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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
DUSS AND BAND COME TODAY
Will Begin the summers EnEaEement
at Krug Park This
Evening.

Duss and his band viii arrive in this
city at . % a m. today from Cleveland. O.,
over the Milwaukee railroad. The opening
concert OF the engagement viii be given
at Krug park at 9 o'clock this evening.
The pavilion bandstand has been enlarged
for the Duss band concerts, 10 be given at
and ?. n. daily, commencing Tuesday.
Firms Omaha band will give their daily
program at and p. N. on special band
stand erected in front Of the park once
building and near the exit gates.
Much interest is manifested in musical
circles and in society concerning the limited
engagement OF the DUss band al Krug
park. A dinner party Of sixteen, 70 be given
at the Country club this evening. has al
ready arranged 70 attend the opening con-
cert, and others VIII probably follow their
example A downtown dinner party IN the
West Fsrnam district has also made
similar arrangements.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
MAY GET LINE
81. Paul System Believed to BE Amer
Little south Dakota
Railroad

c. D. Crouch. president OF the Missouri
River a Northwestern Railway company.
a line in operation from Rapid City. s
D.. 70 the town q Mystic on the Burlington,
was In Omaha Sunday. He was accom-
panied by Mayor Badger OF Columbus. O.,
County Attorney Weber Of Franklin
county. Ohio, and J. s Goodlos Of CoIun-
bus. all OF whom are interested in the Ms
souri River a Northwestern Railway com
pany The party was enrouts from Rapid
City for the east
A considerable part Of the stock Of the
railway company is owned BY Akron and
Columbus people and Il is thought the
visit OF these parties 70 the west at this
tine IL 70 negotiate for the transfer OF
the property Of the road 70 the Milwaukee
railroad system. Mr. Crouch and mis-
friends were in conference while here with
a number Of prominent railway investors
but they declined 70 discuss the matter for
publscation- President Crouch and party
left Saturday afternoon for Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
FORECAST OF WEEKS EVENTS
President Roosevelt VIII Make Al
dress at Unveiling of LawtOn
Monument An IndianapoIt

wAEHINGTON. May &.--The features Of
this years national observance Of Memorial
day next Thursday viii be the unvsiling
Of a monument 70 General Henry W. Law
ton at Indianapolis where President Rooss-
welt viii deliver an address, and the u.l-
yelling Of q statue OF General J. E ..
Stuart by the United Confederate Veterans
at Richmond. Va On the same day Gos-
ernor Charles z Hughes Of New York ard
Governor Curtis Guild. 5r., OF MassachIi-
setts VIII speak at the unvsiling Of tablets
10 celebrated Americans in the Hail CT
Fame at New York university.
The program OF the grand camp Of United
Confederate Veterans. which VIII be held at
Richmond. Va, Beginning next Thursday
and continuing untn the following Monday
viii include the unveiling Of the memorial
erected to the memory Of Jefferson Davis.
This viii take place on the closing day
when an imposing parade VIII be held.
President Roosevelt viii deliver an ad-
dress at the semi-csnterntai celebration OF
the founding Of agrtG1taral coIlaEss In the
United States at Lansing, Mcll-. on Friday.
Secretary OF War william n. Taft will
speak before the National MIlIsrs' assOcia-
ton at St Louis next Thursday. Memorial
daY.
The wages Of about $500 cotton mill
operatives IN southern New England are to
be advanced an average Of 10 per cent on
Monday.
The international cotton conference will
be held at Vienna. May q to 90 More than
20 delegates. ten Of whom are Americans.
will attend the convention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
MILITARY MASS IN NEW YORK
Fifteen Thousand Armed Men Par
tieiDste In Memorial Service
An Metropolis.

NEW YORK. May 8.-Fifteen thousand
armed men knelt in the sodden grass Of
the parade grounds at the Brooklyn navy
yard today. participating in the hfth mill
tary field mass in memory Of the sailors
and soldiers who lost their lives during
the war with Spain
In the center Of the parade an altar had
been erected and at this the priests. robed
in white and gold, eelebrated solemn high
mass In memory of the dead
b The military forces present included the
sailors and marines from the navy yard
and the Twelfth United States infantry
from Governors Island, several companies
Of the National Guard Of New York and
q naval reserve battalion. There were also
loo men Of the First and Second reg1-
ments Of Irish volunteers and $50 boys in
white uniforms representing the Catholic
Boys Naval battalion In place Of honor
in brilliant scarlet were a detachment OF
Canadian troops who came 70 New York
as the guests of the local branches Of the
Spanish American war veterans 20 take
part in the services. The Spanish war
veterans. the Grand Army OF the Republic
the Hebrew veterans. the Sons OF Veterans
and the Army and Navy union were among
the semi-military organizations who par
ticipated
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
LOCOMOTIVE STRIKES AUTO
walter Foster of Minneapolis killed
and Two Companions Seriously
Injured Wear LOs Angeles.

Los ANGELES. May as.-As the result OF
q collision between q heavy touring car
and the engine OF the sants Re limited
Just before O'Clock last evening Walter
Foster Of Minneapolis, 4 guest OF the Al
exGndria, Is dead: Miss Genevisve Hart
his companion on the ride. Is unconscious
and seriously injured and Carl Void the
chauffeur is IN Pasadena hospital with
= broken arm and other severe injuries
The accident occurred at LGmanda PARK
four miles east Of Pasadena Foster and
his companion had visited Monrovta and
reached the Santa Fs crossing The Ap-
preaching train was invisible 70 the chauf-
teur because OF intervening trees and
houses When almost or the track wold
saw the train and apparently became con-
fused He turned the automobile almost
directly toward the engine, which was run
ming about forty miles an hour. Ae ths
bag machine was struck al three were
thrown out and the big automobile was
ground 70 fragments. The three victims
were taken 70 z Pasadena hospital. where
Foster died shortly after midnight Poster
arrived In this city two days ago. and
little can be learned OF his connections
The fpung woman u = resident OF Los
AnS8@
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
MINING TEMPLE IN DENVER
Organization VIII Cost Million
DoIIara.

DENVER. Colo, May 3-T-hat the min
ing temple 70 be erected IN Denver BY the
National Mining congress shall be a mag
nifioeut building. 70 cost N.o0o.ooo. was prac-
ticaIly decided BY tae executive COMMITTEE
OF the congress AZ meeting IN this -
last night Secretary James r. GaIhraith
had prepared a plan for a building 70 cost
SSOO00o. but this did not meet the views OF
President J. II. Richards Of Boise. Idaho.
who argued that II was better 70 delay
the construction until the project can be
carried out on a grand scale. He won
over the otter members of the committee
10 his point of view and II was agreed 70
undertake 70 raise s. ooo 900 for building the
temple.
The eomnlittee issued the formal eAu for
the nsxt meeting OF the congress AZ Joplin.
No, November II 70 Is. The PRINCIPAL OBJ
tects which Il is hoped to sgftats are the
Drafting Of laws for the prevention of ae-
cidsnts IN mines the establishment OF uni
form laws in all states. 10 establish SIDE
line location of claims and the abolition OF
the apex rights, ana general revision OF
the mining laws throughout the country %
that they may Be uniform IN AZ states.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
"PIe PISTOL" SPICER MISSING
No Reward onered for Fugitive
Charged with Three Murders
and other Crimes.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 3ss-''Psg PistoI'
Jesse Spicer is probably the only man IN
the United States under Indictment for
ever been offered. and who is a fugitive
from Justice, with no one looking for him.
When the state militia. under the orders
Of the governor, sEooped down on feud-
ridden Jackson, in Breathitt county and
stopped the series OF assassinations, Jesse
Spicer quietly packed MS trunk and slipped
away In the excitement he was not
missed. II is charged that he carried away
With him many thousands of dollars De-
tectives employed b. northern investors
reported that for several years Spicer was
the leader OF q band OF men that had been
receiving money from all parts Of the
United States. advertising extensively and
selling claims 10 Rreathitt and Perry
county land, 70 which they gave titles. The
deeds were executed and recorded but the
described property was sftsrEard reported
nected with the Hargis elan during the
reign OF assassination. He has been IN
dic@ed IN both Breathitt and Fayetts coun-
ties for the murders OF Dr. Cox. James
Cockrin and James 3. Marcunn and "a
under Indictment in Breathitt county for
having forged deeds 20 hundreds OF tho,s-
sands Of dollars worth OF property To
which no title could be gwen. When last
heard OF Spicsr was in San Francisco. ans
II is said he perished In the earthquake
which destroyed that city Last year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
BRUTAL MURDER IN CLEVELAND
Mob Attempts 20 Lynch Man who
wantOaly KnIed wife of Hotel
Proprietor.

CLEVELAND. o., May R-MrsL Mary
steaduAn wife Of Willsan steadman, pro
prietor Of hotel By that name, was shot
three times and instantly killed today by
william Brown. a veteran or the Spanish
American war Brown was pursued BY
crowd of men through the Luna park, near
where The shooting occurred. and was
nnally CAPTURED. According 70 the police
ne confessed, saying thG; he was sorry he
Killed the woman. Brown bears a scar on
Ms forehead from q bullet that struck him
during The charge OF the American troops
up san Juan hilL Brown was elected from
'he sieadman hotel today b. Steadnan.
ACCORDING to browns own story. Later In
ne day Brown returned 20 the hotel and
was met az the door By Mrs. steadman.
who refused 70 shake hands with him.
Brown professed 70 he insulted al this and
drew revolver. firing three shots. one OF
which pierced Mrs stesdman's heart
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
HAMBURG LINE FIGHTS BACK
German Company Win Establish
Direct Service Between Liver
pool aad New York.

LIVERPOOL. May 8-The Hamburg
American Steamship company has definitely
decided 20 establish a direct service be-
tween Liverpool and New York. Other de-
velopmenes Are expected 70 follow this
move. Herr Baliing director general Of
the Hamburg American line, has appointed
MessrB. MAcIvor Liverpool ship owners, as
the company agents. This firm has for
long time been connected with the Cunard
line. The move Of the Hamburg American
line is considered TO be an Offset TO the
competition OF the White Star line At
Southampton and may have 81 important
bearing on the plans Of the Cunard com
pany.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27

GREEK PRIEST is MURDERED
Body of HObOken Pastor Pound In
Trunk I'm New York Lodging
House.

NEW YORK. May as-Rev. Father
KAspar Of the Armenian Apostolic church
of Hoboken. n. J., was murdered in this
city some time last week. The body was
found today in a trunk which had been
left as security for their room by two
Greeks, who three weeks engaged a fur
nished room Of Mrs. Henry Sherrer. who
occupies the third floor Of a tenement at
sSs West Thirty-seventh street.
After removal TO the morgue the body
was identified as that Of the priest He had
lived at eos Monastery street. west Hobo
ken, and frequently made trips 10 this city
soliciting funds for his church.
Father Kaspar, carrying q small leather
bag In which his collections were placed
came &c &c e familiar figure in Greek and
Armenian circles here and il is believed
that he was murdered for the money he
carried.
The autopsy revealed that the priest had
probably been druggee and placed while
stu alive in the trunk. there TO be suffo-
Gated 10 death. The neck and one arm
had been broken, but apparently these in
jurfes had not been the cause OF death.
Thrown upon the body and az, II 70 IN the
trunk 70 the point OF sufocation was the
priests clothing.
The coronerE physician said that the
man had probably been dead six or seven
days The contents OF the stomach VIII
be examined to determine whether some
drug was used
The police have sent out general alarm
for sarkis Ermoylan. sarid Barnorvion
and Paul saTisatan-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
NO CHANGE OF EARTH LEVEL
Prof George DAvfdsOa Reports ResuIt
of Measurements az san
Franeisc0.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nay &--Prof. George
Davidson. president OF the SeismoIogloai
Society Of America said al a meeting of
the society held yesterday AZ the United
States weather bureau Once. that there
has been no difference in the Level Of the
esrth's surface about san Francisco bay
since iS7. when he began hts investigations
OF earthquakes Sinoe that date he has
had . sohd concrete pier sunk OF the
sausalitO shore. and according TO the most
minute measurements which he recently
finished the change that has taken place
is too small for his calculations No
changes Of level have taken place. says
Prot Davidson. except On aRuviaI or nlled
lands. The level OF solid rock Il not
changed 70 any perceptible degree
report was received at the meeting OF
new stesmograph invented by Prof.
odenbach, whiche had the advantage OF
recording Vibrations al a depth in the
earth and transmitting the record 70 the
surfAo&
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
KEEN RACE FOR THAT CROWN
sharp Competition Among Friendu Of
Young Women for Queen
of May.

II Is worth the price Of admission to
stand near the blackboard on which the
records Of the Queen OF May votes Is kept
al the Auditorium and watch the changes
in the list during the evening Some Of
the leaders IN the race for queenly honors
have some powerful hackers and no Eiri
IN the contest is permitted to gain more
than a nomentary advantage
Prof Chambers viii put on the May pole
dance and the budding Of the queen Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday nights. The
voting contest viii close Wednesday night
az 10 O'Clock and the queen viii be crowned
Friday night at p. m. special pro
gram has been prepared for Decoration
day.
New and novel acts have been added 20
the Lists OF free attractions for the com
ing week. making a complete change OF
program
When the polls were closed Saturday
night the voting stood:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
TO CLEAN HOUSE
Mayor Issues Proclamation for Gen
srAI Renovation of Atties
ana CeIIara

CINCINNATI. O., May a6-By prOclama-
ton Of the mayor, on request Of the Board
OF Public Service. Cincinnati viii hold a
municipal house cleaning beginning on
June II Citizens generally are 10 be re-
questsd TO empty into the street and within
reach Of teams all refuse from cellars and
atties and Al the same time 70 clean I'D
their yards The street cleaning force -
70 be reinforced for the day 50 that all
such rubbish may be A. once earted away
II ls probable that the city VII be divided
into diEtriets with separate day being de-
voted 20 cleaning each district
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
SLOW PROGRESS At BOISE
Little Prospect that openinE state
ments VIII Ne made Thta
wesk.

BOISE, Idabo.. May R-From present ip-
dications Il would seem that another week
must elaPse before the taking of testimony
can begin IN the trial OF william Haywood.
first Of the alleged inner circle" Of the
Western Federation OF Miners to face
jury in answer 70 the states charge OF
conspiracy in the murder Of former Gov
ernoT StsunenberE.
But twelve members OF the second special
venire Of proposed turyrnen remain. A
thirteenth tsiesrnan was 6ravn SATURDAY
afternoon Just prior to adjournment and is
confined with the trial panel He has yet
to be examined as to all OF his aualinca-
tons. In addition to the vacancy which he
may OF may not hl there remain four
peremptoTy challenges, two with the prose
cution and two with the defense. The op-
posing attorneys seem determined 70 use
up every challenge the law allows. This
means that only seven Anal jurors have
bean selectsd-a little mere than one-hah-
and the trial has been In progress for more
than two weeks actual tine.
II is predicted that the remaining mem
bers OF the venire n0E In attendance will
be exhausted by tomorrow evening and a
third venire VIII then have 70 be summoned
BY the sheriff II this step becomes neces-
sary the task wiz occupy the greater part
Of Tuesday and wednesday. and on Thurs
day. Memorial day there viii be no session
OF court The Jury may be completed Fri
day evening or Saturday, In either event
Il Is probable that the attorneys for the
state viii ask for an adjournment until
Monday morning, In order that the opening
address or statement OF the prosecution
may be Immediately followed by support
ing evidence. The people Of Boise, busy
with the social and commercial activities Of
their prosperous little city and never wildly
excited about the trial. have become less
interested than ever. because Of the delay
IL securing a fury
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
AFTERNOON IN FAIRYLAND
Pupils OF St Berchman's Academy
Give Entertainment at CreiEhton
Unfversaty Hall.

A Selightful entertainment was given by
the pupils Of St Berchman's academy sun
day afternoon a. Creighton university hau,
Tventy-ffth and California streets The
audience was only limited BY the size Of
the han and standing room was at a
premium The Creighton university or
chestra furnished the music during the in
termission and also for the fairy dances
and drills and acquitted itself most ad-
mirably
Quaint, indeed were some Of the little
misses in their long gowns and beautiful
were some Of the smaller girls dressed as
fairies. The second number on the pro
gram was The Pretty Dairy Maids
Dance" and II was rightly named. for
there were some pretty maids. Those tax
ing part in this number were Misses Agnes
Bushman, MarEarite verret, Deborah Nc
Loud, Marion Hamilton. Esther Cunning-
ham, Vivian Foley aid Frances Schmidt
a Wish Of Ireland" was the title Of q
recitation by Miss Mile McDermott.
The arst scene OF the ''vestals' included
. delightful flower dance with both the
juniors and the senior members Of the
school participating. Miss Maud McCardle
showed considerable talent IN the part she
had in this part OF the program.
Between the different scenes OF the
''Vestals" the regular program was In
tersPersed, including duet. Home OF Our
Mountains" by Miss Gertrude Connen and
Miss Anna Rowley; boys recitation. I'm
Kept In" by Masters Redmond O'Afslley
and Burkley: Echo de Naples" by Miss
May Buck; La Farfeuetta," q waltz
song, by Misses Welch, Donneuy and
KeaTns; waltz song. Through the valley"
by Miss Gertrude ConneIl with Miss winl-
fred Treynor as accompanist
The characters in the 'Vestals'' were:
Junoa .............-........ Vestalis Maxima
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
ETHEL BARRYMORE is BETTER
Illness Proves slight and she VIII
Resume Her Tour st
once.

CHICAGO. May S.-The condition Of Miss
Ethel Barrymore, who Is III at the Audi
toriuu hotsl here is said 20 be much
improved tonight. Her physician considers
that the danger Of pneumonia with which
she was threatened Is past and that Miss
Barrymore Win be able 20 leave her room
within q Gay or two
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
TEXAS SWEPT BY STORMS
Four Persons KILLED Near Emory and
Several Hurt at Other
Points.

EMORY, Tex, May 2s.-Tonight II Is
possible TO obtain a better idea Of the dam
age done by yesterdays storm, which
passed through Emory, snufing out four
lives and tRjuring and crippling many peo-
pie. some Of whom may die
The dead:
WALTER MARTIN.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN, aged about g5
EIGHT-YEAR-OLD SON OF J. F.
LITTLE
Among the injured are several white per
sons
large number Of negroes were hurt, IL
being estimated that thirty received wounds
and bruises Of greater or less severity.
The corn and cotton crops In the path Of
the storm were completely pulled up.
FORT WORTH. Tex, May 26.-According
TO meager reports received today. Arboia
and Tazevell small villages in the interior
OF Hopkins county, were in the path Of
the tornado that devastated Wills Point and
Emory Saturday evening.
At Arbola, the little daughter of Pink
Kirk and q child Of George Davis were
fatally hurt the latter dying today. Will
lam Pickett and his wife were seriously
hurt and two others whose names could not
be learned were slightly injured Several
residences were badly damaged
At TaSeweu a number Of houses were
blown down. but no one was hurt, The peo-
pie having taken refuge IN cellars. No
additional fatalities are reported from
points IN rhe path Of the tornado.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-27
Three BOYS KnIed by Train.

MORRIsTOWN. IND. May a6-An acct
dent causing the loss u three lives on the
Cincinnati. Hamilton a Dayton railroad
bridge over Blue river. one mile east Of
and Joseph Fairchild. aged "a y and Is an
of Indianapolis. were sitting on the bridge
looking down into the stream when fast
sweerinE al three into The ~ivpr The
bodies were horribly manEied when picked
up. Relatives arrived tonight and took the
bodies 70 Indianapolis The young men had
gone 70 ElQe rvsE park last night = spsnd