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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
AIaskans sitter ADAMS, Ian,n.s.

Portland. Ora special 70 IN,
oregonian from Valdez says the peo.
pie OF Alaska are bitter agains, the
Japanese roaehers who ralSad ~,
indian village on Kediac island ana
threatened violence 10 the crew whs,
brought ashore FOR trial The nso,,,
IN valdez believe the laidins bv me
japanese Is an expression Of The fssl.
'aS hSid by thc Japanese toward his
country. and that the raiders are A..
tempting To tone0t trouble 10 eyr,,s,
INC strs'Hc.l relations between ms
country ana Iapan.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

Goldaeld. Ney.--R T. II. MaGnsell.
prominent young engineer and mem
Der OF the arm OF Wade q Msunseil.
Was shot and killed Ia the Sunset rest
aurant Sunday, by George Gibson. a
deputy sheriff. The trouble arose over
an offensive remark made by Maunseri
to two women OF the underworld.
who came into the restaurant with 9Th.
son. The men wEangled and Maan-
sell. according to Gleson's story, as
saulted him. The ofiicsr claims that
he was struck three times before he
drew his gun.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Couldn't Stand Poevrtv

Los Angeles, Cal-Willam Brouse.
once wealthy and respected, said to
have been cashier of bank and worth
100000 by inheritance. hanged
himself In the rear of PAL West Sec
ond street early Saturday. He had
climbed step ladder, tied the moose
around his neck and kicked the ladder
from beneath him. He is said to have
lost his money through false friends
ana the result so affected him that he
vas unable to do his work and was
hnai'S discharged. He then took to
drugs and became wreck. He was
40 years of age.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Negro slsrs Murders Wife OF New
jersey Farmer.

Camden. n. IA negro murdered
the wife of Edward uoraer. farmer,
near Merchantviile. on Tuesday. and
also killed the servant OF Mrs. Victor,
la Napoli. The purpose Of the muir,
der was robbery. The assassin ared
the barn, SO rs To detract attention
OF the household hrst Charles Glib
son. . sesro. was arrested In philadet
pills on suspicion Tuesday AFTERNOON.
The negro had two pawn tickets for
watch whereon Horner's name was
inscribed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

paris.--The Figaro Casablanea cor.
respondent says: To the surprise OF
all. the Spanish contingent returned
10 the city after simply making a re-
eonRalsRnce OF the ground allotted
them they announced that they
would repeat the reconnaissance tho
next day and thea would decide what
they would do There Is some indig.
nation az the attitude OF the Spanish
troops, who do nothing but stroll about
the city while the Freach soldiers are
worn Out fium ceasesess guard duty.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
STOLE MAIL SACKS.
Mysterious Theft From Train 10 Pur,
xllnu Detectives.

Lincoln. Neb.---Threc registered
mail sacks containing about quar-.
ter million dollars disappeared from
the burlington train between Denver
and Oxford. Neb., Sunday night Do
teetiyes and postal officials are inves
tigating Superintendent Butler OF the
mail clerks. believes the robbery was
just west OF the Nebraska line, Both
the mail clerks slept while the train
was passing along stretches between
the few stations. II II believed some
body entered the car and threw out
the sacks. The destination OF tho
sacks was Chicago.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Woman on the Stand In San Franei.e.
Graft Cases.

san francisco.-The wife Of former
supervisor DR.. Charles Boxton was
the nrst witness called Friday morn.
ing oy the prosecution in the Glass
bribery trial Mrs. Bottoms testi.
ulony was brief. She told of her hus.
eahu bringing home and counting 10
aer the $4,000 in currency. which Ror.
.on declared was paid him as a bribs
" l. v Halsey, agent of the Pacif,e
sa ,eiepnone and Telegraph com
pauy MRS. BoNton escaped from the
animation. e'o0s'eA
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Pour Deaths From subonle Plague ~
San Franchises Chinatown.

san Franeisco.--Five cases of hui
bonic plague. four OF which have re-
suited In death. have been reported to
the health department within the past
week. The patients with one excep.
tion were OF the poorer class OF for
eigners dwelling in the netghborhood
of the old Chinatown. The exception
was foreign sailor. taken from a
coastwise steamer. Prompt and &C
tive measures were taken by the Local
state aud federal authorities. and a
spread Of the disease Is not feared.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Meteor Falls in SOUND

New fork-All out of doors a,
Ss I Long Island, were startled
sunday evening when they heard =
terrific roar and at the sams - a
r. ola-ihs mass shooting through
~ ueA ven. over the ocean. apparently
~ uttle way out from shore. The
Ia, ,,a..ns oolect appeared to many TO be
- -. twenty feet in diameter. Those
~ ~ WltneS SEQ the fight say the me.
W. must have weighed several tons
" men II struck the ocean huge hrsar.
n e 'umohng shorewards. sever.
= oAthihg pavtlions were washad
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
ARMY SCANDAL IN PHILIPPINES.
ofsosrs Accused Of Buying Expensive
n Furniture With Government Funds.

Washington. The war department
has learned that Brigadier General
Ernest A. Darlington. who was special
~ charged by Secretary Taft 10 make
further investigation Into the allegei
irregularities In the auartermaster's
department IN the Philippines. arrived
In Manila July 5. and entered upon his
work the following day The original
investigation was based on the allega.
tion that number OF army officers
stationed In the Philippines had caused
lot Of expensive furniture to be
manufactured for their friends In the
states. for which no proper return was
made TO the government,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

I.ns Angeles. cal---Joe Nelson. ar
iron worker. met horrible death on
the youag Mems Christian associa
tloa building Saturday morning
huge Iron girdcr had Just b.en SWUNG
out with crane 10 BE- holted into
place. Nelson was eadeavoriag 10 a.
bust the bolt when the heavy sirdei
swang away from him. IIcsinx his
balances he Was compelled 10 grass
the end OF the girdcr and swins with
II. Hts additional weight caused the
xirder to up end" and alp threagl
the chain In the center. and man ane
Esrder fell six stories TO the base
usent
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
San FranelNan. censls,.a.

San Francisco john A henson aRl
Or. Edward u, Perrin have been con-
stctcd OF conspiracy TO defraud the
United States government Ia the Sc
curing of i2lsQ0 acres OF land In TIE.
mama county TIE verdict. witch
means a dne ani term OF impFison,
lent, wps returned by n iury Ia the
initsd stztes district court after being
iut atcut cte hour Only two bailois
scge "a DIED before the jury arrived
! the dr on 10 fiad the aged de,
endsnt iliy Ssassase will be
passel IL
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
scHMlTx DOWN AND OUT.
Supreme Court Decides That Removal
Of Mayor Was Legal.

San Francisco state supreme
court has rendered decision In the
McKannay salary case sustaining tho
legality Of the removal OF Mayor
schmitz and the appointment OF Mayor
Taylor.
One OF the unstated effects Of the
opinion Is to uphold the legality OF Or.
Tayior's board OF supervisors and dis
courage Mr. sehmitz' appointees from
any further efforts to claim seats.
The gist OF the opinion In nutshell
IL that the conviction OF schmitz Of
the mayoralty and the pendency OF
his appeal does not bar DR. Taylor
stepping Into the vacancy.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
sne'nSs5e in Values in New Va,
State Causes Loss Of stso 900 ooo

New forS, 800 Whea me rcgu,r- an.
n0al report on the condition 81 ssv-
,'AsS oahNs OF New ..rs stss. va
issued from Albany .ast wees If c,,.-
tanned the Interesting statement ~.
0 ~ h % 'he e'eat dorhue IN The price
m bonds, In whiea dcp0slts n ssv-
.,lss oSnSs may be invested u,da,.
.he law. the surplus OF these ips,;,,,.
tiohs on the market valua n, -.
STOCKS and bonds had s5rupk -.
SUBSIDIES in 1895 g sss.7ts s7o ', ,Stl
year. : decrease o. slp,osf go, III
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Either Denver or Pueblo VIII Get
Million Dollar Concern.

Chicago.-A million-dollar packing
plant, completely modern in its de
tails, will be erected at once in Colo.
RADIO by the Schwarzchild & Sulzber.
ger company, according to a statement
made by G, + Sulzberger. The def.
mite location of the plant has NOT
been determined. The choice lies
between Denver and Pueblo. and
within the next week the officials Of
the company will decide which of the
two cities is preferable for packing
plant. Representatives of Schwarz.
child 4 Suzberger left for Denver and
Pueblo to make careful review Of
the situation.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Two Masked Msu
Barkeeper and
$1,000 Froa
Shooting Believed q
by an ex-convicl
Murdered Man.
Trail Of RobheIv
Probably WIN
Cobre. nevada.

Cobre. Nevada.--Yv.
~aymen entered Hin
Cobre. killed the M
B. Gillian, and robbel
lister and roulette
$1,000. The men "a, !.
evidently old hands 4
One OF the hold-ups n
loon by the front don. :
ing from the rear a.
steps ahead of hid "
dered all to hold % ~
liam did not see the ",
ing in and made an III.
revolver from behind 4
other hold.up was "a r
however. He fired VIM
the door, the bullet N
a little behind and ahovs
The hold-up fired sncts,,
some one yelled, ''D~y
any more, he is deaa =.
hind there and pull lin
If he Is dead" respoe1
wayman.
Gillian was carried u
the rear of the saloon. :
a half hour later.
The thugs then prues
sack the register. secu,i
after which they took
from the roulette We'd
left the place and maie
east Of town.
At daybreak every n
get away started out 10
derers. About 4 o'clock
noon word was received
Indian from this place
where they camped al
their trail and expected
the men at any time. HI
items from the sheriff 81
sight.
Before coming to Ca
was chief turnkey at TIE
state prison. and II Is
the shooting was done N
vict of that place, as GIa
ceived several threaten
since coming here from 4
a gTudge against him.
One of the hold-ups u
say before the shooting
that guy behind the bar
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
GAVE LIFE IN VAIN.
WouId-bs Reseuer Dragged Down by
Drowning Women.

Sacramento, cal.--Mrs. Charles
White. her cousin. girl Of about IS.
and the formers brother, Charles
Palm. and Manuel Greggs. we're
drowned In the Sacramento river at
point about block north Of Rocky
Point on tho Yolo side, on Tuesday.
Greggs. who was an expert swimmer
lost his life In attempting To rescue
his friends. AT the time OF the acci-
dent the party was In y duck boat
endeavoring to reach house boat. In
which. Mrs. White lived. The house
boat capsized. Gregg Witnessed the
accident from shore. and went to the
assistance OF the party. but was
grabbed around the neck by the three
drowning persons and dragged under
water.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
CUTS WIRE AND DIES.
Man Attempts to Prevent confasra'
tlon and Loses His Life.

Bingham Junction, Utah. Edward
McDermit, a telephone lineman. was
Instantly killed Sunday night by $500
volts of electricity passing through his
body while he was trying to save an
electric piano from burning up. The
accident was caused by one OF the
main feed wires of the Progress Power
company OF Murray, which supplies
the town with electricity, coming In
contact with guy chain supporting
an electric sign In front OF the Leader
store In 80 doing, the full current
passed through the chain and heavily
charged all the electric light and tele'
phone wires on that transformer In the
main business part OF the town. A halt
dozen other people were injured
when they went to turn ON their lights,
and that none of the others We're killed
Il regarded as miraculous.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Portland Girl Prefers Death to Loss
of Reason.

Portland, Ore.-Conscious that she
was mentally deranged, Miss Pitra
Lourutz, 20 years of age, killed herself
on Saturday. by taking strychnine.
The girl had been engaged to be mar
RED TOR several months, but recently
became afflicted mentally She had
received medical treatment, but con.
hnued to grow worse, and the grow
Ing realization of her unhappy future,
together with the fact that in her con.
dition she could not wed, impelled her
TO destroy herself
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
TnE rELgoRAPH STRIKE.
The Associated Press Reports improve
ment In the Situation.

Chicago. THE Associated Press SER
vice has made gradual Improvement
during the past week, In spite of the
strike Of Its operators. In the east
ern and central divisions. 40 of the
old men are at their keys and less than
sixty men are out. Five OF the best
men have returned 10 the Chicago
once and practically every wire In the
Chicago ONCE IL manned day and night.
In California regular operators are at
work In San Francisco. Bakersfield.
Los Angeles. Fresno and San Diego
and the leased wire service Is going
to papers In those cities.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Open shop for cr'p

Cripple Greek. Colo
the utmost importanee
will be held soon BY "
many of the mine osn
question of the open
up for discussion na
whether the CARTS issas
sued. by the Western
Mine Owners or the
sociation. There Is
mer rule of open snoP
vail. and If this proves
il will allow many nes
sirous of coming oacA
do Sa
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
aAvG IRA IN VAIN.


Santa Cruz, CAL While bathing ln
AIM creek. about II miles from this
city, Hazei Riley. q tssyear-old klrl
was drowned Monday afternoon loo
Munroa, tie maker. was also drowned
In attempting to save her, The girl
With number OF friends went swlas
ming 10 tie shallow creek and stepped
into q deep hole Being a4Abis a.
swim, she was drowned MunrOo at
tempted 10 save her but the Eirl pullcs
him down TO HIS death
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
win Cross Africa in an Au,onob,,.

Berlin.-Dispatchers from Dar.Es.
Salam. German East Africa. state that
Lieutenant Gaetz Of the Prussian
army started from there Saturday on
an attempt to cross Africa in an autp.
mobile, He purposes to ride through
German East Africa, Rhodesia and Ger.
man southwest Africa to Swakopmuud
occupying about six weeks on the iohT,
nsy. IL all gees well. He has a spsetal.
W built tS-horsepower car. with i'm.
menseiy heavy wheels 4 feet in ,io,,.
eter, with massive tires.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Family Quarrel in Hsr'sz
suits in Two oes)

New York.-George W
man, 81 years of age,
wife and was in turn
daughter at the home q
in Harlem. Washer ni
wife and then exchanges
his daughter. The iau'
wounded Mrs. Wasns
cumbed to her injuries
band died a little later
was arrested. She asse
father had persistentiy "
ties upon his family.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Big Bronze TsS'ss !

Gloucester. Msss
in national and inter-
were included in ne
people who congresas..
on Thursday for me
large bronze tsole.
the nrst settlement : s.,.|
Bay colony at sage -
tablet is set on the -,
ledge overlooking Al
close to the site
which 1t commenioss.,,
covering sixty-nVe -
lieved to be one Of -. y
cast in the United
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
ARE AFTER THE ]
Ordinance Passed At
Purpose of Trust {

Portland, Ore. Portlaa4
a step new among the
United States by passia4
nance for the purpose
or suppressing trusts. \
of the council the y
nance, the provisions Of n
far reaching, if rigidf
were adopted. The fola
synopsis of Portland's Al
1T is unlawful for any
or other organization 70 1
agreement the object Of
be to restrain trade Or Z
limit production or inerea
prices, to interfere with
competition, to preclude
any commodity to the co
chants, or to rebate an!
price of any article.
A fine of from IS TO
prisonment not exceeding
is provided as a penalty
of the ordinance.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Piuneer Gates WI" ~
try Squire h

New York.-Jonh =
learned by the suns
spondent. has scns
settle there. Ike -
the life of a county, ~
up a big racing -
1t is stated. is me -
the auction OF { 80
to take place on 2 =
ANNOUNCED that be "a
England, and. 1t
together a stao'e 81 =
horses which be
Gates.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-27
MCCARTHY CAUSES SIX
ARRESTS OF OFFICIALS
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-On
complaint of P. H. Mccarthy, presi-
dent of the Building Trades council,
warrants were issued this morning for
the arrest of six members of Electri-
cal Workers union No. 6, charging
conspiracy.
1t is alleged that the defendants,
all of whom belong to an organiza-
ton which has been opposing Nc
Carthy in the building industry In this
city. entered into plot to abduct Nc
Carthy to a lonely house in the neigh
borhood of Ocean Beach and there
keep him q prisoner until a successor
in the council could be elected.
The details of the alleged plot were
laid bare in confession by H.
Shockley, who in a sworn affidavit
declared that he was asked to join
the conspiracy and carry out the de-
tails. The men for whom Mccarthy
procured warrants are George e.
Russell, secretary of the union, M.
H Carmody, Harry Sullivan, j. d.
Young, Gus Smith and Gus Burt.
M. j. Sullivan, grand vice president
of the Electrical Workers, declares
that the story of the conspiracy is
absurd and that it was concocted by
Mccarthy for the purpose of aiding
him in his efforts to down the oppo-
Sition.
President McNulty of the union Is
expected here Sunday to take hand
in the controversy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-27
FRISCO SALESMAN
IS IN TROUBLE
CONTINUED from Page One,

mercial traveller for years and has run
through Wisconsin,, Minnesota, Illinois,
the Dakotas and all the western coast
states. 1 do not know any man who
is better known to the dry goods or silk
trade in the country and it is a great
surprise to us to find the paper he
cashed worthless. Mr.. Bresse knew him
well and did not hesitate to cash his
paper and we were all astonished to re-
ceive word from the northern bank that
the checks were forgeries."
Little is known by the detectives
about Coleman's private life beyond
what was told by the officer who was
working on the case. The man is sup
posed to be married and to have a child
living in the east. Efforts will be made
to learn just where Mrs. Coleman is
living, as it is thought by the detec-
tives that Coleman may have been
writing to her and that it will be pos
sible to find him by following these
letters.
When notified by the local depart
ment that Coleman was wanted in Los
Angeles on a. charge of forgery Chief
Of Police Dinan of San Francisco re-
piled by telegraph saying his officers
would watch for the man and would
probably capture him within few
days.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-27
Inn0FORM DISC0VERER
MEETS TRAGIC FATE
BY Associated Press.

VIENNA. April 26.-Prof. Albert Rit-
ter Won Mosetig- MoorhOf, the famous
surgeon and introducer of iodoform,
while walking on the banks of the
Danube today fell into the water ana
was drowned.
1t was at first thought he had COM
mitted suicide, but inquiries tend to
prove his death was accidental. The
professor was subject to sudden faint
ing fits, and it is believed that an at
tack of this sort caused him to fall into
the water. His body has not been re-
covered.
Besides being the intrOducer of the
use of iodoform in surgical cases, Prof.
Mosetig- Moorhof had an international
reputation as the originator of a
method for treatment of caries-the
liberation and decay Of bones-with a
filling composed of a preparation OF
iodoform and petroleum. This proved
of the highest value in cases of coin
pound fractures of the bones in the arm
or leg. often rendering amputation un-
necessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-27
MAY REVEAL PLOT
IN WALL STREET
AUTHORITIES COVER UP ALL
DEVELOPMENTS
Trust Company President Declares
His Concern Loses Only $4,000
Through Bond Robbery, but
the End Is Not Yet
Nv Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 26.-The district
attorneys office tonight had succeeded
In delaying for another day publicity
concerning the details Of the conspiracy
through which the Trust Company OF
America was robbed of bonds, the ag-
gregate value of which is known only
to the persons directly interested.
| The authorities denied that third
person yet to be named publicly was
involved and that another arrest was
imminent
Oakleigh Thorn, president of the trust
company said that his bank would not
lose more than the $4,000 required to
reimburse brokers who had innocently
accepted the stolen bonds as security.
No bonds were now missing, he said.
District Attorney jerome declared to-
night he would say nothing for publtca-
tion and warned his assistants to make
no statements to the newspapers.
Attorneys for w. o. Douglas, the loan
clerk, and o. M. bennett, the broker in
custody, the former charged with the
larceny of $4,000 worth Of bonds and
refused to talk.
This persistent secrecy has given col
or to the report that the prisoners may
turn states evidence and reveal a Wall
street plot of large proportions. Both
bennett and Douglas dictated state
ments at the district attorneys office
today. When they were concluded the
prosecution refused either to make pub
lie the statements or give a hint or
their import.
bennett and Douglas were taken from
- IT. - 6fCtr nt n f.
flee this forenoon and after a conference
with representatives of the prosecution
bennett was placed in one office and
Douglas in another.
bennett dictated to stenographer
for four hours.
Douglas statement was taken by an
other stenographer in an hours time.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-27
G0LDFIELD DEPUTIES
RAID ORE THIEVES
By Associated Press.

GOLDFIELD, New, April 26.-Late
this afternoon Constable Inman and
force of four deputies captured a gang
of high-graders at their cabin on the
outskirts of town and recovered 951
pounds of ore supposed to have been
taken from the Mohawk mine. ~
The hiding place of the ore was
known for some time and the thieves
had been shadowed, but fearing that
it might inflame trouble at time when
a settlement of labor troubles was
about to be effected, no action was
taken until today.
There were seven in the gang, and
all were arrested.