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, 1905-05-10
NEGRO MANIAC
ESCAPES GUARDS
DANGEROUS AND BLOODTHIRSTY
NEGRO AT LARGE IN STREETS
OF DENVER, COLORADO.
Murdered His Old Father by Firing
Nine Bullets Into His Body and
Police n Detectives Ordered to
Recapture Him at All Hazards
Spectacular Escape.

Denver, Colo, May 10.-Murderer
Dan Wade, one of the most dangerous
and b~loodthirsty maniacs who eve
committed a crime, is at large in the
streets of Denver today. He escaped
from the county hospital shortly after
10 o'clock this morning, and the whole
police and detective force has been
ordered to catch him Al once. 1t is
feared he will arm himself and blood
shed will follow. Wade is the negro
who murdered his old father recently.
firing nine bullets into his body. His
escape was spectacular and showed
the cunning of a diseased mind.
, 1905-05-10
LAW MUST
INTERFERE
THROWING OF STONES BY THE
YOUTHS GETTING DANGER
Gus TO SAFETY OF CITY.
superintendent Lee Takes Matter Up
In Certain Grades Of City Schools
and Parents Will Be Appealed to
Names viii Be Furnished II Po-
lice Desire to Investigate.


Inc cry ~ pieseh. soins ~ "i a
more beautiful Laramie Will aVaii
little unless the parents OF the city
a be persuaded In some way TO lake
their children and particularly ire
boys ranging from 8 to IA years OF age
in hand. There Is no n OF damage
being hone Dou the city ny tnese Ill
bred youngsters. Yesterday a crowd
OF five OF these youngsters in passing
a resluehce III the EASTERN part Vi 'no
city deliberately n mahciously bruis-
ed up every tree along the whole hair
block by the use OF sticks n tones
and as they were Ill young trees they
will no doubt suffer o the effects.
1t is useless for people 70 attempt to
beauty their premises If these young
miscreants are to be permitted to I'M
, 1905-05-10

Toxic, May 10.-The Russians are
apparently assembling in force for the
purpose of invading Korea from the
northeast as a means for defending
Vladivostok and creating a diversion.
Fifteen thousand men have been col
lected on the left bank of the Tumen.
The Japanese do not regard the move
ment as very serious.
, 1905-05-10
MILLIONAIRE SUED
BY YOUNG WOMAN
NIECE OF MORTIMER JOHNSON
CHARGES UNCLE WITH
CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
Defendant Vigorously Denies AIlega-
ton and Begins Criminal Proceed
ings Against Girl and Her Advisers
Important Witness in Land
Fraud Cases Marries Defendant.

Cleveland, O., May 10.-Mortimer }.
Lawrence, formerly of Denver and a
Colorado mine owner, now a million
aire of this city, and prominent in
clubs. has just been sued by his niece,
Hazel Lawrence, 1S years old, for al
legged criminal assault. Today Mr..
Lawrence vigorously denies the charge
and has begun criminal proceedings
against the young woman and her ad-
visers. Lawrence is nearly 10 years
old.
, 1905-05-10
MRS. STICkNEY VISITS
ROCK SPRINGS CHAPTER

Mrs. Martha E. Stickney of Lara
mic, grand matron of the Order of tn,
Eastern Star Of Wyoming, paid the
local chapter on official visit OF
Thursday evening, says the RocE
Springs Miner. After the regular ses
sion, a luncheon vas served and a so
cial hour enjoyed. The next session
Of the grand chapter will be held il
Laramie September 5. While in the
city Mrs. Stickney was the guest Of
Mrs. Reed.
, 1905-05-10
TRYING TO ENFRocE
IHE WAFER LAWS.

The police are making an honest eff
fort to enforce the laws governing the
use of water for irrigation and this
morning a prominent citizen was hailed
before the police justice, where he was
given a severe reprimand and promis-
ed a fine next time. There is open
and notorious violation of the law ev-
cry day and the police are determined
to see that some of it is stopped.
, 1905-05-10
Bio Strawberry Crop.

Joplin, Mo-, May 1O.-Local railway
traffic officials estimate the strawberry
yield this season the largest in the
history of the southwest. Three hun
dred and fifty refrigerator cars ha We
been ordered for the shipments, which
will begin next week. The berries
are the best, and pronounced excellent
in quality and exquisite flavor.
, 1905-05-10
Gave Up the Plan.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 1o.-Labor lead
ers planned to see Roosevelt this after
noon between the Hamilton club re-
ception and the Iroquis banquet, and
lay before him the strikers views and
ask mediation. They had prepared a
long memorial about the strike, which
they had intended to ask the presi-
dent to read, but they gave up the
plan, Shea, the president of the union,
saying he believed it would do little
rood,
, 1905-05-10
MEETEETSE WILL HAVE
FINE MASONIC TEMPLE.

Only one firm, Rankin & Otey, put
in a bid for the building of the Mason
ic temple, says the Thermopolis Rec
ord. The bid was found to be too
Inc was therefore rejected. The plans
will be somewhat modified and new
asked for or the work be lone I'M
, 1905-05-10
DEATH LIST NOW NUMBERS
TWENTY-EIGHT, WITH MORE
IN A PRECARiOUS
CONDITION.
First Funerals Held This Morning.
When Gotfried Nelson, His Wife
and Child We're Laid to Rest
Two Victims of Wreck of Elevator
at ElWood by Wind-Fierce Biz
zard Is Raging at Silverton.

Salina, Kas., May 10.-Two addi-
tional deaths of victims of the tornado
up to moor today to twenty-eight. Sew
eral of the injured are in a precarious
condition. The first funerals were
hid this morning, when Gotfried Mel
son, wife and child we're laid to rest.
Other funerals are to be held this
afternoon in the public park. Twenty.
, 1905-05-10
ROOSEVELT ARRIVES
At CHICAGO At NOON

for the passage of a lake steamer. The
president enjoyed the scene. Chief
O'Neill headed the procession in his
buggy. Two hundred officers cleared
the streets, detectives occupied every
place of advantage and Illinois cav
ed the carriage. A crowd of Is, 900
followed. From the windows along
the route enthusiastic greetings were
Ghouted to Roosevelt.
Not a single outbreak marked the
transfers strike today.
, 1905-05-10
Will Destroy Factories Bv Fire.

st. Petersburg, May 1O.-Delegations
of workmen and terrorists report that
a three days strike is declared in con-
nection with labor day, beginning next
Sunday. They are making demands
upon the employers, and intimate that
if they are not complied with, the de-
struction of all the factories by fire
will follow.
, 1905-05-10
MINERS DISCOVER
NEW CAVE OF IRON.

A huge cave of iron has been dis
covered. by miners who are developing
the iron deposits near Guernsey for
C "A. Guernsey and other Cheyenne
capitalists. The ave was discovered
1870 feet in on one Of the levels and its
extent has not yet been determined.
The walls floor and roof of the cav
are of iron.
, 1905-05-10
THE LIKE OF THIS
NEVER HAPPENS HERE

A large touring automobile bought
yesterday by w. B. Thombs suddenly
jumped away from the curbing in
front of his home at Portland Me, and,
with no one in it, whizzed at top speed
for a mile along the promenade, run
ming over and slightly injuring one
man, causing two runaways and scat
tering people right and left. Finally
the machine swerved to the left, plung-
ed over a forty-foot embankment and
demolished.
, 1905-05-10
Communicate by Wireless.

st. Petersburg. May 10.-The admir-.
atty says that Ro~jestvensky and Nebo,
gatoff have been several days close
enough to communicate by wireless.
1t is reported that Japan has called
out its naval reserves for the strength
ening of the shore defenses.
, 1905-05-10
Judge Bailingham Very III.

Portland, Ore, May 10.-Federa.
Judge Ballingham, before whom Sen.
ator Mitchell was to have been tried
for alleged land frauds, is dying at
his home here of pneumonia. Marie
Ware, one of the most important gov
eminent witnesses in the land cases
is reported to have married Horace
Mckinley, one of the defendants, hence
she cannot be compelled to testify
against him.
, 1905-05-10
Two Dead in Elevator Wreck.

st. Joseph, Mo, May 10.-The bodies
Of Harry Smith and John Colby were
taken from the ~wreckage of the Har-
roun elevator, across the river, at Ell
wood, 'Kas., today. Wind partly lie
molished the structure last night. The
only other man in the building, John
Chambers, was rescued. but badly in
iured.
, 1905-05-10
cosGRIFF WOOL CLIP
BRINGS A BIG PRICE,

Yesterday Cosgriff Bros. wool clip
aggregating 100000 pounds, Vas sold
at Rawlins to Farnsworth Thayer al
22A cents per pound, netting more pei
fleece than any other clip in the state
This Is also the largest individual
wool clip in Wyoming, requiring an en-
tire train of twenty-five a to trans
port 1t east.
, 1905-05-10
Miss Mae Failed to Land Loeb.

Omaha, Neb., May 10.-The presi-
dents special. with Secretary Loeb, on
whom Mae Wood wanted papers
served in a damage suit growing out
Of her association with Senator Platt,
switched of at Fremont, Neb., and
crossed into Iowa at Blair. A deputy
served.
, 1905-05-10
TWO MORE CTIMS0F
MARQUETTE CYCLONE

three baskets form a row in the tenn
porary morgue, while the other five
victims are at the houses of relatives.
The most intense gloom prevails. The
skillful assistance and generous aid
from n~eighbOring towns are much ap-
nrnciatel
, 1905-05-10
Ambassador CaSSjni Recalled

Washington, May 1O.-The Russian
ambassador to the United States,
Count Cassini, has been recalled by
his government and will be sent to
Madrid. He will be succeeded hero by
Baron Rosen, until recently minister
to Toxic.
, 1905-05-10
CHILDREN ANXIOUS TO
SEE COMPETITIVE DRILL

The children Of the East Side school
are agitating a half holiday Friday aft
ernoon. to give them an opportunity
to witness the competitive drill at the
university, and as some Of them ex-
poet to be cadets next year. they are
all the moro insistent- The matter
will BE- called to the attention Of the
superintendent and board Of education.
, 1905-05-10
ABOUT THE WORST
OF THE SEASON.

One of the worst storms of the year
broke almost without warning at 1:25
O'Clock this afternoon, following a
thunder storm which started in the
vicinity OF Jelm mountain and moved
very rapidly across the plain. There
was snow, rain. hail, lightning and
wind to make the storm one of the
peculiar ever witnessed here.
, 1905-05-10
NO WATER VET FOR
FLOATING THE TIES.

C. L. Wagner, manager Of the Car
bon Timber company. left this aftor
noon for Fort Steele, where he will
look after the interests Of the com
pany at that point. He says he does
not know when the drive will start
down the Platte river, 10 that stream
Il still full Of ice and the food waters
have not arrived. There will be On
unusually heavy drive this season
, 1905-05-10
Blizzard at Silverton,

Silverton, Colo, May 10.-A blizzard
is raging here. 1t began last night
and continues today. Eight inches of
snow has already fallen, and at noon
the temperature is freezing. No snow
slides or serious consequences are re-
ported, however.
, 1905-05-10
GOING TO CASPER TO
HOLD TERM OF COURT.

Judge c. e. Carpenter of Laramie
and Court Stenographer Louis DeI-ar.
10 passed through the city this morn.
ing, says the Cheyenne Tribune, en-
route to Casper, where Judge Carpen.
ter will hold court.
, 1905-05-10

Russian Vessels Reach vIadivostok.
London, May 10.-A St. Petersburg
dispatch to a news agency says the
cruisers AlmaZ and Zemtchung reach
ed V%ladivostok, having eluded the
Japanese. Both belonged to Admiral
Volkersam's division of Rojestvensky's
armada. Both are new vessels, re.
spectively $500 and 3,4OO tons.
, 1905-05-10

More than anything else. laughter
reveals u common humanity, for it is
much easier for us to understand the
slips and follies of others than it Is
to appreciate their excellences and
ideals.
, 1905-05-10
MEETING OF ALTAR SOCIETY
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The Altar society will meet with
Mrs. Huempfner tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Ross Hansen and Mrs. Garrety
will assist in entertaining.
, 1905-05-10
BANK
Of TUMEN
RUSSIAN ARMY SAID TO HAVE AS.
SEMBLED FOR PURPOSE OF
INVADING KOREA AND
MAKING DIVERSION.

Fifteen Thousand Men Gathered on
River, But Move Not Considered
Serious BY the Japanese-London
Report That Two Russian Vessels
Have EIuded Japanese Watch and
Reached Port at VIadivostok.
, 1905-05-10
Is BETTER
Mrs. John Hay Says Husband Is I'm
proved In Health

Paris, May 10.-Mrs. John Hay,
wife of the secretary of state, arrived
today. She says her husband is much
improved and will arrive in a few
days.
, 1905-05-10
Stormins at Cheyenne.

Special to The Republican
Cheyenne, Wyo., May 10.-There was
a severe storm here this afternoon, but
so far no damage has been reported.
, 1905-05-10

course. will receive the adulation of
the crowds.
, 1905-05-10
UNITED STATES PATENT
EIEQ EQR RECORD

A United States patent issued to
Charles L. Stott, and dated September
6, 1902. for 100 acres in sections 6 and
Z, township 25, range 90, was filed for
record today.
, 1905-05-10

Why not ret All the nsws when It il
sswa. By rsadins Ths pspublicani
, 1905-05-10

Daily Republican so cents = month
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-06
GREAT CAREER FOR ROOSEVELT
Henry wattersOn Says End OF Term
VIII Not Conclude his
Activities.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--A glorious career
for President Roosevelt as president Of
Harvard university after he leaves the
White House was predicted yesterday by
Henry Watterson. the star-eyed apostle
from Louisville.
Mr.. Watterson came in during the after
noon from Wisconsin where he has been
lecturing, and went to the Auditorium An
nex-to rest, he said He would not talk
politics.
President Roosevelt" said he, when
urged, will round out his career, after
leaving the White House, as president of
Harvard university. II will be a fitting
and glorious termination Of his useful life
He will be the greatest figure in the coun-
try as the head of the university"
1t was suggested that Mr.. Roosevelt
might be renominated, despite his decision
not 10 accept a second term; that in some
circles it had been predicted that the
democratic party would choose him as their
standard bearer.
"Stuff," replied Colonel Watterson.
Roosevelt wouldn't touch a second term
with forty-foot pole. l won't say why
and / won't give my reasons for predict
ing that he will become president of Har-
ward college. but see If am not right"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-06
GIBBONS TALKS ON HONESTY
Gives Promoters of stock JObbIng
scheme Some Hard
Raps.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Cardinal Gibbons
preached at the cathedral today on probity
in business. taking as his text, PAY What
Thou owest." He said In part;
There is a species of dishonesty which Is
conducted on larger scale. I allude to the
iniquity of watering stock and 1oating II ON
the market, OF initiating stocks and bonds
and giving them fictitious value This sin
IS the more odious, as II Is not the result of
sudden impulse of temptation, but is per-
petrated In cold blood by sharpwitted men
who court the esteem of their fellow citi-
zens. They use all kinds of arguments to
catch the unwary In their tolls and inflct
untold misery on too confiding COM
munity, and not infrequently widows and
orphans are the victims of this species of
fraud.
might also allude here to dishonest
presidents and cashiers of banks and busi-
ness house clerks. Their number, thank
God is very small compared with the army
of loyal and upright officials.
These unfaithful officers yield to the
criminal desire of growing suddenly rich
They secretly appropriate the funds of the
institution in which they are employed with
the vague in ution of restoring them. They
gamble In socks and other securities,
hoping to realize large profits Their first
venture is a failure. They cast the die
again and again, each time stalking larger
sums with the same result, till they have
gone down the stream of speculation too
far to retrace their steps and hide their in
iquity. They involve themselves in ire
parable ruin and degradation. All the
waters of the Mississippi could not blot
out the stain. A name which before was
mentioned with honor is now whispered
charity Of silence The last chapter in
their sad history is usually suicide, exile or
the penltentiary
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-06
LOOKS LIKE WANToN MURDER
Resolve TO Assault First Negro En-
eOuntered and Death
Results.

COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 6,-"Let's hit the
first eolored man we meet" was the re-
mark made by one OF three young white
men while out on a lark last night, and
as result George jackson, a ooIored
cook and porter, is dead and Harry Hayse.
II. e. Ponttus and Harry Lower are under
arrest
jackson was found lying unconscious on
the High street riaduct, near the entrance
TO the union station, last midnight and
died before he could be removed to hos
pital. His skull was fractured
The mystery which shrouded the mans
death last night was lifted today when
a man who. CHANGED TO hear the remark
made by one Of the three young men under
arrest reported it to the police. after read
ing of JacksOn's death in the morning
newspaper. Pontius and Lower both de-
clare that Hayse struck the negro and
that he was the author OF the remark,
which was made just after they had had
an alteration with another negro
None OF the men under arrest knew
Jackson.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-06
IRVINE NOW A GREEK PRIEST
II Attached to New York Cathedral
to Labor Among English
Speaking People.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--With much cere-
mony Rev. Ingram n. w. Irvine Of Phila-
delphia, formerly the rector of st. Johns
Episcopal church. Hunting, Pa. and un-
frocked by Bishop Ethelbert Talbot was
today ordained as priest of the holy
orthodox Greek church in America at the
cathedral of st. Nicholas by Archbishop
Tikhon. head of the Russian church in this
country.
Yesterday Archbishop Tikhon. assisted by
the clergy of the cathedral ordained DR.,
Irvine deacon and half an hour later he
participated as descep of the high mass
celebrated in the cathedral in honor OF st.
Mary's dag, one OF the principal saint
days OF the Russian church. DR. Irvine
having been previously received as a com
municant of the Greek church. after he
had been refused a rehearing OF his case
by the authorities of the Episcopal church,
Archbishop Tikhon decided that as he had
come to the Greek church with the degree
of doctor Of divinity his application for
ordination as priest could not be refused
under the canonical law OF the church.
The ceremony today began with the cele-
bration of the usual Sunday high mass
and litany. DR.. Irvine made his appear
ance with the other clergy clad in the
white silken and gold embroidered cas-
sock of deacon of the church. Arch
bishop Tikhon was the celebrant OF the
mass.
After reading the oath DR.. Irvine was
lead three times around the pulpit kneel-
ing In one corner with the other priests
and kissing various ikons. After retiring
within the chancel. Dr. Irvine came for
ward clad in the blue and white vestments
of Greek priest.
Archbishop Hotovitsky. first in the
Slavonic tongue and later in English,
stated that DR.. Irvine had been ordained
priest of the church and asked for the
prayers of all to bless him in his new
work. and especially the prayers OF the
English speaking people The newly or
dained priest then made a short address
in English. stating he had come to the
Greek church. taking as his special mis-
sion the unification OF all churches, whether
Protestant, Greek or Roman. To that end
he said he should ever work and pray.
DIR. Irvine, It is said. will be attached as
ap riest to the cathedral and confine his
work among the English speaking mem
bers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-06
TWO SHOT BY INSANE MAN
sheriff and Posse Unable TO Catch
PerDetrRtOr of the
AFFAIR.

HELENA. Mont, Nov. 5-A X Arpin
OF Salt Lake City and J. c. Dolive OF Or
lando. Fla, were shot and seriously
wounded this afternoon a short distance
from this city by a man supposed TO be
insane. The men are telegraph operators
and were walking in the hills. They had
passed a mining dump few feet when a
bullet struck Arpin In the left thigh. An
other. fred almost Immediately. struck Do
live In the groin. Two other shots were
fired, one striking Dolive in the arm and
the other hitting Arpin in the groin. Dolive
took refuge behind a rise In the ground
and saw a man running away.
The wounded men were brought to town,
and though their wounds are serious they
are not believed to be mortal
An insane man has been reported in the
hills near Helena for several days, and
the sheriffs officers have been hunting for
him. 1t is believed he is the man who did
the shooting
A search in the hills until nightfall was
unavailing. The insane man Is laboring
under the belief that some one is trying
TO jump his mining claim.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-06
HEAD OF MISS GEARY FOUND
In Good state of Preservation and
Thought TO be Easily
Recognizable.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 5.-What Is conf
IDENTIFY believed to be the head of Susanna
A. Geary, the dress suit case victim. was
recovered in leather handbag from the
bottom OF the harbor today. It was
dragged to>the surface very near the point
where Louis w. Crawford and William
Howard who have confessed to disposing
Of the dismembered body of the girl. said
they dropped 1t from the stem of an east
Boston ferryboat.
The head completes the bo : the girl
The trunk was found on Sc : Der q and
the limbs were picked UP c er q. The
leather bag in which the had been
placed together with thif - pounds of
loose shot. did not move rently from
the place where II sank 8 bag with it's
contents was taken to Z ward street
undertaking establishment I'd will be
viewed by Medical Exam Francis A.
Harris tomorrow. The M vas in a good
state of preservation ani is thought by
the police that It will be readily recog-
nized as that OF Miss Geary.
The police today continued the search for
Mary s. Dean, who is said to have had
charge of the home i'm which Miss Geary
died after being removed from the Ire
mont street resort The hunt for the
woman was without result and it is be-
lieved that she left the city as soon as
she learned OF the arrest ot Crawford and
Howard, Crawford and Howard will prob
ably remain In New York for several days
until the necessary papers for their extra
dition are approved by Governor Higgins.
Morris Nathan, the lover of Miss Geary.
will he arraigned I'm court tomorrow on n
charge Of abortion.
Dr. Percy D. Mcleod who was arrested
in the Back Bay district on Friday for al
legged completely in the case. left town
today for few days. He is under bonds
Of $4,000
The police intimate that they have evil
dence to show that other similar cases
have occurred in this city and that the
bodies of several Of the victims have been
disposed of secretly.
When asked tonight concerning the al
legged confessions Of Louis J. Crawford and
William Howard, the New York prisoners,
Chief william r. Waits of the Boston
Bureau of Criminal Investigation, who has
returned from that city, said: "All I viii
say is that the confession of these two
men is the most startling and sensational
story I have ever heard I do not like to
think of H. II is terrible story and the
most remarkable tale ever heard in all
my years of police service"
The New York prisoners. Morris Nathan,
who was brought here from Pittsburg. and
DR. Percy d. Mcleod, who was arrested in
Boston Friday, are all charged with the
same crime, that OF abortion.