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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-28
Testimony Was Refused.

During the investigation of tho Interstate
Commerce commission at Salt Lake City, the
presiding Judge. Charles A. Prouty. re.
fueed to accept the testimony OF George l..
Black and others and at the session in Don.
yer he likewise refused the testimony of
Clifford and others. as he did not think they
meriteJ immunity. He likewise remarked
from the bench in Salt Lake City that "If
I had known much as know now, Dyer
o. CLARK would not have been granted I'm
munity In Omaha.
/ now charge tho Union Pacific Railroad
compAnuy, tho Union Pacific Coal com
pany and the Superior Conl company with
being one and tho somc organization, only
operating under different names. As such
an organization charge them individually
snd collectively with conspiring by and
through the aid and assistance OF their SER
eants and employees with the crimc Of sub.
formation of perjury and a direct violation
Of section 5440 Revised Statutes of the Uni.
Ted States.
For the evidence, refer to the records
pf tho General Land Office at Washington
p. O., and the locnl land Office Mt Evanston
Wyoming. I also refer to the testimony OF
Dyer o. CLARK and others before the Inter.
Itste Commerce commission as contained in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-28
FED ON M0CCASINS
Arctic Explorer, Rescued by Peary,
Was In Desperate Straits.

SYDNEY, c. B.. Nov. 27.-Commander
Pcarys nrctic steamer Roosevelt went TO
North Sydney today for examination OF
tho vessels bottom.
Charles Clarke, whose party was rescued
by Pcary, 10 rcgnining his health rapidly.
Not only had this party eaten tho harness
straps OF their dog team when found. but
Mr.. Clarke snys he had eaten his mecca"
sins
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-28
MISS LANGHORNE WEDS
Becomes Bride Of Stanley Washburn
Son of Former Senator

Son Of Former Senator.
WASHINGTON, Nov, 27.-At st
John s church, today, Miss Alice Lang
horne was married TO Stanley Wash
burn Of Minneapolis. son of former
United States Senator ". d. WashburD
Mrs. Powell Clayton, Jr,, the bride 's
sister, was matron of honor. and w. D.
Washburn, Jr,, of Minneapolis, acted
as his brother s best man.
Former Senator and Mrs. Washburn
were among the out.of-town guests.
The bride is cousin of Mrs. Charles
Dana Gibson and is a member Of the
Langhorne family of Virginia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-28
Piles Cured In & to il Days.

PICS Cured IN 3 TO Il Days
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to IA days,
or money refunded SOC.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10

Mr.. Norman H. Johnson. Attorney
General OF the Retail Merchants rs
ISOLATION of North Carolina, and cdi-
tor OF the Merchants journal OF Raj
cigh. addressed he Retail Merchants
Association OF Henderson Monday
night. He spoke in the court house
and had Il number OF other PERSONS
to hear him beside members OF he
Merchants Association. Mr. Samuel
Watkins presided over the meeting
and introduced the speaker. Mr.j ohm
son is an earnest and entertaining
speaker and held tl.' close attention
OF those who heard him. He spoke
about the inequalities of freight rates
and the great injustice done to North
Carolina tOWs under existing rOndi-
tiOms. He referred to some things
that had been done IN the way OF re-
form legislation for the relief Of the
merchants OF the State and called at
tentlOn to Others that need to be
done. He sad the Retail Merchants
Association was not III politics. but
he urged that only good men be
elected to the LcgisfIturc-mem who
will serve the interests OF the people
as we'll as the corporations Mr.
johnson condemned the proposed
parcels post as detrimental to the
5ttercsts of the small or local lncr-
chants and declared that the move
mcnt was instigatrd 10y the big mail
order houses and in their interest. \
parcels post law would be the death
blow to the small retail merchants
of The country, no doubt about that
And Yet some good men favor it not
knowing what effect it would have
probably.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Clean Up and Avoid Sickness.

Warm weather and the ''sickly
season incident thereto is coming
on. If bchOOvcs Us therefore to clean
up and get things III sanitary con
ditiOm To ward oil disease ii possible
Ii there was no law compelling Il
proper Observance" OF sanitary rules,
one pride III the appearance OF his
premises should be Il sufficient iucclh-
i've to Il general cleaning up of all
rubbish and filth that has accumuIa-
ted during the winter months. Warm
damp weather causes HctIy" dccOm-
position Oi all vegetable matter and
trash wherein the germs OF disease
MAY Turk Now is the time 10 clean
up the yards and back lots, rake and
burn all trash, use lime freely and al
low no water to stand and become
StaGnani.
Tn" gums AMI resins obtained from pin"
trees have long h""n recognized rs highly
beneficial IN the treatment OF bHcknch" Kid
ney and bladder troubles Piue-ulcs H. the
name Oi Il new mrdioi inc. the prlncipl" ingr"-
dlents OF which rpm" from the pine forests
oi our own nntiv" land Sold by til" k"rn"r-
NrNair Drug Company.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10

The President has been altogether.
too smart about the san Francisco
matter. II was i'll as bad form to
hay" declined foreign contributions,
voluntarily rendered. as it would
have been to have solicited them. Be
sides, what business of his was il
anyhow? Now he proposes to divers
the domestic contributions from "
hands OF the local. State and military
authorities TO those oi he Red Gross
Society. \ President who j. TOO
smart is more apt to do the xronr
thing than one who Is n01 smart
rnOugh.-t hariottc Observe.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
A Good Complexion.

\ good complexion is impossible with til"
stomach out OF order. Ii pasty. salInw pco-
pie would pay more attention To their stom
achs and less t" their skin on their faces,
they would hay" better compilations KO-
Dol for dyspepsia will digest what you eat
and put your stomach back in the night
shape To do It's own work. kODOI. relieves
palpitation OF the heart, hntulrncc sour
stomach heartburn. "tc. Sold nj Park"r's
r,r.I lr1rr nrn..
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Pirating FOley's Honey and Tar.

Foley 4 Co., chicago. originated Honey
and Tar Is throat and lung remedy. and
on account OF the great merit and popularity
OF Foleys Honey and Tar many limitations
are offered for the genuine. The>" worthless
limitations have similar sounding names b.
ware of them. The genuine Foley'S Honey
and Tar Is in a yellow package. Ask Tor it
and refuse any substitute. II is the best
remedy for coughs and colds Melville Dorsey
.Hhe man of letters cannot take his
. : il be OF too much.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
For Register of Deeds.

hereby announce. myself candidate
Tor the office OF Register OF Deeds Of
Vance county, subject to TIL" action of
the Democratic County Convention. |!
respectfully ask the support of my friends
i'll all parts OF the county and ii nomiua-
ted and elected pledge myself to Il faita,
fnl service Of tn" public in performing the
duties OF said office
T. ri Cit'k
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Relief IS Possible.

h j. possible To obtain relief from chronic.
indigestion and dyspepsia by the use OF 10
POI. Tor dyspepsia. Some oi the most hope
less cases of long standing have yielded oft.
Il enables YOU 10 digest the food YOU eat
and exercises 4 corrective influence building
MP the efficiency uf the digestive organs
The stomach Is the boiler wherein the steam
Is made that keeps up Your vitality health
and strength. kODOI. digests what von eat
Makes the stomach sw"et-puts the boiler in
condition 10 do the work nature demands OF
H-gives you relief from digestive disorders
and puts YOU il shape Ia do YOUR best and
teel your best Sold at Park"r> Two Drug
STORES
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Candidate for Treasurer.

hereby announce myself 4 carii,I;tte
for TIA" "tfitr of Treasurer Of Nan-e county
subject to tn" action Of the Cpuntv Dem
"rratic Convention, and respectfully ask
the support Of my friends. Ii nominated
and elected promise we'll and faithfully
to perform the duties oE said office
to tn" best Of my ability
= + TIENER
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Sale of House and Lot

r. VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY .L~.i'
- m IN" III a certain Decd Ia Ifu-'
on I h" 9th day of january. 1870 b
Hicks recorded in book -. pn-" ~" F.. F..
record Of NHnr" county. driuulr .... #a.
in h" payment of the bond -.-.1t'.. .-.
at the request Of The holder OF o.. H.
shall offer iOr sale at public au.f.
court hpuE. door in Vance count
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind Bleeding, Protruding Piles
Druggists are authorized to refund money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails TO cure in 6 TO II
DAYS, soc
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
For Rent.

Three rooms, frst-tloDr, with one Iarg
dressing room, electric lights, Furnished
or unfinished. Will rent aitogeth her q
separately. For sale, IL victoria carriHg
in good order, also an iron safe
MRS. JENNIE !. II ARRIS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10

Neither tile man with the hoe, the
man behind the gun, nor the man
with the muck rake" can measure
honors lust now with the man at the
bat
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
MONDAY, MAY 21sf. 1906.

Sell mt public auction I" the hi-h.-- ..f
for cash at the court hnnsr door o.. r|..-..
Of Henderson. y e.. the following .....-.
tu-Wit:
One lot or parcel of land ~ltr.-.sa q.
town ut Henderson, y. &. aud hou1..i..l
follows. Begin at Il stake T.. nat.> E.
owen Davis corner. and run Thence. frar..
Davis line 30 feet more or l,.s> 'a Huaf
Alley or Prttigrew street; thence atur- -
Hughes Alley or Pettigrew street = f,..f
II stake: thence parallel with ia" tr~r Hn,
owen Davis line (about loo fy.s rt,.
along Owen Davis line To the beginning
This 10th day of April. l9oG
J. l.. Il EEIN
-r>f..
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10

Killing OFF your neighborS does not
accomplish liberty any quicker in
Russia than anywhere else. WASH
iffmtOn Post.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
MONDAY, May 14fh, 1906,

fsr cash. The following described ....H''.
beginning 1T the southern side 90 I.. ...'
a. It's Intersection INTO Rock ~I#.f. -'''
theme" along said John - rect !. 81.
stHk" on h. rdg" al said street. r..-.. o
W. I'D. feet to Il stalk" on 1h'. ,..- ..
alley, thence along the said nIl,. = "' .
To = stake N the Iufrf section 81 -.. ...'f
INTO Rock Spring street. Theme. ....'. -"
- rect II feet to h., beginning
This April -. 1906
4 = NroI'
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
30 CURE A COLDIN ONE DAY

Fake LANATIyEBROMO quinine Tablets
Druggists refun money if il fails 10 cure. f..
W. GROVES Signature is on each box. be.
The bravest looking underwear
sometimes has Il shrinking DISPOSE
ton.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10

Why take a dozen things TO cure that
cough? kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
drives the cold out through your bowels
Sold at Parker's Two Drug stores
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10

During the darkness of the foodno
doubt Noah rugged up an ark light.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
NOTICE.

DI VIRTUE OF POWER cos lt.Fr
- upon me 10y a trust deed ,.t. ....H
Aid Bowling and wife. Alice Eou.r.- 3D..
18th day of July 1908. which e.lT ...#
duly registered in Vance couutt 1870. 20
page 800 | shall on
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-26
DEPARTURE OF CHINESE
REEVES TALK OF SPIES
LOCAL MERCHANTS SAY SPY
TALK is ABSURD
Unusual Number of CeIestias Gonq
Back to FIowery Kingdom With
Their Savings Attracts Attention of
the Federal Authorities

The unusual emigration of Chinese
from this country at present particu-
larry noticeable in Los Angeles has
caused the federal authorities to fear
that there are spies here from China
inducing their countrymen to return
to their fatherland preparatory for the
war that it is feared may break out
there at any time between the United
States and China.
The suggestion that Chinese and
Japanese were in this country as much
for the purpose of spying as of bet
tering themselves intellectually and
financially was made in San Francisco
last year when the crusade against
Japanese and Chinese employment was
started. At first and for several
months thereafter, those who main
tanned the latter classes of hands on
their ranches, in their establishments
and homes, scoffed at the idea.
Since then there has been a notice.
able decrease in the Chinese population
here, and during the past two months
several thousand have returned to
China.
The federal authorities regard the
present emigration as serious and the
Chinese in this city when asked about
it attribute it to the old custom of
saving up $1,000 and then returning to
their native country, where they can
retire and live comfortably on the
money. The Chinese here laugh at
the idea that their countrymen act as
spies while in the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-26

of the corridor. In passing a large
mirror he noticed the white paste
board in the front of his derby. VII
ciously he jerked the headpiece from
it's resting place and grabbed the an
nouncement from it's place. In doing
SO he registered a deep dent in his
headgear
On reading the words, II am sleep
ing" he suspected the italian hands
of his friends and accused them of
the act across the corridor in pitch
which would have qualified him for an
announcer on the football field.
Explanations were soon in order and
in few moments the Sunday LIQUOR
license law was under warm discus
sion, "Billie" advocating several
things which would have made him
an enemy to the w. c. T. U. for time
eternal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-26

San Francisco to give her fourth con-
cert.
In speaking of her great success in
San Francisco Nine. Gadski credits
that city with being one of the great
music centers of the world, and very
graciously attributes much of the must
cal life to the training of the San Fran
cisco public for many years by the
Tivoli management, which created a
musical atmosphere which has gradu-
ally broadened until it has permeated
every portion of the city.
Nine. Gadski says that she finds that
even in Europe, Los Angeles is men
toned as one of the future great cities
of musical art and she finds that the
sons and daughters who so from here
are the most promising students in the
European Conservatives.
OF a few noted singers touring
America this year Nine. Gadski prob
ably would be selected as pre- eminent.
Beautiful of face, magnetic in person.
ality and gifted with voice such as is
heard but once or twice a decade, it is
not at all surprising that her coming
to this city should be considered an
event Of very first Importance.
Forty=seventh Concert
Nine. Gadski is looking forward to
her concert in this city on tomorrow
evening" She declares she is in better
voice than ever before, and her health
is the best in years. She has not been
overworked with a grand opera season
and although she has appeared in 46
concerts this season, and has 81 more
to sing, she has not missed a single
date and her voice has been in perfect
condition for each one of them.
Her marvellous voice and dramatic
temperament which combine to win her
fame as the foremost Wagnerian sing
er of recent years both bear the quail
ties of youth and freshness for unlike
the half dozen or so prima donni now
before the public Nine. Gadski is in
her prime and her powers at their
point of fullest and richest develop
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-26
WIVES DEPART;
. HUSBANDS MOURN
TWO HOMES MADE DESOLATE
AS A RESULT
Many Tell Their Troubles to the Police
While Seeking HeIpmates and
Sympathy-Dr Parker
Still Missing

Two Los Angeles men are mourning
for their wives. One of the women Is
supposed to have been lured from her
home through occult means and the
other is probably looking for q Scotland
legacy.
A. M. Berkeley of COS Wall street re-
ported to the police Saturday that his
wife had left home and that he had no
clew to her whereabouts.
She was much interested in spirit
uallsm, he said, and he thought that
some one had taken advantage of her
veneration for occult science to induce
her to leace home and cast her for
tunes with devout believers in mediums
and communication with the departed.
David Gardner of 2104 Dewey avenue
told pathetic story to the police.
He said he brought his wife to Cali
fornia that she might enjoy the Won
derful climate and regain her failing
health. He had left good position
and when he arrived here he found it
hard to get work. He did his best,
however, and took home every cent he
earned, but she left him and when he
came home after a hard days work
the fire was not lighted and the house
was empty. No note was left to tell
him where his wife had gone.
Death of Relative Makes Her Rich
She came from wealthy Scotch fam
lily and since she left him in December
he has learned that the death of a
relative in Scotland has made her COM
fortably we'll Off He thinks that she
has gone back to her people in Scot
land and even now may be enjoying
luxuries in her home city, while he is
bent with toll and pressed for the COM
mon necessities of life.
God knows that L would forgive her
If she would only write and explain why
she left" he said plaintively to the
sympathetic desk sergeant. 81 want her
to have the best and l have never been
able to provide for her as L wished
to do
Parker Still Missing
An invalid wife, living in Whittier
is mourning for her recreant husband
and she has given up hope of hearing
from him again.
The man is DR.. w. S. Parker, young
dentist, who occupied luxurious office
on Broadway.
The police say that another woman
fell in love with him and persuaded
him to leave his wife in poverty, while
ne sold all his property and went with
this unidentified siren.
Mrs. Parker believes that the woman
hypaotized her husband, but that is a
polite way of CLOSING over common
fault. The police, more versed in the
ways of the world, say that it is simply
a case of a married man becoming in
fatuated with another woman and being
willing to leave home and family for
the sake of the new charmer.
Hardly a day passes but that re-
port is made to the police of husband
missing or of a wife who has left home.
Criminal passion or unlawful love is
the reason underlying most of these
so-called mysterious disappearance,
according to the officers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-26
MISFORTUNE FOLLOWS OLDS FAMILY;
WIFE Is LYING AT DEATHS DOOR

caught fire and exploded on the light
cotton gown of the young woman.
She screamed for help and rushed
blindly into the yard, her dress all
ablaze.
Her mother and fifteen-year-old sis
ter ran to her aid and with rugs and
blankets succeeded in sitting the
flames. Not, however, until the back,
shoulders and limbs of the unfortunate
woman were badly burned.
She was brought to the county hos
pital Saturday night and everything
possible was done to alleviate the
terrible pain.
Swathed in bandages, her beautiful
face not disfgured by the flames, she
lay moaning In agony while her hus-
band and young sister remained within
call.
Nurse Says There is No Hope
There is no hope" the head nurse
said sadly last night.
TT is one Of the most pathetic cases
that we have handled for long time.
am so sorry for her babies and the
poor husband"
In commenting on the case police
surgeon said that it was curious with
all the advance in medical science that
no means of saving a badly burned
person has been discovered
Skin grating has been used in some
cases with success, but where the burns
cover large portion of the body there
is seldom hope of recovery.
Surgery has found means for saving
life that were not known a few years
ago and there have been wonderful OPP
erations performed, but in the case of
severe burns the shock to the nervous
system is something that no medical
skill has been able to counteract and a
large percentage of such cases prove
fatal.
The neighbors at Gardena have Of
fered TO do anything they can in the
way of assisting the unfortunate fam
lily and have taken deep interest in
the pathetic case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odds have, two chill
dren, one baby ten months old.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-26
BELIEVE MILLER is GUILTY
Suspect Booked at Station Thought to
Have Figured In Numer-
GUS Burqlaries

In the capture of Otto Miller. booked
at the police station Saturday night as
a suspect and later charged with
burglary. the police believe they have
in custody a professional burglar and
all-round crook who is suspected of
having been concerned in a number of
recent burglaries and robberies.
1t is believed that Miller's latest job
was the burglarizing of the Merlin
apartments at 546 South Grand avenue,
where about 5000 worth of valuables
were secured.
BY skillful work on the part of De-
tective Mcnamara, the man was cap
tured in Main street saloon Saturday
night and the stolen property includ-
ing two valuable watches and a BIZ
cycle, has been recovered.
A number of burglaries have been
reported to the police within the last
two weeks, and Detective Mcnamara
is confident that Miller has been con-
cerned in more than one housebreak-
ing case.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-26
Los Angeles, on Account of Its CIi-
matte Conditions, Wealth and Re-
finement, Will Have Best
Music in the Land

Los Angeles will develop most ar
tistic and dignihed musical atmosphere
on account of it's climatic conditions,
it's wealth, refinement and education
until it shall have the best in music
that there is in the land"
Such were the words of Nine. Jo-
hanna Gadski, the celebrated dramatic
soprano, who arrived in Los Angeles
late last evening from San Francisco.
Her party have apartments at the
Alexandria and consist of her husband,
Herr Tauscher, her travelling manager,
David MontagnOn, and Frank Forge,
her accompanies
1T is always a delight to me-" con-
tinued Nine. Gadski, ito get back to
Los Angeles. There are so many beau
tiful places here and 1 have enjoyed
many happy hours while here with the
many friends L have made"
Nine. Gadsli is enthusiastic over
Southern California and feels that if
she should ever make a permanent
home in this country it would be in
this part of the United States.
Fourth Trip
This is her fourth trip to Los Angeles
and tomorrow night will probably be
the last opportunity that music lovers
will have to hear her beautiful sing
ing for some time. 1t has not yet been
entirely decided but it is likely that
she will only sing for about six weeks
on this side of the water next season
and then she would not have time to
come to Los Angeles. Nine years she
has appeared in America and, since she
is a German, she feels that it is her
duty to return to her native land next
year.
Nine. Gadski was warmly received
when she gave her first concert in San
Francisco, but the house was not large
enough to hold the audience who clam
ored to be admitted to hear her when
she gave her third on Saturday night.
She will remain in Los Angeles but one
week and will return next Sunday to