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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
The Rev. Leo Heinrich, Victim
of Anarchist.

PATTERSON Feb. 24.-The greatest
grief and Indignation are felt here be-
cause of the assassination in Denver
OF the Rev Leo Heinrich, formerly Of
this city. Father Leo was shot at the
altar by Giuseppe Guannacoto, to whom
he was administering the sacrament.
just as he placed the wafer on the
man's tongue.
News Of the tragedy was received
here by the Very Rev. Father Edward
Bleake, 9royinciaI Of the Order Of
Friars Minor in America, who is sta
toned at the Franciscan monastery,
Stony road Burial will be in Paterson
not later than Sunday
Father Blake Immediately wired that
the body be sent East for interment.
TnG serYices in Denver will be held on
/ Wednesday morning, and solemn re-
QUEEN high mass will be celebrated.
Father William O'Ryan, pastor of 81.
Leo's, win deliver culogy on Father
Leo and Il sermon against anarchy and
socialism. The funeral services viii be
attended by 500 members of the knights
Of Columbus and the entire body of the
knights Of St. John and other Catholic
organizations.
rhe killing OF a priest at the altar
while administering the sacrament is
the first in the history Of the Catholic
Church.
Guannacoto, according to dispatches,
had entered ST. Hlizabeth's Church just
before the shooting. With the fathers
hand on his head, Guannacoto pressed
the muzzle OF u revolver against his
victims bodyrand fired from the midst
of crowd of women who were press
ing forward to the altar Father Helm
richs was shot through the heart and
exciaiming, MY God! My Godi" fell
dead.
With an inardculate scream, the as
sassin sprang into tile aisle. spat on,
The consecrated wafer, and waving the
smoking pistol about his head. dashed
toward the church door. For mo-
'ment the hundred or moro persons in
The church we're dazed. Then woman
shrieked and the congregation became
panic-stficken. Several women tainted
ana many others became hyslercaI
e. J. Quigley a railroad conductor,
grapplcd with the murderer, but the
latter freed himself after struggle.
He got TO the door and several men,
including Daniel Cronin, a policeman,
started in pursuit. Cronin overlook the
fleeing Italian, ana Guannacoto att
tempted to shot the policeman. but was
foiied and oyerpowercd after a desper-
ate struggle, in which several mon as
sisted. The policeman's thumb was
cunght under the trigger of Guannaco-
to's pistol, aHerting a second, tragedy.
The murderer was hurriedly removed
TO the city jail.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
HUSBAND BEATEN:
WOMAN IN BED IS
ROBBED OF HOARD
Four Black Hand Men Enter Butcher Shop in Bed
ford Street, Blind the Proprietor and Hold
Wife at Pistol Point.
SAVINGS OF $l6O FOUND UNDER PILLOW;
CHILDREN LOOK ON AS LOOTERS WORK
.~oUR members Of Black Hand band early today en-

KAoUR Black Hand
n shop 0 a
@4A him md made i'm prison
then
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24

Newark Automobile show Now Open
II 29.--Adv.
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ACCUSED ACTOR GETS
NEW DELAY, BUT THE LAST

NEW YORK, Feb 2i.-The trial of
Raymond Hitchcock the comedian, on
charges preferred by little girl, to-
day was postponed for one week. JUS
tice Dowling. in announcing the post
ponement. said no further delays would
be permitted.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
FINED $40 FOR ASSAULT.

Joseph shotos, of Il Jackson street.
was fined $40 by Judge Howell in the
Third Precinct Police Court today for
assault and battery. The complainant
was Michael Brunski, Of % Van Buren
street.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
POLICE JUDGES
TERMS INCLUDED
IN THE DECISION
Officials on Boards, if Law Be
Unchanged, VIII Be
Affected.
0USTING OF FAGAN
OFFICIALS is LEGAL
Contest Made by Them in Jersey
City Viii Affect Condi-
tiOns in This City.
Lrronn a star corresnonaentl


TRENTON, Feb, 24.-Justice Trench
ard sitting in the Supreme Court today
fled an opinion holding that the Jersey
City ripper act is constitutional and
that the defendants are entitled to
Judgment, and also holds that the act
applies to the police court judges.
Following is a syllabus of the opin-
ion:
"The act approved is not in violation
Of act-a, section z paragraph H. Of the
ConsIitution of the State Of New Jer-
sen prohibiting SPECIAL LEGISLATION In
TOXINS or cities, and. secondly, the act
applies to police judges.
Iiae opinion in conclusion reads that
not only is the ripper act in accord
with the constitution, but that the po-
lice magistrates come tdnder its head.
This decision comes as a hard blow
for the Fagan men in Jersey City,
against whom the bill was aimed, and
will affect this city, also. as the act
applies to cities of the first-class.
The ripper" act provides that the
appointees of a mayor shall leave office
with him, and this will be felt in this
city by the auditor. members of tee
city tax board the assessment commits
sioners, the police and fire boards ahd
a number OF commissions to which
salaries are not attached.
In Jersey City the act will oust
Pagan police judge and several of the
financial officers of the city.
MIN. rce.t n Nexv.r,g
In Newark II WIN mean cut1i]le siloi,
the terms OF men VINO were appol'l.es,
if he is not reelected next year, which
WI lncsn tlia' q new AltSol "il M,
iiie alstlil'utloi % "a 59',9ae sa all'ou'ls
ing 10 approAlinale1g s'g'V'9 pgr Sg.'' !,
Board, the two mes fmportant bodies
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Mrs. Lombardino, awakened from the
assault upon her husband, had half
arisen from the bed. where she had
been sleeping with her two children.
Morie and Lugini. In the candle-lighted
room she was suddenly confronted by
two men. armed with revolvers, which
she found leveled at her head.
Don't stir from where you are or we
shall kill you" whispered one of the
men in Italian.
Terrified and powerless, Mrs. Loni-
bardino watched one Of the men as he
began d thorough search Of the rooEl.
Finally the burglar approached the bed
and placing his hand under her pillow
found pocketbook containing $16i.
This he thrust hastily into his pocket
and after another warming that death
would come to her if she cried for help.
backed out OF the room with his COM
panion and disappeared.
Death warning for Butcher.
The four thugs then left the shop,
after telling Lombardino, who had re-
gained consciousness, that he would be
killed il he attempted to call the police.
Before leaving they took $2.25 from the
cash drawer.
Lombardino waited for a few min
utes ana then rushed from the shop and
found a policeman. The robbery and
hold-up was reported to the detective
bureau and Detective Sergeants Koer-
Der and Walzer We're Immediately de
tailed TO the case.
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.lConllnuei 0n seeoaa FaEel
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acontinueO on seeond Iaee1
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RRuIsEn BY FALL FROM car.

Michael Balyusk. Of 572 Maket
street % years old, fen from 9 Plank
road car near his home last night and
was bruised slightly about the legs
Arizona republican., 1908-10-19

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Arizona republican., 1908-10-19
R.A. DIEHl SHOE COMPANY
CONTAMINATION OF SENTENCE

CONTINUATION OF SEH ENCE- Jose Cerales and Mauritio Leon "crc csterday given their liberty in Flor cnce by Superintendent Thomas Ryn- ming of the territorial prison, these men being two members of the convict gang that has been working on the new prison for some time Their 'ib- ertv followed a communication of their sentences. announced by Governor Kibbev on Saturday. in accordanc" with a rule that has been adopted by the governor. That rule is that every well behaved convict who is employed on the prison work, shall receive in addition to the statutory credits for good time. against his sentence. one additional credit for each days work performed Jose Coraios was sentenced from Pima county for Qne year from March l. 1908 for burglary in the sec 0nd degree. Mauricio Leon was sen tenc,d in the same county on May 3. 1907. for grand larcency. to serve two years. With credits above men toned their time expired yesterday and concentrations were granted ac- cordingly.
 FAKE WEATHE HER-There is no winter in this valley but sometimes the people of Phoenix get a mighty good imitation of it. Contrary to pop ular understanding the sun does not always set exactly in the west in these
Arizona republican., 1908-10-19
N. PORT FER

parts and at this time of the year Washington street which runs east and west, is shady on the south side. Yesterday afternoon the sidewalk on the north side was damned full of people taking g sun bath during that part of the day when the sun was shining while the south side of the street looked like the main thorough fare in an abandoned graveyard.
 FINE OATES-A good crop of dates was raised this year on the insane asylum grounds Last week a lot of the ripened fruit was packed in con fectionery boxes and taken to the cap itOl building where the governor pre-
Arizona republican., 1908-10-19

late a lie can impose on any newspa- Der and its readers by adopting sheeps' clothing and it is distressing to occasionally discover that some person is without the honor a news paper must repose m every source of information. to secure a record of daily happenings.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Iron Springs outing club will be held at the office of the secre- tarv at No. 37 North Center street in PhoenIX, Arizona, on Tuesday the goth day of october, at 7:30 pm, for the purpose of election of directors and transacting other business.
 J. w. DORIS. w. k. JAMES, President.
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-19

scented each cmploye of the building with a sample of what Arizona can do in that line of horticulture. The fruit instead Of being pressed and packed solidly as in the case of the ordinary dates of commerce. was laid in loosely like chocolates, each fruit retaining it's natural perfection of form and ap- pearance. They are as fine as any ever seen.
 If in need of a bath tub, attend the auction Tuesday at 3G and 3S E. Adams street.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21

new line 10 q private ownersh ip COM
pany, but will connect with the Ap-
plegate telephone line. for the con-
veDiencs Of that company. There
will be fee Of Is cents charged for
connecting the lines the exchange
being at II. d. Kubli's whore the
lines connect.
The entertainment given ny the
school children Of Provolt on Tuesday
evening was one Of the most enjoyable
affairs OF the season. A large crowd
was present to hear the well rendered
program. Music was furnished by
Prof. G. W. Hsrriott's new grspha-
ph one and the Misses Dora and Nellie
Messenger rendered duet. After
the exercises dancing was INDUCED In
till late hour.
Messrs. Harriott, Spailin and Will
Jams entertained a number o. friends
Thursday evening with their new
magic lantern. 1t was one Of the best
shows ever given in the Applegate
valley. The illustrated songs were
fine, Miss Edna Devny being the 30
loist. After the show q dance WAS en-
joyed, = bounteous supper being ser
we'd by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mess
niger UNCLE FULLER.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
ASHLAND NORMAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The meeting Of tbs Boys Congress
ional Literary society for this week
was postponed until FRIDAY. February
81, when joint meeting Of the
Athena and the Congressional literary
societies will be held.
The subject discussed in the last
Y. NJ Q. A. meeting was "Worldli-
ness" with Glenn Conwen as leader.
j. N. Mcconnell, the state evange'
list gave a very interesting talk on
"The Elements Of womanly or
Manly Character" In chapel Thursday
morning.
"Lincoln's Work for the Slaves
was the subject discussed In the last
Y. ". o. A. meeting. with Ora
Patrick as leader.
President Payne was absent from
his duties Monday, on account OF
being III.
The Athletic meeting was held last
Tuesday, and a committee Of three
was appointed to confer with the
High school in regard to playing 8
game, May 1.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Good audiences were in attendance
at the Christian church last Sunday.
The Sunday school was the best in
months. At the close Of the Sunday
school hour, Mrs. Batman, the sf-
ficient superintendent said that the
primary pupils in the school were
going to show the older ones in the
school . fast race in getting new
pupils for the school and 10 bsilding
up the school in every way possible.
The school no doubt will make rapid
advance.
The first Sunday in March Is the
day for remembering the foreign mis-
sionaries with an offering to their
work. No work of the church 10 more
important than this. 1t is certain
that this will be remembered with g
liberal offering. Last year the mem.
bership on foreign fields increased 7(
per cent, Every IS given saved a soul.
The subjects at the Christian church
next Sunday will be, II a. m. His
Last Words" At 7:S0 p. IN. "A
Look Through the Lens OF Prophecy. -
The public and strangers are cordially
invited to hear these sermons aud
worship at the Christian church
next Sunday. February 23. On the
Sunday evenings Of March /, and
8, two sermons especially attractive
and useful to young people will be
given. March l. the subject will be
THE Ideal Young Man." or "My
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
Obituary-Smith.

William Smith WAS born in the state
of Indiana, on April 9, 1889 aud died
at Grants Pass. Orc, February 4, 1908.
Mr.. Smith was one Of the old settlers
of the Pacific coast. He, with his
parents, having crossed the plains
with OK teams and settled in Oregon,
where the city OF Portland now
stands, in the year of 1S4? and since
has been resident .of Oregon and
Warrington to the time Of his death.
The deceased was member Of a large
family Of children only thre. of
which are now known 10 be living.
These are; Judge .Senica Smith of
Portland, Joseph Smith Of Newburph.
and Mrs. Eienor Knight, wife of
Kew. p S. knight at Salem, Ore.
About the year Of 1860 Mr.. Smith was
united in marriage to Miss Kate Hall.
near Salem, Ora Mrs. Smith died
and was barred at Bentonville, Ore.
gon, in the year OF 1879. One son,
q. M. Smith, now OF Grants Pass
Oregon, Was born to the above union,
with whom Mr.. Smith has made his
home for the last few Iyesr, Of bis
life and lie and his wife had the
privilege OF caring for and with
tender hands, making pleasant the
last days Of fathers life. The
funeral services were conducted bv
Rev. W, 4. Goode OF Medford. Ore.
at the undertaking ..psrlor and the re.
mains were laid to rest in,ths L O.
o, F. cemetery 8. Grants Pass. G.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21

days with Mrs. Z. M. Albright
who We hear 10 not very well.
Beats all how beef has gone up
Some time ago 3 steer was sold Tor
t1S. We learn that the same steer
later cost the neat som of $3.50.
1t is quite a common thing to hear
sorne fellows cay they used to be re-
publican But this year they are all
talking independent. To bob up
against the politics In this state Is
enough to make man deny party and
state too S. r. Cheshire is the only
republican in the county or state iof
that matter whom your Uncle Eoe
could bank on. We believe Fred II
square IL there are any others. why
Just show us. We are from Missouri
EBEN,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
MISSUORI FLAT
Missouri Flat

Missouri Flat
We understand that Mr.. Vincent's 8
foot is almost we'll, where he out IL .
couple Of weeks ago.
Oh say. have you heard them we'd
ding bells ringing on Missouri Flatl
s. A. Berry made trip to the Pass
one day last week.
Fred Miller Is at work in his placer
mine ~ he has plenty OF water.
Mr.. BOIL and Mr.. Bulin made trip
to town one day last week.
x. J. Kubli and Joe York made q
trip to town Wednesday Of last week.
Mr.. McKsll wen, to Grants Pass
Thursday.
w. s. Bailey made business trip to
Grants Pass Saturday.
@. Roberts made a trip to Grants
Pass Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Meek and daughter,
Miss Bessie made Grants Pass . visit
one day last week.
Say, have you heard that orchestra
play at Geo. W. Msek's placer
Clinton Cook was visitor Of
Grants Pass Tuesday.
LILAC.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
ID L 4 II | q

Ny but we are having n cold snap.
leo froze a quarter OF an inch in a
wash tub this week and now We e1
pect to hear Of good may who are
freezing TO death,
Born-In Crescent City. CAL. on
February 5, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Erode
hus, n son.
: Pappie Reynolds came home from
Grants Pass victorious. Psppis SAYS
the next time some one drives away
one Of his steers they may stop and
take second look.
Tommie Giligan is homo after a
weaks stay in your city,
Edmond Egger took three bear out
of one tree this week. How's that for
hignl
Clark Webb, Jr,. was visitor at
the homo OF A. s. Reynolds and Tom
Collett ou the Illinois Thursday and
Friday.
Annie Peterson is staying for a few
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
WITH THE CHURCHES
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
. Bread" will be the topic OF the
sermon at the 10 80 service. Ihis
is the third sermon in the series
1.-THE Pattern Prayer" The Bible
School meets at II AS. The School
has had q steady growth for the past
five mouths. The Young People
will have a Conquest Meeting at
6 80. Miss Blanche Crane is the
leader. At the 7 80 evening service
the ordinance of baptism will be
administered and the pastor Will
preach on Different Kinds Of Peo'
ple." A.cordail welcome is extended
to all these appointments.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
NEW II o p Z

Everybody sowing their grain at
present.
NJ. ID. L. Crooks and daughter.
Miss Nettie passed through our burg
last Monday.
@. G. Wynant was at the Pass Tues.
day on busineess.
An enjoyable evening was spent at
he home of Il. NJ. Austin last Mon
day, music being furnished by the
Edison phonoVraph.
Messrs. Geo. Walter and Clarence
Wynant we're at Murphy Saturday
evening, We wonder what attraction
there is around this way? BY the
way we see Elmer Gilmore coming
around this way quite often. That's
right, Elmer, come on. You can have
any Of our girls that you want.
SHORTY.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
J. PARDBE The !a.s7 Grocer :EessE

Future Husband. Many OF the
popular youne ladies OF the city will
be interviewed and their opinions In
regard to this subject learned and be
used in picturing this ideal man. On
the next Sunday evening, March s.
1.-THE deal Young Lady" or "The
Future Wife" Besides several pop.
lar young men who will be asked for
opinions. the two popular un married
pastors Of our. city will be inter.
viewed upon this subject. Remember
these sermons.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
M. Z. CHURCH.

Services of especial interest will DC
held at Newman N. E. Church next
Sunday morning and evening, rs Rev.
R. E. Dunlap, rousing pulpit orator
and able minister will preach. Rev.
Dunlap is presiding elder Of the Klam'
ath district. His sermons will be a
treat, and a cordial invitation is ex'
tended to sll TO hear them. There
will also be Sunday school at the
usual houi, and Epworth League in
the Evening at 6; 80. There's glad
hand at the door of the NJ. E. Church
for the stranger, and warm welcome
for everyone.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
T. X d Y o l. Il

John MoCallister and wife OF Pro.
volt visited 10 Grants Pass this week.
J. A. Lewman has huishsd pruning
his orchard and will soon begin spray
ing II the sunny days continue. His
old run down trees, almost dead with
scale, now look as though they would
become healthy trees Mr., Hill 10
quite busy at present grubbing on his
new farm recently purchased from
Mr. Stone. which adds much to Pro-
volt. also the business In Grants Pass
The new telephone line which has
been building from the II. ID. Kubli
farm on Applesste TO Jackson
vile was completed Monday. This
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
BETHANY PRESBYTERIAN

The coming Sunday, February %.
Is the last time Evan P. Hughes will
occupy tile pulpit Of Bethany Church,
and his themes for the day will be as
follows: IL q. m. THE Cleaning
Of the Grapes of EphrAim. ESQ p.
IN. "A Tragedy in Five Acts" 6 40
D. m. The devotional Hour Of the
Y. P. s. O. E. 10 O. m. Sabbath
School under the superintendency Of
II. O. Kinney. To all these services
the public of Grants Pass 10 most cor.
daily invited.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21

George Washington an American Gentle.
man, Martha Washington was an American Lady.
II Mr.. Washington were alive today he would un.
doubtedy wear American Gentleman Shoes His
wife would wear the American Lady Shoe, they
would wear these Shoes because they are good
Shoes. Hamiton-Brown makes these Shoes.
LLOYD
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-21
FRUIT NOTES

Tho newcomers seem to object .
bit to our foes," remarked Mrs. J.
II. Robinson, Of Rural Route No.2,
to the Courier man and then she con
tinued. But really believe that
those fogs are quite good for our fruit
crops. Last season, although there
was right cold weather. yet the trees
did not seem to be ono bit harmed
Yes, am convinced that those fogs
have something to do with the fact
that the cold spells do not seem to
harm the trs-a. F"
Although Grants Pass was probably
about the only city in Southern Ore.
gon where the fruit trees last season
were given thorough spraying, yet
that will not be the case this season,
for County Fruit Inspector Eismann
proposes to see to it that the cities
and towns are rid Of the pests, as
we'll as the orchards. As a matter OF
fact he does not intend that any owner
OF fruit trees be let of, but that one
aud all shall do their duty thoroughly.
Talking about spraying, here's the
way they do it up at Corvallis, as told
by the Gazette of that place: SPRAY.
ing fruit trees is the order of the
day in the western part Of town, ac.
cording to report from there Sstur.
day. Other sections OF town are
probably engaged in the same work.
II report could be obtained. With
the warm weather the last of the
week the thought Of spring was up
permost In the minds Of all. and
while father" sprayed the trees,
mother" was busily engaged in
raking the yard and burning rubbish.
Let the work go on. 1t is never too
late to do good"
Among the arrivals in the city, this
week was l.. o'Kelly, Of ouray, Colo.
RADIO, who is accompanied by his wife
aud son. He informed the Courier
mau that they got enough of Colorado
aud having heard such favorable
things about Josephine county, they
decided to come aud locate here. He
scared copies Of the Courier to send to
friends in that state who are also e1-
pecting to come this way. He re.
marked that last season the fruit crop
was a signal failure aud that mauy
growers were looking this way. He
is looking over Josephine county for
choice piece OF fruit land and s1
pressed himself as being well pie sac
with this region.
The London apple market 10 thus
reviewed by G.. W. Dennis & Sons of