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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-13
TALKS
ABOUT ROOSEVELT

United States Senator Tells an
Independent Representative
What tie Thinks of Teddy's
Candidacy Doesn't Like La.
FoIIette's Ways.
United States Senator Henry
| c.. Hansbrough visited Minot Fri
day. He had been attending the
big celebration at Velva where
he addressed the gathering. Mr..
Hansbrou III was seen by a repre-
sentative Of the Independent.
The Senator was asked if he
believed that Roosevelt could be
induced to accept another term as
the chief executive Of this ma
ton, and he replied that he be-
lieved Roosevelt was sincere
when he stated that he would not
again be candidate for renomi-
nation, for he says that Roosevelt
will have been president seven
years when he completes his
present term and seven years at
hard work like Roosevelt is do
ing would naturally make him in
clined tv take a rest. He says,
however, that if Taft, Fairbanks,
Cannon, Foraker and the rest of
the prospective candidates could
be induced to step aside and all
throw their influence to Roose-
welt at the convention, he would
have to accept the nomination,
which would mean his election.
The Senator was informed that
LaFo'lette was billed to speak in
this city. Mr.. Hans trough said
while he admired LaFollette for
many of his good qualities, he be-
lieved that the man was engaged
in demagogue politics too much
for his own good. and while peo-
pie generally liked to see some
one abused, they would in time
grow tired of this method of pro-
cedure and LaFollette would be a
back number. He stated that
while LaFollette attacked the
trusts, he went after them in a
different manner from Roosevelt
and did not get such good results.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-13

There j. no case Of indigestion, no
matter how irritable. or how obstinate
that will not be speedily relieved by the
use of Kod u. The main factor in cur
ing the stomach of any disorder Is rest,
and the only way to get rest is to actu-
ally digest the food for the stomach it.
self. Kodol will do it. 1t is scientific
preparation of vegetable acids contain
ing the very same juices found in a
healthy stomach. It conforms to the
Pure Food and Drugs Law. Sold by
Mccoy & Co.
TAKEN UP-at my home at Logan,
n. D., nine and a half miles southeast
of Minot, n. D., on Saturday June 1st
One buckskin pony, branded J. D. icon
nected) on the left shoulder, about
fourteen years old; one sorrel mare,
weight agout 1000 pounds, probably
nine or ten years old, no visible brand
Neither had ropes about neck. Have
been in this vicinity month.
Robert Waldref,
Hecker, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-13
NEW SCHOOL.

On May 25th Prof. H. II. Aaker, pro-
prietor of Aaker's Business College. Far
60, N. OAK, purchases the Northwest
ern Business College, Grand Forks, N.
Oak and will continue the school under
the new name of Aaker's Business Col
ege, Grand Forks, N. Oak The school
will be in the immediate charge OF Prof.
w. H. Bergherm, who has been with
Prof. Aaker since school was opened in
Fargo. Prof. Berghern has II years
experience as teacher and principal of
high schools. Write for the New cata-
logue to Grand Forks or Fargo.
The Fargo Forum intimates
that the Independent is among
the insurgent papers that will
support Senator Hansbrough in
the coming campaign. The Mi
not Independent, however, has a
sayso in this, and if it chooses to
support better man it is under
no obligations to Senator Hans
brough and will continue on it's
own method of supporting who
it believes to be the fittest, and
there you are.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-11
ORDER FOR SPECIAL PANEL
Two Hundred Talesmen for Jury in
the Thaw Case Will Appear
in Court Jan. 81.

New York. Jan. 1O-An order for spe-
ciai panel in the case of Harry X. Thaw
charged with the murder of Stanford
White, was signed by Justice Fitzgerald
In the supreme court today. The order
calls for a special panel of 200 talesmen
TOT a special jury, TO appear in court on
Monday, January 81
rms action on the part of Justice Fitz-
gerald appears to dispose of rumors that
ol1terence OF opinion between the justice
ana the district attorney might result IN
d d, postponement of the beginning Of the
Lhaw trial. Evidence of this feeling was
SHOWN only few hours before the order
was slsned when the justice refused an
aPpicatlon made for such an order by
the district attorney. Mr.. Jerome was
told at that time that a proceeding look
ing 20 the procurement of such an order
alHreaoy had been begun by MIR. GarviE
OF the district attorneys staff, and that
IL should be completed before any fur
e1er action was taken. The trouble was
duyusleoA later, however and the neces-
Sary signature was affixed TO the order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-11
HOPE ALMOST ABANDONED
Steamer Ponce Still Missing and the
Worst Is Now Feared in
Shipping Circles.

= New York. Jan. 10.-The steamship y
Ponce Of the New York K Porto y
y Rico steamship line. which sailed y
= from Ponce, Porto Rico. December y
=. 20. and was due at this port on jan y
4 uary /. is still missing and the belief y
y that the vessels delay was due to y
4 some mechanical accident is giving 3
y away to the fear that she is lost. She y
y was last spoken on December Is by +
4 the ship Shenandoah since which \
y time nothing has been seen or heard y
y of her. y
y The most disquieting report that y
y has reached here today was q mes y
y sage from Governor Winthrop of =
y Porto Rico. who says the steamer y
= Caracas reported sighting a derelct =
y 40 feet long near the point where y
= the Ponce was sighted by the Shen- y
y andoah December q. The dimen- y
sons of the reported derelict how \
y ever, do not agree with the descrip- y
y ton Of the Ponce, which is 81 feet y
y long.
y Savannah. Ga. Jan. 1O-The wire y
+ less station operator here stated that =
he had received message from the y
y steamer Carolina at Porto Rico say y
y ing: mo news of Ponce" y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-11
BAGLEY TAKES A WIFE.
Salt Lake Lawyer Meets Former
Idaho Girl in Chicago.

= Chicago, Jan. 10.-John A. Bagley 4
y OF Salt Lake City. formerly attorney y
y general of the state of Idaho, was 4
y married here this afternoon to Miss y
y ~. Matilda Paterson of Chattanooga, y
y Tenn. Mr. Bagley came to Chicago y
= this morning and met Miss Pater- y
y son. who also arrived here early i'm y
y the day. They went to the county y
y clerks office and procured a mar y
y riage license, after which they were =
y married by Justice of the Peace y
y Arms 4
After an eastern trip Mr. and Mrs. y
= Bagley will go to Salt Lake City, y
\ where they will make their home ;
= Mr., B2gley and his bride came y
y from the same place in Idaho
l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-11
PASSION CAUSES
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
\. S. Crouch, Crazed Lover of
Irene Miller, Kills Her
and Himself.
SHOOTING OCCURS IN IDAHO
GIRLS BODY BROUGHT TO HER
HOME NEAR MURRAY.
SHOOTING OCCURS IN IDAHO

i, Miss Irene Miller. q years of age.
6aughter Of M. NJ. Miller of Mill Creek
salt Lake county, was shot through the
meek and instantly killed at Lewisville,
i've miles from Rigby. Fremont county
Ida, at IL o'clock. Wednesday evening by
her insane lover. T. S Crouch, who ended
MS own life Immediately afterward by
putting bullet through his head. Dsap-
tragedy.
The murder occurred at the home of
Mrs. Roy Winchester, the dead girls sis
ter. She had been teaching since last fall
IN the public schools of Lewisville OF
which Crouch was superintendent Ever
since Crouch arrived in town he had been
devoted in his attentions to Miss Miller
snd IT was understood before the hoil-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-11
COMBINATION IS ILLEGAL
Individuals in Tobacco Trust Cases
Acquitted and Companies De-
clared to Be Monopoly.

Kew York, Jan. lV-Ihe United states
circuit jury considering the tobacco
trust" cases, tonight returned verdict
of acquittal as against the individual de
PENDANTS. Karl Junghluth and Howard
e Young. and a verdict of guilty against
the corporate interests, The MaeAndrews
q Forbes company and the J. s. Young
company.
The corporations were found guilty on
two counts, one Of forming an illegal
combination and the other of being a mo-
nopOly. The corporations were acquitted
on the count charging conspiracy
Counsel for the defense at once made
motions for an arrest of judgment and
asked for q stay. Judge HOugh fixed
Monday to hear arguments.
A fine of not more than 5000 or less
than 81 ,O0U can be imposed for each viO-
latiol of which the corporations have
been found guilty
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BLED TO DEATH.
Fit of Coughing Proves Fatal to VIII
liam n. Greene of Cache County.

y Especial to The Herald9 =
3 Logan. Jan. 10.-William II l.
= Greene. a well-known resident of =
y Hyrum. died very suddenly This !
3 morning He went out to feed his .
y COWS and the dust in the hav 4
; brought on a fit of coughing He 3
= coughed so much that he commenced .
) 10 bleed at the nose. and although !
\ medical assistance was promptly 3
y summoned he died before IL reached +
him. y
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MORE STOCKS AND BONDS

of be
in
March l. according announcement
sWiuhe
to
horty
of
fun sum noYa uho
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SUICIDES AIM WAS TRUE
Walter Johnson of Hyrum Kills Him
self by Shooting Through
the Heart.
Especial to The Herald)

Logan. Jan. 1O.-Walter Johnson. n
young man living in Hyrum. committed
suicide this morning by shooting himself
No cause is known for the act other than
OF remorse following a protracted spree
johnson had been drinking heavily dur
ing the holidays and last night while st
tending a dance imbibed pretty freely
This morning he arose from the break
fast table and securing his revolver. shot
himself through the heart He was stop
ping with his brother Niels Johnson, at
the time he shot himself. He was about
Is years of age and unmarried.
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JUMPED into
POT OF METAL
One of the Men Injured in Pitts
burg Explosion Horror End
ed His Agony.

Pittsburg. Jan. 10.-Fifteen or more men
We're completely Moderated in six feet
OF molten metal in last nights explosion
at the Jones & Laughlin Steel cumpany's
furnaces. according 10 an investigation
made today. Tons of the fiery sub
stance were showered over forty work
men. OF these between fifteer and
twenty cannot be found. twelve dead bod
les have been recovered and ten are i'm
hospitals. frightfulIy wounded
IL is believed that not a trace of the
men engulfed in the hot metal ever will
be found
Ot the DEAD bodies recovered several are
minus arms, legs and head. while others,
are burned and twisted beyond recogni-
ton. a number OF the injured have their
eyes burned out. and others were SO badly
injured that amputatiOn of arms and
limbs were necessary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-11
CHURCHMAH IS SUMMONED
Death of Archbishop Montgomery of
San Francisco, Following an
Operation.

San Francisco. Jan. 1O.-Archbishon
Montgomery died at 80 this afternoon
He was operated on for appendicitis a
few days ago. He rallied after the IN
Grafton and was believed to be recoveri,is o
when relapse occurred and he remained
in state OF coma most of the time until
his death.
Archbishop George Montgomery was
born In DaYiF county. KY. December 30
1S47.
Cardinal Gibbons ordained him in Bal
timore December 20, 1879, and he was con-
secrated bishop and coadjutor to Monte
rey and Los Angeles by Archbishop Rior.
dan in ST Mary's cathedral OF this civ
April s. 1894
On June TO- 1896. Bishop MoptSomer,,
succeeded Bishop Mora at Los Angeles
where he remained for seven years and
i'm October of 1903 was transferred tn San
Francisco as coadjutor to ArchbishoD
Riordan
Among other societies and orraniza tions
founded by Archbishop Montgomery ;s
the League of the Cross Cadets
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days that the couple were engaged. The
parents OF the girl however. objected H.
me match and when Crouch called at her
home in Lewisvillc Wednesday evening
she gave him back his ring
The winchester family had retired
early. knowing OF the rather delicate
SUBJECT about to be discussed by the
young folks and had left them in fine
Iarior alone. Earlier i'm the eVenina,
CIOuCn seemed 10 be IN a particularly
amiapie mood, playing with the Winches-
ter children and showing no signs of the
r0rriblc deed which he CONTEMPLATED
IL Is not known what passed between
Nhem' as the family were not aroused bv
any quarreling and did not even hear the
pistol shots. The first they knew Of The
tragedy was when Miss Miller staggered
into the bedroom exclaiming. II have
5een shot and sank upon the floor
dead. The body Of Crouch was found
outside the front door, Indicating that the
murder had been accomplished iust a.
the former lovers were parting for the
last time.
Father Says Wait.
Not much is known in Rieby concern
ing the auteccdents of Crouch. m is
known that he came from Westville. Mo
ana was % years Of age. He always bore
= good reputation at Rigbv and since lssf
year taught in the schools AT Lewisvillc
y small village five miles from the place
or the murder.
e. During the Christmas holidays he Wis
ltea the Miller home at Mill Creek two
lhhes east OF Murray. and expected TO
marry Miss Miller on December p. When
ne arrived. however, he found she had
s,NPetltnced a change OF heart and that
the parents objected TO the match nj
NJ Miller the girls father. i'm speakinE
OF Crouch visit said yesterday: He
ASKED me one evening while here for nv
daughter and ] told him he could not
nave her with my consent at the present
tline az least / explained to him thai
ne vas stranger TO US and that we kr =
hothlng OF his past and desired 10 IooJ,
up ms character before consentinv thai
ne Wec our daughter. / told him To Uaif
2 year and this he consented to do before
he left us "
Body Arrives Today.
At that time the father urged bis
daughter 10 give up her school at Rigbv
OUT she said that il would not be right
- ~ would be too short notice to the
sChOoi board. which recently had RAISED
her salary. The matter was finally con-,
promised by TIE girls going back 10
teach one month and she would have re-
turned To her home February / had not
the tragedy occurred
The body will arrive i'm Salt Lake this
morning and viii be taken TO the family
residehce IL will be accom- panied bv her
sister, Mrs. Roy Winchester. ard her hus-
band The funeral will probably take
place Sunday
The news OF Miss Miller's death was
received by the family by telephone at
1 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Miss Miller was a talented young wo-
man, being a graduate of the l. D. s
university in the class OF 1906 and being an
especially apt scholar. She was n girl
Of splendid character and is described as
a natural leader among women
The Miller family is composed OF three
sons and four daughters. one Of whom
Mrs. w. J. Miller, is in Holy Cross hos
Vital critically i'll following an operation
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Ended His Agony.

Deputy Coroner Laidley says one youth
became crazed by his injuries and before
ne could he prevented leaped into a pot
OF molten metal and was moderated
IhlS afternoon a large force of work
men searching for bodies of the missing
men found the leg Of a man imbedded in
a portion of the metal which they were
breaking up.
w. l.. Jones vice president OF the
Jones a Laughlin Steel company limited
issued the following statement tonight:
We have been unable to determine
what caused the explosion. A rigid in
yesugation has been instituted. The I'M
fortunate affair is a great mystery"
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NOTHING IN CHARGES

frm of
in
dered the services called
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-11
NEvADA's FEDERAL JUDGE.

Washington. Jan. 10.-The senate in ex-
ecutive session today confirmed the nom
nation of Edward 5. harrington TO be
United States judge for the district of
Nevada.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-11
TRUST COMPANY
is ABLE TO- PAY
Affairs of the L. VI. Sullivan
Concern al GoIdfieId Now Be-
ing Adjusted.
ASSETS EXCEED THE DEBTS
TROUBLE CAUSED BY SLOW MAIL
SERVICE.
Special to The Herald.l

Goldfield. New. Jan. 1O.-Every miner
IN the employ of the l.. Nj. Sullivan Trust
company received his wages today, the
total amount paid out being $4,000. The
affairs of the company are being adjust
ed with all possible speed and there is no
longer any doubt that all creditors will
be paid in full within a short time A
reorganization of the board of directors
is now under way and within the next
two or three days the personnel of the
new board Will be announced.
Assets Are Large.
The liabilities of the company are i'm
the neighborhood Of $4,000, nearly the en-
tire amount being due to brokers from
whom stocks in the various mining enter
prises Of the corporation were purchased.
The assets include 573Z5sO shares of
stock, the value OF which on Jan. 3. TAX
ing the listed stocks at the exchange fig
ures and the unlisted stocks at the pro-
motion price. was So, ,994.SO The lowest
estimated value OF the stocks TODAY
based on the probable sale of the control
Of the properties. is 81 $50. 02a These
assets viii be increased when the stock
that has been purchased from the brokers
IS paid for and turned over to the COM
pany.
Terms of Agreement.
Under the terms of the agreement re-
Gently reached between representatives
of the company and San Francisco brok-
ers. the latter representing also all Of the
eastern brokers who are creditors of the
company. the corporation is to be per-
mitted TO give notes due thirty, sixty
ninety and 10 days from their respective
dates. However if some negotiations
which are now under way do not mis-
carry. it will not be necessary to give
these notes as all accounts will be paid
in full before such necessity arises.
Cause of the Trouble.
The cause of the embarrassment was
stated by an officer of the company to
be largely on account of delay in the
mails. a trouble that Goldfield people are
frequently called upon to contend with
The general manager ana the treasurer
Of the company left the city. after assur-
ing the local banker that the average
drafts received would not be more than
accumulated. however. and the total OF
the drafts received by the banker in a
single day was Sl60 900. On the heels of
this came the Geographic request of one
Of the absent Officers TO transfer $780, 600
to San Francisco for the purchase of
more stocks Then the banker. TO use a
cOfloquial expression. got cold feet"
that is. he refused further accOmmoda-
tons. and the drafts that came in went to
protest.
Mines Are Closed.
All The mines OF the company have
been closed and watchmen placed in
charge of them. No further work will
be done on them until after the reOrgani-
Zation has been effected. When that is
finished vigorous campaign of extrac-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-11
MINORITY GETS
THE SHORT END
Two Suits Started to Prevent
Merger of Central and u. S.
Leather Companies,

Trenton. \. j., Jan. 10. Two suits were
begun today to restrain the proposed
merger # the Uni5ed States Leather COM
Dany and the Central Leather company.
The merger was to have been carried out
at Jersey City next Wednesday. A rule
TO show cause why the merger should not
be enjoined was made returnable in New
ark next Monday
The complainants in the suits are holders
of preferred stock of the United States
Leather company who did not assent to
the plan whereby the Central Leather
company acquired control OF $4,000 6-T1
out OF $2LO00,0O0 capital stock OF the
United States leather company.
Among the cOmplainants are J. Il. Col
gate * Co, J.. and s. WOrmser. j. c. Col
gate Robert A. Johnson and ]. NJ Tall
madge, the latter two of Wisconsin.
Charges in Complaint.
1t is set out in the bill that the plan
OF merger provides for the continuation
OF ehe central Leather company and the
terred and half common; that for eacn
snare OF preferred stock Of the United
states company the holder is 10 receive 40
in per cent gold bonds $50 in Der cent
cumulative preferred stock and S23. so in
common stock, and that for each share
OF common stock of the United States
company the holder is to receive three
lenths OF q snare of common stock.
1t is contended that this apportionment
is detrimental to the interests Of tho
holders of the preferred stock of the
United States Leather company which
provides for per cent cumulative divf-
dends and upon which there is unpaid an
accumulation of 45ia per cent dividends
The bill asserts that with proper man
agement the United States Leather com
pany can be made to pay
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TYPHOID EPIDEMIC.

Scranton. Pa. Jan. 1O.-Nine new cases
of typhoid were reported today for the
tWenty-four hours ending at noon The
total cases 10 date are 1885. There were
three deaths today, making a total OF 70