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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-05

Deacon Shellenberger's
Mems Bible Glass will hold
monthly social meeting at hiS
idcncc On Roanoke Drive and s
Main street, on Thursday eve
The Young Ladies Glass will
with them by invitation.
Shellcnbergcr makes this lii
work. He loves it, and the ii
men soon respond. There are
fifteen men enrolled and the
bids fair to doHblc that nuig
BY request Of their teacher
sat for u photo Of the group
teen, whose fees reflect 4
upon Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-05

Ne a uAASA
H. ID. Vaughn
H. L. Beauchamp
Fl. G. Drew
w. Y. Church
J. r. Hester
Il. j. Hunter
Robt. Powell
7. 3. Swords
j. T. Jackson
b. Mobley, jr.
d. d. Lovett
r. O. Stone
T. III. Lincman
j. b. Bennett
d. p. Adams
Scott Lee
b. G. Moshcr
NJ. z. Webster
}. II. Turner
NJ. Dixon
W. G. McGamory
j. p. Patterson
w. G. BroadhurSt
VIM. M. Thomas
/ ~ Griffin
II j. PrcntiSS
S. ID. RayEor
W. NJ. Taylor
w. III. Busscy
A. r. Brown
c. NJ. Simons
2ND WEEK TALLlS JURY FOR APRIL
TERN 1909.
Z. II. Dorminy
+. NJ. Hitch
j. |. Van Landingham
G. A, jolly
w. s. Hyde
Frank l.. L0uks
r. |. R0bitzsch
w. r. Dykes
l.. NJ. Bcall
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-05

John Baker
A. 7 Ansley
w. H. Mink
G. M Williamson
B. Z. Strickland
o. W. j. Stone
S. S. Young
J. G. Minshew
M. &. McGlOhorn
L. w. Hunter
Il. NJ. Smith
o. G. Mink
NJ. Il. StokOe
S. II. Walker
j. 3. Dixon
J. Il. Parsons
w. l.. Babb
b. Il. Archer
e. ID. Byrd
M. j. Small
Geo Martin
b. II. Dorminy
Tom Small
w. II. Ellington
G M. Harrod
A. II. Kimball
j. G. Mink
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-05

List Of Jurors drawn for Spring
term 1908, Ben Hill County Su-
perior Court.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
NOTORIOUS OUTLAW CAUGHT
James Clarke Turns Out to Be Fa-
nous Marion Hedgepath.
ARRESTED BY OMAHA OFFICERS
Detectives Land one of the Most Sue
cessful Criminals i'm United
states and His Latest
side Partner.

James Clarke and w. P. Jackson Of St.
Louis. who were arrested Sunday by De-
tectives Derereese and Heitfeld. have
proved to be important csptives Clarke
has been Identified as Marion Hedgepath.
one Of the most notorious safe blowers and
highwsyrnen in the United States. Infor-
nation was sent to Omaha two-days ago
that a gang OF safe blowers was headed
this way and a lookout was maintained by
the local detectives Saturday night safe
was blown in Council Bluffs and Devereese
and Heitfeld were stationed on the Douglas
street bridge TO catch the robbers If they
came across. Clarke and Jackson appeared
about o'clock in the morning and were
taken. Chief Savage later recognized Clarke
as Hedgepath.
About fifteen years ego Hedgepath be-
longed TO a famous gang Of safe crackers
known as the sly-wilson gang 1t was
composed of Dick and Charles Wilson.
Hedgepath and a man known as sly
In 1881 they robbed a Missouri Pacific train
at Westside Just out OF Omaha and got
nearly $4,000. A few days before that the
Ames avenue street car barn had been
robbed and they also were held responsible
for that crime with their booty they went
to 81. Louis and short time later held up
another Missouri Poetic train at Courtland
Mo- from which holdup their booty is sup
posed TO have amounted to $1,000 Hedge
path and Sly went 20 California and were
arrested in Los Angeles. Dick and Charles
Wilson were caught in Syracuse. N Y.
and in trying to escape there shot and
Killed Detective Harvey Of that city. Dick
Wilson was executed in the electric chair.
and Charles is now serving q life sentence
In Sing sing. Hedgepath and Sly were
taken back TO Missouri and sentenced TO
twenty-five years each for the Courtland
AFFAIR. Hedgepath was released after few
years as a reward for valuable aid he had
given In suppressing a mutiny and for
furnished evidence that led to the con-
vicuon Of Holmes. the famous wise-mur-
oerer. who had committed his crimes IN
Chicago ard Philadelphia. He is now at
the city jsil ard VIII be held for his rnh-
be-y IN Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
MRS. COLT SERIOUSLY HURT
Chicago Car without Warming Coll
Hdes with Light Runabout
on Sixth Avenue.

NEW YORK. Sept MRS. Cleo c. Colt.
wife Of Olcott c. Colt formerly OF Hart
ford. Conn, was probably fatally injured
early today In a collision between a run
about wagon. in which the Colts were nd
ing. and trolley car on Sixth avenue.
Mr Colt was badly bruised. The motor
man and conductor Of the trolley car have
been srrested.
Mr.. Con is the son of the late IRE arms
manufacture. Mr.. and Mrs Colt were
driving across Sixth avenue. when an
empty car returning to the car barns
crashed into the light runabout. The car
was speeding at the rate OF thirty miles an
hour and eye witnesses state that all the
lights were out and the gong was silent
The car hit the wagon squarely, cutting It
In half and throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Colt
TO the curb fifteen feet away. The horse
was 5ammed against an elevated pillar and
became entangled in the harness. Mr.. and
Mrs. Colt were removed 10 a nearby hotel
where il was found that Mrs. Colt was
paralyzed from her waist down and suffer
ing from internal injuries Mr.. Colt was
bruised all over and was injured about
the head.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
Tor Justices Of the Peace
WIDOW STEALS INTO HOME
Mrs. Dora Mcdonald Gains Entrance
to Residence of Late
Gambling King.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2-Sick and nearly pen
niless Mrs. Dora Mcdonald, widow Of
Millionaire Nike" Mcdonald. the former
gambling king" of Chicago. has returned
to the family residence at 450 Drexel
boulevard, which her husband had not al
lowed her 10 enter since she is alleged TO
have shot and killed Webster Guerin, her
supposed paramour. The latest action on
the part of the widow has startled the
other heirs, who fear il may conceal some
legal trick affecting their interests. Every
peaceful means possible has been taken to
induce her to leave. but without avail. and
an armistice has been declared between the
contending factions until Wednesday, when
McDonalds will is TO be probated-
Mrs Mcdonald left the sanitarium at
which she had been staying since her re-
lease from jail on bond and. with her nurse.
Amanda Beck, appeared in a cab at the
family residence. l. V. Hickey. placed in
charge Of the house until the will could be
probsted. was told Mrs. Mcdonald wished
TO get some Of her things. Once intrenched
In the large front room on the second
floor, however. she refused 10 consider such
an uncomfortable thing as departure Last
night Mrs. Mcdonald remained in her room
on the second floor. while a close watch
was maintained on her by Hickey. A col
ored maid is the only medium Of communi-
cation between the two hostile camps.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
BURGLAR ENDS HIS OWN LIFE
Murders Poiieeman and Then shoots
Himself Rather Than Per-
mist Capture.

: LYNDHURsT. N. j.. Sept 2-George
Cassidy. policeman. was shot down and
killed early today while endeavoring to ar
rest two burglars who had been caught in
the act of robbing a store. The burglars
were then pursued by e crowd, and rather
than submk TO capture. one of them killed
himself in a swamp. The other burglar
escaped.
Cassidy had arrested the men and started
with them for the station house, when one
OF them drew a revolver from his pocket
and pressing II against Cassidys coat.
pulled the trigger. Cassidy fen dead and
the two men ran away. The shooting
aroused the neighborhood and a crowd gave
chase The burglars separated, one OF
them making for the Passaic river. When
the crowd pressed too close the burglar
turned and fired fusillade of shots. but
no one was hit. The burglar then ran into
the swamp. trying TO find & place where he
could swim the river. but the mud and
slime dragged him down and he became
exhausted in his efforts TO escape. Rsaliz-
ing that he would be captured he used the
last cartridge in his revolver 10 shoot him
self. He was dead when his pursuers
reached him
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
HAWAII SENDS OVER FRUIT
First Shipment of This Character RE-
eeived from south PaciAc
Islands.

CHICAGO. SEPT 2.-After a journey Of
eighteen days from the plantations Of
Hawaii the carload of fruit brought here
as an experiment under the auspices of
the Chicago Association Of Commerce ar
rived yesterday and probably win be placed
on exhibition today. This is the first ship
ment Of Hawaiian fruit TO invade the in
terror Of America. While the car was not
opened last night TO ascertain the condi-
ton of the fruit, J. H Higgins. the repre-
sentative Of the United States Agricultural
departments experiment station in the
Hawaiian islands, who is in charge Of the
car. believes the fruit stood the trip first
rate
The fruit will be disposed Of here through
the committee of the association named to
conduct the display.
I'VE raise the best pineapples In the
world in Hawaii" said Mf. Higgins. Il
am sure the time is not far distant when
the Hawaiian pineapples will be the ia
vorite variety on the markets Of the cen
tral and western states. They are far su-
perior 10 the Florida pineapples. which are
the main source Of supply here now The
pineapple plantations in Hawaii are grow
ing rapidly. While now the annual acreage
Is 1000, predict that within two years
IL will be twice that"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
HALL is ACROSS THE BORDER
President of Refrigerator Concern
Awaits Investigation of His
Affairs by Experts.

CHICAGO. Sept 2-Dismayed by the con-
dition of his financial affairs. and on the
verge of a physical breakdown. Jesse E.
Hail, president OF the Belding-H Hall manu-
featuring company is on the other side Of
the Canadian border awaiting the result
Of the investigation now being made by
the company's creditors. Clay Clement. the
actor. with whom Mr.. Hall was associated
in theatrical venture. told last evening
of accompanying Ar. Hall 10 Detroit. De-
velopments indicate that the venture Of the
refrigerator manufacturer into the theatri-
cal business when he backed. Sam Hous-
ton" was but drop in the bucket with
his other financial ventures According to
Mr.. Clement who played the title role in
this production, Mr.. Hail invested but 3
small sum Of money in the play. doing this
because he had had a hand in the writing
OF the play.
Mr.. Han was collaborating with Mr..
Clement in writing a play at the time he
left Chicago. The liabilities ot the BeId,nP-
Hall Manufacturing company are estimated
at $4,000 TO s7Oe.eOo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
ITALIAN BLACKMAILER KILLED
Shoemaker from whom Money Was
Demanded Opens FIre-He
A wounded.

BL-AIRsvnLE. Pa. Sept 2-Guissepe
Giussifo. an alleged blackmaIler. was shot
dead. one companion was arrested ana a
third escaped following their attempt 20
biackmail Frank Cieppinno. who probably
was fatally stabbed by one OF the Italians
CieppinnO Is a shoemaker. Late Saturday
night as he was about TO close his shop the
three men entered and demanded a sum of
money. He refused 10 give them any and
Immediately opened fTe with a revolver
AS he fired Giussifo fell dead and one of
his companions stabbed Cieppino IN the
breast. The outrage attracted many per-
sons. who gave chase 10 the two men.
One, whose name In unknown. was cap
tured by the authorities, who placed him
on a freight train and lodged him In jan
al Indiana, Pa II IS said the man who
escaped Was recognized and hopes for his
capture are entertained.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
PREMlER'S DEATH DEPLoRED
Friends OF Persia Declare Great Com
spirney Exists 90 Uphold
Consultation.

LONDON. Sept. Ali is believed here that
the assassination Of the Persian premier
and minister OF the interior. Mira Ali
Asghar Khan. who was shot and instantly
killed as he was leaving the national coun-
ell at Teheran August 81. was planned by
the secret societies which have their head
quarters at Baku. and whose members
numbering about $1,000 have bound them
selves to uphold the constitution. The
societies have collected arms and ammuni-
ton possess considerable funds, and
through the Persian press have been carry
ing on campaign against the late premier.
declaring him TO be an enemy OF the con-
stitution. The Persians ia London deplore
the assassination. occurring as it has Just
at the time when the Anglo Russian agree
ment gave fresh hope of progress for
Persia. the late premier having been a
friend OF both Russia and Great Britain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
ENGLISH TROOPS MAEEUvERING
week OF "PIay war Gives soldiers
of Great Britain Much
20 De.

LONDON. sept. "A state Of warfare
which viii continue throughout the week.
began this morning on the military area
known as Salisbury plain The troops Of
one district are being pitted against those
Of another. some eo.aqq men Of all ranks
being engaged. THIS being the usual strength
Of the Aldershot command. Lieutenant
General Sir Ian Hamilton. commander Of
the southern district. with 1aoOo troops. Is
playing the part of an invader from Blue
land" described as a country situated
seven days steaming from ''Redland." soon
whose shores Hamilton has effected
landing. The defending force is under the
command OF Major General Sir Frederick
Stopford. Marlborough is supposed to be
the chief harbor on the east coast and the
only other places suitable for landing
troops are Figheldesn and Wilton bay.
"Redland" is supposed to have as It's cap
ital ''Redtown. which is laid down about
forty miles west Of Bath. certain en-
gsgement is assumed to have occurred and
arrangements are understood 20 have been
made for capturing "Redtown.~ All the
various notifications. marchings. establish
ment Of garrisonS. etc. having been ef-
fected. the cavalry brigades Of the two
forces are expected TO come into touch
today. Then the work viii go on without
internission as in actual warfare one
phase OF the campaign merging itself into
another until the problem set for elucida-
ton is solved.
Reminding their men that public spirit
LED the landholners 10 place their ground
at the disposal OF the military authorities.
the officers have announced that endesvors
should be made TO AVOID damage and an
noyanoe and that the game in the land
owners preserves particularly must not be
nnnlesfed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
FIFTY IN DRUNKEN FIGHT
and Italian shop Men At
81. Charles, No. settle
DtnereRces.

81. LOUIS. Sept 2-FIfty drunken men
fought IN a desperate race riot Sunday
afternoon al St Charles. No. twenty-five
miles from here and when the battle
ended 1t was found that an American.
Oscar Deroy, had been stabbed in the back
by an Italian dagger and several were
siashed and bruised. There had been bad
feeling between American and Italian work
men In the car shops for some time. and IT
came TO head yesterday after two gangs OF
about twenty-five each had spent the after
noon drinking in a grove near ST Charles
The Italians were routed al the end OF tbe
fray and carried with them several com
patriots too badly beaten 20 walk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
TWO MORE CASES OF PLAGUE
N"inan Dies at BerkeIey and Azthort-
tics Are Prosecuting War
fare ON Rats.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2-The bes,tb
board reports an additional death from
bubonic plague and two additional cases
under suspicion since Saturday. The death
was that Of q woman and occurred IN
Berkeley, across the bay from San Fran
riseo. This case falls within the limits OF
the statement BY the plague authorities
that all ports on the Pacife coast having
intercourse .Eith transpacflc points are
sueJect TO periOdie appearances Of the dis
case-
Ise raj war here is being prosecuted
Nth energy AID success under the system
seopisd last. week by which the city Is
afloed INTO tVeive districts each IN charge
o. a physiciAn. inspectors and assistants
lis and other precautionary measures viii
De pressed vigorously while the outbreal.
iss.s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
FATAL CASE OF CHOLERA
First Death from This Cause Takes
Place Mt Yokohama on
Ship.

YOKOHAMA. Sept 2-The first fatal
case ot cholera in this port has been re
ported. The victim was the japanese
supercargo Of the steamer Takssigo Maru-
II is supposed that he contracted the dis
ease at one of the ports OF call between
here and New Chwang. The passengers
were landed before the case was discovered
and search is now being made for them.
The vessel and crew have been quaran-
tined.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
CoREES TITLE is PERFECT
No Protest Yet Received from China
over Jap Occupation OF
kantao.

TOXIC, Sept. 2-No protest has yet been
reoeived from the Chinese government in
regard 10 japanese occupation OF Kantao
in behalf Of Corea- II is believed that the
japanese are determined not to recognize
the claim Of China 70 that strip Of land,
which Is rich in forests and mines. be-
sides possessing a fertile son. There was
a time when Russia. II is asserted. had an
eye on KAntAo. but Cores's title is thought
TO be perfect since the conclusion OF the
Russo-Japanese agreement and protest
from China against Japan's course there Is
expected 10 be OF no svAl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
HOLD FUNERAL OF MANSFIELD
Body of Late Actor is Laid TO
Rest Near summer
Home.

NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept. AN that
was mortal Of Richard Mansfield was
lowered into grave in the little Garden
cemetery, within a few rods Of Seven
Acres. mis- summer home. today. The cere-
mony was attended by many friends and
acquaintsnees Of the late actor. BY re-
quest Of the family the services al the
house were simple. There was no eulogy
or address.
After this those present formed IN pro-
cession and moved TO the plot selected for
the burial. almost disgonally across the
street, and with bowed heads listened 10 the
impressive words OF the Episcopal church
ritual and witnessed the burial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
ANTI JEWISH RIOTS START
Black Hundreds OF Odessa Kill Sew
erai People while shoot
ing I'm Streets.

ODESSA. Sept. 2-The Black Hundreds
began rioting here this afternoon. alleging
that the Jews were Responsible for the ex-
piosion OF the bomb in the court yard of
the central police station here Saturday
morning. resulting in the deaths Of an
artillery ofhcer and four policemen. al
though # was stated at the time that the
bomb was accidentally dropped by the
of5cer.
The rioters ran through the streets IN
hAbited by Jews shooting pTomiscuously
right and left. Several were killed and
injured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
POLISH BOYS ELEcTRocUTED
Heavy Current Goes TbrOaxh BoAies
for Three HOurs In sight
of Thousands.

BUFFALO. n. Y. Sept 1.-TWO Polish
lads. Tony Garcia and Giuseppe zeppa.
both about - years old. were shocked 70
death Sunday on a steel tower. which car
ries high voltage from Niagara Falls power
houses TO the LackswEana steel plant
There was great delay in communicating
with the power house 10 get the current
shut on and for nearly three hours the
bodies hung IN midair with the blue flames
playing about them. In plain view OF thou
sancs Of street car passenEerA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
SMASHUP ON IOWA CENTRAL
FiremAn killed and Engineer severely
In1ured by Running Into
Open switch.

MARsHALJTowN. Ia. Sept IA
northbound passenger train on the Iowa
Central railroad ran into an open switch
al New Sharon last night. William Gan
non OF Marshalltown. fireman. was killed.
and James Clark Of MarshAlltown. engi-
neer. was seriously injured. Several pas
sengers were badly bruised Mrs David
Kennedy Of MsrshAlltown had several ribs
broken and is internally injured
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
SAFETY OF PLANS IN DOUBT
Freneh A~rnnuut DecIiRe- 20 Make
Northern Tr'9 with walter
-1rIimaR.

NsA-. @e- .-E. rra,eo's The
Trenrh arr-n-ut, Eho ssEiSed Walter
Wsl'Tar ~ the " I'7-en cAicaso Record
Heraid Arcsic EXPEDITION. ia thc ooastrue-
tt1n az his balloon. interviewed al Berz0
HarhoT. said be was invited 70 take part
IN the expedition. bUt refused as he
doubted the safety of Mr. weIlman's plans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
HEARST AND GOMPERs TOGETHER
Address Labor Day Celebration at
Jamestown Exposition.

NORFOLK. Va. Sept 2.-William Ran
dolph Hearst Of New York and Samuel
Gompers. president of the American FEEDER
alton OF Labor, were the principal speakers
al tocAys great Labor day celebration al
the jamestown exposition. The weather
was clear and thousands OF people from all
parts OF tidewater Virginia. together with
several thousand here for the opening Of
the grand aerie OF Eagles tomorrow. at
tended. The exercises were held at the
reviewing stand on the Lee parade grounds
Mr.. Hearst arrived this morning from San
Francisco, accompanied by Mrs. Hearst,
Max r, Ihmsen, president OF the Hearst
Independence league. and Charles A Walsh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
PORCELAIN WORKERS STRIKE
Havfland Factory at Limoges, France,
May BE shut by Labor
Troubles.

LIMOGES. France. Sept s-The Havi-
land Porcelain works here are partially af-
fected by strike Of 3oOe workmen. which
threatens TO involve 1900 men
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
TEN YEARS IN JAIL FOR BENSON
California Man Convicted of Land
Frauds Gets n Heavy
Sentence.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Limited States
District Judge DeHaven has sentenced
John A Benson and z b. Perrin, recently
convicted OF land frauds. TO ten wears i'm
prisOnment in the Alameda county jan and
70 pay a fne Of sll0oo each
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
Revelation in Corrfeptea.

BCENOs AYRES. Sept 2.-News Of un-
rest In tie province of Corrientes has
reached here. Armed bands have appeared
be imminent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03

NEBRASKA.

State Board Of Public Lands and Build
ings orders that visitors at the peniten-
tiary shall not be charged for the priv
ilege Of going through the institution.
Fage 3
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03

Page q
Page i
FOREIGN.

The death Of the premier Of Persia is
greatly deplored by friends OF the nation
in the civilized nations Page i
French aeronaut declines 10 go with
Walter weilman on his polar trip be-
cause Of fear that the plans are not well
laid. Page /
Danger exists Of a general strike Of por-
celain workers at Limoges, France.
Page i
One fatal case Of cholera has been re-
ported in the port Of Yokohama Page !
Rloting at Antwerp among the dock la
borers is incited by women workers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
TEE wEATHER.
QoNEETIC.

Rain mars the Labor day celebration in
New York, but the workingmen parade,
striking telegraphers taking part
Page /
William Randolph Hearst and President
Gompers OF the Federation of Labor speak
at a big Labor day celebration at the
jamestown exposition Page j
Farmers earnings this year, according
TO recent compilation. viii be a thou
sand million dollars greater than last
year due, in the main. to high prices Of
products. Page 2
Dedication Of the convention han to be
used by the transmissssippi congress at
Muskogee. Okl.. the occasion for a recital
Of the history OF the organization and its
accomplishments. Page q
Vice President Fairbanks is the orator
Of the day al the national irrigation con-
gress at Sacramento. Cal. telegram
was received conveying a message from
President Roosevelt Page
An Italian blackmAiler who was endeav-
oring TO extort money was killed at
Blairsville. Pa Page i
Two Polish boys are electrocuted at
Niagara Falls in the sight Of thousands
Of persons. Page !
Fifty car laborers at ST. Charles. Mo-
engage in riot during drunken fight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
No Parade I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2-For the FIRST time
since the Inauguration of Labor day the
great parade OF the unions was omitted.
Several weeks ago the various organizations
decided 20 absrdon the parade and devote
TO other uses the large amount ct money
which was formerly expended upon II
business houses and factories were gen.
orally closed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-03
PRIMARY ELECTION TO-DAY.

Polls open a. m. to p. m. You can regii
at the time.