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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-10

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-10
Competition Was Less.

1T was generally understood that the
competition was less"
Mr. Markham declared that i'm his opin-
ion the Union Pacific was not a link i'm
transcOntinental transportation. as con-
tended yesterday by the attorneys of Mr..
gateway is open. 1t is a Pacific coast line
in itself The witness said that before the
consolidation the Union and Southern Pa
cific lines were competitors for the Cali
fornia fruit trade and for passenger bust
ness also.
Mr. Milburn. who took exception to the
statement made by the witness that he
considered the Union Pacific an indie
pendent Pacific line. He asked the wit
ness II the Southern Pacific. acting an
independent line could not give TO the
Union Pacific a large or small amount
of eastbound traffic at Ogden.
Witness Did Not Know.
II don't know whether il could or not.
There are influences at work which would
prevent IT,"
But the Southern Pacific. as an indie
pendent line, might do this2
1T might, and destroy itself.
Mr.. Milburn then asked if the Union
Pacific via Portland to San Francisco
was to be compared to direct line west
of Ogden.
The witness replied:
The rate settled those things. and
rates can be made as low via Portland
to San Francisco as by any other route.
Mr.. Markham said that while acting as
assistant traffic manager Of the Illinois
Central il was understood that traffic
Cairo to the vicinity of Cleveland was
to go west via Ogden. traffic originating
east of that line was to go via New Or
leans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-10
WouId- Not Cut Rates.

Mr. Kellogg asked Mr. Stubs if he
would permit the cutting of rates By the
Southern Pacific in order 20 take bust
ness from the Union Pacific or vice
versa.
No" he replied.
Did you cut rates on the Southern Pa
cific in order to take business from the
Union Pacific prior to the consolida-
tfop
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-10

about II per cent. but it could not be
maintained
Mr.. Kellogg submitted 10 the witness
statements showing that the Union Pa
CHIC had prospered greatly in the last
Few years and asked If in view of this he
Il consider them entirely reasonable >,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-10

Chief deputy L. May. $40.
Deputies-L. p. Palmer, $S5; f. ]. A.
Jacques. $50
Abstractors-T. A Moore, $50; Eber
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-10


You never did that?
No
Never cut any rates?"
I'VE never originated any cut rates.
Are not s-continental rates about
10 per cent higher than before the con-
solidation2'
"All the lines tried to advance rates
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05

ssmii6sn G6e in 9stgo6s siesn, fol-
ten nd re6Bsitis pon i5rsm 9farrer
Elm icldts 6ormulsr eiHbGn0iasn IaT
Ten unO e rem pro.eaantiThen gbs
frerbet loer9eoen. 0tnn penR ale
Sortersitansen fir Die &insehunQ eis
Wr Ioltn semil6ten @6s aetroFfsn
iporoen fuo uno iolar Der Iaa Ser
9o6seit bereits bsfimmf poroen lit,
II tsine Set ms6r. oisIe qnlslsen
belt 81 rs9eln, rem Hidt sat6oliIheu
SuiuHfti5en Gbesattsn aaraaf auf
mertiam su matxu.
Die Gr3iebaug eirsr tlfboIiftgn
6amilie in elmer aemiihten Ghe. in
Der Ger Batter Elm gyoteiidnt lit. 1T
eiRe Aott i6pitrise 9ufca6e. lDsnn
ieoo2 Die Butter cine Bro aantin lit,
Damn 10 ne unmogli6 Tenn her Nlute
Ter fdnt Ger ayoBtt Qntheil Der 4ufsr=
3tepun3 uRo @r3ieauHg osr Sinner su.
Die Sinner ino Elm oisl inniaertr51siI
Der Wluisp, neil lie aus i6rem TIeiife
IND Sllie krOorgesanlen ino. Sic
piro oeshala, psnn lie Riftsfathos
llih n. niemdIs i'm Sidnoe iein, cine
tltpollde 5amilie 3u er3iebtn. Deg
holb reroeH mir inter alien llmftdTs
Den cine DiipsnIotion our Ginee6uns
elmer semiittsn Gbe 0~eripeigsrn. in
Der bic 5yau nitt iai6oIiIh lit. uno
rarnen mir aue fatboliIhtu iunsen
NldRner, iolfe 9etanntThaften nit
oer Abfat Su moten, cine Ghe einsus
geben."
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Arsmiglieoer. 9 ubr Dorm.: Qsbte
SibuH1 urc @asl Der neusn 9eamten;
2 u6r nadm. @5fa6rt in &u.i6en
nab Eeutcpelis; 8 ubr a5enos: ST.
mit6lidt Undertaking. fir Die Dsls=
qdten in ben .Eirolsr 4lpen".- Die
DelssateR meroen nd fir Die ReiIe
Hah @ffiu5bam uRo 5urid oer 81 err
6olsnosn Certificates" auf l uno cine
1r;ttsl 3ate 6e0snrn.
Solist. Sa. ~ @m GountaQ IA.
4priI 6eging Der St @lupFus 3neis
10. q. u. 6. H., oas Sil5erne sSus
6iidum feinss gsitsbens. Sine nahs
tpdglife 6eier, uuo omar cine i'm
5reien, pirO am Sonntag 16. sunni
itattfineeH, pDSu audi Die 9ereine oon
Splist an0 l%lmse6uus singslGoen Iino.
Bel oieler @elegenbeit ptro aud sine
5rsBariise StraBenparaOe o~sranfaItet
neroen.
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niuss3neiq 90. 80, %. 6. L., Der ct.
Mtdrienz @emeinOe erp6blte foIsenOe
9eamten: 9rdf., 4nt. 8anfer; 9ices
Prdi, Bern. upi9uIte; 6in.sSee.. q.
3iener; Qrot.s SEC. Sen. ulil5ert;
Sdabm., BAL. 6oFfmanu; Srufees,
8m. Nait. 5r5. 9uno. Bern. SOpsr,
6r5. 6reie.
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Bel gorous3ablura Don
B2-25

3psi feline Dstorud5ifbsr.
GroBe IS bti 20 3Oa. gers 5siu u.
Ullria. Die 9rsu3iguns. 1as lsBie
Q6enomabl. unbsflsdts 5%mpfdngniB.
ct. Soiepb. 81. 5amilis. gra6 5eIu
uno Maria. gapit Qiua Der 3sbnte.
Gcce 6onp II. ulater 1oIoroia. uns
iere lisbe 5rau Don per immerpd3s
rmgen 6ilis. 81. Qnn1. 81. pttrus.
81. Wi6ael. 81. @eor3. Der CUTE
Dirt. 5l. S6ubsngsl. 81. Qlopiius-
Coer elm ih0nes, cine 9an0Uirigid aft
Dartsaenoss @emdlOe. 9toBe 10 BET
Is.
GtnGrucifir nit fe~inongeloss
tel G6rifus 5isar. aaf idpar3pos
Iirtsm 6ol3 1912 500 5oh.
Sine bd6I6e frdr3OHI4l 8rtars
Qfeife nit 8ernteiRs Spite.
@rimm = We6Hsr's 6eut d.
ameriraRtfdes 70 0rters
sud. us6er 300 5siitu tart. gum
Gr.ernsn Der sn5ltiden Sprats uns
ent6e6rlih.
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gte @Rfnbrett Der pR-
nttTdttPtt GbPn.

81 letneW HeullO IN ellen Htr0et
Der DiD3eie 8en0er berleIenen 6irtens
ihrei6en iebr itrense Regeln fir bic
9erebelifung oon &at6oliten nit
Rihtsaatboliten aufgeiteIt. Gr orbnet
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naRnter 3i03eie fem totboliIher
1idnn cine firnliHe Gbe nit elmer
prnteitantin eings6sn fam, ia fir teis
ne iolde She bic oa3u n6tbise tir6=
lihe 9ispens ertbeilt peroen Mir
Dc. Der 6srr 8iifof bsgrinoet oieies
9er6ot nit Der %offeRtunOigen 56ot=
ia6e, oaB, ME bic i'm Bette Der airhe
6sfinoliten tatitiIfen Qnsa6sn nafp
pelien, Ole folhen gben eniiprungenen
ainoer fat obrs ane @usno6me fir
Die 8irfe DerIoren gebeR. Der protes
itantii6en Mutter o6lisst Die gr3ie
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lie in ieinem @lau6en er3ogsn psrs
beu.
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men protefantif6en MaHn beirat6tn
mil. muB lh Ger Mann Don einem
grieiter ieine 9erpFliftuHs, bic 9inz
oer i'm tatbrltiden @lau6tn 8u sr3ies
hsn uutsrrihten IaFen, unb pirO crit
odnn cine ttrhlide 5rauuna srlGubt
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anne6men mag bdb Der protetontifde
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in loeren 9ldubeu feine &in6er er3ogen
neroen Tnlen. BOD parnt Der bo8p'ts
5srr 9iifof ale 8atbolitinen b5hif
einorin9lih aud DOT Der @in1ebung
iolfer Gbeu. nSrn er lie ni6t aud
poafinoig 5er6idet.
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ghen con 8atbcIiten NIT unsetduFten
4srIouen cher gstduften groteHanten,
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Genius 9e6t un5sitreit6ar berDor, baB
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loren seben. Nir sIau5sn a6er, baB
so 9rocent Der Wd6rbeit ndfer tomz
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luiie 1T in Rem Wdnsel religi5ier @rs
5ie6uns in gemiI6ten gbsn al iufem.
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eire frifIihe 5amilis beransugie1eu,
uuo mug sine Iolhe @~r3isbura our6
9siipid uHo 9ele5run1 sr3ielt peroen.
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tel TT. mir tonrsn Dir a6<r BON Ell
rem nidtslatboliifen Batter ooer ei
nsr nif.stat6olnfsn Wutter ernortem,
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iegt Fat. tehrsn oosr ourh i6r BEL
'pisl au~sprdgen t0nre2 Gas 5Shite.
pas mir in oiefem Ta1e erparten i'm
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ten bic 5reibeit beIoFen piro, isine
RelisicH practsiG aussui6sn uno bic
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
Bel goraus3a5luHs ooa
$3.50

Sin bc6Feisr 0sibn1TsrisTel.
oaf ftinsm glaif, NIT auf3sls9tsm
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Gr5bs. 10 3on.
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mattirten Dedtn. in isiHsm ggluloi0s
Ginbano nit Boloihniti. paHsn5 fir
@rnsgommnnicanten unb graatleute.
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Gpfhetn Hnb g0aRBeIfen.
al Seiisn Iolio in esinplHo ssbuns
ben.
gstImuttsr RoisnsranS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05

~ Gy35ii6of 9ra6sH BON moutrsoI
But an ben oortigsn StoOtratb Elm
S6pei5eR gerihtst. norin er Dor
i6ldst, cine @enlur 5ur 9%rifuns al
lsr Stide ein5uieben, pelde in Gen
oorti9en G6eatern sur 4uffibruH9 gez
braft Der0en iolen. 3pei Der bortis
gen fron30hifeR 56eaer BADEN T9
tir5lih er6oten, Dem Gr36ii6cf ale
CUR Quffdhrung gu ~brinsenbsn Slide
por3ulestn, uno er pinint nun, bic
Geniur aud auf bic sngljIten 5beater
dusgeoebnt 3u ie6eR. Ter Staotratb
ieBte elm Spetialcomite Elm, neltes
pie 6ra8e griinoli6 srpdgen unb oann
9eriht eritatten ipn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
Allerlrt Mont Guur.

Gas r0miiHs 9ocdleomite fir
ods @olosre 9rieferiubildum 4ius'
10. BAT, ent3egen ieiuer uripriH9lihsn
&bF6t Die 6eier an Is. Sept. al 81
9e9en, oieieI6e auf rem Is. Roo, ben
Sabrestas oer9iihofsc0nieeration Oes
Ydpltes, oeyle9t. @n stfterem Saae
befinoen ii4 Die meiiten Qrdlaten unO
oas oiplomdtiite Comps ned in llrs
laub unio me9en Der enthusiastically
oes 20. Sept. (GiBussta9 Der Die
montsItn in Rom). peI6er oon BEN
ltaotilnen 8ebor0en un0 @orporatio=
nsn feitli9 bssan9en miro. Iounten
aa9 lei6t ur3utrdsIihieiten sniFebeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05

ueufi5erne astte uu0 Gruciftr,
nit adE4sH. 5ir @ritcommuHitans
ten uno 8routleute 5eionosrs pdHeno.
Sin Iolioes WeffiH9 4reu8
nit feiHer @briitua 5igur, Fsin ladirt.
~ 3oa bod.
Gonfltn'8 6ano6u6 oss
n ii blt9en uro 2aftenats
oer melt. uebsr 440 Ssitea
tart uno sHibdlt geieBlids geitims
munger, goniaIats. gins uno anosre
1a5easn, asrspte. pot5siesS gauos
sarten etc.
Die nQders unD Gattens
.6uus 3situng", sri8eint p06ents
lid oon u Biz 20 5eiten tart uno 1T
a%uerlaHnt zines ber 5eiten .anopirt5s
IhaitlifeH 8ldttsr.
@ebet6a6tr, gy6Bsren an0
Hsineren 5Orma!s, fir Grpa8
iene uno 9inSer; IN Qsosrsin5an0 ooer
ueiBer gslutoipz Btds uno nit &C.
pohnihsm oosr sro5em Druid.
u Ios Qt6en 6ss fslis
8eH Dpstor Sofsp9 Sal3s
mann, Don Bern ReD. 5oiepb Rais
ner, ReCtor Res Saleiianum; In 2eins
pdno 5e6unoen. p @enofe0a,
BON g6riItopb bon Shmi0; in gs.ns
mdno ae6unosn. q goteH3 Der
Wagnet. eine Grsdblung aus BEN
Geben fir Die reifsye 5ugsH5 uHo Dag
Belt; IN Qeinnono Cucumber. 81
@oioeue 9lumen, Criminal
9oman DON 661mp0l.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05

0ie D~erlcutst ioa nunmebr btihloi
fen tpopoen iein, bic 9sihe beg perTtor.
benen 9apltes Geo Der Drei3ebnte
nahts in aler Stile uno o5ne ieoe
BrunfenifaIiuue, BON ibrer ebissn
Rubetdtte nah oer 2aterans Stride 81
ubsria6ren UNI bort eubgilti5 6ei9eiebt
8u lperntn. Sbpobl bic itdlisniide SEE
gieruus militdriIfen uno poli3ei!ideu
SduB fur ben 6aa Der lIe5erfibrung
bel 5age mo unter 9sobdhtuns sss
piher 6eirli6teiten. bsriprohtn bate.
3o9 man bic 9o6t5eit uRo cine title
lleberfiibrung Dor, I'm btn po6eI Die
Ni69lidteit gu Qusi4teitangeH gu neh
men.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05

0laH ienoe 9elo MIR mitiela qo1i
oosr grprsBs @elodnusiiansen. rsaii
THIRTEEN 8risie. ooer ouf WilDaute
69ica5o ober Rem Yort lautsnoi
Nehiei.
Qae 9rdmisH per 9oF nsrSr
portofrei 3ugeiouet.
Sine ud8 8s fteiIarg 3slisfsrt
qramis fam Hidt gs9en cine aHoeTl
um3ttauiht psroea.
SO Waion 5traBs.
Wilndutss mis-.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05

@iuen 9roBen tatboliideu Sen
greB nah Dem Muiter Der 9diboIjtens
perlammlun9en DeutihlaHb's planen
pie &dthoiiten 8elgien's fir oieIes
Sdbr. 8orbereitungen bierfir per0en
ieBt seiroifen. un0 man perlpridt i'd
eineH sepaItisen @rfOls BON Dem llus
.~ernebmen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
Bel 9oraus3a6tun Don
$500

etne Refie um bit
melt 0ermttttlH oeS 5tts
re oeopes. 100 9botosg 5romos,
&nF9isiarten Der intsreTanteReH
9IdBe ri Wslt, bohfein aasgefa6ri.
Bieie feineu giIoer iammt Gtereoicops
uno nit einsm 5o6rsons oisisr 3eis
tuna. p~ortofrei uur 1885, o6ns
S~is.oicop $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05

in iebsr Sesene. in isosr RAD
bari6aft lno Beaiide seuus. O1b e
f6 lo6nt, Th um einen qreis fir Bic
@aDiuuuug neuer QboHHsntsn fiji Die
ie 3,itung ~ befpsrxH. %iaR pTobir'
"a Rnr eiHma..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05

Der, oas 2eben @6rfRf 6ars.
ttieno. ammt gutem Gtes
.reofcop. Ter Gmpfdnger Bat Del
rieier prdmis bic G~rpreBtofen al.
5abltn. pOrtofrei $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
Bel 8ordus5abluna 'oon
$2

Der golum6ias aaltn5sr,
1872 Seitsu itart. rei6lihit aussejtats
tst nit elmer 5une le6rrreideH uno
intersFantsn 2~sisitoffss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
eaam. ern. enonin garlh.

81 ith gu bcriieH, lei es
8ei6lofeH, oeS geIisbiea un0 uns
nergtBll4sn gerspisien, oft i'm @ebsts st
s~eoeHfen ferner
8efhtoiie en-, oaB Oieier 9si6luB in
oas 4rOtoiOubu6 Der @smeiuoe eingstras
gen, in oer p@olHmbia@ mno I'M @rcelior
uer0fsntIibt unO Ost @ermGnoleH abers
mittelt peroe.
9teSt.2 urentins @emeinoe
81 0iilpaIfee, in oer @emeiuoes 9erlamms
lung I'm 2S. april, 1907.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
u, 1~llemOria,,,.

Ia IS Soft benz 0amdttiseu asfalen
bat, ben @gauoer, langidbrigsH 9farrsr
ano sroBmitbtseu 8obltbater oer Ct.
g%aurentius z @emsiuoe, Der iih gang gum
8obIs Der ibm AnOsriraaten a~uiseopisrt
hak
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en-
fir 1907.

Del Hrictsr gordus 6s3abluns liefera
mir bic 3situHg auf Elm Doaes Sa9r
unO ir9snO cine Der foI9snoen prds
mien:
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
Mnhrrm
Gtttzrmshtr
BY REV. WILLIAM GARDAr1.
Detroit.


characterize woud be disposed argue that the
gains modern life would life itself very larger richer
that the citizen militant
ship of The past would something like
ship.
And the popularity of modern day that the great gano
and enrcments of life have not wrought epondngy larger
larger citizenship.
Our modern citizenship neither broad generous cnght-
encd propoionac the general enlightenment and
rcbmen of the world live in Indeed marked phase quality
of peentay life rather the tendency emphasize separation
and hatred The Hague conference just concluding has revealed
this Themodern principle Of the augmentation Of naval military
reveals this There six nations of the world
and these the advanced who keep the closest and
each the other and of these lays down balesp,
the others Immediately proceed to lay down bigger Germany
nsular nationally nsular Armed TO the teeh she
abroad and her machines trained the finest readiness
German the and sleeps if she sleeps ALL
And this of France of Russia and in also of England,
Notwithstanding her wide empire of colonies The United States
peculiar training in broad citizenship. and have
times that all national
country" The trade policies of the world
the narrowing and limiting Of the of modern citizenship.
The fear of immediate time expressed The alarming phrase,
"Thc yellow peril" is a revelation of this thing
greatest peril Of the modern world hard
threatening ways the life trade politics. and the
hampd either by tradition geographical crowfng.
this world of time excellent way best
citizenship found in hardened militant natonal
recognition that Gods world very big world and that
and liberty and safety for every
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
Train HoId-up Is Fooled.

Fargo. N. DAN attempt was made
early Friday at Fife. q signal sta.
ton eight miles west OF Fargo. to hold
up tho east-bound No. 4 train on the
Northern Pacific railroad. Three men
removed the signal and switch light.
at Mapleton. -four miles away.vbgbgkq
The night operator called up the day
operator. whI was at home at Maple
ton, four miles away, and he came
on veloc!pede. Two men attempted
10 hold him up. but he got on his ma
chine and drew a revolver. One man
ran away but the other was captured.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
GRAVE OF TIE MURDERED BRIDE
Minus the Body and Coffin Had Been
Refilled.

Madisonyille, Ky.-When the grave
OF Mrs. Henry Delaney. who was muir
dered Is years ago. was opened at
Sturgls II was found that the coffin and
body had been removed and the grave
refilled.
Henry Delaney and Abbey oliver
were sweethearts years ago. When
they were returning with her parents
from Morgansfleld on the night OF
their marriage men In ambush fired
upon them. The young bride was kill
ed and her parents were wounded.
Delaney. who escaped unframed, was
arrested on the charge OF murder. de-
spite the fact that he had been In the
carriage with the victims. He was de-
clared rot guilty. but eight Of his al
legged friends were sent to the penlten.
tiary. The prosecution In the case
charged that the bride was In a deli
cate condition and that some person
had hired the men 10 KIN her.
T. c. Williams. a relative OF the dead
woman. was the person who dlscoY'
cred that the grave was empty.
Whether the body was stolen 10 balk
n post-mortem examination or whethos
II was taken by ghouls employed by a
medical college Is the mystery that Is
battling him and the police.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
jury Obtained In Powers Case.

Lexington, Ky.--Tho jury ia the
Powers case Is completed. and counsel
for the alleged slayer Of Goebcl waived
formal arraignment The jury h CON.
posed u ten farmers. one druggist aad
one printer. as follows: :. W. Rona.
ker. democrat. the only man on the
Jury left Of the vcnire OF zoe from Har.
rison county; @. r. Shinkle. aged 30
years. republican: J. c. Under. aged
IS years, republican; o. c. Collier,
aged As years. republican; A. y. Jou
EFT. aged 2S years, democrat: James A.
O'Hara, aged IS years. democrat. said
20 have voted for Wilson: Barney
Franks. aged IS years. democrat: J. Y.
Franks. aged IS years. democrat; 4. j.
Marshall. aged IS years. democrat: J. Il.
Race. aged 30 years. democrat: Frank
See. aged 40 years. democrat: Thomas
Robinson. aged rs years. republican;
J. l.. Price. aged e2 years. democrat.
the one man on the Jury who can not
read
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
THREE JURORS.
Two Republicans ard One lndepend-
ent. Stricken on Powers Panel.

Lexington. Ky.-Three jurors chal.
lenged by tho commonwealth, two re-
publlcans and one Independent. we're
stricken from the Powers panel. and
one qualified juror was excused on ire
plea OF great business loss consequent
on his absence.
This leaves three republicans ana
one democrat who are finally accepted.
and three democrats qualified. but sub
iect 20 pcremptory challenge.
Owing to the contentious OF connssi
the Doint OF examining veniremen was
never reached.
Tho order Of the court combining the
lists OF the two Yenircs from Grant
county gives rise again to a federal
question. the defense holding 20 the
Idea that being ordered for report On
separate days they arc subject TO sep
arate challenge and objection.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
KILLING OF SPARKS wlLLruL
Says Grand Jury That Indicted Master
Commissioner Boyd.

London, Ky-The special grand jury
called by Judge II. c. Faulkner to In
vestigate the killing OF Attorney Jas
Sparks by Master Commissioner Rob-
ert Boyd. jr., returned an Indictment
against Boyd. charging willful murder.
Circuit Judge Faulkner. being related
10 Boyd, declined 10 hear tho defend
ants motion for bail. and announced
that he would decline 20 have any fur
Their oficial connection with the case
Boyd's attorneys. Judge James D.
Black, OF Barboursvllle: George y.
Johnson and King Perkins. Of WI
Harrisburg. and Judge w. /. Brosn and
George ID. Brock. aud Boyd's law part
ner. II. c. Clay. took out a writ Of ha-
beas corpus before Circuit Judge NJ. ].
Moss, OF the Twenty sixth judicial dis
trict. who was attending federal court
here. Judge Moss released Boyd On
10000 ban. j. b. White and George
p. Johnson. OF williamsburg. and G. {.
Mcclure. OF this city. are sureties. T.
N. Johnson. law partner Of Sparks. ha3
been employed by the dead mans rela-
tlves to prosecute Boyd lie VII 10
assisted by other counsel Some %
the best legal talent Of Eastern Ken
lucky will take part IN the case.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05

There is one inlet In the Pacific
ocean where the conventional term
"the silver sea" Is absolutely inap-
propriate Just now. At the mouth OF
the Santa Clara river. California. the
water has bright golden hue, owing
to the presence Of tens OF thousands
of floating oranges. These are not
the fotsam OF washed-out orchards,
but were deliberately thrown into the
river from the great packing houses
In the Sespe neighborhood. The
crops are so large that only the best
oranges are worth keeping.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
peaceful ARMY" WARNING
Met BY Trust Agent with Notice No,
To Bother Him.

Lexington. Ky.--At Hepton. Fleming
county. after having notified the man.
ager OF the county board OF control OF
their coming. a peaceful army" OF two
hundred waited on o. Hauser. manager
OF the American Tobacco Co. and de-
handed that he cease buying or re-
ceiving tobacco and that nc reselnd
all contracts heretofore made.
Hauser replied to Harlan Day. me
spokesman OF the equity army" that
he rs agent OF the American Tobacco
Co. would continue buying as usual.
and that should harm befall Hauser or
his family or any damage come TO his
business the known members % the
body OF men before him shall be held
u strict legal account
The crowd left without disorder and
went 90 Elizaville. In the same county.
where they give similar notices 20 two
ether buyers.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
said He Was Stabbed BY Hunters.

Paducah. ky.-Ashley hOberlsOh.
Rho recently resigned from the school
board and at his own request was COM
mitted 10 the Western Kentucky asy-
um for treatment. wandered away
from homo ana returned with a cash
In his throat lie remembered little Of
his wanderings. except. he said. that
he fell in with hunters who took his
knife away from him and stabbed him.
he got lost In the woods. The gasn.
though not serious was evidently msde
with knife. lie was discharged from
the asylum a. cured. bat Is being
closely watched.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-12-05
Gala Dinner In TInis.
MURDER QUICKLY AVENGED.
italian Kills Railroad Employs and Is
Slain by Hunters.

Mifflintown. Pa.-Julius Derr. an
employe Of the Pennsylvania railroad.
was shot and fatally wounded Thurs.
day by an unidentified Italian laborer.
who was pursued by a party Of hunt.
ers and shot dead. The Italian. who
had been drinking and was disorderly.
shot Derr when ordered from the rail-
road station. The Italian then fed.
pursued by hunters who had wit.
messed the shooting. and took refuge
under a railroad bridge. Here he
drew his revolver and began firing AZ
his pursuers. who returned the shots.
killing him Instantly.