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The Washington times., 1907-01-21
SUMMONS JURY
TO HEAR CASE
OF STROTHERS
Judge GrlmSIeyand Pros
ecutlng Attorney Waite
Withdraw From Any
Part in Case.

CILPEFER, Va. Jan. aI-prsliroi-
nary steps were taken today l0olxIue, to
an indictment in the Strother case
which, by the prominence OF those in
Voived and their wide relationship fu
the county. has prevented some OF the
officials, whose duty IL is To bring ac-
eused people TO justice. from serving in
connection with the matter ia any ca
pacity.
The case Is that OF James A. and
Philip STother. who shot 10 death VIII
lam T. Rywaters just AFTER his forced
marriage TO their sister. Viola Suother.
one of the bellies OF the county.
Ju0Ee A. IA. Aiken. Of Danville. today
tssesa q summons for the impaneIing
OF grand jury al whose hands an in
Iictment of the StrOther men viii be
sought. Judge Aiken is presiding at the
request OF Judge Daniel a. GTimsley. the
-egular judge OF this circuit. who is a
-elative OF the dead Bywaters.
Charles NJ. Waite, prosecuting attUr-
Isy for--lds county, has declined. for
personal reasons, 20 prosecute the case,
and has selected In his place John
seth, Commonwealth attorney for
Fauquier county. who, with Capt
AIicajah Woods, of Charlottesville. VIII
.0uduCr the prosecution.
For tho defense the following law
yers are here Former Senator John L.
Ienries. now OF Norfolk John l.. Lee,
lf Lynchburs, and Walton Moore, OF
Fairfax.
IL f. not believed that the trial Of the
strothers viii begin until the latter part
't the week The grand jury will not
be assembled before tomorrow, and viii
not probably return its findings in the
case until Wednesday afternoon or
Thursday. When IL does so. The de
fense, &. is understood, viii ask s post
pouemeIt of the case
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
PRISONER KING DEAD AT LISBON

LISBON. Jan. u.-At tie public hos
pital IN Angra, Gougounhana, once an
African King, later a prisoner, has died.
His dOminions extended over the Fam
zesi territory. Swaziland, Transvaal, and
Natal. and he had an organized army
of l6.000 men.
The Washington times., 1907-01-21

brough, Alger, Piles, Carter, Dupont,
and Patterson
An agreement is in sight" remarked
senator Crane as he left with Senator
spoouer in an automobile.
1--WE viii See If We can't clip the wings
OF the opposition by adopting an amend
ment that goes the Blackburn amend
ment one better observed one Of the
Western Senators, who in the next
breath asked that his name be with
held Tor political reasons.
Bad Politics for Them.
"You see,T he continued. lit would
not be very good politics TO let Mr.
Blackburn party have all the credit
OF supporting the President Neither
would it be good politics To vote down
the Blackburn amendment. even If We
had enough votes 10 do d., ana the IN
dlCatiOns are that we haven't the votes
" We wanted them. The only thing Go
do, therefore Is 90 pass something
stronger. and "a declaration that the
Senate does not question the Justice OF
legality OF the Presidents course, iu
seems To me, is the best possible move
TO make
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
State Officials Accused
OF Not Playing Square

Officials OF the State and Navy Departments wrought up
day the withdrawal the American warps from Kingston BY
request OF the governor Of jamaica The ships at Guanan
amo where they reported by Admiral Evans this morning ana
report Of the Incident by Rear Admiral Davis beng anxiouy
awaited.
Officials OF the navy claim The action OF the jamaican Official
nothing short Of insult to the navy and consequently the Amer
Government the aid being rushed to Kingston purely Of
spirit humanity and friendineSS.
State Department officials retcent declaring they will
await the full report of Admiral Davis and the at Kingston be-
fore giving any expression believed that they also would pre-
first hear from Great Britain concerning the incident
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Tho weather viii be fair tonight aud
Tuesday In the East and South. with
lower temperatures tonight in
the Atlantic States. IL Will be warmer
Tuesday iu the OHIO valley and the east
Gulf States. There viii be frost or
freezing temperature tonight along the
south Atlantic coast
Steamers departing today for Euro
pean ports viii have brisk west To
northwest wind. with clear. cold weather
20 The Grand Banks
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
Howard Nesbit in New York.

Howard Nesblt reached New York to-
day. From the home OF friends with
whom he is stopping ON the upper West
side he announced that he was ready
al caH 10 take the stand and testify
against Harry X. Thaw. He is anxious
to go before Judge and jury in defense Of
his mothers honor. and the memory Of
the man who was his benefact0r iu
life.
Later in the day he viii visit District
Attorney jerome, and Iay before MIN
evidence which he declares viii wreck
tie well-laid plans of the young slayer's
great array of legal talent.
He il bitter against his brother-in-
law. and viii go even So far as 10
testify in contradiction OF his sister
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. who il has been
decided 10 call in her husbands behalf
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
EngfShn1an's Insult TO the United States
Stops Food for Sufferers at Kingston;
Causes Indignation at Macy Department

London, Jan. 21-The British govern
ment has cabled to Governor Swettenham
peremptor1y ordering him to explain his
reasons for refusing the aid of the Ameri-
cans and practically ordering the American
fleet from Kinston harbor.
The Washington times., 1907-01-21

% clock tAiz morniL- and taken to
ely mont AID. There o. viii be met by
the sorrowing father aud two brothers.
who viii escort it ten miles across TIE
country Jo Hilltop, the family residence.
After the parents aud ten children have
taken last look al the body it viii
De- conveyed To- the Pisgah Church.
where funeral services viii be conducted
by the Rev. John Brown, OF Ia Plata.
The Rev. AZ Brown was 70 have mar
rLed Hubert Posey and Priscilla Bowie
oH Thanksgiving Day, but the ceremony
Niis not performed because OF the young
m1u'S s. absence
Henry Bowie. brother uf JHe girl wuo
b. said to have been WTuugel by Young
Posey. is ncarcerated in the jail 1T
la Plata Md, about eighteen miles
from thc scene OF the shooting he is
about tWenty-one years old. His mother.
a comeiy woman of forty. was our on
5000 bail furnished bv her attoruev
Adrian rOsey. Yesterday.
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
PROHIBITS CORPORATIONS
GIVING CAMPAIGN FUNDS

Tire House ihis afternoon passed the
Senate bill prohibiting corporations
from making campaign contributions.
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
Jerome Confident OF Verdict.
Anxious Crowds on Hand.

Great crowds thronged the Criminal
Courts building this morning 10 gain
admittance To the court room where
ThaW was 10 be tried. squad of
police We're lined in fron5 of The big
oak doors, and only talesman and Wit
uesses were permitted 20 enter. ont
iu the street scores OF people gathered
Go catch a glimpse Of the young million
aire, as he passed from the T0mbs
over the bridge OF sighs. 10 the court
building
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SENATORS GIVE
ROOSEVELT O. K.
ON BROWNSVILLE
President Peace.

The Senate does not question
either the justice or the legality
OF the Presidents action in dis
missing, without honor, the
troops of the Twenty fifth In.
fantTy.
Proposed terms on which Repub-
hcan battle IS ended.
The Washington times., 1907-01-21

As soon as The Nav Department re-
ceired the dispatch from Admiral Evans
this morning 20 copy was sent 10 Robert
Bacon. Assistant Secretary Of State
MF Bacon Immediately went 10 the
" bite House fog conference with the
President on the subject
Hot Shot for Bacon.
The action OF MI Bacon in denvus
last night that the ships had left Kfnes-
ton, stating emphaucally thar he knew
they had not, has caused considerable
comment in official circles today. since
IL became known that the State Dcpart-
ment received information SATURDAY
night 20 the effect that Admiral Davis
had reported that the governor had sug-
Sested that he withdraw his ships. that
his services were no longer needed, and
resented the landing OF bluejsckets This
part OF the dispatch was not given out
tor publication by the Navy Depart
ment
In view of the situation. it appeared
at noon today that clash between
state and Navy officials would not be
surprising. since Acting Secretary OF
state Bacon was inclined 10 hold that II
any misunderstanding occurred. Rear
Admiral Davis must have been 10 blame.
such suggestion was resented by "a
number of naval officials. who expressed
themselves ON The subject They reeI
that such reflection Is ia rather had
taste, since the navy, in rushing RELIEF
10 Kingston, took "a step which was cal
euiated 20 aid the State Department in
It's relations with Great Britain. aside
from the work Of succoring those in dis
tress.
hesitate TO characterize the action OF
Governor SWettenhsm OF Jamaica as
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
May Rearegt "a. Bowie.

That she viii De rearrested within tie
next few days is probable. Charles
county is greatly wrought Up over the
tragedy Ii cannot De said that svm-
pathy is with the mother and son who
took Jhe law I'm their own hands. Gloom
hung over their home at Iron Sides be
cause Priscilla. or isis" expects 10 be-
come mother within the next two
months They felt The disgrace keenIv
and held young posey responsible with
view of avenging this wrong they
waylaid him on the Malta woman Greek
road and killed MIN under the very
eyes OF mis- elder brother CIavton -rbs,
they Crawled through a barbed wine
fence and went 10 their home. leaving
their victim bleeding and writhing hi
agony IN gully. They made uo ar
tempt TO get away going immediately
10 their little home, where they re-
manned until taken into custody bv
Constable De LOZier.
Inhabitants of the wild desolate
swampy district blame Mrs Bowie ana
her son for their rash act because thev
now have the awful charge OF murder
hanging over them. In addition 70 the
pitiabic condition of the girl.
Residents Of the desoiate country do
not agree with the BoWies. Old and
respected residents who have known
both families for years say Its the Dot
calling the kettle black. When Bert
CONTINUED On Ninth Page1
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
HIGGINS SLOWLY
GROWING WEAKER

OLEAN. X. Y. Jan. IA bulletin
this morning stated that there had been
10 change in the condition of Former
Gov. Frank ". Higgins Late at night
he had become weaker. The lessening
uf Vitality being apparent Dr. Hib-
lard the family physician. said death
might come al any moment.
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
Republican POw-WOW
at White House
Ends Strife.
BlaCkburnAmendment
Will Be Tabled at
the Finish.

President Roosevelt has won
another victory over the Senate. As
the price of peace within the Re
publican party the Senators viii
give their o. X. TO his action in dis
missing the colored troops.
This ratification viii be contained
in an amendment that the Repubh-
can majority of the Senate will force
through as "a substitute for the
troublesome Blackburn amendment
which for "a time threatened to split
the party i'm twain, and give 10 the
Democratic minority the credit and
glory of standing by the Presi-
dent, The Blackburn amendment
win he tabled with the ucquiescence
of the Presidents friends, and the
Democratic thunder viii be stolen
and drowned out in the more sonor-
Gus reyerberation of "a reunited ma
jority vote.
White House Confab.
The above As iu BRIEF the agreement
reached today AT the biggest Senatorial
pow-wow held this year at the White
House. Ia response probably 10 an in
Vltauon conveyed either bv teieBbooe
'r messenger the Senators began "a
drop into the Presidents Office b, ry-a-
and threes before 10 o'clock. ana i,-
eide of half an hour the arrivals IA
included Senators Knox. Spo,nar
Crane, Cl8pp. Warner. Warren rf,--..
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
IEOPPORTUEE MOMENT

uopportune state
since Secretary Officials Of this Govern
foreign powers point that
complications. Secretary
is governor officially
but which, accepted in Washington
friendly between the
Britain and
questions betw country and Canada.
The Washington times., 1907-01-21

HARPERS FERRY. ". Va. Jan. 2i-
BotA rivers clear.
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
THAW'S TRIAL
IS POSTPONED
TO WEDNESDAY
Slayeuof Stanford White
viii Probably Plead to
Temporary Insanity.

NEW YORK, Jan. I.-TEe tiaI OF
Harry Thaw, the Pittsbure millionaire
youth. for tha staying OF Architec.
stanford White last summer. was post
roned today until next Wednesday. be-
cause Of delay iu concluding the Iil-
CERT magic boots" case. 1u trial IN
Justice FiJzgerald'a court
Harry ThaW did moi appear in court.
All rules OI court procedure were
seemingly set aside In thls case. and he
was only brought 20 the iury room in
the rear OF the court where he re-
manned until the formal proceedings of
the adjournment were concluded when
he was returned 10 the Tombs. The
special panel OF $50 taiesmen was ex-
cused by the court until rest Wednes-
day.
Ms. Evelyn Nesbit ThaW awaited f1r
her husband In tine Tomhs. while DE
was taken % the criminal courts buli-
me.
RumoTs as 10 Defense.
Report has &c this morning that
Thaw's defense viii be temporary in
sanity. Unable to nnd provceatiou Tor
shooting White, his lawyers viii trv 10
prove that he was sane before the kill
ing and Is sane now. II Tho 5..ry is sat
isned that Thaw was insane from jeaI-
ousy when he shot white. and that he
is sane now. Thaw viii go free. Law
yers saw II Is a long chance. but Thaw
has always taken long chances. To es-
cape the electric chair and the insane.
asylum is Thaw's determination, and
Ae is ready 20 take H.
Jerome Confident Of Verdict.
District Attor ey Jerome believes that
10 will be a short trial lie declares
that the case - simply one oI brutal
murder. and is the replica OF scores of
killings among the denizens or the Ten
derloin. Atr Jerome says the State can
conclude its case within three or four
days. though some Time may be re-
quired 20 select a jury The district
attorney says that Thaw shot down
stanford White in cold blood. and that
he did il without prOvOcatiOn, and was
sane when he killed him.
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
TEMPERATURES.
DOWN TOWN.
sun TABLE

Jun So Iuu't4- -..------ I.lt
sun rises tomorrow w.-..........,...... 5:14
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Continued On Ninth Page1
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22
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Drud,frhlcr.

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8ddermeiter SaB sic iid 70 iibsr bas
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oerlei6t 1T mein @tbdde uno mein
8lut III jung uno frii9l"
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ia 10 Die 70 mob teinen neueRl"
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22

Seute %rQO5ehgrin." Ter 0arIteIs
let oehaben. 9err Maier. pirb bon
baIb oht ubr db TN 8oitiim on ber
Rahs fsin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22
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n iBIthtH unO 2dfatnots
las Der melt. llsber 44O Gsiteu
fart uno entbdIt stisBlide geIiims
mun8en, @~onIulate, Gins uno anOers
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tdrten etc.
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b0u 3eituns', erIteint p6dsnt4
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duertannt zines Der beitsn anepirt6s
ldditlihen @Idttsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22

Gin goli8ilt irifft msbrsre Gtus
benton, bic auf Der GerisHrsiIs fino.
beim 9aoeu an ~berbctener Gtene.
9od biele retiriren, nobel Der cine elm
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unbeihriebsn 1T, Bios auf BEN srften
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idreit Der pOli3iit. .Ianft's MIR 80,
ba iriesen mir Gud i6on berous!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22
aslannnt.

sBe LANCE fiuoirt run Sbr geFFe
In Miin6sn9" - .No. 70 siniee so
6ettoIiter lang eeniB!~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22

1903 Eofum6ia & a.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22

.Sf benn Sire 6rau 70 a~bereIdns
biia21 = sd FACE 9baen. bic Idst
iogar bel ieoem 9eitunesroman bic
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Bteif E nit 8srnieinsSpibe
Grimm Dstiter's beutf6s
omericunii9 DIES 70 orter Il
81 d. ueber 500 5titen tart. Gum
@r.erneH Der eHsIiiden Spade uus
eutbebrli6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22

9auer (bsim ar5t. Der na9 Der
lintsriuduHg Elm msoi5iniI6ss BUD
our 9dno nimmt): m6srreott. III Dos
bid bic Sod mag mi fdO' mas
foIten!~