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JR.,
PUT ON STAND
IN OIL HEARING
Kellogg Shows Families
Held Trust Stock
Closely.

NEW YORK, Sept. Civilian G.
Rockefeller. nephew Of John =. Rocke-
feller. and assistant treasurer OF the
Standard Oil Company. was put on the
rack late today before Special Examiner
Ferris. He is considered by Prosecutor
Kellogg as his most important witness
OF the present hearing.
When the proceedings opened today.
Moriatz Rosenthal. whose illness caused
an early postponement yesterday. was
not in court, but Chief Counsel 8fiIburn,
for Standard Oil. announced they would
80 on without him. Wesley Fl. Tilford
resumed the stand al once.
The Government agents IN this in
quiry appreciate the Information and
data provided by Attorney General FL
lis, Of Ohio. and other attorneys general
who have conducted investigations into
the Standard OIL which has enabled
them 10 bring out the inside history OF
the monopoly
Big Slump in Dividends
Tiford presented figures showing that
in 1899, after the new company was
formed on June 19. Standard oil divi-
dends were 4.304, ,lSS, while previous to
that date the subsidiary companies that
were amalgamated paid their stockhold-
ers $50. .00S. .51
Taking up the sale of the Manhattan
Oil Company by A. \. Brady and z.
c. Benedict, Kellogg asked if the Union
Tank Line did not purchase the tank
cars. the Ohio Oil Company, the pro-
ducing wells. and the Solar Refining
Company the refinery. Witness said
he didn't know, but gave the names
of officers Of these companies who could
tell If such purchases were made
Tilford testified that John y. Arch
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WILL NVEST

If my attention is called to
any cases subsequent TO the In
YestigatiOn wherein persons In
tested with EermiR we're sent
from the Washington Asylum
Hospital to the Government Hos
pitaI for the Insane, the Board of
Charities wiIi investigate the
charges.-H. B. T. Maefarland.
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Tortured Until Blood Ran.
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Steamers departing today for European
ports viii have fresh southeast to south
winds. with cloudy, unsettled weather.
10 the Grand Banks
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SUPPRESSED PAPERS
IN ASYLUM SCANDAL
BROUGHT TO LIGHT
New Abuses of Patients
Made KnoWn-S State
mentS of Com
miSSionerS.

There viii be a secOnd investiga.
ton Of the conditions governing the
treatment Of insane, and alleged in.
sane. persons at the Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Brought to the realization of the
need for further 8etiOn in tE.a mat
ter by the publication in The simes
yesterday afternoon of the sending
OF infested persons from the
Washington Asylum Hospital to st.
Elizabeth's, District. commissioner
MacfarIand, under whose direct su-
perTision the Washington Asylum
Hospital comes. said today that
such an investigation would follow.
If any cases Of infested patients be-
Ing sent to st. Eliaabeth's subse.
quent TO the first secret inyestga-
ton are reported to him.
Officially Informed Today.
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sI.as to BaltimOIe and Return

Every saturday and Sunday via Penn
sylvania Railroad. Tickets good return
ing. until Sunday night All regular
tra&ps excs2s Congressional Limited. -
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Infested Patients
Recently Committed

Patients covered with vermin
sent to St. Elizabeth's since the
Board of Charities declared the
Washington Asylum Hospital
conducted in a satisfactory man
ner;
Alonzo Jackson-July 81, Sso7.
Josiah Inghram-September 6.
1907.
Hattie Afiller-July 25. 1907.
Leila Devine-June 20, 1907.
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Everything Open at Chesapeake Beach
Saturday and Sunday. Haley's Band.
Dancing.
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Ofhcially informed Today.

The Commissioners attention has
been called this afternoon to the
fact that in the months Of June.
July, and September of this year.
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Independent Charges

TIE charges Of the Independents are
substantially as follows:
IN lien Of rebates the railroads are
now paying the big shippers unprece-
dented claims for alleged damages 70
wares IN course Of shipment.
The process IS easy. No adequate In
spection Is made Of car contents either
at the point of shipment-Chicago
omaha, Kansas City, Or elsewhere-or
at the point Of destination. or the con-
ditiOn Of the meats. therefore. the rail-
road knows practically nothing. On the
delivery Of the goods a claim IS i'm
mediately filed for alleged injury to
them.
Ordinarily. that is 20 say for the small
shipper. there would be persistent in
Qulry. a long fight 10 lower the claim.
and payment. If at ALL only after a
year or more OF delay. But in the cases
OF the great packing houses none OF the
railroads entering Washington from tho
West IS so eXacuEg- Not only are such
claims paid without delay, but they are
paid IN such sums as 10 amount 10 sub
stantial rebates on the freight charges.
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Favor in Shipments.

Two shipments Of meat made ID
washington from Kansas City-the one
~ anv of The great packing houses. ths
other by any independent-wir arrive
IN the District. ninety-nine Iimes out
Of a hundred. a day apart And the late
arrival IS net the consignment OF the
heavier shipper. So that meat bought
st any Of the packing centers for an
Independent is not only day late whea
II arrives in Washington. bat q day
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HARPERs FERRY. W. Va, Sept. 90
Both rivers muddy.
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Everything Open at chesapeake Beach

Saturday and sunday. Halar's Band. I
Dancing.
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Big Slump in Dividends.

Continued on Page Thirteen
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Five persons are under arrest on the
charge OF manslaughter as follows:
Harold Mitchell and Lis wife. as
principals.
Walter Greenhaulgh, son OF the mur-
dered woman. as accessory.
Jennie Greenhaulgh, daughter OF the
murdered woman. as accessory
Mrs. Emma Smith, a neighbor, as ac-
oaezorv
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Found Her Incorrigible.

Continued on Page ThirteeD
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
BUY ONE
Start Busy Year With Good
 Watch

Do you need a watch? You to unless you have one already that is thoroughly reliable. There is nothing so neediul to the busy mau-workman or business man a, a watch that will correctly mark time.
 We sell oil the leading makes e watches at PRICES THAT ARL .RIGHT,a at prices as low as those which obtain in New York, Chicago or any ot the other great. metropolitan ceDters. We sell gold watches, silver watches niCsel watches, and all kinds of watches Of al the standard makes.
 We carry he most complete and most upto,date stock O, iewelry, China ware aud cut glassware in Alaska. Our repair department Is the most mod- ern n all its appointments and the most thorough in the work it turns out,
 We examine the eyes free of cost and it them with the kjod Of glasses tha' scientific tests demonstrate that they require.
 J. IkutB. O7ticiau and Jeweler.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20

50 designs of 1907 wal paper just rs. cei7cd SC HarrlsOn'S
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
PRESBYTERIAN
 PASTOR SELECTED

A letter received in the last mall by the session of the Presbyterian church from the secretary Of the missionary society conveys the information that the Rev. George Good, who will soon be graduated by the Mccormick Theo- logical Seminary, of Chicago, H., will be sent to Skagway, reaching this place about June lst, to become the pastOr Of the local church.
 The letter also states that before leaving for SkagwaY the young pastor will be welded to a young lady of splen- did talents, who has had very thorough musical training at one of the best institutes in Chicago,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
WILL DEFEND
Puget Sound to be Protect
 by Mines

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan,
 Washington, April 2O-The war oe- Dartment is preparing to plant hund' reds of mines InPuget Sound for detens' i've purposes. It is proposed to protect Pacific coast sea ports so that ic will be absolutely impossible for hostile fleet to enter one of them without being destroyed.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
NAY STRIKE
Chicago Cab Drivers Ask
 For Wage Increase

Special Dispatch Co Daily AlaskanI
 Chicago, Aprl2)-A strike is threat ened by the cab drivers of this city un- less a domara for au incse ease in wages shall be met. The emp. overs have sad rha. they wtllle: the l2i12 drivers go before they will grant he increase asked for.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
WORSE
San Francisco Graft Extends
 To Police

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
 San Francisco, April 2O-Tbe in7esi. ga,icns prove that the corruption in this city has extended to the police de- pertinent. Police csptaius state that hall the men in the department are corrupt. Many have been suspended pending investigation.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
BAD MESS
Chicago Police HOnayCOmbed
 By Corruption

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 Chicago, April 20-Lnvss,iEatlons insc the police department of this city discloses the prevalence oi graft and bribery on a large scle. There is 90 doubt 0u. that crime of nearly all kinds has been protected by the police. The charges that are being maae are sweeping in their character. Hundreds Of witnesses have been summoned.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
Vote. voso! votol

For honesty su5 regulation. LOug 1. wears established =. . Cream Rye is iC. i
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
DRAWING SCHOOL
 AGAIN MONDAY

Tie Rev. J. " G,eDk will reopen hls drawing schoo. Monday night. Il. has been susDeUdsd for sometime on account Of various things, All the old pupils and all others desiring to take lessious vii be welcomed at the school, The lessous VII be given ag the annex Of the Megtodis. church
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
CORY 10 WE'D
 MISS GILMAN

New York, Auvt. l--FE, E. Cory president of the steel Jrus and May belle Gilman. the actress will marry here On May g.
 The woman w.s the ause of the separation .t Cory and wife who were divorced last year.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
NO GRUB
St. ike Causes Paris To Go
 Hungry

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan )
 Paris, April 2O-A majority Of the walters in this city are out on a strike and loo. GOO people are going hungry as 8 result. The hotels and cafes are un- able 60 get assistance and the people are wEhClG service.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
BAD PLIGHT
Missouri Woman as Hard
 Time 10 Get Work

Special Dispatch to Duly Alaskanl
 Kansas City, Mo- April 2o-A womou arrived here yesgg day carrying 8 dying baby in her arms. She had walked 90 miles seekjn- work. She will be properly cared for
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-20
CATCH BOY
Seattle Apartment HOuse
 Thief 4 Child

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Seattle, April 20-The apartment house thief who has been worrying the Seattle police for sometime has been discovered to be a boy of l4.Aiter along chase he was caylured yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-26
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TOOK COMPANY
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For sale-Good mich COW. Ring 25o, Bell phone.
 zBsputy Sheriff E. Ee-5ores E confined to hia room 0ith fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-26
Ld8 DAILYo/

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BRIEF "EaTfoH.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-26

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 D5cs9- W4.szm Bzez.a1.e ot H.nzs- .z1a #az ga.iazss visitor n .as e..z yezrerday
 J. L. Aleaeimer. 0f llcs.e Roez. E guest at ealat5vez la sas zig today
 Nrs. Emile vosz aad son, 3liltaa ast t5tag for Ser York, Tae.a tAey a41. spend tae summer.
 Edwin Stewart. famae- set,'t.3' ard L. Hirsch. of Lietie RoeHs ase guest at the Jefferson hotel.
 Captain V [. Piuney left :hts afternoon for Agtaeimer Q spend 2 faw 8lta friends.
 Hra. 5. R. coeEsi.f of Ltte.e Roe1 4.lI arrive IT fh.s e.tE Fsisa" s5 6e the guest of Mra. II. E Tra.oeE
 Captain saa Mrs. T T co..iar, of AIsaeiraGr4 returned from yer pleasant trip to Jamestown tai4 faefa.Tl :.
 Miaesa Evelyn and Helea soEo- .aszy Of Little Rock. wil. arrive ia she city Ia few days D b. taa gueaf5 of friends foe sem dazz.
 County Clerk d4ase R, Core has returned from stz Louis, where ae vent 70 meet als son Jesse |, Cor. IT.. Iho Wa returning from 2 visit 10 relatives n Canada.
 Attorney V. ?. sorrells and fam have returned rom Humphrey where 1hey spent two weeks fshin4 and hunting. They enjoyed theie vacation 4eEy much
 The following Pine Bluffans were visitors n Little Rock yesterday v. C. Haas. V R Maer, V. T. Woodbridge, MT. Charles LeMaire, Miss Lizzie LeMaire. C F. stinson and '. B. aparkz.-~
 Misses Mabel Iqy and Carrie Lemon returned thfs morning from England where they nave been at tending house party given by Mr and Mrs. Allen. in honor Of theil daughter, Miss May.
 " C, Dunlap, former tmmiera ton agent for the Iron Mountain at St. Louis. is in the city today IT. is on his way to Hamburg, Ashle! county, where he $ interested I new stave factory The new plant wiH turn out 15.ooo stave. per day.
 Miss Lizzie LeMairc will leavf next week for Chicago where shf wiIl enter the Chicago Musical Col lege and complete Der musical work Miss LeMairc is violinlsG Of un usual ability and has a bright fu ture. She will be accompanied b5 her mother.
 James H. AncrHm and bride who was formerly Miss Nina Bying ; ton, have returned from an exten sive bridal tour in the North anf , East They were entertained by friends while away and will be a home to their friends 'at the resi dence of MT and Mrs C, W By | ington for the present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-26
HERE UNLOADING
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fONTRAfTOR'S NOTICE.

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FOB RESI.

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zBeDuty Sheriff E. Ee~4cres E confined b hla room Uith fever
 @For sfe-Locomo51s eunaa58. for sale cheap Apply Ge9. T. Adems
 For sale-Cape Jagaamines. 50 cents 2 dozen. William Roe Brew ster, old phone 245. Y The Jacob Brpmp Lozze. :. ana A. II, ae1a special meeting lazz night. Work 4aa done II tae E i. degree.
 Lost at Forest Park yesterday = Methodist picnic, gol1 sIgaet brace let with init,als 2. ?. 5 Finder rz- -urn to this office and receive reward.
 II have tenants and no house to suit them have houses and TO tenants to suit them D. ". Boyce l0G Pine stret.
 Thomas s. James, the well known capitalist, has recovered from his recent illness and is able 10 be out on the street again.
 B. l.. Owen will on next Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday pat on sale at reduced prices all his well-selected line of cut-glasa.
 Judge Stewart jn tbe police court punished F offenders this morn!as Most Of he cases were stock war rants and the fines amounted to soouf eos.
 Tor gale-A arat-class grocer3 store with meat mar5et connected, do ing q good business Must be sold Good reasons given AJ1ress NJ. care Graphic.
 -Mrs II. King Whits soileits or ders for all kinds Of cakes, rosette and other pastry Also all kinds 0 embroidery and fancy work. Botl phones. tf
 The LaFay cite Lodge, Knights Q pythias met last night in regular aes They conferred the rank Of knign on Will Ritchie This vas the onl business Df importance VI came pc fore the netlng
 You would do yonrself an in Justice fo build anything without first seeing us The Boyce Con struction Go, office l0f Pine St D. " Boyce, business manager New phone, 3; old phone. ? Tine Daughters of the Kinb vii nect tomorrow afternoon at Trinit, church at 4:30 o'clock The tirectres nas announced that busite Of i'm portance will come ID b"fore tn meeting, and large att"a!ance is re quested.
 The partnership r'teh has ex isted for some tine he'wean Harry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-26
FOR SALE.

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CAPE JESsANISEs GRANDIFLORA

Cape Jsszam.ass Gcaa9.f5ca. 2o.es, and other flowers for sale y Mrs, 2. T. Robinson, 1122 Laurel stree. corner T.a!:ta, Lakes.de
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-26
FOR RENT.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-13

distic circles in Paris that the old-fash-
Toned poke bonnet of huge dimensions
is about TO reappear, and will be looked
upon with favor this winter Whether
or not the side ringlets of old renown
VIII be revived again to meet the re-
qufrements of this particular style of
headgear remains to be seen, but there
is no denying the fact that, provided it
is fairly reinstated once more, the
whole style of dress will have to be
altered to bring it into focus with ear
ly Victorian ideas. As far as can be
judged already, the 1907 poke bonnet
will be carried out in fine silky beaver
or in drawn taffetas or satin, the lat
ter providing at present the most popu-
lar material for headgear in general.
Like all the newest forms of millinery,
the brims will be lined with a different
color or with glistening white.
The pale grays and what was known
as beaver shades are certain to have an
enthusiastic revival in the case of the
wide brimmed picture hat, and where
the latter tint Is concerned, no adorn-
ment will be more effective that a pa
nache of dark peacock green coques
plumes and chouX of velvet to match.
This combination of green and pale
lures of the season, is more than be-
coming to most women, and will be
prominent throughout the winter, being
specially suitable to brunettes with
brilliant coloring
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY. OCTOBER 49, 1907

take the usual amount of food at the
usual time is what makes the differ
ence. Many women look on eating as a
rather disagreeable habit, and are apt
to cut down the time that should be
devoted to meals. II left alone for a
meal. cup of tea and something soft
and easy to eat is frequently all they
will trouble themselves with. This wo-
man naturally, when she goes shop
ping. gets interested in her purchases,
forgets lunch, or gets something en-
tirely insufficient towards the middle
of the afternoon, and then wonders
why a severe headache always follows
a days shopping.
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WHAT MEDICINE
KNOWS TODAY
Continued from Page 10.

second two years later. Then there
was an intermission of nearly fifty
years, or until 1858, when a very Sc
we're epidemic broke out 1t was fol-
lowed by another in 1867. one in 1873,
and one in 1878. The last-named was
another bad one. After that there was
no serious epidemic until 1905.
Until American physicians took
charge of things down there. yellow
fever was constantly present in Cuba.
The first assault on it was made in
Havana, which had been a veritable
pesthole for years. Good results fol-
lowed soon. Today Havana is free
from fever, and in fact has become a
favorite winter resort. In Santiago
and elsewhere along the southeast
coast of the island, cases appear oc-
casionally, and it is likely that the
disease often occurs unobserved in the
interior, but the danger of wide
spread epidemic is now next to moth
ing.
On the Panama canal zone the work
of the American doctors has been even
more striking. During the French
regime yellow fever ravaged the 18TH
mus every day. It is said that every