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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
EVIDENTLY SUICIDE
Goldfield Miner Found Dead With
Empty Morphine Bottle.
Special TO The Tribune,

SPtVTd 70 TTIc TIUT'IC'
GOLDFIELD. New, June l5.-Ed-
ward G, Becker was found dead this
morning in u room at the Brown Palace
hotel. Beside his bed was an empty
bottle labelled morphine. Thursday
wished to sleep Off his jag away from
his wife and four children who live
here. Deceased was a miner and lived
at one time at Bingham, Utah, He be-
longed 10 the Redmcn and Eagles
lodges, and was about to lannch labor
naner in GOldfcld.
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HEAVY FINE FOR
COMMISSION MAN

RAY Kicks, commission mer-
chant. was fined $500 by City
Judge c. 3, Diehl Saturday for
selling two diseased hogs 10 the
Success market The evidence
showed that Kicks first tried To
soil the hogs st market price.
and failing in thar. sold them
for % cents each The Prosccu.
tiou Was iustigatcd by State
Food Inspector John Peterson
aud City Food Inspector Walter
!. Frazier. Ricks gave notice
of appeal 10 the District court
and Gled an appeal bond of
$i0O,
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JAIL FOR BOGUS MUTE
7. r. Marion, Who Pretended to Be I'm
fortunate, Pleads Guilty.

After living in Jail for twenty FIVE
davs, f. +, Marion who. in order to
steal. played the role of a deaf and
dumb hcgGar. pleaded guilty before
City Judge Diehl Saturday to charge
of stealing a grip from house on East
First South street, He was fined 500
and costs. and viii thus serve another
CITY davs in Jail. Another charge Of
petit larceny and one Of vagrancy were
dismissed i'm consid dcration Of his plea
of guilty. Marion can talk and hear
as well as the average man.
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Nunstnrn Veteran Dies.

los ANGELES. June l5.-W William
I.cborcn Jenny. veteran Of the Civil
War prominent architect and engi-
nonr d;e5 M the home Of his son here
49,, aftar an illness Of several months
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Postomce Changes.

SpecIal 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON, June l5.-The fol
lowing fourth class postctlices viii be
advanced n the presldcntia' class July
/. Culdesac. Idaho salary fllQp;
e,Lusboue Wyo salary Sl4OO
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Blackfoot Indian Lawyer.

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. June 15.-LorcnZo
r Thomas, Blackfoot Indian. Of Ida
ho was today admitted TO practice he,
fore the Interior Department.
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Ia. June l5.-In support OF
'r,a william D. Haywood
l ibs murder OF Frank oIeu'
4, STATE today submitted to
psiiInony Of an even dozen
|apg TO confirm several de,
. ssr7 Of Harry Orchard, and
~: announced that it would
r,si week. The announce
. 4, conclusion Of the prose
|. Ess a surprise to the de-
4. yery clearly pleasing to
nd his counsel 1t came
% a request from the de-
,,ii,r from the state as TO
/ 4. .tOuld assemble its WIT
. Senator Borah. who spoke
ave next Wednesday as
4. later explained, however,
Iyen an early day in order
,r and as the trial now
nrumeut until Tuesday
4, prOsecution would not he
,,ie before the end of the
sl,F,s witnesses were former
labody and his daughter,
but neither was on
Bg long. 1t was anticipated
|,s would extcndedly cross
F:ruor Peabody and open
,uttntion involved in the
NJ law, hut n noon recess
4, the united counsel for the
Ia that i, would he better
5iItiu from doing so.
Every Step.
1 sastsiued fire Of oblec.
srn 10 strike out and along
rEsphed with exceptions by
10 the rulings Of Judge
,S.,,u,ion succeeded in Sc
iilissicn Of much evidence
points of Orchard s tale.
sn a showing that Steve
~ at Ogden in June. 1908,
re from California. where,
hs went To kill Bradley,
rin 10 HAYWOOD at Denver
lrsd by the originals Of
lyew York banks. five of
Ercbased at the FIRST Ma
n Denver. by Haywood
taring l90i, 1905laud 1906
ntuen'ly remittcd by Hay
J. slmpklns, former mcm.
ryaiive board of the West
n of Miners. who as " Sim
70 Caldwell with Harry
INSISTED in the first AT.
" S'ennenbcrg. The last
! January after the muir
'sd by Ms. Simpklns, pre-
sTpsins had hed.
'amc the production Of
And twisted fragments Of
IL Fhich the indicator
Z z Of, and this led to an
-i'T BY the defense into
~ events centeriug about
III. qnung the strike and
N"g. The defense tried ia
1s'' had been unwarranted
un'on miners. that the
IL A'llls WAS unwarranted
mad been looted. that
aine owners had commit.
III o''ues and melted others
s'l uniou miners had been
enven from their homes
~ officers controlled b,
u mad employed deputies
"sn'erS, things and Grim
Bomb Traced.
1. . Completed the lcga
-. |. 'eaoody bomb. frs
Co.,. vas dug ont of IN,
<Atr d'Alsue river. the,
~, sT' 10 Boise and iaker
sSa ~ lastly as by iacntifyiu,
fUh- u '"e plumber who
lsi. lSsii.'oay family wa.
~ ,a'' testimony and !
1 ss,I,.'Ov cover every momen
q '~S'd before the viii
& n d '1se o' more tool, up til.
,s,,., ,9'esard's story an,
Z b ''a = the testimony o
'''i, s',I...,a, ;. and Steve .slb'S. Ado%
aDrp,o
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Unitarian Services.

Unitarian church. l3S Second East
s,root Rev. w, +. Brown, pastor, Serv-
ices nj III q. IN. Sunday. school at 1915
y. m
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few COAL MINERS
ARE BACK At WORK
Most of the Men at Rock Springs
Celebrating Victory of
Union Recognition.
Special 10 The Tribune.
LIP NIIL' NNN-n I'm

; Special 10 The Tribune.
: LARAMIE. Wyo.. June ID
: S. II. Campbell, manager OF
: the Laramie Coal company, was
: today notified by A. II. Doanc
: Of Cheyenne, sales agent for the
: Union Pacific Coal company,
: that there will he no reduction
: in freight rates on Rock Springs
: coal the reduction applying
: only 10 points west of Green
: River, and that the reduction
: in price of coal at the mine
: would not he made for points
: east of there. y telephone mes
: sage from Rock Springs says
: only few of the miners have
: returned 10 work there. the
great bulk of them being en-
!. campod on tho mine celebrat.
. ing the victory of the newIy-or-
: gauiZed union in getting rccog.
: milton from the coal company,
: Only four carloads Of coal were
: delivered from the mines there
yesterday
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FAILS IN poison,
THEN USES REVOLVER
San Francisco JeWeler Kills
Young Woman, Then Blows
Out His Own Brains.

SAN FRANCISCO, July b
Miss Alice Bell was shot and
probably fatally wounded today
by Roy Huff, iewcler who
then blew out his own brains.
Before the tragedy HUFF tried
to induce the young woman to
drink from bottle Of muriatic
acid which he handed her as
whisky, but she refused to do
so. saying, ''You arc trying TO
poison me. He answered
!'Well. l II kill you somehow, y
drew revolver and fred, the
bullet striking her in the breast.
He quickly turned the weapon
and shot himself through the
head, dying almost Instantly.
Jealousy is given as the cause
of tue attempted murder and
suicide, which occurred in the
Chesterfield apartments on Post
street.
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State Gets in Telegram.

The seats outside the bar were not
more than half filed when court opened
this morning at O'Clock, j. T. Pender
The detective from Ogden. who arrested
steve Adams in q fruit car al Ogden, was
recalled Senator Borah stated 10 the
court that I'm the statement made by Or
chard and the testimony OF Peuder upon
sent telegram 10 Haywood, thus link
ing Steve Adams, as a o-conspirator
with Haywood. the State had the right
to Introduce Pender's testimony as TO
his knowledge OF the contents OF the
telegram. Judge Wood said he had no
doubt as 10 the admissibillty of the evi-
dence, but ruled that the State must lay
foundation TO show that the original tele-
gram had been destroyed. Senator Borah
argued at some length and quoted au-
thorties. Mr. Richardson argued that
there was up possible rule OF law under
which the evidence could be introduced
that Adams sent the telegram 10 Hay
wood when he was stranded and beating
his way back TO Denver from n mining
camp i'm California. but maintained that
this could not be strained TO mean that a
conspiracy existed between Steve .Ad-
ans and Haywood
The court admitted the testimony as n
declaration from Steve Adams, whom the
State sets up as a conspiratov. The tele-
gram read
''W. -. Haywood. Denver, Coll am
in trouble: send me $!5 at once:
Pcnder was briefly cross-ezamlned and
left the stand.
Y. G. Houston, assistant cashier OF the
First National bank OF Denver. was
called
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YOUR VACATION

VIII be made more agreeable II
The Tribune follows you. Mo
extra charge for mailing. Ads-
dress changed as often as de-
sired.
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E;oss BUREAU

. no, visited The
ers. ''ss ". .. ! s,y: ave-, "!::se ''.::ss
',s'' - ne s so.'s'' place !"
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Haywood Sent Drafts.

He said that the Western Federation
OF Miners did business with his bank and
drafts which were marked for identiE
cation. The drafts were In favor OF u.
J. SimpkIns and were purchased on the
Mechanics, National bank OF New York.
the Park National bank OF New York. the
National Bank OF Commerce. and the
First National bank of New York. AL OF
The drafts except one were signed by
Haywood as secretary and treasurer Of
the Western Federation OF Miners. An
other draft introduced was signed by
James kirwan. assistant secretary and
Richardson objected 10 the introduction
OF the drafts because immaterial and
had no connection with the murder or
Steunenbcrs He read from the face Of
the drafts.
The dates and amounts of the drafts
follow;
rional bank Of New York; by William d.
HAYWOOD and endorsed to J.. j. Simpkins,
cashcd by the Wehber bank at Wardner.
January ls 1905. S625O: National Bank
Haywood and endorsed 10 l. j. Sinpkins.
cashed by the Webber bank NJ Wardnor;
January &c 1905. S3l9.30; First National
bank Of New York; by James iSirwin, and
endorsed 10 l.. j. Stmptins. and casbed
by the Exchange National bank at Occur
October %. 1905 sli5.sO, National Bank
of Commerce. of New York: by william
II. HAYWOOD. and endorsed to l.. J. Slmp,
Eins. CaShCd by the ENChange Nailpndl
bank with the additional enforcement OF
Frank Tibhols
December . (second figure cut oup,
1905. 800; Mechanics National bank OF
New York bY william y. Haywood and
endorsed 10 I. !; Slmpl:lns; cashed by
the Spokane & Eastern Trust company,
with I'm additional endorsemcnt
Jnnuarv H. 1906. Sl6S.S5, National lS9nE
OF Commerce New York; by w. -. Hay
wood and endorsed 10 l.. j. Simpkins,
ca7hed by Matilda Simplfins CWifcl. at
Traders National bank ot SPOKANE.
Drafts May Go In,
After some argument Judge Wood ruied
that on the State showing the connection
between Simpkins and the defendant ne
would admit the drafts as evidence.
Twenty-onc other drafts were nitro
duced and the signatures were tdrntliled:
'They verc moi introduced In evidence ana
were only marked for idcutiil'atlon.
The bundle Of DRIFTS was eNanlned
very closely bv Haywood who conferred
with Clarence DaTrow on each one.
In ncrogs-sxamination Houston said that
/ thousands Of drafts were sent out I'm INC
course OF wear by HAYWOOD. or IN his
I absence by Firwin. his assistant
Maior H. \. Naylor. OF VICTOR s2I., as.
sistant secretary of the Mine owners
/ association was the next witness. Ai
! the time of the explosion IN the Nind!Sa-
! TOR mine %aylor was an oincer IN the Nd
/ tionnI Guard 81 Colorado. He went INTO
I tbc roinc shortly after the explosion.
Fragments Of n pistol were ldnntiiled
! bv the w.ilncss. They arc oeheVed 10 oe
eoutipued on Page Two.
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9je rei3enDt Gra1t

1T niat notbpenoiaer.peiie oieienige bon
polltommener, @eltalt unb @elihtsbil=
oung. Diele einfade Grauen. melhe
ME als 2iinflermooelle oienen t6nnten,
beliben iene ieltenen @igenihaften,
pel1e aae Welt beipunoert; Netti9teit,
flare Muaen, refine gldtte 0aut uno iene
2eidti9teit in G9ritt uno 9bdti9teit.
pelcbe CUTE @eiunpbeit be9leiten. Gine
pbpfld iduade Grau iRnis an3iebeno.
,elbf niht fiir lid ielbit. electric Bit
ters iuriren ihwcGe 5rouen, aeben
itQrfe NerDer, al0n3enbe Nugen. glatte,
iammtipeiAe 0aut. berrliden Seint.
@arantirt BON %. 8. peter's Mpotbete
Sn pders Mpotbete piro oeuti4 aeipro=
den.
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NuHtauh.

: Cine groBe Mnaabl BON Morotbaten
uub anoeren Werbrehen, Die in Der lsB.
ten 3eit auT Der pnBta uno III anoeren
5beilen llnsarns pon 3iSsunerbanosl
be9aneen moroen lino. baben Die 6rasy
betreffs Der Nusilbung elmer felten &on=
troQe iiber bic nomaoilirenoen 3igeu=
nerbanoen tpieoer lebbaft in ben 8or=
oergruno gebradt. Ser Nlarm, Den
oieie 3unabme in ben {hneren Nerbre=
9en peruriadt bat. 1T Elm algemeiner
unb es lit cine aQ9emeine Beme9un9
i'm @an9s, bic oarauf bin3ielt, Die &e=
sierung 3u spin9en, enolib einmaI
oieie $4,000 nomaoilireneen 3igeune,
ir9enono ieBbaft su MAIDEN.
Sn eunnplice. Dem peiili6en gor-
orte bon 9orontoe Ontario, tsnterte an
|25. yuli Elm @aiplinbDot uno uon Der
sebn Snia6en lino nur 3pei aerettet
uoroen.
syn Buenos Mpres. M,sentinien, Ion
es au einem Gampf spilden itreitenoer
0afenarbeitern luno Der poli5ei uno eE
,uuroen neun periouen aet0otet uni
pieie permunoet.
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raid tpie ,n69lid bem ufer 3u uno leate
lih an ether Bubt bel Still @ope fen.
Weun Qeihen tpuroen gebor9en piele
paHaaiere erlitten 0erlebun9en uno
mnroen In nahe 9eIe9ene Garmbduier
9ebrabt.
Sn Mapfelo. Gp., bib bor eini9en
Sagen Elm toller Dumb Elm Ralb bon 5.
s. ssorbes. oas nun ielbli ton muroe
unb bier pferoe bib. Das Galb ipur=
De BON ben Ssarmern eet0otet uno Der.
brannt. aber nidt aan3. unb unaefdbr
40 bnnoe aus Der Nabbaridaft fraBen
ben Gelt auf. Sic Garmer Der 9an3en
@eaeno befinoen iih iebt auf Der ssuao
nah ben 0unoen. bic ale tod rperoen.
Nus Otter Cote. Mid miro berih=
tet. naB bort orei psrionen UNITS yeben
|tamen. als Der Blib in ben Giisnlapen
uou W:. 6. Demin9nap einihlua uilo
cine Quantitdt Epnamit gum @rplobi=
rem brahte. Sic 5ooten Fnc Diap-
raro Deminamap. 80 Sabre alt, DER
ais @lsrt in benz 8eihdftanaeltellt mar
uno aeine Grau uno fiinf Sabre alte
5ohter.
Den lebten 3uIommenitellungen 3u.
fol9e iino bon ben 245 perionen, bic
fib an 8orb bes unter4e9an9enen
Dampfers .@olumbia" befanben. 152
aerettst tporoer. 1iinf 1ei9en iinb
aufaefunoen tporoen uno SO peitere
perionen tperoen permibt. Bon ben
50 grtruntenen tparen 80 Wdnner, 49
6rauen uno fiinf 2inoer.
Ser umltano. baB bic juoilden 6lei=
ider ben preis fur vtoiheres" Gleiid
erb0bt baben. batte lebte Wo9e i'm Su=
oenpiertel in philadelphia ernltlihe
llnruben 3ur sSclse. lleberaa i'm
@beho tpuroen bic 2eute, uel6e bic
5leilderldoen patroniiiren moaten, in
Der beftialten Weiie angearii1en uno in
einieen 0daen tpuroen Die 2doen er=
,tiirmt uno oas Jleild aerit6n. Die
Jrauen fauoen lin bellen 0au=
ten Dor ben 2doen uho sriffen ieoe per-
ion ON. bic eintretep wollte. Das se=
taufte GleiiA muroe oen 2euten ab9e-
nommen. nit petrpleum iiberlhiittet
uno auf bic 5traBe 9eworiep. Sn
orei 2doen tpuroe ieoes etiid Jleilh
nit Petroleum besoiien, bic 9aftI0Be
uno bic 9aoentiIde muroen um9e,uOr=
| fen uno Die Genfer ea,,aeiuorfen.
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3a9esneui8fettet,.
chto.

Die poliasi in &lpria iuht nod einen'
aeiuilien Sohn Wcylultp. Der lein tlei=
nes 76hterlein nit einem 2atteniiid,
III oas eip 9taael 9et,ieben ipar, bear=
beitet uno fllihtia wuros. Der Wanr
lit srii Dor Gurasn aus Dem 3udtbaus.
NO er weaen MlBhanolun9 ieiner 6,al,
elK Strafe perbiiBte, entlahen tporoen.
8. @. Buflep. Elm @lert. uno @eo=
elliott. Elm Shauipieler aus Ne,p Oort.
,puroeu am Treiiaa gormittag in @le=
pelano auf oem Dade zines Waaens
bes .9nentieth @entu:p 2imiteo"
|.56nellauees aufGefunoen, als Der 3us
in ben Babnbof einlief. sic er5dhl.
ten, baB fie bel Der Mbfabtt bes 3u9es
aus Buffalo auf oas Dad beg 5hlaf=
uaeens tletterten. oa He ni9t baran
oahten, ueldir, 89fabr fie lid opourd
ausiebteu. Weniee Nteilen binter
Buffalo. als bic sdneliafeit oes GU
Ses er0Ber tpuroe, tlammerten lie iid
an oas tleine @eldnoer an uno tpuroen
balb obnmddti9.
Bei bem BerIu6e. cine 8ibel, Die
unter einem Baume lag, bor einenl
pl0Blid falenben @eeen au idiiben,
muroe ssrau 9. 9ublon in Genton bonn
Blib erldlasen.
Sos swSlfidarige 5ohter1en Der in
Der Ndbe bon @allipolis anidiisen So
mile Sobn 0alpf purbe lebtetl Don=
nerita9 gtadmittaa. ndbrenoees auf ei=
mem ponn einen glusriit madte pom
Blib getroffen uno auf Der STEELE ae=
tnbtet. Mud oas pfero nuroe bonn
Ylib erihlageh.
llnter Der Mntlaae Der 6dlI1una
puroe s. Wartin allias Rellep bonn
Gihter @ulliuan in Oanton Den 8roB=
aeIhmprnen iibsruieien. Gr bate elmer
Nn3abl BON @eihdftsleuten bor9e=
| Ibpinoelt. er fannie @eloer fir oienlt
Iuntauglide Interchangeable. So
bel hattie er bic unierihrift ueriAieoe.
ner Jirmen sefdlldt.
Sn 2eesburs tuuroe SRI. pearl Wa.
ring am Sreitas ban Drt NnoerIon.
nit oem lie berlobt mar. ben gu beira:
rathen fie fd aber tueiserte. erihoiien
Anoerion nabm oann @ift. aber niA'
Qenug. um ben 3oo herbeiaufiibren
st lpuroe berbaftet:
| Denrp Berg, elm alter Deutlder it
M[lianee, tuuroe lebte Wohe bon einen
nieoerfabrenben Blibltrabl betdubt uni
gu Boben 9eiporfeu. ST erbielt babe
Iein i1limtAes Sod i'm &opf dno muBtt
be,pubtlos bnpon getra9en meroen.
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Wott5 an Gontraftorets.

gs tpsro bierutii Notia aeaeben. baB bic gommtfBp
ndre bon 1useorapas gpnntp. Obo. aul
Sputas. 2. eeptember 1907.
bis ga9mittaes l ltbr Stanbarb 's3eit periteqels
AHgebnte euf9egen nebmen iuerben fur ben Dau tinsv
cora'pps. fppte StiBmo uern fur 0eSeibe. mao ben
Sldnen nno Sfdsunssn bic in Der Office oes Gountp
9e9ebenen Seit einsereidbt ein unb perben alsbax1
geoffnet uno benrItdb oerleien. 9te @pmmiIiion6re
bebalten fi baS Redl por e,n5ene ober ollie An9ebpte
auriid5umet{en.
Sebes Ansebot muB BON elmer beafanbisten ganB
anfpeilung r ben 8etrag bon $500. 3ablbar on w. 9.
SDnabep, &onntg Nuotor be9eitet iein aIS cine Ga.
rantte bob bet Dieter ben Gontraft ibernebmen nnO
ynrgtbaf geben pirb, tuenu ibm berielbe aageipro.
den tcirb.
aus @uftra9 Der 8ebbrbe ber~ Gountp gommiiftpnd.
re in tbrer Stsnn9 am 20. euli 1907.
q. q. 0onatep.
Nubtor BON 5uscaranas s..
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Yolitii1es.

Sn elmer @eriommluna bes republi.
faniihen @entral,G mites bes staates
nuroe ON Ttenitaa 3rieasminiFer
Saft init 16 aeaen 5 @timmen dis
prdlibentIhaits @onbibot inooifirt.
trob Der Cppriitirn Der Bunoesienatos
rem Gorater nno Did. Gum 3role
Der Bunoesienaiorsn pnrDe nod Elm
tueiterer gelhlub anaenomment tporin
bic 0eroienlte bsr beioen Genatoren um
bic partei anertannt treroen.
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o5a,nesto,ptt Musitellttt
NorOweite,t T. Sitotpejtett
nit ipeaieu berullteraslebtem preis.

8eite gabn nod Safe @bautauqua.
3ua gebt Woraens um z ubr Don Ntm
philadelphia ab uno fommt Nahm.
$50 naG &bautauqua.
9le 5ifets, bic bon oieier etation
nah pittsburg uno nod pldben 6iflih,
bon pittsbur9 bertauit merosu. Iino in
Dennlion aiiltia. Sen aansen Weg,
SAlafmaaen. Gelerbationen oon oieler
Station aus aemadt. Bepdfmarten
bon bier aus big an Die gnbHation.
Ssiir ndbere NustunIt tpenoe man Ii1
in Stem philadelphia an
S. Is. Wbtte, Met.
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Gi1 Demf,piiroteer 9ae.

Cues 9o9es erinnern lulr uns als
zines freuoi9en iolpobl als zines iiir
utiere 0siunbbeit beiliamen, ndml,6
soeiIen. an tneldeui mir init Or. Rings
yte,p 2ife pinen befanAt luuroen, Dem
.i9mer3loien 8einiaungsmittel. neldes
aopfpeb uito @alltnleiosn iurirt, uni
bic gineelDsiDs IN DronunG bdtt. 0a
rantirt pon SO, 9. ptttr's Mbotbete
glur Is Gents. a,eriutt is.
ssst 4lelp1s nlsiss ,inb ipar'
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Washington telegraph., 1907-04-26
MARSHAL HART KILLED
While In Discharge OF His Dut,
BY Accidental Discharge Of
His Pistol While De-
stroyins Whiskey

j. f. Hart, marshall Of Arka-
delphia was accidentally killed
Tuesday morning while destroying
bootleg whiskey whicn had been
ca )tured. Marshall Hart was
STOPPING over smashing the bottles
of whiskey when his pistol fell
from his coat pocket the hammer
striking ON one of the bottles with
the above resul;.
Mr.. Hart was well and favorably
known over this part of the state,
was IA good officer and his death is
deplored by all.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-26
NOT A CANDIDATE

] have been, by my friends,
strongly solicited to let my name
go before the people of this school
district for one Of the directors, in
the coming election. While ap-
preciate this very highly, | must
ask them to not insist upon this,
as | will not serve. | have been II
school director for over Fl years
and feel that | have always done
my duty while serving i'll that ca
pacity. My record i'll this district
will show that | have, and | feel
that | can now retire with credit to
mvse t, aud | know that the people
will make no mistake in choosing
nv successor, | respectfully ask
nv friends not to vote for me as a
school director In the coming elec-
tion as | positively will not serve.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-26
BROWNING,LEE BILL
PASSED THE HOUSE
AND OLD LINE COMPANIES VIII
RETURN TO STATE
SENATOR DAVIS LEADER
OF Forces Opposing The Bill.
Many Visitors Present and
Much interest Manifested
In The Bill.
SENATOR DAVIS LEADER

Little Rock, April by a
vote Of ~ to 81 the Browning Lee
bill passed the house yesterday
after eonte t had been wagei
on the floor from the hour of be-
ing ellled to order until o'clock
i'll the afternoon, and which had
been an orderly session until the
roll call had been announced. A
twenty-minute interval Of disorder
reigned following the announce
ment, uutil il required ii roll cal
vote to adjourn the body.
The Browning-Lee bill excerpts
from the provisions of the King
antitrust law such old line inSur-
auce companies as are not i'll a
combination to control the prices
of premiums within this state, re-
gardless OF their attitude III other
states. Under the broad provlsi.
OILS of the King antitrust law no
corporation or company that WAS
affiliated with any organization to
control prices anywhere could
transact business in Arkansas.
Senator JEFF Davis was the lead
er Of the forces opposing the bill.
He also took an active pait in
the defeat of the Balch bill Of a
similar nature. which had formerly
been introduced in this session.
Throughout the entire day the
galleries and all available seats on
tn, Il por were occupied by enthu-
siasts attracted to witness VIII 1t
was admitted to be one of the
fercest flor fights that had been
waged at this session. This crowd
did not repr esent local people, but
visitors from the ranks of business
men throughout the entire state
who were present to make a last
appeal to their representatives for
relief thlt is accorded by the roturn
of the oil line fte com .,arie; to
the state