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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
WORKMEN SLAIN IN
TRAIN WRECK
Six Killed and Forty Hurt in
Rear End Collision Near
Hartford,


Hartford conn. June 22--six work
men were killed and forty injured when
passenger train on the New York New
Haven and Hartford railroad crashed into
the rear OF a work train that was hacking
into the city from New Britain tonight at
the Siougorny street crossing. OF the tn
iured two VIII probably die. In one In
stance It took an hour and n half TO res
cue q workman who was pinned between the
trucks His head was hanging down back
ward and he suffered severely. but the res
cuers encouraged him while doctors reached
between the framework which held him a
prisoner and treated the wounds ON his face
and head.
There are three unofficial versions OF the
cause Of the wreck. one is that the pas
scueer train for New Britain went out on
wrong track The second is that the work
train had the right OF way until Z o'clock
and should have had clear track. that
the passenger train was ahead OF time at
that time. Tho third rs tho work train
opened switch and failed to close II,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
viii Attempt to Prove Mine
Owners Plot to Destroy
Western Federation of Min
erS by Hanging Leaders,
DARROW TO DELIVER
OPENING PLEA TODAY
Fear of Death on GaIIows Re-
sponSibIe for Orchard Con-
feSsion, Prisoners Attorneys
viii Tell Jury,
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victim Of a conspiracy to disrupt the west
arm Federation of Miners and under the
a,,Ise ~ Local procedure condemn to death
no cbtef nrecers Of the federation Of which
Itav,vood Is the secretary, and one of his co
1afandants under the Indictment is the
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NJ narro,y,s address to the Jury pre-
sontin,, mo nutlipe Of the evidence he pro-
,.s,s "a lntrad,ice and the position he hopes
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

arUatIau shows signs ef sprrliiue t" H'i i-
d..H1 regions. a violent demonstration ot
ius r.ra.nf occurred at les fur'' fn- Hi-
terroon. Tho authorities had SENT troops
fh-r,. Hul tbe manifeaatiou finally broke up
in .r orderly manner with cheers for civic
strike
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

fiome June ga painful impression mas
cen caused hy a charge against the "ld'"
OF Giuseppe Garihaldi and her SON OF pro-
flaming the tomb Of the famous general ON
The island Of Caprera, by removing the BODY
from the vault. The government mas "'
dered an inquiry &The anniversary = '''
birth Of Garlhaldi viii be celebrated July o.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
S H E L BY WILL E .
We would like TO see the sui

We would like TO see the sun
once more.
Chas. Stephens made bust.
ness trip to Cave City Thursday
l.. A. Balm and j. O. Wasson
of Mobley were in this "ville'
Saturday.
Miss Maud Shaver visited rel.
atives at Catheytown Thursday
and Friday.
Josh Vincent, jolly, good
fellow of Catheytown, was a WIS.,
itor here Thursday.
James P. Stephens of Cave
City was here Sunday visiting
his daughter, Mrs. C. W. Bundy.
Quite number OF our cltlzenS
went to Batesville on business
last week. They report the roads
in fearful condition,
The Shelbyville gin, operated
by ]. 9. Anderson and Hill De-
ment, has put up $40 bales OF
cotton, and has several bales to
put up yet.
The Independent Order of Odd
Fellows of Shelbyville at their
regular meeting Saturday night
decided to begin the erection OF
a hall with a union church below.
They expect to have the finest
hall in North Arkansas, as this
is one of the strongest lodges in
the state. We believe the union
church is a good thing. If a
minister of any denomination
comes this way, he can 60 into
it and preach and feel that be is
at home.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08

A horse belonging to Jas. W.
Young, and valued by him at
S75, died Sunday.
Owen T. Hunt of Bate5ville
was here Tuesday selling gro
ceries for the American Grocer
Co. of Newport.
Elder Andy T. Ritchie of Ash
Flat was in the city Tuesday,
returning home from Batesville,
where he held meeting.
The latter part of last week a
marriage license was issued to
Cyril Boles of Maxville and Miss
Met Woodbridge of Cave City.
The school building took fire
last Friday, but no damage was
done except the burning of a
small hole in the ceiling around
the flue.
The Record has heard it fre-
quently remarked that mighty
good men compose the list of
jurors for the term of circuit
court next week.
G.. W. Buchanan, who former.
ly lived in Sullivan township,
makes remittance to the Record
from Newlin, Texas. He will
soon move to Guymon, Okla.
Our young fri e n d Walker
Blagg of Center was a pleasant
caller a few days ago. He may
break into politics again next
year, He made a good race for
surveyor last year.
1t has been stated that a Farm
ers' Union local will be organized
at Evening Shade some time
soon. The Union at "Possum
Trot," two miles west of here, has
about Is members, and is one of
the largest locals in the county.
Ground-hog day has not yet
made its appearance with many
people. Many people claim Feb
ruary 14th is the date upon which
the ground-hog sign is to be OBJ
served, although the End is more
universally accepted as the COR
rect date.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
M O B L E Y .

Theo. MobIey, the champion
fox hunter, caught a large red
fox near here the other day.
Cleo Dawson went to Cave
City last week to meet mule
buyer, but didn't sell any mules.
D. NJ. Lewallen made trip to
Shelbyville one day last week,
He has been suffering with neu-
ralgia considerably of late.
Our good friends, Hugh Milli-
gan and son, Charlie, and j. T.
Foster of lower Reeds Creek,
passed here going home from
Batesville last week. They re-
port bad roads all the way.
Backward, turn backward, O
time in your flight, give us a
warmer time just for tonight.
Mr.. Editor, that's as near as we
can come to rhyme this week
and express our sentiments,
James Hall and Frank Herring
went to Balls mill, over in Inde-
pendence county, Saturday in
an OK wagon. Frank is thinking
of visiting the capital of every
state in the Union with his OK
wagon if the roads ever get in
good shape.
We feel sorry for those fellows
in the Legislature who were too
narrow to vote for Jeff Davis.
The same crowd wants the anti
trust law repealed because Davis
wrote it. Had Berry or some
other high mogul wrote the law,
they'd swear it is the best thing
on the statute books. We know
men who never read a line of
the law in their lives that swear
it is driving capital from the
state and running our business
men. They know Davis is for it.,
and they are ''agin" it. There
are hundreds of other fools who
are ''fur" it because JEFF is.
Such blatant rot is almost as bad
as boodling.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08

The remains of Hallet Billing
sley of Kenyon, who was a stu
dent in the Cave City academy
at the time of his death, were
brought through Newport Tues
day, being taken to his home at
Kenyon for burial. The remains
were accompanied by Prof. j. M.
Simpson, one of the teachers in
the school. Newport Independ
ent.
The Imboden Gazette says:
"The new machinery for the
Kalamine Mining Co. is on its
way. The mines will be in full
operation at an early date"
Wonder if this Kalamine is
Sharp county's Calamine?
Bud Jones was in the city
Thursday interviewing the mer-
chants in the interest of a Mem =
phis dry goods company,
Judge j, W. Smith was repre-
senting "a client in Esq, w. L.
Atkinson's court in Washington
township Thursday.
Mrs. B. F. Grady returned
Sunday from Sullivan township
where she spent several days
with relatives.
r. B. Clear closed a term Of
school at Silver Springs, a few
miles from town, this week.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
Ease this time. If patrons will

case this time. If patrons will
continue to stand by us, as they
should, we shall be able to keep
all our assistant teachers. Other
wise, we shall be unable to do 50.
The dropping of one teacher in
the middle of the term calls for a
revision in the classification in
some Of the grades at least. This
works somewhat of a hardship on
the teachers and pupils that re-
main, but it is worse on the pu-
pills that drop out. The pupils
that remain will get at least four
more months of work. The pu-
pills of the Normal Department
will probably get four months of
regular work followed. by about
three weeks free normal and in
stitute work. Next year, when
school opens again, the pupils
that now drop out will be half a
year behind those that stay with
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08

H. 7. John, who lived at this
place for many years, is now re-
siding with one Of his sons near
Melbourne. A Melbourne paper
says he is very feeble and as
helpless as a child. Mr.. John
has long been a sufferer from
rheumatism, and has not walked
a step in fifteen years.
Hon. David L. King Of H Hardy,
Sharp county, has been in Poca-
hontas this week. Mr.. King says
it is his intention to enter the
race for congress when the prop
er time comes. From present in.
dications it appears that this dis
trict will have a number of as
pirants for this honorable posi-
ton. .-Pocahontas Star.
1t is probable that an effort will
be made during the present ses-
sion of the Legislature to pass an
act creating depository for
county funds in Sharp county.
BY such an act it is intended
that the treasurer shall deposit
the funds belonging to the coun-
ty in the bank Offering the high
est rate of interest. Several
counties in the state have a law
of this kind, and receive a neat
sum each year as interest from
the depository in return for the
use of the county's money.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
. This condition will give

US. This condition will give
more trouble in classification.
Virtually every pupil in the Nor
NAL Department will stay with
US. The dropping will be mostly
in the three lower rooms, where
tuition is cheaper aud the pupils
younger and worth less at home.
Parents, the cheapest and best
time to educate is while your
children are young. We have
around us scores of young ladies
and gentlemen uneducated, sim
ply because they were not pushed
in their earlier life and are now
ashamed to enter school and be
classed with those much young
er. Hold your school up for the
remainder of this year and it will
be easier for you to do 80 next
wear. Otherwise, it will not.
Respectfully,
w. H. WATKINS, Prin.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
Old Man In Prison.

Charles Meyer, man appar-
emily 65 years of age, was
brought down from Hardy Mon
day and placed in jail here. He
was fined $50 a few days ago by
a justice of the peace in North
township on a charge of selling
whiskey illegally, and in default
of payment is guest in the
county bastile. Meyer is a Ger
man and says that before coming
to Arkansas from Missouri he
was preacher. He adds, how
ever, that he has never engaged
in ministerial labor since coming
to this state.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
Death OF An Old Negro.

Britton Couch, the oldest ne
gro in this part of the country,
died Wednesday and was buried
the day following. He had been
suffering from bronchitas lately,
but old age more than anything
else caused his death. "Uncle
Brit" did not know his age, but
others here say he must have
been more than ninety years old,
He was a teamster in the Union
army during the civil war. He
had lived here a long time and
had the friendship of a large
number of white people.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
The Hawk Bill.

Last Monday Representative
E. B. Andrews introduced a bill
in the Legislature for the encour-
agement of the destruction of
owls, hawks and crows, by pro-
viding a bounty of 25 cents pei
head for the killing of such
fowls. As the Record has said
many and many a time before,
this is a good bill and ought tc
pass.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
The Municipal Election.

The incorporated town of Eve
ming Shade elected municipal Of
ficers last Saturday at a special
election called for that purpose
by a mass meeting of citizens.
Although there was no rivalry in
the selection of officers, a total of
Sc votes were polled, nearly the
entire voting strength of the
town. Following are the officers
chosen:
Mayor-C. L. Coger.
Recorder-W. B. Hamm.
Aldermen-T. j. Davidson,
Milton Stokes, Jasper Justus,
T. j. Woods.
The above officers are elected
to serve only until their success
sors are elected at the regular
election in April. Although Eve
ming Shade has been a regularly
incorporated town for many
years, no officers had been ell
ected until Saturday since 1881,
when G. j. Wilson was elected
mayor and G. f. Turney record
er. Who were chosen aldermen
at that time has been forgotten
by those who participated in the
election.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
Notice To Taxpayers.

I will sell scrip at Evening
Shade to taxpayers or parties
wanting to pay fines from Feb.
2nd to Feb. 18th at 50 cents.
Come in and get scrip cheap at
these dates. After Feb. 18th will
sell at 80 cents.
Respectfully,
W. D. COCHRAN.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
Two Lawyers To The Hog.

Senator Dave King and Geo.
L. Green of Hardy were in the
city Friday in the interest of
Sharp county farmer who is en-
deavoring to replevin a hog
Mammoth Spring Monitor.
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
SCHOOL NOTES.

The five-month public term
will close with this week, The
enrolment has already surpassed
that of last, year, 1t has been
customary in the past for one
teacher to drop out at the close
of the public term, 1t is hoped
that such will not have to be the
Sharp County record., 1907-02-08
LOCAL NEWS.
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8 SSosss
Circuit court next Mon day.

81 ClECulU COuIG liCAU NOlludNs
The grounding saw his shad-
ow Saturday.
Ash Flat is soon to have a bank,
Bays the Enterprise.
Ex-Sheriff Matheny was up
from Maxville Monday.
I John R. Metcalf left Monday
\ for Batesville to spend a few
fdays.
I j. M. Buchanan, one Of Sid
(ney's good citizens, had business
/ here Tuesday.
The commissioners of accounts
completed their labors and ad-
journed Tuesday.
The directors of the Sharp
County Telephone Co. held a
meeting here Tuesday.
Ransom Davidson, merchant of
Love, spent a day or two with
Friends here this week.
W. M. Byrd, one of our Wash
ington township readers, helps
ls out a dollars worth.
IA Rev. G.. S. Morehead will
preach two sermons at the Meth
\ odist church next Sunday.
James Young dropped around
Saturday long enough to renew
his allegiance to this paper.
Druggist W. C. Snow left
Tuesday for Batesville to be ab-
sent a few days on business mat
ters.
The Record enjoyed a visit
Tuesday from its good friend
~. W. Claxton of Johnson town.
chip.
Charles w. Lamar, a promi-
nent business man of Cave City,
was an Evening Shade visitor
"Wednesday.
Elder Joseph Blue of Fulton
county preached at the Christian
church here Saturday night and
Sunday also.
Hog buyers have been scour-
ing this part of the country the
past two or three weeks, and Of
fering good prices.
We have noticed that for the
past several years it has become
quite common for real winter to
break loose in February.
AS is generally the case during
the last week before circuit court
there is some Submitting" 60
ing on in the j. P. court.
B. F. Johnson, keeper of the
n county paupers, was transacting
business here one day this week.
IN He paid the Record office sub
stantial visit.
The shipments Of cattle and
shogs from Sharp county during
the past few months have been
8heavier than is usual during the
ffall and winter.
The people are paying taxes
Slowly. Up to Wednesday the
collector had issued not quite
400 receipts. A few less than
BOO citizens have paid the poll
tax.
James T. Lawrason of Sidney,
4 the W. o. W. organizer, was in
Evening Shade several days this
week. He is wanting to organ
ize a Circle here. There is a
Sthriving Camp here.
IA All our friends who may be
attending circuit court next week
are invited to drop into this shop
at any time. To borrow a pat
ented expression from "Uncle
Dave" Craig of the lizard County
Illegister, our latchstring hangs
pn the outside.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-18
CAMP OF CONFEDERATE
VETERANS POSTPONED
Order is Issued Formally Puttinu
OFF Date of Grand Camp
Till October %.

PORTSMOUTH. Sept, l7-rhc
meeting of the Grand Camp OF Con.
fcdcratc Veterans of Virginia. appoint.
cd to be held in Norfolk on October
JIG. IL and is. has by order of.Grand
Commander w. II. Stewart OF Ports
mouth been postponed uptn October
-. q. and %.
The postponcment is made ut the
request OF Pickctt.liuchman cnn,p. of
Norfolk the host of the sand. camp
because it cannot complete It's mr..
engagements Tor the reception ana en-.
,cr'ainment of the grand camp by
tho 10th.
AS it, is desired that the grind
camps of the United Confederate Net.
Grams ana the Confederate Veterans
should met tn tn same time ana llnce,
Major General Stith Boiling. OF l,atorm
burg commanding the Virginia division
OF the United Confederate Veterans.
has issued mn order to the division
announcing the change of date. and
requesting the camps to act accord.
inely.
The business meeting of The United
Confederate Veterans viii be held IN
Norfolk at three O'Clock on the after.
noon OF October 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-18
In an Automobile Which Got Be.
pond Control on d Sleep Colo
RADIO Spings Hill.
HAD BEEN At A SOCIAL SESSION
When the Affair Broke up an Auto
Ride WIS Proposed and it Ended in
the Death of Four Prominent Mem
bers of the order-eoins sixty
Miles an Hour.
(py Assoclntcd prcssl

COLORADO SPRINGS COLO.
Sept. IA powerful racing automo
bile Occupied by seven prominent Elks
and chauffeur and built To hold bul
three passengers. while running mt n
terrific rate. crashed into telephone
pole nj the bottom of West Hurfando
street hill here today. ana was
wrecked.
-Four of the occupants were killed
outright ana the others were moro or
less seriously hurt The bodies of
The four dead wcro mangled almost
beyond recognition
The Dead. w. H. Ralston. n dealer
in electrical supplies; II. WinalI; Jno.
,. Grey formerly of New York: Brit.
ton l.. Graves, druggist.
The injured: James English; Geo.
buckley +. H. Ward; y. w Mars.
chencl.
The men were returning from the
l1lks club house mt Manitou IN n six
cylinder, forty horse power machine.
me car with its merry, testing pas
sengers crowded into two seats. on
the hood and on the steps, nIungou
at n terrific clip down the hill. Marks.
eheTel, who was driving the machine.
In some manner lost control of the
wheel and the powerful machine
swcrving from side to side across the
car tracks, ran into the gutter.
For fully fifty feet the heavy car
plunged onward the right front ana
rear wheels running in the gutter ana
che left wheels foot higher on tho
curb. Suddenly the right front wheel
struck some object and the machine
turning around was thrown n distance
OF about 10 feet down the hill. The
car probably would have pecn whiric1
down the hill for a still greater dis
lance but for telephone pole which
barred the way. and it was this pole
mat probably caused the death OF two
and possibly three, of the victims.
Going Sixty Miles an Hour.
Ralston was n member of the Cen.
trail Electric Company. Grey and
Winnall were professional chauffeurs.
Graves was drug clerk. All were
prominent Elks.
social session was given ut the
lllks club dast night to the non-Elks
of Colorado Springs. AS the time an.
preached for the breaking up of the
festivities some one suggested an au-
tomobilc ride. The fun-secking crowd
clambered aboard the machine and
drove TO Manitou. eight miles distant.
The road back is n gradual down graz. q
and the car. at the time of the acci.
dent is said TO have been running Mt
Il rate of sixty miles an hour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-18
President Gives Reason Why Con.
gresham Should Run for Mayor.
NATIONAL PHASES OF CAMPAIGN
Man Who is Running Against Tom
johnson Denies That Campaign is
to be Complicated With National
Politics-Letter From the President.
lRy Associated press.l

CLEVELAND. o., Sept. l7.-Con
gresham Theodore Il. Burton tonight
issued Il statement discussing the so
called national phases of the coming
municipal election in Cleveland in
which he is the Republican nominee
for mayor. and making public for the
hrst time the letter of President
Roosevelt. who urged him to accept
The local Republican leadership in
opposition to Mayor Tom. l.. John.
son.
Mr. Burton denies that the mayor
atty compaign is to an exceptional OK
tent complicated with national politics
He charges that under the present
city administration tremendous poli
Teal machine has been built up and
that every department and agency oil
the city government has been utilized
to perpetuate its power.
Mr.. liurtOn declares that on his
own solicitation President Roosevelt
and Secretaries Garfield and Taft had
given him their views as to the adj
Visibility of his candidacy.
The Presidents Letter.
The letter of the President Is then
quoted as follows:
oyster Bay. n. Y. Aug. 30. 1907.
My Dear Mr., Burion:-You put Il
hard question to me in your letter to
Mr.. Loeb. There are certain quail
ties of leadership YOU possess which
could not he supplied by any one
else in the House and you have n
mastery of certain subjects such as
no other man in the House can hope
TO attain. For you TO leave the House
therefore. would mean that in certain
INES of leadership there would be q
loss That cannot he made up. | would
therefore be tempted to protest
against your leaving II if it were not
FOR my profound conviction that IL Is
exceedingly desirable that you should
win out as mayor OF Cleveland. IN
View of the fact that our democratic
system undergoes its most severe
strain in the government of our cities
/ feel that it of the utmost import
ahcc to have a man OF your expert
once, power ana character of youI
long training, theoretical and practical
III public life, take such n position
as that of the mayoralty of Cleveland
Accordingly. if You ask my advice
should say. make the fight.
with all good wishes, believe mo.
(Signcn Faithfully yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"