EIGHT ARRESTED
Sequel to Hanging of Judge in
Effigy at Seattle.
FI6HT IS OVER CAR TRANSFERS
JUD6E WATSON.
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Who Presides at Trial
Of Henry C. Beanie, Jr.,
On Wife Murder Charge.
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Prominent Persona Alleged In Con
piracy to Incite People to Dleobey
Injunction of Court Secured by Rail
wy Company.
Charged with conspirlngto obatruot
justice in a United Btatea court
Oliver L Krlckaon. member of the Sv
attle council; lproy Bandera, editor
or the Seattle Star; B. C. Canfleld,
publisher or the 8tar; John H. Perry,
attorney for Canfleld and Bandera;
IXputy Sheriff Hiiro Kelly. Paul K.
Mohr. a labor leader; 'ihonms Horner,
an attorney, and Will Atkinmin. a real
estate dealer, were arretted on war
lants awcirn to by District Attorney
Todd.
Erli I "ii, Mohr and Kelly refused
bail and were sent to the county Jail
Atkinson wan released on Sl.Onu bail
nnd the other on $5,00 Preliminary
hearing was net for Wednesday.
The warrants were Ismied bh the re
tilt of the hanging of an effigy ot
United Statra Diatrict Judge Cor
nellus HanKird and lli utterance at
mass meeting of Inflammatory
peech.es denouncing the court foi
having Issued an injunction restrain
Ing the people or the Hauler valley
from Interfering with the Seattle. Ben
ton and Southern railway, which Is in
volved In a dispute with Its patrons
ever fares aud transfe r
The Inrormation charges all the
leaders or the mass meeting with con
aplracy to retard Justice by arousing
people to disobedience or the lnjunc
tlon and refers to th' incendiary re
marks at the mass meeting. It also
charges Canfleld. Sanders and Perry
with responsibility for the hanging in
efllgy of Judge Hanford
TRIMBLE NAMED COMMANDER
Illinois Man Will Direct Affairs of
Grand Army for Next Year.
Judge Harvey M. Trimble of Prince
ton. 111., was elected commander in
chief of the Grand Army or the Re
public. Mrs. Cora M. Davis of Union, Ore.,
was elected president or the National
Women s Keleif corps.
The Sons of Veterans voted to with
draw support they hav'i given the Ma
mortal university at Mason City, la.
Tne national organization has voted
an appropriation annually, but thla
yeer a suggestion came that a per
capita tax be levied on the member
hip for the aupport of the univer
alty. This idea was rejected and a
majority report withdrawing support
approved.
MORE RIOTS IN SOUTH WALES
Shops of Jewa Looted and Wrecked.
Police Charge Mob With Bayoneta.
The antt-Semetlc rioting con
tnuea in South Wales, England, and
bevera) more shops have been looted
and wrecked. The police called upon
tbe military to assist them In sup
pressing an outbreak In Otlfac. but
they were compelled to muke rauny
charges with bayonets and batons be
fore the mob dispersed Many per
aon- were injured by the police clubs.
Man Who Refused to Join Army Dead.
W. H. Simmons, pioneer of Doniphan
who in civil war days w;i imprisoned
because he refused to join the federal
atmy, died here, aged ighty-three.
Mr. Simmons several tlnu g was drivi-u
out of Kansas because or his avowed
southern sympathies. Once a rope wus
Cut to hang nlm. He escaped, fled to
St. Joseph and thero was commit :ed
to prison for refusal to Join the I'nbm
army. Later he aerved two years In
the Confederate army, leturiiln o
Kansas niter the war. penniless and
friendless. He owned 1,109 BCrOa ot
'and ;:t the time ol his death
Puts Ban on Mixed Egg.
The St. I.ouis Butter and Kgg ex
change was notified of a fori hi om mi;
order by Dr. W. P. Carter, state rood
end drug commissioner, which will
put a ban on the "current receipts"
or "shippers' count" BjratMl of buy
tng eggs in tbe wholesale market. Dr.
Cutler haa ruled tbat tbe practice 01
buying good and bad eggs mixed in
consignment from the couutry aud
tben weeding out tin bud eggs by the
candling process la in violation or the
Missouri food law.
Photo by Aninrlmn Praaa Annoclatlon.
BEATTIE JURY SEES AUTO
Panel Examinee Closely Machine In
. Which Woman Was Shot to Death.
Considerable progress was made by
the prosecution In the case or Henry
Clay cattle, Jr., on trial at Chester
field, Va., f.ic murder of bis young wife,
who was slain with a shotgun while
motoring with her husband on the
Midlothian turnpike Inst month.
'i be prOMCtltlOB by ito witnesses
sought to prove that the blood near
the machine marked the spot where
the minder woman fell from the auto
mobile and t tin t the blood could not
trickled through the botom or the car,
as the derense claimed.
The Jury, at the request of Prosecu
tor Wendenbiirg, examined the auto
mobile r aref ully as It stood on the
lawn outside or the court room. Sev
eral of the Jurymen Inspected the por
tion of the car underneath the seat,
win re the prosecution claims a grease
pan would catch the dripping blood.
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW
At Many of Jobbing Centers Are Nu
merous Buyers.
Bradstreet's says: House trade at
large centers ha been improved 10 a
considerable extent by the? presence of
numerous visiting buyers. Staple
comnioditii s, such as dry goods, wool,
print cloths and clothing, show the ef
tact! or the better buying movement.
Withal there is no disposition to lead
tip or to spei nlate as to th- gutter, In
fact, the tendency is to buy sparingly
and to await developments. In the
circumstances trade may be termed
disappointing, but there Is a tendency
to look for better thlng.i now that con
gross has adjourned and that one dis
turbing feature- tariff legislation e
i "legated to the more or less distant
future. Cooler weather has Improved
retail trad" to a moderate degree, bui
developments in this as in other lines
are not satisfactory, and eurn nt
clearance sales with marked reduc
tions In prices evidently leave little
room ror profits. Crop reports show
little significant change, while com
modity prices to not display any mat"
rial differences, the undertone of the
latter on the whole being firm.
TWENTY-SIX DEAD
Auto Tank Explodes.
William U Barron, a march eat, was
killed and Hairy Clark was seriously
injured when th automobile in
which thev v ere tiding went over an
embankment near Cleufield, Pa. Both
weer pinned under the car, but Clark
succeeded In freeing himself. Before
he could Minimon help the gasoline
tank exploded :ind Barrou was burned
to death.
THE MARKETS
Aeroplane Gun Near Success.
A lpounder gun. designed by Rear
Admiral Twining, chief or the naval
bureau of ordnance, to destroy aero
plane in battle waa tested at the
proving grounds of the navy at Indian
Head. Md. (ta preliminary perform
ance as satisfactory to the ordnance
1 1 pert a.
Herr Wlna Illinois Cup.
Donald Heir, driving a National car,
won the Illinois cup at tbe Elgin road
races. Charles Men was a lose
second, finishing nine seconds behind
the winner. Hugh Hughes, averaging
t' miles yn hour for 169 miles, nvjn
.-ue K;:ne county cup.
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Chicago, Aug. 28 Closing prices:
Whec.t Sep: . yii.,( ; Dec . 95i,c.
Corn Sept., i;5!,c; Dec, ISC
Oas Itopt . 42',c; Dec. 4.V..C.
Pork Sept . tlC.4.
I.ard Se;it , $9.42'...; Jan., $9 12'...
Ribs Sej-t . $9 ooji 2 .j : Jan.. 18.40
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago. Aug. 28. Cattle Receipts.
24.00u; shad lower; beeves, $r lnj
8.00; western steer-, $4 -Vii . ;
atockers and fivdcr-c. $J.IDA5.5il;
cows and belters $.'.!.' (3 i. 40, calves.
18.009) 8 73. Hogs Re. elpts, 34.000:
; steady t 5c lower, light. $7.5 fi 7 8':
' mixed. $7.iii7.75; heavy, $ii.9ujt 7.j;
j roujh. $ii 90437. 10; pigs, $4.85fi 7.t);
' bulk. f7 2'i7.50. Sheep Receipts
JO.OOu weak to 10c lower; natives,
2.15(rt3 Vi; westerns. ". i'n ::;; ;
yearl tigs. $2.o0jtt; lambs, $4. '00
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Lehigh Passenger Carrying Vet
erans Goes Into Ditch.
'THE MONK LirA."
Wonderful Painting by
Da Vinci Which Has
Strangely Vanished.
SIXTY PERSONS ARE INJURED.
Two Cara Roll Down Embankment
Sixty Feet In Height Two Engines
Pulling Coachea in Effort to Make
Speed Defective Rails the Cauae.
Twenty six persons were killed and
al'Ottt sixty hurt when passenger trail
No. t on th lyhigh Vrlley rallroaTi
jumped the track at Manchester, N. Y.
The cara rolled down an embank
ment sixty reet In height and It was
In these cars that the greatest mor
Inilty occurred.
The wreck was due to defective
falls. Tbe engines and two forward
conches passed over th" bad spot,
which was about J no feet east of the
nation, witnout accident, but when
Ike diner struck the defective rails
tney spread and the lust iwo coaches
wore thrown from the track and rolled
down the embankment.
Sevral pet sons In the dining car
were killed. hut the largest nttmbt r
or dead were r. the Inst two coaches.
Following is a partial list of the
lend Harry Pucker, brftkeSeAft; Ed
gar Pnimbtitn. BtUa Island. N. Y.;
Char!! Htcka, Newark, x. J.j Mrs.
H Zudek. Ph tadclphitt; Mra. C. C.
Johnston Philadelphia; detune S.
Gc.ncle. gmith title, X. J.; E. Power.
Thomas Muitii., firennn: Colonel D.
If, Hi !ch, I. OS 'ng(des.
Veterans on Train.
A number or veterans returning
from the Ctanrf Army encampment at
Rochester were on tie train. Most of
the victims are old men and women.
The train was loitv minutes late
and ivi8 running fast, hauled by two
powerful engines, in an effort to make
up lost time. It does not stop in Man
cheater.
The third and rourth cars plunged
over the !! or the bridge to the out
let below. The third ,-ar struck flat
on Its side in the water, while the
fourth landed on Its front end. The
remaining five cars left the tails, but
did not go off the bridge The con
'fission thr-!W every pasrenger rrom
the seats and scores rerelved slight
Injuries. The cars In the creek were
crowded and t was In these the cas
ualties occurred.
Twenty-six Killed in Panic.
Twenty-six perf-ons were killed and
more than Blxty Injured In a panic
which followed the explosion of a mov
ing picture film in the Cannonsburg
(Pa I opera house. Immediately after
the flash of the film, some one shott
ed "Eire.1' There was a rush for the
exit and In a moment a writhing,
screaming mass of humanity was piled
ten reef high In the narrow stairway
leading to the entrance of the theater.
Most of the dead were smothered.
STRIKE RESTS WITH MEN
Vice President Kruttachnitt Viaita
Omaha and Discusses Situation.
En route to San Francisco, Julius
Kruttschnitt. vice president and di
rector of maintenance and operation
or the Harrlmau railway system, ar
rived in Omaha and an hour and a
hair later left ror the west.
Asked It a strike on the Harriman
svsfm wts expected, Mr. Kruttschnitt
replied:
'That la something that is up to
the men Vo are not seeking, neith
er are we bringing on a strike We
have tr- ited with our men. and they,
or a large portion of them, are fa
miliar with the conditions as they ex
is at the present time."
Asked ir the Harriman system
would recognize the proposed demands
or the rederated labor organizations.
Mr Kruttschnitt answered that he had
nothing to suy upon this subject.
Girl Bandit Arrested.
Led by a twenty year old girl, rour
men at Chicago held un Cast
met- Kranz and robbed him or a gold
metes nd $: then severely beat him
and threw him. over a rente Into a
yard. Dete.tives who witnessed the
holdup captured Kitty Kilnskl. the
leader of the hand, and Paul Mtwrot,
eighteen vears old, alter a revolver
fight, in whirli half a dozen shota
were fired
Mew Cer-sua of Chicago
CkSeage'a populat on is now 2 2';4,
iM, according to the new eitj dine
torv These figures show an increase
of 7,yu! o.,.r the federal ceuoiis made
a year ago
South Omaha Live Stock.
South Omaha. Aug. 28 -Cattle Re
ceipts, 8,0mi; steady; beer steets, $5.40
9T40: cows and heifers. 82.OOtj4.25;
0Ctl rs and feeders, $3.0065.65:
hulls, $2.8564 90; calves, $3 0096.75.
Hogs Ke elpts. 2,300; steady; bulk
of ksalneaa was done at a narrow
spread of $7 MfrT 15. anything bring
ing les ; than $7.10 tavmg plenty of
weight : beat bacon anlmala on sale
made a top or $7 40. Sheep Receipts
4,000; 10c lower; lambs. $5.0066 25:
wethers. $3 1563 40; ewes, $ uo
Triple Murderer Confesses.
William Lee. aged twenty-two, con
fessed that he murdered hla father,
Richard l-e, his mother and younger
brother, riarence, nnd then set Are to
the family home at fioonvllle. hid . in
the hope or concealing the crime Iee
said that his motive was anger be
cause hla parents would not consent
to his marriage with Mlna Taylor.
Child Killed by Tombstone
Margaret McAnnlff, the little daugh
Or of Charles McAnnlff, died in the
Mercy hospital, where she had been
taken following an Injury received
from a tombstone which fell upon hei
while she was playing in the Wood
land remeiety. De Moines where her
grandfather Is sexton.
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NEW "MONA LISA" CLEW
Police Hear of Man Bearing Package
Jumping Train Near Louvre.
M. Drieux, the examining magistrate
who is conducting the inquiry into the
disappearance of Ieonardo Da Vinci's
groat painting. -'Mona Lisa," from the
Louvre in Paris, is at last in posses
sion of a clew which he hopes will
prove the starting point of profitable
investigation.
A Parisian official has come forward
with tl e information that on last Mon
day morning no saw a tall, stout In
dividual, who appeared greatly agi
tated, currying a large panel covered
with a horse blanket. The man Jump
ed on the 7.47 express for Bordeaux
as It was pulling out of the Qual
i'Orsay station.
As the station is a few minutes'
valk from the Intvre, the tlnlfe cor
responds with the hour the picture Is
believed Jo ktva disappeared.
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CONDENSED NEWS
Brooks' Comet Will Soon Be Visible.
The com -t discovered by Dr W
R. Brooks, direi tor oi observatory and
j'rote.sor or astronomy Hobart col
lege and named b; him the Brooks
com. t. has ktaMtat) so btlght as to be
Keep la1 will soon be visiM to the
Bake l eya.
A negro who attacked a white wom
an was burned to death by a mob at
Purcell, Okla.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier will quit politics
forever If defeated In the present elec
tion in Canda.
Merritt Young, a farmer near Beres
ford, S. I)., shot his brother, Ross
Young, and then killed himself by fir
ing a bullet Into his temple.
Kansas City will get the 1912 meet
ing of the lxyal Order of Moose, ac
cording to the vote taken at the na
tional convention of the order at De
troit. President Taft. It Is said, has deter
mined upon a cleanup in the agricul
tural department. Secretary Wilson,
Dr. Wiley or Solicitor McCabe are
slated for removal.
Because Andrew Edwards of Wash
ington. Ind., a bridegroom, failed to
treat a charivari crowd, he was
thrown downstairs, receiving a gash
on the head and a blackened eye.
Mancel de Arriaga, a lawyer, was
elected the first president of the re
public of Portugal. Arriaga was chos
en by the c.inst'tuent assembly, which
was elected by the people last .May.
There is on exhibition at Ixing
Whan one of the strangest sea mon
sters ever seen in Boston. In appear
ance it is a cross between a seal and
a turtle Its weight is more than a
thousand pounds.
Dr. Theophilus Steele, a Confeder
ate veteran, who succeeded to the
command of General Morgan, the raid
er, alter that gallant fighter was cap
tured, is dead at his home in Belmore,
X. Y. He was seventy seven years old.
'thrown frOta a hayrake by runaway
BQ41 . Miss Rose Sykora. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Erank Sykora. who re
side on a farm in Bon Homme coun
ty. South Dakota, had most of her hair
torn out by the roots.
A race of people who l.ad never be
fore beheld a white man or i.n Indian
Vas be. ii dis'overed in the Arctic re
gions oi Brttesk Columbia by Vilhjmar
Stefansson, leader of the American
museum's :rieatlfic expedition,
A collar button saved the lire or
Thomas Icnta ot Xew York when he
was fired upon in an cast side fight
The bul'.ct struck the collar button
full and tailed to pierce It, although
the button was driven an Inch into
Junta neck.
The strange behavior of the far-.u
of X K Farmer, adjoining Yaho.u
Okla., hus alatmed the peo'e o.' t'ia'
village. Mysterious holes began to
appear in Mr. Farmer's fields several
eeks ago. rome or them sinl.In to a
depth or ten reet.
For the first time since the revolu
tion property along the right of way
pf the Mexican Xational railway has
been restt.ied to normal conditions.
Permanent bridges have replaced the
many t tupo.ary structures in uso
since the line was first cut, Jan. 29.
WhiU- he is on his honeymoon.
Charles L Blown, until recently gen
oral auditor of the St. Louis Dressed
Bee! and provision company, is being
"ought by tbe police, following the is
suan. e of a w arrant for his arrest on
the (ksrga that be obtained $1,075
from kit MBpk)f ffl by false pretenses.
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THIRD STORE WEST OF POSTOFFICE. ALLIANCE
John Snoddy, Pres., F. S. Showers. V. Pres.
May Snoddy, See. and Treas.
NELSON FLETCHER
Fire Insurance Agency
MT Hail Insurance
And All Other Kinds of Insurance
Stock, Accident and Death from
Any Cause
Also Represent the
Nebraska State Building and Loan
Association
JOHN GARRETT
Successor to Frank Willie )
Transfer Line
Household goods
moved promotlv
Zf a and transfer work
solicited.
Office at Rodgera' Grocery, Phone 1. Res. phone 583
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ALLIANCE CAFE
M. D. Kimball. Hgr.
Open Day and Night
On west side of street across from
Burlington Station
HOTEL ALLIANCE
EUROPEAN
Fully riodern Steam Heat
First-class Rooms at Popular Prices
50c 73c $1.00
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