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too much to enable her to maintain her
social position.
Gould, on the other hand, asks for
separation on the ground that 1t is i'm
possible for him to live with his wife
because of her use of intoxicants, be-
cause of her extravaganza and because
of her bad temper. He will fight he~
demand for alimony to any greater
amount than $4,000 a year.
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BAR MAN WITH BUT ONE CHILD.
Families in County Where SIX Is
Low Limit Froxvn on Indinnian.

Low Limit Froyvn on Indianian.
Because he had only one child an In
diana man named John Namm, who
moved to Charlotte, Tenn, recently from
Mount Vernon, Ind, was ostracized by
residents of Charlotte, who pointed him
out as horrible example of race suicide.
Things were made so unpleasant for Nabb
that he and his wife and child left town
after a stay of three weeks, going to
Milan, Tenn. Each family in Dickson
county has at least six children in it.
Sixteen boys and two girls call j. N.
Parrotte papa; Alexander Cunningham
has twelve children and Pitts Powers, &C
cording to the latest local census, has
thirteen
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steam Implement ExpIodes.

Three men were killed and another
probably fatally injured as the result of
the explosion of boiler of a steam plow
at work ON farm. near Selby, s. ID.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-25

4 wooden bridge over the river Man
zanares. which flows through Madrid,
collapsed Sunday, preeipitating more than
100 pedestrians into the stream. All were
rescued alive, but more than score were
seriously injured.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-25

Two men charged with en1bezzlement
from the postoffce at Admission, Ala,
were placed in the county jail at Biz
mingham. They are j. NJ. Raglan, former
postmaster, and Frank Roberts, former
clerk in the Admission Office.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-25
Mayor OF Fargo, \. D.. Dead.

]. A. johnson. Mayor of Fargo. \. u.
died after brief illness. He was sew
eral times elected chief executive of the
city and was ex-president Of the Ameri-
can League Of Municipalities and Ma
son of high degree.
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schmitr Is Mayor No Longer.

Eugene f. Schmitz, a prisoner in the
county Jail at San Francisco. after be-
ing found guilty of extortion, has been
deposed from the Office of Mayor
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Not Ready for Woman Suffrage.

The country is not ready for woman
suffrage and would gain nothing by it,
says Phoebe Couzins. for years leader
in the movement, in announcing at ST.
Louis that she has abandoned the cause.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-25

The indicated yield June in the
above States, as compared with the final
official, is shown below:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-25

parties, and with an ambition to be
United States Senator, has pleaded
guilty
Eugene f. Schmitz, whose sudden
rise from poverty to riches has been
one Of the great political scandals of
modern times, has been convicted of
extorting some of his wealth from the
French restaurant keepers of his home
city. And now the district attorney de-
clares the work of convicting the mill
lionaire criminals who have made the
crimes of Schmitz and Ruef possible
will be far easier because of the con-
viction of the first two malefactors
The unanim.ty of the jury in the case
of SehEiitz ,AeIls the story of the senti-
ment in ne community concerning
graft, bride takers and bride givers.
There was no trouble or no struggle to
secure a verdict once the case had been
given into the iury's hands. On a pre-
liminary ballot, enc juror voted for an
acquittal merely to provoke discussion
over one point in the judges charge
that he did not understand and i'm
mediately upon formal ballot being
taken the entire twelve jurors voted
guilty as charged"
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The grease plant of the Queens Coun-
T. Oil Works on Long Island was burned
With q loss of $4,000.
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SCHMITZ rs GUILTY.
MAYOR OF FRISCO MUST GO TO
PRISON.
ks Convicted of Extorfion and Graft
Reign Is at End--FnlI of Chief and
Boss Ruef Brings Boodlers to
Grief.

Eugene E. Schmitz, Mayor of the city
Of San Francisco, has been convicted OF
the crime of extortion. District Attor-
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The following table shows the indicated
yield for the three principal spring wheat
States of the Northwest, as official re-
vised:
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roa BrD FURNISHINGS

~ ftsa far boss % rsflg wtnu
asams even g pare white sa4mtl
bnf uven place 81 3Mtinet aaman
Tor the piaiBest 81 braas BEDS
An - = date hedroam fe mafyn
~ umplleitY bsaatlfal sr flaG ua
aaursH aslis and simple fagulinrr
The mafseiiiea coantefpane. even lf
White e na isnEsi used Is ifs stcla
lad cone ieuo or nneu heAsHrea aia
many u ehish are tucked
Nost expressive "a The teasprpail
are those af ahs hasu hana sfhnoit
ercf "a safla stitch EaEfish eytle'
work. - uaaelfa
The aewea quiig sheau are 1'
vhita Iapahess slik ard made te fold
~ the fsot = re bed Thsy are thiek
wttA davu. are rot heasg. and are
iasi larea enough % eoveF tAe had
The most pauaiar color faf bedroom
dttnga i pure vhite veFF uitie
hlne pints uf Yslios. fsfazIle ealors
previous seasons are shown
CuftaiHs match The hst s8ssn n
ths bodsrssad e OF sheer material
white sifk 4 urod aensath e. no,
colorr chieafo nsny Nsvs
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Peppers Have SAiNe Place witb he
AaiR5 Matoge~ NoN They
Are usca

repaers naks fxttiicni sziaa snas
ieriai. tleeise fcf tais psfIsee ihese
whbb afs st snd fsnasf sl2ply
hkfeisea aa8 nisea eith lsffues o.
cfsaa, fhe5 may pe oaea etih any
aresaiax isksa Caenmhefs may b.
niAes Mssh . peppef ANiaa y adFan*
th3r Rprnkia iiWhtiy With FreDsA
afemiag il nii. YinsEAr aAls and pea
per IAH u rpry rooa - serve wllh
ahs
sscfs s.aboFate salads are served ~
pepper eups Remove the eoFe and c'a
% = desired fhaps; thea 81 uiib a
niKihfe. ~Aieh may b partly meat
wigk cress. lettacs o. eslcfE. - u mas
~ ntring leans o. potato is dies. viih
seasoning q grated onioh and chop.
ped olives Any simiiaf malerial lt
best whsn sprinkied wlsh French
drpatinK hsfsrs niiina Top the whaie
vita mayosnaise. Or serve mayon.
nAies separately 10 accompany
Frusf salads are gAna pF~iliiy servec
N green pepper vANee These fruit
sAiAaa. wklcA are atsFsnely popular
for the lat Two Or three seasons. may
b. made q orsngre. stFavheffiss. cher
rieN. bananas. or almost any fruit. In
fact Tsaaer tkFt apples srs anoug The
beat Cor tbs purpose Whatever The
fruif. Il larger than = chsFry. cut q IN
neat. awSii sections MAJ meats are
very oftsa ased IN csmblnAtion. cei-
ery or lettuce is usually arranged uPpa
lAs individual plates ~ the hsais All
taeae salads eali for : nayoanaise
dremsiar. which "A fTcQueatly MIXED
wifh half tss huik II whipped cream
This light vseAm maycnnaise Il mpaf
appropriate wigh fruits & s oftss epi.
cred a delicate tint % green with
spinach ur = harmless vegetable dys.
aud nakes = pretty effect ~ . saish
a Euissa Fsilou tnnyunnaise nay BE-
equally effective. bot colef schsms az
suias soft has one "a tbe best opportu
mites n Arranging salads Nasfurtium
flowers are a good adignet. sever oat
of fAshion To please ths eYs u one
of The ofsosa ~ ths salad. and fofto-
nAieiy uigh : dainty touch Il comes
quite ~ > mAsisr q eoarss Couniry
GantismAn
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ALFONSO As A scoRcHER
spaniah King Tempted By The III.
ceiisut Reads cf Ftanee
= Speed

harilY sxa9xeate ia aal .as taeY
aavs made 6 mafs hangeuns 6 = "A
"a q pahlia maaa 4 nisht hers. ssFa tas
FsHnEa correspondent 80 lanauu Truth,
saaa b faev 3aHaaee sAaFHaaa9t#s# 20
battle
Limiting the pace ~ police esaaih
liaas has ~ sHesf fa ne coaalfY The
.Alae q 70 tmls fhs power ai tae ms
Aine in ~ haFaad cfrtala speed
ne aMelai fssssFsA rtcelsss - gA
ainistfy of lhs lnlefi1f cn klas A.
faas1s mutef feaa su ne rQsas rIaH {
Haffiit sal MFe a1us aa9
pgtlishcf Meanwhile iaty els is O.
she arthirea u thar department.
hear ttom 50 msa. there nat
kautaFweH sega Hlae al#ne the fsft
an whlth he hAH aTtaNeA q aglve
nat b much q assrd him tnm aaaf
ehlaia ana cafIiats ss i1 pfoeafYs the
ssFfarsrs from 81. iureiuaaitF e =
uafortsf
& 49, gheasAf fhsi ihr tiasi Z q
sasftltn - Hahilf ortsr in HaIfafa
~aalt rsmlna him - ths oblissfians
aateF vhist - lsF - ohssrfs eaias
faiss Ths =ameumrs answered
H1t O. seems list there e such a
ihiag sss u1is asmer ahieh e ffsa
a1lrereut = eaasSsaaeacrs Sna tat q
s NAY te ampfss by e tie 81
mortal Afeasa are aa faas
sf ha safs9s a' hia nevis IS hla
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al mnnr rarlr-

kteryihlsF saaah bo in resalasss
almtfino before a'nneF lo actually
shHanlced - tAag thc maid eaH S.
Eaasi and ae thai nothing S -
railen ghIas s. lmprae Fffa
aa ferfanta e tha uee@sllY ~
Ns aa plate aHa siat q hbai f
Before Yafg.ae Il 81 thp able M
nothing loak Hffe than ti8ft
sisa ehinh Haae martea - nat
perfectly c'ea1 Attention 8 tae
tifie ro.nta s fhe mari of wei
lfaiHgf rftaas aaI Hnaf mistress
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FRoa SATURDAYS DAILY


Regular communication Of Vlnna
loise. so 9. AZ a n tonight.
/ Il. ratctresk returned from s ss.
sosse. sirfc De as called as = al.
nse III j contest car b@fate tiis catn.
II tAiauer
uns.sA. n taaM0stAm ~ TAh.et
aaaA arrived ia vsaisA lssiInight -.
las esllsi hsrs - The illness 4Ha
1ssfh u her mif.ufalier Taylor >.
emsehasld
Something unusual aBd uauzaAllf
Interesting ELF hsapsa tomlatue
nafnlug af the Nsthoiist tsanaaf
ss6aaI Az msolsfs afs Requested e
b liasfc
nG nanott d sugdsf ,OklA $
visiting hls brother % Iae c.t liaut
4 4 Elott at glssasea j. ia tht
eag ta.iay on business
14iss A 8M ~ uof ifstam thls
mafulas from Washington. as lad
been skp.-tei ila aili probably bs
lu tomorrow.
Marriage licenses ssm ISSUED Yw-
tsfaaf t0 ilimm & tanayer ef ilal-
las and Miss Msssle johnson u weleh
aad e. ID n Nickefsonaand Miss
. el Payne. path u Welsh
Raleft nlaseneY formerly u VhIa
eas ii tie city TO-DAY visiting friends.
ile si. usKt week sHeRln travelling fer
TIE 4 guh9ur Aasaf afncof uY
u kansas City lls Alll IA ths
country territory, and slllspend
ever ether SUNDAY = home here
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ue.ne iu - seldlif. hgtiefmIla b
laxative property and a supposed
. make enaefai imprcssa - the
aseg ii cas- aftss 81 iaken' Is lAase
sasbie % laks Iassh epes mIlk aaf
haa been inHta salsahio IN fhs lrsaf
meat - alahesaa saalric uleef and
cancer ~ the stomach II Il hala II
g onr N ne nasf asfesilhA af mnk
NtQtHfts ana + recommended -
fefse ihs asuilis purpose u faoa sna
oetctaga
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most. especially
suEisfe. uosiii
cause her 10 ia
lsnisrn ~ law fst.
ard ffn iiffNm slas
v add cFy unfAi hie
wMe sifsei oa had
mlmmyx t kMt~
ours ap naYif.
aud ilnfi l,sari a -
uianr rslFsm lg fiss
Cusnuifa hsussis -
that 4 tssaEhf 1
wWld give tiasn q
trial Iia lFulssffss-
ffanfuaafltaa =
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81 q fee houfn. ard before ! haf tlsld
GO tut q tifi slf ielIru OInin1fuf hf9 fset
wsfa arli ard hasn isrerf truuldssi ttT
sifts. kisa fssd q ~ frfuusa shat
= knouu - cradle rap" from hssr
lea.i, 6rii g Wafstsi likr 4 cil4fFa e i
eiealissa and lssalesi fiSf stalp ~ tias safie
tsfn.a Aow j kssp Ngtetra 0lnfussat
"a hard in fase q any Asghs rash -
sum~t Nitsm, Is i tmAsw cut the ,nHAfns
nAAtlan AZ nsaaw fseflsAs@ gtiik may Ne
thp nnmns sf i.raplng other differing
halilse. Mfn. Hattie tufvter. Ilnauaa-
ten. Nc. J4ae 6. 1000.
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BABY TORTURED
BY ITCHING RASH
Face and Feet Covered Rest
Broken and Would Cry BniiI Tired
Out -" Cradle Cap" Added to
Babys Torture Tries Cgslcufa
Soap and Cuticura Ointment.
IMMEDIATE RELIEF
AND SPEEDY CURE

my hafr xea about nine monfila
ed si,rn si.n had Fath ga tef fa<u afsd
fsst. hts feet eesssasi a. iffiiAte hsT
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PIows

oliver ehl8oi andlNoline a, lyinaa
Pies 90
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FINE HOMEMADE CANDY.
A pelietsuz and Whoiseouss swest foi
chlAsrsa l. Mls Candy and
Frosted Fruits EAsy.
Mnk Candy

ILL 1andy
TRis + : delicious casaY ~ chit
8frn i ean b. msaa elsh brown
lump o. Hfanalated sasAf Whsn
made wlfh hfaWn Il ts1aaaes rary
hAra atth lamp sugar Il = srssp
and wfth rrahalated aasaf alishtly
asickv T'Aa meihaA q tn safne which
ever aakaf Is aHea Aah Il eaH 81 fa
rartd q aalf ne tastes y fhaea Nha
are gelHK g. eat it Ikmaa fnkt
vanla sa8 pepgermlni eatraes can
al as 49, e. haver L
Per asoea of rrsnaiatHa sugar
iahe e asaEfsst elafa = safsf enc
fhs szme quantity - mHs isat hr
MIX a. 80 SUGAR iH sa saamrlel
Gan bflus e the be1 ans han fof
1 minatas nlsn tAc sanag shoa1
~ peaf t iata frsased tn ems
sceFe G ae eta ne ealat " 8
knife srfass i o. cola ar Is atl hoi
break into nlee usag pisess
Whes ptaE amb aaKAF nae BALI
plnt q ails 70 = pound II sugar
and tfaat s3aeuy ~ alav5 aascrihsd
rhg aavefias Should - asaea !gtt
aafoce tas szasy IA poured luts ths
In
Ffostrd fruiu
rhess e. sssy and elective Heat
90 As white q an trr eita ons tea
spporfai - aatrf Have 4 ~ ~
PapsS VITA hns phite sugar iylne o.
~ Htsts - 81 warm bat yuu mat
aee ihst il aoea nst mslt DIP small
nanehes e efapes iBts ths eHise IN
ssE fh~a shaae tha eursf All oruf
and ~ - slows near tie Hfe for
pro trustire e esi 8ry
TIE saEsf fof Black ffsIes sboald
ptits sat iesp YeIee - piaA
au - uesa - rren Ffapes Ar
-ssgs sitA leaves IN eFef5s1 or ti
YeT ttsa piarad here Aat tssfe On tlc
tats Naf5eh Harris ssI
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7 A. sTuBRLEfIEi-D. d. Al. ID.
- DENTIST
Oraoa III Me3eorge building, Vlnlta.
Phone tsl.

rrfuAf faE UNITED fsnlks ISsFECfOA
Fua IsHIAk ltAhffutf A Nnttogss.
IaflsH Ts#sIHafs haNaei j HEalah. tln
fastsaf - Heaana laarsz. eaHsesaea ease
- lsa 1aHslsiaf tiils T. la4z saA hlsst
81 tssa = Esatfsiia. ttslet - sstaaa fntIaIl
f.fngaff - fasnua Cparet. santeatss IVA
~ hsfsHK aetff "A thaf esaiasl + Hzaltt haa
nis4 = tH5z asHas : naaIrfslat eaHtsstfu2 Y0Hf
tlsNs = hass sfhniuiei - Yua fa4s nn1
hllrk - tean 81 CeNtfaitA lH4saa 1erituFf
hnd thsk MaIess sea NE sHa4 Aas sHf fhrfotu
KetatnH fa2sA Ynaf claims - sAsA prosperity ta
Nn&AMs asAA NFmat ~ khH NNte4eH ak 4 HNpN Hf
rAMf "a - p amtn tNN NWMtsHsaNA mlaAfn tma
dMsA fxasn Fetf aafY W iNrl saa eaA ffrfestf
wa - ssAs1#iMi tn tas ssls H4mHsI Il HinifA
flate4 = Ma asst ip1isu fazfsHaY. 1anUsff
H feE Ellsa tatletlIea. asHHssf ~ ta4
afe NHfaH8. reilet elffzz fa4isa 10.
sIeeE - Eastsa fsutilsf.
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CUTlCURA-T THE SET, 81.
Consisting OF cutieura Soap
Ointment and pills.

A single - i otter au9sirnf - csifn
tis ntst taffsHIhs alsrFsfing. itching.
LsnniEF. and aeklY himnfs. essssnAa,
ratisss ard tfFstattaus. Nith laas q
half frm lfaaasF 81 ar. NkHa 81
lthrf fefnstilfa and even the tss3 pbYNi-
esAns fAa. Guaranteed absolutely pure.
osnFasft Yssr*sai asss iattseai fTsetssa8 fs
fNseN tiaeas e tAstasa5 latfEih Nna &a geN~
falt af tNffHafa AAM Fast HsMsa ssas MasA
tssNsia flsaisasss $50 l fAski ytf hAas ssH ati.
ttalft VI 4 So 8esetss e rs.1 a. FaFfi4 ar hsst
fsaei itF.11l ifssl ~ H4tt Faittf Eff5sE ta.1
tlHI. HF fe-4a fssElEH MHm
- aa4'oi ffsa H. - ssfs ntl1 a14 sakta.
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A terr koi even viii seoreh any
pudding n which whipped white Of
cEg = spread On the top. wh'ls tha
wiasf part wfii be quite uueoaked
When boiilaw . pudding such - roily
p0iy o. . aaef dumrlipr il often
sticks at he hoiton u the saneepsn
when dropped 10 A pials ia the
pan vlli prsFsnt lais
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY

FROM MONDAYS DAILY
NJ A. pautef aad Mack Rssabo.
rough n Alton are IN townHtoday u
business
Miss Reulce Raeker spent SUNDAY
IN Chetopa
Ms S. = Wallea IS ysfy lll
s A Riddle vas IN cnstopa Yestsf.
dAY
Jsssa IIaulsonff ghslsea Is ia VI.
nlta today.
Judge Glll. DspatF Clerk Chandler.
Attorney stanheld. Marshal Dafroagh.
deputy caldwell and other officials
left last night for Tahie4uah, where
e0aFt "Opens this moFnlnR A large
namlaF oi prisoners we're takenAlong.
and Il i po~lble tnst eouftEwlil last
teu eees
Lynch CLARENCE nunington aud
Ens Williams al If Chelsea. sore sf
rested yesterday b neyuty A. 1.
Clsamlsflain and brought 20 The Vi.
nlts lsll They sers arrested ua =
teneh sarrant changing them With
dlsordly conduct
81 Harlan. charged elth weaflne )
asApon, WAS bofushl IN from wual.
sille yesterday ~ Deputy Marshal
0eofEa Marrs
e ! Hunt of the mafAhals ofllca i
unAtie 70 le a. ~ De today "a 81
count q sickness
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EnnM NnlnAYs DAILY

JalRs = " tAFkef r. j. lupgas
lnR ii htaltll. and Nas abis ~ he doNu
Is lnun yesisfdag 81 shpft time.
am9on wills u wmts oak Is II.
ta3n sosay
Mrs. W strange returned - tsF
ha.ae la f'llelnea tbs niofnlns batter 4
slsll altls ief parents. Nrl and MFN
AAfmond
q 4. James was cailed 20 nAxteF
/ Spgltga laag night III fha serious NJ.
tlsNs II hla hroglleF II lAw, A y, Nuw
ton.
Mlss BocheF arrived lasg nlsht 10
give a demonstration q ChinA.lAo a
TIE FFA1en Hardware company tosiag
AMI tomSrEo~
Charles lIoaea Of Joplin s IN toan
visiting bis friend. T. ". STRIKER
IA. Wise went . Nuskosee lAst
night
" ]. CAuag. a special agent for tie
Security Insurance company Is ~
towu
Mr AMI MrA T. " Burlington TO-
t0fned lAnt nixist tram. .CalifornlA-
Z a aossn wks Ia Mani yes,es.
dAy tfylng lawsuit heforo sCommls-
slonsg Adans Aisd sent 10 Nuskosee
today on business.
| 9 s Asery and L. q. knight uefe
Ia MusktEee today
Q G nePua nas purchased tie
Thatcher pgupfff onitlslawAre asen-
ne aui Foreman street. tpessonsltserA
sloa halnx d ,ota iie wlliA occggy
tiss ilouse with hts fAmgly IA short
time Mr. Thatcher slli move 70 tie
plaoa ea Tiiompsoai street whichihs
Fr1Fehksed from Mfs TiDblesllAsi fall.
lie Is nos having Tie ii0asa repaired.
Mr. y n. Smith a Miami. wboss
husband i we'll knosn in vlnitA, fsll
daf o. - sgo aud broke heriiieg IN
thfee places
Articles o. incofparationlh4ye besn
alei of me Miller Oh s Cas- compauY
Of BAstlesrllle Tie onicsfs afe JOHN
tohnson, preAiont ) A. KILLER, sirs
president n n Montgomery. sscfe.
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-18
THE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
WYOMING

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Sept. T.-Miss
Marie Buchanan, a Cheyenne girl who
has become violinist of international re-
nown, will return in few days from Eu-
rope, accompanied by her father, DR..
w. T. Buchanan. Miss Buchanan has
been studying under the best masters of
the continent for Eve years and the tech
nical skill which has been added to her
natural ability has made her woman
virttroso without peer. She will spend
some time in Cheyenne before .aking up
a professional career.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following couples: Earl F. Raymond OF
San Francisco and Mrs. Daisy Grammar
of Denver; Alfred Tufford of Denver and
Miss Maudie Harbour of Henderson, Ia; ;
Simon ]. McI<innin and Mr.. Margaret
Stevens. both of Denver; Dan Kilmer and
Miss Della Mulvanne, both of Cheyenne.
SHOSHONI-The fossil skeleton of some
gigantic monster of antediluvian times has
been discovered in a sandstone cliff half
a mile southeast of town. Tho skeleton,
which is about forty feet in length, has
not been inspected by any person COM
petent to classify 1t.
SMOOT-Mrs. Annie L. Bruce and her
daughter Anna, charged with the muir
der of their husband and father. nave
returned to their home here, having been
released on $4,000 bonds. Miss Bruce
denies that she confessed that she put
strychnine in the pie eaten by her father;
also. that she signed a written confess
sion, even though the authorities at
Evanston do claim she did these things.
LANDER-Whiie digging in q ditch In
the west part of town recently. George
Thompson uncovered the bones of man
believed to have been Harvey Morgan,
who was killed by the Indians In 1910.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-18
PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.-Under the
will of the late Thomas r. Patton treas
urer of the grand lodge of Masons OK
Pennsylvania, who died recently, his en-
tire estate, valued at between $s'ooVoVo
and $4,000, 900, is devised to the grand
lodge of Pennsylvania for the education
and support of male orphans OF the mas
ter masons.
PIIrSBURG, Pa. Sept H-Elope-
ments are the fad In Allegheny county.
Two sisters and two chums went to
youngstown, Ohio ana returned 10 settle
down in welded bliss.
Anna Gettings, q, of Allegheny, and
Sheldon Lewis, secretary OF the Pittsburg
Forge and Iron company planned to go
to youngstown and get married. Miss
Gettings asked her sister, Marie, 49, and
Lewis invited his chum, Charles l.. Wick
ersham, to go along
At the license bureau in Youngstown
the elder sister dared the younger to, get
married at the same time. Mabel would
not be dared, and she asked Wickersham
IL he was willing. He was, and two IL
censes were taken out.
BELLE VERNUN--Cocaine and crap
shooting brought a crowd of negroes to
grief at the works of the Peoples Coal
company, about two miles from Browns
vile. Several dollars worth of the drug
which the negroes term "coke," was
found in the pockets Of the men who are
accused of profiting by the gambling at
the works.
COATESVILLE-Cows and sheep In
West Brandywire township. Chester coun-
ty. bitten by mad dog, are anecteo
with the rabies.
MAIIANOY CITY-William Schnabe,e
driver for the United States Express
company here, has been missing for sew
eral days. His collections, which are
said to be in a badly muddled shape, are
being investigated.
SPRING CITY-The moding depart
ments of --e stove foundries here were
unable to work because of the heat
TAMAQUA-While on his way tc
work at the Welby powder mills. where
he had been employed for thirty-three
years, Cornelius Wagner, 63 years old
was struck by freight train and killed
YORK-The position of vice consul OF
the United States at Ranking, Chira
has been rendered to Samuel K. Mccall
a prominent attorney of this city, and
brother of Mayor st. James Mccall.