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Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-16
Holtville Happenings
From Our Regular Correspondent.

given at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. N. Tufts, In honor of the birthday of their daughter, Mss Lena Tufts. The house was beautifully decorated with cut flowers from Los Angeles. The young people spent the evening In playing games. music and singing. Ice cream and cake were served later In the evening. Those present were: Misses Free, Hoyt, Straight, Thomp- son, Parker. Curtis and Messrs. Guier. Buckmaster. Butcher, Williams. Ken dle, Morford and Leslie and Chas Brldenstlne.
 R. L. Rumsey spent Sunday In Holwille.
 c. w. Belden and w. F. Stafford are entertaining George B. Johnnot, of Buffalo, N. r.
 Monday the official board of the M. E. church held their regular business meeting.
 Miss Lena Brldenstlne, who Is at- tending school at Pomona College Is expected home for the Easter vacation.
 w. B. Richards and A. L. Storle left Thursday for Los Angeles and points on the coast. While out of the valley they each expect to buy ca.- load of dairy COWS for their ranches. t/
 On Monday Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Sillman left for Fl Paso. Texas. While here Mir. Sllliman let the con- tract for the building of good house on his ranch near Brawley and they expect to-return In the fall for the winter. /
 The contract for the building of the Holtvllle creamery was let Saturday to Mir. Johnson. He will commence the work at once and complete the building as soon as possible.
 A. L. Storie has sold his land, north of Holtville and has leased a ranch near Fl Centro, where he will soon move.
 The choir of the M. E church is working on special music for Palm and Easter Sundays.
 It Is reported that Mrs. Sam Webb, who has been quite Ell fer the past week, Is improving.
 MT. Blair, of Ottumwa, Iowa, a cousin of F. N. Chaplin, is visiting in the valley and looking for land.
 Last Sunday c. w. Belden, J. R. Whimp, w. F. Stafford and Geo. B. Johnnot spent the day in Imperial.
 The board of directors of Imperial Water company No. 7 held their regu- lar monthly meeting, Saturday.
 R. A. Walker. of Brawley, was looking after the interests of the Lyons company in Holtvlile, the first part of the week.
 Tuesday F. A. Yeakle was looking after business in Holtvllle.
 Teller sells Singer sewing machines.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-16

Mrs. Browning Is greatly improved and pr. Longshore who has been waiting on her, has returned to her home.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-16

Teller sells Singer sewing machines P. o. building. Imperial. If
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-16
Water Stock

"A shares of No. stock for sale. Apply to D. H. Chaplin, Fl Centro.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
DENIED ACCESS TO PRESIDENT
Indian Makes Vain Trip from North
Dakota to Oyster Bay.
Several Prisoners PardOHed, but APP
plicatiOns of Others Rejected.
COnSuIs Are Recognized.

Oyster Bay. y. Y. June 20-The Diff
Guilty Of seeing the President. and the
wisdom Of asking If you are welcome be
fore you come. were emphasized to-day
when Frank Philbrick. a Cheyenne In
dian. was refused an audience after com
Ing all the way from North Dakota for
that purpose. PhHb-ick would not state
the exact nature Of his business. but iati-
mated that it had 20 do with Indian af-
fairs He was referred TO Indian Com
missioner Leupp. al Washington.
Philbrick said that he used 10 work for
President Roosevelt on his ranch He
had known the President well in the
ranching days. and had not thought that
a formal appointment would be neces-
sary.
The President to-day acted on the fol-
lowing pardon cases: John IT. Wood, In
diana, denied; Fate Hicks, Eastern dis
trict Of Tennessee. commuted 70 expire
Immediately; Oscar Sander. Northern dis
trict Of Florida. pardoned; Edward Hog
endobler. District Of Columbia. denied,
Everett B. Thomas. Southern district of
California, denied: W. ". Lea. Middle
district Of Tennessee. commuted TO ex-
pre Immediately.
The following consuls were recognized
by the President: Hugo Froman. vice
consul OF Mexico, at Cincinnati, Ohio,
Enrique II. Lee. consul Of Nicaragua. at
Baltimore; Louis A Cousin. consul of
Nicaragua. at New Orleans.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
WATTERSON PICKS HUGHES.
Editor Believes Governor Most Avail
able Nan for Republicans.

Bloomington. Ind, June 20-Henry Wat
terson, Of the Louisville Courier-JOurnal.
who is visiting here in connection with
the closing exercises Of Indiana Uni
versity, is firmly convinced that all the
signs are pointing to Gov. Hughes,
OF New York, as the next Presidential
candidate Of the Republicans.
In my opinion said the editor to-
day, Gov Hughes is the most available
man that the Republicans can nominate,
and the trend is all toward him. He is
saying but little and is tending strictly
to business. and is making a record as
a very efficient governor.
Probably two-thirds Of the delegates
will go to the Republican national con-
ventiOn instructed for f8vorite sons, and
there viii, Of necessity be a dropping out
after a few ballots. Then the effort to
on some man will follow
and the choice Of the majority will fall
on Gov Hughes. unless ] am very much
mistaken. I like Fairbanks. and would
be glad 20 see him the candidate, but
don't think he or any one else now ac-
lively before the people stands any
chance Of receiving the nomination
Mr.. Watterson declined TO express an
opinion as TO the probable result with
Bryan and Hughes as the party nominees.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
CLAIMS COSTA RIGA IS SAFE.
Diplomat Says United States VIII
Protect the Republic.

II is said in Latin-American circles that
Costa Rica. through the protection Of
the United States, Will escape revolution
instigated by President zelaya, Of Mica
rauga, or invasion by Nicaraguan troops
as is the case in Salvador.
There is no treaty or formal declara-
tion to this effect" said a member Of the
diplomatic corps yesterday but Central
America understands that the United
States wants hands kept off Costa -Rica
on account Of nearness to her Panama
Canal interests, and that wish will be
respected.
Another thing. 1t has been intimated
that the United States and Mexico are
giving Nicaragua moral support in its
war on the other republics in order 10
form a Central American confederaCy.
This is not true. The United States and
Mexico are absolutely neutral, and
neither country is giving Nicaragua moral
support
Commander Winterhalter. of the gun
boat Paducah, which is doing patrol duty
on the north coast of Central America. IN
a dispatch to the Navy Department con-
firms the statement thatNthe Nicaraguan
troops still IN Honduras are to be with
drawn
The new provisional government of
Honduras objects to the continued pres
ence Of the Nicaraguans, who have taken
fun control of the whole north coast and
the customs duties. These -du-
ties the new government desires itself.
and has finally induced President Zelaya
10 withdraw.
The State Department has decided not
TO recognize. for the present at least. the
new provisional government Of Honduras.
Senior Ugarte, who is in Washington with
credentials from the present Honduran
government. is likely to be kept waiting
for some time before he is enabled to
Join the diplomatic corps.
Secretary Root is to leave Wash |
ington to-day. and it is not likely that
anything will be done In the matter while
he is absent.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
JOHN D. FINED FOR SPEEDING.
Constable Haits OIL Kings Auto by
Stretching Rope Across Road.

Tarrytown. June 90 - Automobiles in
West Chester County are enjoying a good
laugh at John D. Rockefellers expense.
While coming up from the city this fore
noon Mr.. Rockefeller was enjoying a spin
along the State road at Elmsford, when
he was held up by Constable Bunsen-
meyer, who brought the car to a stop by
stretching a rope across the road. As Mr..
Rockefeller poked his head out of the car
door Bunsenmeyer informed him he was
under arrest for speeding. Rockefeller
pleaded to be allowed to proceed 70 his
home and the constable consented, but
accompanied him. Mr.. Rockefeller went
TO the telephone and called up Justice
Seth Bird at Tarrytown. He asked the
justice II he could not fix the case up.
The justice agreed. providing that the
chauffeur was brought before him. This
Mr.. Rockefeller assented to, and the
chauffeur appeared before Justice Bird
this afternoon and was fined $25. The fine
was paid.
The constable said Rockefellers auto
mobile was going at the rate of 30 miles
an hour.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
TWO STAGES HELD UP.
Lone Western Highwayman
RObS Sixteen Tourists.
GETS MANY JEWELS AND $500
same Man who Robbed Three
Coaches on Same Road Last Year
try-Posses Are Securing che Re-
gion I'm Quest of the Outlaw.

Raymond, Cal, June 2o-Two stage
coaches. containing sixteen tourists
bound for Yosemite Valley, were held up
and the passengers robbed Of $500 and
considerable jewelry by a lone highway
man last night about forty miles from
here.
The robber wore a mask. and was cool
and busiHessllke. He IS believed 10 be
the same man who robbed three stage
coaches on the same road last year. Both
stages were robbed IN the same manner
and at short intervals.
It was Just after twilight that the first
stage was stopped as it turned a lonely
corner Of the road that rises in Z. shcrp
ascent A terso command cf Hands uu
therer' was the first warning Of the
trouble, and I'm the dusk the driver found
himself looking into the barrels Of a shot
gun before he had time to lay his hands
on The weapon that rested AZ his side
The robber wore a linen duster, and
hts face was half concealed by a slouch
hat, pulled wei down over HIS ears.
As additional conceaIment. his features
were covered by a black mask, cut
away at nose and eyes.
The highwayman compelled the driv-
ers and passengers TO alight and line
up on the road.
When the robber had filed the pock-
cts Of his duster with coin and jewelry
taken from his victims. he ordered them
back into the stage, one by one Then.
bringing his gun again 10 his shoulder.
he told the driver 20 climb to the box
and drive lively. The robber IN each
hold-up remained standing I'm the mid
die Of the road with his gun aimed at
the coach until IT disappeared in dark
ness
At the first halting places Of the
coaches posses were Immediately or
ganized to run down the outlaw. Sew
eral of the woman passengers had
n rary-oq,s roII1nsa from FRIGHT
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
LIVES OF FIFTY-SIX IN DANGER
Steam Schooner Santa barbara Adrift
and Helpless in the Pacific.

San Francisco, June m-The steam
schooner Santa Barbara. carrying acrew
OF thirty-0ue all told, and twenty-five
passengers. including women and chill
dren, is sdrlft and helpless somewhere
out on the Pacific
Her second mate, Charles Macarthur.
and two scamen put 20 sea in a small
boat and succeeded in peaching shore
near Point Reeves and tcIephOning the
Merchant Exchange for assistance. The
owners Of the vessel have sent out the
steam schooner Santa Monica and tug,
and expect to pick her up some time To-
night
The Santa Barbara is a steam schooner
Of 6a5 tons. and left this port last Sat
urday for Seattle. She should have ar
rived in the northern city yesterday morn
ing
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
SLAYS FAMILY AND SELF.
Jealous Mans Deed Told by Only
Survivor, a Child.

Jasper. Fla, June @-Some time last
night. W. ". Burton. a prominent citi-
zen Of this place, shot his wife and three
children and himself. all being killed ex-
cept one child about FIVE years Old.
Shots were heard, but no particular at
tention was paid until early this morn
ing. Neighbors noticed BurtOn's body
lying In a pool Of blood on the front
porch, and that Of his wife on the back
porch. She had been choked and shot
three times through the body.
The children were found with bullet
holes through their heads. each being
shot in the mouth. and the pistol held so
civsciv ln8t the face of each is scorched.
There have been rumors of trouble at
the Burton home FOR some time owing 10
the unreasouing Jealousy Of Burton. Mrs
Burton was a beautiful woman and was
much admired but Burton seems to have
had no cause for Jealousy.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
HELPED HAYES TO PRESIDENCY
Last Surviving Member of Louisiana
Returning Board Dead.

New Orleans, June 2o-M. Kenner, last
surviving member Of the famous Louis
lana returning board which defeated Sam
uel J. Tilden and made Rutherford E.
Hayes President. died here last night
Kenner was a light negro. He had been
a member OF the legislature and held
number of other political positions during
Republican days.
After the election of Hayes, he received
a position in the custom-house as a re-
ward for his services. but dropped out of
that nearly thirty years ago. and was
running a small grocery at the time of his
death He abandoned politics completely.
and his existence mas latterly been for
gotten.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
FOUR KILLED BY LIVE WIRE.
New York Workmen Hurled Many
Feet by Deadly Current.

New York, June 2o.-Four men were
killed and several injured at the Proctor
d Gamble Soap Works. at Western ave-
nue. and Richmond terrace. Mariners Har-
Dor, Staten Island. tonight. when live
electric wire came in contact with boiler
that was being moved out Of the works
on a fiat car. The smokestack struck the
wires. The current passed down the
boiler and caught the men, throwing them
more than twenty feet
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
CHARMED Birdie FOR TAFT.
Indians Gift Expected to Land Sec
retary in the white House.

Deadwood. s. Oak. June 2O-Sioux In
dams have presented to Secretary W. II.
Taft a charmed Indian bride. which. ac-
cording to the red men, will guide the
horse wearing the bride straight to the
White House, where its rider will become
the big chief of the country The bride
is similar to the one presented to Presi-
dent Roosevelt by the same tribe before
he became President
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
LEAVES MILLIONS TO CHARITY.
Jewish Banker and PhiIanthrOpIst
Aids Pasteur Institute.

London, June 2o.-The Jewish World
says that the viii Of Daniel Osiris. the
Jewish banker and philanthropist. Of
Paris, who died some time ago. has been
proved at S8.00o00O. He left S5,OOO0O0 TO
the Pasteur Institute.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Partly cloudy to-
day; tomorrow fair; light south
erly winds, shifting to westerly.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Why Not Draw Intere.t

On your bank balances? The banking
dept. Of Union Trust Co. li4 T st. will
pay you interest on your deposits. which
will be subject to check at any time
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Batte-sea House Sold.

London, June 20-Battersea House.
which was the home Of William Wilber-
force. the great abolitiOnist. has been sold
for $225. go
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
IRISHMEN CUTADRIFT
NatiOnaliStS Break Alliance
with the Liberals.
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN INITIATED
Urge Speedy and United Expression
of Determination TO Secure Rights
Demanded-Series of Great Public
Demonstrations PIanned-Sinn FeIn
Not Satisfied with Redmond.

Dublin, June 2O-Carrylng 10 a logical
conclusion their recent reputation Of the
governments attitude toward Ireland the
Nationalists to-day formally cut them
selves adrift from Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman and his colleagues and initi-
ated a new and active campaign in favor
OF Home Rule.
4 meeting Of the National directory Of
the United Irish League. assembled here,
under the presidency Of John Redmond.
sat for four hours to-day. The proceed
ings were private, but the official report
given out records the addition Of several
important resolutions. BY the first Of
these it was resolved TO 'inaugurate with
out further delay a great and really tirile
movement to win that national self-gov-
ernment which must be secured before
the foundations Of Ireland's future pros
perity can be laid"
Determined Action Urged.
The resolution affirmed the cOuntry's
demand for an elected legislature and
for an executive responsible thereto. and
urged a speedy and united expression of
the national determination 70 secure these
rights. The directory was empowered 10
organize a series Of great public demon
strations to this end throughout the coun-
try. and all the members Of the party
were called upon TO energetically devote
themselves 70 the promotion Of vigorous
and sustained agitation throughout the
coming autumn and winter
The meeting recorded its confidence in
the parliamentary party under the leader
ship of John Redmond. and heartily ap-
proved the partys decision 10 withdraw
its general support from the present gov
ernment.
The other resolutions favored the break
ing up Of grazing ranches and the doing
Of the utmost 10 give preference 10 Irish
manufacturers and to support Irish in
dustries. A resolution inviting Messrs.
O'Brien and Healy 10 re-enter the party
was rejected by a large majority.
Sim Fein Defiant.
It IS stated that some Of the more ex-
treme members Of the Sim Fein" section
are in no wise satisfied with the leader
ship Of Mr.. Redmond, who, it IS asserted.
they criticised caustically. They also. =
is said, tried 10 get a much more violent
tone given 10 some Of the resolutions.
and wanted an avowal Of open, defiant
hostility TO all English Interference in !
Ireland.
1t IS reported that Mr. Redmond some
times had difficulty in controlling the ex-
tremists, and the meeting was often
The official report how
ever, does not refer to these incidents.
1t describes some of the principal reso-
lutiOns that were passed unanimously. /
1t records that sixty more branches of
the league are existent now than in 1906. |
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Cheap Excursion to Harpers Ferry.
Martinsburg, Berkeley Springs and


sis a. m, Sunday June q. from BaIti-
more and Ohio station, Washington u. G
Round trip rate to Harpers Ferry and
Martinsburg. lgO; to Berkeley Springs.
portunity to spend a day in the country
at small expense.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
TELEGRAPH STRIKE
AVERTED BY NELL
Commissioner Gets COnceS-
siOnS from Mr.. ClOWry.
OPERATORS ARE HAPPY
Will Not Discriminate Against
Union Employees.

Increase OF wages Extends to All.
Sliding Scale Abolished and stand
ard Rate of Pay for All Wires-POs-
tai Issues Statement Setting at
Rest All Fears of Trouble with
Employees of that Company.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Summer Tourists Rntes via Baltimore
and Ohio

On sale daily to Jersey seashore resorts.
Adirondack Mountains. Eo7thern New
York. New England Canadian provinces.
Nova Scotia. Allegheny Mountains re-
sorts; also 10 many Western points. II
YOU are contemplating a rail or wafer
tour for pleasure or recreation, consult
agents at 117 G st, GIG Pa. ave. or sta
tiOn. \. J. ave. and St. for rates
routes. &c. They will be helpful to you.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
baltimore and Return Sl.25.
RaIttusore ard Oaio Y II

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains.
both ways. both DAYS, except ROYAL Linn
tied. City offices. l4l7 6 st. and GIG Penn
sylvsnia avenue.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
ST., 70 RnIiimorc and Retnr

Every Saturday and Sunday via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday night. All regular trains ex-
cept Congressional Limited
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21

1890 SeashOre Excs. via Penna. n. r.,
Each Friday and Saturday until Sept. IA
inclusive. TO Atlantic City Cape Nav.
Ocean City, and other South Jersey Coast
resorts, good TO return until following
Tuesday. The Atlantic City Special leaves
Washington ] :05 .. m. week days. Through
coaches and buffet parlor cars.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages TELEGRAPHIC.
Hone Rule Campaign Started
French Revolt Not Under Control
1-CommissiOner NeiIi Prevents Strike.
1.-Two Stage Coaches Held Up.
S-Grover Cleveland is Improving.
3-Foraker Addresses Colored Graduates.
3-State to Rest Haywood Case.
4-Carlin's Plurality Over 400
News of Maryland and Virginia.
S-Nealon Wins the Suburban Handicap.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
LOCAL.

Taft Boom May Collapse.
1-ArChitects in a Fight.
2-Germany Watching Steamship Inquiry
2-ChuUch May Lose Gift.
2-Justice Brewer Celebrates.
2-Dr. Chancellor Victorious.
2--Root Finds Tariff Cudgel.
5-Aoki PostpOnes Trip.
l2-Wilson on Stand Again.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
4 Ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Ecksteins from u to 8. l4l2 y. /. av,
S5I.75 Spokane, wash, and Return
via baltimore and Ohio.

June g To 90 Liberal limits and stop
overs. Consult agents, 1H7 6 ST.. 6l9 Pa.
ave, and station, n. J. ave. and c ST, for
particulars
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
FIFTEEN WOUNDED
IN FRENCH RIOTS
Clemenceau Tells the News
to Excited Deputies.
SEVEN KNOWN DEATHS
Sub Prefecture Probably Still
Surrounded by Mob.

NarceIin Albert still at Large-Re-
Surrender to Chamber of Deputies.
News DisquietinG, but Early This
Morning Government Announces
Order Is Almost Fully Restored.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
5000 Weekend ExcursInns

Baltimore and Ohio. TO Atlantic Seaboa r6
resorts Every Friday and Saturday. re-
turning until following Tuesday. inclu-
siye. Consult agents for particulars.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
TAFT BOOM SEEMS
ABOUT TO COLLAPSE
Launched InOppOrtunely, 1t
Net Many Obstacles.
OLD TICKET is FAVORED
Indiana Prefers 1t if Fairbanks
Cannot Be First.

War Secretary Likely TO Find a Seat
on the Supreme Bench After His
Return from the Philippines.
Wherein Knox Is strong and Weak
as Cnndidate-RooseveIt> VIII
surely Yield to Call of the People.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
Cook in QuarreIs Also.
Continued on Page 3, Column 4.

II was said that Cook. the other negro.
has had several wordy wars during his
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21

Prices On all Kinds of Lumber are Lower.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21

Libbey & Co.. 9Th St ana n. Y. Ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21

The Best Boards only 500 per 100 IT.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21

san Francisco, June 21.-(2i3O a. ny
4 strike viii be declared at noon In
san Francisco and Oakland, which
VIII tie up the Western Union lines
here. 4 committee from the local
telegrhphers' union, including Presi-
dent Small, called upon Superintendent
Jaynes to-day, hut was turned down.
The men demanded a rs per cent in
crease temporarily.
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