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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
SAYS THAT JUDGES
MAKE MISTAKES
Judge Caldwell Speaks of the Evils
of the Use of the
u, Injunction.

Washington, May 4. = Judges
make hundreds of mistakes in decid-
ing the law where the jury makes
one in deciding the facts and when
juries do err it is commonly owing
to the mistake of the judge in in
structing them eroneously or incon-
sistently on the law says Judge
Henry Clay Caldwell, former presid-
ing judge of the United States cir
cult court of appeals for the eighth
circuit, in the May issue of the
American Federationist, the organ of
the American Federation Of Labor.
The article was an exposition of
Trial by Judge and Jury" which
Judge Caldwell denominated as i'm
mensely superior for a free people
to any other mode of trial that the
wit of man has ever yet devised or
is capable of devising."
He said the writ of injunction
formerly was used to conserve the
property in dispute between private
litigants, but in modern times "it has
taken the place of the police powers
OF the state of nation.''
The extent and use of this DOW
erful writ" he said, finds it's only
limitation in that unknown quantity
called judicial discretion
1T is undeniable.' he continued
that there are powerful influences
at work to undermine the constitu-
tional right of trial by jury through
the use of the injunction and in 9th
er ways"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
FATHER
THRONE
BEFORE PR1vY COUNCIL TODAY.
OFFICIAL CEREMONY TOOK PLACE IN SAINT JAMES PALACE
Prince
and Plans the Reception
Roosev are Abandone

the country with the exception OF
Winston Churchill, but all are hurry
ing home.
Georve V. was formally proclaimed
reigning monarch from the quad
rangle of Saint James palace this af.
ternoon. Privy council met at palace
in accordance with the custom, and
then visited George, who took the
oath. Prince Edward Albert took
oath of Office as heir apparent and
Prince Of Wales. then the council ap-
peared in the quadrangle and Sir AL
fred Scott Gatty read the proclama-
ton announcing a new ruler on the
throne. The crowds shouted, "God
save the King" A battery of artil-
lery fired royal salute and hands play
ed national anthem.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13

London, May G. King Edward
passed a quiet night, but the doctors
in their bulletin say His majesty s
condition gives rise to grave ankle
ty." 1t is feared that the kings i'll
ness may develop into pneumonia
which at his age, 60 years, would
almost inevitably prove fatal. OXy
gen tanks have been taken to the
palace. The alarm of the people is
shown in the weakened stock mar.
ket. Church services for Offering
prayers for his life are already be-
ing held. 1t is proposed that the en-
tire nation unite in supplication for
his majesty. Crowds surround the
palace talking in whispers. Streams
Of callers visit the palace to enquire
about his condition.
The queen sat up the entire nigh,
waiting to the called to the bedside
The kings illness dates from Mon
day, when he had chill at Sadril-
CHAM. Chronic bronchial trouble
quickly developed. He had been in
disposed since January, and his con.
stitution weakened.
The kings condition took a turn
for the worse at / O'Clock this morn
ing. Doctors are constantly at the
bedside. One news agency circulat-
ed the report that he is dead, but
this is denied.
There is the highest unofficial au-
thority for the statement that the
kings illness has already developed
into double pneumonia.
Physicians in attendance on King
Edward issued the following bulletin
at 6 O'Clock this evening: "The
kings symptoms have grown worse
during the day, and his majesty's
condition at this hour is CRITICAL
The bishop of Canterbury has or
dered all bishops in England to pray
for his majesty.
The Prince of Wales has not left
palace during the day.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
ILLINOIS WOMEN
TO SPELLB|NO
CATHERINE w. MCCULLOUGH AT
HEAD OF SPEECH MAKING
TOUR OF SUCKER STATE,
TO FURTHER SUFFRAGE FIGHT
Automobiles to Make Three Towns a
Day and With Speeches and Songs
Voters Will be Canvassed.

Chicago, May Airs. Catherine
Waugh Mccullough is at the head of
plan to have women make SPELL
binding trip through Illinois prepare
tory to the campaign before the legis-
lature to secure equal suffrage. Au-
tomobiles have been secured for the
trip and the state has been divided
into districts. The autos are to
make three towns day and women
will deliver the speeches and sing
songs, and distribute equal suffrage
literature.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
HALF CENTURY FOR
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE
Fiftieth Anniversary of Popular
Scandinavian Educational In
stitution ut Canton.

Canton, S. D., May 4.-The fiftieth
anniversary of Augustana college Will
be celebrated with appropriate festiv-
tiles on Tuesday, May 81, 1910. The
United Church and it's several schools
will, through their representatives,
take benefitting part in helping to
make this anniversary long to be ra-
membered in the annals of tbs
school,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
ARMY OF THE RE.
PUBLIC OF MONTANA

Helena, Mont, May 4.-Helena ex.
tended hearty welcome today to the
G. A. R. veterans Of Montana who
assembled in the city for their 26th
annual department encampment. In
terest in the gathering, which will
extend over period of three days, Is
increased by the presence of ex-Gov.
Van SAINT of Minnesota, commander
in-ehief Of the organization. The
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
ELEVENTH ANNUAL
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS

Rockford, ILL.,, May 4.-Delegates
and many visitors from all sections
OF the state, are in attendance on the
eleventh annual meeting of the Iii.
nois congress of mothers, which be-
gan here today and will continue ov.
er tomorrow. The program calls for
the discussion of numerous subjects
dealing with the physical, mental
and moral welfarce of the child By
number of we'll known men and vo-
men.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
PRESIDENT TAFT Ar
THE MOUND CITY
Will Take in Two Ball Games and Re-
Guest Of the Traffic Club at
Dinner This Evening.

st. Louis, May president TAFT
arrived early this morning and took
breakfact as the guest Of the COM
mercial club. He will visit the two
ball games of the National and Amer
lean leagues. this afternoon. He will
take drive through the city and be
the guest OF the Traffic club at dtn-
ner tonight.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
HUNDREDS BURNED IN
A FIRE IN JAPAN
Thc City OF AOmori Totally Destroy
ed Yesterday and City in Ruins
Appeals Made for Help.

Toxic, Japan. May 4-Hundreds
OF persons We're injured and many
are missing as the result of a fire
that destroyed 1000 buildings at
Aomori on May 3. Ninety per cent
of the city is in ruins. The Ere start
ed at O'Clock in the morning. There
IS great suffering among the people
and appeals for help have been sent
out. The origin of the fire is UNI
known
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13

London, May 9-GeorgeE. was
formally proclaimed king at o'clock
this morning, all the pomp and her
aldy OF medieval ceremony being ad-
hercd to. The gorgeous trappings
of the participants contrasted strong
~ with mourning aspect of the city
1t was announced this morning
that the funeral Of King Edward will
be held May 20 at Windsor and lie
IN state three days preceding the
funeral at Westminster hall.
At Westminster for three days the
body will be viewed by the public
from sunrise to sunset. Lord Fischer
deputy governor of Windsor castle,
who had charge of Queen Victoria's
funeral, will have charge of the fun
eral of her son, the late king. The
body will be carried from Windsor
to Westminster hall on a gun car
riage followed by the king and visit
ing royalty on horseback, and fol-
lowing them Queen Mary Alexandria
and other women of the English and
European royal houses.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
BIOGRAPHICAL.

Edward VII, who assembled the
throne upon the death of his mother
Queen Victoria, jan %, 1901, was
born in Buckingham Palace, Nov. 9
Sal. He was christened Albert Ed.
ward, prince Of Wales, receiving the
name Albert after his father and Ed.
ward after the Duke of Kent. his
grandfather. The title of Duke OF
Cornwall fell upon him at BIRTH he
being the oldest son of the ruler, and
he was made Prince of Wales and
Earl of Chester before he had lived
month. The other titles that fell
upon him were the Duke of Rothe.
say, Duke of SoXo-Ceburg-G otha
Prince of Saxony, Earl of Carrick
Earl of Dublin, Baron Renfew and
Lord of the Isles.
The baptism was performed in St.
Georges chapel, with great ceremony
in January 1912. and the early edu-
cation of the child who was heir to
the throne was intrusted to Lady
Lyttleton. sister of Mrs. Gladstone
Lady Lyttleton cared for the mental
training of the prince, as well as the
royal children who followed him, un-
til he was six years old. The fol-
lowing year the Rev. Henry Mildren
Rirnh ir,f1 ,,%1
until 1851, when he was succeeded
for years by Fred w. Gibbs. His
royal highness studied for session
at Edinburgh, entered Christ church
Oxford. where he attended the public
lectures for a year, and afterwards
resided for three or four terms at
Cambridge for the same purpose. On
his 18th birthday he was made a col
onel in the army, with Colonel Bruce
as his governor He received the
Order of the Garter on the same day.
The first official appearance of the
young prince was at the opening OF
the exposition in London, Oct. 80,
1S49. Queen Victoria was detained
by sickness and was represented by
the prince and the princess royal. He
also assisted in the opening of the
exposition in 1851, and was present
with the queen at the house of lords
for the first time when the answers
to her message announcing the OPEN
ing of the Crimean war were read.
AS Prince of Wales, his Majesty
travelled extensively. At the age OF
seven he journeyed to Ireland for the
first time, and in 1855 visited Paris
with his parents and the princess
royal. With his tutor the prince
walked through tie west of England
lncognit when IA years old, and lat
err visited for some time in Germany.
Many journeys to all parts of the con-
tlnent were taken, the prince GEN
orally going incognito under the
name of Baron Renfew. The prince
decided to visit Canada and the Unit
ed States in 1850. Arriving at st.
Johns he visited Niagara Falls and
travelled west to Chicago, where he
was met enthusiastically, although
he followed his custom of using the
name of Baron Renfew. The prince
went from Chicago to St. Louis and
arrived in Washington late in Octo-
Der, where he met President Bucb-
anan and spent several days in the
White House. He visited other places
in the East and sailed for home from
Portland. Me. The following year
he again travelled on the continent of
Europe and later spent some time in
Egypt and the Holy Land.
While on his visit to Europe the
prince met the Princess Alexandria
Of Denmark, and their betrotal vas
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
GRAY, INDIANA. TO
HAVE LARGEST HARBOR

Chicago, May 4.-The largest in
land harbor in the world is to be
built at the Gray, Indiana, docks. IL
will be mile long and be built as
soon as special bill in congress al
lows its construction.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
PROMINENT PRESTO
DOCTOR DIES
DIR. /. Il. SEAGELEY SUDDENLY
ATTACKED WITH HE.A RT TRolT-
BILE WHILE DOING CHORES,
AND DIES IN GREAT AGONY
The Trouble Lasted an Hour and
nan Before Death Came to His
felief-Well Known Man.

Fresno, S. d., May Especial to
me lelegram.-Dr. l. B. Seagley.
one OF the prominent doctors of so
DAKOTA, died at his home with heart
trouble. He was suddenly affec,ad
while doing his chores and died In
great agony, lasting one hour and
half.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
MILLIONS or
INHABITANTS ESTIMATED
This Will BE An Increase OF Owe
Fifteen Million Since the Twelfth
Census OF 1900,

Washington, May 4.-The census
office unofticially estimates the poDu-
lation OF the United States at o.
424,423 increase, ISL, 121,O3G over
the census of 1900.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13

London, May Z. - King EDWARD
VII. died at 11:45 last night in the
presence of his entire family after
an. illness of ten days with bronchi-
tis and pneumonia. Prince George
Of Wales succeeded to the throne ac-
csrding to the laws of the Kingdom,
as soon as his fathers death was
made known to him officially, with
sat ceremony. His first act was in
notifying the London Mayor of the
death of his father the king, in the
Believing words:
II am deeply grieved to inform
yss that by beloved father, the king,
passed away peacefully, at 11:4s
O'clock tonight.
(Signed) GEORGE"
Soon thereafter the following bull
letin was issued by the physicians:
Nay 6, IL $50 p. m. His Majesty,
the King, breathed his last at 11:45
o'clock tonight, in the presence o:
Her Majesty, Queen Alexandra, the
Princess of Wales. the Princess Roy
al, the Duchess of Fife, the Princess
Victoria and the Princess Louise.
ard the Duchess of Argyle.
(Signed.)
Besides ms relatives, the Duke of
Fife, and Archbishop of Canterbury
were in the death chamber. The
kings brother, the Duke OF Con-
naugh, is at Suez, his daughter,
Queen Maud of Norway, will start
for England tomorrow.
During his illness the king was
net a patient patient, and sat up
through much of his illness. Several
hours previous, to death he was in a
eehatose condition. He rallied a
couple of hours before death and re-
sssnized some of his family and then
rslapsed into Inconsistencies which
lasted till dissolution came.
The body of the king lay in the
palace, the kings room being used
fer the purpose which was brilliant
~ lighted. The rest of the palace
was dark.
The death of King Edward has
caused the abandonment of plans for
tie entertainment of Roosevelt.
Crowds threnged the streets in
front Of, the palace yesterday watch
ing for the news bulletins, and the
death was not unexpected.
BY night the city will be entirely
draped with crepe. All serial fllnc-
tons are cancelled. The British war
ships and merchant vessels the
world over fly the flag at half mast.
IN Paris the flag is at half staff over
President Fallieres' residence. An
s6cial body of French statesmen are
" attend the funeral. London saw
We new king and queen for the
FIRST time as they drove to and from
Buckingham palace. They indeed are
in mourning. King Georges face
was haggard The coronation of King
George will not take place until after
six months mourning.
With King George talking the oath
iris afternoon the monarchical gov
ernment Great Britain goes on trial
fer it's life. Should it not be strong
the passing of the monarchy is
among the possibilities. The present
sebiaet is opposed to him. The pc.
sition of the new king resembles that
Of Louis XVI, of France.
The funeral of the late King Ed
ward will probably be held May II.
Definite arrangements are impossible
new. Enough members of parlia-
nent were rounded up today to form
a quorum and at 8 this afternoon the
body met and the members were
sworn in.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13
COLORADO EDITOR KILLED
by CITY MARSHAL
Killing Was the Result of a Quarrel
Over a Story Published by tho
Editor About the Marshal.

Walden. Colo. M;y ALFRED H.
Law, editor of tho New Era. is DYING.
and j. Norman Davis is dead. Da-
Wis shot Law and turned the gun on
himself in quarrel as the outcome
OF a story printed BY Law. Davis
was said to have tempered with the
water system.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13

woman's relief corps. ladies of the G.
A. r., and other organizations atfl-
LATED with the veterans are also hold
ing their annual sessions here.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13

The cause Of the death of King
Edward as given out by the ply
sicians, is not approved by other doc
tors, who think that stroke Of apop-
lexy seized the king before his death.
King George is closeted with ad-
visors at Marlborough house. He is
swamped with the work of answer
ing messages from foreign royalties.
the stock exchange opened again
and advances are reported all along
TIE line and no declines.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13

The last words of the king were:
II know this is end, tell the queen"
Al business was suspended and the
stock exchange is closed. Emperor
william Is to attend TIE funeral
which may cancel Roosevelts visit to
Berlin May to Is.
No arrangements for the funeral
are made as death IL 50 suddenI I'm
psrtant cabinet nenbsrs are out Of
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-13

Toxic, Japan, May king Ed
wards death has caused gloom to
fall over the entire empire. Prince
Fashimi will be the emporer's en-
vsy to London to carry the condo
1s1ees of Japan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-08
"THE LAND OF NOD"
HAS A REPUTATION

For a clean and wholesome en-
tertainment "The Land of Nod" which
comes to the Oregon theater for one
night, January IA, enjoys reputa-
tion which has not been excelled in
the history Of the stage in this
country. 1t is not what is termed
"up to the average" in musical plays,
but is said to be far superior and a
decided innovation in amusement
lines. If you want to be taken back
to childhood days attend a perform
ance of THE Land of Nod" Here
you will meet THE Sandman"
welsh Rarebit," "The Man in the
Moon" April Fool" and other
strange characters of childhood
dreams The story and plot are well
worked out-"Bonnie," a little girl
falls asleep in her home garden
and is transferred to "The Land
of Nod" where she meets all sorts
of queer creatures and people. "The
Sandman plots and robs THE King
of Hearts" of all the hearts in the
kingdom. Without these the inhabi-
tants of this strange country are pow
erless to fall in love. OF course the
hearts are finally restored and every
thing ends happily. Meanwhile, fun
ny situations are introduced and some
of the most pleasing musical num-
bers
The chorus is unusually large and
/ is drilled to a standard of efficiency
| that Is little short Of marvellous. The
! settings are very elaborate. One act
| shows the castle of cards, with Its
mushroom towers, a candy bridge and
| the peppermint river. The electric
al and scenic effects make this one
/ of the most realistic ever seen on the
stage. The second act discloses the
Nightmare Palace, with its hideous
creatures, and Is a wonder of stage
J craft.
This seasons production will be the
most pretentious since the original
performance. Knox Wilson will be
seen in his original part of April
Fool" Prominent In the cast are
Neil Mcneil and Anna McNabo.
Among the other well known and or
iginal members are Louise Tosier,
Marion Mosby. Dorothy Ellis, William
Morgan, Nelson Riley and Louis Lytle'
A feature of the production Is the
chorus and ballet, which Is said 70
include some remarkably beautiful
girls. The organization is the larg-
est musical company to be seen here
this season and deserves capacity bus
mess.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-08
IRELAND WILL NOT
BUY 'PIG IN A Poke

Dublin.-Ireland does not propose
to buy "pig in poke" in the ap-
preaching general election. John
Redmond made that plain by having
the nationalists refrain from voting
either on the budget or the Asquith
resolution following the rejection of
the finance bill by the lords.
asked one of the leading nation
alists the other day for an explana-
ton as to the action of the Irish NJ.
P.'s on these important divisions. He
said: "It is very simple. The one
object of the Irish parliamentary par
ty is home rule for Ireland; the es-
tablishment of an Irish party in
Dublin with the same authority over
Irish affairs as the parliament at Of
tawa has over Canadian affairs, We
would prefer to act with the liberals
in securing this. While there are some
things in the budget we do not like,
they are insignificant as compared
to home rule. If Mr.. Asquith can
give us satisfactory assurances that
in case of liberal success he will give
us home rule, not on the line of Mr..
Birrell's Irish councils bill, but real
home rule, he can have Irish sup
port in the general election in the
British constituencies. If not, we are
prepared to see what we can do with
Mr.. Balfour and the unionists. BY re-
framing from voting in the two di-
visions to which you allude We are in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-08
Our Friend, 'Mrs. Grundy."

Mrs. Grundy probably has the
distinction of being maligned and
hated by more people than any one
eise in the world, and yet it is pret-
ty serious question as to what would
become of a great many people if it
were not for that same Mrs. Grundy.
Certainly she is an old busy body
always on the lookout for things that
are not as they should be. and It is
not an enviable task, for there are
plenty of people who skirt as near the
danger line as possible and only keep
from going over through fear of con-
sequences and what Mrs Grundy and
her multitude of helpers will say. To
such people as restrain themselves
within the bounds of conventionalities
through fear of overstepping rather
than through adherence to right prin-
ciples, Mrs. Grundy is an invaluable
friend and sure protection, so long
as she is held in wholesome respect.
A mightyiwail constantly goes forth
from people who cry for release from
the foolish conventionalities with
which We are hedged about. They
COnlluudlly hlCh against Iue pIlCAs,
never stopping to realize that It is for
such as they that the restraints are
necessary, and that the convention
alities have not come in a minute,
but have been the outgrowth of GEN.
turies of wisdom Did those same
people who object to the demands of
society ever stop TO realize how many
men and women have died because
they have foolishly defied convention
alities?
Conventionalities We must have, and
a Mrs. Grundy to see that they are
properly observed, until such time as
people are going TO keep to the right
for the sake of the right, Speed the
day when Mrs. Grundy will no longer
be needed, but in the meantime be
kind to the old lady and add no more
cares to her already great burdens
Portland Journal,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-08
Oyster and Celery Salad.

One pint oysters, one cupful celery
cut into small pieces, two level tea
spoonfuls chopped cucumber pickles
Make boiled salad dressing. Look
over the oysters TO make sure that
they are free from bits Of shell; cook
them in their own liquor until plump;
drain and set aside until very cold.
When ready to use, strain again, If
necessary, and If large cut in two, add
the celery and pickle and moisten with
salad dressing. Serve on lettuce gar
nished with small pickles cut to re-
semble fans If you haven't the
celery, use cabbage in place Of it.