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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

The annual meeting OF the Rhode Island
Pharmaceutical society will be held on
Jan. at the Wellington, and will proba-
bly, be the most interesting one held. as
representatives from the Pharmacists
company, the Providence Retail Drug
gist's association, the Charles Rice club.
and the local branches of the National AS
socatisn OF Retail Druggists have been
invited to attend. and invitations have
been extended TO Governor Higgins and
to Mayor Mccarthy. A banquet will be
served.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

The British club Saturday evening NOM
mated the following as candidates for
club officers TO be balloted for at regular
meeting in January: For president, w. a.
Watts, Thomas Dyson, H. q. Dubois:
first vice president, George Thurber, Pc
ter Tunnicliffe. Fred Wilde; second vice
president. John Lord. George Dickson.
Walter Watts; secretary, George w.
Rhodes; assistant secretary. James Robb.
Isaac Kenworthy. Edmund Neild: treas
urer Edmund A. Ricketts,: board of gov
ernors, Walter Watts, William Burton,
George Dickson. Dawson Sutcliffe. Frank
Moorehouse, Joseph IL. Bardsley, Albert
l.. Pope, James Kirby, Harry Berry.
John Ingham. George Thurher, Arthur
Tweedale. Melvin Harris. Fred Wilde.
David Halstead, John j. Mills. Stanton
Abbot. William Wilson, Peter Tunnicline.
John A. Robb. Edmund Lord, James Har-
graves, Thomas Dyson, Rooert McGee.
Isaac Kenworthy. James Newton, Joseph
III. Taylor.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30
Oldest Catholic Prelate Dead

Hobart. Tasmania. Dec. 30--Most Rev.
Daniel Murphy archbishop OF Hobart.
died yesterday. He was the oldest Cath
Ollie prelate. having been consecrated or
Oct. II. 1916. He was appointed coadjutor
OF Hobart I'm 1866 and archbishop in iSSs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

Portraits OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thaw
and sketches illustrating how the slayer
OF Stanford White spent his Christmas.
The packages show a portion of the gifts
Thaw gave 10 other prisoners in the
Tombs. He remembered everyone in the
prison.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

William Midgely OF 40 Howard street
fell from a car Saturday evening and his
right wrist was cut lie was taken into
Shepard's where the injury was dressed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

Just before 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon box 2? was sounded for a fire In the
cellar OF the liquor saloon at BIZ Eddy
street. operated by James Lavell The
fire was in the floor under the bar and
considerable cutting had TO be done be-
fore the fire could be located and ex-
tlnguished. The damage was not heavy.
The fact that a bag containing $40 which
was hidden under the bar could not be
found gives rise 20 the belief that a
thief may have caused the nre.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

Charles McAdams Of IS Preston street,
Saturday, found a large brown leather
pockctbook containing four bank books
on the Union Savings bank of Fall River,
with the names OF Celina Peneault. An
gelica Fiola, Frank and John Fiola in the
rear doorway OF the building at las Canal
street and turned il over TO officer +. III.
Sheehan.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

| An attempt was made some time yes
| terday to rob the barn OF Patrick Fine
| gan. "a Judith street. two doors 10 the
building being found forced. Nothing is
| missed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30
For safety Apd sure proass

Put your money I'm Choice Real Es.
tate. There is none better than Mr..
Bennett will show you at Oakland
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

While Mrs Mary Rioux OF 66s Douglass
avenue was on Mathewson street near
Washington street about 1920 CLOCK on
Saturday night two men stepped In front
OF her and one of them grabbed her
pocketbook. which contained $Sl, Mrs.
Rloux screamed and crowd OF young
vain TO escape. and when he failed TO do
so. he threw the pocketbook INTO the
street. which was picked up ana turned
over TO the owner, ana then tne young
uuickiy disappeared. Mrs. Rioux reported
the affair at the Central station and gave
a good description OF the would-pe thlet'
Because son was born to him OF
Christmas. Patrolman Richard Gamoie
gars TO his fellow officers and other
friends.
Mary Lannon reports stolen from her
home at IS Rill street a ring valued at -
John Flemming. % years old. was taken
III on Westminster street opposite Greene
taken 20 the Rhode Island hospital In the
ambulance.
William Leswer reports stolen from his
house at 42t Benefit street yesterday af-
ternoon his overcoat valued at SIS.
D
Adolph Klemer saturday while he went
10 dinner left his daughter In charge of
his store at 1851 Westminster street and
when he returned his daughter told him
that two little girls had purchased two
small satchels, and on departing had
taken her own alligator skin vslise val
ued at Sc and which contained little less
than 70 cents. and fancy pins valued at
| 81 Klemer went I'm search OF the two
girls and soon found them on the street.
| took them back TO the store and sent for
patrolman, who placed them under ar
rest, but they were later released.
.
Catherine Leahy, 10 years old was to-
/ day I'm district court committed to the
state hospital for the insane. Some years
ago she was at the hospital and again Is
suffering from an attack OF acute mania.
While employees at tho jewelry shop OF
Pembroke s. Eddy at 67 Friendship street
were cleaning out coloring tank n
lighted candle they lowered into Il start
ed n blaze at 500 this morning and an
alarm was sounded from box 2ie. The
blaze was extlnguished with but little
damage
Ernest Walker negro. 81 years old.
and Angeline Good. a negress. when
charged with misconduct with each other
admitted evidence sufficient TO convict.
were each fined SO and costs. appealed
and furnished surety TO prosecute the ap-
peal.
For safety xpd sure Proats.
| Put your money I'm Choice Real Es-
tate There is none better than Mr..
Bennett will show you at Oakland
! Beach.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

Ernest Walker. negro. 81 years old.
and Angeline Good. negress. when
charged with misconduct with each other
admitted evidence sufficient to convict.
were each fined $40 and costs. appealed
and furnished surety TO prosecute the ap-
peal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

while employees at tho jewelry shop
Pembroke S. Eddy at 67 Friendship str
were cleaning out coloring tank
lighted candle they lowered into Il sta
ed n blaze at 500 this morning and
alarm was sounded from box 2i9.
blaze was extlnguished with but III
damage
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

Because a son was born to him OIL
Christmas, Patrolman Richard Gamble
OF station has been distributing ci-
gars to his fellow officers and other
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-30

Mary Lannon reports stolen from her
home at 1S Rill street ring valued at s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-25

Sn BEN 3eiten Der g D,
n t 81 lt5abetb BON eng
lamb eberrf4te Die parlarpkntorif9e Rez
gel, bab elmer &ebe aufhsr einen Seite
bes 9auies tets sintyfolhe auf Der
anbsren Settle fDlssu fOlts.
lie tdsIt@ 81 abrune
etnes Monnes In tDdbribge, Maf.,
befteht aus efns6t Quart Mtl6 unb
etnem pFun4 Graders. SIM CONNER
umfafsn eAs frugakn mabloeiten
aud nod Wfpfs{ unb Geeren.
ID 370.
o00e 900 pfunb g. 3upferbra6t
tporeu Rstes Sabr in ben\8sr. @taas
ten a&fni fir bic Selepbpntinien in
9enuBungSD iefes Sabr erpartet man
eine 3una6Ae um 1000, 900 9funb.
Bon ben tibet d n
6 nabe fperbem ungefd6r Der
bierte Sbeili gu Games (prteFern
bera~nsebilbeA gu benz 8ebufe foms
men fie bereSEs BON i6rsm ieAiten 2es
bsnsjabre aB tn etn &loftsr, tn benz
tie fortap ~aufmobnen baben.
. Ik &9untntB be8 ST.
ems lit u,t Sibet siemli9 nett bers
brettet rmb aphb ben 2naben metitens
IN ber, Md sgslesenen aloterI9ule
beigehSoA; Mdb4en mtHen bteie
Jertsgteits faus fe ie ~iiberbaupt err
perben ppaen. gu 9aufe erlernen.
6 n kG GARNER In Mani l.
tn b a f6rteb ~esIessntli9 Der Or
11euerunghetnes Mbonnements an etne
Wtnnepesfr 3ettun9: nMertber 9err!
Menn STE irsenb toel9s Grauen tref@
ten. BITE ii9 bsrbeiratben m04ten,
fdtden sic iie gu Suns. sd brau9e
et'te Grdu fir mid feIbit unb nod Diele
onbere.@
MebraGs1 IA 0 d.
b p er fabren jebt uuunterbrOs
Den I'm CONNER unD Winter bon
9seitemiinbe aug na9 bE @orbfee unb
lbi4en tire Qanbungen IN ben Weiers
hdfsn, unb auBerbem npmm:n nod
msbr ais $500 frembe Jif6bumpfer
aatdbrli4 nit i6rsm gang in @eeftes
miinbe an.
pie 9 amurai r%eprGfentirsn
Die olte @riitptratie Sapans. Oiefe
beborre9tigte 8eoSIterungstafte 3Gblt
etfpa 100000 Mitqlteber. Sebe elm
3elne SammraizGamilie lit i'm Bette
zines 8appenf6iIbss. fptl6es SAINT
ltenstssnt9um 1T unb BON Nismdnb
anoers benubt perben bari. Se65ig
Ssraoes regteren ben Orbsn, beHen
pS9fts @trebeu'in benz Cob tir's @as
isr!aub sipfslt,
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cages . 1~seatareiteu.
SnIanh b.

- Die @rano, Surp in San Tran.
cisco bat iebt geaer Mapur 5hmit
iec9siebn, auf Beitebung uno BE.
itehlibteit lautenoe Muflaqen erbp,
ben. Die Nnflaaen iino auf @runo
Der Guef'ihen Nuslagen aemaht
rnoroen. 8eaen &uef ielbit purben
nieraebn Gntlaaer erboben; ferner
9eaeu Bntrid calhoun, ben Br6ii.
benton Der nuniteo &ailuaps", bier.
aehn; gegen oeiien Qffiftenten, 9born.
rnaa WtuQalg, uieraebn; geoeu bic
Nnp6lte e. W. Jpro une SO. 6.
NbbDtt. niersehn; aeaer 2Duis @laB,
Den Yrdiioente1 oer rBacific States
Telephone q telegraph gumpann4
sruei; geaen 9beDoure 6alIen, einerl
friberen Ggenten berielbe1 @eleQ.
fdaft, cine. SIN ieoern Sale Euuroe
Die Blrgihaft auf $40, 900 feffaeiebt.
Gin in Der Office bee Soutbern
Bacific > 8abn III SEEM Orleans an.
geiteater @lert Nariens sc. 8. Cor.
1er lit unter oer Gntlage perbaftet
uDroen, $36, 700 unteridlaeen su
baben.
= Sir @bentung 2iuna Gbano.
Der bineiIbe @eianote in Wa1htno.
tDn. lit suridberufen moroen. Gr
iDu 6as Nmt 0es Sber. 8onfuntrp[.
lenrs, zines Der bDhiten Menter in
China. tbernebmen.
Gidter &0bert Nntbon1, ber
BON benz Supremes@ eriht oeS Gtaa.
tes Wtifiouri beauftragt mar, in benz
BruaeB oes Staates geaer, Die Stano.
orb Oil Gnmpanp. bic WatGrs 8ierce
Oil GDrnDanp uno bic &epublic Oil
@Dtnpanb BemeismaterinI Al Iarns
melr, bat einen 8eriht einaereiHt, in
Dem er iagt es lei unsmeifelbaft, oa6
ote orei g%enannten @eieuifaften elm
uebereintommen abaeidtoHen b1ts
ten, I'm ben Breis su %tDntrDQierer.
Gr empfieblt oesbalb, oaB allen orei
iSeleulbaften bic @rlaubnis entsDaen
tperoe, i'm Situate Wlifouri @eiH1fte
81 betreiben.
NuSl b.
Sn Der 0dbe Der Station BE.
goria an Der meritaniihen 0atiunal.
balm rannten Elm Srahtaue uno elm
Nrbeiter5ua Suiammen. 8mei Ser
iDren puroeu get6iet unn bier ibmer
Lerlest.
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Ser neue 8egemt 8rauug@peias

Cine Depeibe aus Berlin meloet,
oas Der 9a9ihon beftimmt lei, an oeu,
Der rleue Neaent BON BraunIhmeia,
Der 0erao9 Suaann Wlbrehtpu n Wed.
lenburg, leinen ginsue tn Die alte Wel.
Feultauo balten miro, tr0boem er ia
mob ntht etut1al Dfftbieu aeudhlt
lit. Die @ahl fiuoet ndmlih crit
am II. Wtai ftatt. 9ber an Der got.
iahe, oaB Der medlenburQilhe Ser
sog Reaent BON 8raunidmeia roer,
Den miro. 1T niht mehr su stpetfelr.
6er8Dg S0bann Albreht lit lest
ungefahr funfsig Sabre alt. gr lit
1attrllh Sffbier, General Doer 1onit
iraeno cine bobe gbarae. bat aber
rlte beroOrraQenoe militariihe BeoQ.
bung ge5eiat. Deftu tidtiaer lit er
auf anoeren Sebieten eeuelen. Seit
unaefabr amDlf Sabren 1T er Gpr.
ibenoer oes Deutiden Flottenper.
eln8 uno bat lth oils ioIber ausaes
aethnet beudbrt. So iaeer penias
items ale. Die einen @inblid in bic
Sadie BADEN. fir Den 5ernitebenoen
lit etn urteil oa ia iebr i9uer. Sc.
oenfaus 1T Der Slottenuereiu unter
ietrec Geitung duBert erfolareih ae.
meien. 8effer heurteilen tam man
ietne 9atigteit ais &egent bes @rus.
beraoatums W%tedlenbura 5hmerin.
Wter Sabre lang bat er unaefdhr,
tah Dem tra9iiben Euoe feines Bru.
oers in Cannes. oas @rosberauo.
tnm fir feinen Neffen, Den iebioer
9~r0Bberaog Triebrih s5rans ",
regiert uno iib nit ieiner &eoent.
lhaft aqaemeine Mnerteuuuna er.
morben. Dieie Eatiade lit bel iei>
ner Wabl AUDI mnbl auslhlaQqebeno
geueien. Nueroinos taraen nod
nsri9ieoene anoere umftdnoe hinau,
Die feline Bahl norteilhaft erIheineri
lieBen. Sn erlter 9inie lit er fem
BreuBe. au@ tein O0ben5oQer uno
fir betoe 1T man in Braunidueio
nttt lebr einaenomner, trob poer
nteueiht aeraoe tueaer Der Neaent.
ihaft oes neriturbenen Brtnsen Nl.
brebt. DEM Bring NlbreHt, elm 10
ahtungsUerter Want1 er perI1nlih
uoc. bat es nibt neritanoen, lid
mdbre1o Der atuansi9idbriaen Dauer
ielnes Nufentbaltes in Braunlhmeio|
beliebt gu MAIDEN. SIM @eaenteil,
man tam iaaeu. lie ldnger er bort
blleb. oeftO unbeliebter muroe er.
Sueitens lit Der 6erape SDbaun Nls
bredht BON WedlenburQ t~inoerlDs, er
fEnn all0 feline .Dpnatie@ beoriin.
ben. fir Die Melfen bleibt auF bie1e
Weile Der 9bron nod imuner ufen.
DrlttenS lit Der 0ersug lebr reih
ur1o, ungleid benz nerit0rbenen Ses
9enter. iebr Liberal" in feinen Wus.
gaben. CT lebt oerne ola @ranb
Seianeur uno miro hierin BON leiner
Tran. etuer meimari5den Brinae5lin,
urterftitt. Sic lit liebensmur6io.
turititnnig uno, uie es beiBt, ebenlp
ueria geisia uie ibr Mann.
so Tam man ben Braunlhmeis
germ gu ibrer @abl pDbl Slid min.
1d9en. 0Dfen mir, oaB fid uue
00ffnun1er1, oie auf Den 1euer 9Pes
9erlter 9eiebt tueroen. erfiiuen.
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Metm better ssrennn.

Gleranoer Benton, Der Eur. st. /.
Sort gowaro. sc. g.. rpohut, laot:
nDr. Sings Neue gntoeduna lit
n1ein better Sreuno. Sic beilte boz
ieds Sabren tnein Nitbma unb be.
freite nteine ShmieQertod3ter BON Der
orotenoen Sbminofuht. Die erfte
Jlaihe tladte benz ihrefliden 6u.
ten elm @noe". Or. Sings Weue
gntoedung @inf1uR auf 0uiten unb
grtdltuag lit geraoesu erftaunlih.
gol garantiert. 8u baden bel 80.
DreiB uno st. gobn & 60. SO Cts.
uno ST.. Brobe1aihe frei.
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Scbrefbt uns often
Sn Der italieni5chen 5toot 9ernt

- Sn Der italieniSden Staot 9ernt
lit es at STREET. unruber oefommen.
Die Brauen Der Streifer erauQen in
bic Sabrit, IN, bic bort ar~beitenoen
2eute su uertreiben. Gs musten
SDloaten berbeigerufen meroen, UNI
Die tuiltenoen @eiber gu periaaen.
Ius Guatemala. Der 6uupt.
itaot Der gleihnamiaen mittelsameria
tanilben &epublit. miro aetneloet,
oaB bort ueunbe6n BerlDneu ueaen
ongebltder Teilnabme an Der Ser.
ihm6runa 9egen oas 2eben oes 8ra.
itoente1 Cabrera pnm &rieasaeriht
gum g0oe ~nerurteilt Iine. Sn Der
Staot lou oas urteil erpse NuFre.
9ui1g hero0raerufen haben uno man
bebtpeifelt, oaB es aur NusIubruna
tonln1en miro. Inter ben Berurteil,
ten befinoen iih AUDI smei Staliener
uro oer italieniiHe @eIanote bat
BrdIioent Cabrera peri6nlih mitae.
tellt. oas er 8r0teit aeaen oas urteil
e.1le9e unb cine &euifion oes Bro.
series %oerlonae. oa oeriefbe in elmer
ourdans uuaeb6riaen Wsile g.fibrt
let. Gerner befinben iib unfer ben
Berurteilten elm gpanier, elm Belaier
uno atoel Wteritaner unb ielbftuer.
itdr1olth haben Die 8ertreter oieSer
Nationalitdten ebenfaus 8roteft elm.
9ele9t. Sc beiBt, baB cine GoGettls.
Note. Die non idmmtlihen oipl0mas
tlid3erl Vertretern unterSeihnet lit,
oer GegierunG ppn Guatemala eina
9ereiht merhen ioQ. Die eioent[ss
f1en Ntteptdter - BRET Wanner-ha.
ben lid eridDKen.
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Odnte {.
9 II n u olle..

Gan Mntuntr, 9eE., %. a1ai.
Srotnarg IN Gents; @DUb Oroinart
81 gents: 9otp Mtebline 10 cts.
Ntioolina liz Gents; @DD6 Mioeline
12.L gts.; Mi6biina 6air 12.I Cts.
V1lnetOas leg, %. Mai. - Or0inort
8.H @t8.; guDb Drbinarb 81 cts.
Sop WibbIing IL eta; Mib0Iino
I2.I gtS.; @pDb Mi0bliua 49,. eta,
Nt0nIing Snir ID Fl Gents.
1tetu CrIeam8, &a., %. Mai.
Gooo SrotnarB 81 gts.: 2Dp Mibo.
ling 10.1ll16 gts.; Miobling IL cts,
@Doo Mibbling 12.X gts.: MihhIint
6air 13.X Gents.
BaltrniDeaimeu nno oeKenBrobnftt.
Brima Baumtuoniamen . Webl, GER
TDnne 1923. so.
BaumtuoHiat1ert . Del, rob, 80 Cts,
Brtn1a BaurnrpDGinmen . Ruchen, Der
Tonne $3.50.
Wemi E.
RartDHeln, Colorado, 1926. Meue So. so
per gentner.
8tpiebeln, &eue Seras Bermuda So. so.
@rbfal @nr 1925.
EDmaten, 6lDriba 1925 Der grote:
Seros 1925 = S 1.50 per 4 8orb.grate.
8arrotten. IS @ts. per 9ubeno 8inbeI
aohL $3.50 u. $2.75 per 100 Bfo.
Sobnen, 0eue Eeras $3.50 per Bulb;
8Dbnen, Babs, so Cts. per Rife.
Hfefer, $1.25 per n Bu.
Squaib, "a 8uibel. Riite 80 u. 50 cts.
Otra $1.50 Der n Bu.
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@unnerbare -fsc.emn.9nr.

unler tleiner Sobn litt flint Sabre
ON Gcsema, ihreibt sc. ". Nbauls,
0enrietta, 49,, auei BON unlererl
Nersten gaben i'm auf uno stpei aas
oere brahten aud teine @elultate.
9a laien mir BON electric Bitters,
tauften cine Slafhe unb nab @e.
branb BON einigen mehr. tuar unler
Sobn nDutDmtnen geheilt. -@aran-
tiert. Blu baden bel NoDlpb Dreis
uho st. gohn & 60. so Cts.
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'stud's 5 esurs pauano . eiaarre.
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0eImmt.

Fir auaemeine6 ausnrbett elm tiid.
tiges Wdohen. Outer Qobn uno
9utes Seim. Noreffe: 9 htemmer
Bros., 4gle, 9eras.
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ct 8eriebt
San Wutpnio, %. Moi
Oieb Wsarft.

Can NntoniD, %. Mai 1907.
Ohfen $500 bis 1915 per 100 gfb.
4ihe $3.50 Biz 1925.
RnIsn unb nStaes". $I.76 bis 1926.
SdhrIinge $3.50 Bis $500
8dlber $3.50 big $3.50.
Shafe $3.50 Bis "a. Loo.
13teeen 1926 Bis $3.50.
5bfneine $3.50 bis $500
ct. 9OmtS, o.. Mai. -Rinbpieb
9attres 500 Bis 1928. 9eras .8ieE
$2.65 Bis $3.50.
Shmeine 5000 Bis Sc. go.
5Ont8 per sfb............9-loz. gts.
.......
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Ndtnnal 8iQia III perfnnfen,

Samilienberbdltniiie stpineen mid
meinen Blab au pertaufen. 40 Nder
unter Bflua. 10 Gder Ihuaraes
Brairie 2ano. 81 IGer 9ano nit
Gehm' unterlaee; gutter Btunnen nit
nutem er, lhDne SbItparb.
90 NGer Stature. Splalano. Guf
otelen BloB &eHettirenoe m6aen Iid
aeidutgit wenoen an Sran3gbeu.
4 m m e m n, WcDaoe, R.
f, d. SEQ. 3, Dor 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
STRING TIED To
TAYLOR's OFFER
Man Accused of Completely in
Murder of Governor Goebel
Sends Out Statement.

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 23.-William s..
Taylor. former governor of Kentucky,
whose extradition has been sought by that
state since the assassination of Governor
Gobel seven years ago tonight, gave out
a signed statement offering to return to
Kentucky to stand trial himself and to
testify in the Caleb Powers case if he can
be assured absolutely of fair treatment
In his statement Mr.. Taylor says:
IF Commonwealth Attorney Robert B.
Franklin has power to promise immunity
and will cause what remains of the $780,
900 corruption fund to be returned to the
treasury of Kentucky, no part of it to
be used in these prosecutions, thus put
ting my case on the same footing as other
criminal cases; will guarantee that all
trial juries in my case shall be composed
of six upright Democrats and like num-
Der of upright Republicans; will guaran-
tee that bail will be granted me within
the limits of $780, 900; will dismiss the in
dictments against all parties used as
prosecuting witnesses except myself. leav-
ing them free to testify without fear, CO
erciOn or restraint and. last but by no
means least, will in advance, by mutual
agreement select an able, upright and
impartial judge to try my case, 1 will
without any promise of immunity. volun-
tarily and gladly return to Kentucky. not
only to testify in the Powers case but
to submit myself to trial before a jury
of my native state"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
AMERICAN FLAG
TO WAVE ALONE
Commission Bars FiIipinos
From Using Any Emblem
of Their Own.

Manila, Aug. 23.-At a mass meeting of
1900 Americans, resolutions were adopted
protesting against indignities to the Amer
lean flag and congratulating the Philip
pine commission on the enactment of a
dractic law prohibiting the display of any
ensign except the American in the Philip
pines. The resolutions also invite the
FilipinOS to join with the Americans in
making the policy of the Philippine COM
mission successful. Among those who de-
livered addresses at the meeting was
Congressman McKinlay.. The new law
prohibits, under heavy penalties, the pub
lie display of any flag other than the
American, except those of recognized for
eign nations. 1t is believed here that the
law was passed by direction of the pres
ident and secretary of war.
The F'ilipinOs' Nationalist party has
adopted resolutions disclaiming any inten-
ton of showing disrespect to the flag and
affirming it's loyalty to the American
government.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
CORTELYOU TO THE RESCUE
Secretary of the Treasury to Deposit
Public Money in Some of
the Large Cities.

y New York, Aug. 23.-Secretary Cor y
= telyou announces that, beginning !
\ next week, he will place each week !
4 in New York, Boston and such other !
y cities as he sees fit. deposits of gov
y eminent funds in sufficient quantities +
\ to prevent money stTingency or pos J.
y sible panic during the crop-moving ,
y period. CortelyOu plans to prevent i
4 panic rather than come to the relief !
, of the market when it actually is i'm i
= trouble. The period of government y
= relief will extend over at least five +
= weeks. \
; For these deposits the law allows +
\ Cortelyou to use all customs funds \
\ and if these are insufficient he will +
= augment them from the treasury bal =
+ ance. The secretary hopes to pre- !
4 vent spectators from taking ad- \
\ vantage of the situation by not an \
+ nouncing In advance the amounts to !
i be deposited. He believes the plan =
\ will do much to prevent gold move i
y ment to Europe. =
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
JUDGE LAWLER WILL
DECIDE NEXT MONDAY

San Francisco, Aug. 29.-The motions
in behalf Of Calhoun, Ford, Abbott,
Schmitz, Ruef and others for the dis
missing and setting aside of the bribery
indictments returned against them by
the Oliver grand jury and for a>stay of
proceedings, were to have been decided
this evening by Superior Judge Lawler,
objection to the introduction in evidence
of the revised minutes of Judge Ora
hams court recording the empanelment
and organization of the grand jury hav-
ing been overruled. But Judge Lawler
set the matter over until Monday after
noon in view of the submission to the
supreme court of a petition for writs
of prohibition restraining the superior
court from further proceeding with the
trials.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
WARRANTS NOT ISSUED
FOR BANK OFFICIALS

Portland. Aug. 2S.-The outspoken indig-
nation of the 1900 depositors of the Ore
gon Trust & Savings bank, the doors
whereof closed Wednesday, caused the
circulation of a report yesterday that war
rants had been issued for the banks Off
GERS. 1t developed, however, that no war
rants have been issued and that the net
results of numerous demands for arrest
by certain depOsitOrs were preparations
of complaints by the district attorney. The
meeting of depositors was called to de-
wise means for protecting their interests
Friends of Cashier Morris warmly defend
ed him against criticisms from the direc-
tors. Receiver Devlin expressed his be-
lief that the depositors will be paid in
full