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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
DEFAULTING TELLER
IS GIVEN SIX YEARS

CHARLOTTE. =. c.. June IS
Yesterday evening Franc II Jones.
lecau'-lng teller q the National Bank
here. charged with the ernbezzleraent
- funls approElrrafing $4,000. Vas
sentenced BY the court % serve *
years ln the FEDERAL prison az Atlanta
Jones confessed 10 the erabezzle-
rneur declaring that when he LEFT
tcis city on March lsfh ne had with
nlu 5000 OF The hanks money He
said he had been in tWenty-six states
o. his TIP. travelled 10000 miles and
OF returning had given TIE 5000 he
had left back 20 the bank
he said bis downfall Waa caused By
his need % more money than Re earn
ed He speculated with the banks
money n cotton future. and lost in all
Percy o. Fonvfiie. a stock broker.
wno u charged with cOnSpiring with
Jones 20 wreck the bank had hss
case continued until the next term OF
TIE court X. p. Bell. a former stock
broker. Was arrested isst night. charx-
20 with alcing Jones 81 the crime re
also viii be tried az the next court
tern
Jones. IN MS confession. implicated
Bel arc Fonvilic only 20 the extent
that the tao men knew the money ne
used u his spccEiaficrs belonged TO
the bank and not 10 himself
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
FREES ABE HUMMEL
OF FURTHER CHAR ICES
Jerome Dismisses Remainder OF
Indictments Against the Con-
victed Lawyer and His Eel
low-Conspirators in
Divorce Case.

NEW YORK. June Is-By TIE dis
Tuissal today of the indictments
against Charles = Dodge. Abraham
Humne,. Benjamin stelnhardt. Edgar
a Fu-sDsn. OF Troy. foru7er Justice
% The Supreme Court and Edward ~.
hracken. private detective on
chnfges 81 subordira-ion OF perjury
a1c co1spiracy. growing out % the
Dodge 81 rse divorce case. which ruin
e several regulations. sent one law
yer 10 jail and Involved a number o.
men n htga positions the criminal
proceedings IN the case were formally
wound CD.
The Indictments were dismissed by
Justice Giegerlch on motion % NNS-
trict Attorney Jerome. The dismissed
came just one day ECO late 20 c.es-
the name q Steinharit before his
death The lawyer 6iec YESTERDAY.
with the Indictment hanging over MIN
Hummel won his freedom from further
prosecution by his testimony against
Harry Ihaw. as Jerome specifically de-
T. the bunch q indictments dismiss
e were two against Hummel and
Steinhardt law partners. for subordi-
nation % perjury. intfcrucut ea-n
against StelnhariL Fursuau. Dodge
and Eracken for conspiracy.
Hummcl Is now serving a years SEN
tence on Blackwells Island on the con-
spiracy charge against him
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
Drive Ended In a Fight.

Henry Jackson drove a hack FOR A.
D Price. the colored Iiveryrnan. and
met Rosa chiids- He invited her TO
ride. and she did. Incidentally they
met another man known as Stemraer.
and finally the three got disorderiy.
In the midst OF the hiiariry somebody
threw Rosa Chilcs out OF the hack.
Now. Rosa Childs weighed al least
200 pounds and Henry Jackson about
lz5- Where ~Stcmmer~ figured IL
the fight was left In doubt. Rosa
CAilds said after she had been thrown
from the vehicle. she didn't bother
anybody, but by the time they reach
ed the stable somebody threw her out
again How she got sn the carriage
TO be thrown out q second time wasn't
explained. Price came out and had
them arrested-thet l.. all but Stem
me-. who had seEse enough 20 run.
The couple was fined 50 each. the
woman paying and the man going to
jail
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
ROWLAND AND WIFE
HELD WITHOUT BAIL
coroners Jury Renders Verdict
That Engineer Strange csme to
His Death in an Unnatural
Manner.

RALEIGH y c. June ls-rSSs
nighS the ccrOner's sury IN TIE case %
d.. D : Rowland. charged NTH TIE
murccr ~ poison % Engineer Charles
X Strs1ge. 81 the Seshoard Air rs-e
renoe-ed a verdict that strange ira-,e
70 nss ce8th IN some unnatural MAJ
ner unknown % the sury. ana tNa,
20 MS Dr.. n. : Rowland ard NsS
VIE Lily ~. Rowland. the widow 80
>trSnge. b held without nsr Tor tna
action % the grand Sury az re Tsfp
Tern q Wake County Superior Court
Fo-cy Witnesses were sworn t~Ne---
tst Ss-rrs testified that ne ansisrsa tre
Contents 81 ScrSnEe's stomach a-s
tccne no poison. but stated .naf AMI
r,sl and some vegetable pciSors could
not oe positively Identified a. a-sf,-
ktS-
4 woman witness teStifief thsr W.
strange was r. re yard ana on -Na
porch q her house while her hs,Shs~s
vas cy.rE-
Z; was II evidence that Ro-r.e-s
and AIRS strange cary i- Nay vent
% Norfolk on q niEh; Pullman ana
had registered there as NJ s-6 ~
Steveoscu. % Feriletcn. y G. They
~1e-e watched ~ a. engineer. who tNe
rlgot % tnei- arrival went 70 Ports
mouth and talked &C NJ S.-a-re
asking be- when SIZE Intended 20 re-
turn 20 Raleigh
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
John II. Rarfonf.

Mr. John II Barfoo,. ore OF the
Oldest and best known citizens 81
Richmond. died yesterday al hts resi-
dence. sos South Pine street. after a
long illness. lie was more than sew
enty years OF age.
Mr. Berfoot was for forty years
connected with the Old Dominion
Iron and Nail Works on Belle Isle He
was pioneer member Of the Pine
street Baptist Church. having been a
member OF fae Old Bcivsderc Church
since 1857 and o. the Pine Street
Church since SIS establishment.
Nr. Barroot f. survived by his
widow. Mrs.. May l.. Barfo0f and by
HIS sons--CaysaIn William n Rarfoo;.
Of the FIRST Police District: NessPs.
Albert l.. Hitter II. ard Claude n.
farfoot and two 6aughters-1frs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
Ont 4 Man

u ~as sid that Es;eile Plsassnts
had thrca tened % cut Collin Prvre
IN hsit she cid not quite succeed
~ that mara ginE 20 90 TO better than
sttck knlse ir him and draw q across
hrs STATS The case was continued
because. az was said. THAI Colin Payne
was una bic - appear
Nov. Collin Payne had Just ap-
7earcl - answer the charge Of be
inE drank Whethc- Or no, ne vas
drunk before be was cut wasn't ex-
7inlred
The v-a --a-f -c,i that ne had been
drunk upon the street but Collin
Payne proved an allbt
The policeman testified TIA. re was
50 trurk he couldn't move
De HAS wing down. NJ Crutch-
fcid
Where -" eskci C-ltchreid
IN little alley that belongs %
his house
Thea Re WASH, drunk upon ,he
street
-you see. his Zee; we're or ne side
I'm not going % fine hin fo-
that" said Crutchceit. he's dismiss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

News was received az Ashland yes
terday by Rev. James c. Reed % the
death % his brother. Judge Christie
phcr Reed. % salt lake city. Utah.
Judge Reed was well known in Viz
giria. being a contemporary OF many
q The senior members Of the Rich
Dcnd bar who graduated from the
University q Virginia directly after
ne war. he married daughter OF
M. Robert Williams. who was FOR
many years the law partner Of Abra-
ham lincoln. Judge Reed was 81 his
ttty-severth year. and leaves two
children. who reside a. The West he
~as = brother % the late Dr. Walter
Reed. United States army.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

hsd found P,easan, sieepsss near the
First Market
-YaS<ir. sait the negro. .er goes
inter dere ter keep out>n de rain"
And ne went 20 sleep" said the
policeman. "snd ne Vasn1, under the
S,ed- When I woke him W ne start
ed 20 fiSht like a crazy man
Yes. agreed Crutchfle,d
And I tapped him one" said Mr.
sherry
Wen givc n--n a chance said
Mr. CrutchfciS. Get out % here -
&c shouted. and Pleasant did.
Then William McWiiiians a white
nnSn. came az smiling. He believed
that he would escape. as N- Sherry
had arrested him fc- the same thsrS.
field
Nothin'." said NJ. Ncwfians
You were drunk" continued
Crctchfieid
I don't understand YOU answered
NcW7llianS
And you went 20 sleep. yelled
CrUtchreli
Were YOU speaking 20 NEE ask
&C NJ NcWF,-ianS.
Thirty days said Crptchrisld
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
7. P. A MEMBERSHIP
NOW TOTALS 81. 900

NORFOLK. VA June is--Az the
meeting o. The National Travellers.
Protective Association today the fea-
tUres were the reports % ". &. Kirch.
hoff. % 81 Louis National Organizer.
Colonel John s. Hsrwood, OF Rich
morc. Chairman OF the National LeS-
iafive COMMITTEES. and r. w Gran
Gail, az -. I.ouie Chairman OF the
National Railroad Comnnfttee.
National Representative Ksrchhor
reported during the year the forrna-
ton % three new State civsrona. sfx-
teen rev posts and an Increase IN the
total ratiouai membership % 1855.
which brings the total membership up
% more than $1,000.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
sCHWAB's BROTHER WFDS
MISS EDITH N'CORRAY

CLEVELAND o. Jure 1s--.rs.s
Ect-r Ecfsorray niece - Eher.fe J
= Ec5orrsy- vas uarrleE a. A
- To-Day 20 EdNsrd n Ecrr-af,
brother o C1zrsee 81 Echwab TO-
z1er head - me Sreel Tr.ef The
groom 4 rruf~seor % isw 80 Notre
Dane Lnlre-slfg. South Bend. Inc
Inc cfYe-1Dry Uas re-forrref Il 81
-crr's Czthecras ~ Fasner Cawz-
nz1gh- Treslc@r- - Eo-re Dane r-ul-
rs-sitys sefore only fhe ir-ne1isre
families o. zoe bride and groom
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
FIVE MEN BLOWN TO
ATOMS BY EXPLOSION

VILLA 3fSPCRT. PE. jane fg-
F3ss EDen were blown 20 atoms To-Day
81 sn explosion - ne ee.arlre &C.
p1rtUlent - t1e St-rer-a honi1r Pow
der Lsnr featuring Cor aryrs xiars
81 s.nnernshonlnE Hardly 1ffy pounds
o. me corrhined resgnt q fhe bodies
q the nlen we're fourl me KILLED
are EdW2rd Cote and Cor EFa~ry. BfN
Moore Suu1rlerSor. =. - SeeIsor. f,.otr
o. whom are also men - farrsltex.
arc Samuel Srsadn man. sinRle The
roof uas blown from another par u
tne factory. I've naen we're sllSrrf,g
hurt 81 ry1ng 1Sbris
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
VIRGINIA MUST WAIT
THIRTY DAYS FOR WOODS

Nick Woods. the fugitive from jus
tee. who IS wanted BY the authorities
OF Pocahontas. Tazeweu county. 20
answer a charge OF murder. and FOR
whom a reQuisiuon has been issued. Is
now under arrest II Columbus. Ohio.
The executive department. however.
has been informed that the accused is
now serving a thirty-day term IN the
workhouse and that Governor Swan
sons reCuisition will not be honored
until the expiration OF this time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
REV. +. T. HARREL STRICKEN
SUDDENLY PARALYZFp

WARSAW. VA. June 1s-while
reading his morning lesson Sunday
morning. Rev. r. Z HarreI. OF Beth
any station Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. was stricken with
paralysis and IS IN a dangerous con-
dition.
The condition OF the widely liked
minister causes much distress among
the church members and citizens
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
From Penitentiarv % Jan.

Among the many charged with be-
ing Migrants because they will not
work were George woodson and I'd.
Johnson.
They haven't worked. said the po-
nceman who gathered them IN. since
they got out OF the penitentiary. One
has been out for about a year and a
half the other for about 4 year.
7 guess you boys would rather be
IN jail than be at work" said Justice
Graves. and it's sixty days"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
william Il Ttrnnr

" r Tignor. aged eighty year,. =
vel known citizen OF York county.
died yesterday a. his home near Har-
rs Grove. he r. survived oy his wife.
sarah A. Tignor. who IS eighty years
Old. and the following children. Rob-
ert a Tguor. constable OF Grafton.
York county; John E Tignor. ccusta-
bic OF Hampton. ". s. Tignor. under
taker. % York county. Charles s. Tig-
nor % Warwick county. Claude X.
ugDor. OF Tanpico. and Mrs. A. c
Crockett. OF Hampton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

telegram received here yesterday
announced rhe death rr reart failure
- Mrs. Ieifllr HoCEsoC az the T-l-
ve-sfty 90 tGe south. SeWaree. Tenn.
ir hsr hcrre az that place Her hus-
bard Rev ar. Tclfair EodSson. diee
Septernter =. 1893. O. the same cause
'- rea-ly tre same spr-
Mrs HcdEso- was before her MAJ
riaCe Mss Fannie Potter She 70 sur
Eivec BY tle following cttldre- Ir
John = =. HodEsol ana N- -etfatr
EocEson. q New ! 0rk and Nlss sarah
Hodgscr. C Sew1lee
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

RTCHNOND- Va Ture =

RICHMOND, VA. June s..
Richard Hardesty. a young white
man. accused % aiding Richard Evans
and Clarence Morris 10 escape from
the city jail on last Christmas eve. was
today discharged by the jury IN the
Hastings Court. The verdict was re-
turned upon the Instructions OF Judge
Witt who held that the evidence was
not sufficient for a conviction.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
DEATHS


&-S Annie Poole. ro,ict q Henry
Poole. who died about year aEo. died
- orcav atte~-oo- az he- home 1901
Bedford Avenue. Iyrchburg ne de-
ceased is survived by SIX children
Ms. john ". Proost. % Greensboro.
y. O.. Messrs -. e.. and r {. Poole.
- Roanoke. ar John Poole and
Misses Blanche. Alice and Mary Poole.
Cr Ly-rhhG-E
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
oomparatirclr Pa-sablc.

Your verse;" said the candid odi-
tor. is rot"
'1ndeed?" replied the persistent
contributor. and how about aly
preset That isn't 80 bad. Sc AZ -
Wei. no. % isn't 80 bad. ssnco IL
might have bean verse.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

Mrs Fannie g. Foster. widow q
Richard 7. Foster. died az stanton
from pneumonia yesterday. AGED sew
ext Yeas. Sre leaves two daugn-
ters and one sCr she vas the dalgh-
ter % the late Or Francis T Strib-
Nrg. superinteuc-rt @ the Western
state Hospital. and 81 his day O dis
urEcished physiclan
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
Nfrs. Rose Lester.

Mrs Rose Lester the widow %
John Lester. diet az her home yester-
day 81 Norfolk. IT. the seventy-third
year OF her age The deceased was a
native q Ireland and had resided In
Norfolk FOR for-y-five years
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

Following severe Illness q dropsy.
isaac DeHaver. prominent farmer -
GsircsbC-o. Frederick county. died
Monday nig SHIT aged ciEh ty-flve years
lie IS survived by two daughters and
seven sons. az grown.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

Miss Farcy C-rran died Thursday.
after a teW weeks illness. az Palmyra.
Va. where she has for many wears
lived. Miss Clrran came fra- a high
ly connected and once wealthy family.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

Mrs. Charles Farmer. % King George
county. died Thursday at he- home
near Igo. az ar advanced age she
Is survived by her husband a1d a num-
Der OF children.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

RoNert Brant. y vashti. Franklin
county. died az his home. near that
place. on Tuesday night LAST az the
advanced age % eiEh -y-,hree he IS
survived by one daughter. Mrs. Eliza
beth Palmer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22
u. Terry Martin.

=. Terry Martin. for twenty Eve
years one Of the most prominent bus
iness men % salem. Va. died yeeter-
dag % paralysis He was nfty-four
years cd and IS survived by his vie
and ten children. besides -FOUR sisters
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

What mace yea 20 s,lnp pathetic To-
ver6 TIE prisonerc~
We'll answered the faror -srse-
belrg locked - away from home ay,t
friends ourselves. We realized what ~
n 20 be Sc the clutches CT rhe la4 are
felt sorry for Efnr. - Wsxhsngror star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

Ms Bette Grlrrau. widow OF
Thomas G-inrau. OF stafford county.
died Thursday night az her home. near
HARDWOOD. aged Eeventy-fve years she
j. survived b. four sons and one
daughter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

Milton Edwards and Mrs Richard
Carlton. q this city. Besides his i'm
mediate family he had twenty three
grancchilcren and FIVE grsat-grand-
children
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

NEW YORK. June Is-Ths metal
markets were at a sta1dstIIt, scarcely
any bUslneas 20 speak of being trans
acted Tin was slightly nrEneF in spot
and nearby deliveries Copper. Lead
and Speifer were unchanged
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-22

Pieassnt Wi.son IL tail. yellow re-
gro -hc aDDearsc "a court sn a suit
o. oFer2Iis He also appeared 9th
q lump or hls head about the size q
a quart EoeasGrs. His head - slight
- larger.
Policeman Sherry testified ,hat Re
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-03
THE OLD WORLD AND
ITS WAYS
AND

This l. the titl.. q new ami I.r',iu~.-ly
Illustrated book bv William Jennings
sryan. resoun,ins his nOtei journey
,ruuni the earth snd through Europe.
which WAS - widely heralle,i through
the American Press.
The book j. an illustrated sn'i'iescrip-
live re,sori Of the ionrney. which < -
memorable ia current -hssto<y-. The
journey embsacs>i 2 I.eriod oi year,
an covered practically all the nations
0, thr earth
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-03

plant With green eyes doing twc-strp
with robins-eg .-Ilne iaekrshbii.
II-Parieut pats JulSl and crs'ns To a
leii-handel organ grinder playing,
"waIiz Ne Around Again. Willie"
II :O5-The organ grinders yeiIou
monkey i trying To bite Of cnd of pa
tient's no<c. Reio,e he can reach it,
the nose suddenly bursts into flame and
burnS Rapidly.
y p. m.-Patieut i feeling FOR the
burns,l-off part ri hi~ noSe.
1902 a. m.-Fin.l~ nose ha- growa usi
b,sl-Is,Ss hy mistake. S~elr= AZ taking
meslirine. Must d. getting better.
I2:ss-TclI- me Le ~a= ,ietsins,i al
the oiIce b5 urges.t business On his
WAY honle. sayS lac ~as hetl up by 4
rhiEoceros in Sleeps eioshing bat e.
cape,l lay leaving his n'ane al''l part ui
his tail ia the grasp Of the midnight ma
rauder. A little farther on lac sees !
dogs tail wa-sing dog an'i hour blind
mice playing tag on Billy liicssou'S bald
heat Wants water.
ls 45-Patieut cries for water. Wants
the firs company calle-l- says lie Is On
firc. l,,ar,-l ,,Dntcnts oi the water
pitcher duwn his ncck TO quiet him.
Patient tries TO swim cut and says he
ha~ gone down fur the thirl ume.
I-Patient browns aud go-'s To sleep.
i-Patient still >ievrins.
ga. ul.-Relie 6 we'd 10y Miss Brown.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-03
The Record.

\ local doctor recently sent 4 con-
iirme,l ,lrunkarl To the hospital W;,h a
Ease of leliriUm tremens. The nurse.
who was told to keep a careful rscvnl Of
the PATIENTS condition 'isiring the night,
turned in the ia!A.ui..s next sscrning;
10 p. m.-Patient somewhat srcssy
l,ui shows symptoms Of hr1ir torn.
O:SO-Patient says he Secs Taft per
iorning Japaness-lsntern dauce On a
light rope.
lO:45-Patient witnesses pink eie-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-03
UNCLE SAM TAKES
AL TIE COAL
The People Must Suffer to Fro
vide Coal for Stage Play.

Tie big Atlantic fleet of Unele Sans
nasy sill use Utah eoal sor ~ lorg
cruise ia tIe PseiGe Ru-I, Orders have
l--en given BY the government 10 the
mines Il Utsh and the coal Is being sent
10 the ss1s-t anil eoalins stations IN sucl,
large shipments that a coal famine l.
Threatened here.
The companies are applying adj their
efforts 70 the SLING q tie orslers from
the government.
The rnal j. is-ing stored ia the stations
all through the Pacific islands and along
the toxins of the coast TrsinIoad aiie,
trainioad has been dispatched fron
Utah anil other parts ~ the west amt
this has pnt ds-ri,ls-l ,Iah.I.er ON the.
roal market, which previous t. the gov
ernment's order, was already At the
point Of great shortage.
The cal situation in the west = grow
ing more serious every day The pr,~-
pects are nov that very shortly the
whole Of the western country aud we'll
along toward the east will suffer coal
famine.
Tie mills are suffering to n remark
lble extent already aud il Is possible
that there will Ie some shuti.ouns
within short periol- \ number Of
the m.ll-. especially Of the smaller clas~
which have no contracts with coal COM
panies arc now burning their hast cars Of
the fuel and will Le down to bedrock in
week or 80.
Or.ier- have been put in with al the
'onspanieS in the conntry. but ear Of
oiI is 50 great luxury that If j. praeti-
rally impossible Z, ct it at any prize
There il 40 mine'i coal u an, amount
It any 81 the mines There is plenty Of
.'oaI ia the ground. but il i impossible
to get enough men to dig il. anil even
when il Is nnearthed, il j. practically
impossible to get It haule.l on the rail-
ways. What coal Is Icing use,i in thi4
locality il nov coming from Illinois sni
Honolulu and it Is selling at luxuriou-
price.
The local mines are working with al
the men they have sns ti,e railway com
panies are hauling il away as fast ~
possible. but tii- amount i just enougi.
To supply the mills which have contract,
with the mines AMI 10 supply what tl,,
government demands, which. hy rhs
way, is no small amount.-PocateIi.
Tribune
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-03
Richardson Out

Il leaked out tolsy that T.. Z. R0h-
ar'Ison has beeu released iron farther
connscsiou xitb sisiei.s~ of Western Fs-i-
rration oiIis issIs. ]. r Nugest. n0t lik-
ins the Esw ALIGNMENT. re=i-Ae7i, as.si
Clarencr Darrow has been placed in fuii
-aarss- u the rzise. Mr. Darrsx has re-
aimed Juise X T. Perky - Io<zi coun-
srI. II Is not yet known what other at
l9rIsey wiii ~ retained. bat il i not
kelly that EigAr Wilson will have any
.urther e"nnkrti0A with the cases.
Capital Meas
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-03
State Nets.

". B. Citizens. iornler editor Of pa
per as Nv-=a. ami latter posing a. a horse
doctor through I,l-h, until snen learned
something OF his work, was arrested 81
American Falls ha~t week on a charge of
malicious destruction 81 property tsiih-
NJ i.ast record. in every es,uamani.y ~
o. which he driite,i l. that ii troubL.
-iaker, unt:l such lime a. the respect
tf,ie riiizs.ns 81 the community refuse &
.ongvr submit, AMI make it desirable i'.s
,inn to -ct out then he wruld fold his
r.-u, cad silently depart. only IL turn ut
IA some other peaceful community. says
the Bia~kfoot Republican
Frederick X Lane. the rapisr. pless.i
guilty before Ju.ige W. W. Wool anil was
.iven a sentence II 80 years in the Peni-
trnti-ry at B,is~- When the iu.lge
lSkeSl him il hc had any reason to state
=hy sentence should not BE- passed.. lse
-too.l up and calmly replied that he had
zone. lie took the sentence very stole
ilIy and showed no sign Of eIsotinn-
he was in fact cue oi the eDoiest persons
present I-ane T. THE man Who rrinli-
ns,lly assaulted y year oil Eirl AT Pow
leriiorn Bay while on lonely roa'l-
lie Was engaged To he married this sum-
ner To an English girl. Of Liverpool.