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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
MANIAC KILLS HIS
FAMILY WITH Ak
Michigan Man Runs Amuck
and Perpetrates a Most
Shocking Tragedy
Kills HE Wife, Son and Fsfhes.is-
Law and In Turn 10 shef Down
BY Nslehbos Whom Ne Had
Attacked Win an Az.

Munica, Mich. Henry scutcheon. =
farmer about SO years old, living near
this village, on Sunday ran amurk
with an AZ. killing his Invalid son, his
wife and her father-in-iaw. scuteheon
was later shot by Henry Mcclellan.
, neighbor whom the craxed muir.
perer had also attacked.
The Scutcheon farm house had an.
parently always been . happy home
except for the cloud which the sons
recent sickness cast over the family
On Sunday. with no warning 80 far
a. 10 known. 8cutcheon Suddenly muir.
derousIy attacked his son with IN az.
He crushed the boys head frightfuI-
~. When his wife interfered no
turned on her and pursued the fright.
ened. screaming woman from the
house TO the road. where he knocked
her down with his weapon. He then
rushed back TO the house and muir
dered his father-in-law.
Next he tried to destroy himself
The maddened man gashad his throat
and wrists with q razor and took
"'s"N P@ttn bfcrus Ills WOUNDS Qlu
not weaken him and the poison did
not take immediate effect.
Al In hand he returned to the road
where he had felied his wife few
moments before. The first blow did
not kill her and she had been carried
into the houae OF Henry Mcclellan
near BY. Mcclellan rushed to an
other neiEhbor's for help.
When Seutcheon found that his
wife was In the Mcclellan home alive.
he smashed . window with his AK,
jumped through II and again attacked
her. This time he crushed her skull.
He then left the Mcclellan home and
returned 10 his own house. but when
Mcclellan returned from his search
for help. the craxed man came out
and started over toward him, saying.
II want you. too.
= will shoot II you come across
the road" replied Mcclellan. who had
armed himself with shotgun.
Despite the warning Scutcheon
came across. Mcclellan thereupon
shot him dead.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

New fork.-"K knowing as | do the
Korean temperament and the policy
watch Japan has pursued tn the penin.
s'ila, ! ana able to predict that Japan
viii secure peace there only by the
deetmatiea Of the people This "a
the opinion % Homer y, Hubert. for
several years Intimately associates,
with the Korean court and coma.
Dental adviser To the dsposed emparor
OF keFea. Mr.. Hubert who has inst
come 60 America, is thoroughly tamil.
Tar With the situation At seoul al this
times and the policy pursued by lapan
in Korea.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
KILLED ~ HAILsToRM.
Terrific Storm In North pakota
Causes Much DAMAGE.

williston, N D--A terrific wind.
ball and rain storm Saturday night de-
stroyed fifteen dwelling houses. in.
jured Twenty-Five people. two OF them
probably fatally, and did much Other
damage to property Ia this city and
the surrounding country Those be.
heved to be fatally hurt are a man
named Holmes and Mrs. Collinson.
MRS. Coilinson and her baby were
blown GU, of their house for distance
OF about 100 yards. landing against a
wire fence. Their house was entirely
destroyed Most OF tho houses demol.
ished we're In the suburb of westlawn
and were small structures. The
court house. school house and Union
block sustained considerable damage.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
WAR ON MAIL ORDER HOUSES.
Small Dealers Are Fighting, as They
Say. fore Their Lives.

Chicago. -War has been declared on
the great catalogue houses OF Chi
cag0 and other cities by the 500 900 re-
tail merchants OF the west. In one OF
the most striking economic movements
this country ever has known, the small
dealers are fighting. as they say. for
their lives
The mammoth institutions employ
Ing thousands of workers. doing
their business entirely through the me
dunn OF their bulky catalogues. spend.
Ing no money in the communities
whence they derive annually millions
OF dollars OF patronage are forcing
Increasing numbers OF home merchants
to the wall and. so their opponents
claim, are making commercial grave.
yards Of once prosperous towns"
In this life and death struggle, job
beers and manufacturers also are in
volved with the retail merchants.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
NEW SAYINGS or SAVIOR.
Rolls Of Sixth Century papyri Found
Near an Old coptie Monastery
In Egypt.

London. Two archaeological dis.
eoverfes In Egypt OF exceptional In.
terest have become known here. They
consist Of some new sayings Of Christ
and of extremely ancient crude man.
ufactures, conjectarally hundred
thousand years old
The sayings OF Christ were found
near an old coptic monastery at Eofu.
They were found by natives, who
sold them for few pounds to an
Arab trader. There are about a doc.
en- rolls Of sixth century Greek
papyri. They include twenty-five
leaves of apocryphal sayings of Christ
in a coptic translation of almost
Greek original, OF which previously
only thirteen leaves were known,
twelve OF them being in the national
gallery at Paris and one at Berlin.
The discovery also includes parts
OF the gospels Of st. Matthew, st.
Mark and st. Luke In Greek.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
Elected Despite Protests

Kansas City'-Protesting against his
O~n erection and demanding the 70
election Of ]. c. Swift Of Ksnsss o,,.
d taomss b Mcpherson of Omaha was
erected president of the National Iiva -
s'oek exchange on Friday as the owl,
Hi''la'lo" OF campaign which was
~aged against Mr.. swift's raai.., "as
- =, ,ue ou.srowth of the late contest
between the livestock men ana az
p l.' over the post mortem eramir
non I, RUE Mr.. Swift and Mr. NJ
nomination. iien placed in
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
lsss ssn,snsea % psasl..

kArlsruhe Kari Iiaa. brilliant
seaHz ias professor ef Washington.
u G.. cas- condemned to aeeth Muaday
after . I'VE days trial Cor ths murder
u his vife's other. frau Mo.:tor.
araiihs resident % HAden iisden. IN
that city November iass. The prss.
uher heart TOE verdict of the jury
with perfect eomPesure and chattea
smliinsly with his counsel, after the
Judges withdrew 10 AK bis sentence.
Upon the return Of the Judges, Hau
arose and listened 10 the sentence
witaou; moving y MUSCLE.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
Cruisers Coming Home from cavit.
May Stop at Japanese ports

Washinston.-The armored cruis.
ers West Virginia, Colorado, Pennsvl.
wanna and Maryland of Admiral Dav.
Ton facinc fleet, are expected to start
from Cavite for the United States in
.en oaSs or TWO weeks. They NAV
stop en- route at Japanese ports: this
y was stated at the navy department
quay is optional with the officer in
command. 1t is extremely unlikely
however, In view of the fact thot ~,
Honolulu. " way Oh
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

PfttsepFg Mrs, Margaret X King
IS years old. wcilknowa local mn.
sictan. committed suicide hy cutting
her throat az her home after PLAYING
fschaikowssy's sixth symphony on the.
.fsae. Mrs King has been Respondent
Tor a long time. Ecctssitasing her be-
ting closely watched by her husband
and nurse. II Is believed she was
impressed by the acs ot the Russian
composer, who killed himself after
writing the sixth symphony. and so
Killed herself. following n rendition o,
the 1iece
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
A Score Of werkmsn proo Int NV,

Lorain. GA score of man w.
precipitaied into the river here on
MONDAY and several were drowned =
eridse crashing beneath them
lhe men used foothridge near the
NteSei Plate railroad bridge TO rross
the river % their work, Mon, :
morning the pon,oon OF the footbridvs
was open to permit a vesssl TO rs
tae men were leaning asai.s, a ,,,l.
ING waiting for the bridge to be-
e.osed when the railing treke ana
ABOUT 'Nenty men went into the river
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

iieise. Idaho A settlement has been
reached of the question that Was raised
some weeks sgo At silver CITY ana
he Lamar. relating to wages OF min,
arS. The men made request shas
an Increase ot IS cents all aroand be
made, This was referred to the home
offiees ~ the companies Interested
The replies showed that Il was nos
prarsieahle tn make a raise "a the
pay. and the showsnS made Was 50
satisfactory 10 the men that ecta
aai0es voted to accept the conclusions
Of the companies and ieave the old
scale In effect.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
Have Railroad. Suppressed in, .o,,o,.

Washington.---w. p. Borsland sx.
pert ON railways md safety devices for
the Interstate Commerce commission
announced Monday he would begin an
investigation to determine whether
manufacturing corporations and rail.
roads have supre ssed inventions nm
appliances that void be valuable in
preventing railroad accidents. lnyen.
tors have charged that corporations
bought valuable patents ana snn
pressed them to keep them out Of eom.
In use. no"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
PoAcH'No JAps ARRESTED.
Now We May Expect Another Howl
From the Brown Men.

Washington. The state department
has been informed that the revenue
cutter Manning. upon the 6th inst.
seized two Japanese fishing schooners.
the Nitto Maru and the Naimo. near
this boat landing within about mile
Of the seal island Of st. Paul. Both
n the vessels we're fully equipped for
sealing and there were evidences that
they had been plying their craft In
the shape OF fresh seaiskins In the
small boats. The seized vessels were
taken TO unaiaska and left In charge
OF tho United sites marshal. The
crews we're taken aboard the Man.
ming and conveyed TO ungi In charge
81 q United States marshal. where
they will be tried before United
States commissioner upon the charge
" violating the sealing regulations.
The Japanese embassy has been no
tined by the state department. but ~
tho case appears to be an ordinary
Que OF poaching It IL not expected that
any diplomatic Incidents will result.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
Fears Only the s.anr.,

Los Anseles.-Fred II. Maviu ana
n'S soaag wife. left here Mop5ps
IN charge Of sheriff Gambler -
a :, 20 clinton. Ill. TO face the charge
d numbering Magill's first wife TSa
party displayed no concsru ovs- ~
serious charges. Magin said in 49,,
GRAFTON OF his innocence. The NJ.
serious feature OF this untortnr., '''os =
.al, me scandal incident to !, ,,
VIII De simple matter TO es,ah,,.s
my innocence. but TIE odium Of M
widespread scandal will ha q r.,s-
oi continual annoyan ~ A''e'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
Fire caussd BY upse,,lco L,u..

Portland. ore.--Fire. caused BY the
upsetting OF lamp In the hands OF
W. j Smith, caused Smiths death:
the fatal burning OF Richard Niehol
son. slight injuries to several other
persons and monetary loss OF $50.
eoo In the little town OF Troutdale,
eighteen miles east Of here. early sun.
day. There was sii.e eco Insurance ON
the destroyed property The conragra
ton started In the Troatdale hotel
ana rapidly spread to the Union house
and 10 the other buildings Ia the block
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

Twin Falls. Ida
consisting of three Won.
men, en- route from Txh
Little Smoky country ~
met with an unfortunaie
the south grade at Bius :
of the four horses hlR
vehicle were killed
smashed to slivers, be-
party was injured.
horses went over the en1
feet. The women were j
the time and the men -
to save their lives.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
Lost Lite saving l.ls Companions.

Atlantic City, ". lit develops. ac.
eording TO persons who Witnessed the
incident. that Colonel Augusta Ar
xalii. leader Of the Banda Gendarme
OF oaadalajara. Mexico. who was
drowned In the surf. died hero.
There Of Asxai's comrades, Il appears.
wadeG into deep water aud began TO
struggle for their lives. Aaxalii went
TO their assistance without consider.
ink or realizing the danger He man.
aged To push the drowning men to-
ward shore until they found a foot.
ing. but his struggle exhausted aim
aud he sank.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

Hshnyille. LA doxen mliitiamen
faced mob OF 100 would-be lynehers
here early saturday and without fir
tag a shot sent them peacefully back
10 New Orleans. Control over the
mob vas gained at the moment when
an unequal fight was prevented by
remark drswied In softess accent b. a
miittiaman. who remarked; Any of
run through the crowd. and with this
break Ia the sension an ugly situa,
ton cleared up The posse had ar.
rived nd Hahnville on d freight traia
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
Government Ownership N

Lincoln, Neb.--In a stia
by William J. Bryan unds'
ing. Government Owners
ISSUE" Mr.. Bryan said;
ment ownership is not "
issue. A large majority q
still hope for effective !
While they SO hope they 3
slider ownership. While
Gratis believe, and Mr..
of them, that public o.
railroads Is the ultimsfs
the problem, still MANI
that the public viii hnsl9
Tense be driven to Owner
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

new orleans. LA city Jail was
USED on Friday as place of refuge
LOT MT and Mrs. Montelone. Italians
released on habeas corpus proceedings
Friday afternoon after several waa,s",
Imprisonment, =, as suspicious persons
IN the Lamana case. Several hunoras
angry Italians surrounded the Monte
zone mouse and a guard of twenty.fya
police failed to quiet the crowd Tse
aon'e'ones were finally put in patrol
s "sson ana taken to nearby police
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

Rat,e.--A dispatch 20 the Mine,
frcn Great Falls states tina, two heavy
storms coming from epposito tsirec-
tons met each other near Cascade.
Sunday afternoon. resulting In a ter
rife wind and hail storm during which
aailssones tell. measuring as much a.
one and one haif inches In diameter.
Crops were ruined Ia the storm zone.
During the storm lightning Killed 4
ranch hand tname unkncwnJ several
miles from Cascade. He was struck
while driving a band OF sheep to
shelter
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

Nss York "a letter aas hssh ~.
eslsed At The headquarters % ths lizard
% foreign missions of The preshftei-
ian charcA from enc ef he Eedscai
missioaafiss q the board nov In Chi.
ma. describing the conditions aroand
cantoa According - the xiitef of
tho letter. anly leader &c aeeessaIy
ZOE = wld~epgvsd rebellion In thai
para II China he sass that certainly
s'sserc- swoiee- months hase passed
decided change In the EoSsrs msnt may
~ expected.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
Two Utah People on m rs.eo sn,,.

Salt Lake City Two Utah peopls
are known to have been on the IN.
fated Columbia, which was sunk Mon.
day morning on the California coast
Ihey are Miss Blanche Musser. daugh.
Ter OF A. Milton Musser. SCI East
Ninth South street. Salt Lake CITY
and her companion. Miss Winona
white OF Beaver Utah. The two
young women left here a week ago 70,
vacation trip TO the coast. and part
OF their plans was to make a steam.
er trip from San Francisco to Port.
land
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
N'''''aa Fined for Failure 4. CO..
ply With New Rat. an,

nS'e.s@' n. c.-The Southern Rail.
ssS a.. company was on Friday snad
s and Thomas ]. Green ,icas,
sfa,c o =, .ne company, fined SIS in the
80, 49, court here for selling raiIroaa
,,,,',, a, rate in excess of tha,
a : vide, by the recent state law -.
s ; 1..''rh rate of "a cents a nils IN
Green =, o% I'm. The court required
ne no 20 promise not to sell tickets a.
nv, r, Ia rate Green made The
''HiiSs and paid the hne '
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
pawned the sssss |

Dublin.--Sensational z
current here In regan
from Dublin Castle 9 ~
If a portion of the
valued at $3.50. GOO. H5s
being thrown out that =
soon be discovered
PLANTATION as to where u
or who returned them
have been deposited ?
a loan. and the name
depositor is freely mes
yate, with hints Of . ny
semi-political scandal
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01
Miner Falls oeve

Ely. Nev.-Guy Pfea
ter known by his feip
Paddy" Frary, met
by falling head loren
Queen of the West
eral Ely Copper comp
instantaneous, and
was recovered a ho's
the unfortunate miner
as a persons INST
ing on the windlass
to step around
bled over a loose
to his DEATH
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

Boise, Idaho. The e,
ment both from the =.
defense OF William 4
been limited by Judrs !
a decision handed dov,
moved from considersss.
all evidence bearing
conspiracy by mine ovs
against the Western
Miners. Judge Wood
defense of Haywood ~ b
gal connection of tn
association. the Citize,
Colorado and the PINK.
agency as laying q fou
evidence introduced
to show that the char
wood and his co-defen3 ~
come Of a conspiracy q
the federation.
Immediately followine
ment of this decision
menced. Judge Hawk, s
sci for the state. spoks
and fifteen minutes q
session. the morning
been adjourned to enanI
prepare his decision.
Every seat in the conf
cupied. Outside the
served for attorneys ~
men, were many personr .
public and private life ~
Of women in summer ~.
color to the auditorium :
nor Frank Gooding, exc
rison, a number of the
state administration. c.
Mcfarland. Julian P. n.
son of the murdered er,s
q large gathering of merI
bar OF Idaho and adjoiniux
present. Haywood set ~
his counsel. His wife. i
chair. was placed on biz n
eldest daughter sat besidei
Haywood's half-sister u
occupied seats slose to i
group.
Opening Address BY \!
! Mr.. Hawley, who Ii,
several days rs the result I
II the long trial, CONNIE
iress In a voice almost
'nyone except the jury.
.ized for this, however, en-
lie had feared he wouN
wing to ill-health, to al,
onged address. Mr.. HsrI
Iestor of the Boise bar, b
# impressive presence aR
'peech. Warming to his wi
lfternoon, his voice after 4
tatement, in which he Ell
lie had none of the grau
hat constitute an orator n
loQuently ,impassioned, ha
lain analysis of the esi
characterized the case Is
ever given to 4
he United States" and uTe
0 a serious considerable
possibility placed upon It'd
unciation of the defends
o-conspirators as the WI
riminals that ever infesld
( this country" was fofcd
ulogy of ex-governor q
loquent in the extreme. I
escribed Orchards stor
OF only because OF the
yhich 1t was told, but BED
cen corroborated in ever
etail. Then when he fsd
Or the confession in the d
ne criminal stirred by n
happy boyhood in a yiru
here was a waver Of END
leaders voice and more
icion of tears among bis Z
Counsel for the defense
Interrupted Mr.. Hawley u
nd objections. but these q
, stir him to greater q
r twice he turned to Ca
wv and faced him withar
nd another time he said
e in the mouth of counsa
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

Meyer. Haywood ana -
not be classed with 80.
organizations that ~
which will be referee 20
for the labor organl,..so
know are not in crimiss, !
are not criminal IN
pose. Neither are ~
of the Western Feds,... n
but the organization
sinister hands,"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-01

FF@'F
soly*d.
Ths yss<cs home eight msses from
CoenF a.Airnr. Was destroyed by arv
aa the night af The iTsh. ana Sam Vas
srf. ss. and Hiram stephens ~eFe
scnsuuAed tn tas famss The osh~rs
10 the hcusa ss<&psd. bnt 9are unahle
70 rsseus sAs two hoys.
Hss hand. have kasn more scarce
and cages hixheF this year than fcr
many seasx heforv Information has
sone frOm nset6 every part Ut she
state Sbsfs hay Il grusn nj MI ex-
srnsissly thar he fksmsrs we're has.
ing aiftsalts N securing help 10 bar
sess shssr crops
FaFmess thrumEhcst Horth iashe
saa ssssers Washington expect 10
harvest s0aeee. 900 husAsis a. ssaln
shls season sgsaas wheat wia raR
4tssn - te 30 haskeis 60 she acre.
while saii Wheat eiii make q oanhssa
10 uNay s0e&iitles. susne fuaninE a.
hixa a. 50 bushels
A9dianu r. sniih. sho Vas private
seeSesafy "a Senator 6aoslp dnssnk nis
isn years Of service IN tbs UnItsd
States senate. has beeG appointed SIC.
fstary II tie commission created by
she last legislature 20 place statue
= Senator sheup Ia the s,ainary haii
81 TIE hasiansl eapkol.
ssilsssd meetsng Of The ri,taess os
ssidSeil Nns held recently at whiah
fommisiee Of - Mas appointed a. azse
ms time Oh tbe bonas notss sssusd
% tse San FrAncisxc. Idaho a Mca.
tsna railroad. extended one year. rae
fsmmittee - also authorized 10 rsise
sAsN notes 70 make ap % .eoe
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