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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Is Not Cast Down.

Patrick who did not seem despondent,
notified tho warden ho was preparing an
application to tho United States Circuit
court for a writ OF error and that this
would probably stay tho execution. War
that he should continue hts arrange
rnents unless stopped by order OF the
court Tho warden said he VIII Issue
tickets on Thursday TO tho necessary
witnesses 10 Patrick's execution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
1e1al Indignation.

Statement says that Secre-
seares the general lndig-
AZ verdict. when he con-
ne nne imposed on Weare
:. - man the expense OF
w ssit9ess 10 Cheyenne. The
~ interior declares II will
rr1smg effect upon the
'p:'s keep up. i'"u''
| S,,a nan who is a friend of
'--ss. Attorney said tonight
IN. the sentence was light
req Inadvertently fenced
,,TI,n@' n@'lng owned all the sur
lssise.s IL is likely that son
"enus VIII grow out OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
NO DELAY OF PENALTY
Warden Preparing for Execution Of
Patrick Is Unmoved.

OsSINING. N Y, June 12.-Albert T.
Patrick. the lawyer whose appeal for a
new trial on the charge of numbering
William Marsh Rice, was denied ycStcr-
dnv, suggested TO Warden Johnson, of
the State prison today that the warden
defer his arrangements for Patricks eX-
ccutIon next week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
CANTEEN QUESTION TAKEN UP
No Appropriation for Soldiers Home
With Barroom

WASHINGTON. Juno 12.-An amend
ment offered by Mr.; Bowersock OF Kan
that no part of appropriation should ap-
ply TO any national soldiers home in
which a canteen is maintained. brought
before the House today the entire can
teen question. Mr Tawney made a point
OF order against the amendment. but the
chair held that the amendment was ger
maine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Russian Marshal Murdered.

| KUTAIS. Russia, June I'm Sharpkovsky
4 marshal OF nobility, was wnylaid and mur-
SsZeA hR EOyolutiollsI yesterday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Lumber Mill Burned.

Alpena Shnglc company at knpowsin. twcnt,
miles south of here, burned luot night. Iosi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
All Windows Destroyed.

An earthquake could not have more
completely demolished the glass In the
city. There is scarcely whole pane of
glass In the downtown district and resi-
dences also suffered severely. The Havre
hotcl lost $50 window lights and many
other buildings wcTe similarly treated.
People Panic-Stricken.
Pandemonium relgncd for time after
the hurricane. Women were hystcricnl
and even the men feared TO venture
from their houses, To remain inside was
equally as dangerous for the cyclone
threatened destruction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Several Noted Guests.

Among the distinguished guests who ar
rived during the day were United States
Senator McCreary, Ex-Governor David II.
Francis OF Missouri. Adloi L. Steven
son. formerly Nicc-Presldent OF the
United States; Gen. Franklin Bell, chief
OF stan OF the United States Army; for
mcr Gov Thomas T. Crittendon and for
mer Gov Preston a. Leslie OF Butte,
Mont Gov Hoch OF Kansas Is expected
tomorrow morning,
Thousands of visitors have already ar
rived Thousands more are coming to-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
HUNDREDS COME HOME
Return of Kentuckians to Native
Land Proves Success

LOUISVILLE, KY June l2.-All
through the day and 80 late into the
night that another day had come. Louis
vile received the children OF Kentucky
who coming back for the great
home coming week"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Was Alive in Trunk.

The cross-examination OF Dr. Latta, one
OF the autopsy surgeons, was Concluded
carly today. and DR.. !. p Hull. who
9Iso assisted at the autopsy. was called
he contended that the blood found in the
Trunk nowed from McVicar while he was
stlll alive, and that the bruises on the
mead were ante mortem bruises
Coroner H E. Southworth, who was
his declarations along the same lines
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
FACE MORE INDICTMENTS
Insurance Men Caught In Investiga.
tors DraGnet.

NEW YORK, June l2-Frederick A
Burnham, former president of the Mu-
tIal Reserve Life Insurance company
and George Burnham and George d
Eldrdgc formerly vice-presidents of that
company, were arraigned before Judge
Cowing today on Ave indictments re-
turned by the Grand Jury against each
of them charging grand larceny and for
gerry They pleaded not guilty. The date
for the trial has not bsen fixed.
Concluding tho Grand Jury investiga-
tions of insurance companies. District At
tnrpey Jerome said today:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
~a Makes Answer

Ii-;,nsIpST,o i,n promptly replied that
Hb chiesyaal OF Wyoming had
In charge OF a car
"a III. 'ealg 81 degencrated as a
J Id dAp,a,ned S5aiI1d that the Attor-
ar cowbsniously been a Cow
E1 seesmsys When they FELL
hs,srS lawyers, generally
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Many Hundreds Register.

Many hundreds registered during the
afternoon. and tonight the crowd was
larger than at any time during the day
Tho formal exercises OF welcome win be
held at IL o'clock tomorrow morning. Gov.
Bcckham Will make q short speech. and
the address OF the day Will then be de-
lIvered by Henry Watterson. EN-GoY.
David X Francis OF Missouri will re-
spend for the returning Kentuckians.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Nine Deputies Remain.

Nine deputy sherlns remain in Bing-
ham tonight. while Sheriff Emery re-
turned to Salt Lake this afternoon, TAX
ing with him four of the strikers. who
have been placed under bonds by JUS
tlce OF the Pence George A. Lee. TO an
swer to tho District court on charges OF
intimidation and assault
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Not Through Probing.

ION returning from my vacation. after
July. I shall continue with the Mutual
Life Insurance company, al least for q
time. No branch of that company has
been probed as yet / shall then proceed
with the New York Life. the Equitable
and other companies But such investi-
cations as we have been conducting In
The Mutual are matter of months,
neccssarily.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
STRIKERS STILL OUT,
BUT GAIN ONE POINT
Only Twenty-Five Cents a Day
Now Stands in the
Way.
Special 70 Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
BINGHAM CANYON. June 12-Tho
striking Italians and Greeks. who have
been engaged on the work OF building the
Rio Grande skyline TO tap the Boston
Con. and Utah properties. are stlll out.
although they gained one point in their
fight.
Deal Bros. & Mcndenhnh offered the
men s. 3 a day for ten hours work. in
steady OF 81, as they have been paid here
tofore. but the strikers are obdurate and
declare they viii have 3 cents an hour
straight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Leaders Bonds 5000.

Mike Bomblno. the leader OF the Itali-
ans. was held In 900 bonds. and Guy Re
palz Joe Someneno and Thino Scereno
were held under $50 bonds each
Sheriff Emery declaimed loudly to Jus
uce Lee that larger bond should be re-
quired OF the men and was plainly dis
pleased with the outcome of the prcllmi-
Dnry bporIno
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
May Reach Settlement,

The scarcity OF labor and the urgent
necessity OF completing the railway in
time TO supply the Garfield mills and
smelter indicates that settlement OF the
trouble will be reached in a day or two
1t is thought that the contractors Will
agree to give the men s. for eight hours
work II is said to be practically Inn
possible to secure other workmen to take
their places
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Picking House Question Up.

UNEXPECTEDLY The NcIlI-ReynoIds report
on tho condition OF Chicago packing
houses came in for sovero criticism, Mr..
Mondell (Wyo), Mr.. Slayden CTcxaS) and
Mr. FuIkcrson (Mo) discussing the ad-
visibility of the report In scathlng terms
Mr.. Amcs (Mass) defended both the Pres
ident and the report and insisted that the
packers should pay inc cost oil Inspection.
The Speaker appointed Representative
Dalzell as agent OF the Smithsonian In
stitution.
The House at 5;i5 p m. adjourned until
IL O. m. tomorrow,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Point for Prosecution

After recess DR.. Southworth stated in
response TO the District Attorney that
the bruises upon the head probably took
place when the body was dropped into the
trunk alive, The prosecution regards this
as strong point, the defense having
sought to show that these bruises were
cCused by moving the Trunk about
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
Debate Was Only Brief.

Tho rule was debated for forty min
utes. The leaders participated I'm the dis
cussion, the Democrats taking the posi-
tlou that the time was opportune to con-
cur In the slceplng-car amendment and
instruct the conterces as TO the anti-pass
amendment. Although the Democrats
were aided by eight Republicans, they
could not command votes enough to de-
feat the rule. which was adopted. lS
to 80
While tho sundry civil bill was under
consideration the House, in committee OF
the whole. adopted an amendment offered
by Mr., BowersocE (kan) prohibiting
canteons In soldiers homes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
|lRN TO HOME

- !. ~anderer Is at Last
,:ld iSs9s Sess Who TlSS,owYlnaEd WI! Far
lrum "a" "ho last Tuesday
La eesa;as esssass Z &'G%lS; TeSa;, Texas; fT5in
shere aud left at
- vas fnel,vn nobody claimed
sSi hsS,. \, J; Finne'y1 N esafSs OF fSs
IA " LouIs was "a today placed
. mother. Mrs. Lizeie S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13
AID STOCKMEN
sm Extending Time of
lying Live Stock,

= nisen.
u Ia ;ane h1n R;-The Senate
|.Ssa,Iono ON authorizing rail-
8 tirnsItp Of shippers to carry
kisslusi sslsi' for thirty-six hours
"a rov S instead instead OF twenty
|ss,ss Nv y, provided by law.
y Nsv' y une .ne debate Senator
Gls o, naipeniro WAS criti-
tsas,ooc,tta ~ ,ttaie-takers who pro-
y ID to'frSslion rs,lion TO accompany
't.sSh.es .esaslcago. saying they
Ill Eort and gave no at
The Springdale news., 1906-06-01
County Institute

Program of the Washington County lnstitue t0 be held at Fayetteville June II to l., inclusive
 S:30 to 9:15-ReportS from teachers 9:l5 to l0:o0-State course of study, $. F. Root.
 l0:Oo to Arithmetic. T. L. Bates.
 l0;3O to l0.4o-Recess.
 l04o to 1l:lo-United States His tory, J. E. Tfllman.
 ll:lo to I1:4o-EngliSh Grammar, J. Ii. Caldwell
 1l;40 ta l2sl0-Geographg A ". Mintun and John E. Jones
 l2;l0 to I.59- Recess.
 1:30 to 2.9o-Beading r. z. Duncan and Miss OIa Watson.
 200 to 2.5t-W Writing and Spelling Miss Bell and Mss Reese.
 2.30 to 5.Q1-ArkansasH History. Wm Davis and j. W Thompson.
 800 to s.sa-PhfsialegY. Thomas J. Elmore.
 3.30 to 4:9a=ctvtl Government, J. M GuiIlisms
 4.0o e 4s.30-sehocl Management. the daIly program etc. H.S. Ken iek.
 NJ + CEoXDALE C. Ex.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-01
From Eddie Covert.

The Springdale friends If Eddie Covert will be pleased c. learn that he Is How able to be up. and is fast recovering from the effects of tue wound caused by a pistol ID the hands of d careless friend. He writes The News as follows,
 Big Spring Tex, May 2, l906- Kind Friend: Am still alive and expect to be good many years yet. There were lots of people who thought 1 was dead They all gave me up but one doctor. But Dr. Hart stayed by me aud pulled me through. 1 am learning the boiler makers trade and expect to make good many boilers yet before die. I told them when 1 was shot that 1 was not going to die The Big Spring paper made a mistake about the shooting, as this was the way Easterling had my gun 10 tx aud told ne to come by aud get 1t, and after o'clock Monday evening l went hy after i. l sat down and talked a little while, and he said he had not fixed it yet. So | got up to 20 and there was another kid in the room, and EaSterling told him ta put the loads ID his gun and he did s7 And about minutes after that I was standing T the door, and Easterlng picked Up hls gun and said. asee how easily could kill you, and shot and feI1. And East erling said T forgot that was load ed remember everything.
 kina friend l am up and walking around but am rather nervous So excuse serIhbung. \ boy gave me q pair Of pet prairie dogs and vii! send them to you soon aS able.
 iouIs truly.
 EDD COVERT.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-01
Where He Was Fooled.

A small but belligerent dog was left fn charge If buggy while his master attended uo some business in a neigh b0rine store A large brindle con- plexioned cur happened along that way, and seeing nothing about the buggy to guard It, except the small dog, concluded to help himself to some provisions be saw in the vehicle, s1pposing that his size would bluf the guard.
 To his aStonishment the small dog dld not bluff worth a cent, but ou the contrary. made a running jump, climbed all over the brindle cur, and bit him in four different places within three seconds by the watch. It was great surprise party to the brindle eur, and, filling the surrounding at mosphere with bowls of pain, he 1t out down the street.
 As the small dog quietly lay down agaln under the buggy, he remarked softly to himself: II have noticed during my association with both dogs aud men that nerve and activity count for d blamed sight more than size and hair. -ExehauEe.
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The Springdale news., 1906-06-01
EOR6SALF.

Bran new copy of N ebster's International Dictionary. indexed. Not a cheap reprint, but the gen. nine article, 1905 edition. Less than publishers price. Gall at News office.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-01

On salesday, Monday, June |, ]. E. Walker X Son of Rogers, will sell 20 pounds best granu- lated sugar s1.00; 100 pounds best granulated sugar $500. 4S pound sack fancy patent four so cents; 4s pound sack high pat ent four S1.l0. Free. one 10 cent package of Soda or baking powder with each loo pounds of four sold. Big stock of bran and chops. Prices always right. Wholesale price made on appli- cation.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-01
Who Is She2

The News k ln receipt ot q copy of.the Adams County Free Press, published tt Corning, Iowa, from which We take the following, and 1t is unnecessary to say that if "F annie will only make her identity known she cap find a six footer right here in Arkansas lat will fill the bill:
 In one Of the boxes of strawberries received by II. H. Hill was found tEe following note:
 Wanted:-A nice looking man about six feet high, black hair and eyes, De standpatter. Address FANNIE N, Johnson, Ark.
 George Law looked the note over and conclded that Bill Singer about filled the description except his poli- tics and the same was handed to him. At last report he said there was noth- ing to relate We think Fannie ought to get fellow if she places the notice in number of baskets We more or less object to her mode Of advertising but proba bly 1t is the best she could do. It has been only about d year when Corning lady advertised for a husband and got one. Had chance to get q number All kinds of wife hunters came to see her and for a tune she was in QuandarY which one to take, but finally selected fruit grower up near Des Moines We tried to get her husband at home but they would not heed our advice. This advertising for husband is a pretty good scheme-often gets them. We hope Fannie gets husband just to her hiking It would be nice thing. She would probably appreciate and know how to care for him and just how to make life worth living, etc. We do not give her iaSt name but if she will send IS her photograph we guarantee lf tue party she has been recommended to does not take any interest we will see that she gets some one who does.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-01

and Monday night i. was feared that he could Het survive. but The News is pleased to >ay that lie is now considerably improved and is able to 5e up.
 The family Of J. N. Stinnett and Mr. and Mrs ]. F. Morgan left this week for Sherman, Texas, where they vii make their future home. Adrian Stinnett came up from Texas and assisted them iu shipping out their stuff.
 Mrs. ], F. Deayer returned home Wednesday, from trip to Mineral Wells, Texas, and Nash vile. this state. SHewa> accom- panied home by her cousin, Miss Gloex Smith, ot Nashville who will spend several weeks here.
 H. L. Thompson. living near  Huntsville. was town Tuesday on lis 2ay to smith to ae- eept position under [. $. Mar >hal Waves. Hewil1 move his family to Ft. Smith in the fall. Mr. Thompson Is a son of A.L- Thompson of this place.
 Uncle Aleek Sigman, living over in Benton County, northeast of Springdale, was i'll town Mon day and dropped in to see The News. Uncle Aleek is rather tangled on the relationship of family up in Missouri with which lie is acquainted, and he wants some of the readers of The News to enlighteu him. He says the nan married daughter. and lis son married the mother of his wife, and Uncle Aleok wants to know the relationship of the children resulting from these marriages. The families reside in tass County, No.
 Al meeting of the school beard Tuesday ntg.9t the election teachers was completed, with tiIe exception ot principal tor the Grammar School. Tie teachers tor tae High SSaee.=are AI. Grozda.e. ". B. Rite and AIrS. H.. Simpson. Grammar School. Room .. Miss Margaret Young. room :, Miss Lola Gn= baneh: room Miss Matte Hawn. room :, Miss Lorraine Howard; room :. Miss Annie Hin- man; room 1, Miss Ola Watson. Of tile teachers al have taught in springdaleS Schools except Miss Howard. \ principal for the Grammar school viii be chosen soon
 Polk Williams was up from Johnson Friday and dropped in to see. The News. He i> falriy we'll pleased with the returns from his strawberry crop this season, and thinks he had the best set of piekers of anybody. They were all home people, and made good money. One picker, q small boy, seldom earned less than $500 per day, and one day he reached sS.50. Polk says they had a big strawberry sup per at Johnson Thursday night Of last week, and that Marion Mason was there with two good looking girls. This would indi- cate that young men are mighty scarce around Johnson. or that Marion is extremely popular with the young ladies. Which k itz
The Springdale news., 1906-06-01
'nn tbe Cewf, and County.

~---.-.---s.
 Dave Dodson of Ozark was in town first of the week oH business.
 The number from opringdale to attend the decoration at Fay etteviIle was not so large Wednes- day as usual.
 For the past few days the edi- tors desk has been frightened by d beautiful bouquet, presented by Clara and Minnie Rice.
 Mrs. Ed. Welch and Misses Annie and Eula Oldham returned Sunday from SiIoam Springs, where tiley had been visiting rel ativeS,
 Nothing has been heard from Postoaiee Inspector Trotter since lfis recent visit to SpriagjaIe. and the location ot the pastofice k still mystery.
 Dr. NaHaa and fami.eeamr up from Prairie Grove SunaaF after noon to visit with NIr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Langston, parents Of Mrs. Mahan.
 Levy Lewis, representing Rice, StiX o Co, of of St. Lewis, was in town last week visiting his mother and looking after lis trade at this place.
 Mir. Kirk. living west of town, is having excellent success with his bees this season. He recently took eighty one-pound eombe of honey from one hive.
 Our Carter correspondence reached us too late faSt week, consequently was lot printed. Correspondence should not reach us later thaa Tuesday evening.
 Miss Minnie Bra>hear~. Who has been employed in the millinery department ot the Spffnedale Cash Dry Goods Co. returned  Sunday to her home at St. Paul.
 The people ot Sonora and 4icin- ity held ! meeting Tuesday night and decided to hold +tlt ot July celebration tHi> year. aid the program W.iH b. published later.
 II. S. Price. of Neesao. Mo. !, to open up all exten,fTe cloth ing, sHoe ard gents furnishing store ii Fayetteville, and Jack Walker vii be a>Soe1ated with l him in tie business.
 \ meeting ot the SPringdale Merchants Advertising A>soei- atiou will be held tonight Fri davl at tile Mayors office All members, and any desiring 10 be- come members, are requested to be present.
 Mir. aid Mrs. C " Howard, living q short distance west of town, were visited recently by their Son. Q. W. Howard and family, ot Paris, Texas. MT. Howard k d passenger conductor on the Frisco.
 Mrs. Mary Moore is having the frame store building oil Emma Avenue, formerly occupied by T. L. Lane, moved on the northwest corner of the lot near her resi- dence and will convert safne into dwelling house.
 II. l.. Stokes came oeer from Westville. I. T., Sunday after noon to visit with relatives, and while at the farm of his brother, s. K. Stokes, Monday afternoon was taken seriously i'll with asth- ma. He was brought to town.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-01
Some Good Road Work.
outs truly. EDD COVERT

Who says Bill Stokes can { make road2 AIessrs. Stokes and Wilson have done some very cred itable work in the South west part of town in the last few days. Let the good work go OIL Come to Springdale to live K
 pr. weaver's Treatment.
 Syrup parifies the blood Cerste heals eruptons
The Springdale news., 1906-06-01

Having purchased the fire ia- Snrance business of Thad Berry we will hereafter write all kinds of fire insurance as well as Life Accident and Health insurance. We will endeayor to represent the best and most reliable Cos and will see that our patrons are cared for in every way. Our of hee will he in the Dodson bulld- ing e rner Holcomb St. and Em- ma A 7efue. Gall and see Us as we will take pleasure in answer ing aj questions or furnishing any Information desired.
 Asking a share of your busi- ness and with best wishes We are
 Yours for business