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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11
BOMBS HURLED At POLICEMEN
DURING RIOTS IN NEW YORK.
ONE SERIOUSLY INJURED
BY Bursting Internal Machine Thrown
BY Sympathizers of Striking
Garbage Men.

New York, July 2.-Bomb throwing
and riots took place in the northern
part of Manhattan, despite the fact
that the strike of the garbage cart
drivers was declared officially ended.
A delegation of the strikers called
on Mayor Mcclellan during the day and
told him that the men would conform
to his request and return TO work, leav-
ing their grievance to be taken up at
later date.
For more than three hours after this
violence and disorder were reported
in Harlem. Men and horses were
knocked down by bombs. windows
were broken by the concussion, and
four hundred policemen were unable
to control the reckless mob.
Several policemen were injured, one
seriously, by the bursting Of bomb
at his feet.
Showers OF bricks we're rained from
windows and housetops; scrap iron
and stones were hurled from every
conceivable hiding place, and hundreds
of women from the foreign quarters
took part in the disorder.
Fully five thousand pearsons surged
in about the police reserves, constantly
pelting them with frecrackers and
more dangerous missiles and keeping
up a continuous fusillade upon the non-
union cartdrivers whom the police
we're trying to protect.
Bomb-throwing began early In the
afternoon at 10th street and First ave-
nue., when an internal machine dropped
from a housetop exploded within few
feet OF five policemen who were escort
Ing q cart and driver.
The roar Of tho bomb was heard for
blocks and 30 additional police were
hurried to the spot
No sooner had the police charged
the crowds where the first bomb fell
than the windows were shattered by
a second explosion a block beyond. at
Second avenue and 10th street. At
this spot the bomb was apparently
hurled from an upper window but ex-
ploded Just before reaching the pavo-
ment, knocking down dozen persons
close by and causing a general panic.
The cart driver It was ahmed at did
not suffer. BY this time that part OF
the city was stirred With general up
roar and disorder.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11
Treasure Trove In France.

A remarkable case Of treasure trove
has been reported to the French treas
ury. The find consisted of two large
sacks of French crowns of the reigns of
Louis XIII. and XIV. They had been
brought to light in the course of some
excavations carried out In the bar
racks at Romarantin. They are be-
lieved to have been buried under.
ground for security during the wars
and the famine that desolated France
In the closing years Of the Grand
Monarque. The Oldest date about $50
years back.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11
Now It's the Orange Cure.

Young women are this spring devot-
ing themselves to the orange cure.
It consists in taking the Juice of two
oranges three times day before
meals. or after. II It is preferred. Or
anges are said to be particularly
healthful in the spring. and to give
the person who adheres to the regimen
beautiful complexion, better even
than that which is supposed to be OBJ
tanned by eating one raw carrot daily.
II surely is much more desirable
remedy.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11
Younq Girl choked To Death.

wausau, Wis, July 2.-Jennie Rehle,
daughter Of John e. Rehle. aged 16
years, was assaulted and murdered
in a strip of woods along the road
near her home. Two men have been
arrested on suspicion. They gave the
names Of Irvie Bartlett. of Nashville.
and James Mackey, Of Chicago.
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Third Son Of Grant.

Jesse Grant, the third son of the
great general, leads simple and un-
eventful life. He is not in any busi-
ness. Some mines In the west and
few other affairs occupy some of his
time. Tarpon fishing he likes, and he
never misses baseball game when
It is warm.
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Killed Four Men.

Bethlehem. Pa, July 1.-Two heavily
loaded cars becoming separated from a
Bethlehem Steel Co. train at the steel
works crashed into a shifting engine
killing Weston A. Gross. Of Hellerton:
Harry J. Martin, Of Bethlehem; VIM.
Dorney OF Center Valley, and II. Nvss.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11
Judge Ito aged darkey ON with,

Judge Ito aged darkey on witness
stand )-Anderson, do you understand
the nature of an oath
Anderson (beaming through his
teeth and the whites of his eyes)-
shooly Ah does, Mara Judge ain All
been Colonel Forsyth's body-servant
nigh on u year G--New York Press.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

Chicago. July 2.-Nearsy 1000 men
employed ON the street car lines and
elevated roads OF Chicago received an
advance IN wages of from z 70 10 per
cent All trsction employees on both
the north and west sides ot tho city are
incl~ded In the advance.
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HANGED to Railroad vIaduct.

Dalton, Ca. July 2.-Dock Posey, a
middle-aged white man, the self-con-
fessed assaulter OF his 9-year-old STEP
daughter, was taken from the Whitfield
county jail here and hanged to rail-
road viaduct in the middle Of the city.
and his body was found here at day
light. Posey on his way to his death
admitted the crime.
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Accounting for Il.

TITS bad enough for you to come
home intoxicated" said Mrs. Lusch-
man, but why SO late?"
well. you shee, m dear. my frien's
foolishly shent me home by meshen-
ger boy."-Philadelphi Ledger.
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GettAnq Closer.

Havana, July 2.-The observatory
at Belen College reports severe earth
quake about 931 miles to the south.
The oscillations lasted upward Of an
hour.
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Confessed to Burglary.

Newport. r. l., July 2.-Having con.
fessed to burglary charge Naval Ap
prentice w. Il. Plat was taken from
the naval hospital here to West Union,
o.. to answer for the crime. Two con
tederates are now doing tima.
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TWO rhousand comIno.

Honolulu. July 2.-Arangements
are being made TO charter steamships.
each OF which will carry 1000 Japa'
nese, from Honolulu to Vancouver.
U n
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After the Collision,

Hell beg your pardon. Did Ihurt
your headf
She (arranging her hair)-No. only
my rat. a
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

Farmer--Can | get room and sleep
here?
Clerk--I'll give you bed and you
can trv.-Philadelphia Telegraph.
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Uneasy.

"Will your books stand q heavenly
auditT asked the minister.
The magnate In the congregation
squirmed uneasily.
He knew that an unbiased audit
wholly earthly would jar him hard
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ledger.
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He--The ship I last came over in
had twin propellers. n
6he-No wonder you had such 4
squally passage .-Pick-Me-Up.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11
Amend the Constitution.

VIM. o. Mathews Of the Cleveland
Chamber Of Commerce and the Ohio
Tax League, In an address before the
Tax Commission Of Ohio. said:
The Cleveland Chamber OF Com.
merce has committed itself positively
upon the proposition that the consti-
tuition Of Ohio should be amended. A
suggestion has been made that 1t IL
possible to secure the improvements
desired In our tax laws under our con-
stitutton a. It is. We do not believe
It. We sincerely hope the Commission
wtil recommend the constitutional
amendment We believe to be essential
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-13


a poor condition. Leaving this city
the yours lies over the Newha1l
grade, through the San Francisco
canyon and Antelope valley. thence
to German, over the Tehachapi to Ba.
kersfeld, thence to VisaIa, Fresno
Modesto, Tracy and owe the Liver.
more grade to Santa Clara and the
Alameda side OF the bay.
Fernando Nelson now holds the rec
ord OF eighteen hours between Los
Angeles n San Francisco, and is
the stakeholder in the coming con-
test The cup is to be awarded the
winner in case he should break Mel
sons record.
Tne articles of agreement ~stipulate
that each a must carry four passen-
gers over the entire route. but thai
they need not be the same persons
throughout the run. Any number of
relays of machines and drivers will
be allowed. The articles also provide
that the automobiles used in the race
must be absolutely stock cars, with
the exception that either contestant
may provide shock absorbers, straps,
bumpers and any lamp equipment he
sees fit.
If either of the contestants are ar
rested by officers en- route, or if any
other obstacle arises tending to make
the contest unfair to either party, the
matter will be referred to w. F. Hunt
acting for Brinegar and L. T. Shet-
tier, acting for Captain RyuS, who are
employed to order a postponement or
to have the race run over if they be-
lieve the conditions warrant such ac-
tion.
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KEEP

Keep stepping, joe" was the tel
egram sent by Mrs. Cans to her son
the colored pugiist. before his New
Years day battle.
It's mighty good advice for all
Keep stepping;
1t holds in novel or in hall.
On this old rushing, frepZied ball;
So pay attention to this call
Keep stepping!
Don't daily on the primrose way
Keep stepping;
Count not a single waited day;
Just think what Mrs. Cans would say
And let this be your joyous lay
Keep steppingi
If parso1 or If pugilist,
Keep stepping:
If using brains or heels or fist
let another get the grist,
Or by the world you'll ne'er be
missed
Keep steppingi
If fate on you the cards has stacked,
Keep stepping;
There's no use crying, that's a fact;
So, if both pedals you have lacked,
Just do a legless wonder act
Keep stepping,
From Denver Republican.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-13

| Chapter Fifty-one of the Acts of the
Thirty-sixth Legislative Assembly OF
New Mexico, approved March Is, 1905
be, and the same is hereby, amended
by striking out of said section the fol
lowing:
1T shall be unlawful to kill, trap,
%e1snare, injure Or destroy any turtle
dove within the Territory of New
Mexico, except that such birds may
be killed with a gun only, during the
period, commencing with the first
day of August and ending with the
30th day of September of each year.
1t shall be unlawful to kill, trap, en-
snare or il any injure or de-
stroy any native or crested quail with
in the Territory of New Mexico, X
cept that such birds nay be killed
with a gun only, during the months
of October, November and December
of each year"
And insert in lieu thereof the fol-
lowing:
ct shall be unlawful to kill, trap,
enSlare, injure or destroy any tur-
tie dove within the Territory OF New
Mexico, except such birds may be kill
ed with a gun only, during the period
commencing the first day of August
and ending the 31st day of December
VI OoSh yOo1.
1t shall be unlawful to kill, trap u
snare, or in any manner kill or de-
stroy any native or crested quail with
in the Territory of New Mexico, ex-
cept that such birds may be killed
with a gun only, during the months
of October, November, December and
January of each year.: Provided,
Upon presentation to the Board of
County Commissioners of any county
of a petition signed by 25 res
ident h~ouseholders of any precinct
in such county, praying for the sus-
pension of the restrictions of his
section as to the killing Of quail in
any such precinct, it shall be the du-
ty of n sucn board to make and en-
ter in the official records of the pro-
ceedings of such board an order ex-
tending tAe time within which quail
may be killed in any such precinct
for a period of two months from and
after the time h~ereinbefore limited
within which quail may be killed"
Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed and this act snail take effect
and be in force from and after its
9aSSage.
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Auto Race on Pacific Coast.

Los Angeles. Cal, March 13.-Ev-
erything is in readiness for the Los
Angeles San Francisco race between
Captain H. D. Ryus of this city and E
P. Brinegar OF San Francisco, the
former using a Pope-Hartford n the
latter an Oldsmobile, and the start
will be made from Boardway INT 4bh
street at 4:30 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. The finish will be at the
corner of Twelfth and Broadway, Oak
land. The race is for $4,000 a side,
n besides the money put up by the
contestants, numerous heavy wagers
have been made by the automobile
enthusiasts of botn sides, Aside from
the sporting interest in the event, the
contest Is important as marking the
resumption of the old rivalry between
Los Angeles and a Francisco, which
has been dormant since the terrible
earthquake in the latter city.
The race will be over the valley
route, as the coast roads are now in
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A o RMo

There are lots of people you do not
like-simply cannot endure-at first
sight. Did it never occur to you that
you make about the same impression
upon other people? AS a matter of
policy it pays to get along the best
you can with everybody-but be as
sured that n true and sincere
friend, who is attracted by likeness
of nature n sympathizes even in
your failures, is worth more than ten
thousand sycophants and summer but
terfiies. You must yourself also be
sincere-and men if you a half
dozen genuine friends in a lifetime,
you can afford to be good natured
toward h balance of the world for
you are fortunate indeed. One MAJ
and n woman may dwell together
in the same house for life-and oc.
casionally a mother-in-law and other
members of the family may be en-
dured. But for the real enjoyment
of friendship you must see your
friend one at a time. and then fire
queltly must refrain from praising
another friend whom you admire
Just as much in some other way. All
of you have mad the experience OF
a second caller dropping in and com
pelling an entire change of subject,
placing you in the attitude of peace
maker between two persons. both of
whom you can appreciate. but who
cannot or will not understand each
other. This is only a passing
thought. Some incident suggested it.
of course, but the story n the bal
ance of the sermon must be postpon-
ed until the "Parson" is in a better
humor.
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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGIS-
LATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXJCO-

LINN oT NH" NIILXAISo-
Section 1. That it shall be the du-
ty of the physician present at the
birth of any child in this territory or
in case there be no physician present
then the parents, o. either of them,
to transmit, within thirty days after
such birth, a certificate of UGH birth
to the clerk of the probate court of
the county wherein such birth occurs
which certificate shall set forth par
t~icularly, as far as they can be obtain
ed, the day, month and year of the
birth, the precinct, or municipality in
which said birth occurred, the maid
en- name of the mother, the birthplace
age, residence n occupation OF
each of the parents and the national
ity and sex of the child, the name
of the child, if it be named, and the
name of the physician present at such
birth.
Sec. 2. That when any person
shall die in this Territory it shall be
the duty of the physician or any per
son, who shall have attended such
person during his Or her last illness,
to transmit to the clerk of the probate
court of the county wherein such per
son died, a certificate of such death,
which said certificate shall particu-
idlAy z LII LIZ OCo vi ooIo PAS1 d
slams or persons knowledge, the day,
month and year of Lei death, the
name, age, ex. race, nationality and
occupation of the deceased and the
precinct, or municipality, wherein
such death occurred and the cause OF
such death.
Sec. 8. That the clerk of the pro-
bate court shall file such certificate
of birth or death in his office and
shall record the contents thereof in
a record book of births and deaths to
be kept by nim for that purpose aid
for which filing and recording he
shall not charge a fee.
Sec. 4. That any person whose du-
ty it is made by this act to furnish
and transmit a certificate of birth or
death and who shall fail to do so,
shall pay a fine of not than
twenty dollars $4,000, for each fail
ure to comply with the provisions OF
this act.
Sec. 5. This act shall be in full
force and effect from and after its
passage, and all acts or parts of acts
in conflict herewith are hereby re
nealed.
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Philadelphia, March 13.-At the
city on July Is, plans will be con
sidered for protecting the animals
from which the order takes its name
from speedy determination now
threatened. A movement to accom-
plish this end has already been inau
gurated in the western states, accord
ing to Judge Henry Melvin of Oak
land, California, grand exalted ruler
Of the order, and it will probably be
given the Endorsement of the entire
membership.
Topeka, Kan, March 13.-Republi
can primaries are being held here to
day to nominate candidates for may.
or, cou1cilmen and other municipal
offices. The Democratic city conven,
ton will be held tomorrow.
New York, March Ex-Governor
Hughes and Major General Fred D
Grant with his staff will be guests
tonight at Madison Square Garden.
The proceeds will be given to Beth
Israel hospital.
Savannah. Ca, March 13.-A sec
old party of immigrants from Scot
land is now on the way to Georgia
and will arrive here in a few days.
j. A. Strachan, Georgia immigration
commissioner, who is now in Scot
land that 500 more immi-
grants will be sen in May.
San Diego, Cal, March 13.-His life
threatened because he had preached
a sermon declaring that negroes
should never have been given the
ballot, the Rev Lewis T. Guild, for
~~-%on of 4hO C-o40 aTatho1ic t
church at Des Moines, Ia, has resign
ed mis- pulpit there and will become a
permanent resident of San Diego.
Minneapolis. Mimi, March 10
The Northwestern missionary confer
ence which has been in session here
several days, in charge of the Rev.
DR.. Alexander Henry, secretary of
the Presbyterian board of publication
and Sabbath school work, will come
to a close tonight. Nine states of
the middle West were represented
at the conference, and plans were
adopted for the improvement of Sun
day school work throughout Minleso-
ia. North Dakota, Iowa, South Dakota
Wisconsin,. Michigan, Ohio, Illinois
and Indiana.
Des Moines, Ia, March 13.-The Pho
neer Lawmakers association of Iowa
So1 I WV AlOA lhD oS4C III
the Historical building today. The
membership of the association is
made UP of men who have served in
the Iowa legislature in years gone
by and includes some of the most
prominent and influential citizens of
the state.
London, March 13.-Queen Alexan-
dra, who has been entertaining her
the dowager empress of Rus
STA, during the last week, will leave
London in a day or two for Biarritz
to join King Edward. There the king
and Queen will board the royal yacht
and Albert for a long cruise
in the Mediterranean, returning to
England the asst of next month.
Chicago, March 13,-A discussion
1.-The Power of the Consumer Over
Conditions was held today
the Chicago industrial exposition,
with Mrs. NJ. H. Wilmarth of the Chi
Consumers league as the princi-
pal speaker. The immigration prob
lem will be considered at a meeting
the speakers on the program
including Professor Edward A. Stei-
aer of Iowa college on "a chance for
the Immigrant" and ]. ]. Stonste-
by of the Garment Workers union on
THE Effects of immigration on the
Garment Trades"
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TOO LATE, NOW.

NO word war can fill the atmOs-
phere at this late day sufficiently to
blind the sight or understanding of
those looking toward Santa Fe. We
all know the issues and the men be-
hind them, and they are not of as
much Importance to the home people
as is the much needed legislation
which is being thwarted and neglect
ed. Let our elected officers get to
work and redeem election promises
to their constituents.-Raton Range
(RepD
Whel the above was written the
Range editor probably wasn't in touch
with the cave jewellers. He had been
paying too much attention to the
sentiment of his nome people.
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National Flower Show Opens.

Washington, March 13.-What is
perhaps the greatest "posy" show ev-
er held ia America, and certainly the
nose elab0rte floral display eve
seel in the capital city, opened to-
day under the joint auspices of the
American Rose Society and the Wash
ington Florists club. Flower grow
ers all over the United States and
Canada have entered exhibits, nearly
every state. territory and province
being represented. The finest speci-
mems of all kinds and varieties of
plants and flowers make UP the collec
ton and numerous valuable prizes
will be awarded. The present show
is the first distinctively national flo
raj exhibition to be held in this coun-
try, and if as successful as it now
promises to be it will be made an an
nual feature. The convention of the
American Rose society will be held
in connection with the show, which
will remain open until Friday evening
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BE 1T ENACTED BY THE LEGIS
LATIVE ASSEMBLY OF TIKI
TERRITORY OF NEW MFXJCO-

BE 1T ENACTED BY THE LEGIS
LATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO:
Section 1. That when a special tax
is levied by the qualified voters of a
School District for school purposes
the same shall remain in full force
and effect until the District votes to
discontinue said levy.
Sec. 2. That County School Sup
erinte1dents shall be holders of First
Grade Certificates at the time of thei1
election.
Sec. 3. That beginning with the
year 1908 County School superinten.
time and in the same manner as
same length of time.
Sec. A. That when the County
School Superintendent deems it nee.
essary, an examination for Teachers
Certificates may be held the last Fri
day and Saturday in the months of
October, January n March in addi-
ton to the regular examination in
August or at the close of County Sum
mer Normal, and that examining
Board shall charge each applicant a
fee of one dollar and no more
Sec. 5. That upon a petition of
fifteen signers a new School District
may be formed, provided that they
are a majority of the qualified voters
and heads of families of children Of
school age. in the proposed district.
Sec. 6. That all avs and parts of
laws conflicting herewith are hereby
repealed.
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introduced by Elmer E. Studley, on
March 1. 1907; read first and second
times by title, ordered translated
n printed and referred to Com
mittee on Judiciary
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BE IT ENACTED BY THE 37tn LEG
ISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO:
Section 1. Section 4137 of the Com
piled Laws of 1897 is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Section 4137. Nothing in this act
shall be construed to prevent the
manufacture, brewing and distilling
and sale without license, by the man
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-13

The quaint New Mexico capital
in which h last legislature Of the
cave duellers Is nov lowering, under
the wings OF ancient buzzard on
craft win ere long become the seat
Of modern progress and honest bust
ness administration. But Mr.. Bursum
should not Dc permitted 60 burn Al