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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-09
eEMARKABLE FEAT OF A HA-
wAIIAN FISHERMAN
IN WATER NEARLY II HOURS
Boat capsizes in squall and His Three
Companions Perish is Nearly
Driven Mad by Crabs During
Awful Experience.

Honolulu. H. Edward DuVau'
rhelle, of Molokai is the nero oil
most remarkable story of human
courage and endurance and OF. mar
yelous escape from death. The iact
that he was one of the team that rep
resented the national guard oil ha'
wall at the rifle shooting at Sea Girt'
N. j.. last fall will perhaps add some
interest to the tale of his thrilling eX-
perience
Monday night, May 2S. Duvauchelle,
who is fisherman. living at Pukoo
on the southern coast of Molokai, with
three native hawaiians as compan-
ions, left home in whaleboat with
load of fish for Lahaina, Maui, about
IL miles away. They arrived there
safely, sold their fish, and about eight
o'clock started in a dead calm to row
back. A light breeze sprang up and
they hoisted sail, making the sheet
fast. A sudden squall capsized them
before they could ease off the sheet
The boat became waterlogged and be-
gan drifting out to sea. They were at
the time mile or two from Kama
pail landing. Maui They made float
with four oars and the mast and with
this TO help them. two of the natives,
at their own request, started to swim
ashore to get help.
After waiting their return for three
hours In vain Duvauchelle and his re-
naming companion, Dan Pawaa,
came to the conclusion that the two
men had failed to reach shore, and as
the whaleboat was drifting still farth-
er out to sea they decided that they
would themselves attempt to reach
the shore by swimming. They made a
float of the boom and gaff and all that
was left of the boats gear and start
ed. The current carried them in the
direction of Napili and they were able
to gradually make their way toward
the shore. When within half mile
of it they discovered TO their conster-
nation, that the current was setting
against them and that in spite of all
their efforts they were drifting farther
away-this time in the direction of
Molokai, which seemed to them to be
about ten miles distant. They there
fore made up their minds to swim to-
ward the shore Of that island. They
seemed to be making considerable
1eadway and by sunset were as near
as they could judge by the line of
breakers on the reef, four OF five miles
rom the shore.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-09
SWIMS 80 MILES
TO ESCAPE DEATH.

They had moonlight until nearly
midnight when the moon set. BY this
time Dan Pawaa was becoming ex-
hausted and could barely keep himself
af,oat. Thereupon Duvauchelle gave
up the float to him entirely placing
him ON the middle of it and he himself
swan without the assisting buoyancy
of the float. When about 500 yards
from the shore of a little rocky islet,
about mile from the Molokai coast
pawaa was overcome with exhaustion.
and bidding Duvauchelle good-by
dropped from the float, sunk and new
err rose Duvauchelle succeeded about
an hour later in reaching the rock
and dragging himself, wounded and
bleeding, beyond reach of the waves
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-09
POLICE PUT A STOP TO
SODA FOUNTAIN gags"

en- and young girls were becoming
slaves to the liquor habit through
partaking of drinks thoroughly satu-
rated with liquor at soda fountains.
The owners of these places announced
that % drinks for which there had
been a large demand in the past could
no longer be sold because of police
opposition.
Such decoctions as Louisville
punch. Champagne Freeze" with
Kentucky frappe" and frozen
sherry punch" do not contain any
secret as to their ingredients. The
suggestiveness of the names. police
officials claim, was fully borne out
by the mixture when served.
The entire list OF % drinks no
longer served at the fountains afford
ed a variety of jag that no licensed
thirst emporium advertised. The no
lice authorities claim the sale of these
drinks to women and children and
even to male visitors barred after one
a, m. from the saloons satisfied an
appetite for intoxlcants which must
hereafter be appeased only in licensed
saloons.
Until the revised menus of the fash,
ionable resorts came out after tho
mayors orders there was no clear up
destanding of the extent to whtcA
the sale of intoXicants was carried on
al soda fountains. It was generally
understood that a few liquors could bo
mad from friendly soda fountais
clerk but the FOUNDERS did not an.
preclate the variety of drinks that
were served.
The police orders are to absolutely
prevent any further sale of these
drinks and all the downtown foun.
tains have withdrawn them.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-09
WOMAN IS SHDI|
BY RANCH HI
Refusal of Widow to MAJ
Him Caused Jealous Mani
to Commit Crime.
After Shooting Woman, lo,..
Rancher Wounds Young Man wJ
Attempts to Arrest Him. ana n
In Danger of Being Lynch.d

Casper, Wyo.-At the ranch :, \
John Adams. four miles eas, :, J
place. Jack Williams. a wel, /.
ranch hand, shot and Co.,
wounded Mrs. Adams. who is . N, \
her husband having commttod
eide three years ago. The IA
passed through the right arm
penetrated the breast.
Mrs. Adams fed from William,
concealed herself in the harm \
Williams left. She then went u
neighbor's, who brought her IN r..
for medical attention. In al, n,ns
ility her wounds will prove fatal I
After shooting Mrs. Adams, will,
went to a hay camp near by and
what he had done. A young man
the field demanded his surrender
Williams refused to give himself
A struggle ensued and the boy
shot twice by Williams. The
hung on and, although very weak
knocked Williams down and succ.
ed in fastening his hands and feet
left him there, came to town, noti
Sheriff Webb and then went to
tor to have his wounds dressed W
and a party went to the hay field
secured Williams.
The refusal of Mrs. Adams to ma
Williams caused the jealous man
commit the crime. He had resdet
the Adams ranch for three years.
wife secured divorce from him |
years ago. Adams is said to h
killed himself because of jealo
over the attentions Williams paid
Adams.
Feeling Is running high and
liams may meet summary punishm
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COUNT, as soon as he should send for
her tt come to him.
The leath of Schoenfeldt was still
ghrulic "a In mystery, so far as the po-
Ice and relatives and friends of the
dead man we're concerned. when Over
hardt left Germany and fed to Paris.
lie remained in Paris few weeks and
then went to London, whence few
weeks later he came to the United
States.
He sought and obtained employment
in New York under an assumed name,
but, fearing that the mystery sur
rounding Schoenfeldts death might be
cleared up and that he might be dis.
covered and arrested there as his
slayer. he set out for the west. He
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-09
sTocksLAGER FOR eovERNo
Democrats of Idaho Place Ticket in
Field.

Occur d'Alene, Ida.-After a std
uous two days convention, the Ded
Gratis of Idaho placed in nominatI
the following ticket:
United States senator-Fred
bois, Bingham county.
Member of congress-Rees Hat
baugh. Idaho county.
Justice of the supreme courl
Stewart S. Denning. Latah county,
Governor-C. o. Stockslager, Blal
county.
Lieutenant governor-George
Chaplin, Bingham county.
Secretary. of state-Fleeurnoy
loway, Washington county
Attorney general-Karl Paine, 4
county.
Treasurer. d. Morris. Lewist
AUDITOR. M. Bennett, Canl
county.
Mine inspector-Samuel Norm
Shoshone county.
Superintendent of public instruct
Miss Permeal French. Blaine coul
Judge. First district-Major W.
Wood. Shoshone county.
Judge, Second district-Authol
delegated to committeeman from CO
ties in the district to select candid
Judge, Third district d. "a
Ian, Ada county.
Judge. Fourth district-C. A. B'
Banpock county.
Judge, Sixth district-Gus
Quarles. Lemhi county
Judge, Seventh district-Edwaru
Bryan, Canyon county.
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Auto colIIdes With MIX Cart.

Oakland, Cal.-Carlton Wall
known capitalist arl club man
son of the late General Wall
probably fatally injured in an auto
bile accident near 'Elmhurst Tues
morning, His car. which he MN
was driving. collided with
wagon and he and his compann,'
Thomas Dennigan, Douglas Mcpl
and George Habernicht were :,
thrown ont. There are said 10 u
been several women in the party
Of whom was hurt
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Woman to Die on scaf'O'd.

Stockton, Cal.--Mrs. Emma le !
has been sentenced to be hangeu -
ber 10 next on her conviction u
murder of Albert N. McVlcar' NJ
torneys presented affldavits in'9
to inpeach the character OF Julo'
ter, but Judge Nutter deemeu
insufficient as basis for the nv NV,
for a new trial. The convicted 'n, ~v
heard her sentence with snncs
There was neither fear nor denaN ns
the expression of her face
heard her doom pronounced
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-09
Parachute FalIed to WORK.

Utica. N. william Johnson
balloonist, made an ascension IN
nection with street fair in ~
Falls, Tuesday, In coming down
a parachute the apparatus ialieu
work, and Johnson fell upon the
road tracks, receiving injuries W.
undoubtedly will cause his deatn,
is estimated that johnson was .
feet high when he left the baiioU. :"
make what is called a double = =
chute descent. The first paraUD
opened well, and Johnson desc.~ !.
about two-thirds of the distance v
he fell.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-09

ing his pulse and listening for heart
beats decided he was dead and ran
away.
storts said he was conscious. and
'hat when. the young men left bs
walked to Van Buren,, notified the OF
heers and had warrants issued sor
the arrest Of the young men. He bad
recognized Clayton Bradford Coan
FaXton' Elmer Brown. Charles Smith
ana Clarence Brown, and all were ar.
rested on the charge of assault ans
battery. They pleaded guilty whom
arralsned' and were fined one dollar
and costs in each case.
Inc young men said it was the in.
tention to frighteH Storts. haze h,r,
and then let him go. ~
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Is Rescued Far Out in Ocean After
Being Buffeted by Wind and
Twice Drenched by the
Waves.

Boston.-After being buffeted by
thunderstorm, twice ducked in the
ocean and spending the night in the
car attached to his balloon, James X.
Allen, veteran aeronaut, was res
cued off Block island by the crew of
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-09

exhilarating Intoxicating drinks salts,
fed at the fashionable soda fountains
and temperance drink parlors of the
city. Mayor Moore has instructed
Chief of Police Wappenstein to put
an end to the practice, declaring at
the time that many respectable wom-
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-09
Alluring Decoctions Which Have Been
Appeasing Seattle Appetites
Barred from Sale.

Seattle. Wash. - Society women
down town shopping and young
school girls OF respectable families
can no longer have their appetites for
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-09

the fishing schooner. Frances V. Silva
and brought to this city by the tug
Clara e. Ula. Though he has made
more than 400 ascensions. Allen says
this latest one was the most thrilling
OF his life
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-21
GLADEsvILLE.
OF The Argus

Correspondence OF The Argus
Miss Edna Sutton. who is attending
school at Kingwood, spent Saturday and
Sunday beneath the parental roof, returnin.
Ing Sunday evening
The Disciple brethern OF Gladesville are
building for themselves a much needed
house OF worship
A large barn belonging to Benton Rumble
was destroyed 10y lightning last week. with
all OF i,s contents, hay. oats, and corn.
No insurance
Mrs. Emma Sutton is visiting friends and
relatives at Morgantown this week
Friend Sapp aud Owen Lyons left our
village and have gone to Kansas.
Geo. Wade and wife OF near Granville.
were spending few days with Mrs wades
parents Mr.. and Mrs T. Mccoy
Childrens day at GladesvilIe Iuly Ist.
An all day service, Sunday School and
preaching IN the forenoon and chlldrens
day exercises IN the afternoon.
Miss Katy Hunt an aged lady living with
the family OF Al Pratt died on the nth.
after a lingering illness
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-21

Died at her home near Pleasant Dale.
Monday June IS, 1900. at p. m. Nancy,
the wife Of Mafcellus 7 pell, one Of the
leading citizens Of the county. She had
been III since January with liver trouble
The funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon At ? o'clock at the home conducted
by Rev J. H. Hess Of the VI. T.. Church Of
Kingwood, after which the burial took place
in the family grave yard on the home place
The deceased was born in i847 and was
therefore 50 yeas N age. She vas
daughter Of the late William Albright and a
sister to J.. NJ. Albright Of Kingwood. She
leaves a husband aud 3, children, three boys
and three daughters 10 mourn The loss of .
devoted wife and mother
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-21
To the Friends, Patrons aud Members
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church

Ia order that YOU may be correctly in
formed OF the condition of Affairs relating
TO the Parsonage enterprise, the Trustees
make this statement
Plans and specifications were prepared
10y Architect Jacobs OF MotSantown. aud
submitted 20 as, which after few changes
were accepted and made the basis OF h,ds
Tor construction Several bids were re.
ceived and opcncd On the 4th inst pursu
ant TO advertisement In the newspapers
lho bids OF several baddors were carefully
considered aud che one made by Smith
Brothers OF MorsantOWn. after some mod,.
heations, has been accepted as the most
desirable an all respects, aud a contract has
been entered into with that hrm Tor the fur
niShing OF an materialS aud the complete
construction OF the b0,ld,ug including a
hrsteiass hot air furnace fully equipped
Tor the warming OF the rooms at the price
OF Is, 400 the contractors to have the old
building, The house is to be OF brick two
stories, ten rooms, slate root aud will bc
finished in good style. The oon,rao, is Tor
It's eomple,ion by the Grst day OF Dee. 1000.
We believe the church aud tie commu,
nifty will be pleased TO see their lots adorn.
ed with so beautiful aud convenient a home
for the Pastor aud his family. believing as
they do. that when completed il will be a
credit to the people who so Literally assist
In its building 10 the Conference and TO
the town.
The aggregate OF the subscriptions now
made is s3sOo being $500 short OF the con
tract price, exclusive OF cost OF plans due |
Architect Jacobs but some who have not
Yet subscribed have promised to do so. aud |
some have promised to increase their sub |
seriptions so we consider the outlook rea
sonably good Tor aggregate cont, buttons |
sufficient to meet the contract price Oh or |
before the completion OF the building. On |
behalf OF the church aud community, we |
cordially thank those who have so kindly !
subscribed their mesns towards this worthy |
enterprise. and ~ advance those who will |
vet be given opportunity to add their |
names TO the list
We are much Indebted to our Pastor. |
Rev. John II. Hess for his unremitting.
practical and successful efforts thus Tar in |
promoting the work IN co operation with
the Trustees
JAMES &. MCCRgw.
GRO. a. WALLS,
w. III. &. MESSENGER
FRANK NJ MURDoCK
JAMES l.. STONE,
FRANCIS HEERMANs
Trustees.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-21
For Sale.

Two inserted tooth saws, g In. and 60 TO-.
used but lnile Two band wheels. a. in.
and "a in. heavy, ~ In. and ~ In. face. One
stationery engine "a b q Westinghouse
engine 7S b. p. Portable engines Rus
sell 70 b. D.. single cylinder. out two years
Z ~ 10. .. Russell compound, out 3 years
Ocisefi b. y. Traction engines Rus.
sell 10 b. r., nearly new. Gciser, 10 b p.
{. q O Cooper ~ b. p. { Ffick Junior
2 b. y All rebuilt and thoroughly repaired
Saw Mills One Russell cone and rack
shaft feed Russell. friction and cable
feed. Geiser. cable and friction feed all
left hand mills. All have new wood work
~ II. carriage and 50 r. track Two head
blocks, new Internal betting all rebuilt and
repaired. a 60 ~. saw goes with each mill.
Al this machinery IS practically a. good as
new. kussells new thTeshcrs and engines
FOR sale also saw mills. Their Universal
and Road fractions are made for hauling
heavy loads on the ROADS No engine made
can compete wish them We sell hay balers.
water drills grinding machinery saws and
betting We buy trade and sell steam ma.
chincrY We await your command
Wa NJ KiNCAiD Gen Agent
t7t Cameron. W Va.
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Charles w. Wolfe, Ben l.. Brown and
j. Slidell Brown, left Sunday for Marion
county TO attend the funeral Of Charles r..
Morgan near Rivesyille, which took place
Monday At p. m. at the old Morgan home.
stead and the burial in the old Morgan
Cemetery, where the old indian fighter is
buried and where monument Is erected 10
his memory. People came from fer and
near t6a'tend the funeral and It was one Of
the largest we ever attended. The deceased
served in the Confederate cavalry under
Gen. Jubal a. Eafly and six old confederaies
acted as pail bearers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-21
Resolutions or Respect

In as much as our beloved Bro. ]. H.
Fromhar, departed this life May ?, 1000.
BE il therefore
REsoLvED--T hat we as members of
Triumphant Encampment No. s3I. DOR.
deeply mourn the loss Of. our esteemed
brother. BE 1t
REsoLvED-That we eondole with the
bereayed family and friends IN their sad af-
fiieation aud devoutly commend them to the
keeping of Him who doeth all things we'll.
Bel
REsoLvED--Thai as a token of respect
that copy OF these resolutions he spread
upon the minutes of this Encampment. a
copy sent to the county papers for pubIca.
ton also that the chapter Of this Encamp-
ment be draped IN mourning for period Of
thirty days
Fralernally submitted
IRA s. BAILEY
WALTER SINCLAIR
a. i. PYLEs.
Committee
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-21

a very pleasant and enjoyable reception
was given last night by Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ
Albright at their hospitable home on Beverly
Hill. to meet Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Albright,
who were'~narried at Ifonton, Ohio last
Thursday, June I4th, and arrived in King
wood a few days ago. Elegantly engraved
invitations were sent to quite large number
OF guests and the home was crowded with
them las, night. The Kingwood Concert
Band attended and serensded the newly
welded couple, Elegant and delicious re-
freshmenIs were served in sumptous abund-
ance and the evening passed in delightful
manner.
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zAR io1r,NAs

Correspondence OF The Argus
Isaac Forsythe was a, Fuendsvile OF
business saturday
Miss Nellie Shaeer OF near Addison. Pa
is visiting relatives here
Frank Meyers OF near IIateton. was here
on business Monday
Rev. ID. A. Friend preached an interest
ing sermon TO his people here Saturda,
evening
Miss Alice Guthrie returned to Brandon.
vile again last Sunday to help wait on Miss
Thankful Lision and mother.
Allen Meyers OF near Terra Alta. was in
our community recently
Miss Berta Guseman has gone over TO
Leasing, Pa, TO stay with her sister Mrs.
John Hams part OF the summer.
Earl Splker was out near GAINESVILLE
among friends Saturday aud Sunday.
] ]. Kelley unloaded another car of
fertilizer at Friendsvills Friday
Mrs. Marshall II arned aud son Isaac. OF
Brandonville were visiting relatives here
from Saturday until Monday
Walter spiker came home sick from
Grlndstone, Pa. Monday. lie had been
over there working few weeks.
Esrl Feather OF CusSart. was in our
vicinity again Saturday evening and sun.
day visiting friends
John Hileman OF Mstkleysburg. Pa. was
visiting his sister. Mrs. John O. Kelley near
here Thursday and Friday
Miss Bliss Frankhouser and her mother
drove out to GAINESVILLE Wednesday to
see the latters father, ]. c. Wolfe Mrs.
frankhouser renamed but Miss Bliss
returned the same evening.
Master Jesse McGinns OF Brandonville.
was visiting at his grandpa Spikers from
Tuesday until Thursday OF last week
Quite number OF our farmers went TO
Friendsville with teams last Friday after
fertilizer.
Mrs. S Floyd Kelley aud children of
Doriiy. were visiting Ezra Kelley and
mother Sunday and Monday.
Josiah Ditmore OF MorSans Glade, Iohn.
son Of Uniontown, Pa. and Fox OF Friends
VILE Md, were business callers here the
past week
l. A. Frankhouser went to GAINESVILLE
Sunday to see his tather-in-law ]. e. Wolfe.
He returned Sunday evening accompanied
by his wife who had been out there few
days the past week helping walt on her
father
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oo>ro MuRpotK.s.

my A~'sNS' u Nes'o"- was neH pNei
Sunday visiting friends
EIroy Leonard OF LsnOx. was IN ,o~u
yesie'day.
Charles 4. Copeman has been IN the past
week o5 two, tnreatened with appendicitis
A ID Fields. a prominent citizen of tue
Herring section, was here today and gave US
a paying cali
James G. Menear has been here the pas,
week visiting his home folks. lie is en-
ployed at the Reform School at Pruntytown.
John A. Wolfe, one of the rock ribbed
Democrats from Rockville, is in to~n today
and gave us cali
Charles W. Bosley has been over at
Williams, Tucker county a, work in a timber
camp for some time.
Miss Dora +. Menear an attendant in the
Hospital for Insane at Weston, has been
here the past week visiting her home folks.
Mt. and Mrs. Will Sharps aud children
from GAINESVILLE Ohio, are here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Noah Me,zler, parents of Mrs
Sharps.
Elk Senator A. G. Hughes returned last
Saturday from an absence of two weeks out
IN Indiana and attending Federal Court a,
Parkersburg.
The Childrens Day exercises at the Presby-
terrain and NJ. Z. Churches here las, Sunday
morning, were fine. They were well attend
ed and everything passed off very pleasantly.
There was n freight wreck on the NJ. & X.
railroad last Friday and one on the West
Virginia Northern Monday. Considerable
damage and delay to trains, resulted in both
cases.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. T.
Church held festival at the Parsonage,
Tuesday night. Proceeds about $50 to he
applied on the Parsonage Building fund.
Hugh Dyer came over from MorgantoSn,
yesterday to attend the reception given by
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright last night in
honor of their sons marriage.
The venerable DR.. Ashford Brown of
Webster, Taylor county, died at his home
last Friday m orning June IS, in his IS year.
He used to live in Preston county and had
many friends and relatives in this county.
Thousands annually bear witness to the
ethciency OF Early Risers. Those pleasant
reliable little pills have long borne a re-
putation second to none as a. laxative and
cathartc They are as staple as bread in
millions OF homes. Pleasant but effective.
VIII promptly relieve constipation without
gripping.
Sold by Strickler's Drug Store and VIM
NJ. Dent OF NewburP
Lieut.. John B. Ford was at Grafton last
week attending the funeral of his hrother.in.
law Henry Wright. who died suddenly of
heart disease. The funeral took place at
he Shay Cemetery near Austen
Mrs. Charles w. Wolfe was called to
Marion county las, Saturday morning by a
telegram announcing the death OF her father
Charles X. Morgan, who had only been III a
few days and was not thought to be in a
dangerous condition
James Ainsley Of Dunbar. Pa, and Eliza
Rodeheaver of Mt, Btaddock, Pa, were
over in this county last Saturday, and Sun.
day. The latter returned home, but the
former remained to look after some coal
fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, w. Windsor and child
rem from Fairmont came Tuesday to take
charge of the Hospital and drugstore for
DR.. and Mrs. Strickler, who have gone to
Webster Springs to attend the State Medical
Association, in session there this week