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l LURED RD T TO DEATH DEATHBY D T TBY
BY I lOVE LU LUlLlLlI LUlLlLlIMrs OIIF YE lTTEHMIS LETTERS LETTERSMiss FIT
Mrs Gfunness Gnnnesst Victims V ctims Trap Trapped Trappcd Trapped ¬
ped by Her HfllCraftiness HfllCraftinessDIG H Craftiness CraftinessIM CraftinessfDIGUP
IM DIGUP W MURDER M MURDERResidenfis ORDER GADM GADMEesidcnts GAltDENResi
Eesidcnts Resi ents of f laporte Expect 1 C t toFinrMore to toFind toFind
Find FinrMore More Bodies BodiesHistory BodieslIhtory BodiesIhtory
History of Strange Woman and andScene andScene aiidScenci
Scene Enacted at Her Home Com Coming ContIng Cornlug ¬
ing to Light Ltgl1tCJ1Rrncter Character Study of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Murderess for Revenue OB n Re Revealcd Raealet ItOvealed
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vealcd ealet l by y Neighbors oIIibox Who for forYears f forYeur r rYears
Years Had Shunned Htir HtirLaporte UtIILaporte Et EtLaporte
Laporte Ind May Iq SL 9There There te no bet better better better ¬
ter way wa of indicating the th demoniacal demoniacalqualities demonlclqualities emofflc1quaftU
qualities quaftU s now no generally ascribed Orbed to Mrs MrsBelie 1118Belle MrsBelle
Belle Gunness hereabouts titan th by saying sayingthat aylngthat sayingthat
that that when it was announced at nightfall nightfalltoday nlghtfaIltoday nightfalltoday
today that no more bodies had been dug dugup dugup iugup
up in that garden gard ot death on the Gun Qtnvnese GunnS Gunne
nese nS ne place everybody in Laporte was sur surprises surprhie surprie ¬
prises prisesAlways prhieAlways prieAIwys
Always in her lifetime Jl etlnae suspected and andfeared andfred andfenred
feared the woman has now ow become in the thepublic thepublic thepublic
public mind a perfect paragon of blood bloodlust blCHdluI b1odILt
lust luI craft and nd treachery Apparently Apparentlynobody Atp Anparentinobdy re Uy UyO
nobody O Y would be surprised to leant that thatevery thate thatevery
every e lT square yard of r her ie ftftyacre farm farmis farmIs frrnI
is I sown with the bodies bod of her victims victimsMeantime victimMeantime vlctfmeMelLtIme
Meantime where is Belle Gunness Are Arethose Aretboe Aree Arefragments
those fragments of a female body that thatlie UNitlie thatHo
e
lie in the morgue charred past recogni recognition recognition rognition ¬
tion tion really hers hers or are re they tbetthe the remains remainsof rem remainsof Ju Juor
of some one more of t her beclettms victims fJetIIM intended intendedto
to throw dust in the th eyes of the police policeuntil policeunUI policeuntil
until the multimurderer multlmu er makes good her herescape herI herescape
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escape pe
Mystery Mystor Is 1 Xot ot Cleared ClearedThere ClenrctlThere ClearedLbsre
There are so many drcumwances to tosupport toqpport toiPPOrt
support iPPOrt either theory that the case re remains re remains reflalns ¬
mains today ae mysteriof myeter1uas ae it was last lastTuesday JutTueadQ lastTuesday
Tuesday when the murder garden yielded yieldedup yieldedup Yieldedup
up its first grim fruit fruitMeanthna fruitMIDtfma fruitManthnn
Meanthna certain things thIa stand nd out as asfacts astacbrhanl astactsbax1
facts tacbrhanl hard and brutal facts that cannot cannotbe e JlltOtbe rnwt rnwtbe
be explained expl led away awaySince awarSlnca awaySince
Since little Dun Hudson and ad Joe Max Maxson Muson Maxson
son got to work with their pinks and andspades andspades I
spades spad five day days ago they ha hevs re dog d g ap apwhat wPbat upwhat
what bat the doctors s y are re tile remnants reeinan of often otlen often
ten human hoW bodies bodiespit bodiespour I IlWr
pour of them Wit Jit 1 1lilt laj lajpit
pit about tour 1ty byOnly ay s vfyft vfyftOnly it itOnly <
I I1Itd
Only three of them have been identi identified identifled ¬
fled with any certainty The first was wasAndrew wasAndrew wasAndrew
Andrew K Ii I Heigelltn HIiIU a mWdJesged Nor Norwegian Norwectan Norwegtaii ¬
wegian lured from his home botM at Alter Aberdeen Alterdeen Aerdent ¬
deen S Dak by the expectation of mar marriage marriare marrIie ¬
riage with the welltodo widow widowTh wtdowThe widowThe
Th The second was as O C Budsberg an anelderly anelderly 11 11elderly
elderly farmer from lola Wis The same samebait amebait samebait
bait brought him to his death The last lastof Jutof lastof
of the three identified J nttled bodies was Jennie JennieOlson JennieOl8on JennieOlson
Olson an eighteenyearold ei bteenJear < I girl and od the theadapted theadeptH thede
adapted de daughter of Delta GtaRn ua tunasua a All AJ1the Allthe 1 1tbe
the remaining six whose ho bodies bod this tb tr trrinla tar11b18 tsrriNe
rinla little garden has yielded were men menwith menwith
4 with a single sinr exception and when that that1s thatis
1s 1 said sal ia all that is known of them has hasbeen basbeen hasbeen
been stated
statedAH
AH Ten ici Are Slain SlainThat SIuluThat SlainThat
That all ten of these were murdered murderedthere murderedthete murderedthere
there IB no doubt As 4 to the four whose whosebodies whoHbodies whosebodies
bodies were found foa buried beneath the theruins theruins theruins
ruins of the house on the morning of ofApril ofApril ofArt1
April 28 2S there is some doubt Three of ofthem orthem ofthem
them were children of this JJueretta Bor Borgia Borgia Borgte ¬
gia of Laporte Laportetwo two girls and a boy boyMyrtle boyMyrtJe boyMyrtle
Myrtle aged a eleven Lucy nine and andPhilip andPbllip andPhilip
Philip five In the identity of the fourth fourthlies fourthlies fourthlies
lies the solution of t the problem problemMurder problemurder problemMurder
Murder urder for revenue only was apparent apparently ¬
j ly the passion that consumed Belle BII Gun Gunness GunneaL Ginacm
ness That several of her victims were werepersons werepersons werepersons
persons from whose death she could got gotprofit getprofit gotprofit
profit in a pecuniary p way in no man manner manner mannet ¬
ner controverts c ntrover8 this statement In every everycase everycue everycase
case of wholesale murder there have hll been beensome bMnsome beensome
some victims who died because their theiralienee theirstlen theirsilence
silence stlen e was deemed more precious than thangold thangold thangoki
gold In such a position Jennie J nne Olson Olsondoubtless 0150ndoubUea Olsondoubtless
doubtless found herself This adopted adopteddaughter lutOptOOdaughtfr nooptoddaughter
daughter was a simpleminded quiet girl girlwho girlwho girlwho
who was known to the neighbors Jlet bors chiefly chieflybecause cbiefi30auae chieflybecause
because auae she did more work than any anyhired anyhired anyhired
hired man She was liS BoDe Gunness pret pretty pretty pretty ¬
ty slave And yet the mistress feared the theslave Utelave theslave
slave lave So the slave died and vs buried buriedin burledIn buriedin
in quicklime in the same death garden gardenthat gardenthai gardenthat
that had received the bodies of others otherswho othersr otherswho
r who died because they had money moneyNot moneyNot moneyNot
Not Attractive Personally PersonallyWhat Pcronnllyat PersonallyWhat
What at sort of woman was this Astound Astounding stoundlug ¬
in lug murderer That is a hard question questionand questfoand questionand
and yet something can be done toward towardanswering towardaDIIWertDl towardanswering
answering She Sh was a Norwegian who wholacked wholacked wholac
lacked lac ed about two years of the halfcen halfcentury haItcentury halfcontury ¬
tury mark She Sb was born in Norwayf1MI Norway Norwayend Norwayand
end came ean to America as a young girl In InMocfo InQqo Inhi
Mocfo Qqo m In uji she married Max l x Soren Sorenson Sorenson Sorenson
son fellowcountryman He died sud suddenly suddenly cuddenly ¬
denly In UM UMTwo 1MTwo IISOTwo
Two years later she married Gunness GunnessHe GunnessHe GunnessS
S He also died suddenly as will be seen seenDeath sennt
t 1 Death De < th sudden and mysterious attended attendedBelle attend attendedBells d dBelle
Belle dimness for many years When Whenshe Whenshe Whenshe
she came to Laporte six years ago with withGunnesfi withGo withOjinnees
Go Gunnesfi nn ees Mrs Gunnass was a a fat coarse coarsefeatured coareefeatured coarsefeatured
featured woman who stood about five flvofeet tlvofeet fivefeet
feet seven and nd welShed about 230 pounds poundsShe poundsShe poundsShe
She had a big heavy head a mop of ofcoarse ofeoarse ofcoarse
coarse hair of a muddy brown little eyes eyesthat ayestbat eyesthat
that just missed being black huge hands handsand handsand handsand
and arms but feet grotesquely small for forthe forthe forthe
the burden burd n they they had to o support Every Everybody Everybody Everybed ¬
body bed who knew her agrees that she was wasffcr wasfar wasfar
far from attractive attractiveMost attractlnMost attractiveMost
Most of her acquaintances desorlbe her heras herf heras
f as repulsive repulsiveSomo Some of her neighbors go gofurther gofurther gofurther
further Moro a devil than a woman Wmanwas womanwas womanwas
was the way William Desslelen put it itand 1t 1tand itand
and he ought to know because bis hlstarm hlstarmis farm farmis
is next to tho Gunness place placeCordial placeOortllal placeCortIlal
Cordial at First Only OnlyMy OnlyMy OnlyMy
My aunt was always a strange strangewoman strangewoman strangewoman
woman her nephew John Lawson told toldthe toldtile toldthe
the police 1 the other day When you youfirst yoUfirst youfirst
first knew her she would be very V ry cordial cordialThen cordialThen cordialThen
Then she would get offish offishShe offishShe oflishShe
She has alweys been offish to say the theleast theleast theleast
least in Laporte Her home for years yearsContinued yoorS yoorSontln yearContinued
Continued ontln ed on Pope 3 Column S SSome SSome 5Some
Some lumber firms 1Jrm say ay times vrlUBooa vrlUBooabe wlUsoobe 11100 11100be
be better and are holding up pricea prl prIccsh
h
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THE THER9LL ROLL OF DEATH DEATHIN DEATHIN DEATHIN
IN THE GUNNESS CASE CASEFeJteving CASEFelleMn CASEFellewin
FeJteving Fellewin u is the roster of bodJes BO far farfound farfo farf
found f d at the t e murder m rdw factory r of Mrs 1rt Gun Gunness Gunneeta Gunne5
ness neeta ne5 IB Laporte Ind IndMYRTLE IndIYRTL lad3IYRTLB
MYRTLE IYRTL SOUEXSON teed eleren elerendaughter elenDdaUhter eletendaughter
daughter of Mrs > In Gunnws burned to death deathin deathIn th thIn
in the Gumesj Gum aa home brcheLUCY homeLUCY borneLUCY
LUCY SORBNSON SORB SON tged red nine joungost joungostdaughter J ouneat ouneatdaughter DfIst DfIstdaughter
daughter ef a Mrs Gmmess who likewise likewisewas Itkew1Jwas ltkewiaaras
was ras burned to death in the fire firePHILIP fi fiPHILIP firePRILIP
PHILIP GUNXfcSS GUNN SS aged fire the son on of ofMra orMu ofMrd
Mra GwneM GIi burned in the destruction of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Gai GUDeM e house bouseANDREW 1MaueANDUBW houseANDIIIW
ANDREW HBLGELEIN aged fifty fiftybachelor fertrlIae futybatheior
bachelor lIae elor of Aberdeen S S Dak tuitar for ftrMB ferMI8 forMa
MB Onions GI II8M1 bend who came to Laporte LaporteJaiwarj LaporteJanlu LaporteJanuary
January Janlu 5 5 1903 100a I9O and disappeared three vwfcs ueea ueea3aer vwfcskter
kter after drawing J3flQO 3Ocfl from bank bankJENNIE hankJBNNIE bankJSN8E
JENNIE OLSON aged seventeen filnteen daugh daught daugittN
tN t r of Anton Olson of Chicago wham rh a Mrs MrsGvMaasa Mrsteok 1ra 1raOvabeM
GvMaasa teok to alas vltea eight years 8US of ofage ofa ofOLE
age a
ageOLE
OLE 014 B BUDSBERG who came from fromIota fromJoIa frernlola
Iota Wk about a year ago in answer to toa toa toa
a matriiwatel mairim rnatr nenisl l adratfceoynt adrertJ5e nt aad wbe he drew drewJl drewfrem drewL5O
Jl L5O DO fi horn m t6 borne bask baakUaUwttiM 1MaIlLU baskUnitlintifiM
UaUwttiM U l body headless of a raman ramansupposed ImnADMIfPtSed wetmamicesed
supposed at that to be Mrs GtiffittM Ou telt teltwfciab ttwld t twhi
wfciab wld nay rne be th tile body of a tlqtlm glaced glacedto J ared aredto ed edto
to delede InTestieaton InTestieatonUnidentified Ine5U fnTettigutonUnklaufteed tOlB tOlBUBdetfliled
Unidentified skeleton doabtkta that of f a aman aman arnan
man manDHWeatifled manU <
DHWeatifled U aU cd skeleton supposedly that of ofa ofa ofa
a woman discerned dlio T in sama HD 9 spot as abate abateUaWaHtifl abeuUaUdaUfitd sinceUnMeatiflid
UaUdaUfitd UaWaHtifl d bedy sax ex undetermined undeterminedfwod 1IooetenntedflMlDd undeteenisedfeend
fwod in a Uweefoet hole beteUBWeattfled holeUBWe hoeUnIdeaUfid
UBWeattfled UBWe Ufted bode s HX undetermined wasIad wasfeend was wasfwad
fwad in the the Mme hole holeUnidentified holeUaldenUt1ed holeUnidentified
Unidentified body bed sex undetermined wu wufMBd s sIlid
fMBd ia the same Hm hole holeU holethttdettatd holeUidestlfied
U thttdettatd M itied body dismembered Mlppe seipeasedto pp d dto wd wdto
to be that of a man fwm earn Chicago totted fWDdbteg fOtt fOttbtag tottedlylag
bteg face downward dGnmudin in hxsbm tax buried te been bwaIK 1MIn1let beenlot
IK X XUnidentified <
letUnldllfttiW
Unidentified body pawlMf scan of middle middleag middleaPt rnlddleage
aPt ag T Jt1C8t9nd corered from barnyard b fI 0mT craTe hi ad adraaetd adTaaoed adasasd
raaetd asasd state of d disintegration dblnupa6oUnldeetiied disintegrationUntdeatkd tntesrftOoa tntesrftOoaUnidefitifted
Unidefitifted body probably ably womaa FoaaH takes UkeeTrith bte1rlth takeswith
with two oUters from the saute grace ifBCFmES gracePIBES greiePIKES
PIKES NEEDED AT PINE KNOT KNOTWeather KNOTVeather KNOTWeather
Weather 011 Green G cen Mountain More MorelilUe MoreLIIe Iore IoreLike
Like Winter Than May 3InyScottsville JIn JInSeottsvJUe MayScottsvftle
Scottsville Va May 9 9uRound Round Top Topthe Toptn8 Topthe
the estate of t Joseph WHmor tImor is the themaces tbemooca themecca
maces of the White House party on this thistheir thistheir thistheir
their last excursion to the Albemarle Albemarlewoods AlbeMarleWftOOS Albemarlewoodk
woods woodsAlthough WftOOS WftOOSAIUtough woodkAlthough
Although Uje President amiJohn Bur Burroughs BurroUgM Burroughe ¬
roughs drove over to this point yostsrday yostsrdayaccompanied 1oslrdllYaeeompanled yosteedsyaccompanied
accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt Roosevoltand Roosevoltand1oseph and andJosef andJoseplt
Josef 1oseph Wllmer tin hourseback hourseb ck they were wereU ivoceall j jall
all U ready for another jaunt J unt this morning merntngThe morningThe j jTha
The three thre visitors left for Hound Top Topthis Topthis Topthis
this mornjng In a carriage accompanied accompaniedby
by Mr WArner and attended by Dick Mc Mcbaniel MeDlUtlel McDaniel
baniel Daniel on horseback The party will in at attend attend attend ¬
tend divine service at Christ Church to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow
morrow morning It ia the u uaual ual al habit of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the President to attend these services serviceswhen serv1ee8hen svlceswhen
when hen at Pine Knot over Sunday SundR SundRThe SundayThe j jTh
Th The Presidential breakfast broaktlUlt was cooked cookedat cook8dat cookedat
at Plain IaIn Dealing this morning r hg and sent sentover sentover sentover
over ta Pine Knot Knot where It was served servedat servedat d dat
at 10 oclock oclockFires ocloekFires oclockFires
Fires were found not to be uncomforta uncomfortable uncomfoptabl uncomlortable ¬
ble bl at the ledge today tho weather weatherMYOr weatherMYOrIftg savor savoring saorlug ¬
lug mere Hre of ofPenirc Faljnii F6ttru th Utfln m May MayHESROfiSGlJARDBDlRDiMOB l1 MBand T TN
HESROfiSGlJARDBDlRDiMOB HESROfiSGlJARDBDlRDiMOBRand N GR is GU RDEDFRUi B BRand
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Rand Convicted of Assault in inDanger inDanger inDanger
Danger of Lynching LynchingDeimtic LynchingDCI1UtICA LynchingDeputlea
Deimtic Around Jail nt Prince PrinceFred PrIncel PrinceFrtricricktown
Fred l Frtricricktown relerlcktoUn erickt own Not iot ot Anxious Anxlonsto A XloulJ XloulJto
to Serve ServeSpecfcl Ser ServesIt e eSleeiaII1te
sIt SleeiaII1te to Tfee VfeMnetew Herald HeraldPrince Hm1dPrJ lieralilPriuca
Prince PrJ Fredericktown MB May Maycitement 9 Bx Bxcitement JJxclt4Jment
citement is high hero her tonight sIno Ar Arthur Arthur ttrthur ¬
thur Randi Rtl Band d a negro was convicted of offeloniously offeloniously offeloniously
feloniously assaulting Mrs Mary Buggy BuggyWard BuggyWard BuggyWard
Ward and threats of violence against againsthim a againsthim lD5t lD5thim
him are heard h rd on all sides Fearing F ring that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the little jail will be stormed by a a mob mobthe mobtho mobthe
the authorities have planned to spirit the theprisoner theprisoner theprisoner I
prisoner away way for a second time Rand Randhas Randhas Randlean I
has collapsed mentally and physically physicallyAlthough phYslcaUyAllhough physicallyAlthough
Although he stoutly protests his inno innocence Innocence mancence ¬
cence he is in great fear r of lynching lynchingThe bnchlngTho lynchingThe
The armed guard around the jail has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been increased but the men deputized deputizedlost deputizedl06t deputizedlost
lost their nerve after a few hours serv serviee sort BerY1M sortlee
lee 1M and resigned as soon as thay could couldbe couldbe couldbe
be relieved relievedTlia relievedThe
The jury returned a verdict of guilty guiltyon
on the first count of the indictment at 6 6oclock 6oclock 6oclock
oclock tonight after one ballot had hadbean hadbeen hadbeen
been taken and an hour and a half con consumed consumed concorned ¬
sumed in deliberation Judge Briscoe did didnot didt didnot
not t sentence the th prisoner after the ver verdict verdlct verduct ¬
duct had been rendered rendered but Declared he hewould hewould hewould
would impose the penalty Monday It Is Isunderstood Isunderstood Isunderstood
understood the limit of the law will be beImpos beimposdil
imposi Impos Immediately after sentence the theprisoner theprisoner theprisoner
prisoner will be be taken under heavy guard guardto
to the jail In Baltimore BaltimoreCUSSED BaltimoreftCUSSED BaltimoreCUSSED
ftCUSSED CUSSED OUT HIS EMPLOYER EMPLOYERMiner EMPLOYERJUner EMPLOYEItMiner
Miner Claims Right to Speak JIll HlaMind JIllI1nd BitsMind
Mind of Company CompanyIndianapolis CompauyIndianapolis CompanyIndianapolis
Indianapolis May 9 9The The novel question questionas
as to whether wh ther a coal company COrtipanhas has a right rightto rightto rightto
to discharge an employe who habitually habituallycurses habituallycurses habituallycurses
curses the company had haf been submitted submittedto
to President Lewis of o the United UI ted Mine MineWorkers MineWorkers MineWorkers
Workers WorkersTha WorkersThe WorkersThe
The Crawford Coal Company was wascursed wascursed wascursed
cursed by one of Its employes and the theoffending thoottendlng theoffending
offending miner was discharged dischargedThe dischargedThe dischargedTheininer
The Theininer miner appealed appealed to the district board boardof boardor boardof
of operators and miners Tho latter de denied denied donied ¬
nied the right of the company to dis discharge discharge diecharge ¬
charge a man for such a cause and the theoperators theoperators theoperators
operators on the board sustained sus Jned the com company company cornriany
pany Falling to toagreo agree the question was wassent wasBent wassent
sent to President Lewis for final die disposition dlsposition dieposition
position positionSOCIALIST positionSOCIALIST I
I
SOCIALIST MAYOR DOOKED DOCKEDHis
1 1His
His Pay Cut flown Down for Refusing Betnlull Itefnsln to toPreach toPreach
II IIPrench
Preach the Propaganda PropagandaLondon PropagandaLondon PropagandaLondon
London May 9 91he The British Socialist is isa isa I Ia
a hard taskmaster The Lord Mayor of ofCardiff ofCardiff i iCardltt
Cardiff William Grossman CrOBimana a workingman werkingmanand
and a Socialist has had 8d shillings of ofhis ofhis i ihis
his munlfloient salary of 50 shillings a aweek aweek
week withheld by the trades council since sincethe alncethe sincethe I
the beginning of the year because ecausa WIlL Wilirlam WUllam WIlLlam
lam refuses to preach the doctrines of ofSocialism ofSocialism i
Socialism on the street earners and in inthe Inthe
the ings parks on Sunday mornings and even evenings evenIngs evenings ¬ 11 11the
I
125 1 5 to Baltimore anti Return Refur
Today Todays via Baltimore and Qhfa o JQ Railroad Railroadworg RailroadFranis
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Frm Franis k Llbbcr ct vO UT It 14 geUIDi I
worg WO aaH are ro outting QttttllUillTl QttttllUillTlo auIIi firlSSfc flc
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CONGRESS LEADERS LEADERSFEAR LEADERSFEAR
FEAR HIS RETURN RETURNTatch RETURNWTatch
Watch Tatch with witIlDread Dread for Pres Presidents Presidents Presiclents ¬
idents Homecoming HomecomingRAYNER Homeconl llomecorniiigBAYNER l1g l1gRAYNER
RAYNER PRIMED FOR AOTION ACTIONMaryland AOTIONJlnrlnnt AOTIONMaryland
Maryland Jlnrlnnt Senator Asked to With Withlioia WIthleola 1th 1thlIold
lioia Stewart Case from Senate cnntc Un Until tintil ¬
til Bxccntivc Gets Back DRC to the theWhite the1Jtltc theWhite
White 1Jtltc Honxe UouKeLeader Lenders Hope to toAvert toAvcrt toAvert
Avert the Threatened Clash Clashtittn O1n ClashtMn h hJII
JII
o i ikII
kII
tittn Rlptblteait R pabneq wWitfarS msib i In inare ongress ongressare ongre
are reading rea llng the all too brief press die dispatches diepatches ¬
patches ptlt h8S from from North Garden Va tell telling tellI tellleg ¬
Sag of the active out door Hf which whichPresident whichPresident
President Roosevelt is leading among the thered thered
red hills hills of Albemarle County CountyEach Count CountyEach
Each account of discovery of awron awronneat a wroJfS wrwt wrwtnest
neat or the flushing of a a cuckoo is tatted tattedwith ea haMadwith
with delight There to no ntent m mottta nt e of a astenographer astenographer
stenographer in any 1 of the reports reportsIt roporn ropornIt
It is good news to the Senate and the theBouse theflume
flume that the President te enjoying him himself Jlmlelf isbnself ¬
self and the t o hope is expressed that Utatn he heand h hand
and 00 his venerable naturalist friend John JohnBurroughs Jo JohnBurroughs n nBurroughs
Burroughs will continue their studies stud Ies of ofbird Ofbird ofbird
bird life for several days to come comeIt comeIt comeIt
It Is hardly likely however that tb tlJi tlJiPresident thiPresident t tPresident
President will remain away from town townbeyond townbeyond townbeyond
beyond tomorrow Senator Rayner of ofMaryland otMaryland ofMaryland
Maryland has received word from the ttoePresident theipresldent thePresident
ipresldent President through Secretary Loeb that thatMr thatI thatMr
Mr Roosevelt will be back than and will willbe willbe
be obliged if Mr Rayner will not present presentany presentany
any resolution for investigation of the thecase thecase
case of Col William F Stewart of the thearmy thearmy thearmy
army until until1lr Mr Roosevelts return From Fromall FromaU Promall
all accounts accounts as well as appearances Mr MrRayner MrRa MrRayner
Rayner Ra rDer is impatient of any delay do1a In this thismatter thismatter thismatter
matter and is not disposed to keep silent silentfor snentfor silentfor
for more than twentyfour hours after afterthe afterthe afterthe
the President arrives in Washington WashingtonInauirr WashingtonInquiry WashingtonInquiry
Inquiry Xot Probable ProlmMeIt
It Is not probable that the President Presidentwill Presidentw111 Presidentwill
will grant Col Stewarts demand for a acourt acourt acourt
court of Inquiry and In that event Mr MrRayner MrRayner MrRayner
Rayner will deliver an attack on the thePresidents thePresidents thePresidents
Presidents position which may precipi precipitate precipitate preelpitate ¬
tate a crisis in the relations between the theExecutive theExecutive theExecutive
Executive and the legislature legislatureIn
In his letters to Senators Rayner Smith Smithof Smithof Smithof
of Michigan and Stewart of Vermont Vermontconcerning Vermontconcornlng Vermontconcarning
concerning the efforts In Congress to torestore torestore torestore
restore to tho army the negro soldiers soldiersdismissed soldIersdismissed soldiorsdismissed
dismissed for or alleged participation In the thaBrownsville theBrownsvUlo theBrownsville
Brownsville affray and to obtain justice justicefor justicefor justicefor
for Col Colt Stewart the President laid down downthe downtho downtho
tho principle that as CommanderlnOhlef CommanderlnOhlefof
of tbo thesrmy array he was supreme in his au authority authority anthority ¬
thority over the military establishment establishmentand
and In that supremacy was not amenable amenableto
to the dictates of the legislative branch branchof bmnohot branohof
of the government governmentAs governmentAs
As told in The Washington Herald yes yesterday yesterday yesterday ¬
terday these letters created a sensation sensationamong sensationamong sensationamong
among Senators who generally manifest manifested manifested manifested ¬
ed a disposition to resent r SQnt Mr Roosevelts Rooseveltsclaim Rooseveltsclaim Rooseveltsclaim
claim to be immune from obeying laws lawsthat lawsthat law8that
that affected the personnel of the army armyTrying armyTryIng armyTrying
Trying to Suppress Letters LettersThe LottorsThe LoitersThe
The excitement among amon tho Senators in increased increased increased ¬
creased Instead of diminished yesterday yesterdayPolitical yesterdaPolltlcal yesterdayPolitIcal
Political expediency had come to the thefront thefront thefront
front over night however and had hadtempered hadtempered hadtempered
tempered the feeling of indignation which whjohthreatened whiohthreatened whichthreatened
threatened to break out In open denuncia denunciation denunoiatIon denunolation ¬
tion Leaders were at work seeking to tobring tobring tobring
bring about an a arrangement whereby the theopportunity theopportunity theopportunity
opportunity would not be presented for forreference forreference forreference
reference to OF the reading of tho Presi Presidents Presidents Presidents ¬
dents letters for It is realized that thatshould thatshould thatshould
should the Presidents announcement that thathe thathe thathe
he would refuse to obey an act of Con Congress Congress Congross ¬
gress directing him to restore the die discharged dlschargGd diecharged ¬
charged negro soldiers become a matter matterof matterot matterof
of public record the Senate would feel feelobliged f6 foeobliged 1 1obliged
obliged to make a declaration in response responsethat rMponsethat responsethat
that would wo ld be tantamount to a censure censureof censureof censureof
of the th Executive ExecutiveThe ExeoutiveThe Executiver ExecutiverThe
The Republicans are re concerned over overthe overthe overthe
the political effect of any such censure censureyet censure censureyet censureyet
yet for the life of them they do not see seehow seehow seehow
how it can be avoided once the Presi Presidents Presidents Presidents ¬
dents defiant language becomes known knownto knownto knownto
to the country countrySenator countrySenator countrySenator
Senator Rayner In the speech which he heintends heIntends heintends
intends to deliver nn tho Stewart t case casewill casew111 casewill
will confine himself to the legal points pointsContinued pointsVontlnned pointsGontlnnedon
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Parts May 9Pubttc PubI1c attention n J k on ongroMed 00Ia engresmed
groMed in Praacc rasce u in America AJMrfeabl by tiylpur tiylpurdare ijjiur ijjiurders ur urd
dare d attributed to women women1Mutk womenA v vA
A bank employe aged sixtyawe Iw was wasfound sfouad wa3fouitd
found dead in his hi house 00 at GcMBfe The Thehead lIteUmbel Thehem
head mW a limbs had been e fe tf jjiwf the thetrunk thetnIBk thetrunk
trunk A servant who was a1O e O 4 mis mistress mls mlstea usiaitem ¬
tress says he committed suicide Wd JIj that thatshe UMlttIbe thetshe
she fearing < she would be acqmefl MeIIHd acewseded a tf Blur nrerderlns mardering I Iden
derlns den him dismembered the tb eontte with withthe witha 1th 1thdie
a the intention of getting rid et f k kija M No Nomotive N NmotJve Nomotive
motive for the crime has been eeiftilBhad eeiftilBhadThe el euthIIMhdThe lled lledThe
The second accused murdtreefl is JeMftW JeanneWebor Jeanne JeanneWeber
Weber W Mr who apparently has a s mania for forsuffocating torau forsuffocating
au suffocating < OCUDg children eight of whom dud dtadmysteriously dr dudmysteriously d dmnterlouly
mysteriously while under her charge dur during dortIIg durtag ¬
tag the last two years yearsMHT TearsJPRGQPg yearsPROQPS
JPRGQPg tINE IHiBRi IHiBRiNIGHT RIVR7NMIIT
NIGHT RIDERS BUSY BUSYOhio BUSYQllioSoldiers BUSYOliioSoldieis
Ohio QllioSoldiers Soldiers Guard Tobacco Tobaccoi TobaccoGrowers TobaccoGrowers TobaccoGrowjrsfrorn
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Growers Growjrsfrorn from Harm HarmTWO II arID arIDTWO armTWO
TWO MARAUDERS AJT AJTKentucky ARE ARDTfTVD ARDTfTVDiCentueky IT RTI RTIICentucky
Kentucky Farmer Open Fire Wthen 1ihenTitrent WthenThreat ten tenThrent
Threat Is Made to Barn His Place PlaceUnion PlneeUnle Placelistless
Union lIe Promised Proml cft to Stop Grow GrovrIng Growing Growing
Ing Weed 1VcedClnHh Clnnh IN Feared Be Betivcen Def Deftwccn Between
tivcen Riders and Militiamen MilltlnrncnManchester JUUtlnmenM Militiamenfaebinr
M Manchester Ohio May 8 IWith With lamp lamplight lamplight lamplight ¬
light signals flashing a on the UurdtentM1Q UurdtentM1Qand thaKenthekyand 3venttMky 3venttMkyand
and Ohio banks of the rfrar as no notices 116tIces nO nOticos ¬
tices it Is declared l night rider rul bands bandstroops bandstroops bandstroops
troops A and B of the Ohio National NationalGuard NAtlO NationalGuard al alGuard
Guard are patrollng the Ohio side for foreighty foreighty foreighty
eighty miles in an effort to prevent a ajuncture ajuncture ajuncture
juncture of the band of tobacco raiders raidersDetachments raidersDetachments raidersDetachments
Detachments of twe cavalry troops ars arsguarding arsguard areguarding
guarding guard In the highways lending lo dlng into intoGeorgetown IntoGeorgetown intoGeorgetown
Georgetown to which w Ia troops were first firstsont firstSnt firstsent
sent by GOV G GO Harris Meetings 1 Ungs of the theraiders theraiders theraiders
raiders sympathizers synt flthlzers are In progress in inGeorgetown inGoorgetown InGeorgetown
Georgetown tonight tonightSheriff tonightSherltr tonightSheriff
Sheriff Paul of Adams County who has hasalready hasalrendy nasalready
already called out Company M of the theSeventh tlteSeventh theSeventh
Seventh Infantry today decided to tosummon tosummon tosummon
summon two more oompanlos Ho He com communicated communootod cornSmuntoetted ¬
municated his formal request to tq tt Gov GovHarris GovHarris GovHarris
Harris today todayNearly todayNoorly todayNearly
Nearly a thousand sympathizers of the thetobacco thetohacco thetobacco
tobacco raiders wont from Adams A ams Coun County County County ¬
ty to Georgetown tonight A A clash Is Isfeared 18feared Isfeared
feared
Two Mght Ight Riders Killed KilledLexington KilledLexington KilledLexington
Lexington Ky May 9 9InformaUon 9InformaUonfrom 9InformaUonfrom Information Informationfrom
from Madison County tonight says that thattwo thattwonlgbt thattwo
two twonlgbt night rldors have been killed kilI d and andthe dudthe nd ndthe
the arm of a third was blown off by the thedischarge thedlsoharge thedischarge
discharge of a shotgun in an attack attackby attackby attackby
by the tobacco raiders on a planter planterAll planterAll planterAll
All names are withheld withheldj wIthheldO withheldAoeordtag
j According O to report the planter opened openedfife openedfire Qpenedflie
fife flie on the raiders when they attempted attemptedto
to destroy his plant bed following his hisrefusal hisrefusal hisrefusal
refusal to stop growing tobacco tobaccoTwo tobaccoTwo tobaccoTwo
Two of tho raiders fell dead and the thewounded thlwounded thewounded
wounded man was carried off by his hiscompanions hiscompanions hi hicompanions
companions companionsMDnnSMEtf companionsMINUTEMEN companionsMINUTiN
I
MINUTEMEN MINUTiN ORGANIZED ORGANIZEDDeputy ORGANIZEDDeputy ORGANIZEDDeputy
Deputy Sheriffs Sworn in to Protect ProtectIndiana ProtectIndiana ProtectIndians
Indiana Tolmoeo Growers GrowersInBianapolis GrowersInl1lanapolfs GrowersIndianapolis
Indianapolis May 9 9AdJt Adjt Gen Gen Perry Perryof Ferryof Perryof
of the th Indiana National Guard has just justcompeted Justcomproted justcompretod
competed a a tour of the tobacco counties countiesof countiesof countiesof
of southern Indiana Indiana and has notified tho thosheriffs thosherIffs thosheriffs
sheriffs to swear SWO in 500 OO deputies to act ac as asminute asminute asminute
minute mona to prevent night riders ridersfrom ridersfrom ridersfrom
from interfering with tobaooo growers growersHe growerst growersHe growersHe t
He also told the farmers that Gov GovHandy GovHandy CoyHandy
Handy Is ready to order out the h militia militiaIf
If a necessity exists and that thlt they will willbe willbe willbe
be protected In making makin their thei tobacco tobaccocrops tObac tobaccocrops o ocrops
crops regardless regardlessof of oost to the State StateBaltimore Statennl StateIhallimore
Baltimore nnl tlUore and Return 125 125Baltimore t 125Baltimore 5 5Dnlthnoro
Baltimore and andOlalo Ohio R R R REvery n nEvery flEvery
Every Saturday and Sunday All Ad trains
both ways wa both bothLdaJS days except Royal Lim ¬
ited City l offices offices 1417 G st at and 619 Pa Paave Pa Paave Paave
ave aveBoards avepoard aveJhoards
Boards drcsseij f2 3 fl fLGii ll3 RJ pep 160 feet feetpraa feetran feetca
praa ran ca iJbbey JJbbef ZAb1e P q6U1 or6th ft t t and nd N Tram Yrav
COMMITS SUICIDE SUICIDEAT SIIICIDEAT
AT WEDDING HOUR HOURWilliams HOURTillian1s 1101111Yi11iams
Williams Prospective Bride BrideWaiting B BrideWaiting 1ide 1ideVl
Waiting Vl aiting at the Church ChurchIOST ChurchLOST ChurchLOST
LOST MUCH MONEY IN COTTON COTTONAnptinl COTTONNuptial COTTONXuptlnl
Nuptial Party Pnrt Gathered nt Cathedral CathedralfojL Cathedralfo
fojL 10 Cof CorotnnnyCvoentarftn ntonj mnnTCtnnn GvAOrnnntnit An W Wrled Wos WosTied V r rrled
rled by Delay Dcla Calls Up Bride Brldeffroomi Bridegroom Bridegrooms
groom Residence When Maid 3IafdThere 3IaJdThere MaidThere
There Makes Gremsome Discovery DiscoveryNtw DillcoveryNwly Discoveryovk
Ntw Nwly ovk ila Y Xa jg c 9Casgkt Ceaighjt Ceu tltiJt in the big bigslurrp bfgI bigihtr
I slurrp ihtr In cotton cotton twe t iG weeks ekl ago when whenthe whenthe whenthe
the firm of tf A A McIntyre Co went to tothe tothe tothe
the wall WILlI Isaac Frasier Fra Williams a solici solicitor soIIdtor soUcitot ¬
tor for the Fidelity and Casualty Com Company Compcmy Cornpsaty ¬
pany and formerly a cotton broker com committed committed cornmitted ¬
mitted suicide today while his fiancee fianceeand fianceeand fianceeand
and twentyftv guests were ere waiting for forhim forhim forhim
him to appear in the crypt of the tb Cathe Cathedral Cathodrat Catliedm1 ¬
drat of ofS1 St John the Divine where whe he hewas hei88 hewas
was to have been married marriedLittle m marriedLittle rrled rrledLittle
Little is known Rare Rare of Mr Williams WilliamsA
A vr wk k ago a notice JIOtJ wan wa Inserted in the thenewspapers thonewspttpers thenewspapers
newspapers a1IQOuMi anuostieiflW nnoun ing that on on > n May 9 9he 9he 9be
he and Miss Emma R R Arnold rnoW daughter daughterof
of Mrs rrs Sllzabflth Bltzab lizabathA th A Arnold of this city citywouM citywouhi citywould
would be married marriedAbOHt marrleclAho marriedAbost
AbOHt Aho t thr three e wseks ago Mr Williams Williamswent WlJUamowent Williamswent
went to the home of Dr W r A A Stoweil to tobe tobe tobe
be treated for a severe Attack ttack of grip The Thedoctor Thedoetor Thedoctor
doctor had Mr WUHams take a room on onthe ontho onthe
the second floor of the th house houseAVcddlnjr houeeTcdtUng honesWedding
Wedding Party tt nt Church ChnrchUp ChurchUp ChurchTJp
Up at the tome of Mine 11 Arnold all allpreparations aUpreparalons allpreparations
preparations for the wedding had h d been beenmade beenld beansnide
made ld Mrs Arnold rnold her daughter dlUlgbt and andson andson andson
son left shortly shortl before 1 oclock and went wentover wentoor wentover
over to the cathedral There they were werejoined werejoined werejoined
joined by the guests g and a Mr Graham Grahamwho Grahamwho Grahamwho
who was to have IMVebeen bav bean Mr Williams best bestman bestmtn bestman
man manThe mtnThe manThe
The wedding was to have boon cele celebrated celebrated colebrated ¬
brated at 1 oclock When the hour came cameand camoand cameand
and Mr Williams had not put in an ap appearance appearance appoarance ¬
pearance Mr Graham became nervous nervousHR nenousHe nervousHa
HR went outside to a telephone and andcalled andcalled andCalled
called Dr Stowells house A maid an answered answered answered ¬
swered the telephone telephoneGraham tolophoneGrabamlnqulrod telephoneGraham
Graham Grabamlnqulrod inquired regarding the where whereabouts wbre wbrellbo whreabOstS ¬
abouts llbo s of Williams She went to Williams Williamsroom Williamsroom Williamsroom
room and found him lying across the bed bedwith bedwith bedwith
with a revolver on the floor by the side sideof sideof sideof
of the bed bedGraham bedGraham bedGraham
Graham returned first to the cathedral cathedraland cathedraland cathedraland
and told tho guests gU6surthe the th wadding would wouldhave wouldhan wouldhave
have to bo delayed as Mr Williams had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been accidentally hurt He then sent sentMiss sentMiss
Miss iuss Arnold Arnold and her mother to their theirhome theirhome h lr lrhome
home
Fiancee Is Prostrated ProstratedWhen ProstratedWhen ProstratedWhen
When Graham arrived and found what whathad wlJat wlJathad wiathad
had happened he sent for Miss Arnold Arnoldand Arnoldand Arnoldand
and her brother who came to Dr Sto StowellB Stowells Stowells
wells Miss Arnold was prostrated at atthe atthe atthe
the sight and was taken back to t her herhome herhomo herhome
home homeWilliams homo homoVtlllams homeWilliams
Williams was about fortyfive years yearsold y yearsold ars arsold
old No reason Is given for his act aotProvidence aot aotProvidence actProvidence
Providence R 1 L I May 0 OISMO Isaac Frazier FrazlerWilliams FrazierWIlUams FrazierWilliams
Williams who committed suicide In New NewYork Newforli NewYork
York was the son son of State Senator SenatorIsaao SenatorIsnao Senatorrsaao
Isaao F Williams of Bristol BrlstolB R n I JDEMOCRATS IDEMOORATS IDEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS IN DENVER DENVERMembers DENVER1Uember DPJNVEEMembers
Members of Subcommittee o Will WillVisit WlllVisit Wll1Visit
Visit Pikes lkc Peak Today TorlayDenver TodayDenver TodayDenver
Denver May 9An unusual entertain entertainment entertalnmtmt entertain1nent ¬
ment is being arranged fop the members membersof
of the subcommittee of the Democratio DemocratioNational DemocratioNational DemocratloNational
National convention who whoarrlved ho arrived today todayto
to inspect the plans for the national eon convention eonyentian eonventlon ¬
vention in July The members were oc occuped occpped occuped
cuped today in Inspeoilng inspeotl g the auditorium auditoriumand
and going over the plans plansTomorrow plansTomorrow plansTomorrow
Tomorrow the entire membership of ofthe oftho ofthe
the subcommittee will be the guests of ofPresident ofJ ofPreeidentDay
President J PreeidentDay Day of the Denver Convention Gonyantlonleague ConventionLeague ConventionLeague
league who will take them for a a trip tripover tripover tripover
over tho Moffatt road to the land of per perpetual perpetual perpetual ¬
petual snow sixty miles from Denver DenverTo DenverTo
To Promote Financial Success Sncees
Deposit your surplus money in the bank
Ing dept of Union Trust Co 15th and H Hsts Hst5 Hste
sts Incerest paid on all accounts Da Daposits DeposIts Doposits
posits subject to check Qovt GoVtsupervision GoVtsupervisionClear supervision supervisionClear suporvl8tonO1emr
Clear Alabama flooring 3 uer el 10O 1o feet feetFrank teatPrank feetaak
Frank aak Llbbey Co 6th fit ut and N IE aye ayes
LNDON BROKERS RETIRE RETIREMnny RETIREUn RETIREMany
Many Un ol t Iiti Thiua Unable to MalCe Both BothEnd DOUIEndti BoilsIlndM
End Endti IlndM Meet MeetLondon lUcdLondon MeetLondon
London May 9 9Eloquent Eloquent testimony teatfmonyto teatfmonytothe to totho
the state of affairs li afilra ir in the greatest stock stockntr IJtockfflft stockna1ikL
ntr fflft na1ikL kat In the world is given yen by the retire retireiDfflrt reUremDtt retireittnt
iDfflrt mDtt during the past week of over oyern 300 300members 200members
members n mb rs of the t e stock tock exchange e change It Js 15 s a awallKnown av awellknown
wallKnown v l1Jmown foot that for two or three thfaeyears threeya tMeoyears
years ya rs many of the members have h vo notbeen not notbeen notbeen
been nUkta aklug ktBI an annpProfjch approach to a Hvclhtiod HvclhtiodSome lIvclhdod lIvclhdodSome hlvelhoodSome
Some have not earned enough to pay of office 0 0ce offlee ¬
flee rent but have held h d on in the hope of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the boom which wbl b did not come comeSCHLEY eomeSOHLEY comeSCHLEY
SCHLEY FOR MORE SHIPS SHIPSDouglily SHIPSDouglltS SHIPSDoughty
Doughty DouglltS Sea < n Fighter I gl1t f Approve ltltrUeJI the theRoosevelt theItoosevelt b bItoollr
Roosevelt Itoollr It Programme ProgrammeOmalw Pro PrngrnrnincI r unmc unmci
i Omaha May ft IAdmiral Admiral litany Y who whowith whow1 vhowith
with w1 with It hip wife is at the Wme him of Gen GenCharlds GmrIe GonChezies
Charlds rIe M non a of oftJlts this city in an antaiwyiew anw aninrvii
taiwyiew inrvii w today said he approved apnrovedof apnrovedofPte of ofPresident ofPresident
President Pte tdent Roosevelts recent recommenda recommendation reeommendat ¬
t e tion n lo JO Congress for l r four battle ships shipsand shipsnd shipsnt
and nd declared that the big demonstration demonstrationwhich demonstrationwJtlen demonstrationwhich
which Admiral Evans fleet is making in intht Inthe inthe
the Pacific will 111 have Me a powerful effect effectboth etrectbqt effectbotl
bqt both at home and abroad abroadWILSOH abroadWILSON abroadWILSON
1 1Stable
WILSON WEDS HISS ISS SGHEffOK SaHENOKSf1 SaKENOKStable
Stable Sf1 le Mnnnccr fn tIl < r of A G Vanderbilt VnnderbiltUntied VnnderblltUnlterl VanderbiltUnileti
Untied to Girl He Ran Off With WithLondon TUb TUbLondon 9thLondon
London May ay 9 DFlorence Florence Schenck the thepretty thepretty thepretty
pretty Virginia girl who figured some sometltna sometft1M seinetime
time ago a in various sensational episodes episodeswith eplsodaswith episodeswith
with Charles Wilson stable manager for forAlfred forAlfred forAlfred
Alfred G Vanderbilt was married to toWilson toWUecm toWilson
Wilson in London on Thursday and Im 1mi Immediately Immdiately
i mediately m dlately appeared ap eared with him on the coach coachI coachnture coachVenture
I Venture Tantureit nture nturet
it t was the first time Mr Vanderbilt Vanderbllthas VandorbJIt1uNJ Vanderbiltover
has ever had a bridal couple on this thisoeoeh thisCGMh thiscoach
coach oeoehTho CGMhThe coachThe
The marriage ceremony was performed performedby
by a registrar of Padfiington n with only onlyone onlyone onlyone
one friend of Wilson and two friends of ofMle ofMIM ofMiss
Miss Schenck present
THE WORLD CELEBRATES CELEBRATESJTew
JTew ew York Paper O Own Owned med d by b Pulitzer toy toyTwentyfive tOIT1Tentfhe forTwentyfive
Twentyfive Year YearNew YenrNew YearsNew
New York May 9 DThe The World tonight tonightcelebrated tonightShnWtd tonightcelebrated
celebrated ShnWtd the t twentyfifth anniversary aU IYerHry of ofits DCIts ofIts
its ownership by Joseph Pulitzer by the thaformal theformal theformal
formal opening of Its enlarged building buildingand buUdlngAnd buildingand
and by a reception and speeches in the thecity thecJty thecib
city room on the twelfth floor into which wh1ch1iOO whichl0Q
1 1iOO 00 invited guests gu StJJ crowded and by fire fireworks fireworks fireworks ¬
works on n the j roof which wore seen by a acrowd acrowd acrowd
crowd which packed City Cft Hall Park and andevery andevery andevery
every point in the vicinity vicinityMuch vicinityMuch vicinityMuch
Much of the interest centered in a train trainload traln1Qad trainlead
load of public men and newspaper men menfrom menfrom menfrom
from Washington The delegation in included Included ineluded ¬
cluded Senator Thomas P Gore of Okla Oklahoma Okll1r Okll1homai Ok Okhoma r ¬
homa Mooney superintendent mupcrlntond eupari thndon nt of the cup supply cupplY cupply ¬
ply division In the po PGafofflce poeofi1ce tofljce Dr H W WWiley Wmey WWiley
Wiley mey Charles Cha los P Granfiold First As Asslstant Asslstant Assistant
slstant Postmaster General Hiaehcook Hiaehcookand Hla Hiackcackand CGck CGck8Dd
and FriiiUcg Fi Fnk 1 McMillan m CJlef I r Post 11os 11ospita ptir ptirpita Hos Hospital ¬
pita lorvjcl lorvjclMIDDIES tsonfce tsonfceM orv7c orv7cMIDDIES
MIDDIES M DDIES A ARE THEBESf THE BEST SHOTS SHOTSDefeat HOTS HOTSDefeat IIOTSDefeat
Defeat District Militia Officers byMargin byMargin by byMargin
Margin of 53 Points PointsDo PointsDo PointsDo
Do Their Best DC t Work on 200yard 200yardJlapldflre 200yardBapidlire OOyardRaDldllrc
Jlapldflre Ranse llnnKcLlcut Lieut Col ColRelcliclderfcr 001Rclcl1Cldcrtcr ColRelchselderfer
Relcliclderfcr High GunSpedal Gun GunSpecial
Special te Tk IM Waddsgtoa W eH gkJo HeraM HeraMAnnapolis Html1dAnnapolis neraiiAnnapolis
Annapolis Md May 9 9Tbe The midship midshipmen midshIpmen midshipmen ¬
men again demonstrated their superior superiormarksmanship superiormark superiormarksmanship
marksmanship mark ansbtp today by defeating the thecreek thocrack thecrack
crack team composed c mposed or officers of the theNational thoI theNational
National Guard District of Columbia by bya bya bya
I a margin of 63 L points The team totals totalswere totalswere totalswere
were Navy 232 District Guardsmen GuardsmenI Guardsmenrn
uJD uJDI 138 rnThe 138The
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The firing was at ranges of 309 300 and andI andyarfls
I
I 969 yarns yarils slow fire and 200 and 360 yards yardsrapid yardsi yardsrapid
i rapid fire High Hlghwlnds winds which blew blewthroughout hlewI blewthroughout
throughout the day affected the work of ofthe orthe ofthe
I the marksmen to some extent but not notwithstanding notwithstanding notwithstanding ¬
withstanding this some fine work was wasdone wasdone wasdone
done The middies mlddl scored their greatest greatestlead greatastlead greatestlead
lead over their opponents at the 900yard 900yardrapidfire CIOyardrapidfire O0yardrapidfire
rapidfire range rangeLieut rangeLleut rangeLinut
Lieut Col Reichelderfer er was high gun gunwith gunwith gunwith
with 214 14 out of a possible 215 while Capt CaptSummers CAptSummers CaptSummers
Summers was second high with 213 Mid Mldshipmn Midshipman Midshlpman
shipmn Davis made the highest s score seoreof scoreof ore oreof
of his team 207 207JEFPRIES 2mFFRIES 207JEPPRIES
JEFPRIES FFRIES CLUB MEN IEN HELD HELDLos HELDLos HELDLos
Los Angeles Citizens Charged with withUsing withusing vlth vlthUsing
Using Mails lnUs Fraudulently FraudulentlyLos
Los Angeles Cal May 9 9Baron Baron H HLong 11Long IILong
Long secretary of the Jeffries Athletic AthleticClub AtbletIcClub AthleticClub
Club and Gordon E Riggins press agent agentof agentor agentof
of the club were arrested by Federal Federalauthorities Federalauthorities Fedoraauthorities
authorities today on an Indictment re returned returned returned ¬
turned In the Southern district of New NewYork NevYork NewYorc
York charging them jointly with Edward EdwardMadden EdwardMadden EdwardMadden
Madden of New York with fraudulent fraudulentuse
use of the United States malls in the theconduct theAnduct theconduct
conduct of business businessWASHINGTONIAN businessWASHINGTONIAN businessWASHINGTONIAN
WASHINGTONIAN A SUICIDE SUICIDEMichael SUIOIDEMichael SUICIDEMichael
Michael Gergley Fatally Wounds WoundllGirl WoundsGirl WoundaGirl
Girl In Baltimore BaltimoreFollowing DaltlmoreFollowlng BaltimoreFollowing
Following a domestic quarrel In Balti Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore ¬
more Michael Mlch el Gergloy who recently wont wontthere wontthere wontthere
there from this city shot and probably probablyfatally probablyfatally probablyfatally
fatally wounded Miss llss TIHIe Floranlc late latelast latelast latelast
last night nightAfter nightAfter nightAfter
After shooting the girl Gergley turned turnedtho turnedthe turnedthe
the revolver upon himself and with a asingle asingle asingle
single shot through the right temple templekilled templeklUed templekilled
killed himself Instantly InstantlyThe Instantlyrho InstantlyThe
The girl victim was taken to the Johns JohnsHopkins JohnsHopkins JohnsHopkins
Hopkins Hospital whera it Teas was said at atmidnight atmidnight atmidnight
midnight her condition was critical criticalFAIRBANKS criticalFAIRB criticalPAIRB
FAIRBANKS FAIRB TO BE AT BANQUET BANQUETWill
y
Will W l Assist AJil iIt at Dedication of PolIshAmerlcan PolishAmerican Polish PolishAmerican
American School in Chicago ChicagoChicago ChtcusoChicagoF1kfay ChicagoChicagoMay
Chicago ChicagoF1kfay May 9 9Elaborate Elaborate preparations preparationsare
are being made by the PolishAmericans PolishAmericansof PolishAmericans PolishAmericansot
of Chicago for the dedication tomorrow tomorrowo
o fthe St Stanislaus Parochial School SchoolNoble SchoolNoble SchoolNoble
Noble Noble and Bradley streets Bald to be bethe bethe bethe
the largest parochial school In the world worldVice worldViao worldVice
Vice President Fairbanks will w l1 make makethe makethe makethe
the chief chlo address at the banquet which is isto fsto isto
to follow the formal dedication cere ceremonies ceremonies ceremonies ¬
monies moniesThe moniesThe moniesThe
The school will accomodate iSOO pupils pupilsIt pupilsIt pupilsIt
It cost 450000 4 0000 One hundred nuns are In Incharge InChnrg hacharge
charge of the teaching under the direc direction dIrection direction ¬
tion of the pastor pastorTwo pastorTwoyearold
Two Twoyearold enrold Rose Bushes DtuihellJ Beat Va Variety Vuriety ¬
riety Special SSc Blackistone 14th H HDressed H HDreaMed 11resscd
Dressed resscd picket Iekeu and palings 2 per 100 100 100Frank 100Frank4bbey
1 Frank Frank4bbey jybbey bbey Co 6th at ot ana N N1 Y ate aT Y0
NEGR NEGRO fmGHTENGIRl FRIGHTENS FRIGHTENSGIRL
GIRl INTO SPASMS SPASMSMiss A5M5 A5M5Miss
Miss Clements Finds Burglar Burglarin Burglarint1ie
in int1ie the House Housemm HonSeSHOTSFOR IouseSHOUTS
SHOTSFOR SHOUTS mm s MR ASSISTANCE ASSMEMCEBand ASSISTANCEn ASSISTANCEBand
Band n nd of Young Men Pursue and andCapture andCapture andCapture
Capture the Black I lck Man ManBent ManDent Mana Manfloat
a
Bent Him Into Submission SubmJlJ lon and Then ThenSend ThenSend ThenSend
Send Him to Hospital After Which WhichHe WhichHe WhichHe
He Was vns Locked Up on Charge ot ogHonsebrcnklng otllousebrenklngYonng
J J1I0u Honsebrcnklng 1I0u llousebrenklngYonng cbrenldngYouug Yonns Woman In InConstant 1DConstant inConstant
Constant Care of Physician and and3lay andJIny andMay
May Die DIeIn in Semiconscious semlcons lous State StateMiss State1tItes StateMies
Miss Gertrude Clements sixteen years yearsold yearsDd yearsold
old is critically orit1call 111 and under the con constant consttnlt constaltt ¬
stant care of a physician as the result resultOf resultQC resultof
Of an experience with Yitb a negro burglar burglarwhom burglarwbom burglarwhom
whom she found In the house upon re returning re returninG returning ¬
turning to her home 618 48 Eleventh street streetnortheast atreetnorthe streetnortheast
northeast northe st at 111 M oclock last night nlgfctJames nightJames nightJames
James Curtis thirtyseven years old a anegro anegro anegro
negro was roughly handled by several severalyoung severalyoung severalyoung
young men who ran to th the house upon uponhearing uponhearing uponhearing
hearing Mia MIsIJ Mi Cleroente screams K m After Afterreceiving AfterreceivIng Afterreceiving
receiving treatment 1 at the Casualty CltsaI t Hos Hospital Hospital HenpitalJhe ¬
pital pitalJhe he was s locked up In the t e Ninth pre precinct precinct proelnet ¬
cinct statteii ebjcrgad with housebreak housebreaklag boocabreakIng ruk 4 4Ing
Ing
In Semiconscious State StateAt StateAt StateAt
At a late hour last la night n Miss Clements Clementswas ClementsWS Clementswas
was In a semiconscious condition Every Everyf Everyfw Everyfew
f fw w minutes ah she would go Into convul convulDr convulsions convulslons
sions Dr MaJvera H Price of 7JO aD Thir Thirteenth Thirteenth ThIrtsonth ¬
teenth street northeast treated the young youngwoman youngO youngwoman
woman woman O mw Site SII will l probably be taken to tohospital a ahospital a ahospital
hospital today todayMiss today1Uss today3Iis
Miss 3Iis dements returned to her home homeabout homeabout homeabout
about 911 9 oclock IeI ek and going to the side sideof sideor sideof
of the boose hous to get the door key which whichwas whichwa whichwa
was wa wa hidden there saw the side side door doorwhich doorwbkh doorwIiIh
which wbkh had been left locked standing s wide wideopen wideopen wideopen
open As she peered into th tM open door doorshe doorshe doorsits
she saw the form fOl of a man in the dim dimlight dimlight dintlight
light The man started toward her herScreaming herS her5orsamIg
Screaming S ruomlns with terror Miss Clements Clementsran Clementsran Ciementsran
ran from the yard and into the street streetHer streetHer streetHer
Her screams attracted racted the attention of ofyoung otyoung ofyoung
young men 84 a Eleventh and G streets streetsand streeuand streetsand
and headed headedb by a young raaa named Ward Wardemployed Wardemployid Wardemployed
employed in a grooery they ran to the thehouse thehouse thehouse
house arriving there in time t ta < rwe see a anegro anegro anegro
negro nm through the yard in the direc direction dtltCtion direction ¬
tion of the street Before he could rearh rearhthe reahtbe rearhthe
the sidewalk ha was set upon by the pur pursuers purSU9ls purseers ¬
seers suersA SU9lsA seersA
A battle followed the negro exerting exertingall eurtingaU exertingaD
all his power to break away and escape escapeBefore escapeBefore
Before he was subdued ItUW he received in injuries Injuries Injuries ¬
juries which needed attention attentionA
A telephone message mea ge was sent to the theNinth HeNinth theNinth
Ninth precinct station by b a neighbor neighborand nhborand neighborand
and word was given Policeman Connor Connorwho Connorwho Connorwho
who was reporting from a a patrol box Nat NatEighth at atEighth atEighth
Eighth and H streets He ran to the thescene th thscene thescene
scene of he he trouble trouble and arrived in time timeto timeto timeto
to save the a D gro farther beating at the thebands thehandli thehands
bands of his captors captorsBy captorBY captorsBy
By this time a crowd of several HYerra hun hundred hundred bundyed ¬
dred persons had arrived Threats of oflynching oflynching f fhnchlng
lynching were heard The patrol 01 wagon wagonarrived wagonarrhed wagonarrived
arrived a fe few minutes mutea later lattranc1 and an the thenegro thenegro thenegro
negro was loaded ed into it and taken to the theCasualty theCasualty theCasualty
Casualty Hospital HoepttalWent HOItpltalCllt HospitalWent
Went Cllt to Home of Relative RelativeMiss RelativeIfss RelativeMiss
Miss Ifss Clamsots after running Into the thestreet thestreet thestreet
street and andgtvfRg giving the alarm went to the thehome thehome thehome
home of William Wapte a relative liv living livIng livlug ¬
ing at GS3 Twelfth street street where her step stepmother stepmother stepmother ¬
mother was spending spen the evening After Aftertelling Aftertelling Aftertelling
telling her story in a disconnected man manner manner manner ¬
ner tho girl became hysterical l and in a afevr afew afew
few minutes fainted faintedShe taiDtedSho taintedShe
She wag ras carried to her home and Dr DrPrice DrPrice DrPrice
Price was called He gave her drugs In Inan Inan Inan
an attempt t to produce sleep A few fewminutes fewmlnut6S fewminutes
minutes after reaching home she lapsed lapsedinto lapSfdInto lapsedInto
into a comatose condition and because of ofa ora ofa
a weak heart It Is feared the he encounter encounterwith encounterwith ehcounterwith
with the negro may result fatally fatallyPolice fatallY fatallYPolice fatallyPollee
Police of the Ninth precinct investigated investigatedthe neltigattdthe
the case case and round the negro negrofhsd negro fhsd had gained gainedentrance gainedentrance ined inedentrance
entrance by smashing in the side door doorHe doorHe doorHe
He had then started to go up stairs but butwas butwas butwas
was interrupted by the arrival of Miss MissClements MissClements MissClemonts
Clements In his rosh to get out of the thehouse th thhOuse thhouse
house ha upset a lamp smashing it to tofragments tofragments tofragments
fragments and nearly setting the house houseon houseon houseon
on fire lireUNEMPLOYED fireTJIEMPLOYED
fireUNEMPLOYED
UNEMPLOYED IN SESSION SESSIONNew SESSIONL SESSIONScw SESSIONNew
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New Yorkers Demand 150000000 150000000Aid 1 110000000Aid OOOOJOOO OOOOJOOOAId
Aid from Congress CongressNew CongreuNew CongressNew
New York May M y AThe National Con Convention Convention Convontion ¬
vention for the Unemployed ended eDdedlts its ses sessions sessions seaclone ¬
sions at the Manhattan Lyceum 66 6 East EastFourth EastFourth EastFourth
Fourth street this afternoon afternoonResolutions afternoonResolutions afternoonResolutions
Resolutions were carried calling on Con Congress CongresS Congross ¬
gress to enact nct legislation I Sh IUon appropriating appropriatingl5000000O pproprlaUngl5OoooOOJ
150000000 to provide work for the imme immediate Immedlte immediate ¬
diate relief of the unemployed Harry Hrs > + S SBaker sBaker SBaker
Baker was elected assistant aa delegate to togo togo togo
go to Washington and present the reso resolutions resolutions resolutions ¬
lutions to President Roosevelt and Con Congress Congress Congross ¬
gress Berkman thereupon demanded to tobe tobe tobe
be sent to Washington as a a delegate but butha buthe buthe
he was turned down downWALKER doIlW downW4IXER
WALKER W R ISSUES A CALL CALLG
G A R It Commander Asks Cooperation CooperationOn Cooperl1tl Cooperl1tlOn CoeperntloiOn
On Memorial Day DayJohn Dn DnJohn DayJohn
John S S Walker department commander commanderof
of the G A A R has issued a call in inwhich Inwhich Inwhich
which he states Saturday May 30 will willbe wi11be wIllbe
be observed as Memorial Day DayCommander DtlYJCommander DaysCommander
Commander Walker asserts that Memo Memorial Memorl11 Memotin ¬
rial tin Day should be observed without fri frivolity frlvOlity frivohity ¬
volity or pleasureseeking pleasureseeklngand and should be bodevoted bedevoted bedevoted
devoted to revering the memories of the thsmen themen themen
men who gave their lives that the na nation nation natloa ¬
tion might live He Invites the citizens citizensof
of the District to oooperaie with the vet veterans veterads veterails ¬
erans erads in observing the day dayR dayn dayIt
R E Oliver in 1 Havana HavanaHavana IIRvnnnHavana HavanaHavana
Havana May 9 9R R B IL Oliver the con contractor contractor contractor ¬
tractor arrivod here from Tampa tonight tonightwith tonightwith tonightwith
with part of tho outfit for building a a mil milliondollar millIondoUar mu muliondollar ¬
liondollar highway In PInsr del Rio W WJ WJ
J 3 Oliver the senior member of the firm flrmis firmis firmIs
is coming next week weekPorch wukporch weekPorch
Porch and Window Indow Boxes B6xes of Growing
Plants 250 250 special Blackistones Dlacldston s 14 iiSiding 8 K KSiding Ii IiSIdIng
Siding 10 150 per 100 feet A A big cut crotFrank cmt cmtFrank cutFrank
Frank Libbey Co 6th st ci and N Y ave nv

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