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The Prescott daily news., 1908-02-14

Jno. Darlington, who has been in bad health for some time, went to Texarkana this morning to consult Dr. Dale.
 The young people will enjoy social gathering at the home of Frank Grayson this evening.
 We ice our fountain the year around.
 Geo. J. Terry & Go. Lost-a gold breast pin-roll scroll finish. Finder will please return to this office.
 Mrs. w. W. Teal left for Lit tie Rock last night, where she will visit for a couple of days. Monday she will go to St. Louis to purchase her spring line of millinery.
 can't give property away but will let you name the price at 200 p. m. Saturday-Ellsworth We have just received a car of sash and doors full and com, Dlete assortment Mcdaniel Hardware Go.
 Tax Collector Hood and his assistants were at Young this morning, Woodlawn this after noon and will be at Glenville to- morrow.
 Five new post card views of ! Prescott just received at Stain. ton Drug Store.
 H. T. Ingram, who has served the people for the past four years as county cotton weigher, will not be a candidate for re- election. As yet, we have not heard of anyone who intends to run for this office.
 Wafernsn's Ideal Fountain Pen is the best. Ter. J's News and Confectionery Co.,, sole agents.
 Teman Johnson, who held a position with the Prescott Mer. cantiie Company here for the past three years, returned to his home in Clarksville, Tenn, last night. MT. Johnson has a host of friends in Prescott who regret to lose him from their midst.
 Get a 50-foot lot with cement sidewalk and two houses that rent for $7 per month for-you say the price at 200 p. m. at Ellsworth's office tomorrow.
 Messages received from Drew county yesterday, said that Geo. W. Donaghey had just spoken in several places in Drew county, and it would go almost solid for the Conway statesman.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-02-14
FEBRUARY EVENTS

15-l. F. F. Club meets with
 Miss Mildred Putnam. 18-City Council meets. 22-Washington's Birthday. k. Willard memor.
 ial exercises at the Metho.
 dist church at D. m. 25-Louis Morrison's Faust"
 at opera house. 25-Self Culture Club at Miss Sula Browns.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-02-14
Prescott & Northwestern By. Co.

No. l. No. 9 lo;55 m Leave Prescott Arrive 44o D m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-06
AUTOPSY ON THE
BODY OF FRItSE
Result Said to Prove C0nClu-
siveIy That Others Beside
Coburn Are implicated.

Startling developments are expected 10
follow in connection with the inquiry into
the death Of Theodore Friese, who was
shot and Killed near Heber City week
ago yesterday by a companion named
CoburE. An autopsy was made yesterday
at the Lindquist morgue in this city,
where the body is being held. As a result
additional arrests are expected to DE
made.
Those who were present when the post
nortem examination was made were prs-
Gordon and Merrill, Sheriff G. A Sc
bring and others of this city. and Sher-
iff Bonner and County Attorney Hatch
of WaSatCh county, where the crime was
committed. The result OF the exam
nation was carefully withheld. II IS I'M
derstood, however. that the suspicious
entertained by the authorities were more
than fulfilled, and that sensational deVell-
OpmentS will follow. it is believed that
Coburn was not alone responsible for the
death of Friese and other arrests are eN-
pected to follow within a short time. Inc
bullet wounds found upon the dead man
body indicated that Coburn alone could
not have committed the crime in the man
ner brought out at the inquest
Sheriff Bonner and County Attorney
Hatch left Ogden immediately after the
examination was completed. Commencing
at once. they will busy themselves work
ing uD the case against Coburn and the
others believed to be Implicated IN
Friese-S death. Both of these officials
refuse to say anything as 10 their plans
or the result of the examination. They
also bound the others who We're present
to secrecy. Late Yesterday afternoon
Victor and Benjamin Friese, who live in
this city. held a long conference with
Judge ". l.. MaEinnis. whom they have
employed 10 specially prosecute those re-
sponsible for their brothers death.
At the time OF Friese's death it was
claimed that he was shot through the left
shoulder the bullet passing through the
right side and lodging just under the
skin After the body reached Ogden. II
was discovered that there were two holes
closely resembling bullet holes, on the
left side of the face near the point OF
the chin. another wound just above the
right ear. also a wound on the back Of
the left hand. The decision to prosecute
the case on the part of the sheriff and
county attorney would indicate that bull
let's were extracted from these wounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-06

to stand any test that can be devised
as to his present mental condition, and
believes he VIII make an even better
showing than before the commission
which, during the first trial, declared
him capable of intelligently advising
with his counsel and of understanding
the nature of the proceedings against
him. The former commissions work
was limited to these two points, and
Thaw convinced his examiners in a
striking manner
The trial tomorrow may not begin
until noon. 1t is the first day of the
January court term, and it will be nee
essary for Justice Downing to charge
the new grand jury and dispose of d
number of routine matters before TAX
ing up the ThaW case. Only 100 of the
300 talesmen summoned for jury duty
will be on hand tomorrow, the plan be-
ing to have a similar number report
on each of the first three days of the
trial, thus avoiding a crowd in The
court room.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-06
EVELYN MAY NOT
TELL HER STORY
Continued from PAGE !

as that which the law makes in various
degrees of murder-a homicide COM
mitted in the heat of passion being wide
ly distinguished from a coolly planned
and deliberate one.
District Attorney Jerome has consist
emily declined to discuss the Thaw case
for publication. His course as regards
the all important testimony of Mrs.
! Thaw will be watched, however, with
the keenest interest. If her story is
deemed admissible by Judge Bowling.
it is declared that the cross-examina-
ton TO which she will be subjected will
be far more severe than even the first
one Assistant District Attorney Gar
win spent several months last summer
and covered much of the ground includ-
ed in the travels of Harry Thaw and
Evelyn Nesbit during the two trips
abroad which preceded their marriage.
The district attorney seemed last year
to have every detail of the young wo-
mans life at command, but it is said
that this year he will be able to con-
front her with Incidents ofs the Euro
pean trips not limited at a the first
hearing.
There Is another point of law on
which Mr.. Jerome viii fight for re-
versal of the rules laid down at the
first trial. This is i'm regard to the tes-
timony of the experts who declared
flat Thaw was insane at the time he
committed the act and for two months
thereafter. These alienists testified as
TO certain visits they paid to Thaw in
the Tombs. Mr.. Jerome sought 10
cross-examine them as to Subsequent
visits, in his attempt to show. that
ThaW, If insane when he killed Stan
ford White, has continued insane ever
since. Justice Fitzgerald would not al
low any question as to other visits than
those mentioned in the direct exanli-
nation of the several medical witnesses.
Mr.. jerome argued the question several
times, but in each case the courts ruiz
ing was against him.
There is every reason to believe the
district attorney still is convinced that
Thaw is medically insane-a paranoiac.
whose malady is incurable. In view of
this he was willing at the first rssal
that Thaw should be adjudged dement,
ed and sent to Matteawan asylum for
the criminal insane. although he felt
and urged before the jury that upon a
strict Interpretation of the letter of the
law Thaw was at no time suffering
from such defect of reason as not TO
know the nature or quality of his act,
or that the act was wrong.
Thaw's attorneys will base their de-
Tense solely upon the ground that Thaw
was legally insane at the time he shot
Stanford White. and that he has Stree
recovered his mental balance. They
say their client Is ready and willing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-06
Druehl & Franken

Every toilet requisite-the store the
ladies turn TO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-06
DEMOCRATS TAKE CHARGE

The members of the city council who
have governed the affairs of the muuic
ipality will meet at the city hall at 1880
o clock this morning, and after a few for
malities will transfer their charge over
10 the new council Considerable inter
est attaches itself to the change in the
city government. There will be five Dem
ocrats and five Republicans in the coun-
oil. where formerly the Republicans had
4 large majority. The most important
matter in connection with the new order
of things will be the selection of a man
for president of the councils 1t is gen
orally expected that 7. 5. Browning,
Democrat, will be chosen, although DR..
-. A Dickson, Republican. is making
hard fight for the place At a meeting
held some time ago, the Democratic mem
bers unanimously endorsed Mr.. Browning
as their choice. II is understood that he
will receive some support from the Re
publican side of the house, and his cleo
ton should follow
Mayor A. L. Brewer Will not submit any
appointments at this time for the reason
that he has not definitely determined
upon his selections. The new mayor IS
DESTROYS of appointing capable men to all
of the positions as he feels that this Is
necessary to make his administration
successful one The belief that he will
allow the present Republican regime 10
hold over is without foundation. There
will be a large number of changes and
the plums will be given over to those who
have shown their loyalty to the Demo-
ora
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-06

showed a gun in his face Barton COM
piled with the request to throw up his
hands. and while one of the robbers kept
him covered with the gun. the other rifled
his pockets description of the high
waymen was given the police but so far
they have been unable to secure a clew
to their identity.
Another hOldup was reported TO have
occurred some time later near the cor
ner OF Twenty-firSt street and Madison
avenue, but the police did not believe the
report and the details cannot be secured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-06
FORGED A NOTE.

NJ. G. Sullivan. believed by the police
TO be an all-around crook, wass arrested
here Yesterday by a police sergeant and
Officer Robert Burke Sullivan forged
the name of "A man named Newell to a
note. upon which he secured a gold watch
from local ieweler He afterward dis
posed of the timepiece to a woman for
500 After his arrest Sullivan was iden-
titled by the man from whom he secured
the watch and later he confessed the
deed SuliiVan's action in connection with
The case leads the police TO believe that
ne is an old offender. He will be charged
with forgery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-06
HOLDUPS GETTING IN
THEIR WORK IN OGDEN

Ben Barton was held up By masked
highwaymen shortly after o'clock yester-
dav morning and robbed of 81 in cash.
Barton was walking along Grand avenue
near the new Federal building. when two
men jumped from behind d billboard and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-06
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Letter No. 2

The presidents second letter TO Mr..
Metcalf is an argument TO sustain his
decision to assignment of officers to
command of hospital ships. The second
letter reads.
Your predecessor in the navy de-
partment on Dec. -, 1906, directed that
hospital ships had been treated as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-06

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money if it fails
TO cure. f. w. GROVES signature is
on each box. 25c
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Stdot Baltimore.
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6ormorbciter 9rittingbam'S nod
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lpot na6 Souie unb folltte onl nGdl.
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ten. 9rittingbom bcidupcrtc iid) oo.
rilbcr bel 0cn EurtS, eS fam 81 id)ors
zen Wortell, mo 9rittingbnm muroe
idIicBIid bon Der Eorfa'ihen 6orm
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gcgcnleitigc Grbittcrulg fam ant
Sreitog gum NuabrItd, ais Die 90
mlIic EortS cinen 3dltn 5niifcn III
rcr lnO Der 8rittingbom'ihen 6nrm
maffiibren IicB. Charles Drifting.
BAN protcitirtc gegen Den 3oun, IN
Dem er bcborptetC, ooB o%ericlbe ilbcr
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fam 5luiideu Yrittingbom mo Gent
nie Yurts 81 elmer Yritgcliccne, bel
lueld)er Scbtercr oen &iir5ercr SOC.
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@o0cn erbobcrL ais or eincn Hepolper
olls Der Soihc 5og uno grittingbom
nnrd) Die 2ltn9c idoB. 9teo Drifting.
bom ipuroc crilld)t, cihen alr5t Der.
bel 81 rllfcr, er mar oher iiber Die
G6ieBofioire 10 oui9ebraft, 0aB CT
un.ltatt nod oent Nr5t ami oiu 8arfs'-
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llldtc. Ils :. .. Yarfs unO icinc
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dltcrc Eorfs ebcnfollS cinen Rebolpcr
ltn0 ging Dem Nnfonrmcnbcn entgc.
gen. Sri. 8rittingbum, cine Sdlue.
tier BON Nco, lpratg 5ipilden Die
0cgner, mllroe nbcr CUR Settle &C.
ltoBcn, iporouf 5uerit mebrere SauIts
idl0gc ouSgetbeilt mur0cn. 9ann
feltcrte s. $. YurfS oreimol ollI
grittingbam, cine Der Gugeln trof
Sebtercn in Die Sunge. Vrittingbonl,
Der ieincn Hcpolpcr bcreits III Die
Sai6e gcitcft hotte, brnd)tc oenielbclt
il5miihcu ebcniols lpicoer gum &or-
idcin unO CAB cincn Sd]lIB nuf(orfS
u6, Der obcr iciu 3iel perfeblte. s.
$. uno &ennic Eorfs puroen fur5
noh Der SdieBerei perbaftet. EoS
9oppeloueQ rtef IN @orceiter.Gountp
cnorme N~uircgung berpor, bo Die BET
oen gegucriid)en 6omilicn prominent
un0 I'M Gouttp poblbefonnt lino.