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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
MILLIONAIRE DUNPHY
is SUED FOR DIVORCE
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-James c.
Dunphy, a millionaire and son of a
minister. has been sued for divorce.
Edith NJ. Dunphy, his wife, filed the
action through her lawyers this morn
ing, alleging cruelty and abuse, begin
ming soon after the couple were
married, January 2, 1908
Mrs. Dunphy says that her husband
is worth more than a million and she
asks for $4,000 for her counsel fees and
alimony at the rate of 5000 a month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
LOCAL

Eleven-months-o baby in county
Jail.
Business men secure to Los Angeles
site for free harbor.
Automobilists boosters for owens
river bond issue.
Youth who siandered woman given
long sentence.
McGiiI trial may be completed satur-
day night.
Grace De Rivage, girl forger of Pasa-
dena, put on probation.
Peoples Gas company wins point
from Los Angeles concern.
Pasadena man. dislocates neck. but
walks to hospital.
Sports. society.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
BEGS TO BE ALLOWED
TO SPEND LIFE IN JAIL
Ry ASSOCIATED Press.

OAKLAND, May 29.--August Guss,
who was released from the county Jail
yesterday after serving there eight
days on a charge of disturbing the
peace, returned this morning and
begged to be admitted to prison again.
He said that he did not care to work,
and that he would like to spend the
rest Of his days in Jail. Jailer White
tried to get rid of him, but he remained,
in front of the Jail until he was finally
sent to the insane ward of the receiv-
ing hospital to await examination as
to his sanity.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
AGED SEVENTY, HE
ROBS HIS SISTER
OF $4,000

BY Associated Press.
i INDIANAPOLIS, May 29.-The i
i robbery of $4,000 in stocks and i
i bonds from safety deposit vault !
= belonging to his sister, Mrs. !
! Christina Mold, and flight to Gin /
i cinnati, where he disposed of $18,- 4
! 600 worth of his plunder, are the i
j. revelations of one days search for !
i Frederick William Hoehn, aged !
i 70 years. !
i The robbery was discovered !
j. week ago when Mrs. Mold re- j
4 turned from visit to Ohio. Go !
j. ing to her deposit vault she dis !
i covered it empty with the excep- !
i ton of an envelope containing the !
! securities of a brewery company j
4 valued at $4,000. j
i Suspicion was not directed to her !
j. aged brother until yesterday when !
j. letter was received from a Gin !
i cinnati banker making inquiries !
J regarding stocks and bonds which !
! he purchased from the old man, !
j who claimed to be acting agent !
i for his sister. The broker arrived !
i in Indianapolis today. He de- !
j clared he purchased $4,000 worth !
\ Of the stocks and bonds. /
4 Hoehn's whereabouts are un- i
j. known. ]
i !. 4 j. \ /
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
PRICE: SINGLE COPY, CENTS; SUNDAY 10 CENTS
JUSTICE BEATTY Is
SPRINKLED; CAUSES
ARREST OF DRIVER
BY Associated Press.

by ABSOCIHleu EIe5H.
+ SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.- j
4 While Chief Justice J. H. Beatty !
i was riding on Sutter street car !
4. today, a water wagon turned into !
! Kearney street as the car passed !
! and the water streamed upon the !
! car and deluged the jurist's shoes !
! and trousers. Judge Beatty hailed !
! a policeman and demanded the ar !
j rest of the driver. The driver was !
J. greatly surprised when placed !
! under arrest and said that he did 4
! not intend to sprinkle the car or !
4 its occupants. i
4 !
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
Masked men rob car crew.

Masked men rob car crew.
2-Sehmitz jury box empty.
S-Automoblists boost Owens river,
4-spooksters alarmed over arrests.
5-southern California news.
6-EditorlaI.
City news.
9-Sports.
advertisements.
12-S. P. train in ditch; two dead.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
San Franciscans Can
Ride ON Many
Streets
All but Two Routes Are
Operated By United
Railroads
President Cornelius of Union Predicts
Ultimate Victory for His Fol.
loWers-MuIlally Succeeds
Chapman
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-The po-
lice tonight arrested Charles Cordes,
John Mcdonald and William f. Burton,
three of the leading members of the
car mems union, ON the charge of inter-
fering with the trolley wires of the
United Railroads. COrdes and McDon-
aid are members of the car mems con-
ference committee while Burton is an
organizer who came here from Port
land. The three men are accused of
having thrown a chain across the trol-
ley wires at Sixteenth and church
streets last Tuesday night, which blew
out the switch boards in the power sta
tiOn and stopped all car service north
of Market street for sseveral hours.
By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, May 29-PartiaI
operation of the first cable line-the
Jackson and Powell street-to be opened
since the commencement of the street
car strike May was resumed at
o'clock this evening. There was no
violence. One round trip was made.
All but two of the twenty-six lines
composing the United Railroads system
are now running. The exceptions are
the Fillmore street hill line extending
six blocks from Broadway to the water
front, and the Mason street line. 1t is
announced that these will be in oper-
alton not later than Friday.
The California, Geary and Union
street lines, owned outside of the
United Railroads, are still tied up
except that on Union street one car is
being run back and forth to hold the
franchise. Two hundred and fifteen
cars were run today. The full quota
under normal conditions is 415. The
company states that it has now 1000
operatives and that more are en- route
from the east.
Thornwell Mutually has been ap-
pointed to the office of vice president
and general manager of the United
Railroads to fill the vacancy caused bv
the death last week of George F. Chap
man. Mr.. Mullally retains his position
of assistant to the president.
Richard Cornelius, president of the
Garments Union said tonight:
The situation has not changed in the
least. have not the least idea relative
to the time the controversy will last
but l say this much-that the strike
Will be settled and when that time
comes the Carmen's union will he ON
deck with our union stronger than
ever"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
NEGRESS TAKES COIN
AND ADMITS SHE NEVER
WAS 'BERESFORD'S WIFE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
4 Ell PASO, Tex, May 29.-Flora +
!. Wolf, commonly called Lady =
4 Flo," the negress who set up j
i claim against the estate of the late !.
!. Lord Delavel Beresford as his j
i common law wife, today accepted j.
!. the $4,000 bequeathed to her by 4
j. the will Of Lord Beresford and an j
i additional $4,000, waving all =
i claims to the estate and certify i
4 ing that she was never either in i
j. law or in fact the wife Of Lord +
]. Beresford. j.
i i 4 x j. T. j. j. l. 4 i 4 j. j. j. i + j.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
Killed by Falling Wall
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 29-While
workmen were excavating for a build
ing at the corner of Mission and Sixth
streets today, retaining wall fell,
killing Angelo Galenti, an Italian, and
iniurinR another workman.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
Conference Postponed
lv A ssociated Press.

OAKLAND, May ga conference
between the restaurant and hotel men
and their union employees which was
scheduled for this afternoon was post
poned until Saturday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
COAST
esidents of San Francisco

Japanese residents of San Franchises
demand better protection.
Southern Pacific train on coast line
wrecked near Bradley, killing two men,
Partial operation of the first cable
line street cars since May 5 is attempt
ed in San Francisco.
No progress made in impanelment of
jury to try Mayor Schmitz of San Fran
cisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
RECEIVER ASKED FOR
PROPOSED AIR LINE
BY Associated Press.

<AbhOCId
CHICAGO, May 29.-Ten small stock
holders in the projected Chicago-New
York air line railroad filed petition to-
day for a receiver for the concern, ana
also asked for an injunction restrain
ing the continuance of the affairs OF the
company by A. c. Miller. It's president.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30

Body of Mrs. William Mckinley is
laid at rest in Canton, Ohio.
Man seventy years of age robs sister
of $4,000.
State department receives translation
of Nicaragua Salvador treaty.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
EoREIGN

Queen Maude of Norway has narrow
| escape from death in runaway.
Irish council bill subject of discussion
in England.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

For Southern California;: Cloudy
Thursday; fresh west wind. Maxi
mum temperature in Los Angeles
yesterday, 67 degrees; minimum, 5s|
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
Snow in New Mexico

Ell PASO, Tex, May 29.-Two and
one-half inches of snow fell at Cloud
croft, NJ M, 100 miles north of here,
today, and the prospects are that it
will snow again tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
EASTERN

12-s. P. train in ditch; two dead.
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04
\ Dang eefous Measure.

fhe | evltor looks upon Ihe stafa-dePa~ttefy 5iil tBat passed the house Monday IS thoroughly dangerous measure.
 The bill in effect provides that the State funds shall De deposited in banks which offer the highest rats ef interest for their ust.. Ire interest, of course, to be applie4 t5 the general fund of the State geF- eraaeat. Tbis seemingly is wise. but in all likelihood | is the weak banks that Will borrow. The bill provides that sum equal 10 only oae=half the amount of the paid up capital of q bank can be borrow ed from the treasury, that each ai- rector shall be personally respoasf- bie for losses sustained by the State. and that bond double the amount obtained must be given by tbe bank that borrows, yet t pfo- vides also tint the treasurer, should the State need the money loaned out. shall hase the power to draw for the full amount Of deposit il any time, thus preeipitating pan ie and run on the bank in which such deposit Is mace The State might possibly recover in a major itY ef such cases. though past ex- perience shows the most difficult of all 5obs to be the recovery of public money that has been lost either throegh reckless manage nieat or design on the part of those who had control of il. but even in such cases the embarrassed banks and their depesitors would be the real sufferers They would never recover
 Seventy years atgo the State of Arkansas went into t6e banking business, and the effects of the venture are felt to this good day Fort Smith Elevator
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04

Mr. Cefde l Wilmington. whd has been attending the Arkaasas [ diversity. returned home sl week ou account of if heaIth
 Harrie8. ia th5s city, oa hst Sunday evening II $ 50 o'clock. by the Rev E P Kennedy. Mr- Geo Wells and Miss Ncrfa Lam beft; ali Of this city, The groom is leading lumber dealer and. contractor. . while t6e Bride the daughter of Mrs Wdiie Lambert, is most charming and aeeaa pl she'd young iady The Mgnri- eeiionian extends it's best wishes to the Bride aaa groom.
 Monticello certainly needs d Gsst class ice factory That town with our present population, and growing all the time, should depend upon some other place for it's ice, in summer. should aot be thoa sht of. The psiae of the town shoeld influence our money men to take hold of tbe question and buiId ] factory Il once. \  company WIS made up here in d few days to buy s5.ooo horse, aad one could be formed in half the time to put n a Sco,ee9 ice plant. Get busy.
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04

"Arkaasas Liver Regulators lot Arkansas Liyers regulates Inc liver Fry t at
 Bordeaux Drug Store Mi C P Jones and wife of Niece, and Mr Madison ioncs, of Eidalia, ba.. we're visitors to our city this week
 JUST RECEINED-A beauti ful inc white goods. cotton voiles and dotted swis,es. at 2t Id Speneers.
 \ good deal of corn was plant. sd in this county. Last week The farmers are now preparing their cotton land
 We keep samples and take or defs tor suits or waists in piece goods See our samples
 II. M Wilson < Co. Rev J=W. Thompson held Easter services at Lake Village and Arkansas City last Sunday morning and evening
 Silk waist patterns-large as. sortment of patterns-iatest styles, lowest prices.
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04

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The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04
Don | Delay.

Save | possible serious spell of fever later on by cleansing your system now of it's accumulation ot impurities Simmons Sarsapar.- h will do 1t. It makes fine blood. fine appetite, great strength and grand ambition. For saIe by D. I. Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04

luno, July, Aagast and Sep, tem Der is the time when I will be in rny Monticello Gaiiery--tbe timo Of year when the light is the best far all photo work. I will bring with me all my ino eamsras, scenery etc. and bo prepared to do al kinds of up to date phote work in all tbe latest 4tgies
 RespectfuilH.
 .. " eho.as saqhs-
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04

I new have ready for trans planting, the famous Pondarosa. Acme and Stone tomato plants :; also cabbage plants.
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04

MarehVent out pretty rolicky.
 Mr Chas Owens, Of Pine Bluff,
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04
E-Ek
NOTICE.
Sale Of Sixteenth Section Land.

rpon neat:oa signed bya rlaloaty Of tae szals .aaasiauts Of Township Ii, south Range W.ss. as calIee.a- Of Drew callEty Ass4n- gas viii oaer for sale for earn ut the eaur. gogsa door ia the town of Monticello ou Non. 1av Apfil i,i lg17 netween the haGrs of F IT. snd ocioak p. n. the fouaw.ns described school lands, 1n@sa NEl-4 Sel Soc I6 ap, !lE7W
 sn -oysf
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04
]. C. letter.

Some few of our timid people are now breathing easier, since the last of March has passed, and no comet came. Those who expected to be knocked into smitbereens by this "wild colt" of comet are most agreeably disappointed and are consequently happy.
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04
Notice of confirmatlon of Title.

Notice of Coafirmation of Title.
 All parties interested .,lll taae notice thst The Drew C5unty Timber Company ol Grand Rapids. Michigan, have nia1 h the C6sacers Court for Drew cum ,}, Arkansas, taei@ petition to be bearl at the June term, 1907, If said Court, praying that the title te the following described lands in Drew. county, Ark be vested and continued in taem as agail St all persoas whomseeyer, to-wits
 Tn J. oi sE4 os Section Eighteen fis., and the !! oI @Eii aad N afN1Fi of See tion Twenty 2ol, eaa the F of oEi and M of sE4 o Section Twenty One t2ib and the fractional NJ of sW} and irae- uonl sW} of NM and sEf oi WI anl NE4 ei sW and NW1 of sE. and s,fsI af sW4 of Sec. Thirty One f31I. all in Tewe ? Eleven flIl. South, Range Eleht (sl West. Also the MI af NE3 ard SE1 of WI of SecIion One ! and the fractional N ol NN4 ofNE3 efSeetion Two ?, iu Town >aip Twelve lzj South Range Eight ts1, Wost-in oll about 7Gi 69 acrcs.
 All parties interested are warned to ap- pear a; thc June term lao7. of the Drew Ghaneesy Court and show cause f any they can, why the title to ssa lands should not b. conafmel n said Drew CaeHiy Tir ocr Gonpsuy.
 ! Gsvau under ny hand IS C!ev!, os cad Court anJ ny s9ai 9i oli.e thia March GeLL, 1a97
 TLs1 !. " ETNBR0.
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The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04

IEI, 1907
 Dr. NJ. \. Pope and fanily have gone to Philadelphia, where they will spend several weeks.
 silk petticoats-red. grey, black green and blue $4 to 80
 II. N Wilson ( Go.
 Rev [. P. Turner ard son, Frank, made visit to Montrose last week.
 Earliest to latest tomatoes, ready for transpIanting Phone No. 4.
 Paul and Felix Tarrant.
 Mir. Arthur Curry returned from 4 purchasing trip to St Louis last week.
 Straw hats, from s6 Panama down 10 I 1oc Mai5ga.
 H. hl Wilson $ Co. MT. Elmo Tool has gone to Poughkeepsio, N. l.. to take d business course.
 New line of pea's shirt and un- defwesr tt 5t Grace, Hall ( Co.'S.
 Dr. N. T. Lowe. of Morrell, Was T:siior to our city the first Of this week.
 Don't fail to see the beautiful line of ladies Iow.quarter shoes at 2t Ed Spencer's.
 Mrs. J. P. Burks, of Helena, is here on visit 10 her mother, Mrs. A H Dozier.
 Cruee, Hall & Co, will make you close prices on lace curtains for few days. 2t MT. B. E Ball. of Little Rock, was business visitor to our city last week.
 Handsome line of men $ dress shirts at
 2t Ed. Speneer's MT Pineo Daniels, of Chicot county, paid our town visit last week.
 New line of ladies' and men $ low cut shoes at 2t Cruce. Hall & Co.'S.
 Judge H. w. Wells went down to Lake village this week to hold court.
 J. C. Knox, Esq, made q pro tessional visit to Lake Village this week.
 A lot of Ladies Long Silk Gloves just received by express at ". NJ. Robertson x Go s.
 MT Percy Boiling has returned rom Tyler, Texas, where lie has been attending business school
 Mrs Henrietta Higgins, of De NaI's Bluff. visited the family of Hr. E. \. Causey, ih this city. last week.
 A little four-year-old child, by he name of Moses Miller, died at the Orphans Home on Nednes- day of last week.
 Cur line of ladies and men s neck wear is the prettiest in the city
 2t Ed Spencer
 Evening Prayer and lecture,  each Friday evening, at the Episcopal church. All cordially invited to attend
 Mrs. s. c. Ruble is here on a visit to her parents, Col. and Mrs W. F. SIemons. MT Ruble was, also, here few days last week.
 pr. E K. Gotham has removed his office from the Curry Building to the rooms over Harry Hankins' Hardware Co. 1t.
 Il. NJ Wilson & Co. want your business Gall by phone, call at the door or into the street. Come and see us; ride. walk or come any way you can get here; but be sure you come.
 II. T Wilson < Co.
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04

Aisilt4 }',''+t ti'4 Easter services at Lake Village and Arkansas City last Sgnday morning and evening.
 Silk waist patterns-large IS. sortment of patterns-latest styles, lowest prices.
 II. N. Wilson | Co.
 The wiId-tarkey crop has beea rather short this spring. We have heard of very few turkeys being killed.
 Ederheimer steins "Xtragood" clothes fer boys and young men. They fl. and wear fine.
 IL NJ. Wilson < Co.
 Cut-worms are worse this Spring than usual There was not cold weather enough during the winter to freeze them out.
 Get Telephone and be happy Nothing like i, for so small m in vestment.
 Valley Telephone Co.
 Prof s. IL Paisley, principal of the Presbyterian Training school of Warren. was visitor to our city last Saturday.
 For Pondorosa, Acme ard Stone tomato plants, and cabbage plants, see
 st ]. C. 5eter.
 Fishing was good on tke Gut of most of last week, and lots of people tried their luck. The banks of that stream are already worn as slick as an otter-slide
 We have beautiful line of Gold Enar1eled Iron Bedsteads. These bedsteads will not tarnish or peel of. Call and see them.
 ]. B. Wilson Fureiture Go.
 From tine number of soda-foun iains in this city one must con clnde that our people are cold- drink crowd. right. There are at least ten soda-fountains here.
 Big stock caps, sailors and snm- mer hats, for young ladies. Misses and boys. Tine style and price are right.
 H. NJ Wilson X Co.
 Mir. Brady, Special Agent of the St. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad, was here last week. settling some personal dam age cases for the railroad.
 Snappy, Spring hats-T B. Stetson, Thoroughbred and States man brands. Buy the best, al- ways.
 Il. NJ. Wilson < Co.
 new have ready for trans planting, the famous Pondarosa. Acme and Stone tomato plants; also cabbage plants.
 2t !. C. Jeter
 Some few of our timid people are now breathing easier, since the last of March has passed, and no comet came. Those who expected to be knocked into smitbereens by this "wild. colt" of comet are most agreeably disappointed and are consequently happy.
 The City Election, last Tuesday, passed of quietly. The following ticket was elected ]. G Will Hanson, Mayor; E A. Gotham. Recorder; V. ]. Trotter, Ed Spencer, ]. L. Allen, R L. fly 
 att and J D. Welsh, Ald.rtnen Now, that the eleceion Is over, let all hands 20 to work to make a bigger, better and more prosper ous city. In unity their is strength.
 Messrs Harold Money, T..mes K, Lewis and J. T. Lloyd will be in thls city on Wednesday, April 10th. at which time MT. Money will give an exhibition of shooting blue rocKs After the exhibition, there will be d practice shoot at either so or 100 blue rocKs. in which Mr. Money and MT. Lloyd will participate. All local shooters are invited to be present and par ticipate in the practice shoot fol- lowing.
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04
MONIICELI1ONfAN.
.4eSaY=Ttems.

Mareiyent out pretty roIioky. Mr Chas Owens, of Pine Bluff, was here yesterday
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion GU es the Spring scratehers. tt Mr.J B saaderIin has gone 10 Dermott to work for J. D. Jones County Court was in session this week.
 Nice line of lawns at at Gruee, Hall X Co'e Mr. N. R Pope was aP from ParKdnle the frst of t!e week Miss Lizzie Patton visited Ar kansas City last week.
 Window Glass, all sizes at
 Bordeaux Drug Store. & NIT k Il Todd visited Little 
 aRoek last week. , Mr j. " White has gone to Fayetteville on business trip Window glass, all sizes tt Bor deaux Drug Store.
 Mir. Y. ]. Trettef visited Pine Bluff last week.
 Miss Emma Patton visited rela- lives in Arkansas City this week. Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 All fools day. for this year, has passed into history
 Ram and cool snap the last Of March.
 Easter ..tssiss. were held at all the Churches last Sunday.
 Save money on gerien seed at If Bordeaux Drug Store Straw berries are being market ed here in abundance.
 Fire felt quite comfortable on Easter morn.
 Mir Rufus Collins, of Tyro, was  here last week.
 Laadreths fresh garden seed al If Bordeaux Drug Store. The ice cream and straw wberry season is knocking at the door. Mr. c Nj. simpson and wife were u from MorreIl this week Garden Seed in bulk at
 tt Bordeaux Drug Store. Rev. J " Harrell has returned from q visit to Hamburg.
 Mir. Ben Christopher, Of Pine Bluff. WAS here last week
 Spectacles that fit the eye. al 8ordeaux Drug Store. If Mr Ingram Gillian visited rel atives at Dermott last Sunday. The Railroad surveyors are still surveying. We will have plenty of railroads, by and by.
 Prevent chicken mites by using Antiseptine in your hen house, at Bordeaux Drug Store, If Capt. Mark Noble, of Ashley county, was here on visit this week
 We are still buying cattle, hogs, furs, hides, country produce,
 If McVay Bros. There was big frost last Tues day morning. Tender garden truck was damaged
 New. up to-date line of neck wear at
 st Cruce, Hal! & Co.'S
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04
,~a e -A
Notice of Seheol Election, Monticello
 Special Schoel District.

SDtSidI SIHool Btatl iNt. To the Qualified Electors of Said
 Special District Notice Is hereby given that there will be an Annual School Election holden on the 3rd Saturday in May (the I9tb) rge7. in the town of Monticello, , Arkansas, for the purpose of eject ing two School Directors, fea Monticello Special School District. to fiji the places of Inc two Direct ofs whose terms espire by law. and to vote s.For School Tax or ;" Against School TaS. ''
 There wi also be submitted at said election to the electors Of said District the question of authoriz- ing the Directors to borrow mon ey for the purpose of erecting and school building ia the town of Monticello. to be used for school purposes, IS provided by law
The Monticellonian., 1907-04-04
autei
Actual Facts

For upwards Of fifteen years Hunts Cure has been sold under strict guarantee 10 cure any form of itching skin troubles known. No matter the name sess than one per cent of the pnr- ehasers have requested their mon ey back Why It simply does the worK. Sold by D. T. Hyatt.