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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL.
THIRTY-FIRST YEAR, Vol. CXXII. No. 8.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, MAY o, I1
Mail 60 rUi. 1 Month; Single Coplct. 6 rviit.
Ily t'urrk'r 410 ccnlit a month.
BOYLE WOMAN FIGHTING tWomp and Ceremony Attend
T
HREATEnS
s
INSISTS ON
BIG NAVY
PREFERS DEATH TO'
PRISON SENTENCE
-'Billy" Whitla on Witness
Stand Bares Story of How He
Was Carried Off by Accused
Couple,
Hy Uurhlng Journal Snetlal Iun4 Wlrl
Meier. I'ii., May 7. ltelying en
tirely llIOU tllelr cdlltolUion lluit till'
Pennsylvania courts have mi jurisdic
t j , 1 1 : in In r case, counsel . for Sirs.
Janus Lloyle, charged with aiding am!
abetting the kidnaping f "Hilly'
Whilla today refused to of lor any evi
dence in Iiit behalf. Arguments will
hi' mailt' tomorrow. Thr prosecution's
claim that Airs. lloyle participated in
this stair in a conspiracy to kidnap
the boy will be combatted by the de
fense, which will endeavor ty have her
tinned over to the authorities, at
I'levelan il.
The mate's testimony was in g
rial the same as that givi ii yesteriluy
in the trial of James Hoyle but sum
additional witnesses testified. One of
the Cleveland policemen testified thai
she said when arrested:
"I am the frail little woman wli
planned the whole thing."
The J lliii 1 J i M of the ransom mnncv
secreted in her clothing was also test!
lied to.
Throughout thi' proceedings Ho., f
nuil his wile apparently desired to
bring mil the name of another part
n id lo have been connected with tin
CHS,..
Tonight Sirs. Hoyle said:
"liotli -Jimmy unU myself have tried
have not
It is not
be heard
myself I
I go to
III tell the l hole story. V
lieell infill it ted to do so.
justice. Kverylhlng should
uinl thrashed out. As for
will eomnilt suicide before
till' liellitelltiiil'V."
To avoid any repetition of last even
lug's di ministration of hostility toward
tin- woman, wln-n the numen of Mer
cer bud applied prohioiis , ,,;Ua Is t,.
lar, the prisoin r was driven tn the
unlit house In n closed carriage.
"Hilly" Whitla. the kidnaped boy
:is Hie first witness. 1),. repented
Kiilislaiitnilly his testimony or yester
iin k i veil in the casi' against Jain, s
II. lloyle.
Heclarlng lie had not had a fair trial
uinl that he wauled to tell the whole
Until about kidnaping, .lames r.oyle
rented a commotion in the court
I'l'iin and was with difficulty pre
MTiteil from telling his version of
Hie affair. Hoyle was put on the wit
hiss stand for the state and asked t
pnnlile,. the first let tu- to Whitla do
in.'tiiiling tin, noil ransom. Without
any reference to the letter, lloyle ni
nes! shouted.
"I want to tell the whole truth
"limit this ease now. I want the whole
thine, cleared up. I was not to blame.
'I'lie whole blame was on some one
else "
Alloiueys for both slate uní dc
lease, court oflicuil.s ami Judge Miller;
Ihinscir took part in the effort to stop
ll'i.v le's tongue. He finally denied
having the letter Haying he had once
laid it and the .subseiiueiit li .-tiers, but
Hint he- did nut know now where they I
were.
Miss Mills. proprietor or tie
'hanger apartments in Cleveland,
wli' ie "Hilly" says he was kept, ideiit
i'i'd lloyle and .Mrs. Hoyle as the con
He who had rented an apartment from
'' r on March is, giving the names of
Mi. and Mrs. U. u. Walters.
James .'. Whitla related his si an U
' ""' stolen buy, the receipt ol let
lemandiiiK ransom and convey -instructions
and the recovering of
I'lS So,,. ;iykl.,l f,,,. ,U. ,.,t,,ri
''"I "aid he had returned them wild
Hi" money. offered copies and
'la -y were placed in evidence.
"Hilly" Whilla was recalled and
'1' ntified two of the letters fib ,1 a
" Maes (,f those he had written at the
''"latum of "Jones."
v A. Shattuek, of the Cle eland
''"'ce force, testified that Hoyle. yhv
'""'sled said:
I do Hot know the woman. I hap
I" in d to meet her on the stri.-t and
fe asked me to escort her to the de-
PROFANELY OPPOSED
PROPOSED DISARMAMENT
Nation Will Have Bunch of
Trouble if Military Establish
ment is Allowed to Deteriorate
Says Evans, .
Illy Morning Juurunl Sun-lid Lotted tVtrJ
Colorado Springs, Colo.. May 7. "I
shall oppose disarmament until h I
freezes over and the devil gm-n skat
ing." calmly but with characteristic
emphasis whli h left no doubt of hi.-,
meaning to be conveyed. Hear Admiral
Hobby I). Hvans, United Slates navy,
retired, tonight expressed his conclu
sions regarding a movement to achicvr
universal peace through disarmament.
"There can be no peace except with
a strong armament. The prouosition
is precisely the same as if a town
should dispense with Hi marshals and
deputies. The city witli its police
I'orce, and a state with Its militia.
How- long do you believe peace would
be preserved under such conditions?
Now the navy and army constitute tin.'
police force of tin1 nation, and we will
have our hands filled with trouble
unless they are maintained In lull
strength and to a high degree of efficiency."
Catholic Dedication Rites
CHURCH RECEIVES
HOLY WATER OF
CONSECRATION
ARCHBISHOP PRONOUNCES
BLESSING ON EDIFICE
Nearly Half Hundred Boys and
Girls Today Will Receive
Their First Communion:
Hundreds Witness Prclimi
nary Exercises,
i'h
CONGRATULATES PUPILS
ON SKILL WITH RIFLES
the
city
hie:
llll-
es-sillji
The n
uiaculat,
terday r
from the
Kev. J. I!
masses vvei
of the blei
ried out and th
of Ilenvi r di'livel
mon. I he exercises were attended be
practically every member of the
rogation and many oilier
impressive and slg-
Tllodeled chui
Conception in this
ceiled the formal
archbishop of Santa Fc, Most
I'ilaval: high and low
sung, (he pretty ceremony
ing of the bells was ear-
Kev. father Harry
I an impressive kv."-
church con
people, and
nificaut lo
Washington, May 7. A congratula
tory message was today sent lo acting
Secretary ol War nhicr to the Morris
high school of New York city, on win
ning the interscliool galh ry rifle
shooting championship of the United
States with a record score of 'jr,S or
in average of '.:.'' for each boy. Tin
prize is the. Aslor Trophy. 1 hi! ty
public and priite schools of elemen
tary grades throughout the countr1
competed. I'all'll School was repre-
nted bv a team of I'M boys, each
fil ing ti'ii shots standing and ti n shots
prone on a target with a one-inch
bnlls-cy,. at fifty feel using cali
bre rifles. Till- highest possible score
1. lino points. The high individual
score was made by Carlield v , Lar
son, of the St. Haul, .Minn., high
school, win, made a record of III! (this
out ol a possible. 1(10.)
tiltil May l'as Lottery Hill.
lavaua. May 7. The house today
lebated tin- national lottery bill. Th
e probably will be taken Monday
when, on account of weakening of
the conservative opposition to tin
measure. Hie bill probublv will hi
assed.
CHINAMAN MUST
STAND TRIAL
I'o
,-Tified tin
she WU.S ar-
lieeman Shattuck t
'lain had suid. whin i
t, d.
'here vvi be something doing in
iron tomorrow Thai little l,
"ill liaiu his oyes burned out "
I oiiceinan Frank a Wood of Cleve.
testified thai Mrs. Hollo said
" after ;,er arrest:
Jll--t think of it i .o, Mi,- ir.i.i
man is In, ol , en, , l 1 1,,, u in, i,
"' " She F.ild later:
"Huhl will i, sorry ir tliis tomor-
That child's ty.s will be bnriu
"Kb Ul, j abu)
lieutenant Albi rt
; " land poll
l1'" wife were
laid
' We xpi et, d this when
'i- job
'an i
"'i k
si
1'Uld,
bit!
Government Resolved to Break
up Alleged Conspiracy for
Smuggling Celestials Into
Country,
(Hr Marnlnc Journal Sver-tai Win
San Amonio. Tex., May 7. l'.y the
ruling of the federal court entere 1
here Hob Heiing. a wealthy Chlnaiiiau
of Kl I'aso. must be removed to Chi
cago to stand trial on a charge of eon
t i:ki;aiomi:s h- i
luxiiv ,r i:i:i,v noi i;
The (.'ereinonies of the day began at
o'clock when Archbishop i'itaval. ac
companied by a number of priests and
aeol.vtes colored the main body of Hie
church from the sanctuary and by
sprinkling holy water on the walls,
stations of the cross and church orna-ment.-i.
and the r, vitation of appropri
ate prayers, de. Healed the edifice for
ever as a temple of (iml. The arch
bishop then went oulsldc the church
and blessed the exterior of the build
ing. Although the hour was ipiiie
early a large eroivd of people had as-'
scmbled and silently participated in
the cereiuoiiies. The archbishop and
his assistants then re-entered the
church, followed by the congregation,
where 111:, (.'race la-gan the celebra
tion of low mass, the first to be peli -bralcd
In the new church. Iiuring
mass a large number ol people re
ceived holy com in union at Hie hand,
of the archbishop.
At 111 o'clock, Kev. A. iJocher sang
high mass, assisted oy Kev. .1. (.
Splinters, celebrant, and I'.ov. Albert
Iiaeger, l. V. M., sub-deacon. The
music rendered during the mass vva
very elaborate. At the conclusion of
the mass Tiev. Father l-.'dward Harry.
S. J., of Denver, delivered an eloquent
sermon, during- which he congratu
lated the pastor, liev. A. M. Maudalall,
and the members of the Iinmaculale
Conception parish upon the effort anil
sacrifice they hail made to build th'1
the new church. Falla r Harry, how
ever, remaindeil his hearers that vvhlli
It was beautiful and consoling to think
that, they had bullí a magnirieent tem-
iised as the house of Hod.
must not overlook the tact
losiivs thai they shall build
Ives a. permanent, home in
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CAPTAIN
MAY BE SEN
TO ASYLUM
ilAINS GENATE FIXES
T
I" V. I V i lli i; . M. MvlAI,Ai:i, S. .1.
I'HHor IniniiK iiliili' oiiecption ( bull h.
l''oui'lh street, vvbei'c ihe Sacred Ileal1
chlll'i'l w stands, Considerable op
position developed regarding tin bud I.
lug of the church in thai location,
however, and it was Imam decided t-i
build it on North Sixth slni-i on an
other ploi of ground ow iii , hv the
Jesuit Ka I hers.
The Atlantic & I'm lie railroad Com
pany, now the Santa Fi Coast lines,
mainlaiued lis general oiiics in Allm
'III' ! liUo at that lime ,nnl the ollielal
of the road voluide, ri d lice trans
portation I or I he chin cb mail-rial in c-iss-aly
to build Ihe church . 'lio- of-
lei- was gratefully ace, pi. d and a
number of carloads of building stone
Were hauled to AliilelUi ripie ( 11,111
flagstaff vvthoul charge for lb,
freight. Work on the in u building
progressed rapidly and Fallar Fed.'
celebrated the first ma -is In I In- edi
fice on Sunday, July 7. Is Ml.
As A 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 11 grew. Ihe liorna
ciilale Conception parish grew iilro.
until the capacity ol Hie church was
taxed and people w ' i e unable o gain
t ' "; - ioe a ! ma - ,l 'ic -v , v ic e
Two years ago It was realized to.n
sonieihiug musí I"- dole p, r, Neve l!c
situation. The proposition of buililiii.:
an ,-iilirely new i lunch was consid
ered nl some lelii'.lli, bill was aban
doned and II was llnally ilceiib d lo l ,
Ian
d
model a nd eulai ge I ! old
work vi as begu u on .'d ay I
spite the hard limes pn
ing IIINN, the parishioner
eliurcb
I. Univ.
val, -lit
s ami
pie
spiracv t" smuggle Chine
United Slates. The suprd
the United States to whii h
torney gave notice of app
the (lei isioll.
I.eung, liol.el t St, phi ns.
railroad man, ami Carlos
ami Jose i'arra, Mexicans
and the border, are held
into th
, court of
euug's at
I, reverses
, a form
'arlv adara
,1 I d Ha s
under tb
same
con hi
been
road
Chin,-
Hie p
charges of complicity mad
ction with what appears to have
a remarkably underground rall-
svslcm for the importation of
se into the Unite, I Slabs with
it of entry at Kl i'aso and
in
th,
terminal at Chicago.
CRIPPLE BOY SENTENCED
FOR BLACKMAIL ATTEMPT
i
nk."
Walker, of tlo
:e, said w hen J!ov Ic and
brought in Mrs. lloyle
W.tllOgo. I
back novels, s
duetioll and a
atrocities wen
in.. .May 7. Vellow
,i i, s of Un- hitl.i al'
ollllts of "H!a. I-: llatei"
t low nfall of lllia
Ashuiaii. a foul te.-n-v ear-old erippl'-i
bov who was today Sen', le e,l to Ho
I ri formatory until lie reaches Ins m.i
j,,rit. Ashman il- a letbr to 1..
I! r.. acb. l.l'c-ld, lit of the Warn. -go
I Slate bank, demanding that lo- pay
planned I ,,:, i noil failing w hich. Ashman
Vou have cot the cimmIh on us 1 .,. ,,..,1 i,, kidnan the bankei s ten-
ain hot afraid they will take in, j . ,..,r.,,, ,1 uitliter.
SI,
to Sharon."
Mexllll i,t M n,l
'I
'd will
Millions.
-The chamber
passed a bill pro-
lile expenditure of $Ji.-
for public improvements in
Jt is beli'-ved th
x"u City. iav 7.
vi initio i,.a ...
"oiiiu for
'hc fedrral district
I' the endte.
I'ici-y 'utility Xuti'H Wi't-
Mount Vernon. Ind., May 7 I'osey
unty is the sixth Indiana county to
i t under the local opino, i.t".
having today d.cidcl by a majority
of 144 to retain the saloons. The
majority if th- laigest yet obtained by
the Is "'
at.
to III
still they
I hat Mod
for theni
heaven.
Uric-fly Ihe distinguished Jesuit
pointed out the road to salvation and
admonished his hearers to live upright
Christian lives and to preserve their
souls from sin which the speaker said
was Hie cause of all the trials, tribu
lations and sorrows hi the world In
da y.
Father Harry i a very Impressive
preiu her ami it is likely that inanv
people will avail themselves ol th"
opportunity to hear him belore he re
turns to his home in Denver. Ho bl
preach at the HI o'clock mass this
morning and also al ine i a o ciocn
mass tomorrow morning.
Itlessiiii ol' t hr Iti-IK
Attired In cope and mitre and with
his rrozicr in his hand. Arcbl,isho
I'itaval veslerdav aft, rnoon official, d
at the blessing of the three hells,
which will call the faithful of the Im
maculate Conception congrégalo!! to
worship for many years to come. The
ceremonies were witnessed by many
people. The bells were mounted on a
movable platform and placed Imme
diately In front "f the main entrance
to tlui church. Tin y were beautilull;.
decorated with flowers and i-vei greens,
each bell being P-stoum d with carna
tions, roses, lilies and other flowers.
and various colored rib! s. Tic
archbishop sprinkled each li-ll in (urn
with h'dy water, annoiiit.il them with
holy oils and reclt.-d th" mes-arv
pr,l ers incident to Hie eel elllollies,
l-aich b'-ll was given a name, and a
number of prominent meml.eis of the
eoiigrcgaliou of'i. iated as sp, , nsera for
lliem. At, Ho- conclusion of th"
services the bells were boi-t',1 o tin
steeples of the chut, h and al. ,r,
o'clock were rung f',r lb,- first time.
Archbishop I'itaval being the first r
son lo ring tin in
siioi:r iiiv'(h:v or imm -
I i.a i i; o i ,im ion nit urn
The corn, i stmio "I the I iiiiiiaciil.n,
nneepliotl i bun II ,1 lam early in in-
year lS3. not long aft.r the i i-
ing oí tin- rail d. IT, vioos to tha'
lime the few Catholic families in lien
A lbil,ller,iie attended tin- San Felipe
de Ni ri cliur, h in old I own. About
fifteen families formed th" nurl-ns ol
the new Immaculate .inception con
gregation and Kev. Father K.d fv J..
wan appointed pastor of the new par
ish inl commissioned to proceed wltn
the rrectioii of a church. It wad at
first l,i(i,oseil to build the church on
the corner of .Mover menue and'
pei-sons conl rlbul 'I liberally to
building fund, Willi lln result
contractors were kept busy on lb,
striicllon work Iroui lb" lime It
stalled until f ini.-dn d about two w
ago.
The approximate
The
I le
dm -dhcr
I le
thal Coll
W ,1.
hltl-ch is J I ."..(mil i a ,.
gelher Willi the $l(!.(iiin or il.'.tino ex
pended in the original structure makes
marly , 'Id, 000 which the Cat hollo
have conii'ibutcd to Ihe building of a
house of worship. The m-vv church
has a seating capacity of over a thou
sand pi ople. Of imposing appearance
from Ihe oiilside the nal beanly ol
the edifice cannot be apple, dali d un
til Hie ilnerlor lias b,-, n seen. Lighted
wilh many electric bglils, healed by
.-bain ami with an ampl, s.vslcm of
v -nl i la i ion, I In- chin i h is modern in
eVl I.V lb lilll aild ÍS ill i-VetV IcSpecl jl
model place lor li. purpose lor which
il is intended. The steel ceiling Is al
I r,n lively pa Hi! id In wlillc. I ,-liu ill' i!
W llile the wall- ale ,'i lulilei I
I'rograui tor loilay.
o'clock mass al t lo- church
small luis a ii I
ir I ii st coinniu
I lln- archbishop
CI IlleC al.'lle ol
LUNACY COMMISSION
UNDER CONSIDERATION
Now Believed Pmb.iUo That
Annis Slayer May Shaie Fate
oí Hairy Thaw in Madhouse
For Criminals,
lty Morning .liMiriml M,
Flushing, . V . yiav
I'ctcr C Mains, slaver ,
Annis, may K' tin wa.v
t,il
I I'tlM'll Wll-r)
7. Captain
f Wililain K
of Marrv K
of
lib gold.
The
A I Ihe i
i I ;
rnini; lotly-s
ill Id iv e .l
nimi 1 1 "in t he h i mis
ad v a tic ing dow u Hi
the church lo -In-I
'1,-lve ill , I. I -.,. s
t:ev ell y en i s ol, ,tl , '
angels who w ill scall
pathway of Ho- adv.
cauls, ii- aia s of 1 1
Ii "in 1 1 i j ! 1 1 1 1 1 bell
nit'iiv is a v cry a-, 1 1
'I'll,' Ills! i iiinuilllii
posed ol I .'i nc.- I J,,M
Imiso A iriiijn, H t , , 1 1 1 1 i
a od
COKt
,f the e
SAYS AIRSHIP WILL
F
CUT SILL
CURE
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id Chaves, ( 'larclt
Ma unce I ,ci I'niM-l
Hlchald Arm, ha
Loman C. Ilubbell,
A II, crt Joseph I aili ii i c
I.ellhain, A, I, laid II.
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ri on. Albeit ib ibai.l
Nicolacl, ,i,s,.ph N'iielaci.
A III bony I : icrha nls. l-;,i in
Slaliz. l-'ra a l Tb'i in V a na
Alll'ella. A p ml. o -a, l:,.s.ii,,,
I ;ii.ab,l Ii Ann Hreiin i a. ,l ana
I iv c, A nil, i ( la rcia. l . d.-in un
rill- loud ill, T. I .- -.I .I ll, II. loll,
line Kb., bel h Kcl' In i ,i-ii.
b r. Flol lln- I 'l.il-e I,. In man,
Sa nib o a I, A iiivl i i I .imiisc
pi ce, ileil I
1, 1 1 IS to) It ,
I I lo liplo.'Ol
flowers In tb
I ill.-; , "UllllUlll
latter ranging
its 'I bis ci-i'i
olie.
class is eon
A ill oinc
Haxler
'S, pll Cow,-
ink Council
luido Kloliil
ii " I. about
.'obl-ll Melirj
or Mi ri h r
ii. John Mor
N, ad. A i
A I
lia
da
Veteran Naval Oflicei Declaics
Battleships Offer Pour Taigcl
For Missili-s F rom Ahove,
l By Mortiliiic J 'cd hui-ilnl l.nd Hlr
I'tain ,
l-'tal. s loll-N'e-v
in
New li b a
('. Fremont,
tb ship Mis,
Ii ans harbor
theory tn.it
I'.v
M.
lln
Hit.
it
He
relegated
navigation. I
he said:
"I id y oil .
f rom the s, o
into a hat on
is just about .
drop a Ivibliii
upon a balile
'ITie euriciils ,
shell to fall
tl at in . mi
no thing of
Ii, ii
i, .s.i
l-tlol
sing
, ilm
lis
III
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a, gr,
; i ,i -y
shell
HI'
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S'llll
r a
Ir, i
will
ail-
place oil
,,l,ly. '
nl can in
Itav I-..M i-.i
I a . hip w I
1 1 1 s 1 1 IJ 1 1 1 1 Ml
lile lia 1 1 1 1 1 1
he mill :
i a oiaii'1'
I build, tu:
' thai
as it l- t"
a n ail: ni'
.-iNlliilll'.lll
an-- He
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; poli, I
ry I ,'
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Males
.Vbilll,
yiry
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, 1 1 1,
ami Mao. I
Al lb,- ,
mili")! Ula:
Kivll.g Ii."
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ma. iil.il,- (
fea-l. pi. -I
await I i i , l
feature of
l.ll' Ml'
i "hint
.1, II
in- May
iiigblin.
Hupp.
Xol-lue
I Icol g,
I ll.lcl
Abbott
A ,'itii io
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Cath
I 'all,
s l,a
M, Hilda
Mat.-r
Marl in
Honor
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mi 1 1 1 - i
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be, a
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Al ns,
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s
111
In
l-r I haiil-."-I.
Hie find
lo the lin
'I. W hele ,-,
a hers will
,e a pieltv
ii ii ni te r of
.1 mi
iv In
I 111
lor Hi
in.
Th
I l
11
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ll lllsh
I '
to bring about Hi
a ir by a oy .-
carry a got,
vi oubl dii -, I
do w n ward pi o i . 1 1 n-
"it w ill b, ll. al,-. V al , 1
nai igatiou la ' s a s' o
tr, me da tig, i I" I b, na
world and n '.- !l 'o vet- b.
i sola, I, II. i pío pelillo;
a gas eugi te . H ha ; b. ,,
an aerial . s . is le l,,p
.. Shot I
nil tboi
mile, lad
, ny t lung
il s, f
P
I oil ll II I
" -.ion a nil pi ni I 1 1 I'
I Ionia lit sell ices 1 1
, 111 be til" most III! '. - -I , e ol
' bole sel l. S,
II It i; 1 1 I gl cell, a III! tlo- ll ,1 i lis' ll l I
i ti i --1 1 1 1 1 In i in i I a 1 i o a ma t bl" w ot I,
1 1 ,' 1 1; 1 1 1 1 I c lit pa i ll! i tig i if III- I -a st
beet, su- pi leb .1 illilioaii;
p. r ha
l b
il -i
cross
-11 is
! He
oi-i 1
main alt
'I
is ,,r ' l,,l hie al'l
rid . . 1 1 ll ' dt a Is
of the saueliia
II. , -on. tr, 1,'tc. I I
1 1 toon i.- v o
Ho- iihiiriic.
of Ho A
,! b
t il
. -1 u I -i.
o III.
have I
the in
Ple.l. Mil
I'lm
long He
I III,- o!, I
fill ,1 id,
,-n , -p, -,
ibnieb
1' -s r
Thaw, who killed Staiioa'd While,
ll was said a ti, r tod.iv'a session
the llallis trial thai If llains is ac,inl
1,'d "ii ihe ground of Insanity Ihe conn
inav deem it neces-ai-y In order a
lunacy commission o hi.pilic Into In
ple-ellt menial eolldltioll.
Tin giving of lestiiuonv was prac
HcaMv liiilshed today. un .Vloudai
both sides will sum HI' and Justice
larretlson probably will charge lie
.1 1 1 1- Tue.dav. Three hours will he
allow ed each side for Ihe t lililí ap
peal to Hie Jury.
Ihstrict Aiioruey Hewitt said today
lluit he could not see "any other IV
m 1 1 1 but a verdict of "guilty as charg
ed 111 Hie Indictment."
Counsel lor the defense, declared
mi Ihe nlhor hand the.v feel sure ol
their di, ill's acimutal.
Mosl of I he dav ' si!
up wllh the testimony
three Insanity experts,
pressed Ihe opinion pro
hypothetical uuestiou ,l
pi osl-eulioli, thai Capia
aiie al Ihe lau. In- sl
A n ins.
The dislriet allorniy did not dill
Mrs. Aiiul- , the w He ol Ihe murder, I
man as had been xpo Ii d.
I'nlh-cinun lv ll Fallon to.lified
that In- i-a w i'ii pla in I In ins at t b
Flushing police sl ii I Inn after the shout
ing. 'o i it ,n ii Halas wrote a I, legrini
and asked Fallon I', M-nd il. Tin' li.'.
trlci altornc.v pul the I' 1,-gram In v I
deuce. It nuil:
"Have shot AnuK Cmuo lo Flic.li
nig police si.uton
slgma' I l l-n Hit "
Tin- wit in s.-i described I la lus' it,
pcaniiice and coinliii l. al the Hum u
ralioiia!
Ion was taken
of the stale's
They all ex
ilíate, 1 oil He
cpurot by lb
in Mains was
nd mid killed
SCHEDULE
LEAD ORE
RATE FIXED BY DINGLEY
ACT REMAINS IN FORCE
All Repuhlieans and Two Demo
crats in Agieement; Senator
Owen Makes Speech Advoc
ating Income Tax,
M,
the
lCnery, of
duty and
routnli T.
Mai 7. Not him',
: of Hie steam, i
tl, nl' w 1 1 Ii-ll pol l
found, red. Tin
reports bav iu:
ig
I like Meaiiiei'
M ill lie, Mil P..
is known of Ho- los
Shores al M uni iug
sin- is said lo have
steamer P iivsnui g
i, tliioiigh drifting v
niglil luar Sable point
ai;,- conos,, o ,,, o i-o,-.
boat and u cabin. I her
lion dial some sl, am
bclwij ii M musing
point.
PATHETIC RECORD
OF STRUGGLE
ii
This
bous,
e Is II,
has l
and Whit
lasl
wl cell
. yawl
-s-
,11 losl
i- Fish
WITH DEATH
Jiary of Dead Piospector I ells
inini Stfirv o Losing Hi'lu
t " ' J
Against Deadly Disease,
Illy Mondón J
Silver! I
, mountain
Hoc las h . i
e body o! I.
, yea IS of
on bl-. ion
lb s frolll In
Hv the side
i.uroxl Huih-IhI
'olo ,
life
IT
l,r,n,ril Wlr
May 7. - A tragedv
mailing in i'iiiii"-
. o light today w h, n
Fli tas, a pi te pi ctoi
was I'Mind lot far
habitation. 1"IH l u
ml
of the body lay a dial V
aula! ions beginning I " ', tuner .
a, ling January 2. Tins l"ld He
0 y of l icita ,' struggle for lib I b,
1 l j allium w le in fairly I' gild'
,,l,g Hut as Ho, .li'..-e which
ail laid hold ol Mo- nan
i I
a,
.at -.
pin,
i nl l fu I
e IO.I
VI ,,'ala
"Oinii:
vi , ,,, or,
In
is III 1,1
I ll 1,1 I
:,,,,n-'. i
s.d day by ,
, a scrawl
a I in . lulu i :.
And on lb,
.lavs Hi. nolal
I ti r 1. 1- v. oi c
is lo aili, ' "i
I, p. no.,!, I
able lo IIO.V
He
noli
pn,
I an
u role "
I -t I, v
- spoke
ilill'ill I
, I'Olt.
.. mow
im taken
.. neo ol
iil" -llln I
n the old
, nil, da
ll" w l"t.
A lev.
o I dm: I
.lav, fit. , lo '
i vi a 1 1 1 'in I Ii
,1
, 1 1
I-.
I'.
Mniliioi-i-
lllilliio . M i
l.g tonight lie
I ml. t, lar- s,,,;,.
( b io rai h oad i.
ted tO inl-e ,
l.l t Hie mo,
t.n- Halt, Ulol, iV
rim? a b.oii '
The strike wa- l a
Hi (t the ere
o I. a pn ee i
ole p
. Mav
III. -bit
- of tic
llliia I i
llld th
ill till
I b: i
Mliki
- l .
d
ug sin
rk l,i
- Hall too
ig al-Oil
s actual
tin- s',,,
being ( ,!
I by au ordei
p.- at M ..inl-
lb
' I ,l.i
L'l,
in
1,1 ioi
,1 I Ii
..p.
li lb
a. i .
. i
W !
Ill
lie till III
.)-Ute t'
irinii p"i---:
niaiiy yen
labois. and
- many y-
I .Mai
- lab
'I lot
v lil
ilí
pul- j I
I W ,s,
If I I ioi
In taa ,'
fl nits .a
may H l . I e . t ' I
I mm, o a la i
pil-.el .I'.''
Hie l lltlg i . .
Illl
to Still
.lanil.it '
I Hi '
mat ki d
... Wa
il III I .
I. all,
I I
ill,
r I. thai le
s'.a.-k. Tlo "i
as be dial;
i I lot I lo ce 1
,1 aid l
ed.. ' I. . Ill j:
l. l.ll ,!,!
I, mat v
Illy Morning Jouriiiil StM.,iul ImmxI U'lra
Washington. May 7.- The seiiatu
voted today lo fix Ihe duly on Ira-I
contained In lead ore al one ami ..t
hair cents a pound which is the rati'
it ihe HiiiHley lavv and of the pciiilnr
bill as il was passed by the house.
Fifty-three senators, iiicliidlng ull
republicans present uinl Scliatorsi
Hughes of Colora, lo
lioulriaiui, voted for
nineteen democratu voted against it.
Tile vote was not slu n 1 fb'a ii t .
1'iii'Iiig the day Senator Chipp of
Mmn. sola, spoki al length in favor
of law, ring the tariff duties und Sen
ator nwen of Oklahoma upheld th
coiisliiutlonallly of an Incomiv ax.
When the lead schedule was taken
up Senator Stone t,,k Issue with lila
r, publican colleague. Air. Warner, In
lutle.s provided In the bill, declarltitf
that the rates of Ihe house hill were
sulTlcloul to protect the aivut lead In-
I li vt i y- id' Ills slate ami that the In
creases made by- the Menatti coinmltti'rt
inanoo were uniieccHsary for that
Industry.
"In my opinion," continued Mr.
Stone, "one and one-hait cent a
pound on I, 'ml ore is, more than it
oiiuhi to be even froiii tho HtniHlpoInt
ol ,he pr,,l, cliouist and T will vote to
pul II down o im,, cent."
In the opinion of Mr. Carter, it de.
el, led majorltv of the senate wua In
accord with the lead Industry. Th
late of thr, e-fmirths of a cent, it
pi. and, he declared, was ruinous, H
leb tilled the Aldilcb late of uno and
on, -hall ceiils a pound on tho ground
to a il woi.ld .,H III keeplllH- ul tlio
mili Hi, s connected with the mlnlnit
oiM-raHoiis of thi) cifimtry In a healthy
tale.
Ic -liming his opMositlou to levying
any duly on pig had In addition to
the duty of one and ohi'-lmir CflltM .
pound provided for t he lead ur hy thr
larilf 1,111, Mr. Itrlslow declared that
It rusts no more to make pig lead In
this country 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 abroad.
Mr. Hrislow M as Interrupted by Sun
lit,, is Aldrlch, 11,-ybiiru, Horali, Sinoot,
Si il ho la ml and others, all contending
that the labor cost In produi'UliR leml
was enough greater than abroad to
justify the differential of f Ive-clglilln
f a cent a pound ns proposed by th
oiiimltlee on limince. Mr. Itrlstovv
lid he would offer In, opposition to
the proposed duty on lead in ore lo
oms" of loiiilltlotiH hut protested
against any additional duty on pli
luiiil.
Sviii'ilor Kil'ollettn read from a
newspaper a statement of all agree
ment among the lend interests of tlnv
world by which tiny were assured of
harmonious acllon In the mutter of
living prices. Tho Hlaleineiit ulso de
clared that the (iiiggeiihciniH anil oth
er gnat had producéis and imiliulac
luicis were Included In the o, ml, bia
tlon Mr. l.aFollelle then said that
some years ago he had aoiuired lead
and zinc on- producing property III
Wisconsin and for that reason woubl
withdraw his vole on the lead sched
ule. A vole was taken on I'oiiimltteii
aiiieiulmenls lo Mi ction 171, tho effect
of which was only to fix the duty on
b ad conla Im 'I hi bearing ore at
one and one-nun ceiiTs i pounn win.
was tin- amount carried In the 1)111 an
d by the house of representa -
lives and the anieiulmeiit wius agrccu
by a vol" of to tV. ,
COSILY BLAZE SWEEPS
SMALL NEVADA TOWN
lioldll
d bv al
niiiiii
', lock
I, I. Nov.
II CpoS
cale al
this a l'l,-
. May 7. Kirn start
on of gasoline in thn
l'loneer. Nev., at I
rnoon. destroyed th
,11.1 hues of bull, bugs on obth sides
f Main slict lor n distance of
block and a half 1 he flumes wrrf)
faiim-il bv a heavy wind ami thnlB
was no vval.r with which to fiRht th:
lln. wbi.li was simply allowed in
born itself out The damag') is esti-
in
a, ai.iiiiii
lin- occurred
'Upper low tlslle
1 1 ii : bl ings, ail
w hat Is known
' About tw'en
iranii', Tcr
I In ll.
lasl J
bad f a ii' 11 1 , "111 III' ha in i:
Mm-s' iv'ar Mi
. M Vol k. .VI..
I ort line 1 Í one,
fo:
laws, ha
o, a pi,
foltline i
ei,, , l.
he gave
legs ma
, I'li.-'I'-v W
tie- lotue-r liank'-i who is now
T.oobs ja non und. r s-nlelue
, latino of the nation. I banking
or, not a sitan- ol sl.,, k. a. bond
, , of leal estille b it ol' Ills
,f au estimated value of $::o.
I, iiii'tlini: to iviib n, - iv hiih
III siippb mcntary proceed
e public today.
I lrnt livnainit .Tall.
W avo l-., T' lin , May 7 Purlnir
i- night rid. r trial lu re today, Will
Abb, ,11 ,1, atol much excib mi nt by
npuitiiig thai th" night riders; at
large no, pi, paring t tlynanittn thift
(ail ilunng this trial It Is ulso ru
mo, i d that dim, unte was f mud ia
. e., al lin- jail.
Mlegol I :mls ler .lllitl ll.
S,l,.,ne. Ua.-li, May 7.- H. Her.
beii Audi i ion. late president of th,
I'luiii.iii.ll,- Siiielliiig eoiiipany at Pon
deral, mar Saml Hoiut, Idaho, wuh
o .pi. tied on a preliminary hearing to
il a v of the charge of , ml,, Kiclmn ÍI.7S0
of the company's funds. It na shown
in the t. stoo, un that And, imou's j r
sonal account ami that of the biliclt-
iii! company na couibln,. J.
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