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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-31

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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-31

Clarence Darr0u hes arrived IN
Denver and 10 preparing the d.
fence for Meyer and Petitions.
He will remain in Denver . lev
dsys before going 70 BOSE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-31

DR.. DawsDo. Of Del Norte, has
been IN town s,sce Wednesday.
lie u th,nkine Of locating here 10
the practice of his Professor.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-13
COUNTERFEITER
GETS SIX YEARS

New York, Dec. 1s-Herman Hense.
who made silver half-dollars so we'll that
only experts could distinguish his pro-
duct from that OF the mint, was sentenced
yesterday 10 six years at Sing Sing prison
and TO pay the government $3.50 In real
money.
Hense's method was TO melt UP Mexican
silver dollars and remold the bullion into
counterfeits OF United States 50-cent
pieces. About 300 OF these, practically per-
feet In weight, ratio and workmanship.
are said 10 have been pasesd when Secret
Service agents interfered.
The counterfeiter calmly admitted hav-
ing made the coins and set up the defence
that his money was as good as the gov
ernneut's. and that consequently no one
had been defrauded. He was making
money. he said with which TO build an
airship, as he was certain that he had
solved the problem OF aerial navigation.
Hense came East from San Francisco
and began business I'm cottage In the
outskirts OF suffern. n. v. The curiosity
which led q party Of boys TO peer through
window OF the cottage recently proved
mis- undcing.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-13
H. Il. ROGERS"
Of PROVIDENCE
IN h Bk BOX

Philadelphia, Dec. ls.--H. II. Rogers,
alias Charles V Knightly. alias K.
knight. was on trial yesterday before
Judge Holland in the United States dis
trict court. on the charge Of impersonat-
ing "A United States bank examiner with
intent TO defraud.
He took the witness stand in his own
behalf, making absolute denial Of the
charge. The accused man gave his cor
rect name as Charles l.. Knightly and
his previous residence as Providence,
r. L.
The name Of III. ". Rogers" he said.
he assumed for business purposes, as II
would not do for him to he known while
performing his duties as a stock sales
man as a representative Of other cor
porations. which he was.
Several witnesses testified he had
posed as bank examiner When ques-
toned as 20 sums OF money received from
the American company Of New York on
stocks he claimed 20 have sold, he de-
ciared that such money was given ~ him
by Henry A. Bambergcr. treasurer of the
concern, for the purpose OF setting VI
an office.
When confronted by a letter from Ezra
Thompson formerly mayor of Salt Lake
City. denying the validity OF letter OF
recommendation. purporting to be signed
by the westerner. the defendant tried tc
explain this by saying that II was a copy
of a letter which he had received while
he was working in San Francisco.
Half a dozen Endorsements cut from
checks were found by the government
detectives among Rogers papers. and the
defendant said they had been used In a
divorce suit and for business purposes
Rogers admitted that he had been held
under a $1,000 bail In Providence. but
claimed that II was to insure his pres
ence as witness I'm the trial OF civil
suit.
A sealed verdict was handed in by the
fury
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-13
UNITED STATES SENATOR ALDRIcH.

Washington, Dec. 13-When tho prac-
tice OF certain OF tho executive depart
ments 81 sending drafts OF bills TO the
senate for passage was brought up yes
terday, Senator Carter OF Montana pre-
sented "A prepared list Of such instances.
Senator Aldrich said that no matter
how old the practice, IL should be stop
ped, that the executive departments had
no right 70 seek legislation i'm such di-
rect manner.
Senator Lodge said that bills going d.
rectly to committees from department
heads or subordinate officials OF the exec
utive departments found their way into
print without any readings at ALL hence
senators were deprived of their right 20
object to such bills. He thought this
might easily result In legislative irreg-
ularities.
Senator Aldrich observed that depart
ment heads ''have the right to petition Or
memorialize congress or TO commune AT e
Herewith through the president but he
said ''it Is intolerable To suppose that we
are here TO receive dictation from any
body as TO what measures we shall or
shall not exact into law"
He moved that the secretary of the ir-
terior's communication of yesterday he
referred TO the committee on rules. with
a motion by Senator Hepburn fer prompt
report as to what action should be taken
by the senate to correct the practice of
direct communication by department
heads, and this motion prevailed.
Shortly before the adjournment of the
senate Senator William p Frye OF Maine
was inducted into office as president pro
tempore.
Vice President Fairbanks resigned the
chair TO Senator Perkins OF California,
who, on motion of Senator Allison of
Iowa, appointed two of his colleagues to
inform Senator Frye OF his election ara
TO escort him to the chair. Senator Per-
lxins named Senators Allison and Baker.
Senator Frye on taking the chair said
Having held the position so many years.
my present re. election was wholly unex-
pected; but as an expression OF your con-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-13
NAVAL ACADEMY
CADET FROM
FIRST DISTRICT

Congressman Daniel L. d. Granger pro-
poses to hold a competitive examination
for the nomination of a principal and
three alternates for admission to the
United States Naval Academy from the
First Congressional district OF this state.
end the examination will be held at the
State Normal school. In this city, on Jan.
10 and IL. 1905, at 9:45 a. m.
The successful candidates will be ex-
pected to take the government eXamina-
tion on the third Tuesday i'm April or the
third Tuesday In June following. A can
didate IL eligible for examination by the
government on the day he becomes 1s
and ineligible on the day he becomes 20
years OF age.
Each candidate must. Under the law,
have been for at least two years mmc-
diately preceding the date of his appoint
ment an actual and bona fide resident
Of the First Congressional district of
Rhode Island.
Persons desiring any further informa- :
tion will receive the same by addressing
Congressman Granger at Washington.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-13

fidepce in me, | appreciate the compli-
ment very highly. The fidelity OF the
vice president. who Is our presiding offi-
Ger, is such that my duties viii be light
indeed
President Roosevelt sent a communica-
ton TO ihe senate formally withdrawing
the nomination OF William G. Bristol as
district attorney for Oregon. No nomi-
nation to ill the vacancy has yet been
made.
The senate committee on military az
fairs authorized favorable report yes
terday on the appointment of Brig, Gen
j. b. Alesiirc as quartermaster general.
Consideration OF the promotion OF Lieut..
Col. William w. witherspoon 10 be brig
adler general was postponed. sThe sp-
pointments OF six army chaplains were
acted upon favorably.
The delay In reporting Gen. Aleshire's g
nomination was due TO a request from
Senator Hopkins that II be held up until
certain vague charges could he cleared
up The complainants failed 10 appear.
however and the favorable report was
ordered.
The senate yesterday confirmed the ap-
pontments OF James L. McCleary OF Min
nesota TO be second assistant postmaster
general. Abraham l.. Lawshe OF Indiana
TO be third assistant postmaster generel
and Josiah A Van Ordsei OF Wyoming
TO be associate justice OF the court Of APP
peals OF the District OF Columbia
The house OF representatives held but y
brief session and adjourned until Mon
day.
Speaker Cannon announced the commit.
tee on rules, Sherman OF New York sue
ceeding to the vacancy caused by the re-
tirement OF Grosvenor OF Ohio. and the
committee on mileage. the latter so that
members might collect the money duo
them for travel.
A bill designed TO restrain United states
circuit and district courts and Judges
from issuing temporary intrnctions
against the operation OF state laws was
introduced In the house by Mr.. Clayton of
Ala bama.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-13
NICKEL THEATRE

The Nickel Theatre has a firm hold on
the favor of amusement seekers here, as
can he seen from the big crowds 10 be
found there at any hour of tho day or
night The reason Is To be found in the
excellent program of motion pictures and
illustrated songs that are shown there.
For tho last three days OF this week the
list is uncommonly attractive, and the
audiences enjoyed II heartily "A Moth
er's Secret Is the title of an excellent
dramatic picture with very pathetic
story. Comedy H. the predominant note
OF the remaining pictures. which. include
AN Exciting Ride Laughing Gas"
''Bobby's Practical Jokes "Doings OF a
Fool" and THE Super's Debut" depict
ing the trials and tribulations OF a
would-be actor. Bob Alden and quartet
sang Good Bye Glory" effectively with
beautiful motion pictures and Miss Car
rier sang very sweetly the pretty ballad,
when the Robins Sing Again"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-13
GEN. FUNSTON
is AT GODLFIELD

ooldhsld. New. Dec 13.-Crowds gath.
cred at the station to witness the arrival
yesterday OF Gen. Funston and Mai.
George Thethel and Lieut.. Hornsley Ev-
ANS. the officers who accompanied him
from San Francisco.
Gov. Sparks told Gen. Funston that in
his opinion the presence of troops here
had prevented serious trouble thus far.
and that he considered IL imperative that
they be kept here. He advisedl that there
be no declaration OF martial law at pres
ent but asserted that such action may DO
necessary at any time.
Gen. Funston says he Is determined TO
take control of camp under martial law
upon the first outbreak OF serious vio-
1ppCp.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-13
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

More purchases will he made during
the next afteen days Just preceding
Chr:stmss than during any other NJ.
teen days Of the year. a one-sinss
Ncvs-Demccrat Ad. Will therefore
bring you excellent results, but sc take
full advsstsee Of the Christmas shop
ping period your News-Demccrst Al.
.bcp l6rse printed every day rtGbt up 90
the last minute. If you don't. you VIII
los. many sale. you may otherwise
make.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-13

ucO01 makes beits grip the puileys,
WNCUl proieets them from steam and
wafer ana prevents so%ss ss,S%ss gSs sEos' ,sl' cS. 3
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29

Two men held ZIP a jewelry store
on a prominent street at Los Angeles
and escaped with booty valued at 81.
0G0. Hundreds OF people ere pass
ing the store at the time.
Joshua Harrison, charged with the
Kidnapping and murder Of Kenneth
Beasley, the nine-year-old son OF For
mer State Senator Beasley, was found
guilty at Elizabeth City, N. G.
Edward Howell, one Of the most in.
fluential negroes in Southern Missis
sippi, was shot in the back and killed
while on his way home at Hattiesburg
Miss. The shooting is a mystery.
United States District Attorney Os
a Lawler filed complaints in the
district court at Los Angeles. charg
ing the Santa Fee and Southern Pa.
cifc violations Of the federal statutes
prohibiting cruelty to animals.
J. A. Erickson. a banker of Mimic
N. D., convicted of making false re-
ports to the bank examiner and sen
fenced to Ave years Imprisonment
las beer placed in the United States
penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kan
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29
Massacre Feared.
FREDERICK DRISCOLL DEAD.
Former ST. Paul Publisher Passes
AWay,

Chicago, March 26.-Fredcrick Dris-
coll, commissioner for the American
Newspaper Publishers association.
and a widely known newspaper man,
died at his home here Saturday night,
after a brief illness.
Mi. Driscoll was prominent In the
affairs of Minnesota for a number OF
years. In 1858, when he was twenty
four years old, he went to Minnesota
from Massachusetts, and after four
years of mercantile life he started the
ST. Paul Daily Union.
A year later he consolidated the
Union with the st. Paul Press. Mr..
Driscoll acquired a half interest in the
new publication and was its editor and
publisher. In 1875 the Press company
bought the ST. Paul Pioneer and adopt
ed the name of the St. Paul Pioneer
Press. Mr.. Driscoll then became gen
eral manager of the company and for
thirty-siX years spent his entire time
in advancing the interests OF the pa
per,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29

~telegraphs and telephones, sends this
message:
1T is my opinion that the war is ter
minated. Bonilla has fled from Cholu-
teca to sail"
May Start Again.
When shown the Associated Press
dispatch announcing that President
Bonilla had fled from Honduras by
boat. Minister Corea expressed tn"
opinion that the fugitive president
would go to Salvador and again recruit
his army for a second attack on Mica
ragua unless the United States and
Mexico exercise their good offices To
the extent of insisting that Salvador
and Guatemala maintain neutrality. II
this is done. Mr.. Corea says, the war
is ended otherwise he is firmly con
vinced that it will be only a short time
until hostilities are again resumed.
Says War Is Ended.
Managua. Nicaragua, March 26. -
Santos Ramirez. director general OF
telegraphs and telephones, yesterday
made the following statement to the
Associated Press:
"The Nicaraguan forces have cap
tured Choluteca, Honduras, which was
held bv the Honduran and Salvado-
rean troops and President BOnilla has
fed by boat.
steamers will pursue the fugitive
president.
81 believe the war is ended
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29
ADVICES FROM NICARAGUA SAY
BONlLLA FLED FROM BATTLE
FIELD.
PURSUE FUGITIVE PRESIDENT
BONIlLA MAY TRY TO RAISE
ARMY IN SALVADOR FOR AN
OTHER WAR.

Washington, March IS. - President
Bonilla has fed from the battlefield
and the Central American war has
practically ended. according to cable
dispatches received in Washington
yesterday by the Nicaraguan minister,
Mr.. Corea. The fall of the Honduras
capital, Tegucigalpa. is predicted by
the Nicaraguan secretary OF foreign
affairs, Mr.. Cameo.
The cablegram from the secretary OF
foreign affairs follows:
Combined Armies Defeated.
"Choluteca taken. Salvadorean and
Honduran combined armies defeated.
President Bonilla hidden in a Lo-
renzo with 200 men. Sent steamers TO
capture them. Tegucigalpa will be
taken tomorrow
Gen. RomireZ, director general OF
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29
A FLOOD SUBSIDIES.

Conditions in California Arr Greatly
Improved.
San FRANCISCO, March "a. - The
storm which has hung over California
has been broken, and everywhere con-
ditions have greatly improved. The
rivers running through the great inner
valleys which flooded vast tracts OF
land and threatened several cities
have fallen rapidly and no more dam.
are from this source 10 apprenended.
TelsGraphic communication. which for
= time was interrupted in every direc.
ton. has been restored. The railroad
h,ockade has been partially lifted.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29


The Iowa legislature has passed the
anti-tipping bill.
The Porto Rico legislature passed
the bill appropriating $4,000 for the
erection of a capitol building at Sar
Juan.
John d. Rockefeller says the report
ed gift he is to make to New York Il
merely another guess on the part o.
the metropolitan newspapers.
Harry Pratt Judson was formally
installed as the second president o
the University Of Chicago at the sixty
second convocation of the school.
Butte and Helena are to be con
nected with an electric line which VII
cost g, OOO, 900. Eastern and local cap
italists have formed a company, m
third OF a million in cash already has
been subscribed.
Gen. Thomas H. Barry reviewed the
American troops stationed at Fort Co
lumbia, Cuba. Gov. MagOon and Gen
Rodriguez were in the reviewing
| stand, and many Americans were pres
ent.
The citizens committee at Saratoga,
N. ", has fixed the date for the ma
tional encampment Of the G. A. r. for
the week Of Sept. 10.
At q meeting OF Southern stove
manufacturers at Birmingham, Ala. II
was decided to advance prices s per
rent because of the high price for iron
and steel and the increased cost Of Ia
! Dor.
James Henning of Chicago, q nrs,
cabin passenger or the steamer Cedric
which arrived In New York last week
from Europe. became violently insane
and waa brought In under guard. He
vas taken to Bellevue hospital when
the steamer arrived. Henning told nc
uuaintancea on the steamer that his
vife Il several children lost theii
lives IN the Ir0quois thsater nre.
Deacon John Lewis, IN ofAcial OF
tho Zion church. nOw In Asxico. has
received news Of Biz appointment ~
nrot apostle og tho church BY the will
. - ~ Aleuoo1es peviA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29
NEWS Of THE WEEK IN tPITOMf
DIGEST OF THE News WORTH
TELLING CONDENSED FOR
BUSY READERS.
Washington Notes.

The Hyde enson-D iamond-Schneld-
Or laad fraud case. Involving alleged
fraudulent transactions in state school
lands in California and Oregon, mas
been set for trial beginning April ~.
Tho navy department issued the or
Der for a court-martial to try Capt.
william Swift. commander OF the bat
eleship Connecticut IN two charges.
Through negligence, suffering q e
sci to run upon q rock" and neglect
of duty in connection with above"
Responsive to a request made by
Rev. Edward w. Matthews of London,
formerly a chaplain in the British
nayy, Mrs. Roosevelt has promised to
give . silk American Nag with which
to drape q bust Of Admiral Lord Mel
son presented to the naval academy
BY direction Of King Edward.
Tentative plans for the presidents
summer at Oyster Bay have been dis
cussed at the White House. AS now
contemplated he will leave Washing
ten between the Goth and 25th of June.
II he can conveniently get away earlier
he will do SO. A trip to indianapolis
and Lansing, Mich, and two trips to
the Jamestown exposition are on the
Hrogram before the presidents vaca-
tisA begins.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29
Graft PROBING Gees On.

San Francisco. March 23. - Tho
grand jury yesterday resumed the
work OF investigating the alleged
Wholesale graft and corruption In the
municipal Affairs NJ the city. No In.
distmsuts were returned yesterday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29
Avalanche Kills Four.

rockingham. Wash, March Is.
Eight miners were buried alive In an
avalanche Of snow at the Britannia
mine. on Howe sound, forty miles
north OF Vancouver. yesterday. -Four
were taken out uead and four were
rescued.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29
Teacher Saws Fingers.

Moorhcad, MINI, March 26.--While
working with u circular saw Prot. G..
q. Greene, head OF the manual training
department Of the normal school, met
with nm accident which may cost him
= couple Ut fingers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29
Casualty.

Count Vladimir Nicolaivitch Lams-
dorf, the former Russian minister OF
foreign affairs, died at San Reno,
Italy. I'll
Richard Croker, who returned from
Monte Carlo ten days ago, is lying i'll
at his residence near Dublin. For a
week he has been unable to leave his
bed.
So great has been the influx Of Jap
anese at FL Paso that hundreds have
stopped in that city, readily securing
employment as house servants, dis
placing Mexicans.
Nine persons, eight of them school
children, were instantly killed and
many others injured at Durango, Mex
leo, by the collapse of the roof of the
public school building.
J A French punitive expedition has adj
| ministered defeat to the revolted Dad
| dian tribesmen at the village of Tialo.
| Sixty-two of the tribesmen were killed,
| while the French column lost four
men.
The Danish training ship Viking was
blown over during a storm In a ship
building yard at Copenhagen. She had
400 workmen on board at the time.
Only ten workmen were injured. There
was no loss of life.
A telegram from Trebizond, Asiatic
Turkey. says that Hamid Pasha, COM
handing the local troops, while leav-
ing the mosque. was assassinated by
a. non commissioned oficer who had
been punished shortly before.
The appearance of a few cases of
smallpox in Paris has greatly alarmed
the people. Thousands of persons
have been yaccinated during the last
few days, and the hospitals n the
Academy Of Medicine are besieged by
crowds OF people anxious to be revac-
cinateG.
A fight took place at Hamburg
among the imported English long
shoremen on board the steamer An
choria. many of whom were London
roughs. Seventeen injured men were
taken to the hospital and 1857 refused
to work and insisted ON being sent
back to England.
Notwithstanding the Official denials,
private inquiries confirm the report
that King Leopold, who is visiting the
Riviera, had a cerebral attack q lew
DAYS ago. He was for some time un-
conscious. 1t is now announced that
he will go home much earlier than
was expected. King Leopold is nearly
seventy-two years old.
A duel with swords that went six
bouts was fought at Paris between
Emmanuel Arene, senator from Cor
sica. and Adolphe Bison, a journalist.
Both contestants were wounded in the
arm, Bisson slightly and Arene severe
Nv. The encounter arose from an al
legged insulting letter sent by Arene TO
Brisson.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29
Wide Stretch Of Prairie Anre.

Hemingford, Neb., March 23. - A
prairie Are which at m time threat
oned this city and spread itself over
q stretch Of country fifteen miles in
length and about three-quarters Of q
mile wide, occurred here yesterday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29
BURTON HITS ROOSEVELT.
Senator Puts All Blame on President
in Abeiine Address.

Abeline. Kan. March 26. - Joseph
Ralph Burton, ex-United States SEN
ator, who was released from prison at
Ironton. Mo-, Friday, delivered an ad-
dress here Saturday night to friends
at his home town in the opera house,
which he hired. The speech was a bit
ter attack on President Roosevelt,
whom he blames for all that Burton
terms persecution.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29
Killed in street Eiaht.

Bellefontaine, Ohio, March &c, - A
street fight between three wealthy
Italians and three supposed members
OF the Black Hand yesterday resulted
i'm the death of Joseph Demar. His
BODY was pierced by nine bullets.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-29

Spjthead, Eng, March GA Rus
sian squadron arrived Oh spithead
yesterday. This - the first visit or
Russian warships 70 English waters
since before the Russo.Jspsness var.