The Nebraska Independent
NOVEMBER 22, 1906
the option of filing a demurrer to tht
bill.
New York. The Standard Oil com
pany, of New Jersey, has declared a
quarterly dividend of $10 a share,
which is the same amount declared
for the corresponding time last year.
Shortly after the declaration stock
sold off twenty points to $545.
The dividend amounted to $10,000,
000, of which John D.' Rockefeller's
share is a little over $6 000,000..
Findlay,' O. The'"Findlay war'! pn
the Standard Oil company"' now con
templates the ' Indictment , and 'arrest
of Joliii-D. Rockefeller, Henry H. Rog
ers, and .William A. Rockefeller
Prosecutor David, under instructions
from Attorney General EUls, has orr.
dered the' grand jury held In servico
until the end of the term, with a view
of. bringing these indictments.
Mm G. Vilas, treasurer; H. P. Mcin
tosh, director; and J. M. Robertson,
secretary of the Standard Oil company
of Ohio, indicted jointly with John
D. Rockefeller by the Findlay grand
jury, and who fled as soon as bench
warrants for their arrest were issued,
have a.!rrrM to appear ami surrender
to the- court.
The , three officials left Cleveland
when they learned that the deputy
with warrants w?s on their trail. Un
til 1 o'clock this morning Deputy
Sheriff .Johns and Deputy James Am
brose -; of Sheriff Mulhern's office
scoured the city of Clevfland trying
to locate the missing' officials. Sev
eral, times they were close on the
trail, but always the quarry got away
and ,the search had to be taken up
again from a new angle.
. The deputies searched houses,
watcher clubs and offices, visited ho
tels, theaters, and cafes but all in
vain. ,
tl was learned tonight that the three
men met at a hotel in Painsville, and
then started for the east, two of them
going to New York and the third stop
ping at Buffalo. .
Meantime their attorney, S. II.
Tolles of Cleveland, was negotiating
with Prosecutor David over the long
distance telephone. . . .
Mr. Tolles insisted for a long time
that he be allowed to go to Findlay
himself and enxer appearance for the
much wanted men. . -
"No," said Prosecutor David, "those
men must come to Findlay. I have
fooled with them long enough. They
have attempted to evade and check
mate me at every turn. Now that I
have the upper hand, I intend that
they shall come to Findlay."
"All right' said Mr. Tolles, "I will
have them in Findlay any day you
name next week if that is the best
we can do."
"If you promise to do that I will
wire Deputy Sheriff Johns to return
here," answered rPosecutor David.
The sheriffs deputies made no ef
fort to find John D. Rockefeller, it
being known that he was in the east.
Salt Rheum
Itches, oozes, dries aiwf
scales over and over again'
local applications do not
cure it because they canno
remove its cause, which i
an impure condition of th
blood. The most obstinal
cases have been perfect!:
and permanently cixred I;
a course of y
Hood's Sarsapof 111::
the best medicine fcr sal
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For testimonials cf remarkcfcle vCBr
end for Book on Salt Rheum, No. 2.
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BOMB IN ST. PETERS
Explosion Near High Altar in Cele
brated Church at Rome No
Lives Were Lost
Rome. A bomb was exploded in St.
Peter's on Sunday the ISth. The edi
fice was crowded and an indescrib
able scene of confusion followed.
There were no fatalities.
' . As soon as the echoes of the tre
mendous roar had ceased, a canon
sought' by resassuring words to quiet
the people, but in vain. They fled in
all directions and a number of women
fainted. Women and children scream
ed and tried to protect their families
n the crush. The church is so large,
'lowever, that there was ample room
"or the crowd to scatter and no one
.vas injured. No trace of the perpetra
tor of the deed has been found.
' Since St. Anacletus, who was or
dained by Peter himself, erected an
oratory in 90 A. D., on the site of
:he present basilica to mark the spot
where the remains of St. Peter are
Juried, no such dastardly occurrence
is noted in the annals of the church.
Sunday was the anniversary of the
deication of the basilica to S'.. Peter,
md it was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. Holy relics were ex
nosed and a large number of the faith
ful attended the services. Cardinal
Rampolla, formerly papal secretary of
state, was among those present. He
fook part in the service in the choir
Chapel. The test mass had just been
concluded when the explosion occurred
ind only one canon, who had not quite
nished, remained at the altar of St.
Petromella. It was near here where
the bomb was placed. As the canon
turned to bless the communicants
ther was a . tremendous roar, which
echoed through . the lofty," arches of
the immense dome like a thunder clap.
At the same time a dense smoke"
spread throughout this portion of the
basil'ca and a strong odor of gunpow
der filled the air. Confusion and panic
at once seized the people. The canon
"t the, altar tried to stem the. tide of
fear.
He shouted out: "Do not be afraid:
it is noth'ng. merely the-nooftday gun,"
His' words had little effect. Thpv
were refuted bv the smoke and the
nungent sell of powder, and th4 no
"le continued their headlonsr flight
Chairs were overturned, making the
confusion more serious. Men. and
women fled, . stumbling in all direct
ions; the sceams of children and cries
of anguish were heard on ?11 sides
and for a few minutps it seems as
t.houeh nothing could obviate a erave
disaster. The vast s'se of the church
however, eave room fr th crowd to
scatter and a the end of a few mo
men's the peonle were surging tow?H
he doors, excited and nervous, but
orderly. .
As soon as the smoke-cleared awav
. hastv examination showed that no
hodv had been hurt in the crush fn1
furthprfre that ' no one Md been
wounded by th explosion. Cain wis
pxaduallv restored, and neorde return
ed to view the extend of the dmqge.
It was discovered that the bomb
had ben rdfd undr a sciToM'n"
erecVd to faciMtafp rena'rs to the roof
ovoctly oe the celebrated tOTrb of
Clement XTTT., bv Cmova. which con
"ists of a fifiirp of th pone nd two
'tons. nd wWrh is the most renwrk
f.hle pice of sculpture in the bsiMea.
T'tils tomb nnks among the nnpsf
efforts of modern sculntnre and by i's
-rntton CanovA established his rep
utation. . . ;
When tho f rst corHarmes reicnpd
'hf snt th ppoWpHin0' ws found to
V solriviner. this fire ws e'X'ilv
"tinprnisd The tomb was found ti
be unln.turpd and even the pavement
shows scarcely any sigDs of the ex-
usi i iiumtsT nra m n
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plosion. An examination of the re
mains of the bomb leads to the sup
position, unless it was crudely pre
pared on purpose to mislead, that it
was manufactured in the country. It
is believed that the bomb had a very
long fuse in order to enable the crim
inal to gain the piazza before the ex
plosion.' It has been impossible to
trace him, and no one has any recol
lection of seeing a man, who, by his
movements, might have aroused sus
picion. ,
A NEW TREATY WITH JAPAN
Congressman Hayes Fears Trouble
if It is Not Enacted
San Jose, Cal. In an interview
Congressman E. A. Hayes said: "I
expect to introduce a resolution at
the coming session of congress asking
the president to enter into negotia
tions with Japan for the purpose of
making a new treaty between the two
countries to settle this queson of
Japanese Immigration in somewhat the
same manner as we settled the ques
tion with China, which I believe to be
the only feasible and sure way of pre
venting a serious trouble and perhaps
war between this country end Japan."
HEARST'S. RACE COST $256,370
Hughes, However, Snent Only $318 in
New York State Fight
Albany, N. Y. William R . Hearst,
candidate for governor, certified to
the secretary of state that he had
spent $256,370 in promoting his can
vass.. This was divided as follows:
: Independence (Hearst) League,
$198,870.
I Democratic state committee, $57,
000. . r .
Traveling exnenses, $500.
' Charles E. Hueh-s. governor-elect,
also filed an account of his exenenses,
showing that' he spent only $618 as
follows: - .
Traveling expenses, $108.
Telegrams. $8..
Postage, ..$13. -Secretaries,
$.177.
Strnogranhers. $112.
Mr. Hughes' campaign exnenses. as
filed, are said to be lower than those
of any successful candidate for gov
ernor ; of New York 1 in recent years
According to paners on file in the of
fice of the secrptry of state, Cov
entor Higfins Fpent. $22,189 in 1904
20.fl00 of which - was a contribution
to the renunlican camDal?n commlt
tpp. In 1902 Governor Odell spent
$10,000 and in 1900 $7,000.
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