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The state herald., 1907-06-14
NuTICE Fur PUBLICATION,

NUIILE FUR ? PUHLILH n HUN
Land Ofllce at Sterling Colo.
Apr 20. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that John II Conklir oi
Holyoke, Colorado, has filed notics of his in
trntion to make final Communication proof II
support Of his claim, viz; Homestead Entry No
767 made Dec. Is, lg05. for the n u Section ,
Township q y. Rangy II W, and that snid proc
will be made before Clerk nf District Court n
Holyoko, ColO on June ,, 1901,
lie names the following witnesses prov
nis continuous residence upon, and cultivation
II, the land, viz;
Elmer Harmon of llulyukc, Colorado
William u Johnston "
james kinch " "
Dot Harmon "
The state herald., 1907-06-14
G. A. r. POST NO. 81.

Meets the last Saturday of each
month at their hall j. S. Shockey,
Com, W. A. Olmsted, Adj.
The state herald., 1907-06-14
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Count, Judge
t'EALl Phillips county, Goioratn,
fifs, pub JuHni
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Light Gordon Sand Well.

Near Wallace, in Sarlis district,
Harrison county, the South Penn OIL
Co. has drilled It's test on the Bates,
Harbert farm through the fourth sand
and found It barren. The hole has fll,
ed up 1000 feet with fluid from the
Gordon and it wifi be given a shot.
In the sm!thield district. Wetzel
county, the South Penn OIL Co has
given its old No. l on the Eliza Bey.
erlin farm a shot and increased Its
production to 50 barrels a day. Shoot,
Ing the old wells Is still a feature In
many of the old districts. It helps fol
a short time and then they again de,
cline to their former production.
On French creek, Jefferson district,
Peasants county. Covell & Co. are due
In the sand at their test on the N.
Miller Island creek. Washington dis,
trict. Beneiam & Trees are due In the
sand at. a second test on the R. l..
Gale farm.
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southeastern Ohio.

Light wells are very much in cyl!
deRee In all districts IN Southeastern
Ohio. Nearly all Of the new work is
confined to the old districts and light
bumpers are the rule.
In the Woodsfeld district. in Mon,
roe county, Middleton & Co. have com
pteted their second test on the Geo.
Givens farm and have a show for a 20
barrel producer in the Big Lime. In
the same district, the Imperial OIL &
Gas Company is drilling in the Keener
at Its No. 4 on the ". E. Stewart
farm.
In the Macksburg field, In Washing.
ton county, Clark & Co. and Hammond
& Campbell have completed their No.
6 on the Lewis Waller farm and have
a duster in the 500 foot sand. The
same parties have completed No. I on
the same farm and have a 10 barrel
PumPer Ia the 500 foo. sand. ]. H.
Mosley has completed No. 10 on the J.
w, Mosley farm and has a buster, in
In the $50 foot sand.
In the Wolf creek district, the Sc,
Vile OIL & Gas Co. has completed No.
8 on the H, C. Magness farm and has a
6 barrel pumper In the shallow sand.
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Coolest MAY
IN A CENTURY
PAST MONTH HOLDS THE REC
ORD FOR A PERIOD OF
III YEARS.

J. R. Elfreth, a well known resident
Of Delaware county, Pa, has a com
plete record Of the weather for the
last III years, going back to 1890
which shows that with the exception
OF May Of 1894, last month was the
coolest May OF which he had record,
being colder than the May OF the ia.
nous cold year Of 1916, when there
was frost and Ice every month Of the
year.
According to Mr.. Elfreth's reports
last month was colder than The May
Of 1876 by 10 degrees. The buds and
small fruit troze on the trees, corn
and beans had to be planted three OF
four times and crops were almost
ruined. Farmers worked in the fields
all summer with neayy coats and vests
and had to break the Ice in watering
ltroughs in the middle Of July and Au
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gust, as well as every other month in
the year. The Mays Of 1890, 1871 and
1892 were cold, with an average tenn.
penture OF &C. 1906 was cold In May,
with snow OF the eighth day. May in
1910, 1871, ls4S, 1916, 1867, 1868, 1871
and 1884 was exceptionally cold, small
fruits being destroyed by heavy frosts,
but with the exception Of 1894, which
was only half a degree colder, May of
the present year holds the record for a
hundred and seventeen years at least.
-Connellsville Courier,
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Light Rumper in Noble County.

In the Caldwell district, In Noble
county, the Ohio Fuel Company has
completed a test on the Wesley Mack.
ley farm and has a light show In the
Berea grit. In the same district G.
W. Clymer has completed a test on
the John schott farm. C. W.. Clymer
is also drilling a test on the Adam
Nau farm.
In the Plum run district, Harrison
county, the Ohio Consolidated OH Co.
has completed No. 6 on the John Nc.
cauley farm and has a light pumper in
the Berea grit. This location is inside
Of defined limits.
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joke ON
DETECTIVE
WAS LOCKED UP IN CELL WITH
SILENT PRISONER ANpFFoR.
GOTTEN FoRsR TIME.

U ~. Z. HH.aaaNN|H NT.NHNNNhW AthNlhNNLEHEWHNN El
PlrTsBuRG, June 1s--one Pitt
burg detective was the victim 81 an
oversight yesterday afternoon that q
suited in his confinement In a cell at
Central police station for two 81 the
hottest hours Of the day. When he
was finally released he looked IKE
man who had juste merged from lie
hot room Of a Turkish bath. The 81
lent prisoner, Charles Mack. arrested
while carrying a suit case filled With
shoes, would give no Information To-
the detectives and Captain Edwin \.
McGough told one Of his men 10 go
into the cell with the man for 90 min.
utes and try TO get Into his confidence
The detective vas duly hustled back
to the cell room in the usual way with
prisoners. He was searched aud qles
toned 10 front Of the mysterious pts.
oner's cell so that the man behind the
bars could see It all. Then The detee.
tive was almost thrown into the cell
with the silent fellow. The detective
proceeded to curse the police IN the
fashion OF regular prisoners.
What success the deeoy had with the
fellow was not made public but the 90
minutes soon passed and the inprlson.
ed detective anxIously looked for the
coming OF the turnkey. There was
nothing doing.
In the meantime Captain McGoagh.
was the busiest man in town. Finally
the rush was over and he decided To-
so for an airing before starting FOR
supper. He left the public safety
building and was some distance down
Sixth avenue when It suddenly came
TO his mind about the man he had sent
back to keep company With the silent
prisoner.
He looked at his watch. The sisuth
had been locked up about two hours,
He hurried back to the station house
and had him released. The detective
was half mad at first, but when he
met his fellow detectives in the once.
, AIa#&LuINlwAUHa
he agreed that It was a good Joke both
on himself and his new chief and he;
Joined in the laugh that followed,
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oer oi cartridges were found In his
pockets.
Charge Preferred.
Constable McConnaughy went be.
fore Justice John Usher and preferred;
q charge Of murder against Kedpata,
but the date for his hearing has not
en- set. Sheriff Fred Amrine ar.
rived on the scene a short time after
-e arrest and accompanied the on.
GERS to Bridgeport.
Little could be learned last even.
Ing as to why Redpath killed his
mo,her.lnlaw. as 1t was said BY mem.
bers of the family that sac had moth.
Ing to do with her daughter leaving
him. 1t was also said that he had
abused his wife and; that she left him
because she was afraid to live longer
with him.
Redpath is about 80 years Of age
and had been employed on the rali
road. but was going 10 work In q mine,
1t was said last evening that he had
been drinking, but not TO such an ex.
tent that he was not aware of what
he was doing, and it was the opinion
OF many that It was premedltated.
murder.
The Victim.
Mrs. Caroline Hartling, the dead.
woman, was SC years Of age and ii
survived by a husband and several
children. She was an excellent woman;
and held in the highest respect BY all
who knew her. She had lived near
Blaine for a number Of years.
Coroner DIren last evening found
one eye witness. a 15.year-old coiored
boy by the name Of L,stwIch, who saw
all five shots fired. This morning
Coroner Dlyen held a post mortem;
and was assisted by Drs. Harry Ros
enthai and J. O.. Howells. Following
the post,mortem he neid an Inquest
and the young colerea boy was the
main witness.
No arrangements had been made;
last evening for the funeral, as Tie
members of the family were almost
distracted over the awful murder Of.
the wife and mother.
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Not Guilty Of
Embezzleme
BUT The NoRMANToWM POST
MASTER PLEADED GUILTY TO
A MINOR VIOLATION.

PARKERsBURG, June 49, Post
master ]. NJ. Boggs, Of Normantown,
Giimer county, on trial at the United
States court on a charge Of embezsle'
ment Of postoflce funds, was found
not guilty Of that specific charge yes,
terday afternoon. The court, after
hearing the evidence. directed the
fury to bring In a verdict OF not guilty
with the understanding that the prIs.
oner would plead guilty to a technical
violation Of the postal laws. This was
done and Boggs was fined $50 and
costs and sentenced to ten days IN the
Gllmer county fall.
~ a.HNHHH LN"H.
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Nine DEAD;
FIVE injured
IS KNOWN RESULT OF GAS Ex
PlosloN AT JOHNSON MINE
LAST EVENING.

SCRANTON, Pa, June 1s.-1t Is def,
nitely known this morning that n!ns
men, alt foreigners, are dead and FIVE
badly injured as the result OF an e1.
ploslon OF gas in the johnson mine late
yesterday. Mine officials state tina,
all others were safely rescued. The
property damage Is slight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

I'll stop your pain free. To show
You flFst-before you spend a penny
what my Pink Pain Tablets can do,
! will mail you free, a Trial Package
Of them-Dr. Shops Headache Tab.
lets. Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache,
Period pains, etc, are due alone to
blood congestion. DR.. Shops Head.
ache Tablets simply kill pain by. coax.
ing away the unnatural blood pressure.
That Is all. Address Dr.. shoop Ra.
cine, Wis. Sold BY E. a. Billlngslea
& Co.
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PERsONAL
4 q .


Mss Elizabeth Tough has returned
from : visit at BucShannon
Mss Kate Garrison of Wadestown,
sioaenaglta county IS ID The city The
gsest ot friends
Mf Dana Miller was IN the,cityi yes.
srday en- route from MorgantoTn tc
Cameron for a few days visit,
IN and Mn. $ 7. Spears, who have
been here for some days left this aft.
faooa for their home at Eikins.
MT Charley Hood came up from
Iorgantown last evening, where be
had been attending the University.
t9tSaEskfS t-SHIFA8sATAE
Mn: John F. Phillips and daughter,
R1th; have returned from a visit with
Hon and Mrs. {. W. swisher, at Char,
lesion.
Miss Ethel Short left today for a
Two weeks visit with her uncles,
Messrs; Grant and yester Bennett, at
Weston.
Mrs. N NJ. Nicely and little son, Al.
ffed, win leave tomorrow for Clarks.
burg, where they will visit with rela.
tiyss and friends for some time.
Miss Isabel Davenport former SUI
p%erintendent Of the training depart,
ment Of the local Normal School, Is
IN the city today the guest Of friends.
MISSES Elizabeth, Margaret and
Alice Klnkead went to Plttsburg to,
day On the steamer Columbia. They
4 VIM return here the latter part Of the
week:
Mrs. John s. Plerpont and son, Ken.
meth Of Harrisyille, who have been the
guests Of Capt. and Mrs. N. D. Hell.
mick on Falrmont avenue, have re.
turned home.
Rev. ". B. Clark and Mrs. W. T.
Hartman went to Warrington this
afternoon. Rev Barnes will preach
q he Episcopal church there tins
evening: While in Warrington they
Rm be guests o. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
shoEalter.
Or. George 81. Mayors arrived home
last evening and will spend several
weeks Visiting relatives in this city
Dr.. Mayors has been on duty on the
gunboat Marietta and has also seen
service in Central America and the
West Indies.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19
SENDS BULLET TO HEART.
kfnsman Satisfies Old erudse BY In.
stantly Killing Birrell.

stantIy Killing Birrell.
WARREN. Ohio, June 1s.-Georse
w. Birrell was shot and Instantly kill.
ed by Alfred B. Kinsman In Kinsman.
Ohio, last evening. The end was &C.
complished 10 square a erudge Kins.
man had held for several months. He
had told Birrell several times that he
would kill him, but nothing was
thought Of the threats.
Last evening KInsmnn walked into
the store Of Birrell, who was a hard.
ware dealer, and shot him through the
heart. Both men we're prominent and
well connected. Kinsman Is q broth,
'er Of Senator Thomas Klnsman.
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NO MORE eoo.eoo EYES.
On That Condition Daseher Agrees to
Remove High Fence.

BUTLER, Pa, June l9.-To prevent
a neighbor from making goo-goo
eyes at his wife," as ne stated the mat.
ter in Justices court, Mike Dascherr
a car worker, built a high board fence
between the properties. The barri.
cade interfered with the neignbor get.
ting into his front door and before q
Justice he charged malicious mischief.
Mike agreed to remove the fence
and the nelghbor is bound by order Of
court to do no more flirting.
Try West .Ylrrinlnn unnf 49,
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BURGLAR 4 NJ 3
Falls Downstairs When Young Girl
Discovers Him,

ERANKLlN, Pa, June ia bur,
slar entered the residence OF John L.
Hanna, ST., early yesterday morning,
and after getting himself a meal in
the Kitchen went upstairs. Harriet
Hanna. a young daughter, heard him
open her bedroom and started to get
BET out OF bed, The intruder turned
and ran and fell headlong down the
stairs, but regained his feet and es.
cared alTT
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saeriaee Sale.

Iyers and Pond Piano, nearly new
folding bed, library and extension
tables, chairs, sIdeboard, refrigerator
book cases, paintings and many Other
articles. Call afternoons at 2iS Wat
BON avenue. June 15.Gt
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y you know Of any one who does
not get the West virginian you will
do us a favor by. calling his attention
to our liberal offer on page 7 Of this
paper:
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WATCH for our big SPECIAL OF
FER for next Saturday, June %.
81 SMITHS SHOE STORE.
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aoTEs FROM TIE i
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CORSET COVERS.
Made Of fae quality
nainsook. trimmed
back and front with
V~alencleunes lace
Insertion. enbrold.
cry, ribbon beading:
all sizes. Regular SOC
value. Sale Price ace
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Tfy. West virsialaa want ID
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

Der Of cartridges were found in his
pockets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

NEsTS-White cot
ton and llsle ribbed
| Vests, low neck and
short sleeves; al
sizes. Special at Csc.
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Enraged Man

Continued from Paas on.3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

Try 4 west vIrginlas want I'd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-19

sELTs-choice col.
lection Of new Belts
Just received, In
Leather, tan, brown
and black; priced at
Csc, Soc, 75e, 500
s1.25. White Emb'd
Wash Belts at 25s
and Soc.
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LADIES' HosE-In
tan, brown and black
mercerized cotton,
Every size. Extra
good value at these
.prlces-1oc and 15e.
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VESTS COZ.
ton fancy trimmed
also plain Vests, low
neck, no sleeves;
sizes 4, s. G. Special
at 15c.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-08
Myra H. Cox as deputy clerk at Seward.

Myra H. Cox as deputy clerk at Seward me order was made and was to take effect from August 1st The salary is set at S1O0 per month
 $. o. Freedman, whom the author ities at Katalla refused to allow to conduct saloon at Car bon Center, although he had paid his license and held receipt for the same, was granted license this morning He was arrested three times by the marshal at Katalla aud fined each time by the local com missioner, He will now be allowed to conduct his business unmolested by the authorities.
 Mrs. Helmick of Fort Liscum. gave military dinner today for the young ladies who are passengers on the Yu- catan.
 J. l.. Steele of the Standard Copper Co.,. was an arrival from Landlock on the N. & s. last night.
 The Elsie left for Knights island and western points Saturday evening. She had number of passengers for the island.
 Following is list of arrivals for Valdez on the Bertha: Q r Hubbard. W t Rich, Miss Norton, Mrs G Bur ford, M Johnson. M Roth, John Wilson A Spanlding and four steerage
 J s. Antonelle was a passenger on the Bertha for Horseshoe bay, La touche. He has 70 mon with him. who will be put at work on the tunnel con. tracts recently let by the Reynolds Alaska mine
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-08

right, title or claim to any property in controversy. The costs are all assessed against Mrs Elliott.
 An order was made yesterday allow Ing the intervention of the Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co.,, in the case of Jack Smith vs Maritime.
 F. Kalb, who was brought here on the 1ucatap, was adiudged insane 5y jury in the commissioners court yesterday afternoon
 Messrs. Brown & Collins, two of the largest copper operators on the Sound accompanied by Mrs. Brown and Geo. Treat, of Valdez, arrived last Saturday on their launch Pansy from their Glacier Island properties. The object of their visit was for tho purpose of examining the new find, recently made by their prospectors at the head of Cordova bay. They found the ore body very promising, being we'll defined vein two feet wide and exposed for a distance of fifty feet. The ore is mar velousiy rich in pyrites and carries free gold. So well were they pleased that they immediately set to work making preparations to develop it. The party left for Valdez on Wednesday. and MT. Brown will return about the first of next month.-Cordoya Alaskan.
 Marshal Geo G. Perry will return to the States on the Yucatau.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-08

Miss Edith Norton, editor of the Boston Alaskan, arrived yesterday on the Bertha on tour of this section of Alaska. She has already visited all of the southeastern Alaska towns and after going to the westward will stop at Valdez for few days. Mrs Blamey Stevens accompanied Miss Norton
 Mrs Geo. Burford and children were arrivals on the Bertha.
 Governor Hoggatt, accompanied by Major Richardson, of the Alaska Road Commission and M. J. Heney. the Cor dova railroad builder, are visiting all of the Yukon river points.
 While inspecting the property of the Knights Island Mining & Development Co.,, on Knights island, II. A. Kellar. the mining expert, found deposit of malachite, the first to be found in this section of Alaska.
 1t is reported that Missouri John narrowly escaped drowning down the Sound recently. He was wrecked on a rock, and but. fo2 the assistance rendered by Glendennig, who heard his frenzied appeal for assistance, would have been obliged to walk ashore.
 Mrs. l.. Schaeffer expects to leave on tae Bertha for Seattle.
 Tne Standard Copper Mine will make Shlpment.of between 300 and 600 tons of ore on the Jeanie next trip. Ar engagements have been made to ship regularly on this boat
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-08
From Mondays Bulletin

The grand jury was called this morning and as there were several who were not served, a special venire of four additional were called Following is the jury as it stands at present: Guy Cameron, C. w. Willard, F. Nj. Boyle. r. Wilson, T. K. Dougherty. D. ". Waldron, J. A George, Geo. Love, J. l.. Giles, Wm. Wilson. Chas. Ganty. II w. Miller, l., ii Carvey, A Carlson, k C. Dalton, Alvah Flames. w. A. Dickey, $. Lynch, c. C. Wulis r. M. Boyle was named as lcrema. of the jury.
 Robt. Furguson goes 10 S,attle on the Yucatan for short business trip.
 The Tavern Lunch Room, which has been undergoing repairs, is again opCn for business. Tue old dining room and the Gem barber shop have been made into one large room, giving them q fiue large dining hall. The furnish ings are of the best and the cuisine will be the same as always, unexcelled
 Clarence Brown Is now bailif of the grand jury.
 The Yucatan sails for the South at midnight tonight.
 l.. H Carvey and wife came from Cordova Saturday, and will remain here during court.
 Mrs. Bunnell and Miss Kline er- tertained a mum ber of friends at Five Hundred Saturday afternoon. Tie first prize was won by Mrs. Shuman. of Liscum, and Ms. Esterly won the second prize.
 Saturday morning the cases against $. NJ. Graf were dismissed.
 k. J. Boryer was admitted to prac- tice at the Alaska lar.
 J. B. Dieringer was excused from further attendance as a trial juror.
 In the case of Y. Larson vs. Al Levy & O., an O. !r was made allow ing inspection of papers relating to the case.
 w. A. Dolan vs. R. Kief, ct al, con. tinued until Monday, Aug. 5.
 Melvin Dempsey vs. Endeavor Con- gregational church, motion object ing to confirmation of sale of church property was denied.
 Bart .ett vs. Gilmour, demurrer to complaint sustaiped.
 An Dorder was made appointing