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BURN NEGRO ATSTAKE
Assailant of White Woman In
cinerated by Mob.
Taken From Jail at Rockwall, Tex.,
and Burned to Death in Presence cf
a Thousand Persons Another Ne
gro slain by Posse.
After having boon Identified by Mra.
McKlnnoy aa tho nogro who attempted
an ttfisnult upon her Friday, Anderson
Ellis wns tuUou from the county
jhll at Uockwall, Tex., secured to
an Iron stnko driven Into the earth
and was hurnod to death in the pres
ence of about a thousand parsons.
Earlier In tho evening Will Clark, a
negro, was Miot and killed when his
father, Andrew Claik, refused pormls
r slon to a posse to search 1i!b premises,
on tho assumption that Kills was con
cealed there.
People came there from several
towns to witness the burning of tho
negro, which occurred In the public
square. Ellis admitted his guilt, but
refused to mako a statement or to
leavo farowell messages for his rela
tives. Ila did not utter a cry as tho
pile of cordwood, which had been bat
uratcd with kerosene, was Bet nflre,
nor did' ho show loss of nerve as tho
flames enveloped him. He was dead
when, nine minutes after tho torch
had been applied, they removed him
from the fire.
COOPER TRIAL NEAR AN END
Argument Begins In Carmack Murder
Case at Nashville.
Arguments in the trial of Colonel D.
B. and Robin Cooper and John D.
Sharp for tho murdei of formor Seim
tor Carnmck bogan at Nashville, Teuu.,
Monday.
Many lawyers are engaged in the
case aud tho summing up will be loug
drawn out and, Judging fiom tho bit
terness which has characterized the
tuklng of testimony, they are likely to
bo broadly interesting, both in text
and fashion of delivery.
, It is probable that another arrest for
perjury will bo made upon authority
of Attorney General McCarn. This
time the accused will be a man of
prominence, whose testimony was con
tradicted by a half dozen people.
In the conclusion of the trial the
two points in the case which will be
the Bubject of attack and defense
will be tho questions who fired the first
shot and what were tho Coopers doing
on Seventh avenue, the street which
Senator Carmack had to traverse
about the time ho was wont to go to
his apartments. ,
Mrs. Chatles Eastman, who is the
only witness to thu shooting nslde from
tho principals, and over whose shoul
ders the shots were fired, has sworn
positively that Senator Carmack be
gan to fall from tho bullet wounds
which killed him before he had his re
volver fairly drawn.
ARTIST 13 Ml,P,DER VICTIM
Mystery in Death of Walter F. Schultx
at Alexandria, Va.
Tho body or a man, partially covered
with snow and a ragged wound in tho
neck was found near Alexandria, Va.,
a short distance from Washington. In
the pockets of the clothing wcie a
traveler's check for $300, Issued by
tho Wolls-Fargo Express company at
Los Angeles, payablo to Waltor F.
Schultz, a card bearing the same name,
but th an address of 1314 Douglas
street, Sioux City, la., and another
card, which bears tho name of Mrs.
Almoro Gillette. The police regard
tho case as one of cold blooded mur
der and as one of the most mystifying
crimes ever committed in that section.
A motive for tho murdor is lacking.
Walter F. Schultz has a sis
ter living In Sioux City. She Is Mrs.
Almoro F. Gllletto of 1314 Douglas
street, her husband being a purchas
ing agent for Armour & Co. Mrs.
Gillette's given names wcro Ellen Dor
othy. She has been prostrated by tho
news of the terrible fato of her bi oth
er. Schultz never lived In Sioux City,
his home being In Chicago, whore his
paronts still live. Schultz was an art
ist aud has been traveling for his
health.
HARD COAL MINERS' SCALE
Wage Conference Will Be Held in
Philadelphia This Week.
President Lewis of tho United Mine
Workers and the miners' committee
on Thursday will have a conference
with the presidents of tho anthracite
railroad and coal compnuie at Phila
dolphin.
There is a distinctly better feeling
in the hard coal Holds regarding the
outcome of the negotiations. Business
men say that they look for only a
short suspension of work, if, indeed,
thero Is any suspension at all.
It was In April, seven years ago,
when the six months strike In the
anthracite coal regions began and
brought in its wake public hardship
that will not soon be forgotten. The
last three-year agreement will expire
upon April 1 and ou tho early renewal
of a working agreement rests the mat
ter of harmony or strife in the anthra
cite field.
BIQ SIOUX ON RAMPAGE
High Water Threatens South Dakota
Central Railroad Bridge.
Molting of the vast amount of snow
which fell two weeks ago has caused
tho Big Sioux river to go on a rampage
and the high water is threatening tho
$25,000 trestle bridge of the South Da
kota Central Railroad company Just
abovo the falls of the Sioux.
Crows of men nro doing their utmost
to save tho bridge by the liberal use
of dynamite iu removing the masses
of lco and dilftwood when they be
como dangerous.
Tho water has rison within a foot
of tho heavy tlmbois upon which the
track Is laid. The rlvor is out of Its
hanks in the north portion of Sioux
valloy.
"ADAM GOD" AND WIFE HELD
Preliminary Hearing for Religious Fa.
natics at Kansas City.
John Sharp, known as 'Adam God,"
and, his wife, Melissa Sharp, weio
given a preliminary hearing at Kansas
City nnd were held to the criminal
court, charged with the murder of Pa
trolmau Michael Mullane.
On Dec. 8 of last year, Sharp, re
HglouB fanatic, and John Pratt, his
first disciple. In company with their
families, attacked tho city police there,
resulting in the death of two police
men, Pratt and his eloveu-year-old
daughter nnd a bystander.
ELECTION IN ITALY
Present Ministry Given Large Major
ity In New Chamber.
Elections were held in Italy for the
new chamber of deputies. The cam
paign resulted in ninny conflicts and
much excitement In a number of prov
inces. In thu province of Ca&erta one
man was killed and reports from other
constituencies state that many persons
were Injuied In street brawls. Tho
government, In anticipation of trouble,
had taken preventive measures and
the troops eventually succeeded in
restoilng order.
The present ministry Is given a
large majority In tho new chamber.
Convicted Bankers Discover Shortage.
Convicted bankers now prisoners In
the wostorn penitentiary at Plusuurg
have discovered' an apparent discrep
ancy of more than $26,000 in tho ac
counts of the penitentiary and it is
said that the amount may bo found to
be even larger.
AERONAUT DROPS INTO OCEAN
Balloon is Carried Out to Sea at San
Pedro, Cal,
While lnindredB watched his efforts
to control a great ballooa, which was
Bwlitly bearing him out over the Pa
cific ocean, Lester Elkitid, an amateur
aeronaut, twenty years o.d, soared 4,
000 feet Into the air betore ho cut
loose his parachute and dropped into
the waters of the outer hat bor at San
Pedro, Cal., to his death.
As the stiff wind carried him out to
sea, boatmen hastily left the Inner har
bor In launches to rescue him, but ow
ing to the high wind their efforts
wero useless.
As the huge bag arose it careened
and was carried rapidly out over tho
water. Elklns tried desperately to
guide It back to the land by swing
ing from the bar bolow, but soon tho
balloon was far out to sea. The para
chute filled after he had fallen a short
distance, but was caught by the wind
and carried still farther out, and fell
In the occun a mile beyond Dead
Man's Island Ills body has not been
recovered.
PROTO SLAIN FROM AMBUSH
Millionaire Ranchman of Arizona
Killed and Driver Wounded.
Don Louis Proto, a millionaire ranch
owner, merchant aud pioneer of No
gales, Ariz., was shot from ambush
and Instantly killed near Devisaderos
while on the way to his ranch cast of
Magdalena. His Mexican driver was
wounded, but managed to reach the
ranch with the news.
Keel of Our Biggest Warship Laid.
Ceremonies almost equal to those of
a launching marked the lajtng of the
Keel oi the new battleship Florida at
the Brooklyn navy yaid Tuesday.
The Florida and her sister ship, the
Utah, will be the two most powerful
vessels of the United States navy and
will be equal to any afloat. They will
he 23,000 ton easels.
Deputy Sheriff and Brother Slain.
Sheriff W. F. Coibett and his brother,
Charles, were killed at the house of
J B Palmer near Walhall, S. C. Corhett
had a warrant for the arrest of one of
the Palmers and a general ex
change of shots ensued. Palmer, his
wife, one of his sons and his daughter
aro all slightly wounded.
Geronlmo's Successor Named.
At a meeting of more than half of
the Apache prisoners of war at Fort
Sill eligible to vote for a chief to suc
ceed the late Geronlmo, Asa Dekluglo
of the Nedni branch of the tribe was
chosen.
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