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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

Only the other day Kentucky Judge
commended the Jury in the Strothers
case for vindicating the ''nnwrltten
law" Now comes Governor Conner OF
Alabama who says. Ia pardonlng "a
man. II pardon this man because lac
killed the man who ruined his daugh-
ter" A decent respect for the opinion
Of mankind would AT least have sne-
sested that the Alabama governor yell
Inc reason for his act In his act.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

Were 1t not for the Industrial war IN
Goldfeld and the warfare between the
sheepmen and cottlcmen of Wyoming,
peace would reign throughout the
world, except in Central America. which
Is a world by itseli.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

Jerome scored great victory yester-
day
How WAS thatf"
''Dclmas wanted the windows UP and
he wanted them down Elk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
A Cheerful Job

It must be hard 10 be humorous and
eSuberant every day"
1T ls,' admitted the press wag.
it,
Yes, know I'll set fired II don't"
En-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

The douma is learning and Justify
ing its existence II has positively re.
fused 10 be baited by Stoypin and
has got down TO plain, matter of
fact business Therein Hes It's hope
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

Thaw's counsel claims that Ie-
rome's move for a lunaey commission
Is victory for their side. If so. am
other such victory would annlhllate
their cause,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

sartorial artists say that the pre-
vailinE color this season viii he gray.
II stocks keep on going down ii will be
blue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

Don't Judge by appearances. Some of
the widest wildcat companies have the
most elaborate and elegant stock GER
tIficates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
Incorrigablr.

You made good thing out of the
state capitol
"t7n-n
Were going to Investigate YOU
Gould YOU get my brother on the
committee He'll diyvy- Eek.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
JUST FOR FUN.
Mud and Poeir,

Spring is bringing on its green's
With a rush
And the roads and magazines
Run to slnsh. --Ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

Mr. John D. Rockefeller says that
he is opposed to over capitalization.
Hear, Hear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

In his investigation of the railroad
problem, the President is pursuing
laboratory methods
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

Sitting on the lid in Cuba has cost
Uncle Sam just Two and a half mil
lion dollars, 1t comes high. but Uncle
Sam must have peace there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

In California after the Japanese
school question. Ruef and schmitz the
deluge, or floods
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

The Sage foundation proves that
Uncle Russell builded better than he
knew when he left all to his wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

soft answer turneth away wrath,
but it won't head of pantcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

"Avoli "A man who habituaIly drinks
alono!" says Mr., Henry Clews, Before
or after takingG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

An the butterflies OF fashion pait
court to Madame Butterfly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

All railroad presidents lead to the
White House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

Poor Rev. Mr.. Ilief He can't help it,
He was born that way.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
ROOSEVELT SAYS
He ENJOYED TRIP
PRESIDENT BACK HOME FROM
CANTON, INDIANAPOLIS AND
LANSING, DECLARES HE HAD
INTERESTING TIME.

Washington. June l. -- President
Roosevelt and party returned to Wash.
lngton from his visit TO Canton III
dianapolis, and Lansing at 1 As O'Clock
this afternoon. The president is to
start ca June 9 for the jamestown Eek.
position, where G orgia Day Is to be
celebrated on the 10th On the 18th
he will leave for oyster Bay, where
he hopes to pass a quiet sumner
The pres d nj expressed himself as
having thoroughly enjoyed his trip
through the west and as having ex
perienced very interesting line.
The run from pittsburg was with.
out special incident. Everywher the
train opped the president appeared
N the platform of his car and bowed
TO the people who had gathered In an
ticipat on OF his arrival When time
p rmitted he shook hands with the n,
and at a number of the large places
spoke briefly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
CHINESE TROOPS
KILL 600 REBELS
10000 THREATENED cHAo COW
Flu IN ANTl-DYNASTIc OUT.
BREAK - ARREST OF WHITE
FANS CAUSES TROUBLE.

Annoy, China, June 1.-The center
Of the recently reported uprising Is
Al Juan. 80 miles southwest of Amony.
The police th1re arrested the leaders
If the White Fans, charging them
falsely with being pirates. The pris.
)ners escaped. collected followers.
killed the prefect and othsr officials
md held the local magistrate as host
age.
Emboldeued by this success 10000
rebels gathered and threatened Chso
Cow Fu. The troops engaged the
rebels Yesterday with The result that
600 Of the latter we're killed. The gov
srnment loss Is not known The rebels
withdrew. but have not dispersed and
are recruiting their forces.
The Associated Press is in a pesi-
tion to coufirm the statement that the
outbreak Is not antifore- -gn. but anti
dynastic The United States gunboa,
Helena Is hsre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
WATERS-P|ERCE
FINED S1,600,0OO
TEXAS JURY ALSO RECOMMENDS
THAT OIL TRUST CORPORA.
TIoN BE OUsTED FROM THE
STATE.

Austin, Tex, June Ia death blow
was dealt trusts in Texas when. this
morning, the jury in The Waters
Pierce Oil company custer and pen
'alty suit returned verdict for the
plaintiff for penalties aggregating ST..
G2",90O, and also in favor Of the state
for cancellation of the permit of the
company to DO business in Texas. The
full extent of the jury's verdict is as
follows:
We, the jury, find for the plaintiff
against the defendant on each of the
issues submitted to us for each of the
days between May 81. 1900, and
March 81, 1908. being 1893 days. and
for penalties at '$l549,50d; and we
find for the plaintiff against the de-
fendant on each of the issues sub
mittod for each of the days between
April /, 1903. and April 30. 1907. being
1888 days, and fix the penalty at STA
400
We further find that the permit of
the defendant to do business in the
Stat of Texas should be cancelled.
We find for the defendant on all
ssues made by he pleadings and not
ubmitted in the charge Of the court.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
MILLION DOLLAR
GIRL is GIVEN UP
COMMODORE MILLS ENDS HIS
DIVORCE SUIT LETTING WIFE
HAVE CHILD FOR WHOM HE|
OFFERED BIG SUM.

Detroit, Mich, June THE sensa
| tional divorce suit started last fall
against Commodore Merrill Il. Mills
| millionaire member Of the Chicago
Yacht club. will never come to trial
| as Commodore Mills and his wife
have made settlement out of court
Mrs. Mills obtains the custody OF
Cynthie, the little daughter of the pair
whose control was thee hief source
OF dispute, Mills having offered his
wife s1,000,000 if she would rel'nuuish
Ter claim upon the child.
In addition to getting control of the
daughter Mrs Mills Us given a consid-
cradle amount of her husbands for.
tune, how much the attorneys will not
state
small fortune has been spent by
hoh Mills ana bis wife in gathering
evidence to produce when the case
came to trial Dispositions have been
taken in New York, Chicago and
South Carolina, and some OF the evi-
dence is said to be Of an unusually
unsavory character The reluctance
OF certain people to have this testi
mony come out is said to have played
a strong part in bringing about set
Element
Mrs. Mills, when she filed her
divorce papers last fall, charged her
husband with paying too much atten-
tioR to other women, and made
charges of sensational nature that
shocked exclusive society in the sta
II Michigan Mrs. Mills before her
was Miss Eddy, daughter of |
! millionaire grocer in Saginaw, and
was social leader in the state.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
Tilted He STAYS
THE WRONG GIRL
ROCKFORD, Ill, YOUTH SHOOTS
DOWN YOUNG MARRIED Wo-
MAN BY MISTAKE.
SENSATIONAL MURDER
Came After He Had Chased Her From
Baby Through Crowded Streets
Shoots Wife and Suicides
Other Violent Deaths.

Freport, H., Jure Ill Edna IIumel
hagen, 10 y ars old was shot 70 death
today by Herbert t. Springer is
years old, OF Rockford, H., who
chased Mrs. Humelhagen fl m her
baby through a crowd In Ninth street
thinking she WAS another woma4
Springer tonight revived from an A!
coholic stupor and rayeI over his ia
tai mistake,
Mrs. Hum, lhagen was wheeling her
infant along the street when Springer
stepped up, drew a revolver ami
fired al the woman, missing her. Tha
woman fled, pursued by Springer. who
fired a second shot and miss a. rs
tho woman turned into grocery
Springer fired third shnt, and the
bullet struck her dead as she fell inte
the arms Of Grocer Atom
Springer was arrested Friends
took the baby home to its father, wa
says he never heard Of Springer. All
The jail Springer said he had mi,
taken Mrs. Humelhagen for a Rock
ford girl who he sad, had thrown
him oyes"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
CHAMBERLAIN IS
FAR FROM WELL
HIS WEAKENED CONDITION.
RESUMPTION OF POLITICAL
ACTIVITIES IMPROBABLE.

London. June 1.--After the recent
leassuring report from Saint Raphael,
France, regarding the improvement in
health of Joseph Chamberlain, his ar
rival in England tonight was some
what of a shock TO his friends. Quite
apart from the fatigue of the journey,
which he bore well. it was evident
that Chamberlain was still long way
from that degree of recovery that
would give hope of his resuming
political life with any activity
When the train arrived Chamber
lair was seen lying book on the cush-
ions, seemingly almost helpless He
made no effort 10 rise until he was as
sisted by his wife and son and it was
remarked that he made vain at
tempt to raise his hat in response to
cheer from the crowd at the station.
Chamberlain was almost carried from
the train TO his carriage II seemed
that he is quite unable to walk by
himself.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
GOTHAM IS AFTER
DEEP WATERWAYS
NATIONAL MANUFACTURERS DE-
MAND RIVER AND HAREoR
IMPROVEMENTS.
LATEST IN NEW YORK
Is Steel Bridge Across East River
Which win Be the Lareest II the
Notwithstanding Y, s. Cash
Horses in Par de.

New York, June mo resolat On
passed by the National Associat on DC
Manufactures a It's two days conycn-
ton, which was held In this city last
week, met with more heiity approval
ON the part Of New Yorks CONNER
cial interests than thu one which cx-
pressed the associations commcnda-
tion Of the Timely and efficient WORK
OF he National Rivers and HarEors
congress In awakening public senti-
ment 70 the neel OF systematic ana
comprehensive development Of VI
great waterway courses On the part of
The national government. until our
worthy haibors shall have been desp
ened and our great system Of fnlanl
waterways shell have been eompre-
hensively and efficiently improved +"
AS The greatest manufacturing as
well as the greatest shipping center
III the country. New York IS vitary
Interested In whatever affect thA re
ceipt Of raw materials OF the trans
rortation Of the hnishel products of
HCi ide 0ttNo+ ASNotaiil& w }NNtkAt
statistics Of the department of com
merce ana labor the imnestat'ogs of
raw materials, chiefly through tie
mort Of New York. for the carrntt
fiscal year will excel by fHlig $780,
100000 the imports fur the pFcyo.a
year.
Exports have increased IN much
Ihe same proportion, and the fo1l'ng
S general that the harbor improve
nents now under way by 10th the
and national governments
rave been too long DELAYED Only 4
'ew days afo the outward bond
White Star liner Ealtic was gro7n1ei
m bank in Getney channel and was
loated again only after much n
lense and loss Of valuable time A
rlv days later To ESCAPE sim I'm
nishap. the Celtic Of the Same line.
vas forced TO anchor directly ac-oas
he narrow passage. and tie two
lNa- foot Cunarders which are beng
ushed to completion are not only big
ef than either. but too long 20 ba
foperIy accommodated at any Of The
ocks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
ANGER A BARRIER
TO GOULD PEACE
MILLIONAIRE CLAIMS WIFE HAS
TOO MUCH TEMPER AND is
N 10 r o IN A e LY Elk.
4 TRAVAGANT.

| New York, June 1.-Two counte
charges In Howard Gould's reply tc
his wife's suit for separation were
made known today on authority from
Mr.. Gould One is that she is inorll
ma ely extravagant The o,her Is that
Mrs Gould's temper was a souce OF
constant annoyance to Gould and
many times placed his in embarrassing
positions with his friends, besides be.
ing a barrier to their domestic hap
piness.
Many instances of the alleged extra
yasance will be cited by Gould. He
Will allege his wife has a mania for
diamonds and other costly Jewels, and
las been accustomed to purchase
lalge numbers Of them sending he
bllls to him. Mrs. Gould is said to
lave one of the finest individual COZ
lections of jewels in this country.
Gould also says his wlfe's display Of
Jewels Is pubic source of annoy
elsCe 10 him. Gould will tell of mans
suits brought against his wife by
tradesmen Some of these were for
dresses and others for jewels. He viii
say his wife is reckless in her expen.
litures and VIII cite these suits as
proof.
Itemized bills his wife contracted
viii be submitted by Mr.. Gould to the |
,cprt when the case is called. In |
'iting instances of what Gould terms |
lis wife's temper and generally I'M /
ovable ahbits, he will tell in his re
'ly of one instance which occurred on
'oard his yacht Niagara in 1904, when
IN q cruise in the Mediterranean An
intimate friend of Gould said today
his instance had to do with the dis
nissal of the boatswain on the Mia
ara.
Mrs. Gould Is said to have objected
0 the boatswain's red, husky whisk-
rs and forced him to have them
haved off and later compelled her
usband to discharge him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
COMMERCE IS TIED UP
French Government Considering
Means of Ending Seamen's Strike
Object to Browbeating.

Paris, June 1.-The government ha |
taken no st ps up to a late hour to.
night to break the seamen's strike
which already has brought French
commerce to a standstill The min
is'ry is willing to consider the de
mands of the marines, but declines to
be browb aten by trades unionism.
1t has resolved TO take no half
measures and win consider all phases
of the question before deciding upon
a course, of action. Dispatches from
the provinces SNOW that the men con.
tinua to maintain their attitude Of
calm reasonableness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
HAYWOOD IS Ill
TRIAL IS STOPPED
NOTED DEFENDANT UNABLE TO
LEAVE CELL OWING TO IN.
TERNAL POISONING coNOf
TIoN NOT SERIOUS.

Boise. Idaho. June THE trial o
William d. Haywood was intercepted
today by the illness Of the dcfendant
who suffered an attack OF internal
poisoning early this morning. Physf
clans called . attend the prison
found e Recessary to adminiyier opt
ates before the severe pain was re
lieved.
At the beginning of the morning
ssion II was expected iba Haywood
would be all right by afternoon blt
when court reronve7ed 10 was state 4
that the prisoner was too weak 10 bc
present An Adjournment was taken
until Monday. AT rney Richardson
said Haywood's illness Wis not seq
ious and ther was no doubt ~ his
ability to be ready Monday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
ENGLISH CONCERN WINS
Portland Gold Mining Company Failed
70 Show That s50o,oco Worth Of
Ore Had Been Stolen.

Denver, June AFTER two weeks
trial in the federal court here a d els
len was given today in favor of the
straiton Independent Mining Com
psny. limited, of London. Englanj.
and its lessee in the suit Of the Port
land Gold Mining company TO recover
the valu of about s500.O for gold
ores. alleged TO have been taken By
the defendants from ground in the
Cripple Greek district owned by the
pla njiff. Judge Lewis dir cted the
jury u fnd for the defendants on the
ground that the Portland company
had failed to prove the trespass al
legged
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
LONG st steel Bridge planned.

As part Of ho comprehensive
scheme Of transportation Improve
nents which VIII some day make
New York city Of magnificent q 81
ances. a few days ago plans We G
llel with the Municipal Art commits
sion for what win be the longest AMI
heaviest steel bridge in the wofli
This bridge will form part Of the
gteel yiaduct more than three miles
New Haven and Hartford railroad
with the Long Island and Penusyl
vania systems When II Is completed
ma the last spike has been driven
IN the four tracks which win cross II,
for the first time there will be an ALI
rail route through New York linking
toFeher New England and tse so5th,.
Eighty thousand tons Of steel viii
be used in the construction Of The
bridge. which viii have carrying
npacty twenty times as great as
that of the Brooklyn hridge. The
tracks will be lI0 feet above hiyh
water and will pas. hfqugh steel
arthes which viii themselves rise 10
feet higher Some Of the steel me n
bcfs of thege arches will be nine feet
in diameter aud will weigh 100 tons
alch Directly over the ierhulent
aooI of ITcll Gate. there VIII he a
steel arch span more than 1890 fe7t
between abutmeu's. which in tHrn
VII be monumental stone towers.
lvinding the bridge proper from the
steel viaduct which forms the a.
lroaches This new connect on vii
.uye one hour and a half Of time ana
nuc1 trouble in crossing the ct:
but until it Is completed. trains mrs
as heretofore. coEtinue 20 De carfiad
lcwn the East River and across the
rarbor ON floats
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
RECORDS BROKEN
0NC|NDER TRACKS
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS WINS
INTERCOLLEGIATE CHAM
PiONSHiP AT CHICAGO.
NOTABLE eastern MEET
In Which Six New Records Are Made
is Won BY Pennsylvania in
Spirited Fight With Michi-
gan and Yale.

Chicago, June Working true Il
indicated form, the tracks and fielt
team of the University of Illinois
won the W, stern intercollegiate cham
p,cnship this afternoon, Illinois scor
ing 81 points while Chicago finished
with % ID. Wisconsin fin shed third
with II; Grinnell, 10; Missouri, 81;
Drake 8; Notre Dame, 8 Iowa, 3
Purdue, 2 Id, and Minnesota 1-3.
One western intercolleg ate record
was broken, Smithscn, Of Notr Dame.
cutting off a fifth of a second from the
record for 12O yard nigh hurdles, Is
2-5 seconds, made by f. G. Moloney
of Chicago. in 1902 The Western
record for the 100 yard dash, held by
&. A. Blair, former Chicago athlete,
was equal d by May of Illinois, both
In the preliminary and the final heat.
The absence of Michigan made the
meet the most open affair in years,
and the smaller colleg of the con.
ference did well. Only five of the rs
colleges and univers ties represented
failed to S cure marks and the work
of the cmaller institutions cut deeply
into the points tigcred on by the
larger schools
Burroughs Saves the Day.
Burroughs, the Illinois weight man.
won both the shot put and the ham
mer throw, and it was his work that
wca the me for his school.
The pretliest race of the day was
between Merriam, of Chicago and |
Gardiner, of Illinois, in the 220 yard |
hurdles. These two fought it out |
every inch of the way, and Merriam |
had but an inch or two to spare when |
he crossed the tape Merriam also
won the 40 yard run. These. with
Lyons yistory In he mile run, made
up the three firs;s taken by Chicago.
In the 220 yard dash, Quigley of
Chicagus Who was fighting for second
place with May, Of Illinois. fell head
ong just before reaching the tape,
Dut plunged across the line, and saved
nird pac,. May. however had him
)eaten for second place, although by
| narrow margin,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
CELEBRATE PoPe's BIRTHDAY,

Rome. June Pope Plus X. will
be seventy-two years old tomorrow
ami the anniversary win he cele
brated by specially elabora G ser
vices in ST Peters and In all tho
other Catholic churches of Rome. His
Holiness, according to authenti. re-
ports. is enjoying very good health al
Tho present time, having fully recoy
cred from bis illness Of the past year
and which a. one time threatened
grave results.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
HOT GAME is PROMISED
Mound City to Mix 1t Up With Car.
terville This Afternoon at
Former Place.

Mound City VS. Cartervlle will be
the attraction at the Elm base ball
park at Mound City this aft rnoon.
Carterville has one ofthe fastest base
ball teams in this part of the state
a1d considering that the Mound City
team is by no means back number a
red hot game is expected. For the
benefit cf the many Cairo fans the
game will not be called until 8 O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
SHOOTS WIFE AND SUICIDES.

Cleveland, Ohio. June Mrs
Martha Roberts. aged rs was prob
ably fatally wo-nd by her husband
William Robers. II years her senior
in the home of her m ther tonight,
Roberts then shot himself, dying in
an ambulance on the way TO the hos
pital. The shooting followed the wo
mans refusal to withdraw divorce
suit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-02
RECORDS SMASHED
In Series of Most Wonderful Athletic
Events Ever Pulled OFF.

Boston, Mass. June Five sta
athletes from the University of Penn
sylyania, won the intercollegiate,
championship today In what proved {,
be a series of the most wonderfu
athletic performance ever seen on
an American cinder track. New in
tercollegiat figures were written in
six out Of the Is events and one more
record would have gone down, thai
of high hurdles. had not the Officials
decided that the runners were to-
much favor by the wind.
Pennsylvania was given a splendid
fight for first place by the men from
Michigan, winning by only four points,
Pennsylyan scored SO points 10 20
by Michigan. Yale was third with
80, Cornell fourth with 10. Princeton
with 10 and Syracuse with eight, beat
out Harvard, which won only seven
points.
intercollegiate records were broken
in the mile, shot put, quarter mile
two mile. high jump and pole vault
Carrots, of Michigan, ran the high
hurdles in IS Is seconds. but Kraeul
leins record. IS 2-5 seconds will re-
main as the intercollegiate figure.
Several other events we're almost up
TO the new marks, the hundred yards
being run in 10 seconds and the half
mile in mingte 57% seconds.
Carrots the Star Athlete.
Captain Carrots. of Michigan. led
the field with 13 out of the 20 points
for the Westerners. Carrots won
both hardle events from such fast
men as Shaw of Dartmouth. and Hub
bard of Amherst, and the sturdy Mich
igan athlete also showed his
strength in tha shot put by getting
second place over Stephenson of Har.
ward.
Haskins of Pennsylvania won the
mile and half mile race and Cartmell
Of Pennsylvania both the dashes. Has
kins' victory IN the half mile run de-
cided the M et for Pennsylvania. but
while that proved to be the critical
event Of the day. the two mile was
he most exciting. In the latter event /
+ sele Of Princeton st the pace and /
tx times round he led the field Then /
Dull Of Michigan, captured the lea l.
followed closely by Rowe. his college
nate with MagOffin of Cornell ard /
sisels fighting for fourth place. In
he last lap Magcffin. who won the
went last year. tried to catch Rowe
rho had gone into the lead. but the
dichigan runner had enough strength
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