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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-21
WRITS DENIED MINE OFFICERS
Federal Distriet Court Refuses TO
Release Moyet and Haywood and
Appeal Wnl ne Taken.

BOISE, Idaho. March @.-Judge j II.
Beatty IN the United States court today
quashed the writs of habeas corpus in the
cases of Charles VI. Moyer. William l..
Haywood and George A. Pettiboue He
first granted the motion OF the prosecution
to strike out tho material portions Of the
answers. AttornoS z. +. Richardson gave
notice OF appeal to the United States SUI
preme court.
Judge Beatty stated that he had thor
oughly investigated the question before him
and had carefully examined all the refer
ences noted in the briefs. He stated that
It was the practice of his court to be gov
erned by the decisions Of the United States
supreme court and by the decisions of the
federal courts: that where the state courts
and federal courts gave adverse decisions
on the same issues the state court de-
cislons were denied. He took up the points
raised by the defendants that they should
be discharged because they had been
brought to Idaho under fraudulent means
and that they were not extraditable from
Colorado because they were not fugitves
from justice from Idaho Judge Beatty de-
cided that his court had no jurisdiction TO
inquire into the methods whereby the pris-
oners were brought into this state in the
proceeding at bar.
There Is no provision that have been
able to find in law" said Judge Beatty
whereby have jurisdiction to remand tn,
prisoners to a sistefs state after they have
been brought in ths demanding state, as in
the present instance Now that the prison
.ers are in Idaho 1 eannot make any order
to prevent their detentions and trials here -
Charles II. Moyer William d. Haywood
and George A. PettibOne, charged with muir
daV %
pleaded not guilty when arraigned before
District Judge Frank Smith at Caldwell
The cases were continued over the term
and the date of their trial was indefinitely
fixed at about May 10.
Judge Smith overruled the demurrer to
the indictments and denied the application
TO admit the prisoners to bail.
Judge Smith announced that the Canyon
county Jail was an unfit and unsafe place
for the deteAtion Of these prisoners. He
issued an order foi the removal Of Moyer
to the county jail at Boise and Il was
stated that he will send Haywood to the
county Jail at Weiser Pettibone will re-
main in tho Jail at Caldwell.
Attorneys for the defense objected to
the order of removal. maintaining that the
county Jail At Caldwell was satisfactory
Counsel for the defense have steadfastly
opposed all plans to separate Meyer, Hay
wood and Pettibone. and II was to keen
these officers of the Western Federation
of Miners i'm close association that they
had them confined in the little jail at
Caldwell.
| II has been asserted that the detectives
wanted to separate the prisoners, their
object being to work upon them indi-
vidually. In the hope OF securing admis-
sions that could be used TO advantage by
| the prosecution.
/ President Meyer was brought 10 Boise
this afternoon and placed in a cell in the
county Jail. far removed from the other
/ oriaoners eieE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-21
BANK ROBBERY IN MOSCOW
Twenty Masked Men Overpower
Guards and Take e432,OOO from
safe of Credit Mutual.

MOSCOW. March 2O.--The Credit Mutual
one Of the largest banks in Moscow. was
mysteriously robbed by masked men at
dusk tonight. the robbers securing S432.5O0
II was an extremely daring job The facts
already developed raise the question
whether the robbery was committed by or
under the direction OF someone at present
OF previously employed i'm the institution.
The bank is situated in Inlta street in the
heart OF the city. The last of the clerks
had just departed. leaving an inside guard
of three men, while under the porte cochere
outside were a policeman and the house
porter. The street was crowded with people
hurrying honleward. According to the story
of the guards, in the twinkling Of an eye
they were confronted with revolvers in the
hands OF twenty masked men. who had en-
tered tly by the main door, which had
been y when the Office force left. After
con 4. :. to the guards to hold up their
hands Z =, word was spoken. The guards
were b = : md gagged and thrown into a
dark co, : The robbers then took up po-
sitions a Ae entrances and the curtains
of the wis were lowered. The chief of
the robbeL ( - directed the operations of
his associs gestures and without
speaking, 81 = thorough familiarity with
the location :; vaults. When all was
ready he wei Che heavy burglar-proof
safe and with a~few whirls of the knob
threw the combination OF the lock, the
heavy doors swung open and the treasure
Of the bank was revealed.
The plunder, consisting of gold. silver and
notes, was speedily thrust into sacks. When
clean haul of the money had been made
not kopeck being left, the robbers de-
parted as silently as they came, making
their exit through the main entrance and
leaving no trace behind them. They had
been in the bank less than half an hour
Twenty minutes later one of the guards
succeeded IN freeing himself and gave the
alarm. The dumbfounded policeman and
house porter who had been standing in
front Of the bank throughout claimed they
had seen no one enter or leave it.
1t is the general impression that the key
to the mystery is within the bank itself.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-21
SCOUTS IDEA OF HOP POOL
British Premier Says that Chinese
LabOFeFs In America Are
Undoubtedly Free.

LONDON. March 2O.-In the House Of
COMMONS today Premier Campbell Banner
man said he declined 20 embark in a cru
sade against hop POOLS I'm America or
elsewhere. A member asked for informa-
tion about an alleged pool formed by hop
exporter OF Wheatland. Cal. and the EN-
piOyment OF Chinese coolies by Oregon hop
growers. and expressed the hope that the
British government would take steps to
prevent the pool from destroying tho British
hop industry.
The premier said he had no h.forma ton
regarding the pool referred 10. and added
that he had been informed that Chinese
labor was not largely employed by the Ore
gon hop growers, and he had no reason 70
suppose that where it was employed Il
was under other than free conditions. The
premier therefore declined 10 take any
action In the matter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-21
DEATH OF All RBSCoNDER
Allen Howard, Who Fled from san
Francisco with 100000. Dies
of Yellow Fever.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 9O.-connrma-
tion OF the death of Allen Howard, the
absconding broker, who left here last Au-
gust with $4,000 has been received by the
chief Of police in a communication from
the State department, enclosing three dis
patches from Alfred Winslow. the Ameri-
can consul at Guatemala City. The dis
patches chiefly tell Of Howard's fight
through New Orleans to Puerto Barrios
and of his attempt to reach Guatemala
City by circultous route. While stopping
at small hamlet he was stricken with
yellow fever from which he died within a
few days. Only cents was found among
his effects.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-21
Fair and warmer "wednesday. thurs
day Fair.
TALK ABOUT BASSETT CASE
Discrepancies i'm Petitions of Husband
and wife ReEardinE the
children,
tFrom a STAN CorrespondentD


WASHINGTON. March 90.-(Special Tele-
grant, mot in long time has Washing
ton society had such a choice morsel of
gossip to roll beneath its tongues as that
which has grown out OF the institution
of divorce proceedings in the Bassett
family Mrs. Fanny Rice Bassett filed a
petition for divorce in the Omaha courts
from her husband, Charles z. Bassett. and
he filed a cross suit naming as correspond
ent Rev r. Lawrence Hunt, pastor OF the
Noble Street Presbyterian church of Brook
lyn. The Bassetts have many friends and
acquaintances among people high in Off
cial life in Washington.
In the petition Mrs. Bassett filed in
Omaha she asks for the custody of her
fve children, as follows Charles, aged
8: Rice, aged 8; Frances. aged s; Benjamin,
aged 8; Lawrence. aged l2 months.
Charles f. Bsssett. the husband, has
asked the court to give to him the custody
OF the four oldest children, but makes no
claim for the charge Of the NTH child,
Lawrence, which is just about year old.
Edward c. Colladay. attorney for Mr..
Bassett was asked today II he had noted
the discrepancy between the claims made
by Mr.. Bassett and his wife for the custody
of the children.
81 have" he replied.
"And you purposely left out Of Mr.. Bas-
setts petition all mention OF the NTH
child, Lawrence?"
"I jid."
Mr. Bassett was also asked for state
ment about the matter. He declined to
discuss the affair for publication. further
than to say that his petition was absolutely
correct He added that he did not know
of the existence Of the child Lawrence
until June following its birth, at which
time II was or 4 months old.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-21
SALARIES FOR OHIO OFFICIALS
Legislature Passes Bnf WipinE Out
Fee system and Governor
VIII sIwn IL

COLUMBUS. o.. March 20.-The system Of
paying county officers in Ohio by fees is
wiped out and all county auditors. record
crs, sherims prosecuting attorneys, clerks
Of courts and treasurers will bo placed on
straight salaries beginning January !. 1907.
through bill which was practically made
a law this afternoon, when the house con-
CURED ~ the senate amendments to the
Wilson salary bill The governors sigma
ture 20 The bill is assured. Under the new
Law all fees collected 90 10 the county.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-21
CIerics Cause TronhIe.

PARIS. March @.-The Council OF Minis
ters today decided to order the projects
TO report the names OF clericals receiv-
ing pensions who fomented the inventory
disorders. The minister Of justice reported
that two Wears ired reyolvers during the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-21
rariR War settled.

BELGRADE. servia, March l9.-rhe
Austro-servian tarin dispute has col
lapsed. Orders have been issued 70 admit
nom today all Austrian MERCHANDISE into
servia on the same conditions which pre-
vailed before the tarin war.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-21

Refined Sugar Higher.
NEW YORK March 20.--An grades of
refined sugar were advanced 10 cents 100
pounds today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-21

'continued on Sixth Pagel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-21
Packers warn

Attorney General Moody then declared
that Il was only those who had committed
acts without the law and who feared the
law who sought TO be protected b. H.
Does the learned attorney general tor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03

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altlg finbet nlorGcn, GotmittogS 3
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Sas !Scim elmer enttbruntcn Serr-
Id}criu.

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per0Onnt, ocn 2onoiit 81 betreten
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Scr ct. OfidoelS . STRIDE, 100 Die
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2olliS leit 1880 lire lette Nu6e &c.
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erblidt man nod Ben Hnmcn85ug Ell
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piliidtc, mo CT Ietn jitgeS 2eben iii.
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rim olti. mas bon oeu llniformitilden
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madt SIT erlpcbren %perindJtc. 9ieier
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freljcn mo ip6ter i1r 6meites Seim,
ibre 8iQa am Sap Wartin, aui5it'
iltd1cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
Gcin Sal, Iunocrn Gin Sapfcrer.

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ibluer pcriuun0et." g(ls iltnger, ofti-
Der Stti5ler SOC SooS 1870 bel Der
oritten Nrtiqcriebrigooe NIT ms
6eIb. Im Is. Nltguit bielt er nit iei.
mem @cidJilB foltbliitig cine erponirte
idIon perloreuc Stelung, bis 8iilfe
bcranfom. SuoS erbielt oaiiir ous 81.
lcrne &rel5 3. &IuIie. 9ei Sc Mans
nllroe CT am g.. Sonuar 1871 gum er.
item Wtnle peruunoet. Gr comman-
oirte meiter li1o 500 aud am onoeren
Worgcn nit ouf ben aompfploB.
Neil ler ober luegen ieineS gelhruolle-
neu, pcrluunoeten 9eincS nidt reiteu
fonntc, fubr CT nit allf Der HroBe
oortbin lticg Damn ab, lnb feline @e.
ldilbe ltad) ull0 comnlanoirte rllbig
lueiter. NlS naf eiltiger 3eit Die
Sran5oien iid) oltf unlere, I'M Wal6e
Dor SeIfaltS Itebenoc NrtiQerie einge.
ldoIIen botten, trof cine fran5oIiIGe
<gel oas @cihiib, bel Dem SaaS
Itoro, 5eridlilg 0oS @eihiitrobr, er-
plo0irtc NIT illrftborcr @etpalt uno
rib Efcroe unb 2erte ldiuer pertuullz
set 5lt 0oben. lieutenant SadS bottc
II <1eln i'm &0rpcr, onoere augelll
botten icin ;3ellg urb ieil,en Wantel
5crriiicn. Die Nelinlutng uerlor SooS
nidt, lonocrn CT iol oonn nod ein'
mai u8euert" comnlonoirt bnben.
Nod) tangent idiuerem arnrfeilas
ger, ollf Dem ibn1 bos Giierne &reit5
/. aluIie perlieben mitroe, idieo SauS
aus Der Nrntec, Inn lid Der Sitris-
priloen5 81 ni0men. Als @rterner be.
Itolto CT in @ottin9en ooS glbiturien-
%ten.@ronen uto itu0irte BORT Suru.
1875 mllroe er Hefereenoar mo flint
Sabre ip1ter 8eridtsoiieIior. gls
iold)er mar or BET Den 2anogerihten
III @ottingen mo Snntoper tD1tig.
1881 mltro or 2nnorid)ter III 8iesba.
0elt, no i6nt 1894 Ser Gbnrafter ais
2nltogcridtsrdtb uerlieben mltroe.
Sm Ropcm6er 1897 tpliroe er bier III
Gelle SberlunoeSgerid)tsratb uno
iebt. llnd) neltn Sabren, lit er Teifs,
gcridtsratb geruoroen. Cine groBar.
tige Gurriere nod nod ienem barten
SfidialStage. 9ei'm 8eben ntlB it'd
ser Iatb S%ipeier Stode beoienen, luto
5t belt Senntsterminen i'm Sberlau.
oesgeriht fiibrt i'm Elm 0iener i'm
HolIitubl, aber geiitpoa uno idarf-
iinuig iolen leine iuriitiiden Irbeiten
iein. SGdIte Adtllng genieB CT bier
bel ielten Gollegen, mo piel beipltn.
bert miro CT bon oen 9iirgern Gcle's,
oenen iein 2ebensgong befannt lit;
oft mar i6 3elge, mie anaben iid nit
Stol5 ouf i'm oitfrertiom mad,ten
uno o ibm er5Gblten: aein Sal,
ionoern eir gang Sapierer!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
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