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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-02
in the street cars and in the newspa,

in the street cars and in the neWSpa-
pers, but they forgot the date.
AS a result they stood on the same
corners as of yore and watched the
street cars go by them, while profane
language flowed from between clenched
teeth. There is only one thing on earth
more terrible than a man who has been
passed by several cars, and that is a
woman under the same circumstances.
A long file of people would stand on the
crossing and signal car. 1t failed to
stop, and the men swore. The women
looked language worse than that used
by the men, and the motormen only
smiled and said nothing.
Motorman Gets His
The suburbanites suffered worse, for
the cars were far apart and when they
missed one it meant a fifteen or twenty
minute wait before another hove in
sight AS a result they lost their tenn
pers. were compelled to wade through
mud to reach the heretofore unused
crossings, and finally landed with much
language and indignant gestures on
some car and promptly cussed the mo-
torman.
When that did no good they cussed
the conductor, and when he took them
inside the car and showed them the
sign on the doors, they sat down and
cuSSed themselves.
In the down town districts men made
mad dashes for the street cars, some
grabbing at flying bars from rear plat
forms. some thrown, and some manag-
ing to reach the steps in safety. Argu-
ments We're rife and there we're fights
galore. but none suffered seriously.
The men soon learned that if a car
passed by them after having stopped on
the n "a nncnccitu 40 ,
corner was the place to board the car
but the women didn't reason that way.
When they stepped out to hail a car
and it left them in the lurch, they con-
sidered it a personal affront on the
part of the motorman, and they became
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-02

indignant and very cold while they
stood firm on the far corner and waited
for a car to stop for them. Some would
be waiting yet if kind hearted people
had not told them where to board street
cars.
The matinee girls, wearing dainty at
tire, were nearly frozen before they
learned the proper corner to stand on
Many explanations for delayed engage
ments were necessary. and it was an
i'll humored public that spent New
Years day on the streets.
But the new rule is regarded as a
good one, since it cuts off more than
half the stops necessary at street cross
ings on the down town streets and is
safeguard against possible street car
collisions, compelling motormen to stop
before crossing a cross-town line
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-02
Ore Growing Richer Each


e 85-fool a 50 gying
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-02
OLD RESIDENT BURNED
NEAR BAKERSFIELD
IN Assoclated Press.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Jan. 1.-Rafael
Garcia was burned fatally this morn
ing near Offers resort, He was plo-
neer resident.
Constable Strobel found Garcia lying
by a campfire and burned horribly
about the legs and chest. He could
give no account of how he came to be
I'm such a deplorable condition. AT the
county hospital the surgeons say he
cannot live.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-02
CAUSES PANIC NEAR HAVANA
BY Associated Press,

by AssOCIdItu fItsS,
HAVANA, Jan. IA panic was
caused among women guests at the
officers club at Mariana as the result
of the explosion Of mortar upon the
roof, from whihc pyroteehnic bombs
We're being fired at midnight as New
Years alute.
A party of officers and ladies had
gathered upon the poof to witness the
fireworks. BY the explosion Capt. Jos.
ed in the leg. This was the only casu-
atty.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-02
Endows Cincinnati Museum

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. Jan. lin memory Of
her husband, Mrs. Thomas j. Emery
has given 100000 as an endowment for
the Cincinnati art museum.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-02

Homeless children received and
Rev. o. v. Rice, Superintendent Chill
dren's Home society. 334 Bradbury
building. Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27
WILL NOT
 LISTEN ID PROTEST
It Is Announced That There Will Be No Reconsideration
 of Hagernan Case,

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 26.-A newspaper correspondent called at the White House this morning and has just left there He is authorized to announce officially that the tele- grams coming to White House from various sections of New Mexico rela- tive to the goYernorship will have no effect whatever The mind and the action of the President cannot be changed on this subject. The infor- nation here is that the resignation of Governor Hagerman was mailed the day he reached Santa Fe. It should reach Washington tonight and it will bH n-H"ntiv accepted.
 The President will be at the open ing of the Jamestown Exposition on Friday and Saturday Captain George Curry has been notified of his appont- ment. On Monday the President will return from Jamestown and on that day or the day following, Territorial Secretary James w. Reynolds will be notified to act as Governor until Cap tain Curry arrives at Santa Fe
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27
SHAFTS VISIT TO CURES,
Why He Gave Only Small Sum
 to the Laboratory,

The late Shah of Persia, during one of his numerous visits to Paris, eX- pressed the wish to see M. and Mime. Curie, and to be shown a specimen Of the wonderful radium. NJ. and Mme. Curie, very much against their incli- nation, had to accede as matter of course, to the Persian potentate's re quest.
 In order that the wonderful glow of the radium might be seen to the best advantage, the room was darkened, but the Shah, who was highly nerv- ous man, was startled when the cleo tric light was switched off, and, ris- ing abruptly from is chair. upset the case which contained the radium. The lights were, of course. immediately turned on again, and the Shah recoy- cred his equanimity, but the CuTies had quite lost theirs, so upset were they at the danger to their precious radium.
 The Shah, to show that he was quite as capable as any European SOW ereign of rewarding genius, proceed ed to take from his breast one of his richly beiewelled orders to present 1t to Peirre Curie. The latter, how ever, declined it, saying that as he had refused the Legion of Honor il was quite impossible for him to accept foreign order. The Shah next drew rich diamond ring from his finger, but this also Pierre Curie declined, adding that he would accept nothing for himself or his wife. but that if his Majesty pleased he could give some thing toward the expenses of the lab oratory.
 By this time the Oriental potentate was vexed that his munifcent gifts had been so coldly rejected. and he only gave the paltry sum of POO francs for the laboratory.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27
DEBS REPLIES ID PRESIDENTS
 LETTER
Says Explanation of President Is First Decisive Victory In Kidnapping Battle of Class War in United States,

GERARD. Kan. April 26.-Eugene ". Debs today gave out the following statement in reply to President Roose- velt's letteh to Honora Jaxon, TO Chi cago:
 After many days the President con cluded to revise his publicly an- nounced determination to treat the with silent contempt He changed his mind anly when he saw the represen- tatives O fthe working class preparing 10 move on the White House. In the voluble and vague explanation just is- sued the President is guilty of most extraordinary lapse of memory or a deliberate falsehood In defense Of his unenviable position, he now claims that he never said anything concern ing the guilt of Mover and Haywood. I answer by quoting the exact words he used in his speech on the occasion of the laying of the cornerstone of the office building of the House of Representative. April II, 1906, as fol lows:
 The wealthy man who eXults be- cause there is failure of justice in the effort to bring some trust magnate to an account for his misdeeds, is as bad and no worse than the so-called labor leader who clamoTously strives to excite foul class feeling on be- half of some other labor leader who is implicated in murder
 Mover and Haywood had been ar reted and had made what was called a sensational appeal in their behalf but short time before this speech was delivered. The Presidents words were clearly meant for Mover, Hay wood and myself. They could by no possibility apply to any one else.
 I challenge President Roosevelt to name any persons except Mover, Hay wood and myself to whom his words by any stretch of possibility apply. If he will not name them he must stand branded from his own mouth with calumny and mendacity.
 The explanation of President Roosevelt is the first decisive victory for organized labor in the Kidnapping battle of the clarr war in the United States"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27
s4oo,o00 IN BONDS.
That Was Amount Taken From Trust
 Company strong Box.

NEW YORK, April 26.-The World tomorrow will say: 'It was learned yesterday that the amount of the bonds stolen from the Trust Company of America, by William o. Douglas, assistant joan clerk, was in excess of S40O, ,00e
 All bonds are in the possession of the Trust Company or have been To- cated It is learned that the major part of the stolen bonds were taken from the strong box of the company by Douglas shortly before he fled Friday last His purpose for doing this, it was admitted yesterday, was to compel the company to overlook smaller thefts, if he should return this block"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27
ARIzOhA'S DELEGATE
 HOME FROM THE FAST
Says That Jointure Nightmare Need Not Cause Any Loss
 of Sleep,

TUCSON, April 26.-Delegate Mar GUS A. Smith returned to Tucson this morning from the East. Mir Smith has been spending some time in Ken lucky since the last session of Con- gross and he came home by way of St. Louis and Kansas City.
 In discussing Statehood, MT SEiith said: q have been personally in- formed by a number of Senators and Representatives who voted for joining Arizona with New Mexico at the last session that they would not again support a jointure measure
 When his attention was called to rambling statement in a morning paper boasting that jointure would become a reality at the next session of congress, Mir. smith said: If there were any fears on the part of the friends of Arizona that such might be the case, it would be all removed by reason of the prediction of that paper.
 That Arizona and the Southwest is becoming generally better known in the East Mr. smith found on his last trip, It is being well advertised by the Eastern men who come here on mining and other business trips and to enjoy the fine weather climate. Snow and cold spring weather is, what the people of the Bluegrass state have been experiencing for soule time as we'll as the entire East and consequently MT. Smith was more than pleased to bask again ir the Arizona sunshine.
 He expects to remain here for sev- eral weeks to a;tanI u business mat ters and has plans fo! trip to North ern Arizona as well dS Io Sonora to look after his interests. He is as sociated with Judge L. o. Cowan in a mining property in Sonora adjoining the Fl Congresso mine about 55 miles from the railroad station of CarbO. They owned formerly the Fl COngresso mine but bonded it last year to 8 syn dicate of English capitalists.
 Up the Canyon, down the Canyon,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27
FIGHTING SHY OF TEDDY.
Union Committee of New York kband-
 ons Trip to White House.

NEW YORK, April 2G.-It is an- nounced that the committee appointed by the Federated Union last Sunday, to go to Washington to ask Roosevelt to retract the statement that Mover and Haywood were undesirable citi- zens,'' had decided not to go.
 This decision. it is stated, was the result partly of the letter from the President to the chairman of the Moyer-HaywOOd Conference, of Chica- go, confirming instead of retracting his original statement.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27
CITIZENS PURSUE NEGRO.

ALTON, H., April PA posse of tonight attacked Miss Violet Spencer, the eighteen year old daughter of Thomas F. Spencer. on the street here. cutting her with razor. Condi- ton sf the young woman is serious.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27
AN UNSUCCESSFUL AT
 TEMPT IN KANSAS.

PITTSBURG, Kan, April 26.-A mob of negroes made an unsuccessful attempt at Corona, Kansas, to lynch
 Joseph Bush, arrested last week in Oregon, charged with train robbery, when the train bearing Bush, stopped at the station last night. Bush is be- lieved to be one of the men who rob bed the passengers on the Missouri Pacific passenger train on the night of March 1, when John Henry, ne- gro who lives in Corona, was killed. Bush was placed in jail here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27
NEGROES ORDERED OUT.
Deputy Marshal Killed at Big Springs, Texas, and Citizens Hold
 Mass Meeting.

BIG SPRINGS, April 26.-While as sisting in the arrest of several ne- groes late last night, Deputy Marshal James Burke was killed. Following the killing of Burke the citizens as sembled in mass meeting today anc notified all negroes who are without property in the town, to leave at once. Negroes owning property, were no tified to dispose of it and leave town within fifteen days.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, bein T. "a T get tho franchise. Adv !
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help J. D. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Ady)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv )
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help J. B. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-27

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the frsQGhise. (Adv.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
"SC0TTY' ANBUSHED;;
ONE MAN WOUNDED
Famous Death Valley Miner
Says Enemies Tried to Get
Him" in Mountains.
Special To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
RHYOLTTE, New. June 15.-Walter
Scott, c. Death Valley Scotty"), ar
rived here last night with the story
that he and two companions had been
ambushed in PanaminC mountains Scott
brought with him the bullet he had cut
from the back of Sam Jackson, one of
his mon, whom he said was dangerously
wounded. Scott says five. nights ago
two men well mounted. claiming to be
hunting horses, stopped at his camp aud
he gave them accommodations. NcSt
day thew left and he later rode down a
canyon ON a mule. Several shots were
fired at him from above and he rushed
back TO camp The following day he,
Jackson and an Indian rode down the
canyon. They saw man high up IN
the mountains and signalcd HIM hut re-
ceived no reply. soon a fusllade Of
bullets rained among them and Jack
son was shot through the shoulder.
Scott aud the Indian dragged him to
cover without returning ihc fire. The
men doing the shooting were concealed
and fred twenty-five or thirty shots.
Jackson is in the mountains IN care of
the Indian. Scott came TO Rhyolitr 10
secure officers and medicine,
"Scottyn says his assaiIants are New
York employees who are trying to XII
him. They hayc had disputes over
prubstakes furnished ''Scotty' years
ago. and he SAWS they are trying so
find his mines and. disappointed, arc
seeking his life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
GOVERNOR GOOD|NG
LACKING COURTESY
Failed to Treat Governor Shell
don of Nebraska With Even
Simple Respect.
Special TO The Tribune.


BOISE, Idaho, June l5.-There
is considerable comment in this
city over the treatment accorded to
Governor Sheldon of Nebraska by Gov
vernon Goo5ing of this State. when the
former was n guest OF the people of
Boise Of few days since. Idaho IS ex-
ecutive was exceedingly discourteous TO
the distinguished visitor, while the eX
ecutiyes of every other State visited
by Nebraska s Governor were eycred-
ingly courteous to the big man from the
Goldcnrod State
While Governor Sheldon was being
entertained by the Boise Commercial
club at a smoker in honor of the Ne
braska excursion party, Governor Good
ing and his familys were present at
another function in this city.
j is said that while here, several per
sons employed by the prosecution in The
Haywood case, much annoyed Governor
Sheldon by telling him what he should
and should not do; that If he WAS not
careful about exposing himself, Some
crank might try TO assassinatc him,
and other things of like nature. They
were simply insults. Gooding did not
even meet the Nebraskan at the train
when he arrived
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD
Line From Twin Falls. Idaho, 20 Ely,
New, Is Planned.

Line FROM IWln rams, lddno- 20 bly,,
New, Is Planned.
Special Ia The Tribune.
BOISE. Idaho, June l5.-Thc latest
electric road project in tins State is
the one financed by Kuhn Brothers and
other Pittsburg capitalists TO he built
from Twin Fails 10 fly Nevada, ard
10 Boise. Idaho, power 10 operate said
line is tu bo secured from Shoshone
Falls Work on the line has already
begun and much Of the material for
il has been shipped.
At the last session of the State Leg.
islature provision was made for cstab-
lishing n State fish hatchery. $4,000
for that purpose being appropriated.
Steps are being taken 10 comply with
the law, aud Governor Goodlng has iust
appointed Robert Stiles Of Spcarfsh.
s. D.. superintendent Of the proposed
hatchery. The location has not yet
been decided upon,
News of the drowning of \ child of
Mr and Mrs. G. J. Dillon in ihe Pay
cite river. near West Fork, has Just
reached here The Dillon home is at
West Fork.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
PROBING GRAFT CHARGE
Governor Brooks Appoints Committee
to Investigate University Muddle,
Special to Tho Tribune.

special To Ino Tribune
LARAMIE, Wyo., June l5.-Governor
Brooks today appointed committee
Of fiFc citizens of the State, two Re.
publicans. two Democrats, and one
whose politics are not known. TO ., IN
vcstigate the charges OF mismanage
ment and graft made against the board
of trustees Of the University of Wyo-
ming Mt this place, by c. L. Morton, n
retiring member Of the faculty Of the
a agricultural college. and asks the com
mission To meet here on June %. and
begin its work.
The commission consists of James f..
Cosgriff of Carbon county. Republican;
Mark r, Johnston of Laramie county,
Democrat; l.. e. Phelps Of Big Horn
county, Republican: II, II. Walsh of
sheridan coupty. politics unknown. and
c. f. Maurcr of Converse county. Demo
crat Morton charged that Otto Gramm.
president of the board of trustees dom.
mates thc policies of the university Tor
the benefit of the Republican party Of
the State machine. and that the funds
of the university and agricultural col
le0e were misused
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
WOMAN IS ACCUSER
John Withers, Colored, Is Arrested for
Wifebeating,

John Withcrs, a ll-drcsscd colored
man. was arrested Saturday on com.
plaiut of Commercial street colorcd
woman. who claims 20 be his wife. The
woman says that Withers beat her up
severely. and then stole u pair of ear
rings from her and sold them for 80.
Withers tried 60 escape when the po-
lice came after him, but was caught by
Officer Harris.
Al The police station WithorS was
booked for assault and battery and his
bail was placed AT 500 cash in the be
lief that he would not he able TO fur-
nish it, Later, however, IT was depos-
tied by Attorney William Newton.
The wife. it is said, relcntcd and fur.
.nishcd the whercwith TO get her liege
lord out of iail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
BOND FOR $3, 500, 900
By Lumbermsn Ready to Protect the
Waters Pierce Oil Company

AUSTIN, TcX0s, june l5-John Hem
~ Kirby, a woll.known lumbernan, to
dav signed n bond for $3,5O0.O 900 in
behalf of The Waters-Pierce Oil Com.
pany. which was Yesterday placed in
the hands Of a receiver by Judge Brooks
Of the State District Court and which
has previously been fined something
over one and n half million dollars i'm
fines and court costs Mr.. Kirby saws
that he proposes, as far az lies in his
power. 10 assist every man and every
corporation 10 have a fair and impair
tial trial before they are ad iu1 ged gull
tv and sentenced 10 Imprisonment and
bapishment from the State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
BISHOPS son IN JAIL
w. II. Summerhays Takes Whisky for
Toothache md Gets Wild.

W. n. Summerhays, n street car con
ductor and son of = Mormon bishop,
went TO a dentist SATURDAY 10 have n
tooth pulled. When il was pulled, he
saws. the dentist advised him 10 drink
whisky to drown the pain. He fol.
lowed the advice literally. and soon
was creating disturbance IN a Sec
ond South street saloon. The barten-
der finally hll him in the mouth and
drew blood Then Officer Harris hap
peued along and took the bishops son
into custody. At the police station
Summerhays insisted That his rights as
an American citizen were being out
ragged by the police. but despite his
protests and his threats that his father
would make trouble for the police, he
was locked M.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
RUSHING BIG TUNNEL
Engineer Report Shows Good Progress
OH Strawberry Valley Project

Speclal To The Tribune,
WASHINGTON. June l5.--A report
has been received from the engineer IN
charge Of the strawberry valley
irrigation project, Utah, that the tun'
mel which is being constructed To con
vov water from Strawberry valley into
the valley of Spanish Fork has been
eycovated distance of 1889 feet, II
is the intention to push the work with
all possible speed compatible with econ
omv on the powerhouse and canal As
soon as the power plant is completed
work on the tunnel will 90 forward
rapidly. This tunnel wIll he lS,9Oo feet
II feet, and its capacity will he 500
second feet. II will provide water for
abont 5000 acres of land in central
Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
10 Surprise Sprung on the Defense
prosocutiOn'S Announcement
That Its Testimony is
Nearly All In:
ADAMS WIRED TO HAYWOOD
AND MADE REQUEST FOR MONEY
Goes at Length Into Conditions Surround
og the Blowing Up of indicator
Mine in Colorado.

the evidence of Governor Peabody that
he had seen Orchard in Canon City and
that he had repaired his house as Or
chard testified, testimony showing that
at various times in 1905 Haywood, Pet
tibonc and Orchard were seen together,
general confirmation by William
Vaughn of the trip that Orchard and
Vaughn made 10 Canon City and lastly,
proof that Steve Adams was al Poca-
tello in September presumably to meet
and throw Pcttibone dope" at a car
load of non.union miners.
Judge Wood is to go TO Caldwell on
Monday to continue the case of Harry
Orchard, charged with the murder of
Steunenberg and there will he no ses-
sion of court here on that day.
Orchard will be taken to Caldwell to
make formal appearance when the case
is called.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
Teamstcrs Ready to Strike.

CHICAGO. June 15.-Final .prepara
t;nnq were begun today for strike Of
tbc nackiughousc teamstcrs. The team
stcrs have reduced their demand for an
incrnnse of four cents an hour TO one
,nd y half cents. The packers have
ofrered an increase 10 certain teamsters,
bnt not general raise to all This Is
,,nso,isfaciorv to the men, aud strike
-, Monday apuenrs inevitable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
Western Girls Uonored.

Special Ia Tho Tribune.
WELLESLEY. Mass. June ID
Among the girls who win graduate from
Wellesley college on June %, receiving
the Bachelor Of Arts degree are Misses
GLADYS VI. Tuttle of Nampa. Ida. and
Helen NJ. Boxmd of Salt Lake. They
are the only representatives Of their
respective States. and with the eNcep-
ton of a girl from Colorado Springs,
The ouly graduates from the intermoun-
tain region.