BILL TO OPEN GOTHAM SUNDAY GAMBLE LID HITS SHOWS SENATORS INTRODUCE EIGHTY CORPSES LAND IN SO. DAKOTA OF THE Y. M. C. A. THOUSAND NEW BILLS FOUND; 500 MAY 4-4 ^>♦4 ^ Measure At. 4- 4 Senator introduces KLAW-ERLANGER CUT Fulton Plans Further Curb of HAVE PERISHED 4 OUT SHOW, DUE TO 4 fecting Standing Rock and 4 SUNDAY LAW RAIDS. 4 Railroads in Rate 4 Reservations. 4 Cheyenne 4 Kansas City, Dec. 11.—Klaw & 4 Making. Heroic Rescuers Now Withir 4- Erlanger iast night notified the 4 4 manager of the Willis Wood the- 4 1,500 Feet of End of One 4 nter that they would not permit 4 WITH REDS 4 the Mines. NO AGREEMENT 4 their company of seventy-five Washington, Dec. 10—Nearly a thou- oj 4 Moul- 4 persons, headed by Frank sand bills were Introduced In the sen- 4 an and Lillian Herri, to present 4 ate in one All were referred to 4 Pixloy & Luders' comic opera, 4 day. 4 the more 10 to 111 .'Necessary, But an Inspector Will Takf 4 -‘The Grand Mogul," at the the- icommfttees. Among import- Monongah, W. Va.. Dec. Up removed! 4 nter last night, as they did not 4 ant measures were: toda--, sixteen bodies had been ths Measure to the In- Fair- 4 wish to subject the members of 4 By Senator Fulton: Amending rail- from mines No. 6 and 8, of the Americana. dians, Neverthe- 4 tlie company to the embar- 4 road rate law so that a change of tar- mont Coal company. Four 4 rassment of before a 4 iff cannot go into effect until declared About bodies have been less. appearing eighty to 4 criminal judge to answer the 4 .fair by the Interstate Commerce com- altogether, but only sixteen brought 4 charge of violating the Missouri 4 mission. the aurfaee. 4 law which forbids labor on Sun- 4 By Senator Dick: Administration The rescuere are now within 1,WU and they Washington, Dec. 11.—Senator Gatn- 4 day. The company was billed to 4 'measure Increasing pay of members of feet of the end of the mine, 4 of about ible has introduced a bill to open the 4 begin a week's engagement at army, navy and marine corps. are in two parties working hour. lands of the Standing Rock and Chey- 4 ihe Willis Wood last night and 4 By Senator Burks: For teaching of eighty each, with reliefs every of tho mining enne Indian reservations in Schuasse 4 the management filed vigorous 4 agriculture In normal schools; free President Watson, that ev- ■county, in the northwest part of South 4 protest against the attitude of 4 postage on reading matter for the company, stated this morning 4 will be made Dakota. 4 Klaw & Erlanger, but without blind; prohibiting telegraph and ex- ery possible investigation the cause West of the Missouri about 1,000,001) 4 avail, and last night the Willis 4 press companies from transmitting of the disaster to ascertain 4 acres are covered, in the western part 4 Wood was dark. The management gambling returns. and fix the responsibility. of the two reservations. The bill pro- 4 announced last night that the 4 By Senator Nelson: Extending free vides for three commissioners to ap- 4 theater will be opei. on Sunday 4 delivery service to all towns having a Dec. 4 W. Va.. the lands and make a classifica- 4 in the future. postal revenue of $8,000. Monongah. the praise to t.,e aurfaee during tion of them. must qualify in 4 All other 1 heaters except the 4 A ship subsidy bill introduced by Sen- were brought ; They washed and made as pre- twenty days after appointment by the 4 Majestic, a burlesque house, were 4 ator Galllnger, provides for Increases of ; night, were 4 4 as by a dozen under- and the work with- open yesterday, but the perform- the mall-carrying rate for 16-knot ships sentable possible president complete this and surrounding in four months. 4 anees were not altogether satis- 4 iplylng on the Pacific and the South At- takers from 4 towns, and placed In one of the min® The bill carries an appropriation for 4 factory to the patrons at some lantic to an amount not exceeding the was converted Into & of 4 of the where the man- 4 rate to first-class vessels. The buildings which the payment for the school lands houses, paid dawn of 4 few as 4 morgue. With the $.5,000, which are to go to the state, agement used as actors Is designed to meet the ideas set temporary .bill there began a heart rendering and additional for expenses of 4 possible. 4 forth on ship subsidy In the president’* day $20,000 march and down the alBles along, appraisement and any allotment of 4 4 'message. up 4444444 444444444-4444444444 which the bodies laid, by sobbing wives, work Senator Galllnger nlso Introduced bills necessary. mothers, sweethearts, orphaned chil- The senator has had the matter un- prohibiting the sale and transportation dren and strong men, each seeking a. der discussion with the interior depart- New York, Dec. 11.—Result of the of poisonous foods; providing for a near relative or beloved friend. ment for some time and an in- monument In to expects closed Sunday in New York: Theaters Washington private of the town are stunned soldiers of the and The people spector will be sent to take it up with army, increasing had re- and concert halls closed. 50: penny by the catastrophe. They long the Indians, to an agreement in * pensions for total deafness. looking garded these mines as practically Im- line with the bill’s provisions. and nickel arcades closed, dance ~~ ^ Two single statehood bills were Intro- 400; k ing mune from dangers so common to th« The act could be "the late os^^. duced, one by Senator Teller, for the passed independent halls shut, 500; clubs and societies coal mining Industry. The plant of th® of but it is thought best to kept admission of New Mexico, the other by agreement, company is provided with every device secure the Indians’ consent. affected, 50; entertainments postponed, Senator Stone, for the admission of life and the not and his were for the protection of equip- If bifl the lands will like^ foreseen, early years Arizona. the passes 100; lectures off, at- KING ment Is considered the most modern, put 25; probable OSCAR, SWEDEN’S devoted to the pursuits of a Swedish ly be opened next fail or early in 1909. Senator Culberson reintroduced two outfit used In the tendance at concerts, 10,000: probable country gentleman, to literature and to complete production The lands are highly desirable for agri- bills—one to make dealing In futures of bituminous coal. attendance at esti- IS DEAD art. He had already attained a repu- cultural purposes and grazing, and lie theaters, 75,000: RULER, illegal, the other to provide penalties tation as a and an author of real Strong Men in Tears. along the Milwaukee’s extension. mated visitors to all arcades, 120,000; poet against railroad companies that fall ts when the chance of men total persons deprived of Sunday merit, death called furnish cars to shippers. I>ast night hundreds of stood him to the throne. His new vocation of the two PROUT\ RENOMINATED amusement, 350,000; loss to actors, em- about the entrance mines. and esti- left him little leisure to woo the muse, They said nothing, but when ap- ON COMMERCE COMMISSION ployes musicians, $75,000; Washington, Dec. tl.—The + CANNON PREDICTS SUCCESS mated loss to amusement interests, but his gift for oratory came into fre- and asked questions they ♦- president today sent the follow- ♦ IN WORK FOR WATERWAY! proached Washington, Dec. 11.—The house was quent play, and he became noted for would give way to their emotions, often, $150,000. telegram to the new king of -f In session only a few minutes today ing his real eloquence as well as for his Washington, Dec. 10.—Speaker Can to tears. the few wom- Sweden. ♦ During night and until Thursday. of of non received a committee of the vice but all adjourned New York, Dec. 11.—New York, which with ♦ felicity expression. The details en were to be seen, day yes- sent to the sen- ♦ "I deeply sympathize of the The president today can usually be depended on to provide kingcraft he easily mastered, and his presidents rivers and harbors terday the women were the chief actors your majesty and with the peo- ♦ ate the following nominations: new and reign has been of a character to win congress, who*presented resolutions In In the most heart something sensational, yester- of Sweden in the loss of your ♦ pathetic, rending Envoy extraordinary and minister treated its millions of residents and pie him the love and of all Swe- behalf of thirty-six states "urging the scenes. crowded the sides of the day honored father and venerated ♦ loyalty They plenipotentiary to Nicaragua and Costa tens of thousands of week end den. American congress to adopt at Its pres- hills overlooking the 111 fated mine, and sovereign. ♦ Rica, William L. Merry, of California. visitors of a the Swedish court is most ent session a plan for the Improvement cried aloud In their agony of to the novelty thoroughly "Theodore Roosevelt.” -f Though grief. Interstate commerce commissioner, “blue the and ceremonious, the old had the In the next ten years of all the truly I As the day advanced they became al- Sunday.” first, probably ♦ ♦ king gift Charles A. Prouty, of Vermont, re- the last. In the history of the metrop- of getting close to the hearts of the meritorious nnd deserving waterways most crazed through grief and sus- nominated. olis. people. He was most democratic in his In the union, which has been approved pense. One woman pulled out her hair Assistant attorney general, John XJ, Fe had expected to live to the manners and by the engineer department of the army the handsful, another tore ail th® tee Stockholm, Deo. 11—Preparations for easily approachable. by Thompson, of Kansas. There have been more or less When in the of the crisis, or may be approved." In reply Cannon skin from both cheeks with her finger day. the funeral of King Oscar, who died early days "dry" and without 40,000 Stockholmers marched out to said: nails. Some lay down on the frosen Sundays Sundays Sunday morning at the age of 78, are baseball, but the memory of the “old- his through the glorious twi- "I have no doubt that In the years to ground and cried themselves to sleep. under way. The whole nation is in palace BOODLING IS ON est inhabitant” failed to a of a Swedish June to ex- come congress will make progress In this condition many were carried recall Sab- mourning. Stockholm’s streets are light night bath here one was to him the love and confidence along the lines already laid down and to their homes without awak- when compelled to. almost deserted and most of the press nearby choose between the churches and the of his people in the hour of the so successfully caried out In the de- ening. THE SAYS FOLK business places are closed. The trial, WANE, if he would see or old came out on a velopment arid improvement of the ,parks hear some- succession to the throne of Sweden king balcony and, Full extent ot tne Ftorror. thing to entertain him. with his gray locks bared to the breeze, country’s harbors and rivers. There Is now passes to Oscar Gustave It is thought by tonight the full St. Louis, Doc. 11.—Doodling in St. Louis Incidentally the Invited them all to come up close where now In the United States treasury police department Adolphe, duke of Veriand, the oldest extent of the horror will be known, b- not what it used to be, Governor Folk demonstrated that it was ef- could hear him. had sent available in large part or in whole for equally son of the late king. At a meeting of they They and it Is feared the knowledge will pre- kominiscently told the newly organized fective In obnoxious or a and a these purposes a surplus of J240.000.000 enforcing pop- the council of state Sunday afternoon deputation kept respectful cipitate even more pitiful scenes than Lumbermen's club in a speech after their ular statutes. The aldermen will meet distance themselves. "Come and wn have also the incoming rev- the new king took the oath of allegiance right up those of today, with hysteria in all banquet at the Mercantile club. on Thursday to modify the ordinances he called "where we can enues that will take care under the title of Gustave V., and close,” out, substantially, Its devious forms rampant among the “You’ve had an outbreak of crooked- so far as their authority goes. see and hear each other. You are not if not in entirety, of the great public adopted the motto, “With the people, populace. Precautions have been taken ness in the said the There were few to evade the service which grows by and municipal assembly,” attempts for the fatherland.’’ afraid of your old king, are you?” leapB to prevent these harrowing manifesta- “and it was bad But law Police Commissioner bounds. That surplus Is more than governor, enough. following The last hours of the expiring mon- Oscar II., king of Sweden, and pre- tions of grief. It was to what we had in the Bingham’s announcement that all Sun- vious to 1905 of and possibly could be expended during the nothing arch were passed in unconsciousness, king Norway Rescuing parties penetrated mine No. old when I was circuit day entertainments must cease in ac- was born 21, 1829. lifetime of the present congress In car- days attorney. and up to the end he gave no sign Sweden, January 6 about 3,500 feet before they came upon cordance with Justice O'Gorman’s in- of t ying out these works. Our wonderful “In those clays there was a boodling of recognizing those about him. The He was the third son King Oscar the first of the dead. The majority of and sold to terpretation of the Sunday closing act. and of of growth In population. In wealth, in de- ( combine, they their votes queen was grief stricken because he Queen Josephine, daughter corpses will, it Is believed, be found Over in three of of resources, as anyone who would buy. They even tried Brooklyn proprietors could not bid her farewell and she is Prince Eugene, of Leuchtenberg. and veolpment producing about one mile further back. It i» moving picture shows who had gone son of we do one-third of the world's to sell the city waterworks, and the in a serious condition. grand Marshal Bernadotte. products all the bodies will ba to the trouble of hardly possible court house and the market. It is not getting out in.lunc- Oscar II. succeeded to the throne at of the mines, the fields and the fac- city A Lover of Peace. 1| recovered for several days. Four hun- tions restraining the from inter- us to make all neces- so bad now. There will be crooks police the death of his brother. King Carl torles, compels a one always ; the dred men are working In territory fering with their business Oscar II., fourth of Bernadottes was sary of our In there will kept open, XV., September 18, 1872. He improvements waterways It will be before a legislative bodies, always who ruled and a mon- mile square. days but with these exceptions the amuse- have Sweden, married June 1857, to So- and our harbors, to the end that we be a few men to take < hances. But there 6, Queen thorough seurch of all the square can ment promoters held to their avowed arch as sincerely beloved by his people may and care for has been a wonderful in phia, born June 9, 1836, daughter of produce economically change public as of modern times has crossed the be made. As the searching parties ad- Intention of resting their cases with any the late Duke William of Nassau. our expanding commerce. sentiment against graft in public office. vance they must clear away the debris. the people, with confidence that public bar. That great marshal of Napoleon “These Improvements and develop- The ideals arc higher today. A new stand- as- Survived by Four. The explosion wrecked over 600 mine opinion would demand a modification who, when once he found himself ments I say are so necessary that the ard of plain, common, simple ha* Four children survive Oscar— cars and these block the entrance on honesty of the law which prohibited all sorts of sured of the northern throne, found it King members of succeeding congresses will beers established.” Crown Prince born June 16, all sides. A particularly remarkable amusement on the “Lord’s expedient to make common cause of the Gustave, be to recognize them for the day.” born compelled feature Is that the enemies of his old master, was the only 1858; Prince Oscar Bernadotte, sake of the service." notwithstanding “Closed.” public the little of the one of the Napoleonic brood of new- November 15, 1859; Prince Carl, born force of explosion very The effect of the Sunday wrecked. WOULDN’T THE closing made monarchs that was able to found February 27, 1861, and Prince Eugene, nine roof is LEND was everywhere apparent. Broadway an enduring dynasty. He transmitted born August 1, 1S65. Prince Gustave The Fairmont and Clarksburg Trac- was deserted except for thosewho found “NIGHT RIDERS” to his grandson, the dead king, the was married September 20, 1881, to tion company's cars pass within ten PRESIDENT HIS DOGS nothing better to do than to walk the Bernadotte capacity for but Princess Victoria, of Baden-Baden. yards of the mine entrance. A large streets. The hush the statecraft, throughout great not the Bernadotte For Their oldest son. Prince Gustave, was BURN AND SHOOT car crowded with passengers mirac- Dec. 11.—"Buffalo white -was fighting spirit. Denver, Bill" Cody way painful to ears accus- to blown into the 1 Oscar was ever a lover of peace. The married June 16, 1905, the Princess ulously escaped being today told a joke on President Roose- torned to the weekday noises and Fun- thought of bloodshed and war was ab- Margaret Victoria, of Connaught. West Fork river. All the passenger* velt. When the president was in Colo- day harmonies. Upon the doors of the Hopkinsville, Ky., Dec. 10.—Five hun- horrent to him always, and it w-as the Prince Oscar renounced his succession were stunned by the terrific concus- rado hunting and was hard up for opera houses, theaters, music dred "Night Klders," masked and halls, desire closest to his heart to bring his to the throne and married, March 15, sion. bear dogs Ghide Goff said: dancing academies, skating rinks and armed, marched into Hopkinsville at long and prosperous reign to a close 1888, Ebba Munck. of Fulkila. 1 Monongah, W. Va., Dec. 10.—Many "Mr. President, I know a man who penny arcades placards had been 2 o'clock this morning and destroyed without the disgrace of one smirch of In the 1892 ana 1893 the late charred bodies lying in an Improvised has good bear dogs. I will see if I can posted. These bluntly announced that years property valued at over J200.000, while blood across It. Oscar the morgue, four badly injured and nearly get them." the places had been closed for King steadfastly opposed citizens in terror of their lives, feared the day 500 men tons of coal, "All in In Crisis of 1905. proposition of the Norwegian parlia- to their windows. The and Imprisoned by right," said the president. accordance with Justice O'Gorman’s open police of ment for a consular service, rock and mine debris In the depths But the man turned down the. decision. At the theaters even the box The first Bernadotte secured Norway separate fire department, telephone and tele- led October 26, the hills surrounding this mining town, guide. offices were closed and the advance for his appanage by invading and which to Norway, graphic offices, and even the railroad the union of Sweden with the chances all against a single I'll go over and see him myself," sales for the week interrupted. threatening the country, after It had 1905, declaring station were In the possession of wild and dissolved. The throne of one of them being alive. Is the most said the president, and he did. At the various branches of the been delivered into his hands by Eu- Norway mobs shooting right and left. was offered to a of the accurate summary obtainable »f the Nothing doing," said the owner of Young Men’s Christian association the rope. Yet he took counsel of his bet- Norway prince Three large warehouses were burned. but was mine told of In yesterday af- the dogs. usual Sunday programs were ter self and granted it the Eidsvoid con- reigning house of Sweden, The windows of business houses and explosion radically and after an ternoon's dispatches, which In all prob- "Do The ■ stitution. The fourth declined by King Oscar, on the main street you know who I am.” said the -hanged. stereopticon exhibitions Bernadotte per- banks were shot of to the Norwegian people. ability was attended by greater loss president, "I am president of the Unit- Illustrating scriptural texts and mov- mitted Norway to go her way again, appeal out and entire front of a newspaper of was elect- life than any former disaster In the his- ed States.” ing pictures which have been a feature more in sorrow than in anger. He Prince Charles, Denmark, office which had been especially severe ed of the tory of the bituminous coal mining In- "Well," replied the dog owner, “I of the Sunday afternoon meetings were raised no hand to prevent what he king Norway by Norwegian In its condemnations of the raids of an November 18, 1905. dustry of America. don't care a damn if you are, and suspended for the day. The services fol- thought illegal and unconstitutional parliament night riders, owned by the mayor of act. He An event of international import- The explosion occurred shortly after wouldn't care a damn if you were lowed strictly religious lines. Nothing permitted no member of ills the city, was demolished. to ance life of Oscar was his 10 a. m„ after the full force of 500 had Booker T. Washington, you couldn't that In any way suggested a diversion family countenance the talk that in the King Fortunately only two men were in- claims in to work In the two mines affected. have my dogs.” was permitted. was rife of belligerent reprisal. He arbitration of the Samoan jured. Lindsay Mitchell, a tobacco gone caused it when he the American The mines are Nos. 6 and 8, of the Con- And the president, concluding the' to be known that no matter 1902, adjudged buyer, was severely beaten with what to be re- solidated Coal company, located on op- dog owner knew his own business best, SPIES WATCH FOR OPEN might betide in that tense crisis and British governments switches and clubs, and a brakeman of in the Sa- sides of the west fork of the river went back U> camp and told the story 1905, he would never consent to war sponsible for the fighting was shot in the back whll^ trying to posite SALOONS IN CHICAGO unless He also at- at this but In their un- with much glee. Sweden was attacked. The un- moan islands in 1899. remove his train from the path of tin place, merged a and Chicago, Dec. 11.—New tactics were ion, he declared, was not worth the tained prominence at the time of the flames. derground workings by heading blood caused fric- on the surface a great steel tlppla employed by the Chicago Law and Or- and treasure that would have Venezuela dispute which by RICH to be expended if it were to be saved tion between the United' States and end bridge. I EX-CONGRESSMAN der league in its warfare on Sunday sa- by war. Once before. In he had Great Britain in 1896. WHOLE JAP loons 1895, QUESTION yesterday. Instead of with case WEDS devoting firm hand put down a war party It was then proposed, in the DAUGHTER-IN-LAW their energies to that hail con- WILL KILL collecting evidence arisen, led by his own son, Cleveland arbitration commission NOW SEEMS JAPAN who SETTLED merely, agents of the organization now succeeds him. Gustaf was sisting of four members failed to agree, Bentonvilie, Ark.. Dec. 11.—Colonel young and hotblooded that the be referred to King sought for violations of the law and then and he rjatter WITH ELECTRICITY Samuel W. Peel, one of the wealthiest wanted to at lead Swedish soldiers to the Oscar. An agreement was reached Tokio, Dec. 10—Thire is reason to be- citizens in this state, was married to then notified the policeman on the beat of gates Christiania to settle the crisis Paris, where the arbitration tribunal lieve the eittixe question of the emi- his daughter-in-law, widow of his de- that the state law was being violated, Iheri impending. Immediate trouble met in the spring of 1899 and King of to San Francisco,Dec.10—Extermination mother gration Japanese America has ceased son, and of five children. and it was his duty to arrest the of- was neces- Pf the murderous head-hunters averted, but for ten years the con- Oscar's intervention was not been satisfactorily settled at least for suvage, He is 7G and his bride is under 40. fenders. Refusals by the electrocution Is the latest novelty in- patrolmen troversy between the sister countries sary. the present after a series of conferences by Colonel Peel represented this district in were followed by the Into For- warnings that the continued, until the Norwegians King Oscar was called the ablest which have been held between United troduced by Japanese congress from 1885 to 1893. league would institute proceedings brought it to a sudden head in June, ruler of the nineteenth century and States Ambassador O'Brien and Minis- mosa. him for neglect of 1905. of the For- against duty. So the most democratic king that ever ter of Foreign Affairs Hayashl. Walter Clifton, manager far as can be ascertained only one There mosa Mercantile who arrived AGENTS PROTEST AGAINST po- were many other forces for lived. He never made any attempt to It is understood that at the last meet- company, liceman was called upon in this is for the man- peace that summer in Sweden, besides conceal the humble origin of his fam- ,ing the representatives of the Japanese here yesterday, authority AN INSURANCE COMPANY ner. He was taken to a saloon to out this at State the king. The socialistic ily and whenever he traveled to the • outlined a statement that wipe tribe,, workingmen's government plan by which it de- and Van Buren streets at 3 a. m.. and organizations had a ■ which Is the commercial Lincoln, Neb.. Dec. 11.—Eight agents made a solemn vow south of France he made it point to is agreed to limit immigration to the retarding )lf<- his attention was called to the that of heroic measnrea represen-ing twelve insurance com- fact they would not bear arms against visit the little house at Pau where his students and commercial men velopment Formosa, was having that a bartender serving intoxi- their was born. A tablet over are by the Japanese. panies. today protested against the Norwegian brethren, and that if grandfather means of support and to entirely pre- being adopted methods of the Great cating drinks to twenty-five custom- to tie the head-hunters,” said Clifton, Western Life In- necessary hands of the gov- the door of the little ono-story house vent Japanese laborers from going to “These ers in violation not of ernment and Infest the surance company, of Kansas City. only the state they would declare a great bears this inscription: America. "number about 100,000, Auditor Senile requested them to flit, law regarding Sunday closing, but also strike. "The peasant. Charles Bernadotte, entire east coast of the Island. All ef- of a ordinance -The failed. They a written protest this afternoon. city requiring all sa- cautious and conservative peas- who subsequently rose to be field mar- forts to civilise them have to close at 1 o’clock. ant Chi- loons According party, too, had made up Its mind shal of France and ultimately King CHICAGO GETS THE recently Inveigled a party of 300 TAFTS MOTHER PASSES. to E. J. Davis, vice president of the not to be hurried into war. But there Charles XIV, of Sweden and Norway, nese and Japanese into an ambush on a Millbury. Mass.. Doc. 11.—Death league, the policeman refused to arrest was in military and aristocratic circles was born in this cottage In 1763.” pretense of showing them some treas- the bartender without a warrant. a BIG CONVENTION which has been expected almost hour- The strong desire to "punish Norway,” In appearance, however. King Os- ure and killed all but three. of the and if this the ly for a week past, was announced at early mornirg expedition league’s jingo policy had been sup- car was every inch .a king, and thero "In punishment for this treachery a. visited a number of saloons In ported the bodies of troops 12:20 tit. Sunday from the bedside agents by king, war would have is no sovereign in all Europe who was Washington, Dec. 10—The republican Japanese sent out large Louisa the west and centra! portions of the been almost of head-hunters of Mi's. Maria Taft, mother of inevitable. It is, there- more stately and more regal in bear- national committee today stlected Chi- and when the compab" William H. Taft, of war. city, but reported no violations of law, fore, no exaggeration of 6 Is located the will be surrounded secretary Mrs. the facts to ing than was he. King Oscar stood cago for the next national convention place Taft was the widow ot except at one place. The saloons vis- attribute the a wire fence. Alphonso Taft, peaceful solution of the feet 2 inches, taller than most of his by the following vote: | b; of war ited included those of Anderman John union crisis, first "The wires are with elec- secretary and attorney general and foremost of all subjects, who, as a rule, are tall men. Chicago, 3i: Kansas City, 17; Den- ! charged United J. Brennan and Michael other- Swedes, to soldiers will to shoot ot the States under President Kenna, King Oscar. His eyes were blue in color, distinctive ver. 4. tricity. Tne begin Orant. and later minister to wise known as “Hinky Dink," the poli- Oscar was a man of fine and the savages stampede and then the Austria qualities. of his race, and were commanding, but June lfi was fixed upon as the date tician. I Eorn a third will those bullets and Russia. son, his royal destiny was | kindly. of the convention. deadly wires get miss." ACCIDENTAL SHOT MURDERER AND VICTIM SUICIDES BY PIN STABS. THIEF CHLOROFORMS PORKER BURIED AT NORFOLK Pittsburg, Dec. 10—With an KILLS CARROLL BOY GRAFT WITNESS ordinary Pnlludolphia. Dec. 10—Someone stole Norfolk, Neb., Dee. 11.—Although pa- IS FINAL ESTIMATE OF safety pin, stolen from the attending ('arroli. Neb. Dec. II.— Mrs. Rebe-ra Thomas' 2SU-pcund hog Henry, the nurse, John Deskvlch, a hopelessly crip- son of rents of V. B. Nethaway. who murdered I trom the rear of her "ome, at 6i>7 Ferry young Mr. and Mrs. Victor TnlAL HALTS lOWA’o CORN CROP pled inmate of the Allegheny City home Carlson, died his wife on a crowded Union Pacific MISSING, avenue, Camden. A sponge left behind Friday afternoon at at Woodvitle, pricked the veins of bis where lie train here and then blew his own brains showed that chloroform had been used Wayne, had been taken to leg in half a dozen places and slowly have Ids leg amputated. out, desired that the lifetime quarrel be Doc. It.—The Den Dec. tj keep lie: heg from squealing. The boy had San Francisco, disap- Moines, In., 11.—Secretary bled to death. When he was discovered bean shot in in death und that the Pushcart tracks in the snu* Indi- accidentally the left leg forgotten tragedy of James L. the bed was saturated with blood. pearance ex-Supervisor Wells, of the Iowa Grain Dealers' asso- the was carried on Thanksgiving day. which was the victims he buried side by side, parents cated how hog away. one of the meet important Ijeskvitch had been In the home for a direct cause of hts death. He of the slain woman, Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher, ciation, in hi3 final estimate At one potnt he must have revived suf- died sud- today, year with a broken hack. He never wldie of were witnesses for the state In the graft ficiently to make a break for freedom, denly being prepare^ for the George Daily, Ord, Neb., unable gives Iowa's corn crop as 249,391,488 Cu the seemed comprehend helplessness tracks indicated he was chased opc-atlon. The funeral services were to forget and forgive the dead murderer rases and the Inability of the prose- bushels os last ns the against 388,090,000 year. of his case until a couple of days ago. held at the Mngllsh Lutheran church and suicide for killing their daughter The oats is estimated at by the Inlet. cution to locate him. caused a post- crop 103,027,- lie' attempted ster' a p lir of surgical In Wayne, conducted and the dual funeral was vetoed. ty He v the hog was recaptured «*iil hy Rev. Mr plan today of the trie! of Patrick 946 bushels, a loss of 39,000,000 since scissors, hut They were taken from nlro. * The interment were burled ponc-mcnt •what became ot hfiri Is cue of the mas- Ringer. was in the Both victims Sunday of the United Hall- last year. The report says 40 per cent, Calhoun, president He stabbed himself tifij times with the til,- Csmrie.n ere remr t'o-v Prospect Hill cemetery here 7 corn is teries which police Fey. way* urlil January of the soft and chalT” pin. i>ia to solve. t