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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
SUPPOSED TO BE BAD MAN.
Carries Gun and Declares Vigorously
Against Policy of Work.

Sheriff G. A. Sebring arrested a man
who gave his name as James Knight ear
ly yesterday morning on lower Twenty
fifth street, suspicious character. When
he was searched at the Jail a gun and
a box of cartridges were found upon him.
In addition to these articles there were
two punches of keys and a number of
loose keys and other things that make
the sheriff believe that he picked up a
bad man. Knight was asked by Sheriff
Sebring why he did not go to work and
he stated that nobody works but fools
and horses" He will probably be charged
with carving concealed Meapons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
KINGS EQUERRY DIES.
General Ellis Passes During Perform.
ance for Majesties.

London, June 11.-While King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandria were in at
tendance tonight at a gala performance
of the opera, with the king and queen
of Denmark as their guests, Major Cen
eral Sir Arthur E. A. Ellis, extra equer-
~ to the king. died suddenly during the
performance.
The death of General Ellis was due
to heart disease, from which he had
long been a sufferer. There was no
premOnition of his seizure. King Ed
ward was not informed of the death un-
til after the performance, which was
not interrupted by the tragic incident.
General Ellis had been officially con-
nected with the royal family for forty
one years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
CHARGE is SERIOUS.
Wife of Blind Man Arrested for In
fidelity.

Mrs Anne Fairchi1d and Raymond
Wright were arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Charles Sperry at o'clock Sunday MORN
ing in the Sixth ward square on stat
utory charge.
They were placed in the county Jail
and will be arraigned today. Mrs. Fair
child is A well-known character about
town Her husband is blind. but man
ages to mend furniture. The case will
probably come up before Judge Diehl to-
daV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
STRAWBERRIES TUMBLE.
Shaken Down at Rate of Two Boxes
for a Quarter.

Strawberries took a drop in price yes
terday. going from 20 to % cents down to
two boxes for a quarter. Although the
berries are the best grade. they are on
the market in such large quantities that
the price was forced to fall. Large guam
titles of tame gOoseberries are on the
market and selling at 1919 cents a quart.
Good white Utah turnips are selling two
punches for e cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
OGDEN NEWS
office, Washington
Ogden, Wednesday, June IL.
flee, 24s4 Washington Avenue.

Garner of Provo and Miss Martha ]. BY
bee of Riverdaie; William T. Scheid and
Miss Nellie ]. Guio. both of Salt Lake;
Cornick, both of Park City; Ralph E.
Pingree of Chicago and Miss Hazel II. AL
len of Salt Lake; Kearney K. Steffensen
of Salt Lake and Miss Winnifred H. Mar
riott of ogden; Arthur Halverson and
Miss Elizabeth j. Pearce both of Og-
den; David NJ. Shaw and Miss Gwendolyn
Williams, both of Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
JUDGING BY EXPERIENCE.
fPuck.l

Uriah Upstste-Young Jason Gadsby has
NOR gagged his hundred acres for 81 300 an
gone tew Moo York tew buy an autymo-
bile.
Silas GrabaIl (who once purchased
green goods)-Has, hey? Well, I'll just
bet yew a good five-center cigar tibet
when he gifts hum agin an unpacks the
said autymobile it'H turn out to be
nice red wheel-barrer!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
JUST WHAT HE WANTED.
New York Times.l

An old negro entered an Eighth avenue
drug store the other day and looked about
him doubtfully.
Something you want. old man?'' in
quired the clerk. stepping up.
''Yais. sab: yais, sah;" was the reply,
as he scra tched his chin; ''but disremem-
bahs ZactIy Whut-'
Forgot what you came for?' broke in
the clerk
''Dass des edzackly hit sab: das hes
hit!'' exclaimed the old negro, his face
lighting up with relief "Er nickuF s
wuth, sab
The clerk stared for moment, then
grinned Understandings, and handed the
old negro his desired cents worth of
''camephor.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
HOW TRAIN LOST A CAR.
Peculiar Accident Happens on Union
Pacific in Wyominu.

peculiar accident occurred on the
main line of the Union Pacific early yes
terdsy morning at the point just east
of Knight, Wyo., where the roadbed sank
the day before. On account OF the I'M
stable condition of the track a freight
train was running over the place at a
One-mile per hour rate of speed when the
eighth car from the engine jumped the
track and turned bottom side up. The de-
rallied car rolled far enough from the
track so as to leave the main line clear.
The freight was coupled up again and the
train proceeded on its way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
A STANDING RULE.
London Tatler.)

Jones had just run over to see if Mr..
and Mrs. Blank would go TO the theatre
with them. Mrs. Blank was aWfully sOr-
ry-she would so much like to go-but
unfortunately Blank was out: probably
he was at the club. She would tele-
phone The following conversation en-
sued:
'.21SA Gerard, please. Hello! Is this
the club? Is my husband there?
Hello. Not there? Sure? Well. all right
then; but hold on. How do you know?
haven't even told you my name"
There amt nobody's husband here
neverI was the wise attendants reply.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
Details az Known.

Following are the facts regarding the
next of Kin and other details so far as
known at the navy department:
The midshipmen:
Philip Field was born in Abermarle
county. Virginia, on Jan. >. 1885. and is
the son of William C. Field of Denver.
Colo. He graduated from the naval
academy in 1906, and was appointed to
that institution from Colorado on the
recommendation of Senator Patterson.
William HOLSTER Stevenson of New
bern, n. c., is the son of NJ. B. Steven
son. He graduated IN 1905.
Franklin Porteus Holcomb, born at
Newcastle. Del, son of Thomas Hol-
comb, a clerk in the cOmptroller's office
at the treasury department, and broth
er of Lieutenant Thomas Holcomb of
the United States marine corps. He was
appointed to the naval academy as a
cadet at large from Delaware on the
recommendation Of Representative
Houston. He graduated in February,
1907.
Herbert Leander Holden, son of Su-
san A. Holden of Portage, Wis, was
born in Chicago May s. 1855, and was
appointed from Wisconsin on the re-
commentator of Representative
Adams. He graduated in February,
1907.
Henry Clay Murfin, jr., son of Henry
Clay Murfin of Jackson, O, was born
in that city Jan. l. 1855. He was ap-
pointed to the academy from Ohio at
the instance of Representative Morgan.
He graduated in February, 1907.
Walter Carl Ulrich, son of Carl u
rich of Milwaukee. born at La Crosse
Wis. April 10, 1894. He was appointed
to the academy at the instance of Rep
resentative Often and graduated in
February. 1907.
Sailors. all attached to the Minnesota
Robert H. Dodson, next of kin, father
F. F. Dodson, 15S West Eighty-fourtn
street. New York.
Jesse Conn. next of kin. father. ]. c.
Conn, 1924 Cleveland avenue, Louis
Vile
Frank r. Plumber. next of kin, moth
er. Eada Kitchen. of Mabton, Wash.
Harley G. VandOrne, next Of kin
father. c. l. Vandorne, ISL Sixth
avenue, West Cedar Rapids, Ia.
George Westphal. next of kin, sister
Mrs. c. B. Harding of Meenah. Wis.
The conclusion was reached at the
navy department that either on account
of the lateness of the hour of the re-
turn trip the MinnesOta's launch in her
haste had been driven hard into the
heavy sea that prevailed in Hampton
Roads last night. or that the little boat
had been run down by some Of the
giant tramp steamers that make use of
the roads as refuge in time OF storm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
Take Prisoners East.

Some time today Chief of Police T. e
Browning of this city. Detective James
Mcdonald of Omaha and Sheriff T. ].
Burke of Clinton. Ia, will leave for the
east having in charge W. ". Cutler, who
is wanted at Clinton, Ia, on a charge of
seduction and w. H. Holmes. wanted in
Omaha for embezzlement. Chief Brown
ing will accompany the party, which will
go to attend the convention Of Chiefs of
Police
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
viii Entertain Omaha Men.

The special train of 100 boosters from
Omaha who are on a get acquainted
trip to the northwest are scheduled %
arrive in Ogden at o'clock at the Union
depot. The business section of the city
will be Illuminated as for a holiday and
the gathering will be marched to the club,
where a SIN )ker and reception will be
held. On Saturday the Omaha crowd will
be taken an auto trip to the Ogden
canyon. They will leave here at 1 o'clock
Saturday afternoon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
Randall Escaped.

Lieutenant Randall of the United States
marine corps, who was included in the
first list OF missing has arrived safely
I'm Norfolk He did not take passage on
the Minnesota launch as had been sup
posed. Having missed the launch, he re-
NAMED over night at a hotel.
While the launch carried a good-szed
party no one has been found who can
say exactly how many occupants the
launch contained.
The men in. the launch appeared to be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
Estee Given Two Years.

John Estee was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Howell to two years in the pen
itentiary for burglary. Charles Johnson
pleaded not guilty to a similar charge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
Scale for Liquor Dealers.

The Ogden Retail Liquor Dealers asso-
citation held meeting at the Union La
Dor hall last evening and discussed the
matter of adopting a uniform scale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12
Long List Of Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yestot-
day to the following: George Franklin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12

GONE TO THE COAST-william H.
Eccles and family left yesterday for the
coast, where they will spend the sum
mer months
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02

ing these nat ional Improvements that would add millions to The ma tion's wealth annually? Many argue that improvements should only be made where the present commerce justifies it. That is an unfair view t9 take of the situa- ton and which, if it had influenced the great railroad builders, they would have denied Us our trahs-con= tinental lines, or would not have permitted the magniiicent com mcrcc on the lakes For surely ,0O0 tons Of freight annually in 1S5" was but small promise for spending $GS, 900 ,000. When the rivers are ade4lafely, impl ch and mat1taine l. they viii create Il com merce that does net nov eX:st Iakc our own rivers for instance
 Up on the Arkansas we have coal fields that extend those of Pennsylvania or West Virginia Up on the White river there are de- exceed those of the famous Mes saba range. Open these two water courses, which lead to common point, and We will have an op- portunity to assemble, by water, the component parts of iron for the manufacture of steel that does not exist anywhere on earth. Ore for Pittsburg' s coal must be brOught ,0o0 miles by water and 135 miles by rail or Pittsburg coal must be taken an equal distance to the Messabe range. Here both could be brought down stream distance not to exceed 100 miles and a steel producing plant erected greater than those now at Pittsburg.
 These conditions are not known by the general masses so that thcy of congress, and congress does not originate measures for the people; il simply responds to the peoples demands. Now the National Rivers and Hafbol-s Congress is striving To enliShten the masses on these questions, so that they will he asked for and everyone who is converted to tbe necessity of this action on tho part Of the general government should en5IeaYor 10 convert his apl%AhGf '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02
HEARST HOT
 AFTER HUGHES Makes Application With New Attorney General for Re Hearing of Contest Troubles.
CRITICIZES
MAYER
First Document Filed With New lork's New Attorney General Upon His Going Into His Office.

Albany, N. Y, Jan William Randolph Hearst was prompt in accepting the offer of the new at ttorney general, William E. Jackson to consider an application for a re- hearing of arguments on Mir.
 Hearst petition for leave to begin quo warranto proceedings to test the title of George B. Mcclellan to the office of mayor of New York City, on the basis of the mayoralty election of l906. Attorney General Jackson had jus assumed office today when a representative of Mf. Hearst counsel served upon him an application for reargument. The attorney general gave instructions that copies of the papers be served upon the attorneys of Mayo Me Clellan and informed both parties that he would give them hear- ing next Monday, January [.
 The application filed with the at tornex general reiterates sllbstan- tially the allegations made before Attorney General Mayer.
 Further, it rocites the develop ments of the ease before tho latter and summarizes his decision deny ing relief, declaring dat Mir. Mayer well knew tthat ttho prina faeic proof of Mr. lIearst's election could not be forthcoming without opening the boxes. The situation created by Attorney General May CTS decision, says tthe application, was practically this:
 "The Court of Appeals and the legislature had refused to permit the ballots to be recounted on the ground that this should be done in a quo warranto action. The at torncy general refused to permit quo warrantO action be be- gun, holding in effect that the bal lots must first be counted.'
 It is further alleged that the at torney general Gin a nasty de- cision" rendered four days after the submission of the matter in- corporateed bodily a verbatim ex- cerpt from the corporation coun- sells analysis of figures embodying glaring errors of addition and sub tracion and that MT. Mayeer either did not read the answering analysis or wilfully misstates the facts.
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ATTRACTIONS 1T
 BLUFF CITY RINK

Since taking charge Of the Bluff l City rink, our only trouble has been i a shortage of skates, and we wish to announce to the public that we have just received a shipment of new skates of all sizes, and can now sup ply the demand.
 Bad weather did not affect busi- ness at the Bluff City rink fast night All of the crowd was there, and the pie race was enjoyed W all.
 For the benefit of those who could not attend last night, we wish to state that "The North American Pie Eaters" will contest tonight for a beautiful prize. and you will again have a chance to witness this con- ical rac6.
 The $500 gold prize was awarded to Ed LeLaurin.
 Polo Thursday and Friday night.
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Herman Says Best Man Won.
AT THE MAIN RINK.

The matinee session at the Main rink yesterday was so largely at tended that the big rink was com pletely filed. During the night, while the heag: downpour rain kept a good many people within doors. large number of skaters Vntured out, howeyr The manage1nent an- n0Hnees that all patrons who vjsit the rink OH Saturday afternoon will be presented with unique souvenir. On next Monday nient the Taylor Twin Sisters will b2G.n q IhYee days enlightenment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02
BUSINESS CHANGE.

have this day disposed of my entire business at No. 327 Main street to Thompson and Stark. They assume all future obligations from date. All debts against the firm previous to January } Twill be paid by me. I thank all ymy friends for past favors and trdst assure them that my successors merit con- tinuance of the patronage. will soon open the Elks' theater bar and will be glad to see my friends there.
 Wishing all a happy and pros porous New Year, I am always to pleases. c. G. SCHENK.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02
GANS-HERMAN
 BATTLE DECISIVE Black Boy Put the Chicago Lad in Dreamland in Eight Rounds at Tonopah, Nev.
HERMAN OUTCLAssED
Cans Was the ASgressOr and Played With His Opponent Throughout Herman Declares That He Was No Match for the Negro.

Tonopah, an 2.-.5oa Cars fought: true 10 the = pc" rester day afternoon. After playing with German for eight rounds the cham pion landed full swing on the point ot Herrnr s jaw. aud Chi cago s favorite fighter went to the nat Leaten ma
 IT, was apparent from the start that Herman la l no chance. Cans blocked his blows with great ease and at no time W2s Cans worried i'll the least. III the first round Joe started to feel things out. iicr- man was willing to fight, but the champion stalled him off. In the second round Cans startel 70 open up. Herman $ attempts to Ianj- all ended in failures.
 Cans blocked Iiernsn's leads with glove and elbow. and wheH opporaa1y presented. shot r.sh5 and If iolts to his onoon5a.' : face.
 Tn fhird and fourth rou'di s"e repet,.iens of the seeonfz Fa5 plainly seen that Herman. 'tifo 0n- der eloa." was the crowci.s fa1orifes Mh Il lie landed ! blow the crowd ehc#rea wildly. Cans only drew ebe sR..5a5st when Inc fousht his clever e5t.
 In the fif5h round. Cans, hayin4 mauled his man thoroughly, slowed down This was the only round where Herman made any showin@ Herman. wadded in and swung hard rights and lefts at the champion.
 Cans appeared careless and q nnmber of blows landed. The crowd cheered madly for tthe Chi casoan at the end of the round, The sixth and seventh rounds were all Cans. In the eighth Cans started out by feinting and drawing Herman's fire. They fddled around the ring nlntil Cans worked his op- ponent into a corner Cans feinted with his left and Herman swung wildly with his left. He left an opening. and like flash Cans whipped a left and then a swinging right flush on the point of Her mans jaw. Herman dropped like q log with his face buried in his hands. He lay motionless at the edge of the ring Cans walked away and it was all over.
 Nate Lewis ran around the ring to where Herman lay and begged
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02
SKATING PARTY PLANNED.

Miss Lillian Hudson of San Anto- nio, Texas, will be the guest of hon. or at a skating party to be given by Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Crawford Thurs day night at the Bluff City rink. The guest to the skating party will be given complimentary tickets to the concert and reading to be offer cd by the Italian Boys and Ebert Poland, the humorist, at the Elk' theater on that night. They will at : tend the entertainment before go ing to the rink.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02

North American Pie Eat- CTS, great conlical success, lat Bluff City Rink tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02
WIS "TGTIN < GlN."

Dave Gridiron. negro. was ar rested this morning for disturbing the peace Complaint was made against him by Mrs. Gay Williams, Of No. 1o21 West Fifth avenue. there being dispute at the Will Hams home about some wood. He was taken into custody by Patrol man James Haf2r0ve. When searched a gun was found on him. A charge for carrying concealed weapons will be entered against him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02

North American Pie Eat CTS, great comical success, at Bluff City Rink tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02
JEFFERSON LODGE
 OFFICERS INSTALLED

The members of Jefferson Lodge No. 225. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, met last night in regular session and installed the following of ficers for the ensuing year: A. c. Baker, noble grand; J. B. Phillips, vice grand; P. c. Chestnut, secre tary; J. C. Hiechspiel treasurer; w. l.. Meek, right support of noble grand; N c. Thomas, left supporter of noble grand; A. H. Martin, warden; J. B. Langston, chaplain; w Eisen- kramer, outside guardian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02
DUPLICATE WHIST CLUB.

The Duplicate Whist club was pleas antly entertained by Mrs. M. Danaher Monday afternoon. The guests were Mesdames l. P. Shelby, Alex Barrow. Drew White, M. L. Bell, Sam Vaulx. Will Taggart, Finn Hutt and Miss Scott of Little Rock. After the games a delicious luncheon was served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02
North American Pie Eat CTS, great comical success. at Bluff City Rink tonight.

There is something suspicious about it when you are offered some thing for nothing. We make suits from $25 up and guarantee the style the latest and perfect in ~fit and finish. Eisenkramer the Tailor Over Citizens bank, Second and Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-02

less. At the count of ten Lewis and Adam Ryan carried their pro tege to his corner, where three min utes elapsed before he arrived
 Herman was outclassed through out, He never had a chance, and he will never have chance when he meets man of Cans caliber
 The fight was not without it's in cldents. The heaviest betting de- VelOped at the ringside In the second the men were milling it freely when the gong sounded. Her man needed the bell and stepped back from clinch. Cans, not hear ing the gong, landed a hard right on Herman's neck. The crowd arose and hissed and hooted. It was then that Cans realized what he had done, and facing the crowd he made a public apology. Not content with this, Cans went to Herman s corner, and grasping the latter's hand, explained that he had not heard the gong Kisses changed to cheers as Cans returned to his sear.
 Herman Says Best Man Won.
 Discussing the result, Herman said: There is no getting away from it. The best man won. made the best fight that was in me against a superior man. do not deny that he is the best man, and l do not begrudge him his victory. :"
 Cans wore his easily won honofs easily Tt was just as l expected, " said the champion. "I had Herman outclassed. He was game, but he never had a chance 10 win.