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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-10-27

The man who threatens SUICIDE
usually the first to yell for a mu'~
plaster II he has a pain.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-10-27

ID. U. X. is done with politics" Tel
II to the marines.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-10-27

Pretty near time to send for raf
maker.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31

publishers may legally accept trans
portation over the railroads in return
for advertising q in their columns
probably vii soon be decided by the
Supreme Court OF the United states.
The Chicago, Indianapolis & Louis
Vile RailYay Company. geheraiis
known as the 'tMcnon Route has
brought to that court a case involV'
ing this question. and 1t Is probable
that court will find in it a subject OF
such general Importance as to justi-
f. 1t in advancing the hearing.
The suit originally was instituted
by the government in the United
States Circuit court for the northern
district Of Illinois.
That court held that such a trans
action would, in all probability re-
suit in discrimination and therefore
decided against the company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
HELD FOR MURDER.
White Man and Nero Charged witt
Killing Of Mitchell. =
nv AsnOcfate6 Pre091
(By Associated Press.,

RALEIGH N. C., Dec. 3O.-At the
close, late today. Of two days pre-
liminary hearing by Justice Dixot
and Mayor Mcmillan Of Edenton
Will Drew. white. and negro nance
Warren. were held without bail
charged with the murder of John 7
Mitchell. a white man whose body
was found afloat in Edenton bay
Christmas DAY.
Bob Francis. white. also was he!c
under $3.50 bond. Several wound
were discovered about the head wher
the body was found.
This led to suspicion OF foul pla'
and a cOroner's jury was empaneiet
and ali investigation begun.
A post mortem examination 70
vealed the fact that life was extinc
before the body reached the water.
The coroner's jury rendered a We
dict that the deceased came to hi:
death at the hands Of parties I'm
known to the jury.
The coroner's jury then requestef
thorough investigation by the sher
|in AMI police.
Monday Will Drew, Jim Goodwin
John Lassiter. all white. and two ne
groes named Cook and Warren wer'
arrested Later Bob Francis was ar
rested.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
GOVERNOR ASKS AIO FOR
EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS
Urges Virsinisns to Substantially
Show their Sympathy for
Stricken People.
(By the Associated Press.b

RICHMOND. VA. Dec. 30.-Gover'
nor G. A. Swanson might Issued the
following proclamation:
ITO the people vi Virginia. A dis
aster OF appalling proportions mas
occurred in the island OF Sicily ana
Southern Italy. 1t is estimated that
the lives CT 20n.0nO people have been
lost. and million rendered home
less and destitute.
Never before in III" worlds his
tory has there arisen greater &C.
casion for our sympathy or greater
nece ssity for immt date substantial
a'd to sufferers.
Il lpieve that the people OF Nir-
ginia will be glad to express their
sympathy by making contributions to
alleviate >the present frightful dis
tress of our fellow beings.
Therefore, |, as governor of this
state do earnestly request that the
people ~ the cities, owns. villages
and counties Of Virginia. either in
mass meeting or by private subscrip-
tons. make such contr' button as
they are able to do for the relief Oh
those afflicted people.
Collection on Sunday Next.
II do further request that The PEG
pie at their respective places Of wor.
ship on Sunday next. or at the yer!
earliest meeting. and all iratcrnal or
CARNATIONS make collections for this
purpose. Let each give as his con
science may dictate, or his means
justify. The earlier these collections
are made the better. The necessi-
ties of these people are urgent and
immediate
Il appoint as committee to re.
ceive any contributions that are
made in pursuance of this request,
Mr.. John p. Branch. MIR. John u. Pur.
cell. Mr.. L. z. Morris. Mr.. James N
Boyd, Hon. j. Taylor Ellison and Mr.,
William NJ. Hill, to any one of whom
remittanccs may be made
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
Convicted CRATER Dies.
IRx Associated PresS.D

MEDIA, PA. Dec. 30.-William L.
Mathues. former treasurer OF Penn
sylvania, died suddenly late today at
his home here. aged As years. The
cause Of death was given by his phy
sician as pneumonia. but it is gener
ally believed that this Illness was
superinduced by Mathues' tribula
tions which were brought on him by
the Harrisburg capital graft cases
and his recent sentence of two years
in the fenitentiary for his part in tht
alleged conspiracy against the state
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31

he refuEed to remain. drew revolt
yer and sho. stone In the right tenn
Ele. ~ -
! When he fell she fred again. the
bali lodging In the base OF his brain.
she then shot herself twice In the
forehead and temple.
The doctors at the hospital say tho
woman has n flghting chance for her
HE.
stone has two brothers. Albert
Stone, Ct New York. and Captain Ed
BAR Stone, United States Army, sta,
toned at LuZon. p. !. ~
THE former Is on his way here 10
take charge OF the bod-." .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
No American Deaths Reported.

. ROME Dec. 3e.-Ambassador Gris.
com returned late this S9ternoon
from the foreign ONCE whereshe went
TO make inquiries regarding the
Americans who may have been In Ca
labria and Sicily at the time Of the
disaster. =. ~.
II Is not believed there were any
Americana at either Messina or Reg
gio when these cities were demolish.
ed, with the exception, Of course. of
American Consul Cheney and wife.
" There may have been some Amert-
can tourists at TaOrmina. but no cas-
uaities have been reported from that
place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
Coroner's Verdict.

RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. 30.--A spe-
cal tonight from Washington, says
a jury to examine into the death of
Luther L. Stone was sworn In this
afternoon h. Coroner Taylor and af'
ter viewing the remains, watching a
postmortem examination and hearing
the testimony OF witnesses. rendered
a verdict that the deceased came
to his death from pistol In the
hands Of May Woolard.' =
Several persons were arrested to.
day and held as witnessed. ~ - 2
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
FOR TTAIIAN SUFFERERS

WASHINGTON ID. C.. Dec. S0-At
the meeting OF the executive commit
tee Of the American National Red
Gross. IL vas decided that iDssmuch
rs The California work OF che socic-
~ ends tomorrow to appropriate from
the surplus OF the fund for that work
now In the hands # the Red Cross.
the sum Of $4,000 for tie benefit OF
the sufferers in Southern Italy. u
vas arranged tina, this monty should
be transmitted tomorrow through the
state department direct 20 the Italisn
RED Cross at Rome in order that II
miRht be utilized ut cnce.
Il vas also decided TO request the
governors Of sts'es sending tn the
COLLECTION Of funds for the Italians
TO hav such contributions transmit
ted sAa eeh the regular Americsn
Red, o. organisation, either at
Wssbsa or IN The ssstes - the
only r. iced sassos.l relief ese..
cses ID be distriSution q seeh
kmwM0 -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
THEY SHOULD USE PROPER TITLE
Declines to Encourage Such orcani-
cations, However Styled. At Present
Question Discussed With Ham
mond and Richmend Man-Taft
viii Pay Visit to Negro School.
(By Associated Press.)

AUGUSTA. GA. Dec. 30.-Presi
dent-elect Taft has ef!ectually put 4
quietus on the desire which was be-
ginning to develop into activity to
organize Taft Clubs throughout the
South.
Mr.. Taft doubts the wisdom of en-
.Ju,aglng at this time political acti-
vny In any fern. 4
In this view he Is heartily second
ID BY Mr.. Hitchcock. Republican ma
;ional chairman.
This subject was under direct con-
;ideraticn today at the initiative OF
John Hayes Hammond, who was will
ing at this time to undertake to en-
END the influence Of the National
League OF Republican Clubs through
out the Southern States preferably
under the style of Taft Clubs"
Should Bear Proper Name.
Mr.. Taft declared firmly against the
Taft Club proposition. Should 1t
become expedient at some future
time to encourage the organization
IT the independent" Democratic ele-
ment OF the South, ,he believes such
organizations should be called exsctiy
what they are. "ipdependent."
The subject was discussed between
Mr.. Taft, Mr.. Hitchcock. Mr.. Ham
nond and Henry Anderson, of Rich
mond, Va.
w. H. Mitchell. Of Atlanta. who
was invited pre- by Mr.. Hammond,
Jaw Mr.. Taft.
Mr.. Taft todAy received inferma'
ton from Charles Hopkins Clare OIL
Hartford, regarding the Ccnnectfs
enatorial contest being waged be-
tween Senator Brandegee and Edene'
ser Hill. Mr.. Clark favoTs the lat,
ser for the place. Incidentally he
presented to Mr.. Taft the claims OF
he Nutmeg State for cabinet recos
milton.
Will Visit Negro School.
Juison Lyons. former register oil
the treasury, who Is u resident OF
augusta, Ga. obtained Mr.. Taft's
promise to pay a visit and make All
address at Hams Normal school. a
ocal school for negro children.
Mr.. Taft will visit the school Janu'
/ airy 10.
George R. Sheldon. who has join
d the winter colony at Aiken. 8. C.,
aid his respects to Mr.. Taft today
and played a game Of golf on the
grounds Of the Country Club.
The Country Club Is to ne the
Gene Of New Years eve reception
It which Mr.. and Mrs. Taft will be
presented to the severa! hundred
members of the club CT which the
President-elect has been made an
honorary member.
Missou.ian Talks Tar.H.
That zinc should be- protected in
the next tariff law Is the earnest con,
IGNITION of W. p. CaIkins. who comes
from the zinc producing portion Of
Missouri.
Mr.. Taft referred Mr.. Calkins 10
he ways and means committee oil
the House Of Representatives as tn"
place to make representation.
Mr.. CaIkins Indicated that he vas
bound for Washington. but believed
tha; the President-elect ought also
br in possession CT the ueeis Of
he industry. Protection against
Mexico Is his desire. .
Senator Lodge. OF Massachusetts.
10 come to Augusta shortly AM
National Committeeman Ward. of
New York and Booker, Of Connecticu.
have been Invited TO play golf with
Mr. Taft.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
E.TW0 DEAD BODIES
EAvE BEEN RECOHERE0


|KE VA, DEE. %. The
~ received NJ N1rfolk &
hallway Company 4eadquar'
rom tie Lick Brs&ch coal
bet - to the eject that p
IS have been remY ved.
miners have crawled out
ID ave others haze been
alive BY rescue parties.
believed that frop IS to
lain IN the mine and there
LEN sn'sss.i'sd that tn' q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
presiden, RooseveIt's Holiday.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Dec. 30
President Roosevelt will enjoy his
only rest during the present holiday
season by a visit tomorrow to the
country home Of Surgeon General
Kixey, of the navy.
He will spend the entire day at the
Rixey home, which is located on the
Virginia hills just across the Poto-
mac river FROM Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
Two Women Charged With Erb
killing o. Trial for Life,
TEL WITNESSES ARE EXAMINED
Sister Of Dead Mans Wife Assumes
Responsibility for Death Dealing
-sbot-contends That She Acted j."
Self Defence.
nv the Associated Press,

MEDIA, PA, Dec. 3O.-The trial OF
Mrs. NJ. Florence Erb and her sister
Mrs. Catherine Beisel, for the murder
Of Captain J. Clayton Erb, progressed
rapidly here today.
Adjournment was announced until
tomorrow morning.
About ten witnesses were examin'
among them the servants in the EN-
ploy OF the Erb household at the
time of the tragedy, and some on
Gals who Investigated the crime.
The testimony. the defense lawyers
said, tended to sustain the contention
tina: Mrs. Beisel, as she has main
tanned from the FIRST. fred the fatal
shot.
Turned Revolver Upon Owner.
Each witness who described the
scenes at the house after the shoo.
ing testified that she admitted hav
ing taken the revolver from Erb and
turned II % him.
There was direct testimony. how
ever. to uphold her contention tina;
she acted in self defense.
The testimony in no manner as
ISOLATED Mrs. Erb with having done
the shooting
Quarrels and fights q; lied gables
long preceding the tragedy were des
eribed by the servants. and one vii
ness testified that Mrs. Erb had COZ
Aded that her husband cnce threw
her down stairs, breaking several
ribs: that she feared her husband
and always slept with a revolver IN
der her pillow. and with . servant
in the room to protect her. was also
admitted in evidence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
Principal Witness foe Dslsas
Prosecution d thornton II, :
>. His Brother.
counsa's ILLNESS AALIs IT, !

fpy the Associated Press,

"a fBy the Associated Press
> FLUSHING, N, Y. Dec. 4S B
sudden indispoeition OF John
,Intyre. chief sof counsel ~
ton j. Hains. charged with tho k1 Il I:
ing Of william Il. Anais. caus0o ~ &
adjournment Of the trial this sftess&
noon until tomorrow. sSS;ss5
Mr.. Mcintyre complained Of iAne s
during the, morEFig session ana 49, u
early recess was taken at his Il ri
quest. Z. e &C., Z
MIR. McIntyre found himself unaAN
to 10 on with the case this aftcsn1
and Just!ce Crane ordered "a
journment to Thursday. 3 q
DR., Austin Flint. the alien!M To-
the prosecution. informed JnsMgsss
Crane that Mcintyre was suReftn
from overwork and that short ~ &
wouId probab!y prevent a, breakdo4xs
later, which would cause . longer 49, 81
journment. n. ~; ~ ~ 3, II 4
counsei seized with pixxineee
Mr.. Mcintyre was seized WITH
ziness while examining MA0r Jo
Hams, u. IS. H.. brother 81 Inos
Hains. who had been called ~ !l5ss
flying To his brothers meHtal
ditfon, which In said to have
brought on BY marital trcutes
Major Hams was the prtnclnAl
ness for the defense today -
voice that trembled With eElao
Major Hains told the jury
changes that he had noted IN 2epe 3
Hams. mental condition fram Z
ago to the time when the cape
told Of those happenings that led ~
the separation from his wtte. ,xs
All through his testimony the tee4
fell from Major Hains' eyes. q
Major Hams said Captain Han
displayed evidences OF being 49,
t,onal and that his mind consfantt3
reverted to the things that had hse
told him concerning his wttss
legged conduct with Annis.
Mrs. General Peter L. Hams, moto
or of the defendant. Is reported 1e!eT
to be quite III in New York ard s.
is said that she may not be go
as as q witness. 3. $
servant 10 ReessIss. -
Minnie Rome, the cook Of 49, =
Hams househo!d, was recalled - ~
stand today.
She said che made m:stA1e
night when she said she told a.
Hains the night Of his setufn
the West Of the happeninss -
household; that It was twUy IL
later. :
The witness SAID s1e sves14
at 2 O'Clock Sunday two days - 49,
ing Captain Hang return freo :
West. . confession OF Mrs. HA1 <5
her husband. g -
The witness further declared
iMrs. Hams told her Of "Trip -
York last spring. =
Captain rains. the ~.tnesS g =
troke down when told OF tie
York trip 10 see q physician.
He wruug his hands. ana
1T can't be true.
servsnt Ted % Ne01esG
Emma Lavelle, q former DeRvno
the home Of Captain HnjDa, 4n1es$
said 10 the captaiu thNk ~
STAYED away two q theee -
week. said that {. e9E14
Annis BY telephone an4@ to-
There was nothing in 90 cnE1
him today"
Miss IayeIle sstd that - 6
formed the captain % -
frou, the wess that hsa(. -
children hsd nothing - -
II ssything hsppeDed -
voxld not know vkene -
Hsins.
The witsers Seciure1 49,
once poprusched Au11a. 49,
with him beczuse Dc - -
meut With NJ ytse- -;
TIE wlt0css dce11fe3 -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
ks Ass asoTHER.

sansev Nm Usss Axs
} Faea1 aDQIles.
ssoclzsed rssss.)
<, Dee se.-whAe In Q
y Arthur rvtter, %
today Killed his aged
pm Trotter, By behead-
N 8ke ana q knife in
IN West 1StA stree
= from Q seconA
the police broke In
found outside prac-
~ then oAered ~
30.
It ere end Of the
"a that he hs-s
btred to commit the
to have qusrrcIied
b nother. WHO was
|ars. and Of repated
yesterday. the -.
he'd Q six moosh .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
.AD- LED 70 TRAGEDY.
Husband Kills Amateur Actor VIII
lured Wife Away.

Lured Wife Away.
DENVER. Dec. 30-An advertise
ment for an actress to accOmpan'
C.6Cuvier Dury on vaudeville tout
was the first step in the ragedy which
resulted yesterday in the killing .!
Dury by c. Burdette Bell. :
The advertiseme mt. inserted in {
Denver paper. attracted the attention
Of Mrs. Bell, whose hIsbani wa
working in Laramie. wyo.. and she
called on Dury. Dury told the young
wife stories of stage life which en-
chanted her. and a week ago she lef
her mothers home. taking her baby
and went to live with Dury. who ha'
previously left his consump;ive wifi
at an outdoor resort in EngievoOd.
Bell. hearing Of his wife's acton
hurried lack from Laramie and for
days walked the streets OF Dnve'
looking for her and Dury. Finally he
located them at q roOming house OF
Curtis street. Yesterday afternoon h
went to the house, found his wife
and Dury together and. though Mrs
Bell pleaded for Dury's pfc. sho'
and killed him.
Bell told the police Istcr that DUR
had attacked him frs:. hut added
~ did what thought was my duty.
Dury an. He'll were graduates o,
the Cincinnati College Of Music and
had termed IN so0e ain'rp,cc rome
time .tefore Mrs. Rel became &C
quainted with Dury.
Curry Son 81 University Man.
CINCINNATI. Dcc. 3.-Chariss
Cyv'cr Dury. Jr.. who IVES shot and
killed b. G. Burdette Bel In Denver
was a son OF Prof. Charles c. Dury,
OF This CITY. m ornitbo'osist Of ne
tional Rsp; alton. Professor Dury !.
tax.dermist f5e University Of Gin
cinna'i sad 1fTny books
about bird
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
Tennessee Court Rules Out TEST.
nony IN Husbands Defense.
MANY WOMEN var VISITING
Evidence Yesterday In Night Riders
Trial Shows Han Of Reetfooe Pop
utation Visited other Hail on Fatal
Night.
(By Associated Press.)

UNION CITY, TENN, Dec. 30.--
The question of whether . wife can
testify for her husband was raised
today in the trial Of the eight alleged
night riders for the murder Of Cap
tain Quentin Rankin, and the court
ruled that under the laws OF Tennes-
see a wife could not testify for or
against her husband.
When the defense offered to exam
Inc Mrs. Bud Morris. wife>of one OF
the eight Indicted men. the state OBJ
jected and vas sustained because the
only abb she could testify to was
in behalf Of her husband. ..
The defense then put Mrs. Bob
Hoffman and Mrs. Sam Applewh'te
on the stand and Mrs. Hoffman tes-
tilted to an alibi for Sam Applewhite.
and Mrs. App!ewn--. for Bob Hon.
man. both women alleging that the
Hoffmans were their guests on the
night Of the murder
Many Went Visitin5
Evidence Introduced today made II
evident that half the Reeifoot lake
population spent the night OF the
murder with the other half. -
The state not only admits this. but
will c!ier additional evidence to Sub
stantiate II. But the states theory
varies from that OF the defense.
The state contends tina, the various
male hesds OF families. knowing that
they were going out TO kill Rankin
and Taylor that night, took their
wives to the houses Of friends In or
der that she women might not be
left alone In the lonely lake homes.
Almost every witness introduces
~ the defense is q relative Of one
OF the Indicted men. .
coonecse5 by Msrris9e.
The 6efcrse explains this by say
ing tina, the residents Of the lake re-
gion have intermarried for years un-
tI nearly all families there ere Goa
nected by marriage ties
The frs; witness today was u
ar old Della Frog. a bri5e q three
weeks who has been q restdeHt Of
the Rcelfoot Lake dis,r'c: an o. bes
life.
The girl married Q soidicr. named
Frog who came here lrenA sQge
under the governoY3 erG6rs -
Mra. Frog wss poef1r Gin
p8arzcneI HoEg p
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31

PV:'' Wo''"cs w.
MOI -, 49,
ciai TO the L
washington. 81
Emerson
uected d
shot Der
May We
Sxicc anJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31
KILLED ~ woHAN.

rs -,Iel slayer rnen ss-s>s - ssr,
/ r'- we,"es nS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-31

&. 3v.-In a
ere today the
by a majority
Total majority in
icing 107.
carried one ward by
|193.
of the election will be
6g within ninety days of
saloons and a half dozen
er liquor houses.
es these there are four clubs
retail liquor licenses.
town also has a large whiskey
ery and a big brewery.
Anti-Saloon League has pledg-
elf to give $4,000 to aid in en-
the law after the saloons are
he fight has been one Ut the BIT
1t ever waged in Virginia.
lie said the vets will contest the
Ton. - -
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24
Why Worry About Skin Disease,

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The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24
Rank EnaliShne>s.

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The Forrest City times., 1908-01-24

The new "Dri-Nel' sanitary bath towels are built on scientific priuci- pies. The yarEs used h their con- stTuCtion are 0f the ve-t best quality and are only half hI-ac ed by | new natural process which does not require the deadly pri>ozIs Ieee>Sary ta the process of the ful5 be4cHiag 0f cotton yarns. "Bri-Wei. bath towels are knitted and therefore possess features which no other towel caa have The peculiar weave which forms ] soft rough cellular surface 3sHeres closely to the skin removing q foreign nat ter without irritation. picks Ep the moisture from tize boit, y4e k t in- stantly to the atmosphere rendering the body perfectly dry l. brings the rich. warm blood to rhe surface. in- cEeasing is nUtritiye fgnet ca. there by producing a clean. healthy euudl- tion Of the skin. 'Dr.-N Bath Towels have soothing elect ou tIe most irritable aUd Ce#5Es-a sEin and are recommended far infants aud children When USat IE conjunction with ken Bath C..tHs made Of the same material. tu bath is really luxurious and Ge5i5Htfli Io be had only ef the tusSe #.t4aH&H-A .- derson Company.
 Hr. Katz Allen. formerly of Hfeet- ley, now of Cypress. Mississippi. was in the city 8 short while l ae>d lv and was guest q rGs Marion He gave Us pleasant ca aEd Hz@ or thanks fer renewal es Sau>esi#tI- Dr Allen went te HHeHt#HF 3fza here 10 visit relatives aad .rf=r1~.
 NIT. II. P. German af Ss.reF. I.as been miu9liHE wita his Hase atfHleHds and visiting WltH lis HsHereas re .- tiges in town fer severn. Jas~ taI< week. and returned hone rAas marH- ing. Henry is enjoying H-e health aud k looking better t#aa He ever saw him. He gave qs a8-zae "a Tuesday and las eur IAt fer rl- newal Of sab>cr5Ft! f7 -.-5> great and pioas aeektE He Iaa lie name Of Ms L. E Caz#Isee Lee Mss Eoiiie German. added FHH=r ..zt.