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'BLEPTIONE, SEVEN
TWO
FATAL CJIUJtCII RIOT
ANGRY LITHUANIANS ATTACK
RESIDENCE OF PRIEST.
Or.e Man Fatally Shot and a Number
of Others Wounded Rev. Stafano-.
wlcz Besieged for More Than an
Hour in Parconage.
Chicago, Fob. 12. An attack by a j
crowd of angry Lithuanians upon tho ,
residence of tho Rev. Edward Stafan-1
owlcz, a Catholic priest, resulted In
the fatnl shooting of one man and tho
scrloiiB Injury of a number of others.
The assailants wcro all members of
the church over which tho Rev.
Stafanowlcz presided. Dissension
among the members of the congrega
tion over tho control of the church
fundB culminated In violence during
the Sunday services. Women are said
to have opened hostilities by hurling a
missile at tho pastor. Pursued by tho i
worshipers, the priest retreated to his I
residence. Thero he wns besieged for
more than an hour in splto of effortt !
of n squad of police, which was hur
ried to the scene. Tho police repeat
edly charged the attackers, who had
armed themselves with clubs and
stones and only succeeded in dispers
ing them by firing Into the crowd.
John Tamalls, a member or the con
gregation, was shot in tho groin nnd
fatally Injured. Alex narglu3, another
of the attacking pnrty, received a bul
let in the head. A score of others
erc Injured by flying bricks and
stones. Fifteen of the ringleaders
were arrested.
RIOT IN ST. PAUL CHURCH.
Pastor Knocks Down TruBtee and Is
Himself Sent to the Floor.
St. Paul, Fob. 12. Efforts which
tho congregation of tho St. James Af
rican Methodist Episcopal church in
thiB city have made to oust their past
or, Rev. Seymour, culminated In a riot
during the services, during which Rev.
Seymour planted his fist on the eye of
Trustee R. C. Miner, knocking hlro
down, and was himself sent to the
lloor In front of the altar by Trustee
Robert Ixwe. A free-for-all fight was
prevented by tho arrival of a patrol
wagon full of policemen.
The trustees or the church recently
voted to reduce Rev. Seymour's salary
from $80 to $10, but notwithstanding
this Rev. Seymour refused to give un
his church. After preaching a sermon
on "Brotherly lxvo," Rev. Seymour
announced tho collection and at
tempted to take charge or one of the
contribution boxes, when R. C. Minor,
a trustee, who was holding it, object
ed. Rev. Seymour promptly swung
his fist to Minor's eye and tho lntter
went down. Robert Lowe, who was
holding the other contribution lmx. !
Immediately went nfter the pastor and
felled him before his own altar. Ry
this time tho entire congregation wa
in nn uproar and taking sides. The
women rushed In between the combat
nnts and tried to soothe them, but it
looked as If a free-ror-all fight would
result, when the arrival or the pollco
and their threats of wholesale aireats
brought an end to tho affair.
Scores Both Capital and Labor.
Dubuque, Feb. 12. From the pulpit
of St. Raphael's cathedral, Archbishop
Keano, metropolitan of tho Dubuquol
nrchdloceso, hit tho principle of union-1
Ism by declnrlng that It is a school!
for thievery. Tho speaker then took
organized capital to tnBk and said that
tho efforts of tho big financiers to do j
prlvo man of his natural rights is
wrong. "Such organized capital is a
school of thlovory," ho said In conclu
sion. 'Tho employer who does not pay
his employe for tho amount of his hlro
Is a thief. The employe who does not
glvo to his employer tho labor ho is
paid for is also a thief." Ho made an
appeal to men to tako an active inter
est in, politics.
Johnson Talks to Duluth Y. M. C. A.!
Duluth, Minn., Feb. 12. "I do not
believe that any man should have
more than $10,000 a year, for If ho
lives right ho does not need any
more," declared Governor John A.t
Johnson In an address to the Y. M. C. j
A. Continuing, he said: "The most
vicious standard of success in the
world Is that which sets up dollars
mid cents aa the height of human nm
hltloii. There Is a man In Now York
who hns net his nmbitlon at one bil
lion dollars and If ho over lives to ac
quire it he will be sorry that It Is not
two billion. The men who makes
money the be-all and the end-all of
his career Is the moat miserable man
In the world."
Three Killed by Train.
York, Pa., Feb. 12. Three men were
struck and killed by nn accommoda
tion train on tho Northern Central
near Scltzland. Tho men who were
killed comprised part of the crow of n
fist northbound freight train. One of
Iho tires on tho driving wheel of tho
locomotive had burst and tho men
were repairing It when the train
struck them. They were blinded and
deafened by tho escaping steam and
did not notice tho approach of tho
accommodation.
FAVORS LAND LEASE LAW.
Governor Mickey Signs Petition to Be
Sent to Washington.
Lincoln, Feb. 10. Petitions favor
able to the land leasing law, pending
in tho house at Washington, were cir
culated at tho state houso by western
Nebraska cattlemen, and were signed
by several state ofllcers. The petition
will bo sent to Washington. Governor
Mickey, who signed tho potltlon, said:
"I am in favor of the bill as I under
stand it, and hope it will be passed
by congress. It seeks to provide for
tho lease of tho grazing lands to any
ono who desires to lease them, and
tho lease will not lnterfero with a set
tier who wants to take up a homo
stead." INITIATED INTO WRONG LODGE.
Peculiar Position In Which Lincoln
Man Is Placed.
Lincoln, Feb. 9. Initiated by mis
take into the wrong lodge Is the pe
culiar predicament of Daniel fl. Hol
land of Lincoln. Now ho wants to
know whether ho Is really a member
of the Fraternal Union. Mr. Holland
was a candidate for Initiation into tho
Boilermakers' lodge at Havelock.
Both the lodges met on tho samo
night, in the same hall, tho Fraternal
Union using the lnrge room and the
boi.ermakors ono of tho ante-rooms.
When Hollnnd arrived ho was told by
one of the bollermakers downstairs
that he had better go right upstairs,
as tho initiation ceremonies would be
gin at once. Ho did so and walked
Into tho waiting room, where sat two
men. A moment later several men
camo into tho room, blindfolded tho
trio nnd Holland thought the cere
monies had begun. They had, but It
was for the Fraternal Union. After
tho oath of obligation had been ad
ministered and Mr. Holland had been
called on ror a Bpeech tho mistake
was discovered.
DECISION IN GRAIN CASE.
Anti-Trust Laws of Nebraska Held
Legal by Supreme Court.
Lincoln, Feb. 9. Anti-trust statutes
in Nebraska aro legal. The various
acts form part of a system of statutes
aimed at a specific evil.
The supreme court made the fore
going declaration. The decision 1h
sweeping and unequivocal. The suit
was that of the state against tho Oma
ha Elevator company. Tho decision
implies that tho acts of tho Nebraska
grain dealers wero clearly illegal if
proven as alleged. The members can
be made pnrtles to actions, both civil
nnd criminal, both individually as
firms and as members or an associa
tion. From a reliable source the In
formation ha3 been obtained that At
torney General Norris Brown will file
criminal actions against a number of
Nebraska grain dealers.
There Is nn elnborato rovlew of
the trust legislation. The court de
clares In the opinion that it Is unnec
essary to define tho powers of a court
of equity under tho common law. Tho
statutes afford relief.
The contempt ense ngalnst tho five
Omaha councllmen hns been reversed
nnd dismissed. Tho supremo court
declared that the definite acts alleged
to have been contempt were not speci
fied in tho information.
TELLS OF PAYING $25,000 FOR BOY.
Dramatic Incident in Trial of Pal
Crowe at Omaha for Kidnaping.
Omaha, Feb. 10. "i gavu up the
money because I know my son had
been kidnnped and was In tho hands
of criminals who had committed n
great crime; because they had threat
ened to burn his eyes out with acid
and cut his ears off, and I was afraid
he would bo murdered. That was why
I gave up tho money."
Thus spoke Edward A. Cudahy upon
tho witness stand as he leaned for
ward In his chair and talked directly
to the jury. Ho spoko with great
earnestness nnd for tho moment dis
played considerable emotion. HIb
oyos filled, and as he concluded the
answer he brought down his clenched
hand upon the arm of tho chair. It
wns the most dramatic situation that
has thus far developed during tho trial
of Pat Crowe. His account of tho
Bearch for tho boy, the finding of tho
letter In his front yard and tho plac
ing of tho bag of $25,000 in gold near
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
There is a disease prevailing in this
country mostdnnj'erous iK-causeso dcr-ptv.
nvc. mHiiysimuen
tlentli9 nre caused
by it heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ncy disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowed toadvauce
thokidnoy-poison-p1
M.wvri ,.,:n
rwriwoiw""." .wx ..ill ill-
tack the vital organs, causing catnrrh of
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lhu umiim-r, ur uio Kidneys iiieinsclvcs
break down and waste nway cell 1v cell.
Bladder troubles almost alwnvs'rc till
from a derangement of the kidneys and
a cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel
ing badly you can make no mistake by
taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go often through the day,
and to get up many times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
cffccf of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
It stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take nnd is
sold by all druggists in fifty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery nnd a book that tells all about it,
both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil
mer & Co., Bingliamton, N. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the
address, Binghauiton, N. Y., on every
bottle.
has a very bad effect on your sys
tem. It disorders your stomach
and digestive apparatus, taints your
blood and causes constipation, with
all Its fearful ills.
Thedford's
Black-Draught1
,'jf is a bland tonic, liver regulator, and
blood purifier.
It gets rid of the poisons caused
by over-supply of bile, and quickly
cures bilious headaches, dizziness,
icss of appetite, nausea, indiges
tion, constipation, malaria, chills
and fever, Jaundice, nervousness,
irritability, melancholia, and all
sickness due to disordered liver.
It is not a cathartic, but a gentle,
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CIIICOPEE FALLS, MASS., U. S. A.
tho lantern by tho side of tho Fre
mont road was listened to with the
closest attention.
Tho younger Cudahy was on tho
stand but a short tlmo, tho cross-examination
occupying but a few minutes.
Tho solo effort of tho defenso, bo far
as his cross-examination wbb con
cerned, was to show that in tho dark
ness of his prison and his blindfolded
condition, ho did not havo very good
opportunity to see his captors, und
that his Identification must be some
what uncertain.
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