davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
S%cfanntcr Sdriitite1er ecitorbcn.

. vt II, 10, MGr5. - SbomoS
@ailep NlOridJ, ser befannte Sdrifts
teller, itorb beute in ieiner bieiigen
@obnung an 6en Solgen elmer Spe-
ration, weld)er er ii6 Dor etipa Ell.
mem Monat unter5ieben muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
GinlaSnug abgelcbnt.

Gbtcagc, Sus., 10. MGrs. =
ErdIioert oiepelt bat cine Gjnla.
oltn' t. Die rationale Aus.
'f' laftbausbeliber Si be.
T ON t.IRai beginnt;
bereit erfldrt, ourd)
i'm @eiben Souie
C ~-.
es oas Signdl sur
telnng 81 gebell.
RIA.
'lhT Inner Gekauft Halt
%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
% an6 d) urei.

Babnfata It ropbe II Ser
Wnno durei.
&@arbin Wonoi6urei, 8, MGr5.
- 0urd) cine beute bel ser Station
Ellrui6ide eingetretene GoQiIion 3mis
iden einem Yerionen. unb einem
6rodt5u0e murOen Iieben Weii6en
gcto0tet lno 80 perleBt.
9ouernframolle in Num- d.
MEN.
@ufarei Il, GumGnien, 10. WGr5.
- Die ogroriihe 9emcgung in Noro-
Moloou, no Die @ouern I'M 9(uflton,
DC gegen bic Gpromci Der @ut5be.
iiter uno ge9en Die fiir5Ii6 bonn I'll.
m1nilden Yorloment eingefiibrten
nellen Stcuern iinb, greift raid nm
ii6 uno beruriaht ser Hegicrung
i6pere Sorgen. 9oS StGotfen 80
toIabni mur0e geitern bon 1000 8oll.
ern iiberfollen, melde OoS Suocnbicr.
tel pliinoerten uno Die iii0iiben De
i61ftSleute miBbonbelten. Sritppen
iino oortbin un0 nod on0eren Glnf,
ten, an luelden lih Hubeltorungen
%ereigneten, gcididt morOeuL mo Die
Ge9ierullg miro energild sur Grbol.
titng Der Sronung cini1reiten.
@eitere Nodridten ans 8otoiobni
ergeben, oab am II. WGr5 bier 9oll.
ern BORT getootet uno 5ipei Solooten
tootlid p%eripunoet mlroen. Sauienbe
bon 9auern iollen bereit lein, in >SoiiD
ein5uriiden. Ger TrGieft 6eS 9iItriftS
bot Die Gegierung telegropbiid) nm
Mblenorng elmer itarfen Srllppens
mad]t eriubt. Die Stuoenten ihlie.
ben iib ben 9ollern in Ser 9elpe9ltng
an, unb Die iiibii6c gep6lferlng
idpebt in GROCER ansIt.
@ien 10. W1r5,- @ie 9epeihen
aus gufareit meloen, bat Gremier
8eorg Gantacu5ene Den GrGfeften
bon Goiescit, i'm 9iitrift @otoiabne,
gefra9t, lporllm er Die Titbe in So
Iescu nid)t erbalte? Ger TrGfeft er.
ipioerte oaraut feline Hum1nen
idmebten in @efobr, unb pos Die
Suoen %anbelonge, 10 perbe er nidt
cine ein5ige driitlide Seele fir cine
Wtiaion Suben bergeben. sQs Der
Eremier baraui5in ben YrGfeften be.
na6ridtigte, ooB er iih ni6t fir iei.
llen Eolten eigne, %erlpioerte Der 9e.
ante, er meroe nibt obbonfen, iei lie.
ooh bereit, lih abiesen 81 laiien.
Cine 9epei6e ans G5ernomit, eli.
ner oitreifiiden Stobt, oi6t az ser
8ren5e Gum1nien's, tbeilt nit, bob
Der antiienitiihe gusbrl6 in ieilem
2anbe beoenfliden llmione oil.
nimmt. Sic Suoen in 9~urouSbeim
iino bon gauern gepliinbert morben
ino flieben iiber Die @ren5e nof
Ssfain. llngefabr 1000 6liidtlinge,
groBtentbeil Srauen uno &inoer, iino
bereits iiber Die 8renSe eeeaneen.
@an5 gotoiahin ioa in 8lommen
iteben. Die Ssraelitiide @Qion5 in
@ien triift @orbereitungen sur In.
teritiieung Der Sliidtlinge.
gnardiIt Organization
in 9uIgarien.
Soia, 9ulgorier, 10. M1r5.
Die Gommiiiion, pelde gum 3mede
elmer unteriuhung Ger orn If. W4rS
bier periibten ermoroung bes Gre.
miers g.. getfoff einseiebt mllroe, bat
Die Griitens elmer anarhiiten : Srgo.
niiation entoedt uno mebrere Mit.
glieber berielben iinb perbaftet NOR.
ben. IS lit ieood nidt erlpieien, Dob
bieie @nardiiten bel Der Grmorouig
Die Sanb inn SpieIe batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
(Sprtietung ppn scr 1. Seitc.)
@rnf

@rof 2ams0ori foot.
Gan 81 e. o, EStnlien, 10. Wf0r5.
-@raf &laoimir N~icoluicpitd Cams
borff, Der friibere ruiiii6e W}intiter
oeS IuSmGrtigen, lit beltte 9lbenO Inn
11.15 geItorben.
81 o nj, 10. M1r3. - @ie einem bie.
ii9en 9latte aus @ennla genleloet
miro, IoQ ser in Son g3emo I'M Ster.
ben ~Iiegenoe friibere ruiiiide Niini-
iter bes I~uSlpGrtigcr, @raf cams
borff, pergiftet worOen iein. Wcbrere
@oden lang murben Dem 8rafen olts
9ebIid in Yetersburg bon einem lei
ner 9ierer, einem @erf5cug Der Ger.
roriiten, t6gli6 fleine Gllontit0ten
zines Ian9iom, ober iiher mirfcnoen
8iftes beigebrodt. 0a6urd murOe
feline @%eiunobeit Oerart untergroben,
boB er ii6 ouf ben Hotb ieiner ger5te
nod San Hemo begob, um &eilung
81 iuden, unO crit bier mllr0e teitge-
felt, oaB er an &ergiftung leioet.
8egen neue Nnti m IL
Iusi6reitungen.
gIiiabetDgra6, 10. MGr5. -
BUR 8erbitlng elmer 8ieocrbolun8
Ser nellerliden juoenfeinolidJcn Iuss
idreitungen iinb oubcror0cntlidJ
itrcnge MaBre9eIn getroifen. @oll.
pernelir Wafoeif lit beauitrogt NOR.
Sen, Die letter lt1lrl1ben perionlif
81 unteriuden un6 Damn peri0nlid]
Dem Gremierminiiter Stolppin 9e-
ridt 5u'pritotten.
Zen bieiigen Suben lit bon Dem
9umo.a6georoneten fir SoeIia.Ber'
gament, ein 9erubignngS. Z legromm
5u9egongen, in 0enl benz Eremier fir
iein prompteS @ingreiien in Die lofo.
len llnrubeu marine Incrfennung
ge5ollt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

Gem 5lotten-G eportement cling sic
No6ridJt 5n, BOB oos 9epeidenboot
Dolphin" nit Dem 6lotten.S efret6r
Metcalf uno ieinen gegleitern an
9oro in Sapona cingetroiien lit. Die
HeiIenoen iuerben bemnGdit ser Slot
t%enItotion in Guantanamo aif Cuba
eillen 9eiltdl abltatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

NV WUIV9 IIU II e
6rantreif, 10. M6r5. - Ser Cor.
peOo6oot : 3erit0rer n0efiron" lit
ouf Der Sobrt in oi6tem 9}ebel in
Ser Ndbe bon bier m%fgeIouien. Ger
Sug muroe beI6Goigt, uno cS &C.
lang, bos Shiif mieoer flott su ma.
hen nno ben bieIigen Sofen ST. er.
reid)el1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

&ar6in Monoi6urei, 8. MGr5.
- 0ur6 cine bellte bel Ser Station
Gllruidide eingetretene GoQiiion 5mi.
iden eirem YerIonen. unb einem
6ro6t5uge mllrOen iieben Meii6en
gcto6tet uno 80 perlebt.
9ouernframalle in Hum d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
ertbelp Is z 0 B.

Eoris, 10. M6r5. = go 5iemIid
ollie bieligcn Sl0tter gcbenfen bellte
oeS geItcrn ploblid geltorbenen Gr.
WtinilterS bes I%uSmGrtigen 9ertbelot
IN ipmpotbilden Irtifel. Die Oepu-
tirtenfonrmcr pertugte iid beiite sur
Gbrung oes AngcbenfenS bes Ser.
i%torbenerL nad)bem iie $4,000 fir eiu
Stauts a.. 2eidenbegGngniB peripiui9t
bntte.
Ger SRA ~r-S riff
in NanteS.
Montes, Sranfreid, 10. MGr5.-
Seftige mntifapitaliitiide Heben
murben belite bel Der 9eerbigung bes
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
Heigbborbood Mews.
LONE STAR.

Feb. Bert Sanders Is at tending school at Huntsville.
 Belle Rogers and Lester Todd were married recently.
 Frank Phillips made business trip to Springdale last week.
 Tom Cook has returned home from MeLoud, Oklahoma, and will stay for some time.
 Miss Jewel Denny has returned home from the Indian Territory where she has been visiting rela- ives and friends.
 Little Ethel Phillips, wEo was badly burned some time ago, IS rapidly recovering.
 Dick Sanders made a business trip to Rogers last week.
 Grandma Sanders is on the pu- ny list this week.
 Sunday School and prayer meeting at Lone Star is progress ing nicely.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Lofts have moved to Oklahoma.
 John Sanders made business trip to Spring Valley and May field last week.
 John Hammonds IS making some improvements on his old barn.
 Bench Lynch and family were guests at Mrs. Lynch's folks Fri day night and Saturday.
 Miss Lula Wisdom and Tell Bogart were married January 27. Miss Baby McQuistion is at tending school at Huntsville.
 The Sanders telephone line Is to be extended to Eureka Springs right away.
 Lawrence Phillips, who got his foot cut some time ago, has laid his crutches aside and Is able tC do some work. GENEVA.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
Sister Are sted.

On the third page appears an account of the killing of Arthur Parker in the west part of the county, but since that was print ed there were later developments, as shown by the following from Mondays Fayetteville Daily:
 Asst. Pros. Atty. H. L. Pear son returned last night from Cincinnati, where lie conducted an investigation of the killing of Arthur Parker. X preliminary trial was held at Cincinnati, and Charlie Buck and Maggie Parker, sister of murdered man, were bound over to await the action of the grand jury. The defend ants were brought here yester- day and placed i'll jail. The evidence IS entirely circumstan- tial. Parker was killed while on his way home from d neighbor s farm about dusk Tuesday, and his body was not found until Wednesday. Bad feeling had existed between Buck and Parker for some time, and Buck had previously threatened to kill Parker, If he ever crossed his path. Parker was about 45 years old and had several chil- dren about grown. He was shot twice with a shot gun, one load taking effect in the heart and the other i'll the face. Buck was observed by school boy about 4 o'clock near the place where Parker was found on the day on which the murder occurred. He was represented by Atty. Couch of Westville at the preliminary hearing, and did not testify in trial.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
 WEST FORK.

Feb. I. Aunt Ruth Hutehens left this morning for Prairie Grove and Fayetteville to visit relatives.
 Rev. Tucker of Vale, was in town Monday and left an ap- pointment for the third Sunday night at the Methodist church.
 A. Everett an6 wife of Lamar, Col, are visiting his brother, Thos. Everett of this place.
 Mrs. Geo. Curtis went up to Fayetteville last week 10 visit friends.
 Mrs. W. B. Fraker Is on the sick list,
 John Robinson IT,, and wife are the happy parents of a baby boy.
 Calvin Johnston who was about to sell his place ia fled, and
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08

everybody is !n hopes he will de- eide to remain here as they are the very kind of people who are needed in q community.
 Miss Mollie Dean is getting along nicely with her private school with all enrolment of 51.
 Noah Stoekburger and wife have girl baby at their house.
 John Latham k confined to his bed with rheumatism.
 Cleveland Began and wife of Winslow, came up Sunday to visit relatives.
 Bud Little was seriously hurt in attempting to dehorn COW.
 John Northern and family moved to Okmulgee, ]. T., Sun day. His mother who is making her home with them was taken through OH a cot. She has been confined to her bed for several months with some kind of a ma lignant trouble. 1. (. FUN.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08

four new members Wednesday night. Several of our Union men went out to Monitor Monday and took d number of side degrees.
 Jacob Geyer has about decided to move his saw mill outfit to Oklahoma where he thinks there IS better opportunity for his line of business.
 Misses Ze1la and Bessie Brad ley have been visiting their sis ter, Mrs. Roy Reed and attend ing the writing school at this place.
 Mrs. Roy Reed left Saturday for a weeks visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. ]. Bradley, near Elm Springs.
 J. J. MeReynolds made a trip to Rogers last Thursday.
 Simon Graham will leave this evening for Payson, Oklahoma, to join his cousin Garland Sig mon.
 The editor and correspondents will have to excuse me for my ab- senee for the past two months, for have been so busy in school work 1 could not come up with my part of the load but l will try to do better from this on.
 ORY DREE.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
MILLERSVILLE.

Feb. Born, Jan. 2S, to MT. and Mrs. Ben Ballinger, a ten pound girl.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. McGaI came up from Monte Ne to visit with the latter's parents.
 Several of the young folks gathered at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Joda Parson Saturday night and had a play party. All re- ported a good time, but while playing blind fold one of the young men ran his arm through the window light and cut his wrist. The gash IS about two and a half inches long.
 MT. and Mrs. Otto Dickson have returned home from the In. dian Territory, and they liked the country fine.
 Prayer meeting at Friendship is progressing nicely.
 Frank Catt is having a new garden fence built.
 Mir. and Mrs. Abe Catt of neal Sonora visited Mir. and Mrs Frank Catt Saturday night ant Sunday.
 Alvie Dickson of Springdalt visited home folks Sunday.
 NI.nnxr
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
HICKORY CREEK.

Feb. 4.-Mother Earth has lain another white blanket over her head, but 1t is very light one.
 People say most ali the fruit in this part is killed.
 Osa Eden and Ora Higdon were bound i'll the holy bonds of ''hem- lock at the home of the brides parents Sunday morning, Squire Leek officiating May much joy attend them on their long jour ney.
 Chas. Morgan is selling out his property preparatory to going to Oklahoma.
 Roy. Reed closed six months term of school at this place Fri day, ending 1t with a ten days writing school.
 Uncle Tom Creech and daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles Morgan, made trip to Springdale today.
 Roy Reed is thinking of nov ing to Lowell in the near future.
 The heirs of the late John Dolisi had a pubic sale recently and sold the personal property of Mrs. Dolisi.
 Roy Reed is thinking of taking up writing school at Monitor Ill the near future.
 The Farmers Union took in
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
The Solitude Terrified Him.

Nat Goodwin in describing an un- successful play said:
 Why, one night during this com pany's western tour the box office man was aroused from a nap in the middle of the first act by an odd sound.
 He yawned and looked out of the box, and there before him stood lit tie boy, weeping bitterly.
 What is the matter. my little manY he asked
 ''The boy, holding up check. said:
 "I want my money back
 Why do you want your money back?' asked the box office man in sur. prise.
 Because. sobbed the boy Tn afraid to sit up in the gallery all alone '''-Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
Notice for Publication,

Department of the Interior, Land Of.
 ice at Harrison, Ark, Jan. j. Ig07
 Notice is hereby given that William Johnson, Of Spring Valley, Ark, has filed notice of his intention to make t1nal communication proof in support of his claim, VIZ: Homestead Entry No. 3245s made Oct. 27, 1904. for the NE. S W. $. E. NV and S.W \ E.. Sec. ton 9, Township r. \, Range 2s W, and that said proof will he made be. fore County Clerk of Washington County, at Fayetteville, Ark, on
 FEBRUARY 22, 1907.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, the land, VIZ: William Barnes, w. w. Joyce. Thomas Savage, John Barnes, all Of Spring Valley, Ark.
 JOIN l. WORTHINGToN, Register. Jones. GraveLs A bstract Go. Attorneys
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
IN SEVERAL STATES.

70. come with Me. my love" he said; Well seek some quiet. shady Dale Where l Kan. kiss a dainty Miss. Ore. tell again of Cupid's spell Tenn. times love you. and Wis. You'd Ark. 10 me N. C. my heart A-beating inwardly for you.
 l swear from you III. never part" "Oh. La" said she. I'll Nev Va go. I'll call Pa. Better let me be. Besides, you only want my Mon, So don't get Ga. No Conn, D. C 2.t
 -Perrine Lambert In Judge.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08

J. NJ. Hull has traded the Springdale Hotel property on Holcomb Street to Mrs. l.. c.
 Johnson for her ten acre tract in the east part of town, known as the old Glover property. The deal was made by J. s. Ewalt and J. Wesley Philips and the parties will move next Monday.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
What Allied Her.

Jinks tat d partyl-i don't see what's the matter with that pretty woman over there She was awfully firty q have anything 10 do with me.
 Stranger have just come in, Shes my wife-New York Weekly.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
InfantiIe Affection.

"Our baby" says Newpop. with q deep sigh. ''is very much attached to me-
 More so than to your wife?' asked the visitor
 You bet" answered Newpop. Why, he refuses to let any one but me walk the floor with him at night. Trih11ne
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
 This May Interest You.

No one is immune from kidney trouble, so just remember that Foiey's Kidney trouble will stop the irregu- larltieS and cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble that IS not be- voud the reach of medicines w. C. OWnbey
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
An Even Break.

"So you had the short change racket worked on you, eh?" queried the wise city boarder.
 Well, mebby l did rejoined the old farmer. but never asked how long It took q goose t lay q bushel uv gooseberries. b'gosh Chicago News.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
A Period of Probation.

Robbie (aged seven, concluding his evening prayerl-"An' God bless papa an mamma an Sister Ellen an'-an' Aunt Marjie-an Buvver-but l dess Buvver Bill better look out for hisself till he puts back the hole he kicked in my drum "-Woman's Home Gompan. lon.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
SPRINCDALE HARDWARE co.

A meeting of the Farmers Union was held Saturday after noon at the Auditorium and was largely attended. Foley Lindley was elected business manager of the Union and he will have charge of the marketing of the berries and other produce, and will use the building near the de- pot belonging to the Berry Crow CTS Association. \ number of talks were made by those inter- ested in tbe work of the Farmers Union. John T. Winn. of Craw- ford County made rousing speech. MT. Vim was formerly one of Crawford County's repre- sentatives in the general assem- bly, but IS now engaged III the work of organizing Farmers tn- ions. He and Mr. Baxter, also of Crawford County, and another gentleman whose name we did not learn. took the afternoon train Saturday for Kansas where they will engage in the work.
 The regular monthly meeting of the town council was held Tuesday night. and among other business transacted was tie re- pealing of two ordinances. One of the ordinances repealed was No. 70, designating the city marshal as street commissioner and delegating to him certain powers and allowing him salary of S1 per day while superintend- ing work on the street, in addi- tion to his regular salary. The other ordinance repealed was one which repealed former ordinance relative to the election of mar shal. In future the marshal will be appointed, or elected, by the council and will only hold office so long as his services are satis- factory. The salary is fixed at $50 per month, and he Is to de- vote his entire time to the service of the town.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08

Piles of people have Piles. Why suffer from piles when you can use DeWitt's Corbolized Witch Hazel salVe and get relief. Nothing else so good. Beware of limitations See that the name is stamped on each box Sold by II. A, D4lly.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
WARNING ORDER

In the Washington Chancery Court. Feruary term, 19C7. C. 0. Baker, Plaintiff
 vs John Steinberg and his wife, E. NJ. Stelnberg, Defendants The defendants John Steinberg and E. NJ. Steinberg are warned to appear Tn this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. c Q. Baker.
 GEO. !. RODGERS, December l9, 1906. Clerk.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
Do You Suffer Fro m Kidney Treubiss7

We guarantee one bottle of Smiths Sure Kidney Cure to benefit or cure, or your druggist will refund your mon. ey. Price 30 cents -21-6m
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08

Don't say wnnderment when wonder will expresS Yoar meaning.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08

Don't say My politics are. n Politics is singular in spite of the final s
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08

The more sunshine there IS in some mems lives the less hay they make.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
La Grippe and Pneumonia

Foley'S Honey and Tar cures la prlppe coughs and prevents pneumon- ia. Refuse any but the genuine in The yellow package W. G Ownbey
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08

A suggestion for caddies of tender age in attendance on hot tempered An glo-Indian military gentlemen learning golf.-Punch.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-08
D.. THE BANK OF SPRINGDAlE lE
 Incorporated under the State
 CAPITAL STOCK, FULLY PAID $5OOOO

10 D. Cbnsaa A.Ca Il J C.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
KICK OUT k|CKERs
IS CRY IN CLUB
Union Leagues New Direc-
torate Has Hands Full
of Delicate Business
VINTAGE is MALIGNED

The new officers and directors of the
Union League Club are confronted al
ready with official perplexities. Some
vexatious problems have been handed
down by the outgoing administration
and a new crop seems to be growing.
The recently elected board organized
last Wednesday and received word that
the assistant secretary, G. A. Smith, was
threatening TO resign he was advised
by his friends on the board to hold on
to his job and pay no attention to the
fault-hnders. Next week the board will
meet again and consider the advisability
of making some important changes in
club management and rigidly enforcing
rules that have not been fully re-
spected.
The Union League. like other pro-
gressive clubs, has its full quota of
grumblers and kickers. 1t is said that
the new directors of the league intend
TO jack up the arch kickers and plainly
hint that their designations would be
acceptable
The right of club member to com
plain of the liquor and cigars and rail
against the dining-room service
and the quality of the food is not
usually denied by board of managers,
but the story comes from the league
that the chief agitators in that insti-
tuition are of little use as members
and that the time is oppoTtune to tell
them officially that they can get out
and stay out if they do not like the
management
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
DOWDALL HELD ON
INSANITY CHARGE

James Dowdsll. alias James Sutton,
who was wrongfully convicted OF rob-
hing ex-Coroner Leland and who had
served one month OF a fifty years sen
tence before being liberated by the con-
fession Of Siemsen and DabneT, is now
confined in the detention ward OF the
Central Emergency Hospital he will
be examined tomorrow morning by the
insanity commission as TO his mental
soundness-
Dowdall has been a free man for
more than two months. he showed
signs OF insanity early yesterday
morning. when he was found wander
ing simlessly near Post and Fillmore
streets by a policeman, who had him
taken TO the hospital
At times yesterday Dowdan muttered
strange statements about prison treat
ment, bemoaning his supposed hard
fate at having TO serve fifty years be-
fore being set free. At the time OF
his trial DOwdall made a murderous
assault on Judge Cook in the court
room He was confined for a while in
the detention ward. but as he was
supposed 10 be shamming the commits
sion pronounced him sane. Dowdan is
% years Of age. His mother, who is a
widow, resides in Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
THREATENS SMITH
WITH JAIL CELL
Newhouse Riles When Wit
ness Ignores Queries in
Regard to Bank Site Lease
ALLEGES CONTEMPT

Bankers are wondering whether At
torney Hugo d. Newhouse will sue
ceed in his design to have George S.
Smith of the Atlas Realty Company
sent to a prison cell, where there are
stone floors and cold comfort generally.
Newhouse threatened this in a hearing
before Notary Public Knox That there
might be no doubt concerning the eX-
act wording of the menace. the utter
ances OF Newhouse were taken down
stenogra aphically and a copy was sent
TO Smith. They were as follows
Well accept your position You
are making your bed. You have to
sleep in it; don't If the court sends
YOU to Jail for contempt that is none of
my business. / will assist you TO the
full extent of my ability to get there, l
will guarantee you. Now 1t is up to
you
The alleged prospect of the prison
cell was brought about by proceedings
in a suit in which Newhouse is the
plaintiff and Smith and the California
Safe Deposit and Trust Company are
the defendants. The banking company
has erected branch institution on
leased land on Fillmore street. In
which repose many stacks of golden
coins daily and in which rest scores of
valuable papers by day and by night,
in securely locked and otherwise pro-
tected metallic boxes.
Newhoose alleges in his complaint
that he made an arrangement to lease
the ground on which the Fillmore
street branch of the bank stands from
Smith, who had secured the lease from
Mrs. Elise Auzurais. Smith finally
leased the land to the California Safe
Deposit and Trust Company and turned
Newhouse down. and in this way the
bank became a defendant.
To get Smiths deposition Newhouse