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who had ravished s ?
The oath is taken to pn
la these few, brief
utt? : or Tillman has de
.1 his intention and peri I
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sorra be leba law. These at"
terances placa him on the same
plane with the rape lienrl, whom ho
no unceremoniously condemns Per
jury in law ia a felony and murder
Is akin to treason, subject in fait to
the same penali
(To lead a mob after having sworn
not to lead a mob is perjury. To
lynch a man. after having sworn not
to lynch a man i? both perjury ant*
murder. There can be no Justifica?
tion for sucia actions save upon the
?ne has ?harg
??'. al?
nas radi? al s of
\ iitlm of his
own
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upset all that h
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With him and
mild find fifty
would Bpare th?
in the (ase o:
ity-fifth Infantry, it Is
Biaety
d that out of
baadred and seventy soKlalers
BOl guilty.
.?? ruling ?if
: the War Department0
?? Sodom and
Gomorrah if found
forty-asf* righteous p?-rsons and
then he agreed to ^: if he
?ouid find twenty rishteoB
and then he agreed to spare it if he
could find thirty righteous pei
and then he agreed to spare It if he
could find twesty rigliteous persons.
The Bible says:
And he said. Oh, let not the
Ix>rd be angry, and I will ?peak yet
but this once: Peradventure ten
shall be found there. And he ?aid.
1 will no- en's sake
bad Lard ?real his ?ay,
as soon as be BBaBalaej with
Abraham: and Abraham retained
' find
snd ti'
gaUty
? nded
rdei Bnre
if thi?
CONFESSES MURDER
OF MRS. LEWIS
John I iman
in Philadelphia.
vYOYT BKTRAY ACCOMPLICE
l
that I
In a w
rgery
I com?
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iva that
- him.
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and a hai
ith. I
a lance
? I had ? ?
thi? point
abruptly
write
it, ? y"
in a
bar borne
the
which
murder haa ba
rta on
and
of in
wn in
-
drink ol
a char?? liing from thf
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and told where be lived When t
l ith him to t?
the alleged ti.
id him he
was t:
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LOCOMOTIVE BLOWN UP
Boiler Explodes and Injurr? Three Men
Near Pitman Grove, N. J.
\ J. .Ian 1. With a re
ltd tor 10 mil?
I Pitman.
.
rail ? ?
Th??
ill In the ?
Whea :. and ar?
? that th ir d
ad th?? attached fi ala, threat
I racha
and completely tied up traffic. Wm
dow panes in Sewell houses smashed
simultaneously with the explosion.
ami the gaping appearaacs of th<
dows bears mute evidence to itx for????
The thr?*e injured men were found
lying beside the track by the startled
townspeople when they rushed to the
smoking wreck. The men are: Daniel
C. Hand, engineer, living with hi? wife
and family at Cape May; John H.
lake, fireman, of Pleasantville. ?in?
gle; Albert Johnston, brakeman. mar
lier]?. Cape itaj*.
BBtOB is ? ? hurt.
? f??>t and
s pos
albi? tat Mis ?aath may
? at aay ? lean?
?
Threaten? to Expose "Redmondltes."
Dante hsn as ?
the "Redmoa ' tad
would be of greater national ini
than anvi
Irelar
Mr Sheehan r?
b'-itig a f- n, th"
party stopped t Uba
?Redi-.
fight his I -
?
flat ?one
BUILT MANY LOCOMOTIVES
Baldwin's, in Philadelphia, "**urned Out
2652 During 1906.
Philadelphia. Jan. 1.?Th
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were
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Lb any
? ar??
-
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NEW MISSIONARY MOVEMENT
Home and Foreign Department? In
Methodi?t Church Separated.
In J
will ti
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? tWG
depar'
the f?;:
a ru:?
to tie
? ng In
? t in its ?I
r use
PASSENGERS ROBBED OF $800
Hold-Up Men Go Through Seaboard
Air Line Car In Virginia.
Hi? I
train
and I
?
le at?
? riR to ar:
arm
and.
with I
.?
i up th?
local
I
will ?
$7,310.fiL>9 In Penn*ylvania Treasury.
la the
?
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
Organized and Took a Reces? Until
January 14.
gen- !
oral of Peni ? coa?
rtratii
zatioi.
.
until Jan lary 14, t<
com m iti ? TI e and s?nat??
slate I
duriti.
t both I'
? ty Ib
hoth : sad ?ill control ??.
Bl Of i
Will ? r the in
aiiirui Stuart on
January 1". |
The
tion of ?i Mi c?ala, of I aacaa
was the
aablb ms
The for .lohi. M
?????. of E!!:. Thomas EL Garv?n, of
Delaware, was I chief ?
Char!?
dent ilerk. and James H. M*x>re, of ?
Bottler, journal clerk.
Cyra? (? Wood?, of Westmoreland,
was ai-aiii ? lected president pro tern. I
of tl.
Live Stock Markets.
ISI'I'KG (Inlon Stock Yards) ?
cai ? w&*.t?:
prime. S5 ? higher;
prim? | .->tlis and
? nrr.be. %f>^H, vest
ly prime
? m nr>i? h ??S ?? Yorkers, ,
> 'if V ; and pits. J
I Che. ??U&C5
NEW YEAR'S DAY
AT WHITE HOUSE
President's ? ?Tasi a Brill
icint Funci?n.
ABOUT 8500 PERSONS ATTENDED
I an 1
: Mr?. Roosevel
! at the White House was a brilliant
? fun< tion an<l *ns att?-mied l?y about
The n?? -G the
I diplomatic corps, officer? of the army
| an-l navy an?i rcpres?-ntatlvcs of th??
al ami district Boverameel ani
of th He ait?>n?:
veil pave each of hia c.
a rdlal haiidsh;?.
?* the di] -n re
? l?'ft
the line in
one the m? l and
tlielr ?
Ut<-r
: oniy the military
?
Bfj had ?
om.
warm that
'?
- It wa
?
War
?ras an unusually large nnm
?
.
a 10
r.and? and
ed a pai
The
wish
-
A pretty lit*
? iving
party an1
th?? blu?'
r
chll
t the
and
?vit r? ?
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r? at
I.
Japanese
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It's children.
:
ral hours
I
SHOT CEAD ON NEW YEAR'S
Wilke?-Barre IVan - Victim of Reek?
ie?? Shocting From Window.
?
s true?
Ha
Girl KiMed By New Year Shooter.
? Du
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vini?? the porch Bl
Lome
? th.it
etru? .
?
unknowe III ti th??
BARONESS COUTTS DEAD
Famous British Philanthropist Lived
During Reigns of Five Sovereign?.
r.it-tt?
Coatta, who ?:.; ? her resi
s ?-??-, la
?
i'.ur.l, tt
Coutts, occurring at i: of 9_
?living th?
?'s gre.'it.-st an.i most famous
philanthropists, rei
a unhjti?? persoaalil
Ing so? ial Igure As a link with |
uning
durim? \ ,... tleoa,
she livf<l during th.? of five
' -iK an im
Insurance Reforms In Force.
? ranee
reform? ? > th.? Armstrong
Bl into
effect u-ar 1 *><?7 and
there. | -?nipany will be allowed
to writ?? nor?.? than $150.000,000 worth
of bu?ln? ?' commis?
sions will he r?ilu??-d at least on??
fourth; ?-very new policy must ?eon
tain the full contract un?ler which the
r and insurer alik<- ar?? bound,
and no more d? ferre?! dividend policies
msy be leaned. BaaMaa the main re?
forms, several other but less drastic
changes go into e?T
Glldden'? Auto Wrecked.
Mexico City, Jan. 1.-? After having;
driven bis automobile from Boston to
within ? few miles of Mexico City.
Charles J. Glldden, who 1? traveling
over the world, was forced to aban?
don a wrecked automobile and finish
his trip to Mexico City aboard a train.
Neither he nor any member of his
party was injured, but the automobile
Is lying In s ditch near Toocalco. 60
miles from Mexico City.
A WEEK'S NEWS COHDEBSED
Thursday, December 27.
Tr year?, the
laa in i .ancas
. M> tint .'?
?Tilled and 11
? enger
? ffaah.
'lire?
Hieing
:
-
at Wilkes
Bavrri
Friday, Decerrber 28.
of the Ia
trohe (Pa Bed ?lead at
his home in * ? G apoplexy.
Thr? aaley Singleton
;n a flr?> which
?
\V 1
sard n '
of th nal bank
nly at bis home in Baltimore of
rig a turkey in a gas
In her home at Atlanth
te Walton wa
Dd was dead when found.
mer assis?
tant
wa?
Saturday, December 29.
?,??-?. ne lieti by
?
?' Henry Laavennsej
I
?i hy an?
baos
has pur
?
.?his at 70 158 cents
U eon
? P*ladlay, O.. by coming
. a light a
ant and
: from
Bg a delicate suigi
Monday, December 31.
Id, has been ar
'"d and m
n the
|4 to $4 lier la?
gs ret
llopkin
I Mrs
\
? Hoi
man. lulled
aa.
Tuesday, January 1.
..'
An '
I
. ?
has 1
?
rail a
?? ? ear fnim the
traci
?
is appoint?
ed Ri
Wednesday. January 2.
i ? ?
.
Th?
in Southern Colorado
? Bt.
la ? un
rra. a mo?
rally Injt
known in
inusii
hnll . . Loa
don
*
Art M Satar
daya
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Market?.
PHI LA DP LI FLOUR firm
wlnti
per barrel V
renila firm;
- tirin,
per bar el, * ' ?
?
\vni:\
FOiith- lATS fin?
2 wh
No -i
No. :
Hl'TTEK firm
tras. 33??.: prli lc; held
Maryland and Penna dairy prints.
' firm; t
ainl Penna 2?c . Virgin
Virgil ?em, 24fj .
New York's Creat Birth Record.
I
?loner Da pahlic Hie
birth, mar | death statistica of
Great, r Ml W ?
??????? that the figure? indicated
us 12 months During 190?*
there hinhs. an
mar?
riages, an lacreas?) of 6700* lo\3At
deaths, an increase of 2492. The birth
British Squadron For Jamestown Fair.
London, Jen *,'.- The first d ?
of the armor???! cruiser Bqasdr* n un
der Rear Admiral
?elected to G?? Urltuiu a<
the Jamestown L*?p< ?...ou.
FIFTY-THREE DEAD
IN B.J&0. WRECK
Frederick Special Crashes Into Train
of Empty Passenger Cars.
liVER SIXTY PERSONS INJURED
Washington, Jan. 1.?The Baltimore
ft Ohio wreck at Terra Cotta grow? in
i magnitude aa th? hours pass. The
: most conservative estimale of the dead
is 53. with three ?core? o? injured in
the hospital? or at their homes suffer?
ing from wounds and fractures sus?
tained in the rear end collision which
completely demolished the two day
coaches and tbe smoker attached to
j the focal Frederick, Md.. expr?s?. No.
j 66. Several of the most seriously in?
jured are expected to die and tbe death
list may yet reach Cu or more.
List of the Dead.
Fannie Austin, negro, Washington;
Lsarla W. Baldwin, Hast Orange. N. J.;
Ollin L. Hai! k. O . Mrs. L. ??
?. Oll
aad taro sons, Edward, aged 7,
I, Washington:
rer; J. A. and S. LU Bond,
: ess Unknown ; Commodore G.
inn?' M. Bohrer, Washington;
Drown, Washington; Mrs. Salue V.
Butts. Washington. Mrs. Mary A. Ca
rk. Pa; Mrs.
Krank K. Chase and Infant, South
Brookland. 1) C; Lulu V. Colb, Nettie
ar, Washington; Mrs. May
Cook and infant, Washington; Carrie
Corn well, Washington; Misa Rosalie
Annie Cunlo, ?
years. ,t<>n, QUrar L? Daly;
Edward L. Garrett. Washington; Dr.
1?:. O. Harris. Washington. Henry Hig
bie aad ^oak
land. I). C . Ptot T. J. King. Kcneing
BTBa, M<1 . organist " D ?hurch,
Washington. Krederi. k Leigh. Wash
:i. Md.. M?.ry Llppold,
l.rookland. !? C ; A. Lee Lowe, Wasb
tork;
MrCaghey. Baltimore; Minnie B.
Merkling: Thomas M niantown,
Md. ; Lmy ? Milllcan. Deanwood. D.
C; Mrs D. (?. IVarman; Miss Keeves,
Takonia. D \nna W Reading,
Washr aistttabath Raid; Norman
Roger ?. Ind . - Ruppert.
Washington; Mab?d and Raymond
iiington; John Wright.
Baltimore, and four unidentified!
Heart rending and pitiful were tho
Ity morgue, where hun
te as?
sist th?? p?jllce In the identification c
?:Irin and even men
?Aith iron ? 1 aohbed and
faintiMi as their r?datives ?>r frl?>nds
wer?1 tei;: rp?es
torean
found
on all ?idei?. It was a da* to be
forgo
Officials ?>f ? <& Ohio
railroad ar? conducting an investiga?
? r the
aairpaa? of placing the responsibility
for the terrible disaster.
ral Superintendent Todd ?
erated Milton W Phillips, tho operator
I block station, th?
signal station that the equipment train
pasaed before crashing into the pas?
r train at Terra Cotta. The mi
Bl ?lei lares that Phillips
ws* obeying Instructions when ho
aving the
While
making BO
! that the bur?
il jKip the
The
r, *s ho wer?i
at, are
now I?? ir.K held to await the r?sult of
m. Th?'v are:
Harry H Hill
? land, riteiiuin. Fiank. F Hoff
! :
. orris, bag
?ars behind t!.
which ? two
?iff. th<
? ?
It was ?
, ?inter? d ?
Binai] that they could ; ? put
? into an ordinary ? The
?id up
that it BTtahea a pi iron
and wood Scarcely as high as ?
top deab and nut more than seven or
eight '
I as tilled with men. wo
????? Bl 'ii. there bela?* hardly
off thi by the force of the
shock wer?? thrown out in all dir?>e
lions. It ?as here tun? atest
number of ? i i : if the
??i or mor. ? nr only
one ? rown
some 5u or taore feel from the track.
Aft. r plowlag through t?.o Nal
the fr?'lgh' two
? a
tire ; r train along with it.
One Fital Mine Accident a Week.
atoa Pa Jaa I The repoti of
Coroner Stein for .we?l that
? fatal mii. me in
LaBOhavaaaa eoaaty, <?? more than one
K. Ka i I road ?
G8, and a large per?entage of th?m
? walking
on the tracks. lardera am! 15
suicidi lasted to the total of
Delaware Assembly Organized.
Dover. DaL, .Ian. 2.- The deadlock In
the house Republican caucus over the
?n of a candidate for sj?
was broken after a nearly all-night
contest.
RL-hard Hodgson, former United
States Senator Higgins' candidate, was
selected for speaker over the candidate
favored by United States Senator
Allee. In the senate George W. Sparks,
of Wilmington, was elected president
pro tem. In the house Richard Hodg?
son, of Townaend, waa elected the
speaker.
The governor'? message was resd.
It desi? exclusively with state matters.