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ohe has been largely discounted. however,

phe has been largely discounted. however, the affair is public property.
 As the time approaches for the going into effect of the amended interestate commerce law calling for the segregation of coal lands owned by railroads in- terest in that issue intensifies. The date for the new law to take effect is May l next. An understanding has been arrived at between the coal roads and the admin istration whereby the question of the val idity of the law will be hurried to final adjudication with the least possible de- lay. By special dispensation the questions at issue will be submitted to the courts very soon after May 1. and it is not improbable that a supreme court divis- ion may be reached next fall or win ter. The closer they get to the actual contest the less certain are the rail- road lawyers that they will be able to beat the law
 The stock exchange has not yet awak ened to the dangers threatening its ex- stence through the enactment of state and national laws. The authorities on the exchange and the rank and file of it's membership hold that the usages of the exchange are strictly within the law and that no statutory enactments either at Albany or Washington can interfere with
 
 stoutly maintain that every transaction for the purchase of stocks or bonds on the exchange Is a cash transaction. They claim furthermore that it is entirely beyond the province of Congress or the state legislature to prohibit the pur- chase or sale of any kind of property on installments or to prevent the sale of any kind of property for future delivery. The question is a very old one. but it Is being thrashed out again vigorously as though belonging under the head of a new discovery.
 Representatives of every important iron and steel company in the country are holding almost daily meetings in this city for the advertised purpose of devising means of the maintenance of prices. From the highest authority in the land come words of approval of the spirit and pur- pose of these meetings yet every law yer you talk to admits that the sessions are in direct contravention of the law for the prevention of combinations In restraint of trade. few years ago the iron and steel man engaged in iden- tically the same business of maintaining prices felt obliged to hold their meet ings in secret and to dodge around from city to city, lest they might be arrested. If meetings for holding up iron and steel prices are legal and laudable why not meetings for the same purpose Tn gram. cotton stocks and bonds? Funny days we have fallen upon.
 Specific publication that MT. Hartman and his associates cleared $290o0.000 by the sale of stocks and bonds within their control to the Union Pacific occasioned small surprise in Wall street. The fact has been very generally understood and the amount of profits taken in by the Hartman combination was estimated very close to the figures announced. The de- tails which have been lacking and which inc World furnishes proved interesting. By this exhibit 1t was shown that MT Hartman cleaned up approximately s12,-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-16
Glone Department SPECIALS FOR TWO DAYS.

12button Long Kid Gloves, black only, sizes from 515 to 61a. Specials, $1.50 for those worth $3.00
 16-button Long Lisle-thread Gloves, $1.00 for black, brown and white.
 2-clasp Kid Gloves, in brown, black and white. Special, 59c pair.
 Women's Black Lisle, Lace or Gauze Hose, some embroidered. Spe- eial, 35c pair, or pair for $1.00.
 Women's Black Gauge Lisle-thread Hose .................. 25c pair
 Women's pure Linen Handker- chiefs, some plain and some with ini- tials. Special, 10c each, or. .1 dog
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-16

You will find at 1910 3rd Ave. the most complete ready to put on suits for men in the city.
 Varley & Bauman Clothing Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-21
Gin sdnlbeiipicl.

Der &ongreB 6at Dem Staat Sfla=
bona oie 8rpbibition auf Is Sabre
~aufgebalit. Sn Dem Staat giebt es
feline groBe Staote, 1no mem irgeno-
mo, 10 mGre Die Brobibition bort
bur6fiibrbar. Mber iie lit es nidt.
Cine offene uno mitanoiee 8irt-
i6aft giebt es in gang Sflaboma
ni1t fam nno bari es nibt geben
unter Dem Yrobibitionsgeieb. @ber
bafiir eiebt es 10 piel mebr Blind
Sigers", ooer, INN gut oeuti6 81 ipre-
den, gebeime S~nufbnoen. Ri6t mn
in ben groBeren Staoten, nein, aud
in alien Srtidaften nnb Sonns, ielbit
ipl6en, Die meniger als 100 Ginmob=
ner baben, iino cine ooer mebrere
oieier Soufbnoen gu finoen in mel
den Srunfenbeit nno @usibmeifun-
gen offer Mrt oominieren, mas unter
einem perniinftigen @etranfeaus-
i6onf1@e fe nift moglid mare. 9ie
Yoli5ei io1 IeIblt 8ugegeben boben,
oaB lie unter ben iest bort beiteben-
ben 3uitGnben artBer Stanoe 1T, Dem
eingeriiIenen Saufubel 81 ltelern.
sic giebt ferner 81, oaB Die offene,
geletli1 erlallbte @irti6oft bonn mos
raliiden S~tanopunfte aus nm 1000
8ro5ent better lit, ais Die Brobibi-
ton NIT alien ibren gebeimen 2altern.
0ie aus ser i'm oitlihen Seile 6es
Staotes, inn friiberen Snbim Ser.
ritorp belegenen Staot Wusfoeee ge-
meloet miro, iino bort inn berfloiienen
@onat Saruor nidt meniger dig 100
8erboft1ngen negen grunfetbeit bor-
genommen moroen, troboem Die
Staot nod lonee feline 10000 @in-
mobner 5dblt. @s ioa bort ni6t me-
niger ols 100 oieier gebeimen Sauf-
buoen ODER Mpotbefen geben, mo- Die
9uritigen oae mogliden geiitigen
@etrGnfe erbalten fonnen. 8eion=
bers Die Mpptbefen MAIDEN glanaenoe
@ei6dfte. Der Snbaber elmer iolden
COB ielbit 81, Dab er ON einem Der
letten Sonntaqe 800 Quartflaiden
gier, gu 35 Gents Die 5lai6e, uno
200 8ints Shnops, 81 $1.00 oas
8int, perfouft babe. 9ur6 Den Sc
beimiuff baben Die 8erbreher gegen
2eben uno @igentum in Wtusfogee
in erIdrefenber @eiie 5ugenommen.
Sn Dem oortigen gountp-@ efangnis
befinoen ii6 5ur 3eit nidt penieer
nte so Manner uno 6ruuen unter
@nflage oes Moroes, uno in fat
oaen 6GQen lit Dies 8erbreden auf
9runfenbeit 3uriid8ufiibren nno
bieie Srlnfenbeit, Die 81 Wtoro unb
9erbre6en fiibrte, ldBt iif in ben
neitaus meiiten 6alen auf Die ge-
beir1en Sdufbuoen unb bic MIR in
Slaihen uno Gints ODER Anarts,
olio in qroberen Gliantitaten perfau.
fenben Mpotbefen 5uriidfiibren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-21
MIIerIei.
Sim Snuntnn fir

Im Sonntag iinb init ben 3ii=
gen Ser so. 6. & 6. 8abn bieIe Gou-
riiten aus Dem Noroen bier einge-
troffen. ltniere 9oteIs finb ale iiber-
fint.
Sulius S6mars, Der ebenfans
Der 8eteiligung an Dem 9iebitabl bes
@eIoidranfs aus benz 8Iiimeli6en
Saloon ongeflagt mar. lit al1 flint
Sabren 3ltdtbaus berurteilt por6en.
@or einigen @ohen murbe er ipegen
@inbrubs 5u 5tpei Sabren 3udtbaus
berllrteilt. Sdmars geborte gu Der
ielben Diebsgeieaiboft, gu Der au9
Maibaum gebort baben ion.
0abi6 2ebr bat cine Qnaabl
Mnpobner Der Sadion uno Der Wnr-
ren-StraBe auf 3abIung bon 5000
berflagt. St perlangt oas @elo fir
Mrbeiten, Die er an ben genannten
.StraBen berridtet bot.
Snfolge 6es Blasens zines
@aiierrobrs tpltr6e Der Cinderella
Sdnblaoen BON s. Baum an Der
Mlamo 9lo5n 9onneritag nabe5u un-
ter @aIier geiest.
- @ente Morgen itarb mad Idn=
gerem 2eiben 6rau 6. 9orn, geb.
Saner, cine Der 1ltelten uno befann-
telten 8epobnerinnen nnierer Sta6t.
= Naditeben6e iunge 9amen iino
bon &iiIfs-2ebrerinnen an unferen
offentliden 5dulen gu reguIdren
2ebrerinnen abanciert poroen: 2inna
Die5eI, gtbel Suffer, 2ela @abbart,
gtbel Gates, &eIene @anman, Mamie
&iggins, Steaa &iggins, goa 2ebD,
@enepiebe Mabarro, Gina Seal, gm-
ma 5dtpeppe, SIorence .8abe, Marp
8obn @arD Chapman.
Die Mranias BaB 8abn bat elm
@intpanoerungs-8nreau etabIiert, BEL
len 3tpef es 1T, Der 4uBentpeIt bic
9orteile, Die Siiomeit-Eeros benz @n-
iieoler bietet, flar au maden.
Gin fleiner Werifaneriunge.
namens Beoro @spino5a, ben feline
Mutter aGein. gu Sauie gelaiien botte,
fam nit ieinen &Ieioern benz &iihen-
feuer gu nobe, ftedte tie in grano
nno empfing 10 ibpere 8~erletnngen,
oab er ftarb. Mls Die Mutter nad
8auIe fam, lief oas Sinh idreieno
in brennenoen aleioern i'm Sauie
lumber.
0elo at berleiben @merion &
Co., 32f @eit Commerce StraBe.
Yfanoleiber nno Sumeliere. gar-
gains in perfallenen Hfanoern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-21

ib tpolte linn ni6t glauben neil
i'd felt i~iber5eugt NOR, ooB : nun,
id min i'm ni6t mebr ertpabnen =
oos beiBt, zines modte i6 oir ooA
nod mitteilen: berte 4bero, als mir
beIorgt negen beil1er Nbipeienbeit
iporen, iogte mir meir1 Wann, er batte
bon ieinem Sre1tnoe 8ooltobfp ge<
bort, BOB Ser 8rin5 in S1tenoe ni6t
ol1ein getpeie n nare, ionbern in 8e=
ieai6aft elmer getpiIien 3oe Gontiap,
Die i6on friiber NIT linn.
Srmo itieB Elm i6orfes 2a6en aus,
bds Sic @rdfin eridredte.
SD er5Gble Sir oos min, oamit
on iiebit, ooB es ni6t Ser Miibe ipert
iii, bier cine aroBe Srogif GIT entail
ten"
ua6," ioete Srnto, u1lno es ioet
mir ia ol16 nidts Neues. Sb etfpas
ldnger ooer etipos fiir5er, 6as anoert
ia nidts. ., es lit BOD, Elm idref-
lider @eoanfe, jentonb geliebt GIT boz
ben, Ser ser 2iebe ni6t miiroig nor.
Sat mat iid oltd nod 10 p%oaitanoig
eetrennt, 10 bleibt oo6 INNER cine
Sp11r bon S6mltb 81triid."
Die @rafin i6rieb nod an BENT
ielben Mbeno Elm 8riefden an BEN
9rin5en nno iiegelte oa5u Ben 9ta=
montring Elm, Sen Srma ibr gege-
ben bate. Damn 6eipro6 iie nit
ibrem Monne bie Sage urtb iiberre-
bette i'm, ooB Die Heiie init Srmo
fortgeiebt iperoen iollte, oa1nit Srma
5eritrelt rnb o11f onoere @eoanfen
gebroht miirbe @s nuroe berabre=
Oct, orn f~olgenoen Gage no6 Stalien
auf5ubre6en.
Sssrnno mar BEL bieIer 1nterbaltung
ni6t 5usegen geipelen ionoern bette
1i6 IN ibr 3immer 5uriidge5ogen. Mls
tie om foIgenoen Worgen gum Sriib-
itiid eridien iiberrai6te iie Die
Sreunoe our6 fire rubige, fidereSal-
tung. 3mor iab tie bleid aus. IS
mar ibr an5uieben, baB fie Die Nadt
idaflos perbro6t bette. 9unfle Ginge
umgoben ibre Mugen. aber tie aeigte
Elm entidloiienes @eien.
SD babe einen 8lan," iagte fie
NIT Dem 8eriu6e zines 2d6elns.
SD bite, belfen Ste mir, Serr
@rot i'm ourd8uieben. 9u erinnerit
Sid oes &apeameiiters 4raiinsfp,
gpo. Sd meroe gu ibm geben uno
i'm froaer, Oh er fem Mnerbieten auf=
rebt erbolten mia. Sd min 5nr
8ibne geben."
(Sortiebung foGet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-21
8iGrnion nnb Sans b. Billion.

8on 8jorn 8iornion, Dem Sobne
9iornltjerne 8iornions, er5dblt CLARA
Mjon I'M .8erliner Gbeaterblatt"
cine nette Gpiiooe aus Der 3eit ieiner
2ebr- nno @moeriabre BEL Dem funit.
iinnigen 9er5og bon Weiningen. Die
Weininger gaben elm @aitipiel IN
Berlin. Sci Der Strobe 81 einem Sbee.
fonaert 6as Sans b. Billion oirigierte,
IaBen i'm Harfett einiee iunge Damien.
Die cine flappte BEL elmer ungef6idten
getpequng nit ibrem Sefiel. @orauf
fih Ser Magefiirbtete unbrebt, ab-
flopft uno in oas ounfle Salbruno
bineinidreit: SD ipiele nidt peiter,
Biz Die Dame bort oas Sbeater Der.
la5ien bat" 8eineno rno auber iif)
Dor Shain lGaft Die aleine binaus
uno geraoe Dem jungen 8jorn IN Die
@rme Sod am ielben Gage erbielt
Sans b. Billion, fein eingepodt, einer
@niaae, vumgang NIT Weni6en"
uno auf DEM 9itelbIatt itono 81 leien:
nes lagen Sir SbaIias Sobne,
@as Dir iagten piele ihon,
2erue bu, Meiiter Der Zone.
@as Dir feblt, ben guten Con"
Mm anoeren Gage barauf ~begegner,
Billion uno 8jorn iid) BORN 9beater.
giorn ipin NIT Dem boieiteu Sdul'
bubengetpiiien iid porbeilndien. aber
nein, idou bot Der @eitrenge ibn am
&ragen.
Sic beiBen giorniou2"
So"
Sit Der 0idter oes y5aailie'
ments~ Elm thermometer BON Sbnen2"
,Mein @ater.@
ygifen Sic morsen rIu oret beE NH
81 Mittagj"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-21

Or. s. %. Sarpel, Der arebs-
GpesialiIt, lit nah &odport per8ogen.
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Wie lit btes!

@ir bieten einhuf1Dert Collars Belob>
nnng fir ieoen San BON &atarrh, Der
nidf bur6 @innebmen bon 9aus Seas
tarrbs&ur eebeilt tperben lam.
S. S. Gbeneb& 60, gigentb.
Solebo. o..
8ir, Die 11nteraei6neten, baben S. s..
gbeneD felt ben lebten Is Sabren ges
tannt unb balten i'm fir bontommen ebs
renbaft in alien @elddftsperbanolungen
uno f%inan5iea befdbigt, ale bon ieiner
Sirma eineesangenen @erbinoli9feiten
gu erfiinen
IS E # & gruag, @robbanoelg< 9ros
guiiten. Soleoo, 9.
8 aIbing, Gilman & SO arbin.
@robbanSelsS 9roguiiten, Soleoo, 9.
Snn's &ntarrh&&ur nirb innerli6 9es
nornmen uno nirft brett auf bas 8lut
unb Die fdleimisen SberfldGen beg
Ssftems. 3engniiie fret perianot. Ereis
70 Gents per Slafde. @erfauft bon allen
Mpotbefern.
5au's HarniIien@gi 1en finb Die beiten.
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]. 4. CLOPTON,
1902 @eft-S umitom strake,
BiIIiees HoIz.
Sic EUrb fiir iedbs Solar.

Weit Dem 9reis BON iieben DoIars fir
cine goro Spl5 lit es aus. Sic IS ull
Gorb 8oo0 Gompdn p, cine
neue @ejeuidaft. peren Sol5bof an Dem
Sap @eleiie liegt. bat ben iibertrtes
Srult berednet murbeu. Elm @nbe ges
mn6t.
8ir hobeu in nuIerem Sof uno nuf
unierem 0ano $4,000 Gorb erffflaiiiges
GoIt@S afzSoIs. 8ir Iiefern cine pole
Gprb Spls in eil,em inter Snipeftion Der
Staot Ite6enben @ageu, Der g~arautiert
lit, 1873 &ubiffub Maum su entholten-
mr. 5000.
FULL CORD WOOD COMPANY.
Seioe @haue ttCa.
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9as perlprene Earabies.

lIn8dbIige Rranfe benfen an bic 3eit,
ba fie nod ge5uno tpareu, iDie an Elm
~berIorenes Tarabies 5uriid. Namentlid
aiIt bieie quoIboue GebniuAt bon ben
Nen{Gen, bic. an 9dmorrboiben leis
benb, teinen fd~mer5ensfreien Mugenblid
usebr baben nn6 ibr uebeI meiitens nod
unter Der Bebnnoluug bon G~nadiaibern
ptrfhlimnern Infien. Sieien nngliidlts
den Ren{1en iei gum Erofte geiagt, bob
ee fir fie in 9r. GiIsbee's Mnnfelis Elm
fineres 0eifmitteT giebt. bon tpelhem io>
oor burR 3. NeuItdbter & Go, BoJ 1915,
Netp gorf, cine Yrobe foitenfrei az be5ies
ben 1T. @ebrauft eS uno getpinnt 5lie
rid: bas perlorene Earaoiesl
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3nr TaidmgsSeit.

Gin tuenfg Earr6eit banr itttn tuantt
0e5ieM't aud be-. tpeifen N2arn,
User nidJt 5ntpeilen nGrriib lit,
Ser lit es metft 81 jeber Jriit.
Drum lit ia aud bic Jaihtngsseit
8eltebt BET Mlen, meit umb brett;
Wan laht unb tplt ppq neberrtut
1nb finbet Maes i65n unb gut.
tn6 iantntert bnnn ber Hefitttif
Wie 10 perberbt bic @elt bent lit,
Sp iei linn bies als Srpft gefdenft:
Git ntdts 10 fdltnttt, tuie man uft bentt.
Ser Binder mill, bak jebe Sreubf
8erbannt iei BON Der Gr6e beut'
1lnb mambelt germ, ppI Npt nnb GnGl,
Die Grbe nnt sum Satnmertal.
Gu matd5er benft anf bieier gBelt
Gin nidlts, mie an 9eif1ft nno 9elb,
ttnb bat er's bis sum Stel gebradt
Sp fpmmt Der Sob unb = Cute Hadt!
Ser tpeiie Wann tut feline Efliht,
EeridmG6t jebof bic Grembe ntht,
Wp imuter tie fid nnr Tim bent
9enieFt CT fie ppn Sanfbarfeit.
geim Jaifins tppl'n mir, srDf ntb fleit
Drum reG5t fibele Narren iein,
tlnb iuer ms brmrt mill ff1eel anieb't,
Ser fann nus aus benz Wegc geb'n.
@enn bei Der Narreuiitnns mir
Damn trinfen unier 6 . n c g tarBter
ttnb babel finh mir pine Sebl
Slug ndrriih nub aud frem5ftoei.
Der meiie Nsann trinft Gone Star 8ter!
60 felt tpte: .5metmal stuei tit pier"
Stebt bteier Cat, brunt berrifet aud
Sn uni'rem Greis Der CUTE 8rand,.
Gin ,Yereat" benz Wnfertnm,
Sas ntft peritebt beS Gone STARS" Gtibit
9as niht fennt mabre @tafisfeit,
Sur Seufelei 81 ieber 5ett.
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Sobn $. Bolton, 0ffentlider SEQ
tar. @runbeigentum. Igent fir
8eniionsanIpriihe. 3immer 8, ct.
Somes SoteI, Sit.Soliiton StraBe.
@eibe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-21

Seine Marter fam nit Der BON
Hbeumatigmns pergIiden merben.
Resept go. 1851 (Gimer e Mmen6)
linoert idnea anes. Sn allen Mpotbe-
forr
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-05-28
Falls Heir to Millions

Helena, May 20. According to infor-
nation received by Joseph S. Luttus,
an old-time resident Of Winston, and 9
civil war veteran, he is one of the heirs
of the estate of Baron Christopher
Springer, valued at S12O, 900, 900. The
estate is declared to consist Of the lanc
on which Wilmington, DEL, stands,
and II, 900 acres in Sweden.
According to the story, Baror
Springer, who came to the United
States in the eighteenth century, loan
ed the government $1,000, 900 and re-
ceived 800 acres of land in Delaware as
bonus. He leased 100 acres of this, or
which Wilmington is now built, and
the lease has just expired, SO the pro-
perty reverts to his heirs, Of whom the
Montana man is one.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-05-28
Tacoma Fleet Information

The festivities will begin Wednes-
day, May 27 on the arrival of the
fleet, about l o'clock. Tacoma pre-
sents splendid opportunity to view
the fIest, the bluffs on which the
city is 5dilt rising above Commence
ment Bay several hundred feet and
making the biggest free grand
stand On the Coast" In the even
ing there will be a grand military
ball and the rendering of an Ora
torio, the Rose Maiden, at the First
Presbyterian Church.
Saturday evening there will be an
illuminated parade of all Tacoma
harbor craft and an immense dis
play of japanese fire works, the
finest ever seen on Puget Sound.
| The battleships will be Illuminated
every night, and the sight will be
one never to be forgotten. Taken
as whole, the four days of fleet
festivities at Tacoma will present a
remarkable occasion of festivity.
Saturday, May 80, Memorial Day,
will be the big day Of the week,
opening with a parade of the men
from the battleship, with members
of the Grand Army of the Republic,
military and other uniformed bodies
from all over the Northwest. Mas
sed bands will lead this parade and
will be a feature not heretofore
seen or heard in the Northwest.
This parade is attracting Thousands
of veterans of the two vars as well
as others who are desirous of being
present at this unusual event.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-05-28
JURY FAILS TO AGREE

San Francisco, May q. After being
out for 433 hours, the jury in the trial
of Abraham Ruef, the former political
boss of San Francisco and central fig
ure in the bribery-graft prosecution,
against whom wholesale indictments
were returned, failed to agree upon a
verdict and was discharged at o'clock
this afternoon by Judge Maurice I.
Dooling. The specific charge against
Ruef in the trial just closed was the
offer OF bribe Of 81, 900 to former Su-
pervisor Jennings Phillips to influence
his vote favorably upon an electric
railroad franchise applied for by the
Parkside Realty company.
The jury, which went out at 9:3C
Tuesday night, stood 6 to 6 upon the
first ballot and remained SO without q
change during the Is ballots taken.
It was learned that the question upor
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-05-28

which the jury split was the credibility
of the Witnesses. Fourteen members
of the so-called 'boodling board" of
supervisors of the Schmitz administra-
tion testified to the offer of bribes,
their willingness to receive the same
and their actual acceptance of money
in some of the other cases against Ruef.
Six of the jurors, it is said, considered
the supervisors as ''accomplices" who
had been granted immunity by the
prosecution and contended throughout
the deliberations of the jury that, as
such, their uncorroborated testimony
was not entitled to credence. There
still remain Ill indictments pending
against Ruef.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-05-28
MONTANA BILLS PASS

Washington, D. c., May 21.-
Wednesday was field day for Montana
matters at Washington, despite the
filibustering that has been continuously
carried on by Democratic minority in
the house for the past sixty days,
which seemed to threaten disaster to
many Montana measures that had pass
ed the senate in the early part of ses-
sion. Roll calls have been demanded on
the most trivial matters from approv-
ing the journal of the previous day, to
adjournment.
For several days it has been feared
that nothing more except appropriation
bills would be possible for consldera-
tion in the house. Yesterday to avoid
these conditions the house committee
on rules reported the legislative omni-
UuS Dlll J1lC OI
lands, also the Indian affairs measures,
each carrying many separate bills,
among them the Iixon bills allowing
mining entries in the Bitter Root val
ley, authorizing irrigation projects on
the Flathead reservation and Carter S
bill opening to settlement the Fort
Keogh military reservation, which
have now passed both senate and house
and will receive the president IS sigma
ture soon.
In addition to these, the house omni-
bus public building bill carrying Pray S
item of $l25, 900 for a public building
Billings, Dixon's carrying s130, 900 for
Missoula building and Carter's "a
.nendment for $50, 900 for site only at
Liv. .ngston were passed.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-05-28

FOUND GUILTY
George Rock Now in Pen Awaiting Death
On the 18th of Next June

II would rather it was death thar
life Imprisonment" /" declared Hays
after the trial.
The case of Young was called I'M
mediately after Hays had been led
from the courtroom. 1t was agreed
between attorneys for the state and
the prisoner that if he pleaded guilty
he should escape the death penalty
Young was taken to the penitentlary
this afternoon.
An effort was made by the attor'
neys for Hays to show that the pris
oner had not act ually attacked Rob
inson, his offense having been com
mitted against Frank Conley, war
den. It was brought out. however
that Hays was member of con
spiracy that had been hatched some
time before with view to escape
Rock now is in the penitentlary
awaiting death June 10.
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MURDFRE,SS
HERSELF VICTIM
Mrs. Guinness Known To Be Dead Accomplce
Is Held Under Seven Indictments.

written Sheriff Smutzer that she
will come to Laporte to investigate
the disappearance of her husband,
whom she thinks became one of Mrs.
Guinness victims.
J. w. Smith, 1543 Pacific avenue,
Tacoma, Wash, has wired Sheriff
Shutter that woman and two girls
whom he believes are Mrs. Guinness
and her two daughters, have just
reached there. He was informed
that Mrs. Guinness and children were
dead.
The grand jury this afternoon
returned seven indictments against
Ray Lamphere, one each for murder
of Mrs. Belle Guinness, Philip Gun
ness, Lucy Sorensen and Myrtle
Sorensen by destroying the Guinness
house, one for arson in destroying
the Guinness house by fire; one for
murder of Andrew Helgelein on
Jan. IA, and one for being an acces-
sorry in assisting Mrs. Guinness in
the murder of Helgelein.
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FERRIS MAKES PLEA

Pleas of not guilty to the charges
of murder against Louis Ferris, aiie-
ged train wrecker, were entered IL
Judge DOMAINS department. OF the
district court yesterday.
The Judge asked the defendant II
he were ready to plead, but Ferris
only looked stupidity and did not re-
DIV. He was then asked what his
plea was guilty or not guilty-but
he only shook his head. His attor-
news talked to him and evidently
prompted him as to what to say,
but when the question was again
mt to him he looked moro stupid
than ever, glancing from the court
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Laporte, Ind, May 22.-After 10
days delay, digging on the Guinness
farm in search for more bodies was
resumed today. The entire garden
where the graveyard" of Mrs.
Guinness victims was located, will
be dug up.
Jewelry belonging to May O'Reil-
ly, who lived in Rochester,. N. Y,
was found by Sheriff Smutzer, who
communicated the fact to the Ro-
chester police. They replied by te-
legram to-day that the woman dis
appeared from her home several
months ago.
Coroner Mack today filed his Off
cial report on the deaths of Philip
Alex Guinness, Myrtle Adolphine
Sorensen and Lucy Bergliat Soren-
sen, the three children of Mrs. Gun
ness, holding tnat they came to their
deaths through felonious homicide
and that the perpetrator thereof is
to the coroner unknown.
Mrs. B. F. CARING Of Chicago has