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VOL. XXXVI NO. 311.
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COURTS IX CONFLICT I
Eate lw Fight in Kiwoari Enter
Complicated Stage.
APPEAL TO STATE TEIBU5AL
Order ij limed to Eoads to Obey Sew
Statute.
rEUEEAL CASE IS COSTTSTED
Jodfe c.Fercm Postpones Hearing
After Hove of State Officer..
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IvAN&AS CITT. Mo.. June 34. Tb con
flict between th rxm.tr. and federal court
that in here today over the enforce
ment of the Missouri miitimitn freight and
two cent fare acta. which went into effect
t midnight last night, caused great con
fusion. nd the end Is not yet In s.ght.
While Judge S-rilth Mcpherson ' In the
felted State district court watt'r.g the
arrival of the attorneys for the principal
railroads of Missouri. vto had brourht a
Joint suit asking Mm to enjoin the en
forcement of tbeae new law, the attor
neys were holding a conference over a new
turn la affairs During the morning the
circuit courts, both In Kansas Ctty and Pt
Loula, had, upon petition of Attorney Gen
rai Hadley. Issued an injunction against
the rat! wart, compelling them to obey the
lawn. The suit mere filed In Kansas City
by James C Kennish, assistant attorney
general, and ic Bt. Louis ly Mr Hadley.
reeersl Salt PMtsnel.
When the rail m ay attorneys finally came
to the federal court their suit mas post
poned by Judge McPharmon until tomor
row. The railway attorneys urged a post
ponement of the case for ten days or two
weeks but this Judge McFhereon refused.
Tester-day the Judge had Issued an order,
upon request of the rr al roads, restraining
the complainants from putting Into effect
and complying with the laws, and today,
when the con, plication In the circuit
court's actio,, aroaa. be continued hi. order I
In effect.
This T, enitrt a1,l be rllfl
i nis. trie court sain, nc aia a i
great barm might be done and much con- i
fusion erlse If the tatus quo should be j
changed. !
Much confusion did result during the '
day. In the minds of the railway agent, j
as to what rates they should charge, and ,
among th railway counsel as to which j
court bad the proper Jurisdiction, and j
which should be respected. The rallmsys
ultimately respected the order of Judge
1! cPherson, and did not comply with th
new lawa.
Ajsslstant Attorney General Kennish de
clared taht the Injunction asked by th
railroads was most remarkable. "The rail
roads, said he. -&sk th court to enjoin
th officers from putting into effect tle new
law. Th state mill hold that because of
tills fact th state and It people ar not
enjoined by the federal court and that th
tat court ha Jurisdiction."
Attorney Ganeral Hadley la exrectea her
to marrow to argu the state' aide.,
MrseiB Reviews Case.
In renewing til temporary order this aftr
a-noon and postponing the case until to
morrow Judge McPtierson gave an Inter
esting review of the situation. He said ln
part:
"Here are eighteen cases, ln which all
tha railways of the state ask to fie sup
plamantal bill In equity in the eighteen
brought two years ago against the !
srtat officer to enloln the enforcement of
statutes of 1I6 fixing rates. The charge
waa made that th rates were not remun-
-r.ttv. vt en,fi.r.tr.. ,r,A ,-..fo vr.iA
t-y raaaon of the United tSates constitution
"As to wether tbeae supplemental bills
tnay b filed as set down for argument
th! morning at the opening of court. These
rate statutes presumptively are valid, and
If valid went Into effect at midnight last
night. Beetng th gravity of th sit nation
this aourt on yetserday, on Us om-n motion, (
on tnapeettng the proposed supplemental
Mils, entered a restraining order, restrain
ing tb railway from carrying out tbe
recent atatut until the n atter could be
beard, as to filing the supplemental bill on
which. If filed a temporary Injunction
bould lasua."
The court saoks of today action ln the
circuit court and continuing, said:
"All courts, state and federal, recognise
th delicacy of real or aeemlng conkts be
tween th oeurla All courts recognize that I
other court are ln good faith. And this
oourt appreciate tb situation
"Whan tba forasrolng situation was dis
closed today ecAinael for th railway
moved for a aonttnuaoo for a week or ten
days ta tb an that tn eTtuarv.n mlrht
Tka looked Into. These delays cannot be al
lowed. Tbe Interests of tb public and th
raB wars ahk demand tb speedy deter
mtnatloa of an Question connected ith
tb f orefolng statement as well as all
duastlon conn acted with tb validity or
Invalidity of th rat sis tut recently en
act ad by th atat legislature of MIswobtI "
8T. LOT 'IS. Ma, June 14 temporary
reatratnlng order operative against asTn
railroads onntrrlnaj la Bt Louis mas ob
tained today from Circuit Judga Reynolds
by Attorney General Hadley a part of a
nicrreroettl tnatttute by tlrn to compel the
rallruads ot Missouri to obey tbe Vcent
rat paawnr ger far law and th mailirti-a
freigbt rat statute, both af whkca went
Into affect today. Tb action ln fit. Louis
m as almultanaau wttc a atmllax aotkoa ln
' Kansas City, where Assistant Attorney
General Kannlat obtained a temporary re
atrakiifbe" order agalast other road of Mis
aouri. Klghtaen roads ar conoerna tn the
na'.tar.
Ybe ordar Issued by JuCg Reynolda bar
( dtreotad against the Watsn. Iron
saauntaln, CVttcjcU K.. Missouri Pacific, St.
Louis. Kaiiaa Ctty and Colorado. Mlsaourl,
V n - an Tens', and 8V Lout and Han
iilbal rottda,
Tbe railroad reprasantstJve are cited to
appear bctor J acg Keynoida an Jan 34 to
show .oaua why tb It Junction lanuad
aUould xot b nua narniananc
NcitartthatandlnaT tba tujunctlut), Mcketa
war aoid today at th usual e-oant rata at
l lii, atauoa an oat th city Ocket of
fkoea. Tickat aanu aald they ha b ln
atruoiiona ta davvat from th uauiU t
itant far rata. Many purchaaer of tktk
I e eWmaada raoalAla, boattn tliey cught
obtain rebate tf tba Kuant rat law 1
eventually apnal by tb oourt and naade
operative.
Hsikrr Dlarassai Caae.
When Ailomey General K.iit r learnt
UJa tiiat th rallroada. U rough Attar
feay rraak Hasartuaa, obtain tad an Ltxjuna-
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CorroboraUa testimony given In the ' that te higher conrt would not pass u;m Ererythttig was promtelng. Then came the of severe patt.s In the stomach. The at
Haym ood murder trial at buise to shtjw ;th' matter until after the mayor's term of . drenching and continuous dom-npours of j tending physclan said later tl at the ec
that the story of Uarry Oruliard was true. has expired. ; rain, which has npset every calculation ' reitary was suffering only a severe attack
Letter containing money traced to him i t-'bder th rharter, however. Schmltx. br : rrcr.lA crops this year are below j of indigestion,
m.in i'eiuooiies sicifc. rage 1 1 n rf confinement In prison, should i Ftkr,iri!. However, there is yet hope, for
Mayor Schmlu of San Francisco ordered j
to jail mitnout ball after bis application
for bail had been denied. Mayor s power
taken from hlra by law. rage 1
Attorney General Kaciey of idiasourl
pls shrewd scheme on railroads thai
"'io.i,, 4-ctbi iare m tf enjoiii-
ing them from fighting law in siate courts, j
'"" irmgiiig staxe antl lederal courts in
direct con Hi it and keeping law in force.
rage 1
Secretary of Wax W. H Taft au.ine'.u-
Income, lil a. be was leaUng Fort Snkl- j U' c1v" roverctT'
ing in an automobile, physicians ascrib- Jslrr Orieri Hiss ta Jail,
lng attack caw of ac:uie Indigestion. Mayor Eugene E. Schmltx asked Judge
rag's 1 ' Dunne today to release him on bail until
Secretary Cortelyni deciuea not to j.sue ' sentence Is pronounced on Thursday, June
the Panama caiial buiid anu is coniiiient ' . The request mas neither granted nor
tnai i.ie lesourc-es of the goveinuioiit mill
inaii.ures lor the present. :
rage X j
Bngadier General A S. Burt teatilia.
belore the senate committee that the ;
Twenly-fiith regiment was a loyal body
and
id not le guilty of the acts at- j
tnouted it, t
I Report from Mobile that there is plot I
! to aaaa.smate Vloe President Fairies j
tnd senator 'oraker t th. r..,.i
Senator Morgan.
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'"'Z"" l rn !
RttKrt Of cron exrterta in
aeiierai reooiuun is il per cent lea .'
. . . ,
Jttl I'rHEilt tr.an at till tiZXiS year agO.
rags t
E-mrry Mosber at Huntington. Ind.. kills
Uniself rather than testify in court In
cae ner his father and sister Iciil-d
chii& cf tli latter. rag- X
rGaVEXGBT.
Premier StoUphin of Russia demand
the arrest and surrender of social demo
crat member of the lower house of Par
liament, claiming they are about to spring
a plot for a republic. rag 1
jam oay at i n Hague preceding the tormmi blluot was cast. It wa a written
opening of tbe peace conference today. baliot aiJa wua unanimou for conviction.
Many nation represented. Pag X Even before Judge Dunne reached the
Japanese paper refer to Incidents ot- ! .TT.aacgTm, hurried thither by an auto
currlng ln America ln mora canUou man- j Dlfe warly i.oat men bad gatbered ln Bub
per. rag X
nBaVAtSXA.
Heavy rains ln the P.:ack Hills anl
northwest Nebraska knock out traffic on
the Northwestern. One train lost for
twelve hours. rag S
Katlonal Guard officials worried for fear
some cent pan les cannot com up to tbe
federal requirement. Union Pacific asked
to furnish list of editors who ride on
transportation paid for In advertising.
rags
XOCAX
Newspspers of the Pacific northwest
dicate the continuous ovation that has
"howered upon Omaha booster all
aaong the line. rag T
System of telex.hones will be established
in the new quarters of the Omaha Gram
exchange to facilitate
connections with
out-cf-town customer. rag
Herman Kountse personal property Is
appralaed at ITCO.uai.r.y for tfie purposes
of taxation under the Inheritance law.
rag
James L Pa Hon. W. S. King and l-e
5 p rati en are mentioned ln gossip as jioi
ble uccesor to W. J. C. Kenyon as eie
eral mansger of the Union Stock yard.
Western PTult Jobbers' association
charge railroad practice discrimination
ln making rstes on grapes from New York
and Michigan to west. rag
Two Japanese track walkers at Big
Springs ar arrested on rharge of appro
priating money taken from registered
mall. Far T
Society is playing bridge for sweet char
ity's sake. rag IS
WITHHOLDS PANAMA BONDS
lermsrr Cartelyaa Has Kslf Up His
M la artth Eessert ta
Israe.
TAgHIUQTON. June 14. There Is no
longer any doubt as to Secretary Cortel-
you's Intention with respect to th lssn ef
Tftttnaima. hfitti aetv artvit, t)u iiim
- - . - - m
anach thought he ha defluriery decided and
ainounced today that there I at pre-
act no nurilt.y for such Issue. Th mat
ter, therefore, may be regarded a aettled
for at least aeveral months and possibly
for a much longer time. The g .I0 4
per cent bonds, which will mature July t
next, will b redeemed to full on nd after
that date, th tS0.WXi.oo government de-
posits which wer called from the national
dnpoaitary banks last Wedneaday being used
for that purpose.
Tb treasury werktng balance today ;
amount to about 174.00 K and In addition 1
there Is deposited tn the national bank
about n"LWi.fina, which 1 subject to call
and availabl at all time. This makes a
balance of ttfW COT, exclusive of rtMxi.ft
in nnea-peoded balance tn the hand of dis
bursing ofrkwtra. Tn receipts today for
the present fiscal year amount to over l(3 -OQu.OUO
and the disbursements ta something
wr ISf nf. which leave
rt.OOO.ono. Thl surplus Is likely to be In- did not know at the time of receiving It
creased by July TL the rloa of th fiscal i that tt had bee paid under threat, the de
year, te from X (. ano to $. om. Mt ftn fetid ant must be acquitted.
July X, 1B06. th eurpius waa anly about : ..
rS Wtena. Which Is an tncreaac for the year
of approximately c2t.8(i. Th onlv ax-
traordlnary .xpenditure looked for during
th coming rear win be for th construction
or tn r-anama canal, ror which th dls-
bn-armenta new amount to about CJS0.0O
a month and ur.leas there la a larg and
wholly unlocked for lncreaa ta th ex prudl-
tnrea. tbe treasury will be able to meet
all calls upon tt and atlll Lave a aurplus
en July 1. 1M.
This estimate ex rontlngvnt nnoai a ooa
trnuatlon A the prr sin rate of raoetpta
inc-r tni. r.'.vT..y sadsrarrury allowing
peer ary v fn-te.'vou says ne ooes n.t be
lieve tt would be good a1in tnletratiun to tn
th publl Aabt by tb la f pA4i-
SCHMITZ DEPRIVED OF POWER i
i aycr cf Sao Francisco So in Sane
Only Since Convicticr.
STATUTE KAEXS STCH FEOYISIOS
Paper-riser Gallagher, a Oalmi ef
riMr CaMlttF, Bee-eat e Act-
lms Execettve-
rwtere la Coa trol.
EAN FKAVCri?0. June M According
to a statement rnaoe. todaT bT Acting Ils-
trlct Attorney Heney. Eugene E. Schmlta. I
being conric-.ed. becomes mayor In narr
only. Though unable to perform the C1-
of bis oOee under the law of Cal1' p
Bchrr.Hx. It Is said, still retains th -
A few j ears ago a law m as I ' -n !
the statute books of the stste th cnr-
victed person could not be ousted from ,
of7k;e until such canvlctlon had been up
held by a higher court. As cases more
slowly on appeal, it is considered l'kely
"eTlt there, would 1 unable to per-
form the duties of his oface. Under the
circumstances the supervisors have no
pom-er to oust him. but must select some j
on of their number to act as major oar
I lng Etchmir" disability. As chairman of
i the finance committee of ti e board. Gal-
isr woua ,m n'T , .
, me government practica.ry :n me j.b.hu i'i
i the prosecutors, who. while they may not
i be empowered to Install new officers, may
! succeed In effecting ei'fcnsive reforms in
j m . . . .h.t th
ueniT-u, uwi iitr ivuu in . li... i . j - ....
mavor. like anT other con
wrr,ir..i ,
should be locked u-p In jail. I
Tonr.al application for ball was made by I
Bchmttz's sttomey. Mr. CampbeilL Judgs
Dunne denied the aonllcatlon and directed
lhfct Schmltx be taken to JalL
--alts Fawad Gallty.
BAJf FRANCISCO. Cal.. June 14.-A Jury
iwejve oi nis peers ui u-iar-u .,o,
E" o.ita .ntltf r f th rriTTie tlf
.o- x-. AU...j ... - ,
. . , t n i ti Kt 1 tm hv ths '
Oliver grand Jury.
.Oliver grano jury.
i .
ti, tur retiirned a verdict at 7:K lat
1 The Jury returned a veraict at . .an lasc .
- j
night after being out Just one bour ana tnir-1
aiier ocuia uui jui "o. ....... ,
ty-five minutes. Tliey elected t harle t
C app foreman, and at once proceeded to an .
informal ballot. This mas caat verbially and ;
stood eleven lor convriion one iw ac-
qjltial, Juror Burns, a shoemaker, casting
the dissenting vote. He staled afters ard
U.al he bad misunderstood the instruction
of the court on forms of verdict submitted,
Then the twelve men B-t.n a ciscus.. n
of th evidence which lasted for nearly
an hour. At the end of that time the first
street and were clamoring at th door to
! be let In. They were kept out until th
twelve men bad been brought ln and ealed.
I Judg Dunn took tbe bench at onoe.
', After tbe Jury had been polled and all
i had antaered present, announced that tb
defendant had been found guilty. '
Tar let la raaaLar.
' Th sllenoe was broken ln a hundred
I places at onoe, like a wave draining from
tbe rock. A long-drawn "Ah
ran
through the crowd. Then 'good" cried
a voice ln a far corner, and "good, good."
ucboea another spectator larxner iu iruui. ,
Rudolph Spree I.' Ik. m hose wealth made pos
sihie the whole bribe-graft prosecution, ma
walking swiftly down the right aisle as toe i Hearlac af lalrrstate Casa
, sentence fell from the foreman's lips. He saerre (omnlului.
sank into a neaiby seat a though arretted
by some sharp. command. CC'LUMBUS. O., June 14 Attorneys of
All over tbe nouse people were Jumping 'he Adam Express company admitted to
up now, and some of them turned to tbe gay Bt a hearing of the lnterB' ate Cctmmerce
strangers at their elbow and thrust out
' their hands ln tbe enthusiasm of a loi.g
' looked-for moment, and said: "Snake."
I "Tb heriff will take the defendant Into
i custody pending th further order of the
court," said the Judge, who aroae abruptly
and quit the bench.
Maycr Schmltx at first declined to mak
any statement, but later, by tb advice of
bis
attorney, he dictated the following
; statement to the Associated Press:
I No matter wht th decision of the Jury.
1 which was gotten under most advrs cir
cumstances, regarding myself. 1 st'.ll main
tain and affirm thst I am absolutely Inno
cent of the crime charged snd mill firht the
case to the last resort. I said before my
trial I did not expect, nor did 1 receive fair
or even decent trertmert st the hands of
Judge Iur.tie. snd realising his prejudice. I
msde everv effort to have the case trans
ferred to any other Juflre tn the Biate I
do not take this a a defeat, and the de
cision make me all the more determined
to seek and secure Justice ia another court-
Tb mayor will b a prisoner tonight,
but will apply for bail pend.ng sn apptal
m hen court convene at 10 o'clock tomor-
i row tnomlng .
' Jstx Dtaara CTkarsre.
n. t. . .. y... . w I
i i iie raains mj ut' iuuuc v
i charge to the Jury occupied tbe best part
cf an hour Througrhoul I all th. afternoon,
tb unpreoedected crowd that filed every
eat and nook ln the audlonoe room and
gallene of th cynagogu sat or tojd ,
tight- edged, tens and ucweary. !
It was th sentiment, equally expressed
at both ends of tb long table wh re the
! opposing lawyers aat, that Judge Dunn
rharg wa aa fair and aa nicely bal
anced ln the scale of Judicial indifference
a a Judge chaig may be.
Juuge Dunn, in defining to the Jury what
the law mean by a threat of extortion,
said tt must be such a threat that would
caus a nan of reasonably firm mind to
give up his property ln fear. He cautioned
that a threat ln extortion need not be ver
ba! or direct. It may be unspoken and
nterely tn .plied and come fully within th
meaning of th law. tit etiarged that ewen
If Bchmttx reoatvad part of in money paid
JELEGRAPHERS
I
MAY STRIKE
' Cataaaaravtal Oprralera
I Owrrm bearral A
Co-mu-ttt
m Meaaaarw.
. . -
j yzW TAKK. June 14. Th prmeral ex-
-ULr, oommltte of th Commercial Tekeg-
rapt Vs nniott at a a-aettr.g In thl city
today a trial t levy a ganar I aaei sinwiil
on th mem, i-t a Ater tb ma etlng tba
oemmtttee announced th pitadent of th
organlxatloa bad sent th following tl-
I aatn t th president, f U0 local unions
Ettuatloe may brtt troubl aith on or
ccirpan-. Get ready to -.eat a ga-
ar-l kaaiiaumant. Hot lnc-1 ln lours tmn a-
ciatelr alth iaaar Man an otn-rs
ciaiety a
va-4 W
ota i a wtu i
f i Ujl
-saf-i
,0WA cropsare backward
Dlreeer ace ef Weather Bereee.
Flats Them Mtrk Behla
Laat 1 ear.
Stand Slan
Acreage, this year, last yes'
Wheat
la
Corn
Oate
Rye ......
I-tarlrv
Ftx
Potato
in
PI
M
FT
1
m
Hi
Fruits this rear F'snd now as follows.
Apples. tt: peaches. TT; chemea. HO; grajtca
fcO. berries, 7fc to C
WF" CITT. la.. June J4 -SpeclaU
' today are ail the may from
v r "'nt behind their condition j
v-?lgo st this time. I'lrector J. R. j
of the weather and crop bureau, whs
- k. at the optimistic s-.de of rrvp condi-
Uona aim ays. Is a trifle d.sccnjruged this
j ear. The acreage as originally plan.ed i
this year has every prospect of giving ,
Iowa an Increased yield
Many farriers,
because of the apparent failure of stukU ,
grain, convened oat fields tnte com. with;
the result that the ccn acreage was 109L.
.j, I)(,rn)sl weather conditions from now!
on, as seems likely, the crops may be con-
sldered lettr off In a month than at
RUMOR OF PLOT IS SPREAD
Xewspaprr Resert at ManOe of rima
ta assasslaate Pslrsssk
an a Fmkrr.
KOBII.E, Ala June 14. A special from
Selma, Ala., to the Item says that a man
who arrived here today from Montgomery
reported to the police that mhile at the
Montgomery (Ala.) nation he overhear J
two man of foreign descent Baying that
there was a plot on foot to assassinate
Vice President Fairbanks anil
g.nB,or
oraaer aurini tne xunerai or r-euaur
i
i organ at Seima tomorrow. The bju ,
!, according to th.s story, were com
ltt t0 eima from Ivew Ur.eans.
fELMA, Ala, June 14. The report that
an attempt would be made to asvasslnute formed a stirring picture.. It was like a
Vice President Fairbanks and Senator j vast camp of the world s nations. The Brlt
Foraker at Senator Morgan's funeral Is 1 Sh delegation, twenty-five strong, srrlved
regarded here as absurd. ! early today. Joseph H. Choate, William P.
MGNTGOMEBT. Ala., June 14 Chief l Bucharian. t M. Rose and Charles Henry
i ui roil j Kvi or saia il e kiicrnuDD i.iiaL ,
v . .... . , ... . . . . .!
ue oiBi.eiievea trie rumor ox tne attempt
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V' -r" IT 7ZZ " " '
Foraker. The Mjrgan tram is due to ax-
- ,
-w . i
r)V. ln Montgomery tonight and remain ,
ur in .u oi. 1 'ior-i j lvu.f.ui b.iu j
j.)Pr utltij t,
rr.rr until g p. tn., wnen it m ui proceed to
gelmv
C JRJKERS TAKE
r lm xrmtt fP atrtkebreakera
fteamer Dorki and Brakes
I Heads Resalt.
j
Krw. TORKi Juut. i4.Dls:.rder more
.rifu. 1hl,n durm- th nrorres of
' tb strike marked the end today of the
j struggle between tbe 'longshoremen and
the officer of tbe Tranaatiantlc lines, Ly
wh.m they had Just been re-euiployed.
When Ui strikers appeared at the pier
today ta resume m-ork many trikebreuk-
ers wer informed that their i.rv1ces more
no longer required. About Suv of tb-m
bad been paid off at the White Star line
1 dock and had marched out Into West
; street, when a hundred or more strikers
l armed mlth clubs rushed for thorn. Clubs,
j knlve and stone mere used freely in
th aeries of flfc-hts m hlch continued for
nearly an hour and ma.ry of the partlcl-
pants were badly beaten. Several of the
men were treated by ami ulance surgeons
arid sitores of -others received
mounds and bruises.
minor
ADMITS VARYING CHARGES
1 Ammwam tUnpmm Camaaay Appears at
commission that the company l as various
rates for th shipment of property from
New Tork to Kansas City and Bt. Paul,
based upon th route, and that these rate
discriminate against Columbus In fsvor of
. ch lotto and St. Louis. McLaughlin Bro.,
i horse Importers, through their attorney
stated that tl exprea. company ha been
charging them KSW a car fc shipment to
, Columbus and an additional Jtso for the
; shtpment of each car to Kansa City or St.
I aVtaA.
nnwet- P.T r- nstt nnaen'
CnlUt UULT-Ol Ur n.ll.nUMLi
Brit
at AsBaaaaaar Has Besraa Trip
Tstraagk Isalaa Terrltarr
aa Okla kaanau
VINITA. L T, June 14--Jme Br .
the Ariierlcan ambassador today began a
trip of Investigation U.rougn Indian irr-
rttory and Oklaboma. arrlvirig here this
. morning from St. Lui m-fth a party of
! railway official and others. Later ln th
j day they went to Mvkogee. Th party
l is traveling ln the private oar of A. J.
I - . . M..IA t rf t 'teetscn ava-
i lata.
CQfJEL WREF0RD IS KILLED
wwwvi
r,.-,.t Bws,rllle Baalae-s Man
Uirllj Beeaat af
rtrr alar.
HOUSTON. Tex.. June i. Colonel E. H
Wreford. a prominent business man. was
shot dead today at Bromnsvllle a th
result of a circular bt Issued yesterday, ln
which he bitterly denounce Captain Wil
liam Kelly because of Kelly's testimony
before the ent oommltte which la In
vest .gating tlie Brownsville affair ln Wash
ington, -esse jm.t.Ui. . " -
tain xeiiy. 1 energy a w.un vne su.-ia-
Were af Be C roe tear let y.
WASHINGTON. June 14 -The delegate. - tb. iiv.ip exarx tne nr. riat an
te tt Interr.atnal Red Cross conference I tL lc U1 ty ,vbout
: spent today's session in th diacuaaion of
j,kp,.rs on th peat mork of tlie various
ocletie epeciaUy their struggle against
tuberculosa Th conference paaavd a reao- fpw 6my. go to In veer 'rat the finding
, luti favoring th part1rijieiK.n ,f th Red 1 11 the body of a man Ui an old straw stack.
C ross soc 'let lea tn lite liattle against tuuer- ! took the body with him yeeterday to Daab
j c-ulosla. with particular atlerri-m t re- j,.,., ml.ere funeral atrvices ai'l be hell
! cruits refused admission to ths army and : Mr. Hcfmann positively Identified writing
; eoidier disc narge" owing to their being ' in the note book found on th man per-
1 victim of the
dtvaae.
Baada Hav aaekaw Loateat.
t
j OXFC'F.D, Neb.. June 14. S;ierial Te1e-
rnm e-Tl aociai ctr.test a between the
Vocal band of Arapahoe and thl plac wa
a social event The opera house wa
crowded and Oxford has reeaaa to be proud
both ef It baxid and the mrtamnent of
tit araeata. Tb music; program waa com
plimentary to both bands and a tmiqu
social event which mill be rej-ated in
I Arapahoe dunr.g tn con.l-.g neek T:.e
Arapabo. band will b In atlendanc at
I.. . . -. .. .,. ......
ll- "" "" "
j bald iuXj t, t a-4 4,
TAFT TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL ;
Fell 'While c tarring- from Review cf
Troop at Fort Spelling.
PTC3SAT3TE POISOXTSG IS FLAILED
Taksa Imamaelatel r te Hoar ef J.
Hill. km He Brrmma Very
glek Orel nf d Dnrlac
Fwraee.
BT. PATT, sflrm.. June 14 Secretary
Taft beoarr.e sudder.lr HI at Fort Brelllng
this noon while riding out of the post In
aa automobile. He was brovght to the
home cf J. 8. Kill Ptomaine poisoning Is
ur-cted. as he vu very stcs. at his
stomach.
Secretary Taft witnessed the review.
mounted on horseback. Later he sttended
a reception at the officers" quarters m lthnut
shom-tr.g ai.y signs of Illness. But. en r.-rute
through the reservation In an automobile,
his 111 became blue and he complained
Peor.tsry Wade of
the To-ung Men's !
Crrtrtian association was greatly disturbed
over the news of Secretary Tsft s Illness,
as were other Omaha people who were an
ticipating the visit of the Secretary of
wer TeTt week., when he wss scheduled
to make an address at the new Toung
Men's Christian association building.
ALL READY AJ THE HAGUE
Ctty Oar with Flaa-s af Maay !a.
tloas tsierlras rvelearales
Hold Keaaloa.
THE HAGT'E, June 14 Tt-1s ctty blos-
somed out with flags today, every clvil-
i ised t-our.trv on the plot hoisting Its
, . .
"
over the hotels and legations
clustered about the two principal squares,
while the hotels facing the sea at Schev-
enlr.gen, with their multi-colored banners.
ruiirr anu cinri mn h kij unriuirp
.. . v
;iraveim on xrie same sieamer. i ne
. . . , . . . . .
.Z" " L, V "7' '
:the presidency of Mr Choate
w.r j
. .v.. . .v..
pmi IU me jiin-rurut ui ir.nr, Hit
Enjtch minister of foreign atrairtr will on
I op-rlng of the peso conference tomorrow. '
i propose a message of rree'ir.g and appre- i
rirtfin ta Fmtieror Nicholas, and ln return I
M. Nelldoff. head of the Russian delega-
atitk.n. will move a message of thar.ks for
jthe hospitality of Queen Wllhelmira and
the gcvernment of the Netherlands W. H.
i rtpsufort. head of the Dutch deleratlon.
j win propose that M. Nelldoff be elected
' r tv,. ,,frrr.. it- th. in.
! uf uriLi session the entire delegation wD
i m tour of the Hall of Knight.
: DC PORTS MUCH TCNED DOvYN
...
1 jSMHM Paaars Bet ev a
' ia America La Mara
I tlaas Maaaer.
laeldeal
TOJCIO, June 14 A consular report, iated
May 25. which tells in a graphic but unn
satu.nal manner tl facts connected m-'th
the recent asaaulta upon Japanese ln San
Fmnclsoo. will appear In atl pajters here
and some expression of public lndlfnatkm
Is expected It Is likely, however, that
the papers m!U conform with the official
advice given them yesterday on refraining
from the publication of any inflammatory
matter, as any action in oer-anoe tnereot
means punishment, provided for ln the
pre law.
VIPTUI'
VIUIIM
ANOTHER TERR0IST
slaael Katlaraff, Depaty Cass
aat af ft. Petersttarg,
lliHmt.
BT. PETERSBURG, June 14 Colonel
Kwtlaroff, deputy commandant of the poit
of St. Petersburg, wa murdered this morn
ing by a workman in tb elTi'rslty eu
tmn of the cltv. Tbe colonel wus r-cenly
nteIlCf to orlh DT the rvolu' l.tniii v
' eif-ntis- organisation he recor.'-
' mn . reduction of I'e wort mg f..r.
. . : ...... rrt -
, , ,
j wb0
Baa an "Mlkaae
Rale.
CHATHAM. England. June 14 -The order
prohibiting playing music from the
"Mikado" by the naval and murine banis.
which was Issued at the time of tl .is!t
of Prince Fiishtmt to England, has been
withdrawn.
..,.
TUCK.LK LAbt IrrJI rnULLUj
DeBsrrrr File ta Erllese af Baak.
rwptcy Is Ovarrala Iky j
Cwart.
LEA V iLH WORTH, Kan., June 14. Tt at
torneys for the Unci Sam Oil company
bare today file a demurrer to the evidence
Introduced in support of the contention
that the company ahould be declared bank
rupt. Ditrct Judge Amldon overrule the
motion and ordered th caae to proceed.
FIRE RECORD.
jri from eeaa Story.
GRAND IE LAND. June 14 Special !
; Fire broke out In tbe aultatoriura" of Mr. t
Jacob Winch, from an explosion of of
( s;aaolln and Mr. Winch and his assistant.
Mr. Hon on ware competed to Jump from
, tb. second, tory window.
xjcmji mere aome-
. . . .
ft. burnwJ
tk. e a.., ,r,t
! "-a tns uanie. uuuer cunt, awnn-
bad ths flames under
Hea-Baaa Ma gets la Osaa
GRAND ISLAND, Nb, June 14. (Bi-
rtai v-juWu Hoffmann, m-ho arrived here
son a that of his brother, showed It to be
uch from a letter written from th
locging house of John Martig. Tenth and
Howard. Omaha, on May 14. He learned
from ther that bis brother had anippad
west of Grand Island on train No I on
May 14; ttiat he had not turned up tar th
work an th block aignal system a ex
pected, and that he bad draws his pay on
tit night befor be left. It I believed that
th man a as followed out from Omaha by
am deeper'. cr.a--cter and fte- Laiing
left th train wean cf Alda. h m-as slagged
wttn the Iron belt. Ilia matc h ia n.
Hat a cant was on bis J-ersoti a tt ai-
a eaxriaJ & st toiwi,
,NDICTMENT .against king.cjtj; SHOWS HAND
bnii Jary at Tlerre riles Mertr- ,
Five Different (! Itilul
Baak Wrerkrr.
fiEr.RE. r.. June li ppe!ai Tele-
g-am- The T'nlted States grand ,1ury this
'morning returned in Vnltej Siates court
! mhat Is said to he the longest Indictment
ever returned :n the state, in the chsrge ;
against Charles C. King, f.irrner presld-nt
of the First National B.ins of Scotland
The doturnert contains nlrety-flre d:rerntj
counts, of mhlth five are for e-nlr.ie-'
roent, thirty for mlsapt'roprlstlon of seru-1-1
ties and runda. tl.lrty-six for false n.trtws
on books and returns to co-r.p-
trtller, and the others for frsu!jenl
Issue and putting forth cf certinislef
and clrafta. Many of the false Issues were '
to trtke up certificates of the defunct Bank
of Scotland, of which King had also been 1
president The de'tndant was brought Into
court and through his attorney, F. D !
Wicks of Scotland. aeKed for time to plead, j
and was g!Tn until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The attr'i-rey staling that his rl'ect mas
wholly mltiniut means to pay for a copy
of the lndictnint the court ordered a copy
to be made at government x;wnse.
National Bank Examiner James A. Cltne
of Lincoln, Neb., m ho has been on the case
several roorths. says he has discovered
other cases of misappropriation within the
l"i two Cays, t ut they will not be brought
jtnto the casa
NO BODIES YET RECOVERED
Report that Cersiet af All Victims
of ?Iits1 Disaster Were Famna
la Deatea.
KORFOLK. June 14 The report that all
, the bodies ot the midshipmen and seamen
I of the launch of the Minnesota, which wus
j lost Tuesday night, hsd been recovered. Is
dented by naval officers. Early this morn
! lng It was stated that none of them had
1 been found, although the dredging was con
' tinned til day yesterdjry. ,
I It now seems to lie accepted tn
"mv
circle that the little Isunch was run do
i by a coal barge shortly after the f rail
' boat carrying th eleven men left Dlscov-
tommanoer w imam n. tvans yacnt, tne ; an(J .,r..t B()rifl, at,d that under th nam
Chllhpwle, with a party of Beltimorean j of ..yf PetUhoue. In tbe month tne
wss anchored off the exposition grounds , tlotld ef,nt hlm , registered letter con
a short distance from where the accident Is g rigo to pay his expense while en
tbought to have happened, and according : flLgr4 ttie Bradley murder,
to member of the party, cries of the i tinl Arreated at Ogdea.
drowning midshipmen and sa'lors were poUofi ofllcULl, of &t.n eahiu,hed the
heard coming over th water, though th , U m ,n Ju of fitere Ad,im,
party at that time believed that th noises ! an(J A T W1!,l8,n4,. TlT wm .,ied- up
were made by Jubilant partle returning . . ,,.K!,r r,r innd -Ith fruit and.
from the army and navy ball.
PIERCE IN SUPREME COURT
Prmtdeat
Case
of Oil Company Carrlea
ta Hlaa Cmrt at
Wstklstlas.
WASHINGTON. June 14 The api-al of
Henry Clay Fit rue. president of th Watera
1 Pierce Oil company of Missouri, on his
, habeas corpus proceeding, mas docketed In
j th upreme court af the United States
l today. In this proceeding Fierce seek to
r. v u till w . i rr -ti mm rnun im nra. imt i -
ta.-n,,k.V,(1wi
eastern Missouri, which refused to grant
a writ of habeas corpus relieving him from
a writ of extradition requiring his removal
f rora Mir virl tn Texas, where he Is under
lndlctm :. on the clrae of making a
false afhuuvit to the effect that hi com
pany Lad not entered into any conspiracy
to fix the price of oil. The patters hied
here today allege that the prooeedlngs ln
the circuit court were on an lndicixnent and
that they contained no fundamental rvi-
, deuce of his guilt.
WAR IN CENTRAL AMERICA
artleal Deelaratlaa af Haatllltle
Betsera Mraraiaa aa iial-
vador Has Reaalte.
'BHlJiGTOS. June 14 What amounts
to an actual declaration of wax ltween
! Nicaragua and Salvador mas contained ln
I the reply of President Zelayas to an in
I qutry from Waahtngton aa to his counec-
Hon with the recent attack and capture of
I Aca.lutla.
The answer came to the State department
: toduy in the sl.upc of the followmg cable
gram from American Consul General Oii
vares at Managua, the Nicaraguan capital:
' "I am ofhcia.l) informed that in ao
cordance with tiie Central American union
plan President Zeiayas dispatched munl
. tioiis of m ar and troops in aid of Genera.
Ailara, who is the popular unionist candi
date for the presidency of Salvador. Pre-
ldenl Figueroa oppuaes the union Idea."
i
FEDERATION F0R PUBLICITY
Motion ta Exelade Resarteis frosa
teasloBS af 11 la ers Met
with Defeat.
I E.VVER, June 14 At the session of the !
Western Federation of Miners today some
t the delegates made complaint regarding i
th reports in local newspaper of yester
day meeting and a motion was made to
exclude report era This wa defeated after
a spirited debate.
John C O'Neill, editor of tb miners
magazine, the official organ of the feder
ation, read his report ln whlc-h he made an
attack on the Industrial Workers of the
World and that portion of th socialist
labor party of New Tork beaded by D
Leon. This report will form the basis ef
the fight against the continuance of the
alliance between th W eat em Federation
rf Miner, and th. Industrial Worker, of
the World.
PREFERRED T0JCILL HIMSELF
Me her, at Haatlasrtaa, la
Wawl Sat Teal If r Acs last
Fathar aa Plater.
HUJTTNG TON, In. June 14 When his
....
rima -cum ra utfl in court vesreraav ejmerv
i . '
Moatter. agea at, raiiea to respond A
Mo her, aged Hi, failed to respond
deputy sheriff aer.t out to find htm
ported that he had committed sulcldj by 1
abootln himself. Moaher wa to ha.- len
a witness ln a Ck.se rUrclrif bis father
and hi. siater Nora mltb murd-r, and
rather than fac the shtn.s of th trial
be took his 111. Tlie ister, Nora, tiecame
rysterical on hearing tlie ness arid Its
j efent is feared on her mother, mho u of
j feebi mind.
I D. A. Mther. the father, and h daugh-
tr Nora were charged mitb tli muraer
of the latter infant daug-.ter.
Tara BaaVa Started.
PIERRE, a. D.. June 14 p;c:a'. I Ar
tteiie of lnoorporwlon have ler, filed f tt
tbe State bark of LeKeau, with a capital
of gi.,' lneorjtretor. J-hn DahUren
LeBesu. H S HayTtet. Brentford; J H
Holme, Aberdeen. For th. Parmer. State
bank ef Lowry, Walwor-h county, with a
capital af :.; Incorporator. H. S
haynea. P.fentferd: John Dahlgreen Le
Eeau. Georr P.i.kea. Lom-ry; Thomas A
Way. J H H.ilmts. Aberien Bth of
thee bara ax located on the line of the
Minna pol . iK. 1.U i jraUwa oi U LUt
4 otirt rtvar.
Prosecution Beg-ir. VTcrk cf Ccrrcb-
crstine Orthard'i Storr.
LETTEE TRACED TO TEISCC
It Came from Pfttibone' Store to J.
DeniiaeT
1 .
APAV! AELESTED AT 03DE5
This Part of Testimony Confirmed by
Official.
TELEGEAlt
SEST TO HAYWOOD
A s ea si
seat M
A4amis Was Meleasei
sage ta tefeaaaa fi
m Prosnlaee ta Pvg trt
C'oar af It.
Ha
r.rlSE, Idaho. June 14 Tba prose' u ion
i In the Steuenlierg murdar trial today, en
tering ro earnest uocn the substantial n-n
and oorrotioration of Harry Orchard s tes
tltnot.y. ahom-ed a continuous threaa of
i evidence connecting George Pertifne's
sior In lerver m-tth Crchard at Sen
i Francisco engaged on the Bradley murder
plm Irt!y developed another direct lrn
1 from mhich tt Is hoped to show that Hsy
i mood engaged and paid Steve Artams for
j the same desperat work, and added spe
I clal touches of confirmation to Orchard'
j general store.
I Official of the Tutted Ptstes postofftoe
I at San Francisco and Ienrer produood
J original records showing that la August,
) 1H"4, a registered letter mas sent under th
i came of "J. Wolf from th address of
Prttibune' store tn I e-r ver to J. Iemp-
i sv" at the Golden West hotel in San
Francisco. Orchard smore that he stayed
at the Golden West hotel under an allaa
thst was either Tempsey" or "Hofn,"
: when arrtsted for tresjiass, each had a
brace of revolvers. When released, through
the Influence of a detective, who was a
brother Mason of A da ma they ment
straight to the office cf the Western Union
and sent a telegram to Haywood ln Den
ver. The defense headed off an attempt to get
tlie contents of the telegram before the
Jury, but the state indicated that It would
return to the charge later and further de
velop th Incident when tt has broadened
lta foundation. Th state, through an of
ficial of the Western Union, producing tb
original of a tftlegraxn supposed to hav
been sent to Attorney Fred Miller of Spo
kane and new recorded as one of Haywood
counsel to Harry Orchard befre the latter
was arrested at Caldmell for th Sieunen
lerg murder, but did nc Introduce It be
cauae Its Identification is still Insufficient.
Th state also got an order to oourt di
recting the Wentern Union to produce It
reoords shoming that Haywood aent money
to Adams at Ogden.
Whm Ocden testimony wa Introducwd
Steve Adam mas brought into court un
der ruard to be Identified. Adam' nam
has run all through tlie trial, but ;hls waa
his first appearance ln person. Adams
seemed ln a defiant humor and walked to a
point directly ln front of the Jury and
gared steadily at the mitnea confronting
him.
Adasas ta Caart.
Beside ft work on th Pett!brmeOr
rbard and HaymcKtd-Adam line tb
state produced several witnesses mho con
firmed features of Orchard's story as t
the Bradley affair, the first descent int
the lVndlcator mine with the object of
doing violence, the final success of th
Vindicator plot and the circumstance un
der which Detective Lyle Gregory was
killed Aside from Its fight against th ad
mlasion of all th eridenc offered by
the state on the general ground that It
m-ns ln no way connected with th ac
cused, th defense contented Itself with
j showing that all of the witnaaaes had
bean located and toterviemed oy r"U.wnon
detective, and that they bad bean given
advance of expanse money through Pink
erton agendas.
Mare of Bradley laeleat.
Part of tbe morning session was devote
to further corroboration of th testimony
of Harry Orchard relative to the two at
temptson with strychnine, the other with
Cyi.ir.Jte on th llf of Fred Bradley, of
San Francisco and an endeavor to di
rectly connect petti ban wlUi tb opera
tions of Oroliard.
It was again shown that Orchard hung
around the Bradley bom, engaged a room
tn th vicinity and met tb servant of tbs
Eradiry household H was saea mo-ring
his effect th night befor tb xptosloa
and he wa trace to tb nous again af Ma
ths explosion occurrad
Than th atat by tb racer ef th
United State postofSces at Ben "Trancisco
. V" " " "V
, " mu . J? t ,7
' which wa. the addrea of Pettttione
I store, to "J. Dempeey," st San Francisco.
;n.tatoAS. !
alia used by Crrbard in San Francisco,
j Orchard swore this latter contained TiUO
The defena did but little croas-exam-l
tnlng and contented itself with a ganeral
' .k.-rlfm t 1. 11 th teetimonr
offered and
.t. ,..-,.., ir.kertons arraned for
.
Calklssl Saw urvaare.
L- B. Oulbltlr.nl,
th San Franciso gra-
cervman who
ld?nt ified Harry Orchard,
then ki.' vti as "I arry " to l$u aervant ta
the Bradley household, ma. the first wit
ness In the Haywood trial today. H said
that OrcVard can. to hi store and hung
arriund and sjnt considei able money.
f-r t.ard k.ked questions about the Bradley
housettilj. anked tl 1 introduced to th
servant, and asked Gulbhlt.nl to get him a
room in the ne.er.borhood Guibblnr.l snw
Orchard moving 1 '. luggage the night be
fore the Erafil-y bout,.- ma d-tuituited. He
also saw tt.e fisoned n.ilk.
Oulbblnnl fleecrlt3 the resalt of the
bcur b trrhard placed at th front drKr
leading to th BrsJiey ajtrtmerit. ln Wash
Ir.gton street. Tl. a bc ie front cf the
Lou maa blown out. GuU.hlnnl aald be
sew Crrhard at Lis store th day of th
xpio1on.
Tn defer renewed th tacrlca of yester
day l-y rr.oi li r tn Br!ke out t? e t -ldei,c
L no; c: .n-t-'ing Hi .m m-'th the effena
charged. Ti e mot. on a a. overrule .
At
torney Darrew on croas-axamlnatlon
i v i2 Lbm Ui U.rLlT, u. iM'iXtn,n