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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-16
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Showing the arrival and departure of passenger trains at tho rev Terminal Gtation. Birmingham;
 (Enective December s. 19J7.) Fl |
 Southern RaItuav
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-16

"you can't put in two tons or coal ma it's wholly unnecessary. anyhow, and you'll get yourself all stiffened up, and you'll spoil your clothes, and no doubt, after dinner, Pl1 be able to run around myself and find some colored man that s home from his regular work and thatll put the coal in, and if Pm not, why. you can, if you insist, put some of 1t in after dinner"
 "Uh-huh-fine, that would be-" inter rupted Mir Jobson. Eat heacy din- ner and then, on top of that, hike out and tackle the job of putting two tons of coal into the cellar. That's just like the pinhead I am, suppose. But I'm going to put that coal in right now, madam and nothing that you can say is going to stop me-
 Whereupon, filled with the idea of "punishing' Mrs. Jobspn, MT Jobson hus- tied to the upper floor, changed into very disreputable old suit of clothes, and then, hopping to the basement. dug out an old wash boiler, and, after borrow ing a shovel from the corner grocery, started in on the job of packing the two tons of furnace coal into his cellar.
 Mir. Jobson made what appeared to be quite a hit at the job. His neighbors mo- ticed what he was doing from their front windows, and the men folks stroiled out, smoking their after-dinner cigars, and watched him with keen interest. Some of them even lounged out of their gates to walk over to where Jobson was grunt- ing over the pile of coal.
 Trying to get the fat down, old many one of them asked MT. Jobson, blowing U a rich volume of cigar smoke into the quiet air. MT. Jobson never deigned to reply, and the inquirer winked amusedly at another neighbor who strolled up just then.
 Getting right saving of the old spon- dulix, eh, old palT' said the other neigh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
RULINGS OF LOWER
COURT REVERSED
Justice FriCk Hands Down 0pn-
ion in Mant and MapIetOn
Land Cases.
SUPREME JUDGES CONCUR.
Decision Declares Cities Had Equities
tn Causes iu Question and Orders
Further Investigation Made

Two opinions written by Justice j. p.
Prick. with Chief Justice Mccarthy
and Justice staup concuring reverse
rulings by lower courts IN the Mauu
md Map,eton land cascs 1n the lat
ter Don e.. Fuller and associates pc
uuoned for the severance of a certain
strip Of land from tho Napoleon town
ship aud when the case went TO the
district court that body ruled against
the city. saying there was no need Tor
commissioners to investigate 60 md
out if the city had any equity The
town argued the court had no legal
right Co cut on any land from a town
ship and appealed when an uufavorablo
decision was rendered Justice Prick
in his opinion holds that tho lower court
was wrong I'M declaring there were mo-
equities iu tho towns favor and as no
district court can make any such rul-
inEs. orders the case back 10 the lower
court with Instructions To- have county
commissioner Investigate and see ~
the city rs entitled Co anything Tor the
land detached. The second case i7
practically Identical except that difer-
emit petitioners had @ strip M land Zoo
Mauti detached.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
THAW'S SECOND TRIAL
WILL BE POSTPONED.

New York. Nov. 25.--The second trial
Of Harry *. Thaw set for one week
from tomorrow, will again bc postponed
and there as little chance that IL VIII
be- called until well along in January.
The decision to- ask for "a postpone
ment has been agreed to hy both sides.
IL is due partly To the fact that the
talk Of selecting a jury would oe made
doubiy hard by the approaching holt
days and the prospect before the tales
men of spending both Christmas and
New Years day locked up under the
care or court bailins, and also to the
fact that Thaw's counsel has applied 20
the court for permission 20 inspect
the secret evidence presented before
the lunncy commission during the prog
ress OF the first trial As an added
cause for delay there Is "a rumor that
tho attorneys now representing Thaw
may apply for "a change Of venue, de-
claring a fair trial for their client i'm
New York county Is impossible. such
a movement Il made would be based
on the alleged unfriendly attitude =
many Of the local newspapers and the
extent TO which the evidence was print
ed and read I'm this community. Dist.
Atty. Jerome win seriously oppose the
granting OF a change In the scene OF the
trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
STATE CONVENTION NEXT YEAR
Christian Endeavor Executive Com
mittcc Acts on Various Matters.

There was a meeting saturday cven-
iue ot The residence OF Hon G. j.
Marks. OF the executive committee %
the state Union OF Christian Endeavor.
10 WIs decided best not tl hold a state
convention This ycl. u0v that % was
so close to the new year, but to arr
range for convention Boo May. either
before 0r ufer the Idaho state com
vcutl1n. and have President +. y
Clara and Secy shaw OF the United
society stop over to speak at the Utah
convention. The probabilities are that
Dr. WIN be- helI lu salt Lake. as ogden
has had sgfleit this year OF religious
conventions ut many kinds. while tbs,
city has been left comparatively ont
In the cold. On account Of there beinp
100 convention this year. the present
official stan. of WHICH Hon. O.. T. Marks
Is the head. as president viii remain
iu office until The nnXt state gathering.
There are Two vacancies on the eXecu-
tive board. one of which was Allied by
the election OF Mrs. T.. NJ. Stranger OF
The East Side Baptist church The
offices ui junior superintendent and
other members of the board were left
untitled for The present. one object
Of the western trip OF President clark
and Secy. Shaw ls 70 raise funds to-
wards erecting the proposed $3.50. 000
society building in Boston. thus making
% home for the organization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

husband set Gre to her homo In Nav,
Rochelle. and then committed suicide
De- no nearer solution as time masses H.,
fact % steadily Increases For 81
year the woman claimed thnt she Wa
Grace Buckley a daughter OF the IN,
lieut-Gov William n. Buckley or con.
necucut and ull her friends believed
her story She even went 30 far az
Co tell them That she had been marrics
io David Van Shauk who aftprwarda
died The real Grace Buckley is alive
as is her husband David Van shaak
Walter g. Me1hwst. Mrs smith's
first husband says be- married her ln
1891 ana then sine told him she was
Grace Buckley
'she WAS the most beautiful sirl
I ever saw Do said. u don't think
that she was more than n years OF
age. and had been iu the city FOR som,
time. After we were married and went
TO live m Eight avenue near Fifty.
seventh she told me the story n her
lItc She said that she was the daugh-
ter 90 Lieut-Gov W. "A. Bullley, uf
Hartford and that she had fallen nm
love with q New York travelling man.
who induced her to runaway with
him They came To New York and wir-
ca her father that they were married.
The Bulkleys pompty disowued her
adopted cousin from a large Buckley
family iu Connecticut and proceeded To-
foPset that she ever lived The cousin
hId the same name as herself
lu 1872 Medhurst divorced his young
wife and ne promptly lost trace OF her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
NEW PHASE DEVELOPS
IN THE BRADLEY CASE

Washington. Nov &C., The Bradley
case has assumed new aspect The
criminal code of the District OF Co
lumba provides that persons acquitted
of criminal charges ON the sole ground
of insanity at the time the offcnSe
was committed shall be tried for In
sanity by a special Inquest OF Jurors.
the inquiry 20 be conducted in the
presence and under the direction OF the
court Those familiar with the rec
ords OF district courts say no per
SON acquitted through plea Of in-
sguitv since the present code became
effective in 1909 has ever been immc-
diatcly released from custody Now,
should Mrs Bradley be acquitted.
as general sentiment indicates. she win
be. she will stu be- FAR from lib
orty. should tho verdict be not guilty
ON the account OF insanity on the
other hand So Or contended that re-
gardless az the code. the Jury may, as
sole Judge OF the evidence, simply re-
turn a verdict OF mot guilty without
setting forth any reason for such a
verdict. In the latter event the court
would be allowed no discretion IN tho
matter OF a lunacy trial. even were
such thing contemplated. and the de-
PENDANT would be Immediately released
QUESTIONS CONCLUDED.
The reading Of the hypothetical
question was concluded at 2 o'clock
Dr Barton declared that after hear
ing it he concluded that Mrs Brad
ley was insane at the time she COM
mitted the act. Her particular all
mont he said, was puerpural insanity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
WOULD NOT CO.
81 p. Hackett VIII Not Have Another
Chance FOR Sir Months.

on Nov 20 one p. Hackett was arr
rested By the police on the charge OF
having burglar tools IN his possession.
said tools consisted Of a number Of
skeleton keys on Nov "a he was ar
raigned iu Judge Diehrs court pleaded
guilty TO the charge hut was given a
hoater' ON recommendation OF the
prosecution. Hackett was allowed Co
80 on his own reC0guizauce until Nov.
3D. at which time sentence ~ 20 De
pronounced. on course. NJ HaCkett did
not appear he would not have 60 serve
"a term n jaN ITO was expected 10
place a Nidc gap between him and
salt Lake ON the date mentioned
Judge Diohl pronounced sentence of six
months iu the county iau Saturday
night HaeE'tt Was seen on the street
hy Deputy shcuns Emery and spcrry
The man was landed n the county SAN
and VIII noN have 10 serve the six
months because Of his fHIur. to leave
the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
SERVICES AT STATE PRISON.
Inmates Listcl 10 Address 10y Commits
sInner kllbey.

Yesterday afternoons service al the
state prison was @ red letter event Boo
The history OF religious exercises held hl
The prison chapel Nine prominent
salvation Army officials were there
with member of the Salt Lake prison
CGdcaNur committee. The salvation
lists were Commissioner George H. XII
hey and stan Capt. AgneW OF Chicago.
MAJ. Harris and capt Case OF Denver.
stan Capt. Campbell OF Los Angeles.
stan Capt. SOdorhOlm, Adjt and Mrs.
Plumstcad and Capt. TRULY OF the post
iu this city There was singing by
AdJt Plumstead and wife, and the ad-
Iutant and Capt. TRULY, the latter on
Chatting as Organlst Addresses were
made by Cant. Campbell and Commits
sioner &ilbey, the latter being the prin-
cipal speaker. The commissioner took
as his theme the raising OF Lazarus
who came forth bound with grave
clothes. and likened these hahiliments
OF the grave TO undesirable conditions
OF mind entertained By men who may
be leaving prison. Mr. Knbey urged
the putting on of these and going forth
unbound by harmful desires aims or
purposes; ready 10 make a strong Eight
for tho right an life and become sober.
righteous and Industrious citizens. no
is powerful speaker who was listened
20 with close attention By the Inmates
In response 90 the usual invitation ~
prisoners raised their hands AS owl
dence or their intention 90 lead better
livcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

During the morning Representative
Scott of klnsas sat on the right on
Judge STAFFORD
Or nurion said on cross-examinatiou
that confused condition OF mind. caused
ny septic Infections. was not necessarily
Insanity Regarding Mrs Budleys
making threats against Senator Brown,
witness suldt
Women Boo that condition viii make
all kinds 0f threats"
TIE named many authorizes to SUPP
port bis conclusion that Insanity could
he caused by frequent ahortiCns.
Dr Barton declared that Mrs Brad
ley belonged Co he abnormal type of
women. occupying herself with all du-
Ties except those usually expected of
women DO said that the sum total of
Che operations performed ON her had
uEacatod her reason. He denied that his
opinion was mere speculation Co1rt
Adjourned ut $40 until tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
ASK FOR REVISION
street Railway Company Desires Cor
rcction Made IN Franchise.

A letter was received today adj
dressed bv ". n Bancroft OF the Utah
Light & Railway company 10 the may
or and city council, drawing atten-
ton 20 the fact that an omission oc-
CURED in che proposed draft OF fran
chisos for street railway extension. u
is pointed out by MT Bancroft that
a majority OF the residents In the east
eru part OF the city desire that the
Second South street line be extended
10 Thirteonth East. and thence south
10 the city limits.
In the manner in which the franchise
was drafted. provision Is made for the
line Co q as far east as Tenth East,
thence south 90 Fifth South thence
east again 10 Eleventh Fast thence
southwark. The difference, it ls stated
was not considered 20 be OF moment at
the time the franchise was prepared,
but now a. is asked that the PROPOSE
don be taken into consideration
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

scrimmago and when she finally broke
away she was m n f0lntlng condition
She was revived and would have gone
on playing through the game but a
second fainting spell overcome her She
was made comfortable Boz a side room
but when her condition became worse
she was taken 20 her home The acct
dent put "a blanket upon the game and
some little talk was done afterwards
about rough play Several girls receive
cd bumps, they thought not at air
necessary were q clean game played.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

Theater-ronight witnesses the
opening OF the return engagement OF
the Immensely successful racing play
Checkers"
Orphem-'rhe new bill OF attrac-
tions printed in the Saturday News
opens at the Orpheum tonight
Grand-Thoodore Torch On the new
sensational drama entitled THE I'm
written Law opens at the Grand this
evening
Lyrlc-rhe new stock cnmpauV in
the melo-drama entitled "Tbe VaRa-
bonds Wife, win run out tho week
until Friday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

SUI fhht she took 90 AIM That she
mover ramfmhcrod The gun and has
no recollection off having pulled the
ulggcr. that SHE never had fired "a
gun before that dar 300 hor ilfa She
is unable to give AMY reason why she
shot Senator Brown"
.,,.
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The tcefinong .,Y.artirg ,fre praa.
lows eonIifior ,,.rt,f 1rI rbvsir,l
after me fr,...i,, d. r.,r,...l tg io~r
.itatiors 80, ,,.-I...,t. ,t,,.e
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aiNltiie O'hctihlN8 h'I ''iiil."u NlH'e
the killing.
Aftcr the Following cumming uh the
questions were pul
Ihe patient was Nui nNiufaiN oI
vicious nature She Wuf NOT angry Wnen
she fired tho fatal shot she was not
animated by jealousy She was not aul-
mated by amy feeunl OF revenge she
had not formed previous t0 The shoots
Ing any purpose fO kill Or injure Scua-
tor Brown"
During the reading AIRS. Bradley
closed her ewes and Bowed her head,
breathing heavily at times Ys II suffer
Ing deep emotion She u.rrepUhly
grew more pale and as tho reading OF
Inc question referred TO her close rola-
lions with the late senator Brown and
his declaration of love. sire raised her
handkerchief Go her eyes.
Judge Powers read the long document
with great dcllberation.
The ordeal was evidently very try
ing on Mrs. bradley. VINO occasionally
cast her eyes towards the CLERK with
Wcaried look ON her face.
When Judge Powers read that the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

The Best is none %
good Mcdonald ins; -
O ,Ohen selecting ingr red
ents FOR Rainbow c6 ~
GH Ecery employee y. ,
knows then ne =
o oe; of machinery, H.
o6iest experts, and W. s,s
rect cleanliness :, Super Der.
Tor excellence foIIoT M
Package, 4Oc. luce
Mcdonald. salt LAX. s,,.,
.ll2----l4rer % fne chocolate. ''l's ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
WERE SHOT TO DEATH.
Especial to the "News.')

ToTNClN 10 IU0 N0W0'
Goldneld New. Nov 25.-Word from
hair IN Silver Peak district Is 20 the
effect that James Conner and Barney
Griffin were shot o. death and not
dubbed as first repor a. There are In
dications that the double murder was
perpetrated by Pluto Indians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
ATHLETIC GIRL IS HURT
Esteilc Franklin Injured la Bu.kct
BALL Game az High school.

tsteue Franklin member of the
high school and a class basketball play
or Was hurt Ga "a game last week and
while II is not thought nor Injuries are
-erlous at am they were severe enough
IN Keep her home since the game. Miss
Franklin was in the middle ~ hot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
QUESTIONS CONCLUDED.
KILLING OF MRS. SMITH
SHR0UDED IN MYSTERY.

New York Nov. 25.-The mystery
which surrounds Mrs Nicholas N.
Smith. who on Saturday killed her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
Autumn ChiIIs

eAet &NtH &@hhIhAS
Caused by the wet and changeable
weather, ore especially dangerous this
year, because of the dehilitating efiects
oi au uucomm0nly trying summer.
IN theirgup, the whole ystem suffers
Catarrl1 s u PsYdo 5Ss Of s,S Ssss1,
and liver are deranged, Indigestion
and constipation occur, there are the
chiIls Of malaria, twinges OF neuralgia
and rheumatism, and liability 20 blood
diseases like the grip, diphthera,
typhoid, scarlet fever, etc.
10 is important % take o reliable blood
medicine now TO nourish aud enrich the
blood, cure or prevent autumn diseases
and protect general health. The best is
Hoods SarsapariIla
which makes rich, red, warm blood,
1onefting the whole system.
DOB usual LIQUID form or chocoiatsd tablets
known as SaTsatabs. 100 doses ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

X. y. Evans. Florist. 30 S. ',asS
Floral Designs a Specially phon IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
Handsome Buffet for
Thanksgiving Special
$3I.75

h beautiful Din. Room Piece al a price
chat s uo approach 20 f., real value The cut
shows thc design Am inspection of the Buffet
hau. 70 to DE better than Il look, 100 the picture
Non mus, see ID 90 appreciate its value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

While seeking Dining Room Furnishings this week you
w De enabled 20 view the wealth of beautiful und depend
able pieces and sets Tor every of the house The
store Beautiful stocked TO the ceilings with an the
aon of he year and offers every attraction 10 any one
contemplating household Improvements
Visitors are always welcome
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