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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
Wf1N OFFERS K0QfKTlSE. VIZ Sell FMLESD

Mutually, assistant to Calhoun; TREY
L. Ford, general counsel; William M.
Abbott, assistant general counsel;
Abraham Ruef and Former Mayor
Eugene E. Schmitz with bribery.
The district attorneys Office during
the day refused to shed any light upon
the purpose and object of the calling
of the grand jury to again consider
this testimony.
1t became apparent, however, and
was generally believed that the prose-
cution is seeking new indictments in
the United Railroads trolley franchise
matter without the testimony of Ruef.
This move on the part of the prosecu-
ton, it was said, is intended to anti
cipate a possible adverse ruling by
Judge Lawlor upon the motion before
him to set aside the arraignment of
Ruef on the United Railroads indict-
ments. This would enable him to carry
out his expressed intention of then at
tacking the validity of the indictments
on the ground that his constitutional
rights had been invaded by the promise
of immuniey, inducing him to give tes-
timony upon which indictments were
returned, not only against the other
defendants, but also against hlmseh.
With the elimination of Ruef's own
testimony before the grand jury ana
the Immunity contract which the prose-
cution has declared void, it would take
from Ruef much of the ammunition
upon which he depends for his defense
i'm the United Railroads matter ana
which has enabled him to block the
rroeution during the past two months.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26

in Los Angeles. They were enthusiasts
tic in their praise of the method used
at the Harris institute, and one woman
seemed to voice the sentiment of all
when she declared: 81 would not take
$4,000 for the benefit that has resulted
from the treatment"
The demonstrator at the institute, a
woman past the half century mark,
is a good example of the effectiveness
of the preparation used. One-half of
her face had been treated. 1t had the
appearance of the complexion of a
woman of 20 years. The other half
was wrinkled and had the appearance
of yellow parchment
Before l had the one side of my face
Treated" she said, II was compelled to
use glasses, but now my sight is clear
Ell and 1 have dispensed with my
glasses entirely?"
The witnesses declare that when the
case comes up for trial the defendant
will be vindicated and the methods of
the institute indorsed.
Late last night it was learned that
Walter Haas, attorney for John r.
Harris, has requested that bench war
rant be issued for Mrs. e. Mary Ruth
erford, complainant, as it is alleged that
her trunks were found to be packed
re ady for sudden departure.
Mr. Harris insists that her complaint
be prosecuted, so that he may be thor
cughly vindicated, and declares she will
not be allowed to leave the city, after
making such damaging charges, If the
law can be availed upon to detain her.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
ATTORNEY
DENIES ALLEGATIONS
Divorce Suit of Americans Is Con-
tinued In Court in Paris-De-
cIares Husband Did Not
Mstreat Stepson
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PARIS, March 25.-The hearing of
the suit for discontinuance brought in
this city by Mrs. A. Hart Mckee
against her husband was continued to-
day.
Maitre Labori resumed his pleadings
in behalf of Mr. Mckee.
He declared that Mrs. McKee's affec-
tion for her husband, as well as her ap-
probation of his treatment of her, were
evidenced in q series of letters which
she sent him at various times and In
which she made use of a code especially
arranged for these communications.
Counsel for the husband denied Mrs.
McKee's claim that Mckee was a
gambler and he read extracts from
several letters which he asserted DEM
onstrated that it was the woman and
not the man who had the desire to
gamble.
Continuing, Maitre Labori affirmed
that Mckee had expended large sums
of money for the comfort of his wife,
including $4,000 for repairs and decora-
tions of a house in Paris. Even If Mr.
Mckee had proof that his wife had
been guilty of improper conduct, he
would not introduce it, Maitre Labori
declared.
Mr.. Mckee loved his stepson and had
not maltreated him, as had been al
legged.
Maitre Laberi will continue the pre-
sentation of the husbands side on
April 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
HENEY-RUEF
AFFIDAV VII
WAR ENDS
"BOSS" FIRES FINAL D0CU-
MENT OF 10000 WORDS
Judge Lawior to Decide Today
Whether Prisoners Former Ar
raignment and Plea Shall
Stand
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-With
the filing of an affidavit by Abraham
Ruef of $50 pages, containing about
10000 words, in reply to the $4,000 word
affidavit of f. ]. Heney, the evidenciary
showing in support of Ruefs motion to
set aside his arraignment upon the
United Railroads trolley franchise in
dictments was closed this morning.
Ruef also filed several short affidavits
in support of motion to place Ru-
dolph Spreckels, Assistant District At
torney Heney, District Attorney Lang
don, Special Agent Burns and others
who have made affidavits on behalf OF
the prosecution on the witness stand
and cross-examine them with reference
to the immunity agreement with Ruef.
The latter also asked the court to sub
poena several newspaper men who had
refused to make affidayits, declaring
that they could give testimony material
to his case.
Judge Lawlor will rule upon the mo-
tions at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Heney does not intend to await Judge
Lawlor's decision upon the matter
pending before him now in which so
many affidavits have been introduced,
but proposes to press the prosecution OF
the bribery graft cases without further
delay. The third trial of Tirey l.. Ford,
formerly attorney general but for some
years past general counsel for the Unit
ed Railroads, has been scheduled to be-
gin before Judge Lawlor tomorrow
morning. Ford's first trial resulted in
a disagreement and the second in an
acquittal. There are twelve more in
dictments pending against him. Whlle
it was for some time the intention of the
prosecution to place President Patrick
Calhoun on trial next, it has been de-
cided to try Ford again before taking
UP Calhoun's case.
On Monday the trial of w. |. Bro
keck, G. H. Umbsen, Abraham Ruef
and others indicted for bribery in the
Parkside trolley franchise cases Will
commence before Judge Dunno. Sepa-
rate trials will in all probability be de-
manded, and in that event Heney stat
ed he would place Ruef on trial first.
An attempt by the latter to disqualify
Judge Dunno from presiding at the
trial Is expected.
Prosecutions New Move
A new and unexpected move ON the
part of the prosecution in the bribery
graft cases developed this afternoon
when the grand jury met in response
to a call from Assistant District At
tornev Heney and listened to the tes-
timony of the same witnesses who
testified before the Oliver grand jury in
the matter of the United Railroads
trolley franchise and which resulted In
indictments being returned charging
President Patrick Calhoun, Thornwell
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
MRS. sTEUNEN6ERG MAY
ASK MERCY FOR ORCHARD
Associated Press.

E., Associated Press
BOISE, Idaho. March 25-A petition
asking that the state board of pardons
commute the sentence of Harry Or
chard in accordance with recommended
tions made by Judge Wood in sentenc-
ing Orchard to be hanged May 10 will
be circulated at Caldwell, where the
murder of Governor Steunenberg was
committed.
1t is understood that Mrs. Steunen-
berg. widow of the assassinated gov
ernor, has signified her desire TO sign
the petition. The pardon board will
meet in regular session April l, when
the Orchard case will probably be
taken up.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
SUPERIOR COURT COMES
TO AID OF INSURANCE co.
BY Associated Press.

BY AssOcIated FItss
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-Supe-
rior Judge Seawell today granted the
Commercial Union Assurance company
of Great Britain a peremptory writ OF
mandate against Insurance Commits
sioner e. Myron Wolfe, who has with
held from the company a certificate
authorizing it to transact fire and
marine insurance business in this state.
Commissioner Wolfe based his refusal
Of an authorization on the ground that
the Commercial Union had Illegally
transferred suits filed against the com
pany from the superior court OF tnis
State 10 the United States circuit court.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
" SPITE WORK +" SAY
DERMATOLOGLS7S
SOCIETY WOMEN WILL DEFEND
BEAUTY REsToRER
System of Rejuvenating Wrinkled
Faces Is Praised by Patrons,
Despite Allegation OF Woman
Who Caused Arrest

More than a score of handsomely
gowned women waited in the corridor
CT Police Justice Chambers court yes
terday afternoon to testify at the trial
or John T. Harris, who was arrested
on "a complaint sworn to by Mrs. e.
Mary Rutherford of the Harrison
ar artments, Sixteenth and Cherry
streets. Thursday afternoon, March ID,
on charge of practicing medicine and
surgery without a license.
At the time of her visit to the prose-
cutting attorneys office Mrs. Ruther-
ford wore a heavy veil to screen her
face from public gaze. She told the
prosecutor that she had been patient
at an institute of dermatology conduct
ed by ]. IT. Harris, 1878 Lennox avenue.
She exhibited her face, the left half
Of which had the appearance of being
inf1amed. This, she said, was the result
of an APPLICATION of preparation used
by Harris to remove the outer skin and
restore her beauty. After hearing her
story a complaint was issued against
Harris.
The case was set for trial yesterday.
The defendant, John T. Harris, his
mother, Mrs. M. Ella Harris, and
score of witnesses, waited in the halls
of the police court for the complaining
Witness TO dppSdl, 81 Nhe1I NhS Ni'HA
could begin.
After a reasonable length of time an
officer was sent to notify Mrs. Ruther-
ford to appear in court. He returned
with the announcement that she was
confined to her bed and unable to APP
pear.
The Justice reset the trial for April
II. at 10 o'clock. and the bailiff noti-
fled all concerned in the case to appear
in court on that date.
Alleges Spite Work
"It is simply a case of spite work,
said Mrs Harris, mother of the defend-
ant. Mrs. Rutherford came to our in
stitute for treatment. She would not
obey our instructions and persisted IN
annoying the other patients. She would
visit them in their rooms and bore
them half to death. Many of them,
when they saw her approaching, would
rush into the bath room and lock them
selves in to escape her company.
"More than a week ago she visited
one of our next door neighbors who
has a. child with the whooping cough.
am caring for my daughters child
ard was afraid of infection and asked
Mrs. Rutherford not to go there any
more If she wished to continue to be
treated at our sanitarium. / told her
NV reasons for making the request.
she seemed to be greatly offended, and
renlied that she was her own boss
and could do as she pleased. She again
visited our neighbor and I called her
nm over the telephone and told her she
would have to discontinue her visits
to our institute.
'In less than three hours alterWaro
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
consecrated Bishop Of Nevada

BY Associated Press.
RACINE, Wis, March 25.-Rev.
Henry Douglas Robinson. d. D.. was
consecrated Catholic biship of Nevada
fndaU
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
READY TO ASK BIDS FOR
NEW DE LOS pesos BRIDGE

Joint contracts have been signed by
President A. A. Hubbard of the board
of public works and w. f. Herrin for
the Pacific Electric railway for the
construction of the Arroyo de los Po-
SOS bridge bids for which will be ad-
vertised for after the special session
of the city council on Friday.
Property owners have signed deeds
conveying to the city certain lands
needed for approaches, so that the
dangerous surface curve may be elm
mated on what has been called the
death Dip
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
Japanese Banker Dead
BY Associated Presa.

BY AsSociaten rreS'"
TOXIC, March 25.-Baron Yanosuko
Iwasaki died today. He was we'll
known merchant-banker and was
partner in the Iwasaki bank. He was
appointed governor of the Bank of
Japan in 1895 and held this position
for one year. He was interested in
numerous industrial enterprises and
was created a baron in 1900.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
Editor Acquitted Of Murder
BY ASS lated Press.

LOGAN Iowa, March 25.-The jury
in the case of A. II. Sniff, editor of
the Missouri Valley News, on trial for
the murder of NJ e. Brundige, re-
turned a verdict today of not guilty.
Sniff shot and killed Brundige in 1906
and acquittal was ON plea of self
defense.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
Lodging House Burns

BY Associated Press
OAKLAND. March 25.-Thirty lodg-
ers in the Avons house on broadway
had narrow escapes from death when
the building was partially DESTROYED by
fire this morning. Flames cut off the
stairs and several persons were taken
from windows by firemen.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
Rev. DR.. Hall Dead

BY Associated Press'
NEW YORK, March 25.-Rev. DR..
Charles Cuthbert Hall, president of
Union Theological seminary died to-
day. He recently submitted to surgi-
cal operation
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26

a man who relished glamor, and who
became intoxicated by applause.
On the other hand he said, Mr..
Bryan had the respect of the country
as a statesman and was trusted as a
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
CONGRESSMAN STANLEY
ARRAIGNs THE PRESIDENT
nu Assnciated Press.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. March 25.-!n the
course of bitter denunciation of
President Roosevelt on the floor Of the
house of representatives today Mr..
STANLEY of kentucky compared him
with Alexander Hamilton, whom ne
designated as an "obscure adventurer,
and both of whom, he said, had pro-
found contempt for the constitution
and displayed everlasting lnpatience
with its restraints. The president was
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-26
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
CAMERAPHoNE WILL PRESENT
 A STRONG BILL TODAY

The regular semi weekly change of program goes into effect at this after noon s matinee and a good bill consist ing of two reels of talking and one reel of silent pictures is promised. The Camefaphone numbers will include Martin and Ahearn,' the witty Irish. men; "Quarelsome Servants" com. edy sketch; "Captain Baby Bunting,' a quique lyric novelty; the Colonial Quartette, in songs from "The Soul Kiss; "Darktown Sketches, :" Scenes in Dance Hall," comic tough character sketch, and "The Tway Quartette. The reel of silent pictures contains two subjects, "The Inn of Death, strong dramatic sub jeet, and "The Jealous Old Maid" a Vitagraph comedy. The regular bargain matinee will start promptly at 3 O clock today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
zoLA's DAUGHTER MARRIED.
Mile. Denise Emile Zola Becomes the
 Wife of Clemenceau' Secretary.

PARIS, December 26.-All the old friends of Emile Zola attended the we'd ding of Mile. Denise Emile-Zola, who was married the other day to Maurice Le Blond, young author and one of Nj. Clemenceau s secretaries. The weG ding was celebrated in the town hall of the Rue 'Anjou. There was no church ceremony, but the occasion did not lack either pomp or impressiveness. A l,aeh concerto and selections from Alfred Bruneau opera, "L 'Ouragan, were heard. The register was signed by the minister of war, General Picquart, and M. Bruneau.
 After the ceremony, the mayor spoke, recalling the brides father, " the most powerful writer of our time and the most fearless champion of right course," and, touching upon his liter ary work, he selected the girl charac- ters drawn by Zola, describing them, and then, turning to the bride, he add ed: "You, madame, I think, havc, as it were, incarnated those heroines.'
 He then referred to Mime. Le Blond s "two mothers" Mime. Rozerot, and that other, "even more truly a mother, if that could be" Mme. Emile-Zola, whose action in adopting her husband s two children by another woman and be- slowing on them his name, the mayor described as one (which honors wom- ankind and honors humanity"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27

turn, and figures prove that these prob lens to date have been successfully met. A well posted engineer has said. "I believe the time will come before very long when an smygdaloid mine at Lake Superior producing l2 pounds of copper per ton of rock can make both ends meet on a 14-cent metal market. It is not So many years ago that . mine producing IS pounds of copper was considered worthless; today it is considered bonanza
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
TO BREAK THE BOTTLE.

WILMINGTON, December 26.--Gov. ernor Lea today selected Miss Anna s. Cahall, of Bridgeville, to christen the battleship Delaware, which is to be launched about February 6 at Newport News, Va. Miss Cahall is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence NJ. Cahall and niece of Governor-elect Simeon s. Pennewill, and Judge James Penniwill of this state.
 For coal, wood, hay and grain, phone 25l1. Brown & Francis.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27

Chamberlain 8 Liniment is one of the
 most remarkable preparations yet pro
 duced for the relief of rheumatic pains,
 and for lame back, sprains and bruises.
 The quick relief from pain which ii affords in case of rheumatism is alone
 worth many times its cost Price, 25 centn; large size 50 cents. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27

Never before in the history of Lake Superior mining has the science of sep arating copper from it's rocky environ ment reached the perfection of today. The Quincy Mining company is recover ing only l6 pounds of copper per ton of rock. The Oscola is making its earn ings from rock which does not average recovery of over F pounds of copper. The problems of meeting a declining copper yield with compensating econ omy in the cost of production are pres sing the mine managements at every
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27

The recent weakness in the stock of the American Smelling X Refining com pany is said to have been due to tho an nouncement that Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel interests will organize a competing company tc en- gage in mining and smelling on q large scale.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27

The Greene-Cananea company has lei the contract for the installation of the 5000 compressor which is to cost s40, 900. This will be the largest compress sor in the southwest and vii be located at the central air plant to be erected by the company to supply air to the mines and the reduction plant.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27

From Calumet, Mich, comes the ;n' formation that the Superior & Pi.ts- burg company is opening the biggest ore body yet encountered in the Bis bee camp, at the Hoatson shalt on the 1900 level. This ore body is l23 feet wide and ls0 feet long.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27

There is a natural reluctance on the part of the consumers of copper to buy during December, when inc purchase must appear as copper on hand at the close of the year. There is no let lp in the specifications being made for enterprises which will need copper in large quantities, and the large proiue- CTS being fully acquainted with these contemplated demands for the metal, are not disposed to shade piices, mas much as many of them a~c sold up foS a month ahead. e
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
Copperings

The copper production of the Amer ican continent is now at the highest rate on record, the November output being computed at l04,7o0,575 pounds, which is more than 42,000,000 pounds greater than for the corresponding month last year. The four leading dis triets in November were: Montana, 2s, 363,3OO pounds; Arizona, 26,966,OOO pounds; Michigan, l7,543,200 pounds and Utah, s,30O,OOO pounds.
Yellowstone monitor., 1908-05-28

Summer laprobes and busters at
Che Dig Bee Hive. 14tf.
Miss A. M. Scott, the trained nurse.
is home from Dickinson.
Buggy cushions and side curtains
for sale at the Bee Hive.
James Kelly was recent city busi-
ness sojourner.
Mrs. D. J. Donohue and children
returned yesterday from an eastern
visit.
Robt. Ham of the Pacific Coast
Construction Company. was Sun
day Glendivite.
At a p. m. today Ascension Services
will be held at the Episcopal Church.
All cordially invited.
Don't forget to take look at the
new belts in all styles at the Glen
dive Mercantile Co.
Ed. Hughes and M. P. Skeels of
the Hughes Electric Company of
Bismarck spent Sunday in the city.
Visiting cards of all sizes neatly
printed at the Monitor Office.
Phone 100.
Jas. Cavanaugh, the we'll known
horseman, was numbered among the
Monday Glendivites
o. H. Dunham of the Goodridge-
Call LumOer Company was a Tuesday
Glendive business visitor
None but expert workmen en-
ployed at the Hotel Jordan barber
shop. Try them. 39tf.
FOR SALE.-Eggs from a pen of
pure bred Buff Rocks at S1.50 per set
ting. r. A. Wing. 2t14
MRS. OCanley guy departed OdCur-
day for a visit of several weeks with
relatives at Barron, Wis.
WANTED.-Girl for general
housework. Inquire at the Monitor
Office. 14tf
Mrs. Ed. Anderson and Mrs. F. A.
I
Gilmore returned Friday from the
Rochester hospital.
FOR RENT.-Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. In
quire at this office. 14tf
H. H. Tribe of Tokna has been
freighting out seed and supplies to
his ranch during the past week.
Yellowstone monitor., 1908-05-28

Shelton & Ryan have disposed of
their livery stables to Ed. O'Neil
Jr. Mr.. O'Neil has already taken
possession and will conduct the busi
ness on the same broad and liberal
lines as heretofore.
L. H. White of Cogswell, N, D.,
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
j. A. Slattery, for several days. He
is the proprietor of the Envilla Stock
Farm at Cogswell and went to Miles
City the fore part of the week to take
in the horse sales. Mrs. Slattery will
accompany him home for visit.
Yellowstone monitor., 1908-05-28

and has it open for business. Every
thing has been placed thoroughly
up-to-date. Willis Houck of Car
rington is the assistant.
DIR. w. B. Walker, the dentist,
will move his offices the first of the
week to the rooms lately occupied by
DIR. Donohue, where he may be found
at any time during Office hours by
those desiring his services.
J. Sipe Of Warsaw, Wis, has enter
ed into a partnership with Mr.. Healy
of the elendive Steam Laundry. They
will conduct clothes cleaning estab-
lishment in a 14X60 addition which
will be shortly added to the laundry.
Services will be held at the Epis-
copal Church next Sunday at II a.
m. and s p. m. Sunday school at
9:45 a. m. The public is cordially
invited. Note the change in the
time of evening services from 7:3O
p. m. to 8 p. m.
According to the report of the Tok-
ma weather station, the fall of snow
at that point on the 10th was an even
IL inches. The lowest temperature
on the same day was but 80 above, CT
just at the freezing point.
Yellowstone monitor., 1908-05-28

Times, and c. R. Hoff of Lemon,
N. D., are in Glendive today.
James Brown has shipped his racers,
Hondo and Montana D. to Fargo,
where he will take in the circuit in
that territory.
Father Pauwelyn will celebrate
Holy Mass in st. Peters Church at
Wibaux next Sunday, May 31st, at
1O:30 a. m.
w. j. Hoy of the contracting firm
of Newman & Hoy returned from a
St Paul trip the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Coates, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Freeman and j. R.
Cornell came in from the ditch Tues
day.
J. HI. Miskimen and Jens Rivenes
have formed a partnership for the
handling of insurance and real estate
business.
R. Sheflet of Southhaven, Mich.
an experienced laundryman, has ac-
cepted position with the Glendive
Steam Laundry.
Chas. Donohue of New Richmond,
Wis, father of DR.. D. J. Donohue,
has been elected a delegate at-large