Greene ex- pressed himself as well pleased with the trip and including two bear the game encountered and killed consisted of deer and turkey. Col. Greene stat ed that he expected to be in Cananea for two days ar l would then return to New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-18

Noted Hunter.-With the Greene hunting party which returned yester- day from the Sierra Madre mountains was Chas. Montgomery, the noted lion killer and all around hunter. wno has been in the mountains and on the plains of Arizona for the last quarter of a century. During the Indian troubles he was a scout, but for years he has devoted his time to hunting and killing lions in the vicinity of the big cattle ranches, as protection for the young stock In addition to the rewards for the animal scalps he has been in the pay of the stockmep, For six years he has been at the San Rafael ranch, first in the employ, of Colin Cameron and now in the employ of Greene and Proctor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-18

County jaii csowded.-Sheriff Hunt arrived in town this forenoon to serve subpoenas on R. s. Maclay, Sam An gius and A. K. Adamson As members of the grand jury which meets in Tombstone May 31. Mir. Hunt stated that there were more prisoners in the county Jail at the present time than ever before in the history of Cochise county. There are i5 in there now either convicted or awaiting trial. Three of them on the charge of mur- der.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-24
THE CRESSET

JAH-Ville Colony.
NORWOOD, MO.
Rev. Il. s. Garrett. Editor
AND PUBLISHER
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-24
QUESTION. NO. Is.
Mountain Grove, Mo.
May. %, 1909.

Rev. LIS. Garrett,
Norwood Mo,
Dear Sir: send in o list Of ques-
tion, which ] hope you will he 50
kind rs to ans. III the. "Worlds
CREssrT.'i
latter the creation of the Heaven
and the Earth. how long time was it
before God divided the light from the
darkness?
G--What is meant ly, saw four an
gels standing on the fonr corners Of the
Earth, is that sufficient proof that the
Earth is square,
3-Was it Adams. Ewes, or tho ser
pents fault, that Adam and Eve ate OF
the fruit which they we're forbid NO
10 touchl
(which you think does the mos
good, to preach sermon in loud
boisteroues tone or in q low and more I,
spec,fnl toner
5--How many times does the wore
reverend occor in the Bible, an'
whercy
6--How will the last resurrection be-
7--WhM does the words. Alpha ans
Omega signify
Hoping 70 see tue ans. 10 these in til
WORLDS CnEssEr'
remain Yours Truly
Vic Vandyk
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-24

estate and leave their Habl:ation-
lisa. Ia. la-l5; Luke 10; IS Con.
6; 2to S End Pet 2: 4, Jude G.
when Adam add Eve were Great.
ed they were the only two Human
beings, md they we're pure in
their nature. but could not see
u spiri,, and as the Devil was a
spirit, therefore he (satanl had To
seek among the beast Of the field
to get medium thru whom ho
could deceive the only woman
then living, Aud Of tho beast, -
the serpant being more subtitle and
therefore more suitable than any
other for satan 10 work thru. he
was taken, and like satan now ap.
proachel man thru man as the
medium. always begins tGmporing
with our duty, or obligations TO
God, so he takes the Only COR.
mand that the violation OF, would
be dcnlh TO the Human race.
and he sad unto Eve "yca Tor
Yes) hath G. d said, yc shall not
rat oI every tree Of the garden?
4 And the woman said 49, we MAY
\ EAT " the fruit Of the trees OF
\ the garden But OF the fruit of
The tree which is in the midst OF
the garden God hath said, ye
shall not cat Of it, neither shall We
tuch it lest ye die.
And the scrpant said unto the
woman, EYE SHALL NOT surely
DIE" Gen. 3: IA,
Now here is what God had said
unto Adam --."And the Lord God
ndcd the man, saying, Of
every tree OF the garden thou
MAYEST FREELY EAT: But of
, the tree OF the knowledge Of good
and evil, thou shalt NOT cat Of IT,:
tor in the day thai thou catest
thereof thou shalt surely die, -
] Gen. 9: IL, II.
. So we find they did eat, the sour
! grape Of sin, by transgressing the
: law gwen to them. Gen. 3 &, lG,
II.
Where no law is, there is no
/ trausgrcssion. Rom. 4: Is.
Y Whosoever commlttcth sin trans
b gresseth also the law; for SIN is
u the transgresslon of the law,'-.l
John 3 4. Nay, | had not known
sin, but by the law: for had not
i known LUST" except the law
Q had said, Thou shalt not covet. -
i Rom. q 7, Out every man is
y tempted, when,hc is drawn away
: Of his own LUST" and enticed
Then when nLUST" hath con
ceived. The mind being imbued
, with lust. IL bringeth forth sim
aud SIN when tits finished, bring
% eth forth DEATH. - JAS. l: IA
! 10. The wages OF SIN Is
/" DEATH Rom, 6: %. "Where.
fore, as by cone MAN SIN
A entered INTO THE WORLD, and
ltIand DEATH by sin; and SO Tin
ID this way) DEATH passed upon
70 ALL MEN, tboth Jews and Gen
!, tile Tor that ALL have sinned. =
a Rom. 8; y.
~ TO be Continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-24
The Adam
ties as Viewed
rs y, II, ROBERTS
Saginaw Ark.
CONTINUED from last week.

CONTINUED from last week.
A fuihoroncc gave hrs little son
the folIowinG problem to solve
IA eat having fallen into 4 well ~
fl deep would Climb up 2 II. in al
day, and fall back 3 II, at night
how long al thai rate would it take
the en- 10 reacb the top Of the
well?
In CeessEr Vol 4 No, 3 for May
the llh. have d Similar problem.
AT the rate Of 81 Columns OF
the Bros aad | J Of =. a. Smons
questions; 10 about 4 answcrs by
Imr, when WI yun readers be able
no read the AS !" those questions
they have beer asking me-
am wondering il the Bro. is
mot wishing in his vcrr heart that
IA wauid never Wy to Ans, those
questions. But never mind Bro
1 / will Ans. enough 70 proee--fb That
Of one blood God bath made all
nations Of men. Acts r.: %
For we are pIso his offspring
verse 2sj Yonr question that
first catches our eye is " Wa,
Christ always spiritual: ~ say
1.-The son of God was the beginn
ing Of The Creation Of God, and
was therefore the very first thing
aud we might say all the thing
that Jehovah God did create-.Rev
3; II
He and Jehovah God were thei
all the beings there was In Heb
Mp. we learn the worlds wer
made by him (the soo) Ihu
included other heavenly beings 2
Angelic sons Of God; and while th
first which was the heginn
i inc Of the Creation MAS tn
Special Agent Of jehovah in crea
ing the things You and | hay
been ranging about Yet il woul
be more reasonable for US to pre-
same that those other sons Of Go
: had hand in creating our world
than many things you have pre-
sumed for we do find that they Ar
! gelic sons) were so muc in sympa
thy With The work OF creation thu
q they we're able to shout Tor il
/. when the foundations Of our cart
). was laid job. 3S. q 7 BY hi
n (A'pha) was all things made thu
r was made, He (the Alpha the wor
y or Logos) was in the heginnin
with (the) God and he was e
God. u ohm /: l-3. SO | say th
son of God WAS created splr
being. he 1ad the glory OF srir
nature, and us he was the Father
" SPECIAL Agent in creating all o'bt
-" things he was therefore superl'
to all other created things-intlu'
Y ing Angels-wiiich was also sl
~ erior 10 man, fol- man was made
= little lower (inierlor) than Il
Angels; because man was naturi
! human or animal nature. while q
heavenly beings We're spirit being
All thee reated things of each sp
cia, or nature vac very good, al
I, pare when they were created,
= appears that one of the bright 81
: morning stare, or sou of u
T morning, aspired 70 greater glol
~ than he was entitled too and fe
. from the purity Of his nature; AZ
=. very likely, thea takon an acti'
Y ssssssaysg7Ss1 as sE
IA ---~-----
- IN Tl n
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-24
QUESTION NO. Is.

Why did God say to one class Of PEG
pile that he would provoke them 10
jealousy with people that We're net q
people? why were they no, people,
Isee; Deut 81 SD
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-24

longs W LlleIH nbo Wy
TO show by their faith and good
works and deeds, ander the law
of Moses. that they were and
are children of God And again.
IN speaking Of the lazy q liberty
under which the GenNles are
now kept. shows Us there we're
a difference between the ones
that James we're talking 10, and
the ones that were To be lndged
according 70 the law Of liberty
The twelve tribes arc 10 show
| their faith 10 Christ by cbeyinR
! the works ana cnstons y the'f
law. that God had gwen them as
an everlasting covenant, aud tue
sim Of circumcision rs a sea-; ana
for them to disobcy 10 me least
commandment, proves them guilty
of All But The Gentilcs through
lfaith in Christ, in the law o. liber"
| ~. show themselves hers q 500
and joint heirs with CHRIST.
Wherefore he says TO the jaws,
| Even VI faill. II il bWh not works i
dead being alone.
Yen, man f. jess maf say ih"a
hasl faith, and / have works she"
| me nv faith without Thy works, and
W. STEW thee my faith by my works
James 2-l,--lS
Now then we find that James
agrees with Paul, IN regard 70 the
difference 10 the way OF worship
ing God, of the Gentiles, and Jews
The Jews being under the law
which agrees with this scriptures
| - lie, a.,
fo' "' many 80 "N
'''e ia" ny $3.50 ~
"'l"en' oi'''' s
'lpOe'N no - az '"'"7
ten IN the oook o' ''e ~" " Wv '"e''
Gal 3--lo'
And both OF these men arg :
harmony WIN wha' IS written y
'n0 0ooA -
4 cursed oc nc ''"' o''"''Ne'" ~ !"
! 'ne WORDS VI '"'' ~" " y ''''' ~
g =" ~
4 In
l ~ a;ea ia,
5 con,;,,
e. ~ ~ uo,,.to.;,r
G MA ~ All ha,on.
y -. oL;o, .a go,
v rh;, ~
e - ,na,;eadh,, tho .
sa,,s II s,r,o,l,
81 ,.,a. ~ ~
n c,,o,,.1;.aooto ga "a {,
,, .L,I 49, +
le .leo s-a
is
But that no ma" : Jus''ue" ny y
$ law in the s'sn' 81 'o'' \ : 'V''eN'' i
fhe jas' shall iiye % 'aHh'
And the law is not of iailh but II
man that doeth them shall live in theI
Gal 8ll--ls,
e ARa'o' Wy -" : !, 49, Z r.,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-24

1.-THE PRONUNCIATION OF the gospel
which Christ committed unto
him. Nov. in connection with
these facts, before US, we shall
| mote carefully what one OF the
inspired pens men Of the apos
1 tolic tiiaes has said upon this sub.
lject, This mans name is James,
! the Lord 5 brother; who seemed
to be q pillar IN the Church Of
Christ.
His epistle was written unto
| the twelve tribes Of The jews,
land from him, we will take INST
such portions of his epiStle, az
laYe in connection with what we
have Just said. And with such
we will establish the truth.
+ James, we must understand, was
Ian apostle Of the gospel Of cir
cumcision; and he writes to the
believing Jews, and says
Let the brother Of low degree rtj lie
in that he is exalted.
But the rich, in that he is made low. y
James l--0-l0,
Here he speaks Of the poor
Jews that were as lost, until
Christ came TO redeem them /;
but are now on level grounds
with the Mosaieal Jews; and the
, rich Mosaical Jews have been
brought down from their heights
OF holiness, to more strict OBJ
seryence OF Their law. And all
Jews today, are upon the high
way and this came about BY
faith in Christ.
For, as James goes on to
say
; OF his own viii begat he us with til,
: word OF truth, that we should be kint
OF drstfruits Of his creature james lis
/, The real creatures are tht
Gentilcs; and the idea which
james sets forth in this Jan
guage is, that the Jews (the sin
: ming jews are for Christ's owl
glory, q kind Of tirst-fruits Of hi,
. creatures, They wore one,
l. numbered With the creatures
and Christ redeemed them, AM
&c now he would that they shoult
Ie be a kind of tirst-fruit of hi
creatures. And from this, w
W learn that the tendency of til
,e gospel of circumcision was, ma
turally drifting back into the la,
CT circumcision. Wherefore, n
speaks again.
But be We doers Of the word, and n,
. hearers only deceiving your ow
'e selves. James l--23
ot For whatsoever shall keen the Who
70 law, and yet offend in one point he
IA guilty ofall. lomes 9-10,
r. And the twelyeth verse read
TINS.
So speak ye, AID so do, as they tn
shall be Judged by the law of liberty
l. James. 9-l2'
~ lie is still speaking to til
' Jews; those Jews Of the gosp,
:" or law Of circumcision, aud |
- cxorts them to show by the
10 faith, and by their works, Til;
. they are obeying the law; eve
- as they do, who obey the law
= liberty. And again he says.
), Wla, 10Th it profit my brethre
though man say he hath faith. a
4; have moi works. can faith save hiai
james 2-lf
es Then he goes on to tell us VIII
1.-THE good works are, that belol
unto faith, and that the law /
quires the doors to observe, al
do the things that are written
the law. And the differen
which he sets between the t,
TIL gospels, gives to both Jews al
ire
hn szMtsslssssasEkaaRzzsESxaGxxMxgEz
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-24
Question No, A..

What does il mean where it says the
fathers eat sour grapes and the childrens
teeth are set on edse2 ljer 81 20
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-24
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