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The Washington times., 1907-10-27
OLD GERMAN CLUB
TO Be REORGANIZED
The Rev. w. J. Maybee, OF
Richmond, to Preach at
Second Presbyterian
Church.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
II ~ A a-r.rnrs ~ a1-- o.


The Alexandria German Club viii be
reorganized this winter, arrangements
now being under way The committee
having charge OF the arrangements com
prises A. D. Brockett, Judge Louis c.
Barley, Harry Beverley. Douglass
Stuart DR.. T. B. Cochran. Arthur
Bryant. Eugene B. Taylor, Marshall L.
King, r NJ. Chichester, J. S. Douglas,
jr., secretary, and ]. T. Burke, r.,
treasurer.
The funeral Of Matthew AfcKeown viii
be held tomorrow afternoon at ,
O'Clock from his home. l104 Wilkes
street. The Rev. E. V. REGISTER. pre-
siding elder of the Washington District
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, will
officiate, and the burial viii be made in
the Methodist Protestant Cemetery.
On Wednesday and Friday evenings
Of next week, at the Second Presby-
terian Church, the Rev. James H Tay-
lor viii preach.
At the Second Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. ". J. May
bee, of Richmond. will occupy the pull
pit The Rev Mr. Maybee will deliver a
sermon at the First Baptist Church TO-
morrow evening
Tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock chill
dren's reformation services viii be held
at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. The
story of the Reformation will be read
by Miss Nancy Groh. Miss Pauline
Herfurth viii preside at the organ, and
there will be special music
Ernest /. Herbert today bought at
public auction a house ard lot known
as 80 South Pitt street for $40
The Savings Investment Company di-
rectors met in this city yesterday and
elected Worth Hulfsh secretary and
treasurer. vice W. F. Lambert. deceased
The company also declared a dividend Of
SlI per share.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

On Wednesday and Friday evenings
Of next week, at the Second Presby-
teTian Church, the Rev. James H. Tay-
lor viii preach.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
This Is by Progression.

one who took a great deal of trouble
in arriving at the correct solution was
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

Ernest L Herbert today bought at
| public auction a house ard lot known
as 510 South Pitt street for $40.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
INSTALLATION or OFFICERS.
Center Lodge No. ~ HsId interesting
Meeting Monday NIGHT.

There vas an enthusiastic meeting
Of Center Lodge No. II. |. o. u. F..
Ut the lodge room Monday evening
the occasion being the installation of
officers for the ensuing term. and the
following were installed by Robert
Mcclellan. the installing officer:
J. NJ. Rivers, n. g.: ". X. Carter.
v. g.: r. Mcclellan. secretary: A.
n. Cushman. treasurer; ID. N. Tom
kies, conductor: J. H. Martin. war
den: Mr.. Mcdonald. chaplain: W. p.
Aoseley. ]. G.: L. B. Parrish, o. G.:
J. Guns. r. g. n. g.: ID. c. Warner. l.,
q. N. q.
The meeting was fairly we'll at
tended. and . great deal Of interest
Vas manifested. Center lodge is
growing. and ere long will be re-
Garded ~ one Of the strongest and
best lodges In the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
sEABoARc's NEW AGENT
w. N. ovIiard Has Assumed the Re.
sponsibie Position Here.

w. NJ. Billiard of North Carolina
one Of the most competent men in
the employ of the Seaboard Air Line
railway. has accepted the agency of
that road in Gainesville. the same hav-
ing taken effect Monday.
Mr.. Billiard has been for the pa =
eight years in the employ Of the Sea
hoard, holding agencies in various
points in Virginia and the Carolinas,
coming here from Camden. He Is
a gentleman Of a most afiable dispo> l..
ton and Obliging manner. and will
no doubt make his employers a very
popular representative.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
TsG QUARTERLY CONFERENCE

oetsssseiWs nsseiWS 1t Coleman
Nsxs asese'e0 q HISh Springs.
Rev. T. J. NIXON. b. H. Baker and H
l. PAifse have returned from the Dis
tT3ct Coaierence. which was held q,
Coleman and closed At noon on Mon
6Ay. They report . good attendance
~ . ne meeting.
The Gainesville District embraces
tAs counties OF Alachua. Levy. Ma.
Ron. Citrus, Sumter. Lake, and part
q Bradford. There are twenty Ave
pastoral charges. all making progress
n their work.
TAs following were elected dele
gates to the annual conference. which
oooveoes In Tampa In December: H.
L. Phifer. J. w. knight, r. H. Wicker
and ]. r. Zetrouer.
The next District Conference goes
70 High SprtnGs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Your Liver

Is out OF order. You 60 TO bed I'm
bad humor and get up with bad
taste in your mouth. You want some
thing TO stimulate your liver. Just
try Herbine. the liver regulator. A
positive cure for constipation. dys-
pepsia and all liver complaints. Mrs.
p. IT. Worth, Texas. writes:
We have used Herbine in my family
for years. Words can't express what
I think about IL. Everybody in my
are happy and we'll. and
We owe II to Herbine." Sold by W.
u. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
The Marriage Docket.

His Honor Judge H. G. Mason Is
sued four marriage licenses Satur.
day a. follows:
J. II. Watson and jamie Chelton,
white.
Job +. Davis and Savannah T.
Do1tch. white.
J. w. Malphurs and Barney Belle
Brooks, white.
James Ellis and Bertha Brown. col.
ord.
The matrimonial market seems TO
b looking up.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Mr.. cHGvEs WAS PLEASED.
was Hespitably Received BY Stat,
oHieials at Tallahassee.

WSo VoSpstAOVy WSeoNOo ~ 0SAte
oHleials st Tallahassee.
Deputy Clerk NJ. 8. Cheves Oh Clerk
Of the Court 8. II. Wienges offt0
has returned from Tallahassee. whefS
he went a few days ago On official
business.
This vas Mr. Cheves' first visit To
the State capital. and he was we'll
pleased with the city and those citi-
sens and officials whom he met. de-
claring that he vas never more hospi.
tably entertained In his life. especial.
y BY the State officials and their
forces.
Mr.. Cheves called at the Office OF
Comptroller Groom. Superintendent
q Schools Holloway and State Au.
ditoe Knott. and appreciated being
shown the systems Of clerical work
b the respective offices.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

- ~ 0sisa1s ~ cusasassss:
4 ~ Ogsa1 pSsasuse u aasou>eing
-. J. = Ha1Oset. haviag pr
r noo4 Q Aaleanosgooe d ~ ". Z.
! DonaD Nvssy anA 0als 0tshle. Win
1Qeo1otA - assocaaAsd VIII Ne b
- 61alhsoA NS. RaAeott 10 too
- - lsvsraSay Known throushout
- GD2lRo section II tAs etats to
- ~ WORDS a co0rs.oSstton
- -. H vill give IL satirs ct.
os0 - ~ bas1Dess. vhicA viii
- ~ Vin. ffp0 Dov q, - IN
Daooo0 - gtvs bsttse and pronpter
o1Bvloo - oar patrons than ever b.
~ - tAaG IL. bosiness will be
0wo easscclly lookss after I'm every
-.
oB11seal for The past. I solicit for
- aeW I'm fro0 my customer and
0o1olb . eoottn1a1ee Of their very
bssal and much appreciated patron
- Respectfully.
w. r. THOMAS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
FEARFUL ACCIDENT
TO GREEK lAB0RER
TsN Between Cars and Was Hor'
ribly Crushed at Tyler.
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

lsSt Leg Was Broken In Three Places
Lsft Arm IN Two Places, and Was
Otherwise Painfully injureo-ho~
Under Treatment At Saritarium.
Prom Tuesdays Daily Sun.
A the result OF falling between
railroad cars at Tyler. where he Was
employed by the Tyler Lumber Com
pany. Castindernos Ralyn. a Greek.
lsgty years OF age. was horribly
S1uahed, and now lies at the National
on Fellows Sanitarium In this city
vstA both painful and serious injuries.
having sustained injuries which may
ennoo death without the most per
s6Oesot psofessioaal watching.
TAio nan. With about forty others,
all employee Of the Tyler Lumber
OsmDaay. were riding on Nat cars,
vAao - 10. HE balance and fell be-
tWOon two cars, being terribly
01DAsa before the train could be
sosUOs1.
(, ~ unfortunate man was brought
~ esago1ss 20 this city. when d.
loo1goo Vas summoned. The physi.
90 1lseeVsgo1 that his Isft Isg Vas
gUoosD = tAsss paaoes. his lett arm
3 ~ Dlassa. besi6ss Sustaining
ooeUo hsuioss ahost ths body. with
- uoouDe thae - nay b injured in
lna1l1.
- VnD1ennats nan vas taken to
~ 0nn1onseu0, vhsse - b now un-
- - ogea1MDsue q u. Hedges. He
l6Ue Dnok q unAssstanA q word
1 1n0nsA ~ iaesrpre4Srs are co.,
1ov oosu9 hin % make bic wants
- Us1nso sesAss that ths man b
~ Vuy ooRssss eoaAttaoa. bat with
Dog - 4 nav - possible to
- - ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Ths emile

nat voat come o. appears on
oe1vs No. amer oos bottls Of Whites
Osoa0 vSDafaGs. IL great worm
0eoseaoe. Wv not keep that smile
- bo1vs lsos! II yos kssp this
Ueooees . had. yos Win never -
onUt1aAg s1De bit smiles % his faes.
1esA g.. BlAekveu. 0kla-. writes:
~ ooSy wAs pesvtsh ana frstful.
$500 ~ sae aAd ! feared he would
- ~ . beetle Of Whites Cream
yoeHo 81 b las not had Q sick
~ dDeA" ~ b. ". n. Johasoo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
County School Board.

From Tuesdays Daily Sun. ,
The regular monthly meeting of the
County School Board, which was TO
poned until the 10th inst. and those
interested will be governed accord.
ingly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

Glpe g osens eaesesy Cave sssss
Z oDosalnO . ose1sa 0sssh.
( = 0VsaA . vaDseA saploys Of
n 0nans0vt3)e Planting and Coffin
|Onnv. eanss - nsas deaths door
- a. - eeajd hsar ~ hinges
-. ! No. - sxpasieoos that he
- GeFo - % thseaSA again
- ~ a hour after Il %.
Ia -. sss1 DsssDlsaetoa trbcklsd
) - baak - sscA Q1aatitiss ~
Dge Nnoss Q eAill.
- ~. Owens vas engaged
y = 1ona1nO llaeAins. . narsssss
- NgDaa lss1ing tAs DaeAiDs
10 hene1 mo Q easeirea psllsy.
d1 - paDDsy osala Mt psslst
&11D4 1mAsP ~ bso1A q h.
eD1Dse 1Ulsg vitA srsse vssessey
~ 1nos11sa q n. 0vsa's hsaA.
4n11 1n1n0 t1nG ssvsa HIN was
1oD4 - Jisos q iron strlkiag
II ! - besa 1se this pips ~
D0aD1 11So besa klDs1 insea,tly.
~ ha1nG osaOEaenlaes1 ~ he
- ~ - = - Give.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup has
been used for children's teething. It
soothes the child, softeas the gums
allays al pain. cures wind collie. and
10 the best remedy for diaTrhoea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-27
NO FIRE ESCAPES IN SCHOOL HOUSE
AND SIXTEEN LITTLE ONES Persisted

Montreal, Feb. 26.--Principal Max
veil and sixteen children persisted in a
fire this afternoon in the Hochelaga
school of the Protestant school commits
sion.
The fire was first noticed by work
men employed nearby. The teachers
were notified and the work of getting
the children oft OF the building began
The kindergarten department was To-
Gated on the second floor, and il was
mere that the loss of life occurred.
The children were started out, but
found the lower hall full of smoke and
refused to descend They retreated to
the rooms whence they had come
Perished With the Children.
The fire by this time was making
its way upward and the smoke was
growing so dense that even the exper-
fenced firen1en could not stand il.
Firenen tried to get Miss Maxwell to
go down the ladder, but she refused and
rushed back into the back part of the
building in search of the children.
Later she was found lying on the floor
with o child beside her. The deaths
were caused by asphyxiation. There
were no fire escapes in the building.'
Miss Sarah Maxwell, principal OF the
school. was 81 years old. The children
who were killed ranged from TO 8
years.
1t is asserted at the office of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-27
WOMAN ALSO UNDER ARREST
Stella Good of Denver Said to Have
Known Wright Intended to
Murder His Family.

Denver. Feb. 26.-Benjamin c Wright.
solicitor for the International Correspon-
dence School of Scranton. Pa. is held
prisoner in the city Jail here on a charge
of murder, having confessed to Chief of
Police Delaney last night in the presence
of witnesses that ne had poisoned his
wife Cora and daughter Genevieve. who
were found dead yesterday in their home
IN this city Infatuation for Stella Good.
for whom. the police claim to have learn
ed Wright had neglected his family is
supposed to nave been the motive for the
crime
According to the statements Of hospital
physicians Wright himself had taken no
poison and was shamming yesterday when
he seemed to be unconscious. The con-
tents of his stomach were examined and
no poison was found.
Wright did not disclose last night the
nature of the poison given his wife and
child but ii is known they died in agony
Stella Good left the city yesterday for
Colorado Springs and the authorities of
that city have been asked TO arrest her
She has been arrested here several
times on the charge of theft.
Colorado Springs. Colo, Feb 26-Stella
Good the woman involved in the Denver
murder case was arrested in this city
this morning A deputy sheriff with
the woman and her mother left for Den
yer at noon. The Good woman denies any
knowledge of Wrights intention to muir
der his family.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-27
TWO THOUSAND MINERS LAID OFF IN
BUTTf---UhREST IN ALL LINES OF WORK
Continued on Page 2.

dcrsed by a number of the more con-
sentative and by former officers, that
there positively would be no strike. If
it comes to a question of enforcement
of the scale by striking, the matter
must be decided by a two-fhirds vote
resulting from an election, and 1t is not
believed by those who ought to know
that sufficient number of votes to
carry an order TO strike can ever be Sc
cured
II was reported today that the Leon
ard mine had closed down and that all
the miners had been discharged and
paid There was no foundation for the
report and Ii was denied by John c.
Adams, manager of the property.
Two Thousand Men Laid OF.
Development work was ordered
stopped at ali of the Amalgamated
properties and about two thousand men
engaged in such work We're laid off
There is considerable feeling of expec-
fancy in the city and the action OF the
sniners' union has oecasioned mitch un-
rt It in all lines. Ii has already had an
effect in the building line and work
has stopped on a number of large struc-
lures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-27
PERKINS GOES SCOT FREE
New York Court Says It Isn't Lar
cenery TO Steal Insurance Funds
to Buy the Presidency.

' Albany. n. Y. Feb. 26.-The court :
Of appeals decided today in favor OF =
= George W. Perkins. vice-president =
OF the New York Life Insurance =
= company, and member of the firm :
Of j. p. Morgan & Co. in the mat :
ter of the charge Of grand larceny =
made against him in cOnnectiOnawith 4
y the payment of funds Of New York !
Y Life TO the Republican National 4
y campaign in 1904 !
= The decision is by a divided court. :
= voting four TO three. The prevail !
Z ing opinion holds that there was no :
larceny. owing to the absence OF =
criminal intent The dissenting of,in- :
= ion holds that larceny consists in :
\ taking property belonging to sOme- :
= one else, even though for a com !
y mendable purpose
= Both the opinions expressed by the :
+ judges agree that the expenditure of :
the New York Lies money for cam =
= palgn purposes was illegal and i'm :
: proper. Judge Gray in the majority =
y opinion says:
ut IS undeniabiy true that the Dur- =
Z pose for which the moneys Of the :
y company were used were foreign to :
y the chartered purposes of the c0rpo- !
> ration. but that fact does not make :
= the payment "A criminal act The in =
= nocent motive of Indirectly promot- :
= ing the corporate affairs through the =
y supposed advantage Of the cOntinu- :
= ance in power of the Republican ad- :
= ministration purged the act of i'm =
: morality. and it lacked the criminal =
. intent - 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-27

building commissioner tEat official no.
tice was served on the school commits
sionegs III November that not only the
school. but fifty others N the city,
must be provided with fire escapes at
once. None had been built at the
H0chalaga school. Another point to be
explained is why the kindergarten class
Tad been taken TO ah upper story.
Story of Survivor.
A pupil in. the second class said there
was q bell in Miss MaxweH's room
which was used when fire drill was
given and which could be heard eli over
Ibe' building. This alarm was not
sounded.
My teacher" said the boy, went
cut in the han and we all heard a great
noise. Teacher ran back and seemed
very much frightened and red in the
face. She told us to get our things
and run right home.
Il ran out, and as soon as got to the
landing I saw the stairway full of
smoke. with boys and girls crowding
on it afraid to go down. i pushed
through them and ran down to the
trent door and called to the rest to
come on. and lot of them came The
smoke was so thick in the hall down.
stairs that it was just like dark
II think the children who went into
the cioakroom after the wraps were tho
only ones that got killed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-27
Claims Spells Were Divided.

According to the evidence on hand.
which is purely circumstantial, County
Attorney Willard Hanson win endeavor
To prove that all of the swindlers were
working in cooperation with the chief
of police and Raleigh. who furnished
them protection. and that i'm each case
the spoils were divided. Rosario Razzuto
is said to have kept the saloon that was
the rendezvous for the gang. and AttOr-
ney William Newton is supposed to have
been the "fixer'' who disposed of the
loot.
a porter at the West Temple street
saloon furnished the first clue to the in
vestigatiOn. which the county attorney
says has been in progress ever since the
trial of the chief of police last fall on
the charge of being an accessory after
the fact to the McWhirter robbery. This
man. whose name is Withheld by the cOun-
" attorney, came to his office and told
where the cards. chips and other gamb-
ling paraphernalia, as we'll as the stage
setting, of the room in which the sv1ndIe
took place, was concealed-siD Razzuto's
saloon 1t was found in the saloon and
has since been in the possession of the
sheriff.
Attorney Newton. who was arrested
about, the first of last year for robbing
Peter Olson. a tourist. of a $500 check,
and afterwards discharged, has been
closely watched by Deputy Sheriff Joe
Sharpe, who claims to have found his
endorsements on a number of checks won
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-27
CHIEF Of POLICE AND
CAPT. RALEIGH ARRESTED
Accused of Being Members of a Gang
Organized to Rob Tourists Pass
ing Through Salt Lake.
Authorities Insist Developments Are Not Based Confession
by PaTent-McWhirter Complainant.

Another phase of the famous $4,000 Nc
Whittier robbery of last fall developed
yesterday morning when Chief of Police
George y. Sheets and Captain George
Raleigh of the detective department were
arrested on charge of conspiracy. War
rants sworn TO by Alexander McWhirter
the elder of the now famous duo of
victims, were served on both Sheets and
Raleigh yesterday morning.
Both men were taken before Justice +.
NJ. Bishop and arraigned on a shotgun
charge of .conspiring to rob. cheat and
defraud certain divers tourists and travel
ers whose names are unknown. out
of certain moneys, the amount of which is
unknoW" Attorney Soren " ChTisten-
sen appeared for both men and took until
today 10 plead
Attorney William Newton. Or. Jim
Donaldson and Rosario Razzuto, a West
Temple saloon keeper. were arrested Mon
day evening on a similar charge and a
warrant was served on w H. ParreRt in
the county Jail this morning which in
Guided him in the alleged gang of swind
lers. Warrants are also out for Larry
and Jack o. Brien and ". W. Bell. alleged
McWhirter robbers who are still miss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-27
lspecial to The Heraldl

Especial to The Herald.)
hatte- Mont. Feb. 2s.-The Butte
A''nsfs today voted for the amendment
- sse Substitution providing for an
f- go 1ase Of wages OF underground men
:, ~ $50 to 81 and for shaft men from
100 80 70 si5s per day. by a vote of $40
''se ASSs, the increased scale 10 go
80 erect May / The alleged threat
-, - smut down of the mines viii not
r1s~ 49, pace. according to John GilIle.
,iss a = Of he Amalgamated proper
:. - n 'ais city. but while the hosting
alree sS lhesa those portions of the mines
before p1ocked out will continue as
disco,s. al Development work viii be
OF fhe s p,,.d. This will be the policy
ana an D UT. Coalition, the North Butte
ton of .Snaosioiary companies. The ac-
be foi,a ne Amaigamated company win
CIsr 1sos loved BY the managers Of the
prouerr,s sopersies and also at the Heinze
Strike improbable.
states s'assident Duffy of the miners. union
sa'h To-Day. and he was in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-27

by members Of the gang in gambling
games.
The county attorney claims also to have
added several new discriminating circum-
stances TO the evidence already in his
possession. connecting the chief Of police
and Raleigh with the McWhrter trans
action. The others for whom warrants
have been issued have always been con-
sidered members Of the original gang
that fleeced the McWhirters.
Both Raleigh and Sheets seem to take
their arrest as Joke and say that IL
was done by the county attorney as a
means of stirring the legislature TO pass
the fire and police bill now before the
house
Chief Sheets. Raleigh Donaldson. New
ton, Razzuto and Parent were brought
before Judge Bishop yesterday morning
Parent and RazzutO entered pleas of
not guilty and the others took until today
to plead. RazzUtO furnished $500 bail
and the others, except Parent. were re-
leased on their own reCOgnizauCe Par
rent is still in jail in default Of furnish
ing 5000 bail on the charges Of grand
larceny and robbery. and bail ON the con-
spiracy charge was not fixed. Donaldson
Is out on 5000 bail pending his trial
on the charges of grand larceny and rob
berry. and this amount was thought suf-
ficIent to hold him without imposing any
additional bail for the last charge.
The complaint against the men arrested
is drawn under Section 4.156 of the re-
Vised statutes of Utah. which makes II
a crime to ccnspire and plan to rob OF
cheat someone out of their goods or pos
sessions. 1t is a misdemeanor, and pun
ishable By a fire of not more than $1,000
or Imprisonment not to exceed one year
Confession is Denied.
The story of the alleged confession hav-
ing been made by Parent to the officials
has been denied by both County Attorney
Hanson and Sheriff Emery. In fact.
these astute officials say they are not
sure that Parent is the man wanted for
the crime.
County Attorney Willard Hanson saws
that he thinks that he has sufficient
evidence to secure convictions on the
conspiracy charges but Deputy Sheriff
Sharpe says he fears the evidence secur-
ed. which is purely circumstantisl. will
not be strong enough TO make a case
Attorney Soren X. Christensen. for
Chief Sheets said last night:
The charge is absurd I am positive
that there is not a scinifia of evidence
against the chief In the former DreIin-
mary hearing they could not even es-
tabiish the fact that the chief was con-
necfed in the reEnotest degree to the
gang and the law in the conspiracy
Charge requires even more direct proof
to hold a person accused of that offense
cannot see what motive the county at
torney could have in bringing such a
charge that he must know he cannot
possibly prove.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-27
BORAH WILL HAVE. EVEN
CHANCE WITH HEPBURN
(speclal to The Herald.)

washington, Feb. 26.-Judge Beatty of
Idaho has been requested TO remain on
the bench to hold the March terni Of
court. which means his resignation wifi
not be accepted until congress adiourns.
IT is understood this arrangement is
made so that the president in making
the selection of the new judge may have
not only the views of Senator Hepburn.
but 81 Senator Borah. No Recommended
ton can properly be filed until Beatty's
resf<uatisn has been accepted