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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-01
GETS CREDIT FOR
GOOD BEHAVIOR
Otherwise Former Captain
Nrkman'S Two Sentences Are
Regarded as Consecutive.
TIME WILL EXPIRE OCT. 5
WOMAN IN THE CASE KILLED
HERSELF.

Topeka, Kan, July 31.-Judge Smith
Mcpherson of the United States dis
trict court for the southern district of
Iowa filed an opinion here today with
q clerk of the federal court denying an
application for a writ/of habeas cor
pus made by George w. Kirkman, ex-
captain of the United States army,
now serving three years in the federal
prison at LeavenwOTth, Kan. The de-
cision is important as bearing upon the
matter of time off allowed military
prisoners for good behavior.
Guilty on Two Charges.
Captain Kirkman was first tried in
March, 1905 by a court-martial in Fort
Niobrara, Nebraska, and was convict
ed of conduct unbecOming an officer
and a gentleman. He was sentenced to
dismissal from the army and TO serve
z sentence of two years in the federal
penitentiary. In April, 1905, he was
tried again on a similar charge, found
guilty, sentenced TO dismissal from the
army and to serve an additional year
in the penitentiary-
The second charge against Kirkman
Tecited mis- career for the two years
previous and bore particularly upon the
alleged relationship ending in the sui
eide, last winter in Omaha, or Mrs.
Chandler. wife of Lieutenant Chandler
of Captain Kirkmans own company,
the Twenty-fifth United States infan-
try. Breach of arrest charges We're
filed because of Kirkman's leaving the
post while under arrest and going to
Valentine, Neb., where, ii was
charged, he met Mrs. Chandler who
killed herself two days later.
Approved by Roosevelt.
Both orders were approved by Presi-
dent Roosevelt June Is, 1865. The
wording of the Judgments failed tC
state whether they should be construed
state whether they should be construed
tive, and at the expiration of the two
years term, less credits for good con-
duct, Kirkman applied 70 the federal
court to be discharged on writs of ha-
beaS corpus, his contention being thai
the two judgments were cumulative
The court, Judge Pollock presiding
discharged the writ and remanded the
prisoner, holding that such judgments
were consecutive and in effect a sen
tence of imprisonment for three years
The court conceded that judgments o.
the civil courts would be construed a!
cumulative, but that judgments OF mil
jtary courts should be construed az
consecutive. Kirkman appealed to th'
circuit court of appeals, and his appea
is now under advisement.
On July % Kirkman appeared betor'
Judge Mcpherson, sitting at LeaVen
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febren ,geoadte. Die @ebeimpoli5ilten
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Dem Muiorbeiten bes Jallcs betrout.
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Soipitol gufnobme.
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Gelcgoten.S ibrulg in ser o@crmoniu-
WtGnner0or.&ale". - ErGii0ent
SbomoS 6rtngt Sic Grnennung
cineS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN PIN.
rc9uno.
On RntbsfeQcr oe3 o@ermonia.
Observation-Disclosures" iano gciter1t
}l6enD Oic mondtlt6e Geriammllmq
Der 0eIegoten Der D8ercinigtcn Can
ger" itutt, in mcl6er Der YrGliOcnt
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SctrctGr SreO. Sofmom1 OoS Yroto-
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III 10 i6luo6er Nn5obl, Bob cS Pin
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merflu1N 0elloAt, Dab Dos Nncrtcn-
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mltr0en pcri6icocne Nngclcgcnbeitcn
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Nns nlcrtc Gnciicl.G pnirrt.

Sn DEM 9cltrlUcl Sammcrrnu,t"
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GOIitif nnS Golitifcr.

Die Gnti6ciOung 6c5ii0li6 StoOtpros
furotor Srltcc'S Gonoiootltr iiir
Sic 0cmofrotiidc MoporS Romis
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Benz G%Grnebmen nod cnfi6eiOcn Oh
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crflGrte Neltern, 0oB &err @opes scr
loaii6e GunOi0ot ici. Gr ioQtc; Sic
rcpublifonii6e Nortci = Organization
Itel!t WtuDor Iimanll& olS GanOions
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Administration mo0li6? gll9 iDm
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Wtc2onc boS Nmlt 5uiiel, fon0 cr olle
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Gcnlofrutcn Dor, Die }lrnl 0r6Btcn
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&org1ngcrn ollSgenrbcitctcn YIGne
fitr Die StoOtpcrToltun0 Dor, Die aus
3ufiibrcn CT 0rrd) Die 0enlofrntii6cn
GepartcmcntS G6efS, Die CT 6onf Dem
G6orter nidt obl6iitteln fonntc, &C.
5pungen mur0c."
@err@olpin iir Sen er1tcn
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Sn Ser a. @oro ipiBt Iid Elm bci.
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81. SEER Soffmonn ser jetige Ser
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Mapors.GonOiootcl1 s. Charles Sim.
tbicum uerbltnoen, ga Die oenofroti.
ide @oro .@rcfutipe iid gegen i'm &C.
menOct bat. &r. SoDn y. 8alpiu lit
Elm onocrer GanoiOot, uno feline San.
OiNotur lit BON elmer Gcriomnlung
in 9r. 100, Sit.GroB.StroB Die iebr
ltorf bon 9ellti6en beiudt mar, IN.
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muel @erniteijh, G6riition @rieb,
Mortin =. &epnoIbS lulo .. $. Grp-
Sen.
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- Die BennipIpania . gu6n be.
obii6tigt bel ibrem borIt1otiiden
0ienit mo ~einigen ibrer 2ofalbabnen
in Der unmittclbaren N1be bon 8bi.
laoelpbia Den eleftriideu gctrieb elm.
%Suiiibreu.
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Scr . Sill 81 epu6li l.
FAM 6 s lub Ser 8. @ar0 s.
inGoilirte III iei,er regclmGBigen Ser
IommIun9 Die Gonoiootltr oes Srlt.
s. Sian Simoms fir Mopor ltno enl-
pfobl Srn. George s. Monn oils
StoOtrotbs- Gonoiooten IN Der IS.
@aro.
Srouung in Der Mcno-
9erie. - Gin beber5tes &1rGen fat
ii6 gcfunocn, ooS iiG bercit erfl1rt
bat, iid in ser Areno bon Oberlt g.
s. Wun0D'$ 300" an Nort6s Ipenle
lnO SafltraBe trollen SIT %loiien, Die
Sraltung iinoet an IS. Sebruor,
Ibeno5 10 llbr, itntt, uno 5ipor in
Der arena, ~unge6en pon 9omen. 9uS
@tn6ige, mas nod sur Srauung feblt,
lit Der Eaitor, jeood fat Ser befannte
Sbierar5t Or. Sclbcr erfldrt, baB CT
einen EnItor iinoen meroe. S6erit
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Ser @ei6dftsfiibrer oes 300" Sr.
2ouis s. Bed unb Satin lperoen in
ser 9lrcna ompeieno iein uno ols
Srai5cu9en iungiren. 9us &od5eits-
aeidetf miro S6erit M1,nop benz
8routpaar Elm nit @olo gefiiuteS
5Gi1den iiberreid)en.
Grlangte eine Sreibeit,
- Hi6aro Steluor0 bon Mnnopolis,
lucld)er Dor meDreren So9en ipcgcll
8riigelns ieiner sSrol bonn Srieoens'
ridter Sec sur Yrilgclltroie perilr-
tbcilt milrbe uno oil bic bobere Sn'
tang oppeQirte, lutrrbe geItern ollf
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

EaRe sur Hciie in's NuSlanS DC.
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murc'S traRc, mabc Guitnm
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-13

conditions exist, and VIZ
vegetables and fruits going -
North in quantities sufficient Tor
daily extra freight train service to
properly deliver the same to the
markets.
Hattiesburg is blessed above these
localities by having superior trans
portation facilities for the dispatch of
her products to the large centers of
the North and East.
The citizens of Hattiesburg and
of Forest county should be stimulated
to put out extra efforts in the direc-
ton of filling up these open lands,
reaping the rich harvest therefrom,
and at the sam. time give hearty
welcome and the highest encourage
ment to homeseekers and manufac-
| turers.
When all the vacant lands around
Hattiesburg shall have been put UNI
der cultivation, and the city filled
with hundreds of factories, we shall
then know our efforts have not been
in vain.
c. F. LARSON.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-13
for the South -: -:

annual money value to their producers
of $75,00O,000.
We are not considering, in this,
other products common to other
countries, all of which can be pro
duced in the South with greater ease
and less labor and expense than else
where, neither are we considering the
marvellous progress that has been
made in manufacturing in which this
section hold so proud a record, but we
are taking only those products in
which the South has practical
monopoly, for it is these that are suf-
| ficient of themselves to endow a ma
| ton with untold wealth.
When the richness of the soil, the
ease with which it is cultivated, the
diversified nature of the crops that
can be raised, the length of the sea-
sons, where two and even three crops
can be taken off the same patch, it
does seem that we are losing much
of our rightful inheritance when we
neglect these opportunities. We have
been woefully neglectful in this mat
ter and it is high time that we give
serious consideration to these advan
tages.
There are many who look with dis
favor and misapprehension upon the
efforts to cultivate our cut over lands
the very erroneous impression having
gotten abroad that it has no fertility
The false impression can easily b.
eradicated If one only gives atten
ton to it.
Here in Hattiesburg is one of tn
best practical demonstrations of this
where on a farm crop of Irish pc
tatoes are about ready for the hal
| vest. This same ground has yields
handsome revenue already this yea
J from a cabbage crop.
ii 1t is only the proper effort, stint
Hated by ambition and energy, tina
\ will convince our people and other
, that we have an inheritance and W
should take care of 1t.
4 In the matter of truck farming, "
/ have but to look to certain othe
b sections of the state, where the sam
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-13
AN THE roc"
HISTORIC JAMESTOWN.
AND ITS ASSOCIATIONS

roads as has been stated before, was
fought one of the most terrific naval
battles in all of our nations history.
So history has verified the state
ment of the one and only John Smith
that thise4as been place for nursing
soldiers and the practice of marines.
All that is to be seen of the original
jamestown today is the ruins of the
old church tower, the 'unearthed foun-
dations of the old city tavern, the gov
errors mansion and the house OF
burgesess and an old well filled to
within a few feet of the top with
debris which it is claimed was dug
in 1909. Besides the old well stands
an apple tree gnarled AMI toughened
by the frosts of many winters, though
the authorities withhold Judgment as
to it's age. In the old cemetery around
and inside of the church are many
tombs with inscriptions of great in
terest and striking originality.
The United States government is
erecting monument VI uldi DIG ouie
able in its proportions to mark the
Significance of this famous spot.
| The island of jamestown is owned
by Mrs. Barney of Ohio, who rents
/ it to negroes for what she can get,
and it will not surprise any of my
readers to learn that its appearance
was that of neglect and dilapidation
We saw no crops of any kind on the
island though most of it appeared tc
be cleared and ready for the pillow.
i Mrs. Barney has presented to tbs
Association for Preservation of Vir
! ginia Antiquities % acres upon which
1.-THE original settlement of the tow
| was located 1t Isl the purpose O
| this association to preserve what eve
} may be discovered Of the old town
l also to gather what ever may be o
) history from traditions and otherwis
!. and to magnify the Importance AM
: increase the interest In this first sci
! Element of the English speaking pee
!. pie within the borders of what is nov
t the United States of America.
al T. B. HOLLOMAN.