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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12
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John Kentta was over from SiIet,
Tuesday.
The choicest confectionery at the Bor
Ton, Newport.
George Blattner was up from New.
port Wednesday.
Herman Weber of Beaver Creek was
in the city Tuesday.
NJ, NJ. Davis, the Oyster King, had
business in Toledo Monday.
Roy Case, the Newport real estate
man, had business in Toledo Monday.
Captain Henry Nice of Luljans was a
passenger Valleyward Tuesday morn
ing,
Mrs. II. E. Collins returned Wednes-
day from visit with her son Leland
in Portland.
Warren Hall OF Siletz returned
Wednesday from business trip TO
Eastern Oregon.
County Clerk Ira Wade left Wednes-
day morning on 4 business trip TO
Eugene and Portland.
James Hoover returned Wednesday
from a visit at Portland and proceeded
next day to his home on the Siletz.
/. D. Wood and son Ed of Salem ar
rived Wednesday evening for n brief
stay at the formers iarm on the Siletz.
Sheriff Ross and son Jimmie went to
Portland Tuesday on business; also for
a visit with Mr.. Ross daughters, Misses
Ethel and Verne.
Mrs. d. jenkins returned to Albany
Monday from visit at Yaquina. She
expects to return to Yaquina to reside
in about three weeks.
A. l., Stephens Of Kernvile passed
through Tuesday morning en- route to
Klamath county, where he expects to
remain during the summer.
Manager Talbot aud General Pas.
senger Agent Nevins of the c. & E.
passed through in u special car Wednes-
day to the terminus. They stopped in
Toledo few minutes to confer with
II. C. Jorgenson of the Fir and Spruce
Lumber Company relative to side
track and additional water front space
for the accommodation Of the company.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12
Goats For Sale.
Proposed Street Improvement
10 head, principally nannies.
GEO. BLATTNER, Newport, Or.

All persons owning property adjacent
to Fourth street, between railroad track
and Hill street, Toledo, Oregon, are
hereby notified that the Common Coun.
Gil OF this contemplates ordering per.
manent improvements made upon said
street. If there be any objection to
said improvement, remonstrance must
be filed with the City Recorder OH or
before April Is, 1907.
OTTO 0. KRoGsTAD, CITY Recorder.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12
Card of Thanks.

We sincerely desire to tender our
heartfelt thanks to our friends and
neighbors who so generously assisted
us in the last sickness and death of our
beloved wife and mother. Our debt of
gratitude can never be repaid,
F. NJ. WADswoRTH AND. Sons.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12
Mrs. Wygant at Eddyville.

Mrs. NJ, Wygant, the Newport mili-
ner, will be at Eddyvlle April IS with
full stock of ladies' hats, furnishing
goods, etc. Later she will be at Wad-
port.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12
For Sale.

q inch Moline wagon, almost as good
as new. 500 j. VEsRSTEEG,
Nashville, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12
Doll Drawing.

The drawing for that doll will take
place Saturday afternoon, April l3.
Mrs. 7. z. FISH.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-12

Go to the Bon Ton in Newport for the
finest tobaccos and cigars.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
LAW CLINGS TO CORPSE
Body of Utica Nan Must Stay an
Honduras Fiue Years.
(By Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

New Orleans Aug. 27.-The body of Ray b.
Poole a wealthy young promoter. OF Utica,
n Y must lie in a Honduras grave for five
wears before removal to the United States. and
then It will require a special act by the Hon
duras Congress to accomplish the transfer.
Mr. Poole who one OF the principals of
the Hofferberth-Troy company. of New York.
engaged in the mahogany industry in Hon
duras. sailed July II from Philadelphia the
steamship Cecilia in company with Mr.. and
Mrs H C Sholes and their son, n. Cook
Sholes, of Utica; Mrs William II. French OF
Chicago and Earl Scott, OF Bridgewater N. Y.
The destination of the party Puerto Cor
tez Honduras which reached July % Mr..
Poole had just recovered from operation for
appendicitis and taking the trip for his
health.
Shortly after reaching Puerto Cortez he took
a twenty-four mile rruleback ride. and the ex-
ertion brought typhoid fever. Peritonitis
set In, and he died August 90 His compan-
ions returned here to-day the steamship
Anselm.
The peculiar laws in Honduras will not permit
of the removal of Mr.. Pooles body until 1912
The American health officials at Puerto Cortez
offered no objection to the remains being
brought to the United States but they could
not go behind the regulations of the tropical re.
p1Ihli
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
LINERS THIRD OFFICER OVERHEARD
Falls from Minneapolis in Mid0cean and Is
Quickly Rescued.

While the crew OF the Atlantic Transport
liner Minneapolis at boat drill early Sun
day morning off the banks of Newfoundland.
w. H Temple, third officer. fell overheard and
caused a mild sort of panic among group Of
women who were leaning over the rail.
The big liner is high out of the water and
Temple struck the water with much force. Fort
unately he tumbled head first and made a
fairly good dive. BY the time the frightened
women dared to look he seen swimming
far astern-
A few minutes after the cry OF man over
board reached the bridge the steamer slowed
down and the lifeboat that Temple was help
ing to launch actually put over the side
The women who saw the officer fall posi-
tive when the Minneapolis docked yesterday
that hundred sharks fighting to get him.
Temple. however. secuted the shark illusion. de-
clarng that he never in any danger and
that good cool bath once In a while never hurt
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
DECIDES AGAINST CITY.
Justice Fits Says Interb0rough Need
Not Pay Special Tar.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune )

Albany Aug o1-Justice Fits in a decision
handed down to-day holds that the State
BOARD Of Tax Commissioners cannot compel the
Fnterboro7lgh Rapid Transit Company TO pay
sr,ecial franchise taxes for operating its sub
zk-ax-s in New York City. He holds that New
the tangible property
If this decision is upheld it VIII mean the
loss Of thousands Of dollars TO New York City
in taxes. This year the State Tax Commis-
sion fixed the franchise valuations OF the COM
pany at S24 100000.
During the first year Of Mayor McClellan's
administration the tunnels and subways were
leased 20 the Interhorough company for
period of thirty-five years. In the agreement
which was made 1t appears that 1t was clearly
the intention Of the city 10 exempt the corpora
ton from taxation BY successive tinkering
with the rapid transit act the corporation was
allowed TO escape taxation on such special
franchises. Ia conclusion, Justice Fits says:
have reached The conclusion that the con-
situional consents and franchises under "hlch
the underground railway now operated by the
relator herein was constructed and is now being
maintained and operated is vested in and be
longs to the city OF New York
'Second-That that contract and lease proVid-
ing for the equipment, maintenance and opera
ZION Of the railway by the relator is not special
franchise within the meaning OF SUBDIVISION j
of section . of the tax law
: Third-That even though * may be held that
she right exercised by the relator 10 operate the
railroad in question was a special FRANCHISE the
same IS not taxable. as the interests or the re-
lator therein We're exempt from taxation under
section 35 of the rapid transit act as amended
The determination of the respondents assessing
the relator for a special franchise by reason OF
fts operation Of this underground railway is
erroneous.
In order TO get a determination on the ques-
ton Attorney General Jackson. although the
case was started under the administration Of his
predecessor viii appeal.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
ASKS FOR I1EUTENANTs DISCHARGE
Colonel Foote Wants E. H. NJ. Roehr's Name
Taken from Roll of 14th Regiment.

Colonel John II. FoOte. OF the 18th Regiment. Ma
tional Guard the State OF New York, has for
warded 10 National Guard Headquarters formal APP
plication the discharge Of Lieutenant Edward
II. ". Roehr, OF Company l. The latter IS the
lawyer who disappeared several months ago, leav-
ing behind him his wife and family and many un-
paid debts. The colonel asks that he be dismissed
from the National Guard under the provision OF the
military code. which provides that officer absent
without leave for more than six months shall lie
dismissed by the Governor.
Lieutenant Roehr has been absent from duty since
January 9. Soon after his disappearance. one of
Roehr's brothers -n-Isw appealed to General Nc
Ieer commanding the Second Brigade. to permit hin!
TO execute the power of attorney for the missing
man and sign his resignation officer Of the
l4th The general decided that he would have to
do this person.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
WILL NOT GIVE UP SENTRY.
The Private. Who Shot Two Men at Navy
Yard a Prisoner There.

Michael Marino the Marine Corps private vhI
while doing sentry duty at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard on Monday shot two the Clinton
avenue pier is prisoner IN the marine guard-
house and the naval authorities refuse 10 turn him
over to the police on the warrant issued by Mag
istrate Manner yesterday
Colonel p. S. Murphy. in command of the marines
at the navy yard. says he will not turn NarIno
over 10 the civil authorities until he receives in
strtlctions from Washington The Colonel says
Marfno was on duty on a post which IS regarded
as dangerous On Monday night the crowd,
It IS said made fun Marfno while IL waited for
the return Of excursion The colonel SAY .
other sentries have been stoned this post. and
Marino. thinking he about TO be attacked
fred at the men after warning them
Both Joseph O'Brien and Joseph Ryan the men
wounded bv SIarfno. have been discharged from
the Cumberland Street Hospital
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

fion OF xz. Importance to all the people: TO the
faruaxSs. TO those engaged in industry, TO those
Of the day Now, there are some who take sort
of general view that while you do not UNDER
stand these problems the quicker you do some
thing the better.
believe that the way 20 deal with these mat
4prS is TO understand them and to have the gov
ernn7ent and its administration supreme o."
lieve the proper way is TO show the people OF
The state that there is 10 power, no cofpor'tte
power. n financial power, that has the steistn H
10 defy the VIII Of the people The people are
fa5r minded. they do not expect the impossible
The government is quite competent 10 hl1 ont
the facts, TO secure good treatment 10 eItoloe 9
the regulations under which fhese lfdlclii9co
shnrId be conducted and to see that every citlzen
of the state, connection with our transports,
zion gets good service at reasohaDle rates Anu
hat is what We have been trying TO do-to pro
vide the right kind Of governmental hachlh1iF
.n this state
GREAT DEAL. ACCOMPLISHED
II believe that we have accomplished a great
yaaal in that direction We have had men De
voting themselves exclusively 10 the ~ ~uhuer-
Standing Of these important problems We are
Going 10 have things done right, thoroughly
fafrlv and as the people want them DONE IN
recognition OF the obligation OF these cofpora. -
tjonS 10 the state. The people are not gong 10
he fooled by hearing certain interests say you
can't do it and on the other hand We are mol
going TO make any impossible rule. -
"A great thing is to provide machinery so 1fial
ff1e people viii feel that they are represeht7o
we have got that machinery and we are going
10 see that it works Well L cannot go over All
me details OF the subject to-day. but feel that
great progress has been made. You cannot 90
anything by multiplying machinery unless you
can get The men TO do the work TO take the
e-a- view instead Of the personal view. the view
which would make a man sooner cut on ms
bend than show the people he cannot see what
Is being done
The Governors closing sentence was The one
quoted at the beginning. Following the address
was the usual handshaking, after which the
Governor watched the trotting matches
Z came all the way from Olmstedvlle. Essex
County. 10 see you. 1 a nephew OF the late
General Charles Hughes. Of Sandy Hin, but you
are a bigger man than he was. said one OF the
fandshakers
On Wednesday the Governor is TO speak at the
Lewis County fair at Lowville. On Thursday ne
-,su s,aalr ~ the Geneva experiment station
celebration and on Friday at the Delaware
County Fair at Delhi.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
REJECT HAYES-DELANEY PROPOSAL
Kings Democrats Won't Permit Organization
to Name Half Primary Inspectors.

The proposal of the Hayes-Delaney organization
that il be permitted name half the Democratic
primary inspectors this fail was submitted 10 the
executive committee Of the Kings County General
Democratic Committee a meeting held last
might The committee rejected the proposal unan-
IInousy. but appointed committee Of three 10
make overtures TO the opposition
This result may have been the outcome Of the
selection of twentv-three leaders TO be placed in
fha field TO oppose the McCarren candidates IN each
of the Assembly districts OF Kings. The names Of
the arti-AIcCarrer candidates were made known
Yesterday
Something Of a stir caused among the Dem
ocrats in Brooklyn yesterday by the rumor that
ne Tiger again preparing TO cross the bridge
Thomas J. Mcdanus. leader of the I1th Assembly
District In Manhattan. and Of Murphy's right
hand men, appeared in the City OF Churches and
conferred with number OF the regular leaders and
Senator McCarren. Both McIanus and McCarren
afterHard denied that the conference denoted any
thing Of 2 political nature
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
OBJECTS TO BULLETINS.
". l.. N4k-C COMPLAINT.
Says TeIegraphers Are Displaying
LibelIOus Statements.

The Western Union Company made complaint
Police Headquarters yesterday about the strlh-
ers' bulletin board which stands In front OF Nee
hans beef and" restaurant in Park Row. 1t
was charged that the notices the board were
libellous. and the company asked the pohce 70
have the board removed, c. H Hamonn. city
superintendent of the Western Union. according to
several of the strikers. made the complaint The
notice on the bulletin board follows:
the S pGblc Gsg s9ng TO do ABOUT fteen days
graphing? Professional trainers are now admin
to keep them away SO they may recopy ''maiIo-
grams telegraph blanks. Mail your own @ @teie-
Wednesday to repent War measures will be in
vogue after that date
Captain O'Toole made Investigate ton He de-
cided il not a for the police TO interfere
Since the strike began John Meehan proprietor
of the restaurant, who is honorary member OF
the Commercial Telegraphers' Union. has allowed
the bulletin board stand IN front of his place.
It attracts thousands of persons every day
The telegraphers talked yesterday if they
realized that the strike would continue until one
the other Preparations were made by
the local and the national officers of the CONNER
ciai Telegraphers' Union for long campaign II
Is admitted by the companies that their nope oI
winning is that the strikers may get tired or the
fight But the strikers still full of enthusi-
asm Yesterday. They making systematic plans
for a large strike fund They may remain out SIX
months
President Small issued statement last hIsn'
addressed TO the telegraphers. in which he sa'u
the situation among the telegraphers in the nhah-
cial district had taken serious turn oh 'he
strength o a complaint from brokers IN Soulhei !"
cities a call was issued late in the AFTERNOON Dy
President Joseph F. Ahearn OF Local NO 10 for d
meeting of the telegraphers IN the wall street uis-
trict this afternoon consider the question OF d
strike against all brokers whose teiegraphers "eie
not working under union conditions
An open meeting of the strikers was held IN
Everett Hail in East 4th street, In the afternoon at
which Small was the principal speaker lie saiu
the Western Union and Postal companies were oo'h
badly crippled. .
throat he said land choke Il and shake IL ulllii
II saws Il has enough. and you must choke anu
shake the Postal until 1t is dead before you get
your rights The companies know that II we SUCK
they Will be stuck
President Ahearn said the strikers were instructed
to make affidavits OF all cases where teiegrains
were mailed so agitation could be kept up ior
legal action 1t announced that fuhd oi
81 600 900 was be raised
The representatives of the companies cofluhueu
70 talk enthusiastically. E j. NaIiy, or 'he FoS'o''
said that one or two Of the strikers were coming
hack hut that there was sign OF stampeoe.
The strikers gone back. he said IN Iai'oS'''''
Fort Worth and other cities in Texas
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
BULLDOG SAVES BOY FROM DROWNING.
Jumps from Dooley Excursion Barge and
Pulls Lad from the Water.

John J. DooIey. the Mcclellan leader OF the 81
Assembly District who is against Thomas
F. McAvoy for leader. held outing yesterday az
DonneIy's Grove. at College Point As the boats
were about TO depart the return trip Bob FitZ-
simmons. a bull terrier. the mascot OF DOoley
club. Jumped off a barge and rescued boy from
drowning. The boy had fallen from a rowboar or
the pier while catching pennies which were being
thrown by the Dooleyftes from the barges. He
was George Ffnegan, eleven years old, OF jamaica
Lane College Point In the boat were his older
brother, aged fourteen. and another lad. neither
OF whom could swim They were all grabbing for
the pennies when young Ffue6an lost his balance
and fell into the water.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
MAY MOVE THE CONSTITUTION.

Washington. Aug N.-There is a strong prob
ability that famous old frigate Constitution will
be brought from Boston to Annapolis. perhaps
TO Washington. to remain permanently With every
disposition avoid arousing ire the patriots
of the Old Bay State and causing such a demon
straton of feeling followed notable decIara-
ton of Secretary Bonaparte In favor of taking the
old ship out to sea and making target of her
Acting Secretary Newbsrry has felt bound because
o the Songested condition at the Boston Navy
Yard. where the frgate lies to call the attention
Governor Guild of Massachusetts to the neces-
sity of moving her from her present berth
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
LANNING IN PRISON. A BANKRUPT.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune

tby IsiesfOp.l 10 Ahe LFlouis-i
Morristown. y. J., Aug 21-An involuntary bank
ruptcy petition has been filed against George VI
Ianning former postmaster OF FlOrham Park. VINO
is serving sentence Of seven years in state prison
on charge forgery preferred against him by the
Federal Trust Company OF Newark The United
States District Court has appointed Edward A
QuayIe receiver. A question has arisen as 10
whether the funds that Lanning obtained on forged
paper can be held by the banks for their losses
whether they will have 20 be turned over 20 the
receiver be distributed pro rata
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
Ex-JuoeE DOWNS SUED FOR DIVORCE

Stamford. Conn. Aug z7.-Nichols c. Downs. for
ner Judge OF the Stamford City Court has been sued
for divorce by Jessie Downs. formerly Jessie Nc
Donald. whom he married September 2. 1855 Mrs
Downs alleges that her husband deserted her Octo-
Der l. 1900 She further alleges that his income Is
5000 n year from his legal practice. She asks
for a divorce and alimony-
Judge Downs retired from the bench early IN the
spring. after many years service He Is now
practising law in Stamford. For years he was
chairman of the local Republican city and town
committees
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
IDENTIFIES ALLEGED SLAYER

The articles found In the possession OF GiUsepPs
Capuzzo. the alleged slayer OF Sophie Kehrer. IN
this city some time ago. and which he was
about pawn in Newark identified yester-
day by J. d. Piper. proprietor OF a hotel near
Stroutsberg. Penn He identified a silver tray and
a silver pitcher. which Capuzzo had with him
when arrested. and he also identified A picture ot
the prisoner as a whom he had employed as
a helper. Piper said this also known as
Charlie Davis Capuzzo arrested in Newark
he entering pawnshOp ON August I
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
so, n,ERs PATROL MILITARY WIRES.

Camp Perry. Ohio. Aug. N.-striking teIesrhpHer5
are charged with having interfered with the oaSl-
ness OF the federal government. and as result
soldiers are patroling the telegraph lines between
Cemn Perry and La Carne. distance or three
,,Ias The strikers or their synpathizers are al
logged 10 have destroyed completely communication
between Camp Perry and the outside world a''er
otcloclr NoDday
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
DIRECTORS IN SECRET MEETING.

To devise ways and means of keeping the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company from completing
the laying OF trolley tracks in front OF the new
Brooklyn Academy OF Music. in lafayette avenue.
the directors OF the academy held secret meeting
in the Temple Bar Building yesterday Edward
NJ. Shepard. counsel for the directors. said last
night he could not tell what had taken place.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
APPEAL TO PRESIDENT.
CHICAGO Business Men Say Tele-
graph Strike Is Costly.
[Bv Telegraph to The Tribune

Chicago Aug 21.-Petitions addressed TO
President Roosevelt asking his intervention TO
settle the telegraphers strike were signed TO-
day by representatives of the large mercahu'e
houses of South Water street, commission men
and bv the board of trade brokers Losses 10
Cbicaeos commercial world. said to amount
N hundreds OF thousands of dollars, form the
ha sis of the appeals.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
compERs ON ,NJUNC1IONS.

Rostou Aug. 2---President Samuel Goinpers OF
the American Federation Of Labor gave the special
recess committee labor at the State House To-
day his conception Of proper use OF the inJunction
as follows First. that II should be used to protect
nropertv rights only; second. that he who seeks It's
old sbould come into court with clean hands. third
that Il should not be used where there WAS any
other remedy fourth. that It should not be USED 10
curtaiI personal rights. and Attn. that IT should
not be used rs a to set aside trial by Jury
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
HURLED BABE FROM BRIDGE.

Detroit, Aug. N-Abert Stemmelen. a bookkeeper
for the Wesson estate. became insane to-day, and
taking his -year-od daughter Helen to the Belle
Island Bridge tonight threw her into the Detroit
River and watched the little one struggle and
drown. Steinmeen's insanity is of the religious
human sacrifice.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
NEGRO ARRESTED FOR DOUBLE MURDER

Baltimore Aug. IA young negro giving the
name of Walter Scott and answering with great
exactness the description sent broadcast of the
negro Walter Scott wanted at Camden n J.. in
connection with the recent murders OF Mrs. Fran
els Horner and Mrs Victoria Natalie, IS held by
the police of this city. Scott was arrested on
Monday in Hartford County at the instance Of De
fective John s Smith. of Camden.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
ODELL AND CHANLER TO SPEAK.

Carmel N Y. Aug 27-Ex-Governor B. b. Odell
and Lieutenant Governor /. S. Chanler will speak
here Thursday at the Putnam County fair
which opens tomorrow Congressman Samuel Nc
Milan Hamilton Fish and others are also expected
to be present
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

platform. accompanied by Sir Frederick Pollock,
of London
Judge Robert s Taylor of Fort Wayne. lnd-'
as chairman. introduced the report of the COM
mittee on patent, trade mark and copyright
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
St. Paul. Minneapoli. and Duluth

via North Western Line, he double
block signal route of the electric lighted North
Limited and the electric H.
Superior Limited. Direct connection in Union Sta
tions St Paul and Minneapolis with all lines to
points north and northwest. agents for
Particulars r. NJ JOHNSON Gen Agent g = ~
u. Ri. ~ Ag2A2x2XAA ASx=Xazk .NseXa-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
Only On. ..BROMp ou1NINE

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