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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
EVENTS OF THE DAY
GIVEN IN DETAIL
BY Associated Press.


WASHINGTON March Sowing to
the fact that the senate took a recess
instead of adjourning last night, Mr..
Beveridge was enabled to proceed
with his speech in support of the joint
statehood bill when today's session
began at IL o'clock. There was a
much better attendance than at the
opening yesterday
Mr.. Beveridge took up his argument
where he left off yesterday, contend
ing that the necessity for interpreters
for the benefit of the Mexican popu-
lation was rapidly passing and arguing
that very little attention should be
given to the pledge for statehood, given
when the territory of Arizona was
created, because it had been given as
the result of fraudulent representa-
tions.
The speaker undertook to have read
a number of kilograms in support of
the statehood bill, but Mr.. Teller OBJ
jected on the ground that they should
come in properly as a part of the dis
cussion of the statehood bill. Mr..
Beveridge then stated that he had re-
ceived hundreds of messages, most
of them from Arizona, urging joint
admission.
Foraker Makes Charge
"I, too, have received hundreds of
messages on the subject of statehood"
responded Mr.. Foraker. lone of them
is from gentleman who gives his
name and who says that a telegram
signed by the senator from Indiana
is being circulated in Arizona urging
that 500 kilograms be sent to the sem
ate from Arizona in favor of Joint
statehood.
The announcement created laugh
at Mr.. Beverldge's expense and in
which he Joined. He said he knew
nothing about the telegram.
The kilograms were not read
Brief speeches were also made by
Messrs. Newlands, McCumber, Fulton,
Smoot and Burrows.
The Utah senator introduced an
CONTINUED ON Page Two
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
RECESSION OF YOSEMITE
Representative GiIIett Amends Resolu-
tion to Agree With caIifor-
mia DELEGATION
Special to The EIei aid.

Special to The HeI aid
WASHINGTON, March e.-Repre-
sentative Gillett has reIntroduced his
joint resolution accepting the recession
of Yosemite Valley amended in ac-
cordance with an agreement between
the California delegation and the sec
retary of the interior, so that the
Huntington electric road from Fresno
can get within eleven miles of the
valley
The land excluded from the park is
made part of the Sierra forest reserve.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
A. J. chittenden, Tehama
Nv Associated Press.

BERKELEY, March "a. j. Chit
tenden, postmaster of Tehama, and
former sheriff of the county of Tehama,
died here today of heart failure at the
home of his daughter, where he had
been spending some time for the benefit
of his health. The remains will be sent
to Tehama, where the funeral will take
place Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
PRODUCE IMPORTANT LETTER
Witness in Packer Case Declares Con-
tents Refer to Another
Matter
By Associated Press.

BY ASsoclated Press.
CHICAGO, March ct. M. Robert
son. special agent for the government,
declared in letter produced in court
today that he had declined to examine
any of the books of Armour & Co. If
the packers desired him to pledge that
the information would not be published
by President Roosevelt.
He was asked by Attorney Miller, in
behalf of Armour &c Co., If he would
say that he had an opportunity to de-
cline to take the information If he was
compelled to make a pledge that the
president would not publish it.
Mr.. Robertson replied that he would
not say that he had such an opportun-
ity, and the attorney then brought out
the letter Mr.. Robertson declared that
the letter referred to another matter
entirely.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
GAVE POISON AND PRAYED
Sensational Allegation Made at Trial
of North Carolina Man
for Murder
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
GREENSBORO, N. c., March 81. b.
Matthews was today found guilty of
the murder of his wife and was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for twenty
years.
The most sensational allegation at
the trial of Matthews was that he had
injected strychnine into his wife while
she was ill and while pretending to be
Offering a prayer at her bedside.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
HEARING ON M'KINLAY BILL
House Committee Considers Measure
Affecting Sacramento Valley

BY ASSOCIdltu A7TtSS
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce held hearing today on the
McKinlay bill for the diversion of water
from the Sacramento river of Califor-
mia for irrigation purposes.
w. NJ. Bunker, representing the San
Francisco chamber of commerce; Frank
Freeman of Williams, Cal. and Repre-
sentative McKinlay addressed the COM
mittee in support of the bill.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
FOREIGN
COAST

Senator Gillespie comments on recent
act of President Roosevelt.
Three people reported killed In Southern
Pacific wreck north of Sacramento.
Fire destroys nearly a million dollars
worth of property at San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
EARNINGS ARE INCREASING
United Railways Statistics Show
Heavier Revenue-DaiIy
Average High

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, March 9.-The
official report of the earnings of the
United States railways for January of
this year places the gross earnings at
$60O,21O, or daily average of about
1861. In January, 1905, the gross
receipts were $543,371.
This shows an increase of $685. over
the same month of the year previous.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
General Corbin Starts East

SAN FRANCISCO. March 9.-Major
General Corbin will start for the east
at o'clock this evening, over the
Santa Fe route. He will stop over
for a day to view the Grand Canyon
of Arizona
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
IRoNMAsTER WEEDS OFTEN
ohioan With Grown UP Family
Charged With Marrying
Another Woman
By Associated Press.

BY ASSOCIdIeU tICSs
CLEVELAND. o.. March "a war
rant was issued today at Norwalk, o.,
for the arrest of Harry ]. Reynolds of
this city on the charge of bigamy. He
is general superintendent for one of
the most extensive iron ore concerns
on the Great Lakes.
1t is alleged that Reynolds, who has
wife and grown children in this city,
married Miss Mae Smith. aged 81, at
Norwalk Tuesday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
MONTANA MINERS WALK OUT
Seven Hundred Strike at Leth Bridge
and Alta-increase in
Wages Demanded

GREAT FALLS. Mont, March 9.--All
coal miners in the employ of the AL
berta Railway & Coal company at
Leth Bridge and Alta, 200 miles north
of Great Falls, struck this morning, de-
manding an increase in wages and
other concessions. About ZOO miners
are out
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Cloudy,
cooler Saturday; fresh west winds.
Maximum temperature in Los An
geIes yesterday, &c degrees; mir
mum, 63 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
China Trying to Behave
BY Associated I,resS.

LONDON, March 9.-The Chinese
minister called on Foreign Secretary
Gray today to assure him that China
is making every effort to prevent a
spread of the anti-foreign feeling.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
Official Account of Battle
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Of
fetal account of the fight near Jolo is
contained in the following cablegram
received at the war department:
Military secretary, Washington:
Following condensed from Mai. Gen.
Woods dispatch from Camboango,
March 8:
Troops, naval detachment, con-
stabulary, Col. Joseph w. Duncan,
commanding, attacked Moro fortifica-
tions in crater on Mount Dajo, near
Jolo. Action-lasted afternoon March
6 until the morning of March s. Mount
Dajo 2100 feet high, angle fifty de-
grees, lava ridges, heavy timber, artil-
lery lifted by block and tackle 300 feet.
Moros deprecated from stronghold for
past eight months and resisted to the
death. About 600 killed. Maj. Gen.
Wood and Brig. Gen. Tasker H. Bliss
were present throughout action.
Killed. army, fifteen enlisted. Capt.
Tyree Rivers wounded in thigh, slight;
First Lieut.. Gordon Johnson wounded
in shoulder, serious; First Lieut.. Ernest
Agnew wounded in head, slight; First
Lieut.. w. II. Conway, eye, slight;
thirty-two enlisted men.
Names of enlisted men killed and
wounded will be reported later.
Navy, wounded, Ensign H. S. Cook,
wounded in foot, serious; Coxswain
Gilmore, elbow, slight; one seaman,
slight.
"Constabulary killed three enlisted;
John r. White, wounded in thigh SER
ious. Total killed, 18; wounded, So.
Troops, naval detachment and constab-
ulary all highly recommended.
"(Signed) Andrews, in absence of d.
vision commander"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
BakersfieId's New schooIhouse
BY Associated Press.

BAKERSFIELD, March 9.-The
board of county supervisors today
awarded to c. j. Lindgren, local con-
tractor, contract for the erection of
a new high school building, for which
$500 was recently appropriated. Lind
gren's bid was for $4S, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
Four Hundred Executed
p1 Accoriatad PreSa

RIGA, Livonia, March 9.-Four hun
dred military executions have occurred
in Livonia as a result of the gov
ernments repressive measures.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
HARTMAN ORDERS SIGNALS
Thousands of Miles of Railway to BE
Protected by Electric
Continuance


Special to The Herald
OMAHA, Neb., March 9.-Two thou
sand three hundred and forty miles OF
automatic electric block signals, the
longest such on a line of railroad in
the world, stretching from Omaha
through San francisco to Los An
geles, Is the latest Improvement or
dered by e. H. Hartman.
Mr.. Hartman has given authority
for the immediate establishment of this
system along the Union Pacific from
Omaha to Ogden, and over the South
ern Pacific from Ogden to San Fran
cisco, thence down through Cotton and
into Los Angeles.
The cost of the innovation will reach
between $1,000 and $1,000 a mile, aggre-
eating about $3,0O0,0OO. The work is
to be rushed to completion before the
close of the current year.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
State Senator Goes Free
BY Associated Press.

TOPEKA, Kas., March 9.-Judge
Phillips of the United States district
court today quashed the indictments
against State Senator Fred Dumont
Smith, Roscoe Wilson and T. e. Ryan,
charged with land frauds in Kansas.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
Death Sentence COMMITTED

MINSK, Russia, March 9.-The sem
tence of death imposed on Anna Is
mailovich, the daughter of Ismailovich,
who attempted to assassinate Governor
KourIoff, has been commuted to i'm
prisonment for life.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
CONTRACTOR ROBBED
Lured to Secluded Spot-Afterward
Captures One Of the
Thugs
BY Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY, March 9.-E. G..
Meegan, a railroad contractor of Cam
den, Mo-, was lured to a secluded spot
in the woods near Rosedale and robbed
of $4,000 today by three men. c. G.
Miller of Oklahoma City was arrested
for completely in the crime. Meegan
himself captured Miller.
In Millers pockets was found $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
Conservative Delegates
BY Associated Press.


MOSCOW, March 9.-The preliminary
peasants elections in Moscow and Pol
tava provinces have generally resulted
in the selection of conservative dele
gates to the provincial conventions.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
PART |

PART l
1-Arizona rejoices.
2-Message will prevent results.
3-Pasadena horse show.
4EEditorlal.
5-cIty news.
6-Sports.
7-Markets.
9-Prof. Moore in city.
PART u
DIR. Douglas Hyde honored guest
2-Fruit growers are aroused.
3-Convention will open tomorrow.
4-5-Classified advertisements.
6-Southern California news.
EASTERN
Foraker amendment passes senate and
Arizona citizens celebrate with red fire
Court grants men suspected of Caldwell
Qdaho) murder privilege of reading news
papers.
FOREIGN
Viceroy of Canton suddenly grows cour-
teous to Americans.
Band of thirty jealous women suff-
ragists attempt to storm office of Pre-
mier Campbell -Bannerman in London.
BLACK Hundred" bands threaten lives
of enemies of Russia.
COAST
Senator Gillespie comments on recent
act of President Roosevelt.
Three people reported killed in Southern
Pacific wreck north of Sacramento
Fire destroys nearly a million dollars
worth of property at San Francisco.
LOCAL
Story of Chinese firing on American
flags now stoutly denied.
Prof Moore reaches the city and takes
up duties of superintendent of Los An
geles schools.
Jack Twin Sullivan and Hugo Kelly
club.
Now thought that twice the number of
Shriners formerly expected will come to
Los Angeles In May.
Los Angeles smiles in approval Of horse
show.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
DESTROYS Band of Outlaws

The action resulted in the destruction
of band of outlaws recognizing no
chief that had been raiding friendly
Moros on the target range at Jolo, and
Continued on Page Twoh
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
EASTERN

Foraker amendment passes senate and
Arizona citizens celebrate with red fire
Court grants men suspected of Caldwell
Qdaho) murder privilege of reading news
papers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
GREEN BRIER.

w. A. Reynolds went to Con way Monday .Dr. w. T. Mo. Donald and son, of Holland were here last Saturday -. Mrs. s. Richardson and Mrs T. I. Mat thews went to Linder Monday. =. w. M. Loveless and daughter Mrs. Sam Glenn of Conway, visited the family of w. NJ. Lyons last Friday and Saturday. ". R. Cole and family have moved into their new residence just completed ill the western part of town G. w. Clark is having his residence improved. H. L. Tyler is doing the carpenter work J. H. Nc Rae of the Horse Shoe Mountain moved to the Richardson property Tuesday and will make Greenbrie1 his home for the next year =. Mar ried, at the residence of the bride on last Sunday evening, Joe Allil- der of Cadron Valley to Miss Laura Cantrell. Rev. J. O. Cantrell offici ating -. Married, la st Sunday evening at , p. m., Miss Florence Cans of this place to J. Tolbert, Rev. J. NJ. Tucker officiating.
 November 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
HOLLAND.

Henry Gibbs has engaged with the Spaulding Buggy Co. to can vasS this country . Ezra Hinkle went to Pangburn, Ark. last week in the interest of Woodcraft Sev- eral people from this community went to Conway with cotton Mon day w. J. Caid and family vis- tied in Happy Valley Sunday ... E. NJ. Garrett and Sam Snow are out delivering books ...... John Trump is now in the photograph business .... MT. Powell of the Freeman Lumber Co. is investigat- ing the prospects Of getting timber down the creek The w. O. w.. will unveil the monument of the late Soy. J. C. Bass on Sunday evening at o'clock, Nov II, at Oakland cemetery The mem bers of the I. O. O. F. met last Friday and picked a bale of cotton for ] H. McCarty on account of sickness i'll his family.
 November 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
PINNACLE

The new house of MT. Ross has been completed and he has moved in. F. M. Crook returned Thurs day from Conway. -. .Otho Allen has gone to his home at Pangburn on a visit .. Will Cook returned Thursday from Hartford, where he had been working in a coal mine. He is now employed at the blaming mill here. .. Dr. Moreland of Nat ural Steps was called in to see MT. and Mrs. Hoget Thursday morn- ing. He reports them much bet ter .. Earnest Freeman returned Monday from Gleason, where he had been on a business trip:. The Pinnacle mountain is visited most every Sunday by a crowd of young folks, quite sight seeing place. .... Quite number of Pinnacle people 4-Paw and Sells show at Little Rock Saturday -. Health is good in this section at this writing.
 November :.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
HAPPY VALLEY.

Health good, weather fine and people doing well Mir. Cato and family and Jesse Mills visited Mathis Taylor of this section last Saturday and Sunday J D. Cade and family of Holland visited I. R. Cardin and family Saturday and Sunday Madison Mat thews and family visited his broth CT Sunday in this section. ..... Some in this section attended the baptising Sunday evening at the Matthews pond. Luther Thomp- son was in our midst last Sunday. The boys went fox hunting Sat urday night but didn't catch any thing :. Dr. Summers and broth er-in-law of Enders were Tn our midst last week. W. L. Farrls went to Conway today with cotton. J. E. Reedy and wife are the happy parents of a fine boy, which arrived few days back w. A. Wooley was in our midst Sunday
 Nov. S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
HAMLET.

Miss Clyda Shaw has gone to Searcy to organize Woodmen Circle, and a message from her states that she is doing nicely and will visit nearly every railroad town in the northeastern part of the state before she returns. ..... Sunnyside school is in need of a good teacher -. We are glad to see Earnest Simmons so much i'm proved. He will soon be able to enter school again. ..The stock school will open at Jeffries school house on Nov. Io. A. B. Jef- fries and son, Ira, went to Con- way yesterday. MT. and Mrs. John Coker visited w. s. Shaw's s family Sunday. Everybody is nearly done gathering corn and most everyone says that they have more corn than will take to dc them this year and with plenty o1 hogs to make our meat we can have plenty of "hog and hominy' when cold weather comes.
 Nov. 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
VILONIA.

No rain for some time, making making the roads and streets ex- tremely dusty. Chester Bry' ant went to Holland Saturday to visit home folks. -. Elmer Pat, terson went to Rose Bud Friday te visit home folks. J. A. Rob ins went to Conway Saturday. -. Lawrence Hendricks went to Con way Tuesday =. Fred and Mis: Lillian Perry went to Conway Sat urday shopping :. MT. and Mrs w. w. Gragson visited friend: and relatives here Sunday. Prof T. F. Forrest went to Conway Saturday Fletcher Quick, Fl mer Foeman, John and Arnold Latimer went shopping last Sat urday. Miss Georgia Lewis anc Mrs. V. Fortner have recently es tablished a millinery departmen at the Pool old drug store.
 Nov. 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
BERYL.

The big end of the cotton crop is gone. .....J. B. Graddy has ginned 253 bales of cotton to date. .... Woot Hartley is now clerklng for Wallace Graddy. -. Astor Ro- tenberry is still down with slow fever. Rev. Dr. Milligan filled his appointment here Sunday.... MT. and Mrs. w. B. Smith have a new guest at their house in the way of boy =. Bruce Brown oi Hamlet was here Monday and was qualiged before R. K. Wilkerson for justice of the peace ...L. w. Bowden made 26 loads of corn and will get 5 bales of cotton. How Is this for a crop for an old mann. :. Burl Rotenberry is contemplating moving to Little Rock soon ...J. w. Graddy has bought P. N. J. Wilkerson's place-S2 acres. Con sideration S45o....W. L. Easter has rented the Sam Forrest place for another year.
 Nov
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08

trip to Martinville last week :. Carroll Ward is moving down on Black Fork this week. '. Bunyan Castleberry and wife of Shady Grove visited relatives here last Sunday Sam Mount made business trip to Greenbrier last week. =. H. C. Williams and wife visited rela- tives and friends at Kendall last Friday J. P. Finton was in Greenbr1er last Saturday on busi- ness. Mrs. Marguerite Acre of Black Fork visited relatives and friends here Saturday and Sunday. Geo. Sims and wife of Guy visited friends here last Sunday. :. Frank Miller visited friends on Mud street last Sunday John Nichols and wife of Wooster pass ed through here Saturday en route to Guy. =. Everett Fields of Indi- ana is out here on a few weeks vis- it. .... Miss Pearl Acre IS visiting relatives down on Black Fork this week. -. Edgar Dawson made a business trip to Conway last week. HI. J. Mobbs made flying trip to Conway last Monday ..,.. Most everybody in this part of the vicinity is about done picking cot ton. G. C. Reynolds and wife went to Conway the first of the week trading :. John Oliver made business trip to Greenbrier las, Monday =. Mrs. Sarah Reynolds went to Conway last week shop ping From some unknown req son Bro. Henry Glover failed to fill his regular appointment here Sat urday and Sunday.
 Nov. 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
WOOSTER.

The community is getting clear ,of some of its surplus cattle this fall. George Lane of Little Rock has taken off about 4 of 5 car loads.
 -. Some people are selling their hogs, which I think is great mis- take. Cotton picking will soon be over if the weather remains favorable Corn gathering IS a thing of the past, except in few patches of late corn that is not dry enough. Mrs. Lula Pearson has a severe case of malignant infiama- ton of the mouth, and from the fact that blood poisoning has set up great danger is feared The infant child of Herb Wofford died last Friday night of pneumonia
 The infant of MT. l.. T. Patton is very i'll with catarrhal fever. R. H. Burks also has child that IS reported very i'll with catarrhal fever. ... Mrs. Ada Hutto is slowly convalescing from her long spell of fever and tonsilitis. 70. T. Richardson of Ouacita College came out on a visit to his sisters family, Mrs. Ada Hutto, last Sat urday and returned Monday ,.. lanes Patton and wife went visit ing last Sunday to A. J. Pearson. . SC. E. Martin was in town yester- day on business John Havens saEd Porter Miller of Pleasant Val ley settlement were in town Mon day trading William Hiett o1 Pleasant Valley settlement was IT town Monday attending to busl- ness. Robert Clements, who re
 sides one mile west of town, has purchased the town property O
 William Hubbard Consideration SI65. An agent was Ill towr last night with fine lot ot brant new buggies and hacks Il
 Robinson is building rat proo cellar to store his flour in. Mrs
 Marion Alsup is reported on the sick list at this writing l.. l..
 Clements and his brother Tom
 of Wooster went to the Bapt1s
 General Association at Little Rocl
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
GUY.

Crops will soon be gathered -.
 ]. M. Gentry and son, Willie, will soon leave for Oklahoma where they will make their future home. ..... Ollie Wray, Florrle and Rosa Henry were ill Conway last Tuesday .. Will Utley of Eagle Mills, Ark, visited friends and relatives and friends here Thursday -. School begins Mon day, Nov. I2. John Nichols and family of Wooster visited at w. K. Henry's sunday Luther Sims and Wesley Montgomery are
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08

married here Sunday afternoon, Rev. ]. H. Sowell officiating, and Relford Gunter and Mrs. Analee Brannou of this place were united in marriage at her home Sunday evening, Rev. NJ M. Kelly ottlcl- ating. We wish both couples much joy through life Arden Park ot Brookington, Texas, is working for his uncle, E. F. Park, at this place. pr. T. B. Sn oddly got one of his eyes hurt last Friday, caus- ing him considerable pain. J. H. Wales Is doing some work on Hooks & Williams mill.
 NOv. 5
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
REPUBLICAN.

Tom Edwards and wife of Black Rock visited relatives and friends here Saturday and Sunday J. w. Scott went to Conway last week with cotton and received o.7o. Mrs. Lee Ward visited her sister, Mrs. Maine Smallwood, at Greenbrier, last Sunday. Loyd Castleberry and wife of Wooster visited relatives here last Sunday |.
 Homer Watson made a business
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
SALTILLO.

Cotton picking is going on nice ly Carol Bradley of Conway died here last Friday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Young. MT.
 Bradley was S6 years of age. His remains were laid to rest in the Oak Bowery cemetery on the fol- lowing day. .Alonzo Black and Miss Maggie Briley of Otto were
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08

of on a big hunting trip on White river this week ..J A. Mode and wife visited at Enders Sunday. ..'."'P. J.Henry and son, John, and Luther Sims made business trip to Conway last week Mrs. l. R. Smith was in Conway on business last Thursday Grand ma Phillips is very low at this writing ..... Preaching at the Baptist church next Saturday night and Sunday...T Tom Ali son of Bee Branch visited friends here last Tuesday.
 Oct. :.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-08
Celebrated Tin Wedding

MT. and Mrs. Caspar Dunn cele- brated their tin wedding, the tenth anniversary .of their marriage, at their home on Faulkner street, last Thursday evening, A large num- Der of guests were present, who were entertained with music and served with splendid supper.