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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15

In the re1slvelsbip proeeoainzs - the
lnilna hKulnaz MHm oi a. "a Mkewn a
Co, 4 has Eoraioped tat A. %. Brown
gave ~ soc nntamob lie e, ,Edna, Wallael
Hopper and made over bis life ipaurance
Of t25, 900 to her shortly before the firm
failed. Miss Hopper testified that she
and Brown became engaged abe Gay OF
the automobile presentation. s.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15
Wireless TaIk Across 22oo Miles.

The wireless station at Russian hill,
San Francisco, Sunday talked for two
and half hours with the station on
Oahu, one of the Hawaiian gHmup, 2200
miles distant. This il. claimed to be the
long distance record for the wireless.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15

at the entrance to Narragansett bay in 9
fog, could not be moved and has been
abandoned by the naval authorities, after
everything removable had been taken on.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15
NIuht Riders Create Anarchy.

Governor Wilson Of Kentucky has is
sued ringing call for the people OF that
state to rise in their might and put an
end to the Night Riders, who have caused
q reign OF terror by their atrocities. One
night last week 80 Of them attacked 9 me-
gro in his home and slew him, his vile
and two children.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15

The Atlantic feet hasasailed from Man
ia for japan, where great preparations
tor its welcome are afoot. The feet will
return from the Far East via Suez canal
to Hampton Roads, its starting point,
where II win be reviewed by President
Roosevelt shortly before he retires from
of4nn
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15

The engagement Miss Katherine FL
kins and the Dulrs IOb 4hacAhKuzki, cousin
OF the king cf Italy, is said to be on be-
cause the woman will not become Cath
ollie. as conditions require.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15

The New York court has decided that
. death certificate signed BY an osteopath
is legal, case having been brought to
determine the matter.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15

Rev. G. o. Howe Called to Lakeview.t
Rev. George o. Howe has received a
call to the pastorate cf Emmanuel Union
church at Lakeview. N. c.. and expects. to
enter upon his service there about the
middle OF November.
This church is an independent organic
alton formed by the winter colonists OF
Iakeview as well as the regular inhabi-
tants Of the place and includes members
of ell denominations, whose standing In
their own churches IL not affected by
their affiliation with the Lakeview Union.
Emmanuel church has a simple creed, to
which all Christians can subscribe hearth
ly, and in its fold can worship together
as brethren Of one household OF faith.
In extending the call, the secretary OF
the church writes from Iakeview 1.-THE
desire for your presence, and for Mrs.
Howe's as we'll. Is absolutely unanimous.
Your efforts to understand the ways of
the local people and get into the rscesses
Of their hearts have certainly been sue
cessful to a remarkable degree. / know
from inquiry that you and Mrs. Howe
have won the confidence and goodwill OF
every one of the local people, and that
they can meet you both without any OF
the restraint they are bound to feel
So far as the Northern contingency is
concerned presume it Is unnecessary for
me to assure you OF their esteem. That
is very apparent and must be fully real
ized BY you both"
The care of this church does not mean
Mr.. Howe's continual residence in the
South though it will no doubt proIong
bis winter sojourn there until much later
in the spring than he has heretofore been
in the habit Of staying.
Randolph High School.
A football game between R. H. S. and
South Royalton High is expected to be
played Friday at South RoyaIton.
]. ]. King, q photographer of Beth
ell, took photographs of the different
grades last week and the finished pictures
were received Monday.
Prof. Ham is the only teacher who is
to attend the teachers convention at Rut-
land The high school will not keep FRI
day, but the other rooms will keep as
usual.
About so young people, mostly from
school, attended the husking bee given at
the Charles Clifford farm in East Ran
dolph last Friday might by Miss Myrnie
Clifford. Most Of those attending went
over in two large teams. but a few went
in single teams. A hot supper was
served upon arrival there, after which a
very enjoyable evening was spent in play
ing games. The corn had been previous
" husked, much TO the regret Of the
boys, vholcarried supply Of red ears.
The results Of the eye and ear test held
two weeks ago have been.made out and
ana as fOIl68s:--
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15

Goals from field, Prior q; umpire,
Drew; referee, Tewksbury; field Judge.
Pember; linesmen, Gobie and Hyzer.
Time, 20 m. and Is m. periods.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15

ChildreD under 7 are not required BY
law to be examined.
The school football team played a game
with the Woodstock team Saturday and
was defeated, % to 0. This defeat was
not at all to the -detriment of Randolph
and everyone who saw it says that they
put up good game. The Woodstock
team is much heavier and has also
played more games than the Randolph
team.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15

Robert Adams has arrived from Sarato-
ga Springs, N. Y, where be was en-
ployed through the summer at the Unit
ed States hotel During the winter be
was at Palm Beach, Fla, and has not
been home since last December.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
Wudl cine Socntifi5irnua.

Nemnrf, N.-S., 3. Saluar. -
Tie in Der uorigcn ISOLDE ais 9eidc
in einem Icidc nobc 8drriion. %
s., geilmoencn Sron lit belite bon
GDcpoprc 2. @bitnlorc, einem Mo.
tornlunn aus 9ropflnn, ais ieine Got.
tin i0entifijirt moroen. lie Mflltter
mo Sdmelter Der sSrau Mbitmorc
hobcn Die 9eif)e eb~cnioIlS ioentiii5irt,
Trou @bitmore pcrlieB ibrc @ob.
ru,lg in 9rooflpu om McIDnohtatn.
Ct, oltgeblid INN lire Sdmeiter, Srorl
@eiiic @ugbes. in Shenectoop Si be.
lltd)cn. Gic Seid)e. pcld)c INN ol9
bic ibrigc o9nos5irt morbcn lit. wilr-
Or an folgcltocn Gage 9eiu,ben.
Shcobor Mhitmull. Der ghemorn Scr
Strait crfl6rt, er bobc iidJ nid)t bciou.
0er> ilbcr ibr Terid)luiuoen ~oliIgcrcgt.
inoem or icbr ungliidlid) nit ibr leb.
IL. Gr babe gcgloltbt, lie babe i'm
perlnIlcL llm nit einen onbercn
Mtonnc 81 lcbcn. Ter Mann ertronfte
tur5 nah Gntfcrutlla Ser Srot an
ser Grippe n11o mar icitoem tid)t ilu
Sturoe, icincn Sicnit olSMotormnun
81 pcrrittcn. Mic oic 6ruu nod)@or.
rilon fam mo ihlicBlih ali Den 9uf.
d. @icicn ibrcn Zoo iano, lit
nod eilt 8ebeiuniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
Nclocntuo zines ShifiScapitans.

Nem 0orf, 3, Sonuar. -
Sieben i6iifbrilhiGc SccIcute, mobr.
ihcinlid) Die ein5iqcn @crctteten ser
ats II Ycrioncn bcitcbcnOcn Miumn.
itoit Ser norrprgiihcn @orfc n@cr.
manic" mltrOen bcllte 0urh 0cn Del
0ulnpicr oNotbon 9tcnton" bier &C.
Iun0ct. Sic mltr0cn nm Il. 0c5em.
Der oui oifcncr Gee ouf9eitmOcn odt
Gage nudoem lie ibr liutcnoc3 Shiif
~pcrlaiien battcll. Sin Qnocrea Boot,
III mcld)em ncltn Ecrloncn sic 9nrfc
pcrlicBen, lit pcrid]pllCn. Ger Gnpi-
tan blicb ulri Dem &er0cd, bis oic
gauge Mouuidlait YIot IN Ocn 9ootcn
AciunOcn hottc mo aillN onlul nit
iciucnt Sdtfic inter. Die iicbcn &c
rCttetcn luurcn nit 6%roltbGtlcn bc0cdt
mo Dem Eo0c n0be ais lie bon Dem
y&otbun Ncutou" oil @or0
gcnommcn mrr0cn. Die Barrie fllbr
AM %. Nopcnlbcr bon McDmouth,
q. g., nu6 6lcctnooO, England, a6
mo giug am 8. Ge5embcr IN eincln-
StllrllC inter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
Sin Mappr crld,ujjcn.

@untin9ton @. So, 3, San.
- Sohn @ortrmn. Wopnr bon Sort
@np, @.s&a., mltroe geltcrn 9lbeno
i'm oortigen &ntbbunlc BON Soblt
ainier. cincm oempfratiifcu Eoliti.
fer, nieOcracid)oiien uIo tootlid) per.
lpun0et. Sortrom mar GolOioat Iiir
Wie0ercrp0bllung uno gciterr bate
Bic Mobl ltatt1efmn0en. N1hrcno
ole @obIberidte i'm Hatbbauic entge-
gen gcilon1mCu murocl. fam cS Smi.
ldlcn 9urtrnm mo Sinner III cincm
Streit. III oeiieu &erIoui aiilicr Sci,
to6tlit1en Sfub ~abieuerte. 9ortrom
mar fruher Sult5 : 9unhesmoritoq
aid) eine 3eit lang Hoitmeiiter. SIM
Ter entfIob iiber Die @rer5e naf aen.
tutp uno iii rot uift einseianger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
tmmgemrntsanhnmg
erheiit.

nSor Ginger 3eit befom mcin
@otte oa5 2ungeniiebcr. IS itelte
ith Nud)tS nit S6iittcIfroit Gin. Sd
rie6 ieine 9ruit uno icinen Niiden
nit Raomup's Geaop Ieliei ein CAB
linn nI6 einen E6eeloifel poa IN
cttunS bciBem @oiier 81 trinfcn. SiS
ser Ioftor am nGditen Worgen fam,
mar er oieI better. Ser Goftor iogtc,
cS lei cine CUTE Webi5in. SD bate
cillcn NnOcrcn Sail, ben meineS flei-
lten Nciien. gr bate Die Sales.--future.
Sd rieb icine @ruit, ieinen SOILS uno
Giicfen nit oem Geaon &elief Ell, CAB
inn aQItiinolid) cine Coils unO licB
cine 9oii$ Eiaen iolgen. Gm nod
item Gage ma ct pieoer IN SrOnung.
Sd babe oicie Weoi5in IN nlciner So
mile ieit ungeiGbr 80 Sabren sc.
brol1dt uno iie idlug nie ieDl; audi
meme Na6bnrn baben lie gebroutt.
a6tun9Spoa
6rou elisa Dunn,
SadlonbiIe, Worgan.Gpuntp, 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
In icincm Wtclicr ucrnnaliIdt.

Yhilo0clpbio, 3. &omuor. -
Ger Shpei5cr l(lrih It. &oN0cr, cin
6ctnnrlter &iiuitlcr lln0 Eortr6tntolcr
itorb bcllte I'M Noipitol an Brand.
nunoch mcIhe cr QeItcrn 2lbcnO bel
cil1em in ieinem Ntelicr, i'm moro.
mcltIid)en Stnottbcilc, nllS9ebrodic.
llen 6cllcr crlitt. 0icbrerc @emolOc
inl on1eblihcn Mcrtbc BON $4,000
1ullr0cn olrrd Die Slontmcn 5critort.
N0pger, mcldcr ct>pa 50 Sabre alt
mor, orbcitctc icit Ginger 3cit an
cincm @ilbe Der %iun1irmu nit Dem
GbriituSfiubc nlti Dem Arm. 2lltd)
Oicica Nilo mltroe 5critort. Die Gnt'
itcbltnQauriud)c 0eS 6eucrS lit nid)t
befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
Hntiunal : Gonpcnt Der Wirtbid,afts.
Sntcrchenten.

Souispille, ap., 3. Gan.
Ias Grefltiu : Gomite Der Wuoel
Sicenle league, meld,eS bon oen lei
teloen Sraltcrit. IeitiQutcltren mo
Sonolern bcratben lit, bat atli ben
81. nrto %. Samlar einen Hational.
Gonuent Der @ein., Bier, @bisfep.
irto p%erlualloten Weif1fte lbierber eill.
berlltei,. Der 3mcf lit, baS @irtbs-
8cldoft Dor Dem Solfe luno Der
Nrelle IN bas rid)tige 2iht 5u iesen
uno ein Nliter . 2icenS . @eies, ais
Solung bcS aroben Yrnblems Der &c.
gulirnn9 bes @eir1nfe Iusidlanf@,
rorSule9eu. Sic Gnrnents, Ierbono-
lunaen rerben oiientlih gefi,brt per.
ben uno beroorrasenoe M1nner In
oiciem 8eihaite iino cingclnbcll NOR
Den, Iniproden 5u bolsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
@aSmap
@eaoD
9teief

Scit ii6cr f~inf5is Sabren lit Nab
iuap's Gcaou Gclief Ser 6amilicn-
SpftOr unO oaS ME febIi6la9cn0e
Salt5mittel gegen Slliten, Grf6ltung.
nlnoe &eble, 9ronhitis, Grippe,
2ungenent5iiuoung uno Shmer5en
ieoer 9elenlng.
@crnad)lGiiigte Grfaltnnsen orten
in Grippe uno 2nn9cncntsiinbnng
aus. 30gert nidt, ionoern peri6afft
@uf lofort eine6laI6e BON %9iaSmag'S
Teabp Ielief mo perbiitet 2ungcn-
ent5iinoung ODER furirt tic, menn
idon porbat0en. 8ieies mutoerbarc
&eiImittel ioate Iif in ieOem Sauie
befinocn; f@urtrt, ebe Der Goftor err
ld)einen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
Meme Strifcfralualc in Wuneic.

Munctc, &nO., 3. Snnunr. -
Neuc arlmnlle murocn belte olti oet
biciigcn Strobcn bllrd) 0en StraBen.
hobnltrifc perltri od)t. MtpbS bpmbar-
birten 0ie Wogqcns nit Steinen utb
onOcrcn @urfgeid,oiicn ultO pcrIebtcll
cine gn5abl Strifcbrcher. 9lltd ct.
lidc N%uiriibrer mlir0cn permllnoct,
cil1cr burd cinen MciicrItid) il, oe1
Sols. Gic Yoli5ei nabm iiber 80
&crboitunacn Dor. Gas 8cfdugniB
tit uobc}ll nit Aufriibrcrn Gciiiat.
Sn Safe lid nlorart meitrrc I'm.
ruben bier c%reignen, 10 MIL @oiiucr.
reilr @arlp, luie cr ongefijnoigt bat,
iofort 1000 Mann Mili5 obid)iden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
9lui Der Giicnbahn pcrnngliift.

GImnoo Gitp, 30. 3. San. -
Bertha @nrOou, 20 Sabre alt, rno
Chris. Guan9, 30 Sabre alt, mlrocll
be1tte ais @eiheu aui Dem NCucaltlc.
3pciq Ger Baltimore mo Ohio
@ohn" nohc bier %geiumbcn. NQcnl
Nuihcin nod rnren iic olli ibrcm
Ncimpc0c 0urd cincn Sd)ncliug
ilbcriobrcn moroen. GpnllS crbiclt
crit Dor jnci Wunoten icinc Gntl0i
illn1 aus ser 9u~nDcSilottc ltno mar
ieit Nubrcn intint mi: Bertha be.
frWlnOct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04

gnr rim ,grpmp Entnine."
oas III 2arntiue SrpmD E%.ntuine. Dian febe nuf
bic tlrterfhrift bon G. u. Brene. On oei
guIsen gSeIf sur aur bon @rfditune In einem
Iao aebrniidt. Csc. (Sft1.tSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
anafd;c in sentnfp.

HlilicIoIae bon @ottrcitcrn iiberfal.
len. FoIi5ci iibcrlpGltiat ltn0
mebrere @ebGu0e 5crit0rt.
Grei M0nner ourt SAiiIIc Der.
luuu6ct.
HulieIoiIIG &p, s. &anuor.
- ogtodtreiter," etlua 100 an ser
3nbL itberiielen bas bieIigc StGot.
den beute. irilb Dor (a~gcSoubruh
mo 5erItorten, nudocm lie Ole orci
EoIi5iIten ii~berpdltigt uno 0cfclielt
Eaten, Die 5pei unnbb1ngigcn hieii.
gen l~d6odSbGuier, ionic 5lpei an0erc
Gtnbliicnents 0urd) 0pnanlit mo
6eller, Dorolti lie aui Ser 0opfin5.
bile unO GlnrfSuiQe.Gb1liiice 0opon.
rttten. 0rei WGnncr, Or. Gho5. W.
Hobcrt9 aus @oanSpiac, Sn0., ). q.
I{cScun olts RllIieloiue mo 5. $.
N}oicleD ans HltiIeluiuc, mltroen BON
sen @onoiten Oltrf Sd)iiiie perrpurts
set, unO sic 0rci Goliiiiten, iopie
0a3 Ot6bfcn, mcIfe3 bic Noftpod,e
I'M lelepb0nbureou bate, blieben
rabc}u 0rci Stunocn lang unter
Itrcn0cr l(ebcrpadWng. 6olgenoc
@cbGltOe mllrOen 5crItort:
6ronf g. @orfs, Iabudaloger.
hous, Sd)ooen am @ebGltoe ulo Sn.
talt $4,000; nAmericau Smlii
Co." 6obrif uno SnboIt, S6a0en
$t5,000; Hoberts & 9romn, @obel.
miible, Sdaocn $4,000; 2lIfreO In.
0crmooO, @roccrp S6aOen $4,000;
Sing e. @roctor, Sta1ungen; So.
iblta &nomIe5, Mobnbula.
Holi5eihcf ". u. @rucc pcritdte.
pom Gcltcrtburm olls cincn Nlorm 5u
Qebeh WltrOe icooh bon bier ma5firs
ten Aadtreiteru il~bcruGltigt unO &C.
%iciiclt. WcHcon, elmer Der Ncrmun.
OetclL bctreibt bier cine @roccrp mo
!. @cnrp Noielu cincn SdJnittmuns
rcnIubcn. Gle @anOitcn iellertcn alli
lie, neil lie nidt ioiort 0cn Scieblc,
it'd in ibre @obmungcn 5u bcgeberL
6ol9c lciIteten. Or. Roberta, Der
brittle &ermunOete, Iogirtc i'm o6oreIt
&ouic" un0 erbielt, ais cr nili bic
StrnBc elite, nm 5l icbcr, mas Ser
2drm bcoellte, einen HcbpoitenidrlB
in'5 @eiid)t. Ger Dob fam ungeblih
clta Ser Hidtltng BON Gauc Springs
lmo id)icn miIit0riih orgnniiirt. Ger
llebcrfol lit scr brittle, weIfcr ollrd)
sen gcgcmGrtigcn EobadSfricg in
mcitlidjcn &e1tldD uerltrinht muroc.
Die o9tohtreiter" iino beniibt, &C.
Gabafsleute 81 5pingeu. ibrc
&orr1t4c fiir b6bere @reiie 6ltrild 5t
boltcn luno i~ibcrhoupt pi6t on Die
p 2lntcrirou Eo6acco g." ST perfolt-
len. Tjc Maan3inc biGlcr @0noIer
oocr Et(anjer pel6G i'd 6icicn SOr.
ihriitciI uidf fit9ten, iino bereitS ctn-
Gcdihcrt morOcn. Slt 6et Gdbt bon
&olucr9oiQc rpltr0en III Ser Ictten
pcri6icOcnc Slltcrtiicntcu ourf
Haftrcitcr hcimgeiudt mo mrbtcn
iid ihriitlid pcrpilidten, i'll oicicm
,<abrc feinen I0bad III pflun}en mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
,MOuut &ODal"
bcrmibt.
SriOraniiic nm cihcn 3nmpfcr Der
GauaOiid)sH Yacific'Qiuic.

7,r,omo "e,. zoo
'"' "''' ''' "''''"''" "''
@oro uno lit id,on iibcr cine
.ym
''0' I0"'"' "0''oV8''u]'
@arfc .@crmonic" ouf bober Gee
0'I''''''"' "'F I'Voe'' DOH OCT
aus iicbiebn IcrIoncp b]cItebcnbc1
Mollll)daIf 9ereff'f' - Ger Va
nit1r nina NIT Ncm 1hiiic ,n,tcr
gtanlbaftcr Mailer III leiItcm
brcn,o,,bo,, or+or;o, ,or,,r,Gis4
SIMMER nod StritctrolpoIlc ST
m,r,,;c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
6abe,t Sic 1atarrt .

BeSbdIb cunfuItiren sic Mot
einen Ir3t, ipeIder aatarrbs
aranfbeiien Der Safe, bes Sol,
fes, Der 2urlge uno Der Sbreu
fiir. LANCER, nls 90 Sabre IN
hiefer Siaot bebnnoeIt BATE -
Beun sic reid finb. iotra Sd,
men riGt gu oiel abperlaRei,
lino fuenn sic crm ftrto, 10
brau6en sic mir Fir bic IRE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04

lens, ar. 1904, Ecit.t Fan cite. strnbe. Office.
Gtnni ell bon 8 bis 10 ll6r MorJens nnb bon
~ uhr MPittass bis 8 ubr Nben6s.
Nea20-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-04
SdbnmndJcr & Turernan,
Sn.ifrr.

boser feti tbt SefGiftsirfnI In 'bfem reufn
eaoe1. SIR. So. tt.Sertrs.pa.sftafe. Bont
Gusfoabl cptifdes IacreI.
aaaen foffsnfrsi rnierfInt.
Shnhmad1cr e Foreman,
VT, ss. Het-ssrnatps-S-1ate
t6S-tl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
TROOPS AFTER
THE NAVAJOES
Soldiers Will Be Used to Settle
Trouble Between Stock
men and Indians.

Flagstaff, Ariz., July 11.-Five more
troops of the Fifth United States cav
airy have been ordered sent to the
Navajo Indian reservation, under Colo
mel Hunter, who will go north to the
Chin Lee country.
Various rumors are prevalent rela-
tive to what their purpose is. but that
this is no pleasure trip is indicated by
the fact that a battery of gatling guns
and a forage for a two months CAM
paign are taken along.
A year ago troops were ordered to re-
turn after penetrating the country half
wav to Chin Lee. The Indians became
hostile and several were killed. Since
then trouble has arisen over the'water
holes between Indians and stockmen on
a range adjoining the reservation on
the south.
The Indians are reported heavily
armed and excited over the proposed
aIiotments and are apparently on the
verge of an uprising. 1t is thought
display of armed force is being made
to prevent an outbreak
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
HANDS ARE ClASPED THAT HAVE BEEN
STRANGERS TO EACH OTHER FOR YEARS
Senator Daniel and Mr. Bryan Forget Past Differences and
Will Work in Common Cause.

Lircoln. Neb,, July 1.-THE old wound
between Senator Daniel of Virginia and
William J. Bryan was completely healed
this afternoon, when the two statesmen
met at Fairyiew, shook hands and made
mutual pledges to each other. Senator
Daniel was coming through from Denver
with the Virginia delegation. the chair
man of which telegraphed Mr.. Bryan that
they would like to see the Fairview mas
ter at the depot.
Bryan met them and took the entire
party out to his residence, Senator Daniel
and Mr.. Bryan walking arm in arm. Ar
irving at Fairview, Senator Daniel made
short talk, in which he said, in part:
+ Whatever differences existed between
the Virginians and you was settled when
the gavel fell bringing to a close the
Denver convention. From that moment
every Democrat in Virginia was for Bry
an, and we will carry the state for you
this fall
Mr.. Bryan was very much pleased at
the sentiments expressed by the senator
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
CHARGES AGAINST PAPER.
Philadelphia North American Made
Defendant in Action.

Philadelphia. July 11.-Mayor John L.
Rayburn of this city today instituted
proceedings against E. A Van Valken-
burg, editor and president of the North
American, and six members or ne STAT
of the newspaper, charging them with
criminal libel.
The charges are based on articles ard
cartoons appearing in the newspaper
during the last two years
The warrant was obtained upon an al
fidavit charging false and MALICIOUS pup
tain articles and cartoons intending 10
injure. Cypress, defame and villify the
good name. fame. credit and reputation OF
the mayor" and Ito bring him into pub
lie infauy. contempt and disgrace:
Those named in the warrant BESIDES Z
A Van Valkenburg are: Hugh b Sutner-
night editor: James s. Benn. city editor.
and w. r. Bradford, William Hoefker
and Walt McDougall, cartoonisfs-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
Mr.. CUTLER GETS
OUT FROM UNDER
Governor Has No Stomach for
Contest With Federal Gang
for Nomination.

One of Governor Cutters intimate po-
litical associates is authority for the
statement that Cutler has withdrawn
from the race for denomination and it is
understood he withdraws in favor OF
United States Marshal Spry. While the
governors reasons for retiring are not
fully known, his friends say he feels un-
der great obligation to Spry for the part
the TOoele man played in his nominal
obligation as his only public explanation
of his change of plan.
The announcement comes as a great
surprise to all but the insiders of the
Smoot machine, who have anticipated
such a result of Sprys entrance into the
race. Governor Cutler declared himself a
candidate for denomination less than three
weeks ago and in his letter of declara-
ton outlined an elaborate plan of poll
cies to be pursued If he were reelected
Until late yesterday no intimation of a
change of heart had come from him,
though several of the federal office hold
ers who have been pushing Spry's can
didacy insisted that Cutler would retire
within few days.
Among the Republicans who have lit
tie sympathy with the machine there was
a smile of incredulity at the ostensible
reason given for Cutters self-sacrifice.
They said the governor realized he was
''up against it, as soon as the machine
selected Spry for the nomination. and
withdraw now than to persist and be de-
feated ANONYMOUSLY, as he doubtless
would be IL the Smoot crowd designated
him for slaughter.
With Cutler out Of the race and ask
ing Spry's friends to support him. the
field is practically clear for the marshal.
Sven o. Nielsen. from down Sanpete
way, is said to have some aspirations but
the ruling powers of the party promise
to cure him as they have cured Cutler.
and to do it to him very soon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12
GOVERNMENT TO
ATTACK REBELS
Will Attempt to Put Revolution
airy Forces to Rout-Three
Days of Fighting.

Tegucigaipa. July 1.-THE government
troops will make an attack upon the revo-
lutionists at Gracias tomorrow. The rev.
olutionists, who are believed to number
about 800, captured the city after three and
a half days fighting. General Guetierrez,
at the head of one thousand volunteers,
will also make an advance upon Cholu-
teca, which five hundred rebels secured a
day or two ago, and are now holding
1t is understood here that while Saliva
dor and Guatemala had abstained in Civ
ing direct aid to the insurgents they have
encouraged ex-President Bonilla- General
BonilIa is at present in British Honduras
Advices received here state that Gutter
rez Seamora, the Mexican minister 10
Honduras. has arrived at Amapala.