Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-11-30

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her as his wife
and promised to Mrs. Annie Bradley.
! make her such when he could get di.
great grief and shame when finally he
turned against her. During this pitiful
! recital Mrs. Bradley was manifestiy
| distressed and often on the point of
| physical collapse. AS to the circum.
stances of the shooting, she said, she
remembered little. Unbidden and un-
| expected she had come on to Wash
| ington to see Brown and In his room
| had seen the letter from Mrs. Annie
Adams, mother Of Maude Adams, the
noted actress, showing expectation Of
! her marriage to the senator, and then
| when she confronted him there all that
followed was a blank until she heard
him calling for help. She knew he had
seized her in his anger.
Adams Pleads an Abb.
Steve Adams, the Western Fedora
ton miner On trial at Rathdrum, Ida.
on the charge of murder, took the
stand by direction of his counsel, Clar-
ence barrow. and set up an alibi by
saying he was never in the Marble
creek country after date prior to the
dynamiting of the cabins there. The
first he knew Of that was in the cell
with Orchard at Boise in 1906 Adams
testified that while in that cell both
Warden Whitney and Detective Nc
Parland had told him he would be all
right" If he would corroborate Or
chard's confession duplicating fedora
ton officials. The statement then
made by Adams. but which he later re-
pudiated so that it was not used in the
Haywood trial, is now brought up as
evidence to show the part Adams took
in the murder of Fred Taylor. claim
jumper
Hearst Recount Act Void.
The special New York state law
which was passed on recommendation
Of Governor Hughes providing for a
recount Of the votes in the election
which resulted in the seating of Mayor
Mcclellan was declared unconstitution-
al by the court of appeals in unani-
nous appeal delivered Nov. 10. The
court finds the recount act unconstitu-
tiOnal on three technical grounds-frst
In that it provided for an original can
yass Of the ballots cast at the election
Of 1905 by others than the bipartisan
boards Of canvassers prescribed by ar
tiCle 6 OF section 2 of the constitution !;
second, in that as judicial deterlnina-
ton of the title to Office It fails to &C.
cord to Mcclellan his constitutional
rights to trial by jury; third. in that
1t implies the tight Of the legislature
to legisiate q man into office
This leaves Mr.. Hearst. the claimant,
with nothing but the original quo war
ranto proceedings to depend upon and
which are thought to be too costly
and long drawn out to be effective be.
fore the expiration Of Mayor McClel-
lars term
Federation Defends Boycott.
Argument before Judge Gould in the
supreme court Of the District of Couln-
bfa has been made in the case brought
by the Bucks Stove and Range com
pany Of st. Louis for an injunction to
restrain the American Federation Of
Labor from boycotting the firms prod.
ucts. The tenure of the argument for
the defense was to ask the court to
judge the acts Of trades unions on the
principles OF common law. whereas the
plaintiff has invoked the Sherman
antitrust law. holding that the boycott
lis conspiracy and combination in re.
straint of &ade Counsel held that the
federation had a right TO do In com
bination what an individual might do
namely. urge others to buy particular
product.
Greater Pittsburs LOCALIZED.
The fight over the consolidation OF
r.ttG5."S and Allegheny ended IN the
supreme court Nov. IS when Justice
Moody handed down the decision sus
tanning the supreme court Of PennsyI-
vania. which had upheld the consoIida-
ton which ma loritg OF the people
Of the two cities T2rcd ~Hcv ro"ts'~