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that thought right there, and it will
pass away SO quickly that he is hardly
conscious of its presence. But let
him think it over more and more, and
he will finally forget to weigh the
consequences, think only of what he
desires. and thus for this much is real
ly insane. -..
"The penalties Of the law, as we saw.
prevent much OF this insanity, but
when such cases do come before the
court, they are, or should be judged
not only by the circumstances just at
the time OF the crime, but the punish
ment be given because the accused
had no right to allow himself to pass
from the state of normal to the state
Of abnormal which allowed him to
take leave of his Judgment, and per-
mitted him to make himself a <crimi-
nall" 49, .r o 49, 49,. ,..5 .5.c.< ~
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD or
5 III ouNTYs &c MIMI sloNERs3O OF #s
5 i RAM s En- COT 70 ID.
I. Continued from page "a ! IN

i II IN 5yi Il w 5I
ed to take 2up the matter 81 amounts
claimed due from Ramsey county to
( insane asylum lib with the state & audi
q tor with the. said asylum: with q view
4 nf strai ghtening out said claim. also
!: with the home for the feeble minded m
i at Grafton Carried, For the reason
B that withsthe facts and figures at hand
!. Board is unable atspreese1it, to make 4
satisfactory set tlement. s rs: ,s VA s
II PA recess was then taken 1,1Intil 3
clock a. 81. s ssSSEs }sH nc s.
IA. 4S, + / S8sa Il $3.50, W., e.., III AsSs2S
-, ,:%f -, y -" WI $
s "a. sjln AZ BOARD met at = p. m. pursuant
81 20 , apoVe recess csesa :; 81. :;5xs. ,s
) resent re DBL Commlss1o \ M aioney,
NJ! F VIZ l nda 2s sal, ls
sStaMoVsd ana lli1 earned that the chair
man man Of the printing committee and
auditor be Instructed to frame adver-
tlsements for. bids for medicines and
medical attendance for poor and pris7
pners, pound 70 books, envelopes and let
{ Ter headsS blanks, stationery,
/ nur1ai or poor and prisoners, and cleo
lt aoNn: supplies and ballots, bids to be.
opened at , the April meeting. E. sEa$3 !
moved and carried that the follow
Ing bills By allowed and warrants or
aerea Drawn IN payment OF same: :
Lewis )S Lake Journal printing, Ill.,,
SiS.25; blanks $66.O9.:--:--$ 1894
I$Dev1ls Lake journal, publishing = -.
= the delinquent real estate tax
list -----.--- -. -; ----$197.30
}Crary Public Opinion, letter 49,.
~. neads and envelopes las con- -:
iii iii. tract $3.50
Crary Public Opinion, printing 1880
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31
HOW CRIMINALS ARE EVOLVED.

HOW CRIMINALS ARE EVOLVED.
The following editorial from the
Pembina Pioneer Express on how peo-
pie become criminals is worthy of
careful reading. especially by young
people who are entering upon life, and
who. are sure to meet the very circum-
stances which are 40 plainly descrii III
ed s%,-!,Sj{,%$. $*s, .g.s$
/. ''%"Man is born with dual natures,
good and bad. Long before the baby
has come To- months Of self-conscious--.
ness, we can see the beginnings of the
two: dispositions. Nature has also
given the normal human a. greater or
less degree of knowledge of right and
wrong and also endoWs us with a win
power to govern our actions. If there:
were; nothing more than this, human
fly as a whole would mostly go wrong.
Physically we learn very early in life.
that If we put our hands in fire that
we shall suffer pain. ri the same man
ner, we8also learn the same thing is
true morally, only it seems harder to
convince. Sin and wrong are certain
of punishment, some way, some tlme,t
naturally ana by nature. But because
the punishment is not always swift,
the man thinks he may commit and
stll escape. IL. 4 O.. s
Human law has been made To- SUD
plement the punishme nts Of nature
and perhaps may be considered as
part of the plan. !. Hence when crime
is committed the law provides punish
ment.
The object Of human punishma lis
not always understood. It really mas
two objects, 10 punish the sinner and
to deter Others. The latter aa far aa
society Is concerned il the more i'm
portant
here Is rarely such q thing DIS nn-
Ipremedi tated crime. Brain torns'
may be- ii possibi lity, but they are nee,
lesaariIy very ra.re Aaffost os such acasaa
Iara the result of previous preparation
81 the mind Of the the person who com,
aits the riisae sa habit ol
min before q ID d
he normal miro I'D Kept Oh hal
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31
/: HripA Of spring goods at mann's i:

Our spring goods arriving daily and we have the
most of them in and displaying them in order to do this
offering great bargains in all departments 50 as
to make for the goods ehave the biggest and
most complete stock Of spring goods bought that ever
came to this CITY, We invite you to in and for
yourself This week you will find great opportunities to
dollars and cent Every days great bargain
lot is closed out to be gone forever Let urge you to
this week and buy of special lots prepared
for the next six days selling
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!: STATE NEWS

/ A. band concert was given In the
public park at Jamestown Sunday.
A mid-winter tennis tournament was
held at Pingree last week ~, t;s,.,,s,
> Edgeley had a baseball game on the
Goth Of January. @:3 =, { =: t :saS.t
y =: The Dickinson armory. will be 5dedi-
Gated February a. H. ~ II ~ (
i, Mrs. Amelia Emmerling, the Oldest
white settler Of Pembina county, died
last week ~ Is NC /. ,> s,,. -, +.
The people Of Milton have petitioned
4. Frank Smith of Stanley, has been
arrested on the charge Of murder. His
brother zeb is being held on the
charge of shooting with Intent to kill,
- The First International bank 81
West Hope. has been sold out to its
creditors. :.s .5ssg zs,G ' J. /. Err +
Il Pref. Johnson1Sofe the Valley City
! Normal school, has been chosen man
!. ager5 Of the. basketball team at that
place. II, sss :. 81 5S ne, ~. g..
h Minot did a big stunt last; week to
! wards filling the Ward county Jail
and the state ntiary, b thirteen
criminals receiving sentences s:ss
n II The farmers institute which was
held AT Iinot ID st week, il said to
D nave been we'll attended 55
youtI at Die kInsonS stole two over
\ coats last .weekk was released,
ss how ever, 1pon return Of the pro
perty .2 ,5;3
Three blind pigs were raided At
Ninot last Wednesda night,
Company IS of d ckinson, will cele-
lb,tate the tenth anniversary of their
d departure for the Phillip pines.
l Great NJ rthern enplo ye OF Willis
tSn, has sued the rail road Cor s25, 900,
ab be lost his leg by being run IN over /, ~:
b an engine.
ed, Ross OF Walhalla has been
placed under So 900 bonds 10 answer Sto
{. II 6 charge of burglary at that place place.
I.aMoure viii have one sof the finest
curt houses IN the state.
Pat McC abeS Of Lang don, has been
ahjudged insane
The Larimore Pioneer elebtared its
ty-third birthday last week
Reynolds had An Elaborate leap yeal
rhrty Vednesda
The stockhold ersS Or Grand Forks
county have selected July 2s "a 81 fol
ttae if a08 count
Clayton Rhoades, The Fargo youns
5 Il nan who tas tried for rape last week
found guilt III the Hrst degr N
.sS me two boys who were crested 4
stanley for beiinla u u ssip I'D 4 shoot
fiji scrape, are said X, be wanted u
forth Dakota ffor moor lining
Grafton had d 81, 900 lllrs Iast weaa
origin unknos
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-31

Stio not feel like giving It ava DINA
Tribune.
The Aneta Panorama comments
rather sarcastIc a1Iy On district court
5doIngs because the word 81 an timer
ant blind pigger Is Of more weight
than that of al otIlcer off the law who.
is also a respectable farmer and q
Shheavy tax pay er The conclusion Ii,
y gu sell Booze and some fellow:
pinches you for Il, u be sure that you
get your trial before y jury ii Nelson
count DINA Tribune.
Some interesting family histories are
related now ays conc ernin some OF
the aspirants ffo 81 once meta PIANO,
rama
Hen fruit ~ reported q haunt HUI
crop these sla;sy ,Tl,he chickens aesrn
encouraged TO oTeir.ttii iii slne
weather Russell Sent snsi.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
NEW Theory IS ADVANCED
Victim of Chester Gillette Said to
Have Drowned While Having
an Epileptic Fit.

Albany, y. Y. March 27.-Evidence to
show that Grace Brown, while at Otselic.
ChenangO county, suffered from epilepsy.
to support new theory that the girl had
an epileptiC fit when she was drowned i'm
Big Moose lake, AdiTOndacks. it was
learned tonight would be presented 10
Governor Hughes tomorrow morning in
an effort to have the governor grant "a
respite for Chester Gillette. condemned to
die IN Auburn prison next week for the
murder Of the girl. GiHette's father
mother and aunt. who are here. seemed
confident tonight that the governor would
grant the respite so that the alleged new
evidence can be presented TO "A court in
support of new trial
Three new witnesses. said to be two
women and man. none OF whom an
peaTed as Witnesses at GiHette's trial are
TO give testimony before Governor Hughes
IN the executive chamber in SUPPORT of
the application for the granting of res
Dite.
1t was learned that counsel for the Gil
lette family will endeavOr to show that
Grace Brown met her death accidentally.
that while in the boat with Gillette she
was seized with an epieptic fit and
drowned and that the discoloratiODs on
her face when the body was found We're
due 10 her head coming in contact with
the boat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
WIND, SNOW AND
RAIN HIT POOR
OLD MICHIGAN
Tornado in Southern Part of
the State and Blizzard
in the North.
IOWA ALSO WRESTLING
WITH HEAVY STORMS
FREIGHT CARS BLOWN FROM
TRACKS, AND SEVERAL
PEOPLE INJURED.

Detroit. Mich. March IA tornado
near jackson, in the southern part Of the
state. late this afternoon. and a blizzard
with heavy snowfall in the upper peniE-
sula tonight are the extremes of a gem
eral storm that struck Michigan today
The tornado did much damage to farm
property around Blackman and Wood
Vile northwest and west OF Jackson.
Barns were split windmilis destroyed and
orchards uprooted. but no loss Of life has
been reported. At MenOminee i'm the up
per peninsula a wind of the velocity of
forty miles an hour is reportedG driving
the snow into huge drifts Train and
trolley service are seriously delayed i'm
upper Michigan. Heavy. rain and wind
is reported from all parts of the state and
telephone and telegraph communication is
seriously INTERRUPTED.
Near Battle Greek tonight the south
bound Michigan Central passenger train
on the Goshen branch. was wrecked by
the overturning of the locomotive four
miles south of Battle Creek. when the
train struck a bed of sand that had been
washed over the track 10 a depth OF a
foot. The coaches remained on the track
and the engine crew saved themselves
by jumping.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
KEY TURNED ON
BANK EMP LOVES
PittSburg Paying Teller and
Auditor SWiped Over
"a Million.

Pittsburg. March 27-Henry Reiber
paying teller, and John Young. auditor OF
the Farmers Deposit National bank late
today were taken to the office of United
States Commissioner W. T. Lindsey for
arraignment on additional charges filed
against them by Bank Examiner William
7. Folds this afternoon. The charges
filed today increase the total of the al
legged defalcations to 81 10000 The ac-
cused waived hearings and the bond OF
each was fixed at $4,000. in default OF
which they were returned to Jail where
they have been confined since their ar
rest Monday night charged with the en-
beZZlement of $4,000. Two days later an
other charge was filed accusing them OF
conspiracy to defraud the bank out of
100000. Henry Silverman. Pittsburg rep
resentative of Miller & Co.. New York
stock exchange brokers. was also named
in the conspiracy charge. but secured his
release under $4,000 bail
T. II. Given. president of the bank. gave
out the following statement:
AT special meeting of the board of
directors it was resolved that the actual
amount of the defalcatiOn Of the paving
teller and the auditor has been definitely
ascertained to be S1,l05.000. This amount
was ordered to be charged off at once
out of the surplus and other undivided
profits of S2.S63,000. leaving the capital of
$6.00o000 and the surplus and other undi-
vided profits 81 75S COO -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
CARRIED THE WOMAN DOWN
Wife of Dwight. Who Killed Himself
at Los Angeles, Took
Poison March IL

Los Angeles, March 27-According to
statements made today by friends of Hen
~ Hyde Dwight. the Pasadena architect
who ended his life with poison last even
ing just as he was placed under arrest
for passing worthless checks. Dwight's
wife. who died on March IL. was also a
suicide. although it was explained at the
ume OF her death that she had succumbed
to an attack of nephritis aggravated nv
wandering through the canyons near. Pas
adena. Those who appear best Informed
declare that Mrs. Dwight had taken hi
chloride of mercury after learning that
her husband was deeply involved in
financial transactions wherein he had
raised money by uttering worthless
checks and borrowing money from friends
and clients. Dwight. who was a Harvard
graduate and member of the Boston
society of architects. is said to have dis
sipated his wife's fortune of 100000. and
all the money he had earned since their
marriage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
Merely a Suggestion

Iomorows Sunday Herald will not be the best newspaper pro-
aued IN the united States but it VIII be the best paper in this
tory and much superior many papers published in much more
pOpulous eenters than Salt Lake.
Inc Herald has suggestion make its readers the
readers other Salt Lake Get all
ana make careful comparison of them See which and how
muen pest and why Some the special features tomorrow
paper will
On the Road With Rajah the second of delightful Shorty
McCsbe series, by Sewell Ford.
The Early Bird short story by Henry N Rdeout
The Hotel Clerk on April Fools Day." by Irwin Cobb
w. o Bradley of Kentucky" by Savoyard.
The Wings of the Morning by Louis Tracy
The English Sparrow Professor Ocdwn lecture reported by
Professor Paul.
Franklin Fyles' gossip of the Broadway plays
The comic section-the best
Sporting society dramatic page other local a
lures, besides
ali the from everywhere; for
IF 1T HAPPENS IT'S IN THE HERALD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
TELEGRAPH WIRES DOWN.
Details of the Disaster Will Not Be
Known for Some Hours.

Mexico City, March 27-Chilapa, a
town of $1,000 inhabitants in the state
of Guerrero, has been shaken by an
earthquake and burned.
The shocks, two in number, occurred
early last evening and were followed
by fires, which originating i'm a dozen
places among the tumbling buildings.
Joined in confiagration that swept the
town. Only meager facts of the dis
aster are known here and what has
been learned has dribbled in from half
a dozen sources more -or less authentic.
The loss of life, if any, as well as the
monetary loss is prOblematical. and
continued efforts to gauge the catas-
trophe have been futile. Telegraph com
municatiOn with Chilapa was severed
by the shocks, and the town is two
days by horseback from the nearest
railway station.
Couriers have been dispatched to Chi
lapa from Chilpancingo. some forty
Continued on Page 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
Tornado in Iowa,

Burlington. la. March IA report from
New Boston. Ia. town about ten miles
west of Fort Madison on the Atchison.
Topeka * Santa Fe railroad. states that
a tornado struck that place tonight blow
ing twelve freight cars from the tracks.
demolishing a church and injuring a num-
Der of people.
Inc storm crossed the Mississippi river
ana entered Illinois near Fort Madison.
The wind plOwed through Warren county.
Illinois. destroying houses and barns and
inJuring several persons.
IT is estimated that a score OF per
sons in Iowa and Illinois were injured
property damage will reach many thoys-
ands of dollars. A heavy wind and cleo
trio storm prevailed all over the south
eastern part of Iowa tonight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28

Seward, which is only two hours Jour-
ney from Treadwell by steamer.
1t IS stated that lot of dynamite is
falling into the possession of the strik-
ers, and a threat has been made to
blow up some of the shafts The order
directing the troops to go to TreadWell
places the responsibility for their use
after their arrival entirely upon the
United States marshal at that place. It
says:
1T is for the marshal to determine
when an emergency exists that necessi-
tates the employment OF the military
forces
The commander of the troops is to
direct their movements in carrying out
the desires of the marshal, 1t is stated
in the telegraphie request from the act
ing governor of Alaska that a majority
of the miners involved are foreigners.
and do not speak or understand the
English language.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
SAVINGS SENT
TO FORMER HOME
IIIiterate Immigrants Do Not
Know Conditions Over
Here.

Albany. n. Y, March 2T.-Informa-
state for the past few years has been
given out from the state department
of agriculture in connection with a
bill introduced in the assembly yester-
day proposing a state department for
the collection of such informa ton,
both industrial and agricultural, as
would be of benefit to the emigrant.
According to the statement. immi-
grants to the number of 1,076,463 took
up their residence in New York state.
for the time being at least, during the
past three years
Send Savings Home.
A large portion of them came from
southern Europe, where illiteracy is
prevalent. 1t is claimed that during
1907 they sent to their native homes
savings estimated at 5000. 000, 900.
which. had they been informed of
conditions of this country, would
have remained and been invested
here.
Through this traffic the statement
says. about 200 illegal banks are being
operated in Greater New York, large
proportion of them in direct violation
of the state banking laws.
These banks stimulate such trans
actions of money through false pre-
lenses largely" continues the state
ment. They are not subject to any
national or state regulations"
II is claimed in the statement that
$4,000 former immigrants were induced
to emigrate from this country dur
ing the last few months, carrying
with them sums variously estimated
at from sl50,000,O0O to s250.0OO. 600. It
is contended that many of them are
now returning to this country penni-
less, to become public charges.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
LIBEL PROVED IN COURT.
Mcclure Publishing Company As.
sessed the Sum of $4,000.

New York. March 27-EmanueI L.
Phillips. president of the Union Re-
frigerator Transit company of Mil
waukee. was awarded damages OF
$4,000 by a jury in the United States
circuit court today in his suit against
the Mcclure Publishing company.
the suit was based upon alleged libel
GUS statements in a series of articles
written by Ray Stannard Baker and
published in MCCTure's magazine. in
which it was charged that Mr.. Phil
lips company had received unlawful
commissions Mr.. Phillips sued for
SlOG,0OO The case has been on trial
for several days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
No Cheap Meat in America.

Chicago March GA special from million
pounds of timed valued 100000 respped
New York from London during the last few
scarcity OF meat IN America As the
a American farmers who unable
their cattle the markets instead stall feeding
result that the of meat fell while its consumption
From this fact has resulted the England
feeding America with It's meat even with the freight pay
twice the Atlantic"
representative of Chicago firm today said 1--WE have
been able sell the reshpped goods prices per
higher than could obtain here London today cheapest
meat market in the world"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
Conductor Disappeared.

The conductor of the car disappeared
and a policeman took charge of the car
and ran il to- Third and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Thence Mr.. Helm was escorted
by the police to the Capitol hotel and later
was taken to the police station in cab
lie was not locked up. Mr. McCreary's
wound Is not, serious and after treatment
at a hospital he will be returned to his
apartments
At the Emergency hospital it was said
Lumby, though badly wounded and IN
conscious. has chance to recover. His
skull was fractured. but the surgeons were
unable to ascertain tonight whether the
bullet entered the head
MI Helm explained at the station his
reason for going armed. He is the author.
of a Jim Crow car law in the District
OF Column bia and says that since he intro
duced the measure he has received manv
letters of a threatening character AMI
secured permission from the police au-
thOrities to go armed
Mr.; Helm represents the Fifth Alabama
district, in which is situated the Tuske .
gee institute of which Booker T. WASH
ington is the head
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
NEWS TO THE KAISER.

y Venice, March 27.-Emperor VIII !
= liam. it is reported. read with much !
y interest the kilograms printed by the !
= newspapers here concerning his al \
\ legged refusal t& accept DR. David ]. .
+ Hill as United States ambassador to :
= Germany and said these accounts \
y were Incorrect. He made no objec- :
y ton to the appointment of Dr. Hill )
= he is reported TO have said. although !
y he had expressed regret that Char !
\ lemagne Tower was to leave the posi- J.
\ of ambassador
4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
HANGED HIMsEIF

Pennington, Mo-, March Wv. II.
KEENAN, of Mexico, Mo-. former adiu-
tant general of Missouri, committed
suicide today here by hanging, in his
quarters in the state hospital for the
insane. he was formerly a member
of the legislature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
Wild Time in Chinatown.
AFTER HARD STRUGGLE.

Anderson. Ind, March 27.-Nathan
B. Hawkins of Portland was nominal
ed for congress by the Republicans of
the Eighth district this afternoon on
the 6lst ballot, after the convention
had been in session since yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-28
UNITED STATES TROOPS ONCE MORE TO
TAKE THE FIELD AGAINST THE MINERS

!.
:: Seattle. March 27.-No disquiet- ::
- ing developments from the Tread ::
: we'll strike situa dion were received ::
i here today. General d. H. Brush ::
n of Vancouver barracks ordered ::
. Colonel Green with an infantry ::
:: company and Calling guns to pro- I:
= coed to Douglas island from Fort ::
= w. Fl. Seward a. once, on request ::
:; of United States Marshal J. NJ. I:
:. ShOup. who sailed from Seattle on I:
:: the Dolphin for Juneau last night :
Washington. March 27.-At the close
Of the cabinet meeting today Secretary
Taft said that troops had been ordered
TO the Treadwell mines on Douglas ISL
and in Southeastern Alaska, where a
miners strike is in progress. The
troops will go from Fort William II.