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NEWS SECTION PAGES OKE 10 HOHT. The Omaha Daily Bee WIATHES FOBICAST. Fair; Warmer 1 , i i VOL. XLI-XO. 210. OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 17. 1912-SIXTOKV PUJFX ivm.w nrwv -pvta nrx-rc - " . UlVliiJJ WaV A 1 II V XfcJa i i , " " " " "" 1,1 1 rrs3 S AINSWORTHWILL EETIRE AT ONCE C ;' aswawaawwaw. Application of Adjutant General to Lmto Anny is Approved by President Taft. WILL BE KO C0UET-MABTIA1 Aetiott Taken to Mean Dropping of ' " the Charges. - MAY INVESTIGATE THE AMY Friend of General . Auuworth in House Preparing Eesolntion, APPEOPEIATION BEL AMENDED Adjataat General and Inspector - General to Be Members at Gen." eral State aad .-taborei. ' aate to the Chief. WASHINGTON. Feb. M.-The Aim worth cam took midden turn lata today when PreaMent Taft approved the former adjutant general's application for retire ment. Tlile meani there will be bo court martial, it to amid. . . ' , A congressional Iht-estlsatlon of the tVnr department probably by a house committee appeared today to be a cer tain outcome of the Ainsworth-Wood line and staff controrersy, which resulted yes terday In the relief of Adjutant General Fred C. Alhaworth from office. . WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-A eongres- alonal Investigation of the .War depart ment probably by a nouss committee ap peared today to be a certain outcome of the Alnswortn-Wood line and ataff con troversy which resulted yeatarday In the relief of Adjutant General Fred C. Alne worth from office. - Frienda of General Alneworth In the houss were said today to be preparing . the resolution of investigation, and It wai aid that an effort would be made to have' the erope of the Inquiry ao widened aa to Induce an inquiry Into the admin istration ef affah-a in Cuba at the time General Leonard Wood, now chief of staff of the army, waa military governor of the island. i . Judge -Advocate General Crowder'wae busy today preparint the charges on wnica General Alnsworth will be tried by court-martial. , j lloase Axaeada Army Bill. Meantime the house-' of representatives look a hand In War department affairs 6 adopting an ameqdment to th army appropriation bill consolidating the orrtcea of chief of ataff, adjutant general and Inspector general Into a single- bu reau of the general staff. . The chief of staff would be the supreme and directing head, with the adjutant general and. In spector general members of tba staff. Representative Berger of Wisconsin, socialist, attacked the policy of an ex tensive .standing army, declaring it to be a" "standing preparation tar war. ,. "Texas alone." ha said, "could whip. Mexico I) case of aa attack. If the Cana dian should try to attack us I believe New fork could do the Job." ' The War department officials are busy selecting the court which will try General Alnaworth and In formulating the charges. Necessarily a dumber of retired officers of high rank must be placed on the oourt and the department la communi cating with some of these officers who are not low In Washington to ascertain It they would find It feasible and accept able to serve on thla court, which from the Importance of the Issues Is likely to be one of the -most notable In army history. If may be several daya before I the Issue of the formal order creating the court and citing General Aln worth before It , Although the Issues to be tried are ex ceedingly Important, Involving aa they do. all of the old rancorous disputes that have been waged between the line and the atari for quarter of a century, local officers of the War department do not think the trial Itself wiU consume much time, it Is behaved the evidence to be presented win be principally documentary. Including the varloua orders and reports that have Issued from the adjutant gen eral's office within the last four years and especially . the letter made public yesterday from Secretary Btimson to Gen eral Alnaworth. formally charging him with disrespectful conduct. In view of the limited accommodations at the War de partment the court probably will assemble at the war college or at Fort Myer, The National Capita Friday, Fehrwary It, , The Senate. Not in session. Meets at p. as. Won- uay. -Manufacturers of steel prodocta eon. tinuea to protest before finance com mittee against house steel tariff kill. Appeals for constitutional amendment granting votes tor women made before woman suffrage committee. Senator WUliama of altealaalnel rev ested before the senate interstate com merce committee Ms bill for the regul tlon of Interstste eoroo atlona. Delegation from the American Bankers' association urged the enactment of lerl latlon for better regulation of bills of suing. H ....... The Houe. Met at noon. rtotida everglades investigation con. tinned, new Interest added by proposed prosecution or recently dismissed agri cultural Department orncers. Interstate Commerce Commissioner H. Meyer at a hearing urged wide POW era for the commission. Including phys ical valuation of railroads and supervi sion or do no, consideration of army appropriation oni resumed. Consolidation of divisions of chief staff, adjutant general and .inspector gen eral in oureau or general stair agreed to. Congressional Investigation of the War aepartment said to be a certain out come oi toe Alnaworth Incident Chinese Celebrate Beginning of the New Governmen PEKING, Feb. lt-The proclamation ef the republic of China la being celebrated with enthusiasm In numerous dtles. and no reports of aetioua disorders have come to hand. ' General Li Yuen Hang, the republican military leader at Hankow, who waa ap pointed vice president of the republic by Sun Tat Sen, urges the selection of Wu Chang as the capital ef the republic. ' It la thought In some quarter that ha doing this with a. view to assisting Yuan Shi Kai by dividing the republicans In the south. NANKING. Feb. 11-The republicans In telegraphing news of Ma selection ax president of the Chinese republic to Yuan Shi Kal at Peking informed Mm that he waa second - only to George Washington, who waa the only other president of a republic who had been unanimously elected. HONGKONG.- Feb.. M.-A report received from- Swetow today that the st earner Kum Chow of Hongkong, flying the. British flax, entered that port con' veylng 1008 revolutionary Chinese sol diers bound for the aerth. When they attempted to land the local troops pro tested and threatened to open Are. The Weather For Nebraska Generally fair. For lowa-l naetilel weithcr and r rob ably occasional rein. r Temperature at Omaha Yesterday. Hours, s s. nK. kvbW ?tS::: f la. m... fl . .Li i p. m... s- Mi 5 p.m... ; f Per. ... t: Wickersham Advised Prosecution of Two Drainage Engineers WASHINGTON. Feb. M.-A at Inter. est Was added today .to the. congressional Inquiry Into the Flor.-a Kvsrgladea , by the fact that Attorney General wicker. sham had recommended grand Jury con sideration of the charges of transference of publlo funds against the recently dis missed officials of the agricultural drain age bureau. C. G. Elliott, chief drainage englnetr, and hla assistant A. D. More F. E. Singleton, chief accountant In the department, i now under suspension, and R. P. Teela, formerly, an accountant, also are Involved In the papers sent by Mr. Wlckersham to the local district attorney. J. O. Wright formerly an assistant to Elliott, waa cross-examined today. Solicitor McCabe of the Department of Agriculture filed: with the committee a full Hat of congressmen who had been accompanied on speaking tours by ex perta of the department but the commit tee excluded the Hat The list it Is said. Indicated that the toura had not by any meana been eon- fined to campaign days. FIVEMEN HANGED IN CHICAGO JAI Two Harden Came Quintette to Walk to Gallows While Friends' Seek Clemency. FOUR DIE FOE KTT.T.THO GUELZOW After Bobbing Him, Murdered Truck Fanner Needlessly PBIEST SAYS YOUTHS INSANE Fails to Convince Judge Ehonld Not Fay Death Penalty. FINGER PRUTS CONVICT NEGRO Maw Wha Slew flarenc Hlller derated Deeptte Plem at Hts Attorney. Mysterious Death of Aged'Millionaire is to Be Investigated SAPULPA,' Okl.. Feb. lt-Examlnatlon of the body of William BerryblU. a mil lionaire producing oil land owner, who died suddenly yesterday, waa begun today by physicians at the Instruction ef rela tives who assert the belief that the man waa the victim of foul play. The aged man, father of Antra Berry- bill, was found dead In hla bedroom at the family home yesterday. Sensational developments are expected when the final report of the physician la made. After a preliminary examination of the body the physicians had a conference. A more thorough Investigation waa de cided upon. - " j; OKLAHOMA CITT. Okl.. Feb. lt-WII-t: j ham D. Berryhlll. now dead at Sapulpa, ls a Cherokee Indian. For several years SK I his Income from royalties oa oil lands 3 ' has been more than SlW.Ooa a year. Hla land Is 'in the Glenn fleld'aeai Sapulpa at i and Tulsa, along the Arkansas river. . - CHICAGO. Feb. Ml-Flve murderers were banged In the Cook county Jail to day. Thus more men Buffered the extreme pjenalty than met death for throwing the Haymarket bomb In the anarchist riots of ISM, Two murders caused all five to walk to the gallows and drop to their death through the trap, while four were hanged for the Haymarket bomb throw Ing. Frank Shlblawskl, Emll Shlblawakl. hla brother; Philip Somerllng and Thomas Schulta. slayers of Fred W. Guelaow, truck farmer, whom they killed In cold blood after robbing him. died while their spiritual adviser waa seeking to convince Judge that the four were Insane. Priest Tries to Save Lives. A Polish Catholic priest declared before Judge McKlnley In the superior court thst he believed the youths were Insane. While the death march of the Shlblawakl brothers was In progress la the Jail office bailiff from Judge McKlnley's court sped to the Jail office and aummoned Jailer Davlee to court But three minutes before the' bailiffs arrival the Shlblaw skis had been swunglnto eternity. Laviea reruarn to obey , the summons to ths superior court. Instead. Chief Deputy Peters' telephoned to the Judge that two of the men had been hanged and that the executions of ths other two Would proceed unless a formal writ pre vented. No writ waa Issued and Summerilng and Bchults followed their companions In crime on the gallows. edge Refasea a teo Eteeatlens. The hanging of . Thomaa Jennings. negro, who killed Clarence HI Her. while attempting to rob the Hlller home, came after Judge Landla In ths t'ntted Statee dlatrfct oourt had denied a petition for release th s writ of habeas corpus which eat forth that Jennings had bean eon. vtotad ea finger-print evtdenoe which he had been compelled to give the police fa violation of kla rlghta. ' Jssfe tandls did aot ruts on the com petency of fhe evidence, holding that ths paint If taken to the federal courts at air should Have' been carried directly to tne United States supreme oourt from the state supreme court. ' H also declined consider the evidence of the photog rapher that ha had been asked by the Police to -retouch photographs of AVn- nlngs' finger prints snd sharply criticised the man who mads the affidavit for de laying to -make his statement until the trials and appeala ware over.. The five hangtnga caused many to dis cuss the abolishment of capital purO-th-meat In Illinois M order ef Gwrlaser Bratal. The men murdered Ouelxow on the northwest aide While ha was on hla way to market with a load of aarden truck. Ouelsow, who had been married a little more than a year, pleaded with hla assailants take his money but spare his lire for the salts of his wife and month-old baby. Instead, his slayers attacked him with cluba, knlvea and re volvers. After they had killed him they disfigured his body. They were arrested wane trying to sell Ooelsow's horses. Ths crime waa committed October M, ltU. The six were found guilty De cember It' The punishment of the twe youngest was fixed at lite Imprisonment and ths other four at death. They wars to have been hanged December Jt, but Governor Deneen granted a stay until today. . Jennings was convicted of having murdered Hlller in the latter'a home, September IS. ISM. on being discovered la the act ef committing burglary. 'tfo A Hurry and See Your Tailor!" "6Wn s n A a'A I ' ft From ths Cleveland I-eader. JACKSON. Ky.. Faev 11-A long alum- ; bertng Breathitt county feud, war waa re- ? I: S:::::::::::: Jt i feud war in Breathitt V "V AeMlttVu Ijk SB, s. ... CMp.ratlve Local Iteewrd. ; TliUUfl I I I2 KtVIVtO i. i wit isnt itite iw I ; Hlshest yesterday...... 41 t lowest yesterday II 35 4 Vean ImMWiiM 31 T7 - A -itj Preciplutlon . .) .o Thursday, when John Davidson sad Temperature and oreclDiutlon deu--! Lvl Johnson were killed and another lure from the normal: man wounded ' near Buckhom. about KrTea? formtt?d.7 !twenty miles from here. Ths shooting Total excess since Maroh i im.'.'."" its w" " from sndlta' " along ths is or m l precipitation .S2 inch i cr:ciencY r.r tne csy..rf m Inch Two Former Bankers Are Granted Paroles LEAVENWORTH. Kan., Feb. K.- Charles E. Mullln, formerly cashier of a national bank . at Pittsburgh. Pa., and Clarsnes C. Waller, formerly connected tth a bank at Fort Smith. Ark., are among ten prisoners for whom paroles were received at the federal penitentiary nere today. ssuiun waa received June S. talk, to serve live years for cmbeixlement Wal ler, charged - with using artifice to de fraud, was brought hers September U, HI", te serve two and a half rears. IELDS IS DNDER ARRES Army Officer Who Led Squad Into Juares in Custody. XUST ANSWER FOR BLUNDER sr neaartsaeat Decides ta DmI Drastlewlly with Maa Wis pearly Cssaed lateraa - tleaal Clash. , WASHINGTON. FeV lS.-The War de partment derided to deal drastically with Lieutenant Ben W. Fields of the Eight eenth Infantry, who, In command of squaa or American soldiers, made the mistake of crossing Into Juares. Mexico. from El Paso, Tax., yeatarday afternoon and nearly precipitated an International clash. Fields haa been placed under ar rest pending further Investigation. V. bile the War department Is convinced that the mists ke waa dus to ths un- famlllarlty of Fields and his men with ths fact that the trolley car they boarded was to cross Into Mexlcsn territory fore reaching Its destination on American soil. It Is desired that thla fact be thor oughly Impressed on the Mexican off! dale. Th Mexican gsvernsteat has promised ine tnitsa . mates te protect the ten Americans now at Tlaahuallle, state of uarango. ' Street Care jtaja Haaalag JH. PASO, Feb. MStreet ears resumed running ,ts Juaraa this momlac after suspension of, service for twenty-roar hours aa a result of American ao Idlers crossing Into Mexico with . their arms en street car yesterday. Newa reached Jaurea this morning that Vaeoulstaa raptured the town of Guerrero Chihuahua last night The state legislature at Chihuahua has nt peace commissioners to all parts ef the stats to endeavor to Induce the rebels return to the ranks of ths Medertstaa. Troops have been sent from Caaanea into the mountains after the troops whs rebelled there two sights ago. The troops have orders to show no mercy to tne rebels U captured. The company of stats militia called out last night by the state adjutant General Hutchlns, waa not called to arms today. Flood Damage in Portugal Amounts to Ten Millions LISBON, Feb. it Whole - villages aad parte of some towns wars, wrecked by the floods which recently swept Portugal and whose subsidence makes known the fact that damage to the amount of tie. 000,000 was done by them. The provlnoea of Estremadurs, Algarva. Alemtelo and Mlnhd suffered most Scenes of havoc and desolation are ob served for miles along the country roads. Houses and other buildings have col lapsed, and among their ruins dead cattle lie la thousands. There also have been many human victims. Hundreds have been left destitute. The government has sent M,ul loaves of bread. iO.sw pounds of fish and 10.000 bottles of wins to ths diet reused people. mountain road aad five mew are said to have participated. Davidson recently waa acquitted of the Total rainfall since March 1...H7J inches Iflc!ency for cor. period. !ia U S6 Inches r" murdering John A beer, who Excess (or oor. period. 1KB est knebee : toos d btn htenttfled with the Cal la- Temp. High- I p. m. at M K M Rainfall. te rta frwsa Starless at T V. M elation and titate of Weather. Cheyenne, snowing.. I "even port, cloudy... oenver. Cloudy Dee Moines, clear , podge City, clear..... Lander, clear North Platte, cloudy. Omaha, cloudy Pueblo, clear RapM City, cloody... Santa Fa. Hear Salt Lake City, cloody. oaaia ne, etear.., Khcridaji elaurfv (Sous City, clear. ... salenttne, cloudy L- A. WELSH. Loea: 47 r A SJ ... 43 St bans of this section. He wss friendly with the Deatons, which baa resulted la what Is termed the Dea- 04 ton-Davidson dsn. Ths shooting today occurred within tares an Ilea of Ed Cal la ban's boms. It si feared the trouble ei win brine so further issumptles of bos- . ttlitiea. ..... . 41 . 41 . 40 . 4 CRUSHED TO DEATH BY CONTENTS OF A SILO WEST LIBERTY. Ia.. Feb. M.-Bpeclal.) Harry Rockwood. aged It. a farm laborer employed by George Angercr, was crushed and smothered to death last night when tne contents of a alio fell upon htm. Ths ensilage had frosen In the silo, snd la taking It out It had been dug out from the bottom. When Rockwood entered the slle the frosen contents of It above him fell. Relatives live In Shelby, Mich. GERMAN AVIATOR KILLED BY FALL OF HUNDRED FEET BERLIN. Feb. at Tne German aviator. Schwtdt died today from ths effects of a fall of 10 feat while he was firm ye tarday la hla biplane. The cause of the accident waa the breaking of the ele ven ne rudder. SAN QUENTIN CONVICT RUNS AMUCK WITH SHARP FILE SAX QUENTIN. Cal.. Fab. It-Armed with a sharp pointed file, Edward Del- hantle, a negro eoovlct believed to be insane, ran amuck In the prison yard today and killed William . Kaufman, a fellow prisoner, while William Peterson. also a convict received fatal wounds. Ths negro sprang at Peterson as ths con-, vlcts Hned np for breakfast When Pet- ereoa fel. be fled across the yard, en countering and stabbing Kaufman as be ran. Aa Dementia stood at bay against the wall. Guard Duffy walked up to him quietly asked for the file. The negro gave n up and went to hla cell without resistance. Delhantle waa sen tenced for aa unnatural crime. .Cbleat-s Waaeaua Killed! ky Haadtaad. Mt CHICAGO. Feb. kt While Mrs. Ksw .)) stantla Zamkowskl lay la her bed sleep .04 1 Ing here today, her husband. Frank, shot .00 'aad killed her. Then he attempted aui 0S dda by shooting himself. Taev bad aou. r:rVT!-Tr "mesne eiiairs. nvs children near Alex, Okl.. today. Tba i. " I J. ?'r?'n " caaiag away when flames from eooalna7 stove salts to boaaa waita. Three (hlldsww ImH te Bests. ftmCXASHA. Okl rva s .n dren. one an Infant a mm,th. bemad ts death when the farm honae of Tb.ii i lie. Friend waa destroyed by fire I room were ankaned by the abeua-- ELEVATOR MANAGERS HOLD MEETING AT FORT DODGE FORT DODGE. Ia., Feb. lt-4Specis! Telegram.) Elevator manager attending tne Farmers Grain Dealers' Association of Iowa la thla dty today organised aa auxiliary arsaaisstloa far their owa busi ness advancement. D. 8. Dick of Ha wardea was made president; William Lynch ef Green Mountain, secretary: Manager Green ef Jefferson, vice presi dent A eaaamlttas was appointed in re port oa a constitution aad bylaws at Sosi CHy next year dating the next an nual grain dealers aasstlsa. Ths oommlt- tas is somposud sf Ota at an Lynch, Managers Toyne ef RaJston. Thompaoa of Badger. Daily ef Chad wick aad Olamaa of MelTla. . . . . , American Woman is Charged With Bigamy in London LONDON, Feb. 1S.-A remarkable sequel hss developed to ths marriage be tween Horace Field Parahall of Mllford, K. T., the American capltallat-enalnear, who la chairman of the Central London Tube railway, and Mrs. Ueborrah Jef. freya, which took place at Eltham reg letry office on May S, last year. The woman waa arraigned yeatarday at the Bow st ret police court on a charge of bigamy. She Is vary attractive and appeared before the magistrate la a handsome costume. In answer to the charges, aha said: 1 am deeply sorry for what I have done. I would not have dona It tt my husband had not made me." In a formal statement made to ths oourt she declared that she first mat Mr. Parshall la January, 1311, whan she s presented as a widow. Ha after ward proposed marriage to ber. Her husband, Herbert H. Jeffreys, from whom she waa separated, urged her to marry i-arsnaii tor bn money ana threatened to kill her If aha revealed to Parshall that (he was married. Mr. Parshall afterward received an anonymous latter la which his supposed wife confessed what shs had dona. Thv meniaie waa annulled by ths high court United States Circuit Judge Lanning is Dead TRENTON. N. J., Fsb. 1.-Unlled States Circuit Court Judgs William M. Lanning. died at hla horns la this city today from heart trouble. Judge Lanning was to bavs sst with Circuit Court Judges Gray and Buffing ton In ths government suit sgalnst the United States Steal corporation and Its subsidiaries. Judge Lanning waa a years old. He haa been III for several weeks. It waa believed he waa suffering from a nervous breakdown and it waa thought with rest ha would recover. Judgs Ijinnlng was prominent In the affairs of ths Presbytwisn church and was a member of ths board of trusti9of the general assembly of that denomina tion. He waa a director of Princeton Theological seminary and waa a trustee of the Lawrenoevllle school. MRS. KIMMELDENLES WHITE Woman Testifies Claimant is Not ' Her Son Who Disappeared. BOTH STAND BEFORE THS TURT She Saya Wrltlanj la ths I .altera Hs eat Res Is Kst at All Like Writing st Her Sea Did ' 'et Kaew Nlles Fwant. BIG PLOT SHOWN 1NMANYLETTERS Disclosures Throush Forty Thou sand Missives Alleged to Impli cate Iron Workers. EVIDENCE BITS PRESIDENT RYAN All Defendants Charged with Guilt ia FurtJierin-r "Johs." FOUR BILLS NOT YET PUBLIC Accused Sleti Held Guilty of nieg-alj Transportation. HOW DEVELOPED t Oil Magnates Take Fight Into Court . Lons. Feb. H.-Attorneye and representatives of the Standard Oil- I ST. LOUIS. Feb. lA-Melodrama reached Ita climax la the Klmmet case today, when Mrs. Est slle Klmmel. IS years old. and ths man, apparently St. who Is put forward by an Insurance company aa her son. George A. Klmmel, stood .Ids by aids nerore the Jury, and when, after oompar- Ing them, feature by feature. Attorney a n. Taylor demanded: Is (hat man your eonf" Hs Is not my son.", replied the mother in a hard, firm. voice,. "My Instinct and mother love." testified with streaming eyas and trem bling voice, "would tell me if he (mear Ing the claimant) were my aon, boae of my bono and flash sr my flesh. And I would recognise him.' . Tou feel absolutely, sure, thin." ahi was asked, ' that he Is. as longer Uvlagr xes, i aa sure -my son is dead." no testified jt hat she saw the claimant la the Matleawaa, N. T asylum, and that sbs decided thea that the oonvtct was not her son. Ha was resulatva re. her shs testified, and ha did aot know people In Nlles. Mich., that her son would have anowa. Letters-written by ths olalmant and by ner son were Mentined by ths witness, who declared that her son would not navs written the kind of letters ths en vici nea written. The conviot s words wsrs poorly spelled snd Klmmel'i was misspelled. On cross-examination Mrs.- Kimmsl tes tified that she would not feel morally bound to return to another Insurance company the money aha received from It oa bar son's Ufa If ths Jury In ths present trial found that the claimant was her son. Plan Pension Fund For Aged Ministers of Presbyterian Church PHILADELPHIA. Feb. M.-A nUu. , raise a fund of itt.W for tha aunmx of aged clergyman of ths Presbyterian church may be ths outcome of a confer ence which to being held between a sub committee of the general assembly and ths board of managers of ths atrstanta tlon fund for ths support of ministers mors than It years old. If plsns are carried out a aaw avsiem of insurance will be an assurance against Rockefeller Interests who attended the ' """"J' ministers In their old daya annual meeting of ths stockholders of j " p"u b""l on that of life the Watera-Ilerce Oil company have lr,urcs companies and the cost to ths been served. It wss announced today, with mlBU"r begins his payment about subpoenas to appear Monday and give depositions regarding the me mods em ployed by the Rockefeller Interests in ths reorganisation of tha Standard Oil company. The subpoenaa were served on M. M. Van Buren aad Walter Taylor of New York. H. W. Stewart of Chisago aad George N. Mayer of Kansas City. It Is believed that the taking of the depoat- tlona will serve to stay the mandamus proceedings before Circuit Judge Ktnsey tomorrow. . . , The mandamus proceedings arc to force Clay pierce and hla associates, owners of ths minority stock In the Waters- Pierce Oil company to certify the votes the Rockefeller stockholders In ths Missouri corporation. Herca contends that the votes should aot be counted, and a statement hla lawyers charged that ths Standard Oil company was attempt ing to perpetuate a trust, ' STATE'S STAR WITNESS COLLAPSES ON STAND his twenty-fifth year will be from Sit to S annually. This Is expected to procure tor nun an annuity of IfOC in hla old age. BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT FOR YOUNG ROUMANIAN (From a Staff Correspondent) LINCOLN. Neb.. Feb. lC-Spsolal Tel ogrem.) A double disappointment and a funeral falls to ths lot of a young Roumanian named Herscovlta. Several years ago he and Rosa Rosca berg were sweethearts In the. old coun try. He-earns to America to make his fortune and after, several years of toll waa able to provide her with a home- She started en the etemmar Puu which arrived In New Tork February 1L En route Rosa died and word waa aent to her brother, Israel Rosenberg of this city. When the body arrived todav it waa learned that aot only waa the woman whom HerscovtU had .expected to mane hie wife, but that more than rear ago she had married- another. .'who was ills rival before he came. t ihi. Correspondence Telia A boat Part Played by Local Officers aad ef the Parmenta Made te McMaalsaL INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 11-New diaolft.' cures made la the dynamite conspiracy cases through ). letters and telegrams quoted in the Indictments aa tmpttoatlnc practically all the cfflclala of the Inter-. national Association of Bridge and Struo-' tural Iron Workers will be the basis. It, waa declared today, oa which tha rovers-' ment will seek to convict ths fifty-four i defendants who are charged with cam-' mlttlng sr abetting In si most MS ex- plosfcas. ' The correspondence contained In anal of tha thirty-two Indictments and em bracing what are termed "uncoasum-l mated acts of conspiracy," la held as showing that a vast plot, known to and I furthered by Frank M. Ryan, preetdent ut the Iron workers, and to members of I his sxsoutlvs beard and many business agents, was carried on for six years to' destroy the property of steel and Iron , I contractors who employed nonunion I labor. ' lew Plot Devclopee). It charges all the defendants with be-j Ing squally guilty as abettors. It also' purports to reveal evidence that "Jobs" became tha accepted term to be sent through the mall to designate some place that wa to be blown up. and that grao-. ually the officials of .local unions began I to call ca the International headquarters In Indianapolis to assist by dynamite aad t nitroglycerin In Increasing the expanses i . of "open shop" contractors. Ortls K. McMaalgal. Herbert S. Hockln, second vies president, and Jamae aUMoNamarai became. It la charged, aa. organised ( "dynamiting craw." . Letters are Included to . show regular j feea were paid to McManlgal, snd thst I ths cost sf doing local "Jobs" frequently I waa discussed In letters, A letter from Olsi A.. Trsltmae of thai local union la San Francises t J. J.I McNamara In Indianapolis, after tha Lor Angeles Times disaster, atwting ha "hsiaxf. lanta cfaui would be as kind aad gen erous to yon with surprises." la quoted to show ths conspiracy spread from Boa-, ton to ths Pacifie coast. ' t i Peas Mace ladlctaeeate. Four mora Indictments, not yet made! publlo, supplement ths principal Indict-1 ment containing the correepnodencev These Indictments . name all the fifty- four defendants aa implicated la the gen eral conspiracy and make tksss charges: That, on thirty-four counts all ths defendants are guilty aa principals la Illegal transportation of dynamite. 'That, oa thirty-tour counts, MoManl- gal, John J. McNamara. Jamas B. Mc Namara and Hockln are guilty of lUagally , transporting dynamite, and all the other defendants are guilty of aiding and abet ting them. That on sixteen counts all tha asfsnd- snts are guilty aa principals In illegal transportation of nitroglycerine. That on sixteen counts McMsnlgal. John J. Mc Namara, James B. McNamara and . Hockln are guilty of Illegal transportation of nitroglycerine and all ether defend- -ante are guilty of aiding aad abetting) them. , Ha ad red Tweaty-Blght C seats. Tha wide scope of the thirty-two Indict ments, which contain in all US counts, la due. It kt announced, to the theory of the government that tha defendants' alleged guilt kt equal no matter how small aa individual's personal activity la the con spiracy may have been. Mr. Miller said it haa been determined to press all tha -counts of the Indictment against each of tha defendants. . "The Indictment setting out un consum mated sets ef conspiracy, extensive aa ' It Is, In presenting a mass of alleged ta erimlnatlng correspondence between the defendants." said Mr. Millar, "only sub mits typical acta If we had chosen, this Indictment might havs been run into many mors hundreds of pages. Forty thousand letters were seised In the head quarters of the International Iron Work ers' association and front them the In vestigators chose evidence that we can- ' alder much more than sufficient to prove our case whan offered In connect loo with corroborative evidence of wide extent and varied character. The freedom with which these men put ea paper their . plans, motives and ths working oat of their purposes Is smastng." I.esleltaer Reaaed Writ. DENVER. Cola. Feb. 1A-Judge Lewis In the United States district court hare today declined to hear a petition for the MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. lt-The cot lane country. the stand of Miss Gussls Ryan, one of i- While the etate-e star witnesses In ths trial of her little babe survived and waa bmu.hi '"i nren. lormer acung treasurer! to .Lincoln and la now at tha kn. r k i ox tne iniveraiiy or Minnesota, accused rwotner. of failure to turn over funds belonging to the state, was the principal development today In the bearing. Mlaa Ryan was sent to her boms. The trial may be delayed some time. FALLS SEVEN STORIES DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT ST. LOUIS. Feky lfc-Edward Howard. years old. of Jackson, Mo-, waa killed today by falling seven stories dowa aa elevator shaft la the National Bank ef Commerce building. He attempted to leave the elevator while the doors wars has? easssd and the car wi warfla TWO DEMOCRATS WANT TO . BE GOVERNOR OF IOWA DBS MOINES. Ia, Feb. itFrank O'Connor of Nswhsmpton. democratic floor leader la the lower nouns of the leais'ators last year, today formally an nounced Mmsair as a candidate for gov ernor on ths democratic ticket. . MASON CITT, la.. Feb. ll-E. G. Dona, former secretary of the Farmers and Grain Deal era association, today formally announced bis candidacy for governor an the democratic ticket. 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