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The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
MAINE EMUIATES WILD WEST.
Five Hundred Men Hunt for Four
Alleged Bandits.

Portland, Ne. NOV. olive hundred
men are to-day securing the woods in
this vicinity in search Of four alleged
highwaymen. who, in a street fight ar
midnight. inflicted mortal injuries on tive
men and seriously cut another.
The mob spirit is high. and should the
men be captured, it is feared that the
authorities may have tToEble in protect.
irs their prisoners. Three street rail-
way conductors discovered the men and
q night followed. The alleged bandits
were armed with raz0rs. Two OF the
conductors were seriously cut about the
face and body. the third escaped Just IN
time 70 save his life. He aroused the Cit
liens, and crowd attacked the men.
When the bandits saw they were out
numbered. they ran 10 the woods.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
strikers Resume Piaces.

In accordance with the agreement for
the settlement OF the strike OF machin-
lists on the Southern Railway, ali the
machinists formally employed in the local
shops presented themselves al the doors
Z the shops this morning to begin work
at the usual hour But owing TO some
misunderstanding the special officers on
guard there refused 70 permit the men
to enter, and they returned to their
homes Shortly thereafter, they were
notified that the doors we're open TO them
and the majority Of the mach.nists re-
turned to the shops and went 10 work
The remainder. 1t IS expected. will re-
port al the usual hour tomorrow morn
ing. Several OF the machiaists formerly
employed here will, il is stated, soon be
transferred to Monroe, where much OF
the work formerly done here Will be cln-
Quoted. Some Of the machinery has 81
ready been moved To Monroe from the
local shops.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
LABOR ENTERS PROTEST.
CrtttciEes sale of COnvfct-made
Goods In Illinois.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-A storm OF criticism
over the management OF the s ATE peniten.
tiary 81 Joliet was made to-day by War
den Murphy in the published report Of 3
committee OF the Chicago Federation OF
Labor. Most Of the conditions + und by
the committee are declared 10 be in vic.
iatlon OF The convict labor law. Oilers.
Il Is declared. can be legal.zed only by
strained interpretations Of the statute.
The use Tor outside production OF mora
than ferry per cent # the convictS ava +
able for duty. the use, "in defiance Of the
law, Of improved machine. y, and WRETCH
cd conditions in the cellTooms. are the
chief violations cited
The report rec -mmends the repeal OF The
amendment 70 the present law, which
permits the employment Of forty Der cent
OF the convicts on goods to be sold on
the open market
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
CASHIER GOES TO PRISON.
Herring Also becomes Inmate of
Joliet with Stensiand.

Chicago, Nov 5.-Paul Q. Stensland.
president. and Henry " Herring. cashier.
OF the defunct Milwaukee Avenue state
Bank, were each given sentences Of from
one to fourteen years by Judge Pickney
late this afternoon. following the plea Ct
guilty by Herring TO charges Of larceny
and forgery. and by Stensland TO one Of
forgery.
Stensland displayed evidences OF great
nervousness. Quivering throughout his tes-
timony. He denied he had ever used auv
OF the banks money for his own pleas
ures. He said ii was all lost in real estate
and other investments. and that none Of
Il had been used for gambling
Payment Of the third % Per cent divi-
uend 10 deDositors Of the wrecked bank
was begun today by Receiver Fetzer.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
FISHERMEN ADRIFT ON LAKE.
Searching Parties Looking for open
Gasoline Launch on Chicago.

Chicago. Nov. 6-The South Chicago,
Michigan City. and ST Joseph Iife-ssving
stations are searching the south end Of
Lake Michigan for o party Of fishermen
adrift for forty-eight hours IN an open
gasoline launch and without food.
Those in the boat are:
Louis Wright, fisherman, Michigan
City, Ind.
William Thorntoa. fellow empl0ye with
Wright
An unknown man, chum of Wright, who
accompanied them.
Mr Fink and c. Z. Lavady. a Michigan
City boat owner. who are leading the
search, declare they believe that there
were two other men IN the party.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED.
g. ID. Woodrow, Of baltimore, Sue-
cunibs to Heart Trouble.

SPECIAL 70 lie Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 5.-George D.
Woodrow. assistant general auditor Of
the Western Maryland and West vir-
gsnia Central railroads, was found dead
n bed this morning at his residence, 1872
North Calvert street
Mr.. Woodrow had evidently been dead
for some hours when found by Mrs
Woodrow. tie had apparently been read
ing, and had turned down the gas in his
apartment. a book was lying open On a
table near his bedside. AS he had suf-
fered for nearly four years from heart
trouble, IL Is thought by his family that
An acute attack carried him OF almost
Instantly AS no call for help was heard
from him during the night Coroner
Hayden, who has been notified, will
make an Investigation
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
wAsHINGTONIANs WANT VOTE
Judge at Rockville Hears Pleas of
Those Not Registered.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Nd, Nov. SIN the Circuit
Court for this county, to-day. Judge
James B. Henderson heard number OF
petitions against the officers Of registra-
tion tn several OF the precincts Of tho
county, wherein the petitions either de-
sired names placed on the registration
books or erased theTefronl.
The most important cases we're those
in the Ninth district, GaithersburE.
where number Of persons had gone into
Washington City and had not made the
affidavit. as required by law, that they
would return TO the county and take uu
the'r residence here within six months
previous "a the coming election.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
TRAIN KILLS TWO WOMEN.
Remains of One Identified by Love
Letter in Her Possession.

Amsterdam, y. Y, Nov. 5.-While out
driving this afternoon, ard in attempting
TO cross the tracks of the Fonda. Johns
town and Glover svlle Railroad, three
miles east OF this city, a carriage. con-
tanning Miss Lena Cook and Miss Eva
Scott, Of this city. was struck By lin
ited train, killing both women.
The crossing where the accident oc-
Cured is being eliminated by the con-
structicn Of an overhead passage for the
electric cars.
The remains Of Miss Cook were identi.
FED by love letter found IN her cloth
ing
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
STEAMER oMEGA WRECKED.
British vessel, Laden with Coal,
strikes Reef.

Halifax. n. s.. Nov. 5.-The British
steamer Omega, while bound firm st
Peters for char.ottstown. p E. l., with a
cargo Of coal. struck a ledge near Pug
wash. ~ s, aad is q wreck. The crew
were rescued IN al exhaus ed condition.
The crew OF the British steamer Tug-
site Bell, which went ashore on Prince
Edward Island Saturday. were Landed
safely at noon today They stated that
TIC vessel is stiu intact. and, al al,hoEgh a
storm is raging. she IS IN no danger II
breaking Up Wrecking vessels have gone
TO the assistance OF Turrette Bell,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
NUDD IS DENOUNCED.
Maryland Representative Asssiied
at brentwood Mass Meeting.

Srectai - Toe washington Head
Brentwood. Nd. Nov. Sion. Sydney 2
Mudd Republican candidate for re-elec-
ton in the Fifth ConsIessIonaI district or
Maryland, was denoupced at & weil-s.-
tended mass meeting held in Flremen' s
Hall this evening.
The meeting was called 20 order by R.
c. 81 Ross He introduced Jackson T.
Ralston. who stated that Mr. Mudd was
not 1T candidate to represent the peoB'
or the Fifth COngTes sSionai district, aud
he hoped that every voter who had any
conscience would so TO the polls to-mor-
row and put his mark opposite George M
Smiths name He also favored a revis-
Ton og the tariff
Other ADDRESSES were made By Hon. J.
Enos Ray and Robert ". Wells The
COMMITTEES on arrangements for the meet
ing were r. A. Van Horn. Horace White.
and Leo smith. OF Brentwood, and George
NJ Smith. OF Berwyn, Mo
Owing 10 sickness In his family, George
III. Smith, Democratic candidate for this
district, sent hts regrets.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
MUDD SEEKS LABOR VOTE.
Result OF A. F. OF L. In Maryland
Campaign Is in Doubt.

nttttt4 70 aus HsktllnEIol neTalC.
Annapolis. Nd. Nov. 5.-while the Re
pueiicaRs are confident that Congress
man Mudd VIII be reelected from the
Fifth district, there appears to be some
uncertainty as 70 what effect the labor
vote will have tomorrow as the result
OF the campaign made by the American
Federation OF Labor IN favor Of the DEM
ocratic candidate. SIR Smith. This Is
evidenced by the fact that the local Re
publican managers made an appeal
through local paper this afternoon 10
the voters 20 cast their votes for Mudd.
The appeal relates the CoaEressman' s
record. and amCng other things adds
that his election win mean a continuation
Of good times for Annapolis, and his
defeat an Industrial stsgnati0n. a public
appeal o. this nature Is something never
made in previous campaigns Of Mr. Mudd
The Democrats also lay claim 10 the
county by about fa4
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
WITHOUT FOOD Or WATER.
Crew of Lumber Boat, from Florida,
In sad Straits.

Norfolk, Va. Nov 5.-With al provi-
sions and water gone. and the crew worn
and ernsciated. the three -masted schooner
Elizabeth Gilbert. lumber laden. and
bound from Jacks nvile Fla, to New
York, Put into Hampton Roads today.
She sailed from jacksonville on October
9. but the winds were contrary and the
anchor vas dropped OF Mayp0rt or Octo-
her lS. when another start was made.
From that date until yesterday the YES
sci had succeeded in getting no farther
north than point little 70 the south
Of Norfolk.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Complains, sIashed by BARRIER.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-Joseph Monroe cri T.
cised his barber. David Sutkof. yes
terday. because the latter had burned
slash with a razor across the cheek bv
way Of a retort. SUiKof was shaving
away skilfully until Monroe spoke. Then
be gave the blade a twist and cut clear
through 10 his customers teeth. He was
arres ed. and Monroe is at the COUNTY
HngDifel
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
NO BAIL FOR ANARCHISTS.
Emma Goldman and Others Arrested
at CEo1Bos5 Meeting Not Freed.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-Emma Goldman and
the band of anarchists who were arrested
week ago. charged with holding a meet
.ng to commemorate the death of Cz-l
g sz. the assassin OF President Mckinney.
arc locked up in Y0Tkville prison in de-
fault OF $l.0.0 tail each. They we're re-
arr2igned this afternoon before IA is
trate c Tnell in the Yorkville court and
held for the grand jlry.
Julian Edelson, ore Ct the prisoners. has
been released on bail and is now end
oring to procure security the others.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
TRUSTEE QUITS THE BENCH.
Justice o'Brien VIII Devote Himself
to Insurance Matters.

New York, Nov. 5.-Presiding Justice
Morgan ]. o'Brien, Of the appellate divi-
sion Of the Supreme Court to-day sent
his resignation 20 Gov. Higgins.
1t was announced that Justice O'Briea
would join the law firm Of Boar6nan.
Platt & Dunuing. and that the name OF
the new firm would be o Brien, Board
man. Piatt & Dunning. 1t was also said
that Justice OBrien would devote himself
TO legal matters concernt g insurance
At present be IS one Of the trustees OF
the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
the other two being Grover Cleveland and
George Westinghouse.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Bar Association Names omcers.
SPECIAL 10 The wsshinsroa Herald.

Haserstown, Nd, Nov At the annual
meeting OF the bar association OF Wash
iaEton County tonight. these officers were
elected. President, ;. Clarence Lane:
vice president, William Keslhoter; sec
Tetary. Abram c. Strife: treasurer. Vii
liam Byendel The election was followed
By banquet, at which former Preside II
Alexander Nell Eas toastrnaster. and q
number responded 90 toasts. including
Judge N. l. keedy. Covers were laid for
fifty.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
LITTLE MOTHER" BURIED.
PIaymates of Girl killed While Car.
rylng Baby Are Her PaIIbearers.

Fhi4ade .pEia. Pa, Nov. 5.-AtteRded
" many relatives and friends In
Little Italy" the funeral of Jennie Do
nato. the ii-year-old girl who, with her
brother, Tony. was killed by trolley car
ast Friday morning, took place from
.helr home. u3S Carpenter street, this
morning.
Requiem mass was sung AT the Church
f Our Lady Of Good Counsel Al o'ClOCa
by Rev angelo CarUsO. the rector. The
psII5earers we're six playmates OF the
dead children The ipterment was !n
Holy Cross Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
HISTORIC HOME SOLD.
Henry Fl. Mitchell Buys ~HuntinEdon
Farm" for $4,000.
- b . WeshLnsten -.


Winchester. Va, Nov. 5.-Huntington
Farm, the former home Of Henry Harri-
son. private secretary 10 President VII
liam Henry Harrison, ''Tippecanoe," ana
located near Boyce. has been SOLD BY Clay
Carr. its owner. 10 Henry r. Mitchell. Of
RockbTidge. for s20.0o0.
This famous home contained a picture of
President Harrison, which saved the
building from destruction by the Federal
troops during the civil war. = Federal
officer. seeing the picture. ordered his men
70 leave the premises undisturbed
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Congressman Jones VIII Win,

-peclal 70 he v Masbington Herald
Newport News, Va, Nov. 5.-The Re
pubIicans OF this city we're unable to
raise sufficient interest for even single
meeting. aid Bristow will receive prac.
ueally no vote tomorrow. His support
throughout the First district will be ex.
tremeiy light. Congressman ". A. Jones
viii be reelected in d walkover, although
II Is not anticipated that a large voIe
will be polIed.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
RAILROAD Is BLAMED
Coroner Holds Atlantic City
Horror Due to Neglect.
RAIL WAS NOT IN ITS PLACE
Electrical Contractor Testiaes that
Automatic Device for Locking
DrawbrfFge Was Constantly Out OF
Order-Aged Bridgetender Forgot
20 Hammer Rail Into Place.

Phlln,ss..-chia. Pa, Nov. 5.-Coyoaer Cas-
XII. OF Atlantic City tonight officially
announced that it vas his belief that n
tragic wreck in1o the Thorosg. fare sun
day, a week ago, in which hf-y 55Ven
persons lost their lives. was caused by
faulty mechanism of the railroad draw
bridge, over which the electric cars ran
LLOYD Byers, an electrical contractor
an expert in his line, and the man en-
ployeG by the Pennsylvania Railroad TO
install the electrical apparatus on Tie
new system, gave. at The renewed inques
into the case to-day, the most damssins
testimony against the railroad yet heard
Upon it the coroner. in part. based his
decision.
Constantly Out or order.
Byers testified that the automatic de-
vice for locking the rails OF the draw
bridge over the ThoroughfaTe al Atlantic
City. into which the train plunged, was
constantly out of order; that one Of tbs
rails invariably. after the closing Of tn,
bridge. stuck up in the air.
This rail- he swore. whether in hot
weather OF cold had TO be hammered into
place by Stewart, the aged bridgeten
der.
Upon this testimony, confirming the
theory that the faulty mechanism Of tn,
bridge caused the disaster, came Other
evidence tending to show that Stewar,
mad forgotten 10 hammer the rail il.
place after the Schooner Sinbad, foT
which the draw was opened.
Steward Rfterward seemed much ex-
cited. The purpose OF the testimony was
70 show that the old bridgetendeT had
forgotten 70 hammer the rails as the
faulty mechanism demanded.
Comes 60 Systems Defense.
Samuel Lowell. superintendent Of the
West Jersey and Seashore road. under
(which the new line comes, made strenu-
Gus defense OF the system. His main
point was that 1t cost $500. 600, and there
Iore could not be wrong.
During the afternoon, despite an IN
precedented protest by one of the coron-
ers jury. the railroad gained a point by
having admitted written questions which
Its attorney handed 10 the coroner to be
asked by him Of Superintendent Lowell.
i was ruled that such questions could
be submitted.
At the continued session. which began
al S o'clock tonight. nothing beyond
coToboratoTy evidence Of the faulty me
chanism was adduced.
Assistant Engineer Barker. OF the
United Railroad Of New Jersey, made an
important admission TO the jury this
afternoon. when he stated Il was prac-
tealiy impossible for the lock rail to
have jumped from its place unless It was
taken from It's place before the train
struck the draw.
Juror Bacharach charged that Prose
cutor Abbott who Is assisting at the in
quest, was acting as spokesman for the
railroad officials At the end Of wordy
dispute, the jury decided 20 allow the
questions The investigation was ad-
jOuTned until Wednesday morning
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Joseph IL. LemIey Il Dead.
a . Ihe Washingtoa Herald.

SPECIAL te The Nashingt9a Herald
Winchester, Va, Ncv. 5.-Joseph n
Lemley, a wealthy resident Of Upper
vile, Loudoun County, died at III,
s1emoTiaI Hospital ia this city last night
aged ffty-two years He is survived b,
bis widow, two so Z. and one daughter
Mr.. Lemley was tailor, and his So zcial,,
was riding clothes. His customers iaclud
ed many prominent New York ane
Washington people who followed ia,
hounds In LoUdoun
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
RanIs Is s22.fls shnr.

Monig merry, Ala. Nov. 5-Cash-er Il.
c. Dub0ise. Ct the Monroe County Bank.
at Monfoevi.le, has been CHECKED short
SAILS, according 10 report received to-
day by State Bank Examiner Rutledge
The bank is perfectly solvent the di
rectors say, and S0.eo0 has been secured
against the shortage.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
VIII Entertain ID. 4. n

Annapolis, Md, Nov. 5-The State con-
ference Of the Daughters OF the Americln
ttevolutiOn, Of Maryland. will be held IA
the drswiug-Toom of the State executive
mansion in Annapolis on Thursday next,
Mrs. Wrafeld. wife Of the governor. hav-
Ing kindly rendered tie use Of the room
for tie nurpose.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
THREE CHIcAGoANs END LIVES.
Two shoot Themselves. While One
Kills Himself with Gas.

Chicago, Nov 5-Desponde9t over III
health, three Chicagoans killed them
selves t9-day.
Thomas CrIley an Alton Railroad clerk.
shot himself as he sat on a park bench
Jo~eph Jakovek. a priHter, ended hs life
with a revolver. too. Stubert Lidvinska
a cabinemaker. killed himself with gas.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
THIS BABY A DRUNKARD.
Baltimore Boy, Three Tears Old, Is
Placed In an Asylum.
- u - Washingtan Heran

flIFVlsI . ill " fa7--IItllfl ti.Eall-
Bai imOres nd, Nov. 5.-The molthly
meeting Of the Society for the Profession
Of Children from Cruelty and immortality
was held to-day al 65 West Franklin
street Amcng the cases reported by
superintendent Parker was that Of 4 s.
yesr-old BOY who was deserted by his
mother She lef; him In a room or
Baltimore street and went 10 Atlanta
Ga The child wandered around the
neighboThoos. and. MT. Parker says 20
drunk frequently. The society took
charge of him and placed him IN an
asylum
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
GOV. Mngoon FcIicitatea.

Havana, Nov. 5.-Gov. Magoon TO-DAY
received a cablegram from Pres dent
Amador, Of Panama, conveying the fe.ici-
tatioas CT the government. The cable
gram nead; Panam0ns think to-day
of You and hope you may have as much
success IN Cuba as you mad on the
lsthmus"
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
FatnIIy Injured by Train.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Md. Nov. 5.-Miater
Ward, aged forty years. an employe Of
the Western Maryland Railroad. was Tun
over and, II is believed, fatally injured
by q train here tonight. His right leg
ard left arm were cut on, and hs vas
otherwise manned.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Funeral Of FRANK T. w1,,ams H.,d
Special to TIE Washington Herald

Boyds Nd. Nov. 5.-The funeral of
Frank 7. Williams, of PooIesville, whu
died Friday night Of heart trouble. was
held yesterday in Monocacy Cemetery. at
BeellSville- Rev. Walter 2. GriggS preach
ed the sermon. Mr.. Williams was an sx-
Confederate, and served throughout the
greater part Of the war under Gel. White
IN the ThtTty-fifth Virginia Cavalry
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Aged Man Killed by Train.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
HaTr-sonbuTg. va. Nov. 5-Addlson
Wolfe, aged 60 years, resident Of STOKES
Vile. Augusta County. was killed by a
train In North River Gap this evening
Wolfe was walking along the track in
tire same direction the train was going
bat failed 70 notice the warning signals.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
George w. C. Bean Is Dead.

cptclsI % Ilt " aelllIks9tl f1Sf--4
R.cxville, Md, Nov. 5.-George ". c.
Beau. a prominent farmer OF Derwood.
this county, is dead at his home. He is
survived oy a widow and several children.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Cars Not Heated.

Many passengers who travel daily be-
tween tbs city and Washington on the
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Yer
ron line are complaining that the com
pany has tailed to heat the cars since
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Lumber Dealer BanIrupt.

a voluntary petition In bankruptcy was
aled ia the District Supreme Court yes
terday by II " Gira-6. a lumber dealer
OF TidewateT, Va Ills debts are stated al
sl5,IS5.s5, and assets a. H2,lss.s2
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Water Company Declares Dividend

At the annual meeting OF the stocAhold
ers Of the Alexandria Water Company,
held to-day. reports were received {. ON
officers showing the affairs OF the COM
pany 10 be in good coalition. 4IeSsrs.
Walter Roberts. Edward L. DaingeraeId.
George s French. Hubert SnoWdeu.
Worth Hulfsh, 81. Ahern, and William f.
Lambert were reelected as directors.
Later the directors held a meeting and
elected the following officers: Waller
Roberts, president: George Uhler. secre-
taTy and treasurer; James Eveleth, col
lectOT, and Charles Power. superinterd-
ent The company declared a semi-sundal
dividend Of $50 per share.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06

The marriage Of Miss Maggie Micou
and Clarence W. Bagot. of this city,
which occurred Saturday at the parson-
lge Of TTi-iy NJ. f. Church, was an
iounced today. The ceremony was Per
formed by Rev. }. A. Jefers.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Edward Cooley Passes Away.
pec.al 10 The Washington Herald.

Boyds Md. Nov. 5,-Edward Cooley, a
prominent citizen Of this section OF AIont-
gamery County. died at his home, near
Barnesville. last night. Of cancer Of ston-
ach.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
washington Man weds at Rockville.

Rockville. Nd. Nov. &c. Frank Han
vey, of Washington. D. c., and Miss Tiny
Belle Conner. OF Point Of Roc s, Nd
wee married by Rev. S. r. White here
to-day.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06

the advent OF colder weather. Some OF
he commuters, II Is sssersed, have made
representations to officials OF the COM
oa7y without having the trouble RENE
died
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06

The Junior Local assembly, Brother
hood OF ST. Andrew, VIII hold a meet
irg Tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock at
St. Paurs Episcopal Church.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
snointx RenrgnniEed.

The Holy Name society reorganized
yesterday at a meeting in Lyeeum Hall
and elected the following officers: James
Patterson jr., pres dent; Frank Monroe,
vice president; Thomas Downey, secre-
tary, Lee Fanno7. treasurer; Philip
Ciiiy, Grief marshal; Norris Roland
first m'rshal. and Frank Nugent, second
marshal
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Herald Want Ads

will be received at the Astoria I t.-armscv.
Sd and G SITS. NV. and promptly for
warded TO the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06

officer John Roberts has been desig-
mated to act as lieutenant Of police dur
ing the next ten days.