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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
FARM HAND KILLS WIDOW AND THEN
COMMITS SUICIDE NEAR BLACkFOOl
Victim Was Mrs. Maud Leslie, Daughter of J. W. Keeney
Prominent Southern Idaho Rancher

on the right arm. which was pTObab bly,
raised to ward off the impending danger.
Probably Insane Love.
A corOner's jury was empanelled today
and although all -the members of the
family were closely questioned. TO mo-
tive for the crime could de educed.
Another of the farm hands who slept
with Merrill heard the latter say on one
occasion that he would like to marry
Mrs. Leslie. Beyond this there was never
a word or sign indicating the deep pas
sion that must have smOldered in the
murdererS heart. He had been in the
family for a number of years: in fact.
had almost been "a sed by keeney. lie
was a man of quiet disposition. at times
moody and silent but was always re-
sarded as sound OF mind
Woman Lived With Her Father.
Mrs Leslie's husband. who died a few
years ago. was formerly a railroad SUI
perintendent on the Missouri Pacific
railroad and was we'll known in railway
circles Since his DEATH Mrs. Leslie has
been living with her father. and IL is
supposed that Merrill had become madly
infatuated with her. and because of her
failure to reciprocate his feelings became
insanely jealous.
tIrs Leslie's father. J. W. Keeney is
an aged pioneer of Idaho. and was one of
the first sheriffs of the county when il
included nearly all Of southeastern Idaho
He was at one time proprietor of the Pa
cific hotel in Pocstello and is we'll known
and highly respected all over this part of
the state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
Knox the DEVILS Advocate.

Reed Smoot is in harmony with the
quorum 10 which he is subject when he
acquiesces in the continuation of this
crime against God and man; but can it
be possible that Senator Knox is in har-
mony with his constituency in Pennsyi-
vania. in harmony with the moral and
religious will Of the people of the United
States. when he becomes the devils ad-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
TWENTY KILLED.,
MORE WILL DIE
disaster on New York Central
''''I Fully as Bad as at First
Reported.
cauSe NOT DETERMINED
,.e,rs STARTED BY VARl-
Gus OFFICIALS.
cAuse NOT DETERMINED

vo-k Feb. 17.-Twenty dead.
,..,uv hurt and 145 others more or
nv ..rlonslv injured is the result of
.s-.ck of an electric express train
Inv Now York Central railroad at
on W ,1,,ndred and Fifth street and
- avenue last night OF the
GUNNER of injured fifty are. ac-
"'s ~ "a hospital and police reports,
e0.r hurt. and the death rate may
:. Increased within the next twenty
four hours.
w., - the others eve suffering from
,.~srsrions or shock and will recover;
Following is a revised hst Oh the
dead:
The Dead.
~ clarence Brady. Goldens Bridge,
vsss LIME Eweu. Hawthorne. n. l.,
ss'ss Z tVaus White Plains. N Y
N.Y. Katherine X. Farrand, Pleasant
We ,,,.s n Jessie NJ. Jubin, White Plains,
n Y. ,.,,.-,.ao,,a n
Cara i. Hudson. Minneapolis
Mrs. Annie McLane. widow. ,,<s
Miss Aunie MO0rehead, Briar CHI
-'sHGi' Page. White Plains, n. Y.
Cernelius Kelly. North Salem, \, Y,
Robert J. Rosborough, White Plains,
lula W. Storm. Bedford, n. Y.
Mrs Isaac l. Webster, White Plains,
y. Y
Miss Bessie See. Pleassntville, \. Y
Miss Annie Sievoni White Plans, \. 4
Elsie D. Warren, New York.
Mary Beals. New York
Mrs. Dorothy W. Perrine, New York.
Mrs. T. F. Newcombe. Pike, \. Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18

After all. some Of the greatest lit
erary men have been advertisement
writers. and when this nation decided
TO 90 into business for itself il COM
missioned jefferson to draw up the
Declaration OF Independence. as an
advertisement 10 convince other DeO-
pie that we were right and that they
should patronize Us."-Arthur Bris-
bane. editor New York American.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
NORTHERN PACIFIC WRECK.

Portland. Ore, Feb. 17--An Astoria and
Columbia river passenger train Was de-
rallied seven miles south OF Goble on
the line of the Northern Pacific at 1;45
today. -Four passengers were injured
The smoker day coach and parlor car
left the track, the smoker falling on its
side A broken rail was the cause Of the
accident
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
Edmunds.Tucker Law Effective.

DR.. Paden commended the Edmunds-
Tucker acts as the only laws which ever
made polygamous living a crime to be
prosecuted and mot to be scquiesced in
or tolerated Thousands of cases were
prosecuted successfully in Utah courts.
he declared. when these laws were being
enforced by the government and they
were the direct cause OF bringing the
pOlygamists 10 their knees in 1880. when
the church capitulated and made uncOn-
ditiOnal surrender.
The speaker said President Joseph F.
Smith and several apostles of the church
have had children born to them by their
plural wives since the manifesto prohib-
iting pOlygamous living was issued.
Throughout his speech DIR. Paden refer
red to Senator Smoot as Reed Smoot
apostle. prophet. seer, revelatOr of The
Mormon church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
Gentle Side Of the Case.

DR.. Paden presented the Gentiles' side
of the Mormon controversy. declaring the
law abiding citizens of Utah will take
the senate's action. if Senator SmOOt is
allowed to retain his seat. as an endorse
ment of the policy of Polygamous liv-
ing He declared the federal legislation
Of 1892 against bigamy in the territories
had never been executed. The law was
defective, he said. in that it makes ne
provision against the crime of pOlyga-
nous living. No law against polygamy
is worth the paper on which it is writ
ten. continued the speaker. unless il
also deals with polygamOus cohabitaton.
we cannot this day prove Joseph Smith
is q poiygamist. but only that he is a
lloINss nous coha hitator"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18

~. first l.s.ea s ls9sess IN ,s sss
art q pT sIPs rsd '5ilood-ieft a lasting
mPTsssi,Cn q ais copy n so 5ha 50 n fSaf
ing be sid: nj ben milford, Jr.,
n ne hhisp2serii,eT's News
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
GOVERNOR MURDERED.

Baku, Feb. 1.-THE governor of the port
was murdered today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
Most Seriously injured.

Ira j. Dutton, White Plains, n. Y; win
recover.
Emily Fendrock, White Plains, n. Y;
serious
Miss Belle Fowler, Pleasantville, n. Y;
probably not fatally.
Sarah Marrim, PIeasantville, n. Y;
dangerous.
Margaret Mahoney. Purdy Station.
n Y.
Maybel Smith. aged 49, Oneonta, n. Y;
probably fatal
Elsie sniffen, Ensiewood, y. J.; prob
ably fatal
Unknown girl unconscious in Fordham
hespital
In addition 10 these the New York
Central railroad has a list of rs names
Of persons said to have been injured, but
in the majority OF cases the injuries were
- slight as to be of little consequence
End most Of the pei sons went at once 10
their homes.
Virginia Doyle. New York.
Leonard B. Greene. White Plains
Mary Homes. Katonah. n. Y.
David c. Horton and son.
Mrs Edna TenbroOk White Plains.
Robert A Jackson New York.
Ernest Knoll Mount Kisco
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
coroner's Theory.

appears 10 me" said the coyonAr
maj sAt a srreading Of the rails csused
60 ~ Aeeident. I think thar ono Of The
v ,s,eis hit section Of the track
"a A sorce enough to cause n IN i,,rnn
the ne smoker followed and swung
trs., esrs following completely OFF the
fsc oreaking the coupling when
Tor ss., ears broke loose they ran wild
1'a'a:ce and finally turned over
continued on PAGE 2,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
Several Inquiries Started.

This was day of investigation and
Inquiry by representative of the dis
lrlet attorneys office. the coroner and
the police When daybreak came the
police lists Of dead had increased TO
eighteen; ar hour afterward there were
Two more deaths reported. and tonight
Is believed two more will be added
The cause Cf the wreck is a matter
OF speculation. All night Inspector
ROOD OF the police department, Coroner
sehWanneciSe and Assistant District
Attorney smythe. together with other
members 81 the district attorneys force
sought 10 determine what brought
about the derailment.
Inc wreckage was cleared awav TO-
uay- All four of the tracks of the New
York Central through the rocky cut
Where the train left the rails and sey-
eiai Of the cars went to pieces. had been
Al me Webster avenue police station
!dt To-Day lay eleven mangled bodies.
'iifee Of them unidentified
Seventy Miles an Hour.
With the clearing of the wreekage in
u'ieSt turned TO what the authorities
-.sAt 40 perhaps the most signifi-
~, statement Of the day was the one
nlale 10 the Associated Press BY Coro-
nef sehWannecke. He had secured a
s,a'ement from Motorman Rogers Of
.e wrecked train. In this. according to
- eesOner. the motorman stated ha
va running on schedule time when the
Seoeh occurred, and admitted that
~ speed Of mis- train was seventy
- ss an hour Rogers, said the coro-
ma ueeiared he did not know any
30 vas wrong until he was an eighth
~. h'lle beyond the place of deraiI.
a., ne train had five coaches. the
go. - y S smoker. the second de-
- .e's., as a power car, although it is
ana SS0ssoiaation baggage and smoker.
psss. sss Three following were ordinary
passenger coaches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
Business Men Pushing Scheme.

The fact that upper Main street ousl-
ness men have entered upon a campaign
for the Improvement of their properties
with view of counteracting the recent
moves made On lower Main and to hold
the retail center of the city ABOVE Second
Continued on Page 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18

on the right arm. which was pTOba bly,
raised to ward off the impending danger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07


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$3.50 - mo
The little sOu d Mr. ard hn Wat
kins 10 quite III
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guest u Or. DuncIns family the past
eeek.
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Fen. u, q daughter.
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joan Mallory farm.
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POintnsnt az Long Branch Sunday.
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at $3.50
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dzy.
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MEXICO MAN
INJURED In CALIFORNIA
wlli&z I. Argis- TrAEslirg Add
tor of the Lscrez LEEbsr Co,
ard st One Tine . Resi6szt
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e ing Auditor Of The Ia Crosse Lan
Ter Co, and At 0ne time manager o!
that eo1pary's local yzrd, Is reported
injured in q railroad Wreck near san
BsnArdica. Gal, % March arst Tbe
dispatch says.
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ring = large party d slghtSeinz
eastern tourists around the "kite
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switch one nile north o, Cation, neal
Szg Bernzr5ino tonlEht ore pas
ssngsr, /. Nsgzski, "a japanese n@E-
chant vas killed and tSenty6Es
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mira Parker, Kinsnzn, No NnA W.
3. Stspbens Kansas, City, Mo- Wm.
Angie, Louisiana No: John Wise
st. Louis No
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07
A6zininumsH oass

NgfEs IS hereby given that ktters
.G Administrator up1 the estate q
Archie g EcDoEell, deceased, have
bsa granted 70 TIE Undersigned b.
TIE Prohate C11rf q Adrian County,
tearing cate February q. IzI.
Al pSrsocs having claims against
aid e1zte are required 70 exhibit
t6ez f8 allowances 70 The under
signed Misunderstanding within ore
Tezr after The Gate Of said letters OF
tier Esg H pFeel11sd from any bene-
ft q sad 9zEe, and ~ such Gains &c
not exhibited within tzo yeznz from
the tine q the Publication Of this
notice, they viii Be forever barred.
BEDLAHR MCDOWELL
Slit AcninfstrztriL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07
Skin Disease Of Twenty Years Stand
Ing Cured.

/ Hant you TO knOw how much
Chamoerlain's Salye has done for ne.
II has cured my face Of a skin disease
Of almost twenty years. standing. /
have been treated by several as smart
physicians as VI have in this country
and they did me no good, but two
tors Of ibis sslve has CulCd
FASsIE GEIFFES, Troy, Ala. Cham
os'lAins salve is for sale BY all Drug
gists.
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TORNADO WRECKS A
T0wB AT EIGHT.
Waihfzgts-, Ark, il Wiped 0zt-
I've Psrssas Killed and Several
Are Injured

Little Roek. ARR, March LA
spaeizlto the Arkxzszs Dsnncrztfrozn
Hops, Arr szys thsta destructive
tornzeo struck TIRE town q Wuhing.
tOn z,s l1ytnisbt ann almost Literally
w1p@1 y cut q existence
T9obezr0ss are reported killed, 1cd
several persons usrs Injured
ADoog the b1il6lngs destroyed Sers
the Presbyterian church Eptsc9pl
church, Judge " Y. Ettsrs resistance,
7. r. Williams Et0Fe, TIE resioerce
0fsberfE Elzoa, and o,bsr structures
All wires are dgwn-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07
COUNTY NEWS.
MOLINO ITKMs.

MOLIEO ITEMS.
ICS7zza<e.se q ~ Lkzs.
Harry Ro5ios91 sfn noEe 10 Okla
hozz March tie 5th ant josiah MAJ
IN AMI family IN : fss czFA
Wi Hettls Czath0rn azs bsso a.
Dxs 81 deaths oox Dos foE ssssrzl
DAP.
Oscar KzrtIs and little ezazhkr
Rsbg has 10th bSen rszl SIX are let
Ter a. taix wria1g-
I'm Cay Berry and ANA npp.
Ma HzrFeJ BsOEnE al co the SICK
list
Nm REE kz6ix gave : nlce birth
DAP dinEsr last Sunday 10 b0ox q
hsT litthe ezsghtsr Lgz STE ga ELEVEN
jean I'd zc1 Der little oozsfn Marian
Bzrnss szs : yezr Cd the children bad
: BllT tine
Every member sbOs6 remember.
The rsg2ar ebzreh nesting a. Mt.
.Zkoa next Saturday Afternoon At 2.
.o'ekek
Egsr Martin visited frie06s near
Wesley Chzppis last Saturday ard
Sunday.
Walter Fisher zho vent at Okla
bona > seek az0 write tack 70 bis
father that be bz1 arrived all right
and the weather was e3e and the
farmer wsrs al planning right a lag.
josiah NzGti1s sale 4zs veil attsnd.
Cd last Wednesday and ever thing
bruaght ; god price.
Mr.. Aima Kgn1y Of Gear kolinol
and Mis- BSsie Cred u near HsttOn
Galway e01nty, we're married az the
home d the bride Thursdzq Afternoon
February q, 1901 TIE nexs day az
elegant reception Szs given At the
home Of the groom they received
many valuable presents ali spent =
very pleasant evening and departed
for their home At . Iate hour wishing
The happy Guple 3 long sud happy and
thanking Nr. AID Mrs. 7. T. Nundyl
for their Invocation and hospitality /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

Judge A. A. Atkins Of Gainesville,
III, Is here visiting bis nepbes, Ben
Adams ana bis niece, Mrz J. J. r..
Smith VI. Adams states that be bad
not seen Or known a the whereabouts
Of his uncle for the past thirty.fve
Tesrx.