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The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
UPBRAIDS COAL TRUST HEAD
Omaha Judge Severe in His Denun-
citation Of Samuel E. Howell.
Charged with Conspiracy in Re-
strain5 Of Trade, wealthy Man
Is Found Guilty.

Omaha, March 2o.-Samuel E. Howell.
formerly president Of the Omaha Coal
Exchange, who was convicted in Decem-
ber Of entering into a conspiracy in re-
stra.ut Of trade. was sentenced by Judge
sutton to-day to pay fine OF $i,oeo and
serve six months in the county jail.
7 viii give no Instructions TO the sheriff
as 10 how to treat this man." Judge
sutton said He is not to be treated
differently from any other criminal"
Howell was taken to jail by the sheriff.
and later released on bond pending an
appeal In sentencing Howell, Judge
Suttfn said:
Yen have been convicted or organizing
in restraint of trade. This is as serious
a crime as robbery at the point Of a re-
volve- It amounts TO the same thing.
II tie men who supply the neeessaries
of lie are permitted to organize to fix
the prices Of these neeessaries. they com
NIT trim gainst the common people;
the Woo and orphans. perhaps. more
than the moderately well-to-do bat a
crime against all
II you had been an ordinary man,
without money or influence; If you had
not been president Of the Omaha Coal
Trust with power behind you and money
to hile the most powerful lawyers, you
would long ago have been serving your
senteice But you have been able to
cheatiustfce so far"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
DOWIE'S SUCCESSOR NAMED
Gen. John a. Lewis Chosen in VIII
Of the Dead Leader.
VOIiva ia Serious Condition, and
afust Now Fight TO Retain
CgntFOI in Colony.

Chicago, March 2O.-Gen. John A. Lewis.
deacon Of the Christian Catholic Church,
and for years the close personal friend
ana adviser of John Alexander Dowie,
has been named as the new leader of
Zion in the will OF the deceased FIRST
apostle Gen. Lewis is now IN Mexico,
and has been notified of mis- selection to
tax command of the Dowie forces and
seek the overthrow of Wilbur G. Voliva,
the present Overseer, in the greatest re-
Iigious struggle Of the strenuous history
of the Zion church.
The DOwieItes are awaiting the tri-
umphant return Of Gen. Lewis to the re-
hgious colony before publicly announcing
the choice OF their dead leader. When it
became known to-day that Gen. Lewis
had been chosen, a wave of excitement
spread through the followers of Dowie.
They declared that with their new leader
they viii rout the forces Of Voliva and
the self-styled prophets and apostles OF
Zion and again wrest control OF the
church from their enemies.
Reports that Voliva is in a serious con-
ditioR. and may be dying from an at
tack Of quinsy. also spread through Zion
City and were hailed by the Dowieites
as the work of the divine hand OF
wrath"
Voliva has a severe attack of the dis
ease on the left side of his throat, and it
Is spreading TO the right side
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
WOULD DECLINE ANNEXATION
Canada Does Not Seek Union with
the United States.
Prof. stephen LeaeOck Points Out
Ambition of British North
American Colony.

Ottawa, March 20.-According to Prof.
Stephen LeacOek. of McGin University.
the United States will never annex Cana
da. In his book, Greater Canada" pub
lished to-day. he says: Nor does our fu-
ture lie in union with those that dwell 10
the southwark the day Of annexation 10
the United States is past: they have chos-
en- their lots. and we have chosen ours.
Let US go our separate ways in peace.
let them still keep their perennial Inde-
pendence Day with its Illuminating fire
works and its Yankee Doodle. We stfIl
keep our Magma Charta. and our rough
and-ready Rule Britannia. shouting lusti-
ly as the propaganda Of annexation is
dead. To you who come across cur west
ern border We can offer 4 land fatter than
your Kansas, a government better than
Montana, a climate kinder than your Da-
kOtas
Take it. good, sir. if you viii, but if in
taking it you still raise your little crook
of annexation, then up with you by the
belt and out with you, breeches FIRST.
through the air. TO the land of your origin.
This in all friendliness.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21

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The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
GYPSY CAMPS SEARCHED.
New Course Pursued in Search for
Kidnapped Marvin Boy.

Special % TIE Washington Herald.
Dover, Del, March 20.-Many things
took place here to-day 10 Indicate that a
very different iine is being worked 6p6n
In tbs eBsa. and may evsntusiy ead in
securing IL least d clew which viii De
tangible. Gypsy camps and hermlts huts
We're searched. but resulted in nothing.
Dr. Marvin was conspicuous Dy his 80
sence from the hotel. all Of to-day. and
although diligent inquiry was made as to
hts Whereabouts nothing could be harmed
which would give the slightest elew to his
sudden disappearance. X is presumed,
however, that the doctor has had orders
from the Pinkert0ns, 10 seclude himself
for d while. or has gone on mission as
sigaed him by the officers.
The Erie story Of the capture of the
boy ana She expected speedy restoration
TO his father received here late last night
and early this morning while greeted
with delight by the curious ard expectant
public, was given little credenee by DR.
Marvin, who had so often been deceived
Of late, and his hopes. while for the time
bu0yed, soon were dispelled by fat con
tTadsction of the reports.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
BAIL DENIED GEM THIEVES.
GreeB and Rohrer Turned Over "a
United States Authorities.

New York, March %. y Arthur Preston
Green and Charles Rohrer. arrested here
for iewe.ry thefts in London, were turned
over to-day 10 the United States authori-
ties and taken before Commissioner
Shields on a warrant issued on complaint
of Sir Percy sanderson, British consul
general here.
In one of the af1ldavits made by Sir
Percy. Gresn is charged with the larceny
on February 3 last from the London shop
of Tiffany & Co, OF jewelry valued at
ezsl. The following day, February 2s. ac-
cording to the other affidavit, Green and
Rohrer got away with jewels worth e56s
from London & Ryders shop.
RehTer and Green were held for exam
ination on April 1S As is customary in
extradition cases. bail was refused
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
CONE ON, LICK THE EDITOR.
Everybodx's Privilege fn PeRnsyI-
vania IL BiIf Passes.

special 70 The Washington Herald.
Harrisburg. Pa, March 0.-Representa-
tive Mccall. of Philadelphia, to-day intro
duced a bill IN the house which win per-
nit any ore to lick the editor" Il he feels
that anything rejecting on his character
has been printed Ia that editors paper.
The bin as worded is full Of eircumlocu-
ton, but in it is a clause which makes
the publication of libeious matter "a de-
fense in all suits for assault and battery
growing out Of such publication.
just at what stage OF the proceedings
The question 0l the Ibelousness Is 10 be
decided is not stated, But even the law
makers are of the opinion that the editor
should not be massacred before the status
Of the case Is agreed upon.
If the funny men do not take advantage
Of SIR. McCalrs bill they have lost their
keen insight into the righteousness Is the
consensus Of opinion iB Harrisburg to-
day. 1t has already created more com
meut than did Penuypacker's antt-catoon
law
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
GERMAN PRAISES OUR ARMY.
Kaiser's Adjutant Admits They Have
Much to Learn.

Berlin, March 2o.-Gen. Won Loewenfeld.
the Kaiser's adjutant who will represent
the German army at the opening of the
Carnegie Institute at Pittsburg, to-day
gave your correspondent his Impressions
Of the American army, CLEANED during
a former visit to the United States. He
went prepared to criticise, but was COM
PEELED to admit that the Germans had
much 20 learn. He was particularly
struck by the American artillery exer-
eises. He also admired the drill, which,
he said, was faultless.
The uniforms were good. but ne was
amused by the characteristic free fashion
in which they were worn, which ex-
pressed the typical desire to follow in
dividual bent
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
D0UMA OPPOSES 0ZAR.
Revolutionary Members Now Plan to
Act independently.

81. Petersburg, March 2o,-The Douma
to-day succeeded In continuing its out
ward civilities toward the government.
The revolutionary members raised the
question of famine relief and 14s OF them
voted 10 appoint a Douma commission
forthwith TO act independently Of the gov
ernment
This proposal is akin 70 that dealing
with compulsory land appropriation,
which led 10 the dissolution of the first
D0uma.
These stalwarts were successfully op-
posed BY the Constitutional Democrats
the Oetobrists and the members of the
Right. and it was finally decided to post
PoRes the appointment of the commission
until FrIday.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
No Report at New York.
MARRIEs TWO WIDOWS.
Alleged Physician at Pittshurg Land,
in the PeRitentiaFy.

Alleged Physician at PfttshuFg Lands
in the PeniteRtiaFy.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Pittsburg, Pa, March 98.-"Doc" Charles
Woodruff, a Pittsburg hospital orderly.
who recently came into the public eve be-
cause of his arrest on the charge Of marry
ing a West End woman who later discov-
cred that he had another wife, pleaded
guilty in Criminal Court this afternoon to
a charge of bigamy and larceny. and was
sentenced 10 one year in the penitentiary.
Woodruff. who is sixty years old. adver-
tsed for a wife, representing himself as a
physician. and caught two widows. marry
ing both. He set away with the jewels
of one of the wives. who later had him
arrested.
Woodruff. in response 10 questions from
the judge as to whether he had anything
TO say, made a lengthy speech in court to-
day, alleging himself insane
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
BIG THEFT OF MAILS
Registered Sack from Amer
lea Disappears in Paris.
BELIEVE 100000 IS TAKEN
Robbery Probably Committed in the
SubtreRsury OF the French Office.
One Arrest Made--PTis0neF Has
$82,Oo0 Worth Of Securities which
He Is Unable to Account For.

Paris. March 2o.-M. symiau, subsec-
retary Of the post-ofice. informed the
police that a great robbery has occurred
in his department. The police refuse to
give any information, but it is believed
the amount involved amounts to $4,000
Magistrate Leyded. who was charged
with an investigation Of the robbery, has
effected an arrest
Ia an interview n SyHrian said that
a fortnight ago the principal receiving
Office found one OF $500 sacks Of mail
from New York on board the La Provence
had disappeared
The department cabled TO New York.
asking the value of the registered matter.
the names OF its senders. and its ad-
dresses. New York replied the registered
mail had left there complete.
Magistrate Leyded believes the theft
was committed by a band Of interna-
tioral robbers. The man arrested is
named Butt0ss. He had $1,000 worth Of
American securities for which he could
give no account
No Report at New York.
New York, March 20.-Postmaster VIII
cox said tonight that he had received no
official notification Of the loss OF a mail
pouch from La Provence. .TIe had seen
a dispatch from Paris telling OF the dis
appearance Of the pouch, he said. and i'm
mediateIy started an investlgatlonsto see
whether mail for the la Provence had
an reached the steamer safely He
learned that the mail was all delivered
on board the steamer, he said.
The La Provence sailed on Thursday,
February q for Havre. She reached there
March {, and sailed for New York on
March Is. The steamer win arrive here
on Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
CHADWICK WARDROBE BURNED
Picture Hat and Costly Gowns of
wizard of Finance Ruined.

Cleveland. Ohio. March 2o.-The eIabor-
ate and costly wardrobe Of Mrs Cassie
L. Chadwick, the words greatest female
finance wizard. was destroyed BY FIRE
early tonight at the salesrooms Of the
General Carriage and Storage Company on
West Third street.
The company had placed il on sale to
pay the storage charges. The picture hat
with the great white plume is total
wreck and costly waists and gowns which
at one time paraded through gay Paris
We're consumed.
Although the Chadwick wardrobe had
been on sale several days. but few sales
were made, as the prices asked were 50
high. The loss reaches thousands.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
PANAMA PARTY AT KINGSTON.
Congressraen Greatly Pleased with
Conditions on the Isth1nus.

Kingston. Jamaica. March 20-Speaker
Cannon and the Congressman with him,
after passing a day here, left last night
on the steamer Panama, homeWaTd
bound. Ali were impressed with the gi-
gantic undertaking on the isthmus and
greatly pleased with the progress made.
They praised the splendid sanitary and
other improvements provided by the AM
eTican engineers, and expressed them
selves as convinced that the canal would
Teyo!utionize trade. Therefore. they were
in favor of its being pushed to early COM
pletion.
The party spent yesterday in viewing
the Euins of Kingston
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
BURTON AFTER FORAKER.
Ohio Representative Expects In
dorsement for the SenatOrship.

Cleveland, Ohio March 20.-The Roose~
welt Republicans of Ohio are already
openly and actively booming Secretary of
War Taft for the Presidency. and their
Programme includes the advocacy OF the
Senatorial candidacy of Representative
Theodore E. Burton. of Cleveland, 10 sue
ceed Joseph Benson Foraker.
Burton is recognized as the leader OF
the administration forces in Ohio. and his
formal launching of the Taft Presidential
boom last night has carried the work OF
booming the Secretary Of War into the
open.
Burton last night attacked Senator's
Foraker and Dick. and predicted that the
Roosevelt Republicans would control the
next State convention, which means that
both Taft and Burton will be indorsed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
FAST TRAIN IS WRECKED.
Passengers on aionon Severely
Shaken Up, but None killed.

Lafayette, Ind, March 2o.-The fast
passenger train on the Monon Railroad,
between Chicago and LOUISVILLE. was
wrecked near Fair Oaks TODAY. every
coach but the chair car leaving the tracks.
and the passengers in them being piled in
heaps IN the ends OF the ears.
The engine, baggage car, and express
car rolled down an embanknent, but the
passenger coaches maintained an upright
position. The train was running about
thirty miles an hour when it left the rails
and plunged into the soft embankment on
the side of the track
Every coach was well flied with pas
sengers, but strange to say no one was
killed, and none fatally hurt.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
Brooklyn Boy Wins at Yale,

New Haven, March zO-Joseph william
Murphy, Of Brooklyn, won the Ten Eyck
declaration prize at Yale tonight. He
was declared to be one of the best
speakers who has ever won this coveted
honor His subject was Slavic Immi-
grants Among the Mine Workers of
America" The prize is the income. Of
8, go for one year.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
schlev Not . Candiaate.

Ernkesbarre, Pa. March 20-AdmiraI
sehIey declared this afternoon that he
would positively not be a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Vice
President. He said: Il am not In politics
would not accept the nomination if It
was offered to me. and I would not serve
If elected
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
POKER GAME NOT ENDED.
Players, Driven from Chicago Hotel
win Resume in Secluded Place.

Chicago. March 20-The sensational
poker game, lasting through four consec-
utive days and nights, was hurriedly ad-
Journed from Magnet Hotel early to-day.
Publicity drove to other quarters partici-
paIts Of the greatest game ever known in
Chicago. The worn and Dalid gamblers
are declared by their friends to have
planned to resume play. The men hurried
away in cabs at the first word that the
big game had gained wide attention.
Among the men who we're said to have
sat in" We're former Alderman John A
Rogers, a West Side political power. and
John f. O'Malley, for years a Democratic
boss OF the North Side. There was a
State senator there, too. HIS name was
carefully withheld. This unnamed State
senator is credited with making a big win
ning
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
DAVIS FAvORS JUDGE GRAY.
Delaware Man Satisfactory 10 Con-
servattxe Element Is BELIEF.

Special 10 Tho Washington Herald
Baltimore, Nd, March 2O-Ex-senator
Henry G. Davis, the Democratic Vice
Presidential candidate in the last cam
paign. to-day declared himself in favor
Of Judge Gray Tor the Presidential nomi-
nation
Senator Davis. who apparently spoke
with authority. said there would be a de-
mand at the convention for conserva-
tive man. and he believed Judge Gray
flieo the bill. Though from a small State
he was a national character and unques-
tionably the choice of West Virginia
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair to-day; to-
morrow partly cloudy and
warmer; light to fresh north to
east winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
PRESIDENT NEEDHAM
SCORES MONOPOLIES
Declares Corporate Greed
Works Injury to Society.
URGES FEDERAL LAWS
Advocates Legislation Like Ma
ti0nal Banking Act.

Sons OF American Revolution Hear
Business Corporations Which Sti-
fle COmpetitiOn-RRiIrO Are Not
Private Property-AsISz Equal Use
of All Public Utilities for Citizens.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
Mrs. Sage Gives s1sO.Ooo.

New York, March 20.-Announcement OF
a gift OF $4,000 by Mrs. Russell Sage to
aid in the erection of the new sailors
home and institute was made to-slav at
a luncheon given by the trustees OF th,
American Seamen's Friend Society.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
MEAT EATERS THE WEAKER.
Yale Tests show Vegetarians Pos
sess More Endurance.

New Haven, Conn, March s0-Prof.
Irving Fisher, Of Yale, has completed
eEdurlnce tests. by which he finds that
a diet without flesh food is more condu-
Give % endurance than a diet of flesh.
The tsts We're holding out the arms as
long IS possible. deep knee-bending. and
Ieg-ra.sing, with the subiectf lying on his
back. Forty-nine persons were examined,
including students, physicians. nurses,
and 9llege instructors.
Prof Fisher says; The result indicates
that tie nonfiesh eaters have far greater
endurince than those accustomed to the
ordinary American diet
Civf Service Examination April p.
Prepaie now at The DriIiery, l1eo \. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
1-Jerome Demands L.uhacy Commission.
l-Dowie's Successor Is Selected.
l-Omaha Judge Scores Coal Baron.
1-Man Thieves get s4o0.0oD.
nixon Predicts Four-day Ocean Trip.
S-Ruef Faces Many Indictments.
S-NicarAgua Victorious in Battle.
News Of Maryland and Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
CRISIS IS REACHED
IN TRIAL Or THAW
Lunacy Commission May Be
Appointed by Court.
JEROME GAINS A POINT
Judge Fitzgerald Will Decide
Important Question To-day.

Lawyer Gleason Causes Open RuD-
ture in Ranks OF Counsel for De-
fense-Dr. Allan MeLaBe Hamilton
Declares, Ia His Opinion, slayer OF
stanford White Is Not AsIe to
Advise His Attorneys.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
Rnre Furnlture n Anctlon.

The PeIlman-Gage sale opens at Sioan's.
1407 g St, to-day at Il a. m, with No.
2S1 on the catalogue. when many of the
most important pieces Of valuable ma
l.Ogany furniture viii be disposed Of.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
LORD NEvILL ARRESTED.
Charged with Fil,n-aan,ming a London
PaWRbrokeF.

London, March 20-Lord William Beau
champ Nevill was committed for trial 10
day on charge of swindling. The evi-
dence produced in the Police Court
showed that Lord Nevill worked a finn
fam game on a pawnbroker. from whom
he raised money on a quantity Of jewels
The pawnbrOker called at his Iordship S
residence 20 inspect the jewels. and after
he had agred to loan a considerable sum
on them Lord Nevili substituted pieces OF
coal for the valuables The trick was not
suspected until Lord NeviH bad defauIted
the interest on the loan. An examination
OF the jewel box then revealed the Jumps
Of coal carefully wrapped IN tissue paper.
Ia Carse Lunch Served Daily
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The Washington herald., 1907-03-21
LOCAL.

1-Dr. Needham Assails Trusts.
Battle Ships Guns TO Be Made Here.
2-Masonic Temple Contract Awarded.
2-Land Frauds Laid Bare.
Interested in American Re
publics Bureau Building