PANIC PREVAILS
IN CITY OF PEKING
tabs Fear far Lives and
r; Af2 fli'Mi From Capital. ; ;
APPEAL MADE TO FOREIGNERS
INTEREST IN
: ELECTION KEEK
TANG SHAO Yl,
REAR ACVIR4L H0.VAD.
WHlliM A. CUM.
Former Special Envov
To America. Who Takes ,
-MsnshuPuaDBi's Place.
tam'ariiEr of Fcur.h . .
Division of Eij Fl:et
Now Anchors! In Hudson.
Fa ir,sr L1. S. Sen Mir
y Who v;;i Sm.v Treasures
ToArtlov'nsPiib'Ic.
Artitsrs l.i Sires! Railway Dis
put3 r.n',3 Ajatosl CaM.;
BEIGE IS FO'JID HOT GU1TY.
Five States Are to Elsil Gcv-
: ern:rs cn Nov. 7.
ALL EYES 0:i MASSACHUSETTS
ROBERTS AND I
HIATTLET OUT
Extra Conductor Ik Ordered Rein
statedClick Dissents From Major
Ity In Cases of Hiatt and Roberts.
Carroll Wright Dies In Colorado.
Ivs Moirua, Oct! 30. Motonuan W.
Roberts and Conductor B. J Hiatt
were found guilty and Conductor J. U.
Bruce was found not KuiKy of the
charges of violations of the rules of
the atre"t railway company by the
street car board of arbitration..' ft
Bruce must be reinstated and paid
or the time lout during his discharge.
Tho opinion of the hoard waa unani
mous In tho rase of Bruce, while A. I,.
Urlck dissented In the verdict on the
cases of Roberts and Hiatt.
This ends the first, arbitration he
twocn the street railway company and
(he union. Both parties to the con
trovorsy declared they would abide by
the decision of the hoard.
Carroll Wright Dies In Colorado. '
Carroll Wright, general attorney for
the Ilock Inland Hallway company In
Iowa and the Ddkotas, and for many
years one of the most prominent. cltl
7nns of Dcs Moines, died nt Colorado
Rprlnpfl, In a sanitarium, aa a result of
firj ntUck of Itright's dlarnse. , V,') ;
, Resigns as Head of Stat Hospital.
Dr. II. F. KlrHchner, superintendent
of ihe state sanitarium for the 'treat;
jnent. of tuberculosis at Oakdaln; for
the last four yearn, handed hift resig
nation to the board of control of hint"
Institutions, to take effect not later
than Nov. 10.
WILL D ING MAR RAY BACK
Release of Head of Notorious Gang
Will Not Mean Freedom.
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tho.hrj.dof the m.toriouH wm'M
swindlers, will he back In bin old quar
ters at the I'olk county Jail thla wudt
lor a utay of Indefinite length with hi?
former hont. Jailer Reott Wise.'
Mabray'r term In the federal prison
at Fort Ijwvcnwnrlh Iuih expired
Retpilaitlon paperH , for Mahroy'a r
turn to Iowa were Rrantcd by tiuv,
ernor Ktulihs of KunwiH. Mabray war
met at the Bitten of tho federal prison
hy atilhorltlcH nnd will be hroiiKht r
IxH Moines Immediately. i
Attorney (leneral (Jeoie (vnson b
cured Mahnir'i miulr-lllon. For on
ryaBon, th? Btate attorney proHccut
ing Mabray and IiIm aHtH-lateH prefer
to havo Mabray await trial In !c
MnlneK.
Mi'hrny will be tried before the Pot.
tftwattmnle district court, where Bev
ral li dlelmentH on -hai KeH of consplr
iipy nra hnnslni; over Mm. '
Th ntiiti plana to ber.ln the prima-
(utioiv of Mabrav In the Novamher
term of court
Deserts Bride of a Month.
TVit'Bodire, la., Oct. 3D. William
Wahltman, nnnlitnnt Janitor at thf
Wt bfter county court Iioiiho, has din
aircHred, desnrtlnn tiltt hi ld if only
0110 month.. Mra. Walhtman avera nlie
hns no knowledge of the whereabouts
of her hiiHlnml. Walhtman was riculir
natcd hy the court house habltuea na
itnpr, and It l thour.ht he wandered
nf during a lapse of mental faculties.
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Wounded Mn Are, Living.
Mason City. In. Oct. rm. TIioukIi
TiiIIIur In HtrcnKth, . Hrexel Klbbllnp,
who vmih Bhot lhniii,,h the r.tomach by
Hobert Oahle followlitK a dispute, over
a pfun In hleh nahlo In turn was shot
hv the po'ice after flrlriK throe ahot
at U'ein, the two men continue to live.
O.blo Is strapped to hl bed Ills
parcntu live at Wapello.
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,. . Broken Back Is Fatal. '
MiimhallUiwn. la, ()l. 30. Wnlla
rrosHlni th Iowa Central htidw. John
Sanderson, fifty years )ld, who recent
ly had arrived here from Roekford. III..
to Income. nHlnlant Kiiperlntendent of
a tllo factory, was atruck hy a pasKen
- gr train and died an hour Inter of a
IroVen tack.
Woman Takes Paris Green.
Brltt, la., Oct. ao. IVecnuHO Hans
Sorenson of near Rtllaon, In, for whom
aliQ had kept house for a abort time.
would not marry lier when ahe asked
tilm. Mra. Anna Berrlnn committed
suicide by taklnx parla green.
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Buys Farm at High Prlca.
Mount Vloaaant. la, Oct. 30. Sixty-
seven and one half ai rea of Henry
(ounty land Bold for $22S an acre. The
tract wan the K. M. J'ayno farm and
was purc.haaed hy Hr. J. P. Hunt of
Mount 1'leaaant.
Widow Given Big Damages.
Marengo, la., (Ht. 30 In the case
f hneinrta Armhrnater of Trenton,
Mo, aualnst the Hock Island, Mrs.
armhruater waa Ha;ded $10,000 hy
the Jury. Her hual and was killed hy
tho railroad.
Grand Jury Ends Session.
Mason City, la.. Oct. 30.-After
aesaion of alx wecka the ttrand Jury
reported, returning a total of thirty
Indictments, tha majority of them
charging liquor yftcuaea here and at
Clear Ijike.
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CLARK W.LLSHOWTREAfcUNt
Former Senator Will Open Home to
, . , , Art Lovers.
Urn Angeles, Oil., Oct. 30. Forme.
MiuW.W. A. Clark, talkiiiS 'Of hi.
New York house, declared It the heat
iilve;stiiient he had made In his life.'
i''Wrjun a practicnl , plan can 1 be
worked out," he Haid,."I Intend to glvt
Hk' nil lovln publle Kenrrally an op
pvrt ual t y1 1 to nee and, I hope, ( iijoy my
art treaKures." . .
SECURES HIS WIFE
: BY ORDER OF COURT
IIU'W IMS, FfBIl JSIlKLlS Af3
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West Union, la., Oi-'t. ?A. Fred JtU
klnl 'of llodsni seomtd yoiss oii o,
m- aiiH of ji wrli o. halieu
corpus1 Issiied lit o.iweiir' by JucU(
O'Connor of the superior court, tin. I
tliif.Cfiuplft i'UJ -ttartid 011 aiiotlu t Mrrd
ding tour , . . , ., , ..
i ibo hride formerly Was Miss Lena
Unnon ol-Amxtra and waa wooed and I
won In aplto of the remonstrances o;
her ''parent. 1 She eloped on Sept. It
with Jenkins, who la a restaurant man
of Hudson, und on a license Issued a.
Manchester they worn married. . The
parents said somebody , swore to a
falsehood . In nar.ertlng that the brld"
tas eighteen years old, aa th'
t.ialmed she was imly fifteen, ao on the
day of the wedding the bride and
ifroom were separated, the bride be
ing taken !o her parents' homo.
The groom deHared he would have
Vs' wife hy legal process, nrd nind"
C.iHid hi fuieat, having her broug'it
into tho aupei'ior court at 0iv.?in b.v
M.v Mnraluil chlvlii?ton. , ,
Tint parents .realized thrit tln'lr
lia'iightcr actually was wedded ,:t '
"hut their only recourse was to Stan
i prosecution for perjury, which the
lei'lliird to do. ao after cmtmltntlon In
inirt thev nerei'd to annum to ur-
?th proceMB that hnd hern l'iv-)kfd
ml Mr ami Mrs. ieiil.lhs then Hlaitul
n their s.icond wedding tour.
MARIAN TO HEAR RATE CAS"
freight Tariff Compla'nts Will De Ar-
nued in Des Moines. 1 ' '
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I've ' Mo tion Oct. ' 3r-Interatfite
roiiitPlMBllmer Harlan of Washington
nrrlvrd In P. a Moinos to preside at
.he lowajnte heat mitt to he held In urnoia conauiuuona, u.e ... u v
thejederil eonrt,, rooms, com.nenrln " referendum method of loglalatlon
today. The Iowa rate mvt. who Or. " Th s week he: ex
have died the frel ,ht nte complaints PerU o ask the court for pormlaalon
with the rn:.u!slo... have arranged to file It on behalf of theao atatea, when
Mrom evidence to auhstantliite their
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nmna n.id In SiiIIaii. .
li. l.i rv... !! I'otil.L Mn.
Manna, a Northwestern engineer, nni
I pioneer resident of r.oone. fell (lend
in ih . N'nrthwostern waltlna room
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whih1' waiting to hid goodbye to n
Biby Poisoned by Matches. .,
West Union, la.,' Oct, l3i. The 6ne-
e.irold son of Mr, and Mrs.; Ruhe
"ills of t'ayett' atei the htiiida off of
ivtoi-n miitchea arijl died (rnn the ef
fcta.
W. C T. U. Meet Opens.
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MiUntlkee, Oct. 3D. The perfection
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xceaa and fostering educational work
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T II. convention which opened a six
Vtya' meeting In1 Milwaukee.
Boy Dies of Football Injury,
rterre. 8. I).. O't. 30. Roy Farrer.
a young atiiool boy, died here from In
Juries received In a wcrub Riime of foot
l.it M 11a u-it4 Llrl-e.1 nn llin hi. nil n,l
aa hla stepfather la strongly oppose.i
to football, he did not tell the cause
of hla trouble, but complained of head
Officials Are Seeking Asylums for
Wives and Children Ffunior That
Young Emperor Has Been Spirited
From the Capital. , 1: - 1 ,t., ;
Ireking, Oct. ,30. The Bltuatiou In
Iekin i becoming .worse., , A, verit
able panic prevails among the, Man
chus ajid th ilanthu . women ai o
adopting Chinese drwss, Soinu of
tnem aio atteuiptins r.o .maliQ .ielr
feet , appear tsmall by peculiarly , con
atructed shoes. .The train that aro
leaving; the capital for, the rnewt. part
are drawn by two. ntjlftcs, jso Ijeavily
are they loaded, tne people sitting on
top of their household belongings. Of.
fkial are seeking asylum.( for , their
wlvc-a, and jCliUdren ainoug tne tor
tlnnora,, ,,. . , 1:, , , .. ..
I l'rlor to the revolution the newspa
per frequently cried out against the
presence of foreign 'sylifr8,,.,liiH the.
tiutivea nre now ., fleeing to 'hem for
thelter. Ono, report five topight for
the. outbreak, .but the presence of 15,
Oou Manchu troops, against 3,000 Chi
peso, ensures the safety Ho(, tjie capital
for the present. ., ,,, i ,.,
,1,'he only danger seemg to be from
a sudden attack against the throne or
against tho ollldals, which might pre
clpiUte , tb.9 , threatened . n;assacre by
the M,aju'bua.,., Hee feeling is becom
ing ntensilied,;The price of provisions
Is sjill; rising ami many foreigners are
entering, tho ( legation quarter. , the
legation guards, are ..preparing, for
eniersenhses. ..The . Aint;-an . have
Ba,nri.,.lm!.T Wlol on t,,,! .orner wall,
which Is now under a atrong guard,
p:c.t,prP!que movements. ,". the Manchu
troiipa, throuahjho city, gates, occur
silently aft?r night to prevent excite
ment among the population, , 1,
i Runiora are current that the emper
or. has bt. n. spirited away and that
Prince Chlng. who Is too old for flight,
has committed -suicide. ,rl, ,,1, 1, -
HARRIMAN GIRLS IN RACE
While Widow Attends Run of Hounds,
Ooahen; N. Y., Oct. SO.--l'laying a
new trick on their mother, MIhb Carol
llarriman, Mra. C. E. Rumaey and Mr.
R-.imaey, up behind the three crack
trotters ol tho stables of the late E.
ill 11....!.,., aj.ttl,irl Itliilr HluniltM fltl
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ince over the historic Goshen track,
while more than 100 members of the
Tuxedo colony stood In the atanda and
cheered wildly.
Mr. Rumsey trailed Into the stretch
an apparent loser, but by a magnifi
cent drive, passed Mlsa Carol, caught
his wife, raced even with her up to the
wire, and aalled under It a winner by
a neck when Mra. Rumsey ' horae
broko.
Some daya ago during a practice
spin, Averlll llarriman challenged his
slaters to a race and the defy was ac
cepted, but Mrs. llarriman objected on
account of the danger.
While Mra. Hariiman occupied a box
at a run of the Glen Arden bounds at
the Goshen track, Miss Carol and Mr.
and Mra. Rumsey stayed behind, as
did a number of the Tuxedo folk, who
had been let Into the secret.
BRIEF FOR INITIATIVE
George Fred Williams of Boston Sends
Document to Washington.
Washington, Oct. 30. In the' name
o( the stales of California, Arkansas,
coiorano, somn uaaoia ana ;corasiui
r. I ii.itl.. . ft,.,,,. Dnn.
i-eorgn rn-u wiuhuiib
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upreme court of . the Lnlted States
caw, " '",-""r
nuiionauiy oi m mi'iuwi cuiiu- vv
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oral urguintMii ui-iur imj vouiv.
nerfect unlit leal conditions In -. this
I country nvo icu m a ueiunint mi
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initiative' and referendum method ef
ir"l",""u"'
fonrt. He apeaka of the demand for
a ..
It 'as I 'part of the ''reactlotj flgaiHt
the control of nrlvlif ;ge." t j ,
SHOOTS THREE, KILLS SELF
Enraged by Wife's Actions Man Tries
to Murder Whole Family.
Peterahurg, W Va.. Oct. 30. Carroll
James of this city shot and killed his
father In law, William Prltchard. ijb-
ably fatally wounded hla mother In-
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law. l ghtlv Injured hla wife and com-
t ,
milliMl SUIClue Kl I cminuuiu. jnnn
brokfl Into th Prltchard home and
caugM his victims while they slept.
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IVUnn, a leuow nunomier, wnum im
M'T'1 U A ft,U,M' W"h h,S W'f l
the James home
Rode Niagara Falls In Motorboat.
Niagara Falla, N. Y.. Oct. 30. Cap
tain Klaua Lnraen of Detroit made hi
aecond Niugnra river trip In a motor
boat from the cataract to lewlston,
,le com,U',ert the plx mlle trip through
the turbulent waters In twenty five
minutes, coming - through without a
scratch.
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UNION PACIFIC GIVES
REPORT UPON WRECK
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Jtock Springs,' Wyo., Oct. 30. IIu
irhn' fallibility caused the wrecking
ot a t'nlon Pacific passenger tram
that ran into a Height train' near here
arid resulted 'In death to three men
and Injuries to thirty other persons, ac
cording to ,ui olllclal report given out
by1-thu railroad company. The state
men jliows how a wreck can be
brought alKMitl by interfering wtlh
automatic safety Hocking' systems,
wh ic-h am sihi 'to-be oUiorwIse me
chanically Infallible. i : i
'According to the official report, the
accident was due to the action of Rob
ert K. Lee, head brakemnn of a west-
hound freight train, which had been
sidetracked to allow the, westbound
fast mail train to pass. Before the
mall train came In sight from the east
the eistbound Atlantic express came
along. " ' ' l
As the passenger train neared the
switch leading to the sidetrack, which
lies between the eaatbound and the
westbound trarka, Hrakeman Iee, the'
statement fays, "for some unaccount
able reason stepped up to the awitch
atand and threw the. switch, causing
the Atlantic express to run In on the
passing tracX and. collide with the en
gine of I'o'a own train."
The signals, before the switch was
thrown, showed both through tracks to
he clear and the switch to the aide
track closed. ,The express waa too
close to the awltch to atop after the
switch waa turned and tho collision
followed.
. Engineer H. C. Hangs and Fireman
W. C. Cherkln of tho express train
were killed, aa was a track worker.
The most serious Injuries were sus
tained by persons In the day coach.
They were scalded hy steam from the
broken locomotive boilers. '
R. A. LONG TO TALK IN OMAHA
Millionaire Lumberman to Speak for
Brotherhood Work. -Omaha,
Oct. 30. R. A. Long, tho
millionaire Kansas City lumberman,
who, with hla assistants, will hold two
meetings In. Omaha tomorrow to In
crease Interest In the men's brother
hood of, the Disciples . of Chriat or
Christian church, occupies . a unique
position, not only among the men of
hla own denomination bjii anion j all
the churchmen of the United States. 1
Mr. 'Long Is the largeat Individual
contributor to the ' numerous mlaalon
Hry", educational and benevolent Insti
tution of the Disciples of Christ; and
Is said to devote as much of his time
to church wora as he does to his mul
tiplicity of huslneas affairs. :-1 "
, Auto. Accident May Be Fatal.
Harvard. Neb., i Oct. SO.-JAs three
persons were attempting to cross the
Burlington tracks in an automobile,
they ran Into the aecond engine of a
double headed freight train. Tho
driver of the' machine. Fred Lehan,
living some1 twelve mlleB sontheast
from this city, was seriously Injured
rhoitt the head, the other two escap
ing with slight hrulaes.
Jumps From Wagon Onto Pitchfork,
Falrhury. Neb., Oct. 30. George
Hughes, ratd aa one of the moat pro-
gresslve farmers of thla county, la In
a precarious condition at his home,
near Steele City, as a result of Jump-
ln ort ft ' wnon onto Pltchforh'
which penetrated hla body for eight
Inches. Little hope la held out tor
his recovery. , ., - . , .
!; ' Blew Out the Gas and Died!
Bt. I.oul8, Oct. 30. William T. Zelg
ler. a blacksmith residing at Bethel,
Jfo., was asphyxiated at the St. Ix)uls,
Keeley Institute and his wife was so
r.angerously affected by Inhaling tbe
fin that she may not recover. .
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Republican and Democratic Parties
Have Full Tickets in Bay State In
'Several States Candidates of Five
Parties ArMaking Race,
''Chicago! ,'Ott.' 30 Although ttW
6iect(oiisi to be. held Nov., 7 . will be
quiet, compared with the presidential
etruggle'a year hence, interest in them
never'' "lesiT is .keen. . There will be
election of varying Importance in va
rious states a week from tomorrow.
States which will elect governors : or
other statue. oDlccrs are Rhode Island,
Massachusetts,, .'MaryLr '.id, Kentucky,
Mississippi,-' Louisiana and New Mex-.
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In other states justices, of the, su
previe..1cc'iirit, piernbers of the lugia,
tures and, mayors will he amgnp; the
officers chosen." Several congressional
v.vanrjes pre to. be filled., ,
i While tbijj. Is regarded aa',,a.u. off
year, national lnj:erest centers in, Mas
sachusetts, vhero, the Democratic ,and.i
Republican parties have full tickets.,!
Eugene N. .Foss,, who was elected as a
Deri)ocr;Ulc governor in a Republican
state last year, Is a .candidate for re
election. The Republican ticket, is
headed hy louis A. .Frothlngham. the
present , Republican lieutenant gov
ernor. Members of the, legislature will,
also be chosen..' in New,. York state a
now assembly will he elected, as well
as several justices of the supreme
court and city find county officers., w
New Mexico votes for the first time
In its history as a state for a full set
uf .state, officers, members of congress voting overwhelmingly . in fa von of a
and fw-a supreme court, eight district , Btrike aT1(1 an uilimatuni Berved on tne
Jiulgns and. oltht. district nttorneys. It . Texas, Fiicific iabon conditions on the
will alo: vote on a proposed amend-' railrfwd-1 aHsunibd a more serious as-'
nient.to the count Itution. making -the.; t, 1 , .. . ( , ,
constitution more 'easily amendable!' lt'i8 knovn that h majority of -the-than
la ut present provided for. crafts on tne Rock Isanfi nave voted.
Arizona, on Dec. 12, will hold Its for- a Wrllje.:,,'Th'e vole or the black-.'!
first statft election for state officers.. smjthg iwasretu'rncd. but 1 W'. Kllno,'
etc.. tbe d:ite having been nxett dj
proclamatii n.- 1 i ' '
Ohio, will vote for munlelnnl oflcprs
init f1..1nnt.ti to the, conKt't itinial ,!
convention.' In the larger Ohio cities
the contests for city officers will b
move spirited hecpttse of divls'ons.'in
the lines of both old parties nnd the
determination of leaders to strengthen
tholr own prenaratory to the-flrht
next ycff for delegates to the natl' hsl
conventions. ' "-
; Oorgla will hold a primary to nomi
nate a candidate for governor to suc
ceed Hoke Smith, who will soon resign
to become United States senator.
In several states the Democratic
progressives, Prohibition, Socialist
nnd Socialist Labor parties also have
named candidates for various state of
fices. , .
In Nebraska judges of the supreme
court, a railway commissioner and re
gents of the sate university are to be
elerted, as well ns a successor to the
late Representative Latta In the Third
district. Five parties have tickets In
the field. ,
AMER CANS TO BE CARDINALS
Pope Will Grant Red Hats to Farley,
O'Connell and Falconio.
Rome, Oct. 3 ). Two more American
cardinals will be created by the pope
at the consistory to be held Nov. 27.
The hat will be bestowed on the Most
Rev. John M. Farley, archbishop ' of
New York, and the Most Rev. William
II. O'Connell, archbishop of Boston.
With three members of the sacred
college Cardinal Gibbons of. Balti
more and Archbishop Farley, and
O'Connell the United States repre
sentation will equal that of any coun
try In the worM with the exception of
Italy, with thiity one, and Spain with
four. - e.-i - i ' ' ' ' " ' : '" "' ' !
Mgr Dlomede Falconio, apostolic
delegnte at Washington, also will be
elevated, according to the announce
ment.-' .'.:!.',''''
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CALL
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Convention Will Be Composed of 1,064
i - - .-. ';; Delegates. '' ' ' '' "
Washington, Oct. 30. the call for
the Republican national convention to
ba Issued by the national committee
when It meets In Washington, Dec. 12,
will provide for 1,064 delegates, to be
Increased to' 1.072 If Arizona and New
Mexico become states before the con
trntlori Is held! The Increase from
980 delegates, which comprised the
Chicago convention of 1908, Is the re
sult of the reapportionment by con"
grcaa, which Increases the size of the
house of representatives from 391 to
433 members, or 435 with the two new
states. ' '
Eva May Krelter Found Guilty.
Aberdeen. S. D.. Oct. 30. The Jury
In the case cf Eva May Krleter re
turned a verdict of manslaughter In
the second degree for killing her bus
band. Philip Krleter, Feb. 14. The
penalty fa Trom two to four years In
the Btate penitentiary." '
Bears Disappoint Woman.
Limn. O.. Oct. 30. In an attempt to
end ,her life while suffering from de
spondency, Miss Anna Harper leaped
Into a pit at the city park In which
were confined two large bears. The
bears, however, refused to harm her.
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! VOTE TO H AVE STRIKE
Men Are - Askinsfor Tei Per
Cent Wage Increase.' '
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eiiinlnveu on the- Rock Island railroad
president of the International, Brother ,
hood of Blacksmiths, and. Helpers, said,
he would not make known the result ,
until,, he had, heard" from, the allied
crafts.' ..,., ,. i,,'.' .
The Rock Island system already ha,
recognized the federation of crafts- 'k
men. The men are asking for, a wage ,
increase that will average 10 per cent.
ROW IN M NAMARA TRIAL ;
Charge Is Made That Court Is Qualify
ing Unfair Jurors.
Los Angeles, Oct. 30. Not since the
day when Francis J. Heney was shot
down In a San Francisco court room '
has a California court-witnessed such
exciting events as marked the session i
of the trial cf James B. McNamara,
accused of having blown up the Los
Angeles Times building a little more
than a year ago. . . j
Bitter invective and denunciation be- '
tween the opposing counsel was fol
lowed by nn absolute charge' on the
part of the counsel for the defense
that Judee Bordwell, who la presiding,
was plainly trying to qualify a Juror
who had len challenged by the state.
And as a climax came the rulln-r, by
the court that two jurors, bitterly
fought by the dot'enee and challenged
for cause, were fair minded men who ?
could be depended on to safeguard the
rights of both sides. ' ' '
The mask of friendliness which has 1
heretofore been worn hy both sides Is
row discarded, and both sides were '
preparing ' for real fighting, which is
sure to last for months. As the result '
of Judge Bordwell'9 'ruling there now
are In the Jury box six men who have
been passed for cause
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1 Wireless Experts Greatly Puzzled. '
Washington,. Oct. 30,-Wireless stu- ,;
dents In the. army and navf would i(
give a good deal to know how signal
men nt Fort' Leavenworth,' Kan.,
oqulpped with only a regular army ser- '
vice set of Instruments, picked np (
wireless messages Vxchnhged 'by thi "
pavy station ' nt Onantanamo, Cuba, '
with Panama. - Experts are giving
much atudy to the problem, s solution
of which would be of Inestimable
value to the wireless telegraph.' " "M
two Dead as Result of Auto .Smash.
Guthrie Center. Ia.'. Oct. 30. Frank
Johnson, a farm""" was killed and '
Lieutenant David over of the Twen 1
ty third U. 8. A. Infnntry was Injured, "
probably fntnlly, In an automobile ac
cident here.' The two men were riding
In Johnaon'a car when the steering
gear broke and the car overturned.
A Jury All of Women.
I08 Angeles, Oct. 30. The first
complete woman Jury to be Impaneled
In California will be sworn for duty
tomorrow In Justice Casaldy a court
In Watts. '
CONDENSED NEWS
Andrew Carnegie was elected lord
rector of the Unlveralty of Aberdeen.
Fifty of Zapata's Insurrectionary
army were killed In an encounter at
Yecaplxtla, near Cuatla, Mex.
A fifteen story clubhouse, costing
$2,500,001, was dedicated In New York
by the "Mother Lodge" of the Benevo
lent nnd Protective Order ot Elks. The
new home Is In West Fortythlrd
street near Broadway.
aches, until death resulted.
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