The Springdale news., 1907-07-05

left side of the abdomen from which he died Sunday night shortly after nine o'clock.
 The trouble was caused by Daugherty accusing Littrell of singing indecent songs in the presence of the formers daugh- ter. Daugherty and his daugh- ter live on the Stokes farm south oi town. and for q day or two pre- vious to the trouble Littrell and others had been employed on the place cutting oats tt which time the ottense wds supposed to have been committed. Daughertv came H Friday from trip aS driver for tfaeeling man, when his daughter k presumed to have made the charges against Lit trell. paugherty went to the livery barn earl9 Saturday morn ing where I.ittrrli and others were gathering to 20 to the .arn to continue their idbors Eve witnesses SaX that Daug hertN be gan 5ufsine and abusing Littrr1. saving h. intended having him arrested tor insulting hiS daugh- trf. ldttrell denied emphatisal l1 that lie had done anything to taH~e any nnc oitcnse. and was apparently ia the best al humor. lokinglS telling hun he would #ilase=ta speil hl9 EIdttrell.s lace before he Lad him arrested. Daughert4. who had been sharp rfiue his kniie on I Whet-stonr while h. had bean talking. with an oath sprang forward, telling lattrrII he would spoil his face now and plunged the knife iuto Idttrell,s abdomen fitfell then attacked bauahefty. kicking hun and chasing hlm into the office ot tHc livery barn, Daaehrrty striking out bludlF with the knife. Before the eanb4tant> could be separated Baagherty lad inflicted another knift wound eH l9ittFeli. an the ioWrl let side oi the neck near the col, lar bone. The attack on LittrelI apPc1rs to have ben entirely III expected by that gentleman ana also bs thr bS~tandtrs. L.ittreI had no weapon ot any kind and DauedertK WaS ualHiurrd.
 .Aftef the pan Lad been spa. rated IittreII 0as conveyed l. li> home and given medical II. tenHon. He WlS1PParrntlY get tlHe along as 4cf6 as could bt eN- pectrd until Sunday afternoon when the abdomen beeaH swell ia@ and the ph4 ieians then real. lztd that the cad waS near isAef1 fhing pos~ible Wa9 done tol the stfi,keu mau. bat h. rSflftd sheHt4 alter nine o'clock sunday H59ht
 M the requestel the iamii{ oi the deceased, pr. SParkmlu. th, attending physician assisted bs
 The programs Tor the tenth annual >eSSion 0t tife STiugddit ehdatau4uas tui8 2i to 2s, in- elusive. are He@ ont topies in envelopes ready fot mailing nia5 b secured al the NcW> office. and II k to De hoped that th, people of Springdalr generally will manifest enough interest in this enterprise to ,atl and get thc9c programs and mail them ont to their friends The success oi the tenth annual Chautauqua aa@ re>l> entirely with the peo- Plc. The program that las been arranged b4 the committee ls @ood one. and II every body Will take right hold and 20 t5 work our hautalIqta thi> year ean be made | splendid sugtes>
 hI>. l.. II. l'elfHS> dlid tlHld- ren Ieft Tucs1i4 afternoon foI PoftaIr~. N+W AkNleo t9 remain l few month on the claim oi Mir. Pttra@e near that place, Aiss lfnfa @ill retnfa n Neptem- Der II tlae opening Fl Schoal. bui the remainder oi tAr famik ~ill probably be there HHtll the latter part et November. Mr. petros, accompanied them as lar q, Monett, Mo. ChaS. Stearns ane daughter Miss Ollie, living neal Johnson, aid Miss John Noun ef Elm Springs also left Tuesda, afternoon for portales. The two hrst named already have claim out there, while Nils, Mount eontenPlates taking up a claim