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pany and instead 81 the case being
finished, as was EFFECTED Tuesday,
It will probably be Thursday before
1T is given to the jury. 6 M ri -.
The attorneys for the; plaintiff and
defense held consultatioti with Judge
Burdett on Wednesdaytifn order to
come to an AGREEMENT on using the
record Of the John Howery trial sew.
erel Of the witaegges3swho testified In;
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21

Assurance has been given that sew
efaA> OF the mast notable of the paint
|ihBs ofFHenry o. Tanner which made
him famous, wihzb on exhibition in
the art department of the Negro ex-
hibIt at Jamestown. One, now in
the possession OF the Wannamakef
family, Of Philadelphia, and for
which a round sum was paid, has
been loaned to, the exposition com
Epany for the occasion.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21

!, Witnesses are delayin. tho case OF
Robert Lanes administrators VS. the
Chesapeake e. Ohio Railroad COM
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21

MRS. a M. Curtis, fiscal agent,
Invent TO Boston this week to confer
with Governor Curtis Guild, Jr., and
Mayor Fitzgerald and to conclude
arrangements for the transfer of the
IrCTispus AttuckS monument on Bos-
ton common TO; the exposition
grounds at Jamestown. The use OF
the Historic statue of the famous
revolutionary patriot was granted
Ilargely upon the recommendation OF
Senator Henry Cabot. Lodge, and it
will occupy q conspicuous place in
front Of the $4,000 Negro build
ring.
\ Armstrong manual training school
| the finest example, the race has In
America, Of thes!cfty idea of indus
ttria1. education, will have an impos-
ing exhibit, planned by Principal w.
Bruce Evans. the devices and me-
chanfcaI Inventions Of Mr.. Arthur G.
ting features. They are simply won
derful and must be seen ID opera
! ton TO be Drop8rly appreciated
| There is now4 enough material in
fsight to fiji the Negro building from
| cellar to garnet, but as quality, rather
than qtiantity, ,4s. the desideratum
the character OF exhibits must, of
| necessity, undergo the most rigid
! scrutiny, TO see that they are up to
the standard Exhibits ohSthe Me-
gro''s highest capabilities viii be well
coined TO the last. and space will be
cheerfully accorded all such artI.
cles. M ..5. =. ...
The Negro exhibit will occupy six
acres Of the exposition grounds, and
Will have several structures for the
| use tuf concessaan&ifes, besides the
100000 main bntfding Z. -. Z.
~ Requests for9e on essions ere con
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21

Brs. G. 3. Anderson, Oh Nj { d III one,
vas q b1sine less visitor y to- tffe8 Az "
Friday OF lat wBes. :'.s y 81
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WITNESSES CAUSE DELAY

I'm Case of Lanes Administrators VS.
j.. ~, r c. e o. II. II. =
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
IHFE3HAL MACHINE IN MAILS
p9st1mcc Empioye at Erie Finds
Deadly Continuance in COX.

Erie, Pa, Dec. 25-Whilc distrib-
u..us Christmas Nndies in the South
,.Ie postolicc, an emp!oye became
suspicious Of a package, the end Of
which lad broken open, ana upon
making an Investigation the package
was, found TO contain an internal ma.
chine. SO constructed that the open.
.ns of the box would cause an eXplC.
IA chat would have undoubtedly
a...,a all persons LCar it and set fire
% everything in the vicinity. The
-."e was addressed TO Archie
Carr - s Cherry street, ana had been
4 Eel in this city. The box was
.s,i,i over to Postmaster SObcl, who
o. .Ind in Chiot of Police Wagner. The
,.... cut out the side of the box and
expo ed a bottle ana ContrivanCes so
arranged that the opening Of the lid
would ignite several matches. The
following inscription was on the in.
side wrapper You may perhaps
mud the cover viii catch a little when
You open the box, but pay no attention
20 il. Merry Christmas"
Dr Wright, health officer, after an
examination Ct the bottle. said it con.
talns a high explosive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
PROHIBITS PROSECUTION
Supreme Court Comes to Temporary
Relief OF Kansas City Theaters.

Jentrson CITY, Mo-, Dec. 25,-The
supreme court issued a preliminary
rule IN prohibition against Judge j..
l.. Fort to prohibit Alm from trying
the theater managers i'll Kansas City
On indictments charging them with
conducting their theatcrs on Sunday.
The case wGs set for hearing in Che
Will determine the constitutiunality ut
the second division OF the Jackson
county criminal court and also the
legality of the grand Jury selected by
Judge Wallace, which returned the in
~dictmcnts, and will lave al important
erect on the Sunday closing crusade
in Kansas City.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
Union Pacific Changes.

Salt Lake, Dec. 25.-TDe Descrct
News has semi.olicial authority for
announcing that Il. l.. Calvin OF the
Southern Pacific is To 90 - Kew Or.
leans about Jan. !; that \. /" Mohier,
vice president and general manager
Of the Union Pacific. will go 70 san
Francisco rs general mana 70 Of the
Hartman coast lines, 70 succeed Mr.
Calvin; that ". l. PARK, now general
superintendent OF the Union PAT dc at
Omaha, VIII sit at Mr.. Mothers desk
in Omaha, and that w. A. Whitney,
now superintendent Of the Wyoming
division Of the Union Pacific AZ Chey.
euLc, will succeed Mr.. Park.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
HlLING IN PETTlBOHE CASE
No. Sufficient Confederation Of Or
ehard's story Alone 10 Convict.


Boise, Ida, Dec. 25.-Berore hearing
arl ,ment on the notion for an in.
struCted verdict Of aCquittal, filed by
the defense in the Pettibone trial,
Judge Wood announced his conClu.
sions on the question OF the corrobora
tive evidence. and stated that there
had not been sufficient confederation
of Orchards testimony on the killing
of Governor Steunenberg alone to
warrant n conviction. He also said
that confederation was necessary to
establish a conspiracy and invited
argument as to whether or not such
confederation had been given by the
state. and whether or not the defend.
ant had been connected with that cen.
sr.racy. The conclusion Of the court
means that either the jury viii be in.
s,iuct.d TO aCquit he defendant or
that the trial viii proceed on the
proposition that the state is not re.
Cu.Icd 10 connect pyttIbOne with the
a..Iu. .Yaia mUI.gr, 1t being only
u.rg. ary 10 show that a conspiracy
10 murder ,Sistod, that the defendant
.u thai was o. member Of that con.
euilaCy ana that the killing Of Steun.
berg was an incident thereto.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
MASKED MEN HOLD UP SALOON
Robbers Obtain s4oo from Patrons in
Chicago establishment.

Chicago, Dec. 25.-four masked
men entered the saloon of William
Wright and obtained $40O in money
and gold watches and lour rcvolvers.
The watches and the currency were
secured mainly ron fifteen patrons OF
the saloon. The men were playing
cards at tables when the visitors,
each presenting a leyeled revolver, en-
tered. The players were persuaded to
drop Their game for the moment and
line up at the bar, where two Of the
Quartetto accepted their contributions
while the others stood at present
arms, After this ceremony one OF the
collectors went behind the bar and
Invested the cash register Of $40. The
iCur then LETT the saloon and escaped.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
Cold Snap Averts Flood.

PittsburS, Dee. 25,-A sudden cold
snap at the h~eadwaters of the ALE
gheny river has ayerted "A food,
against which the local torecaster is.
sued a warning, predicting that the
danger point of twenty-five feet would
ne reached today and be passed by
several inches. 1t was announced that
the rise would not reach twenty feet,
possibly not over nineteen, Ware.
house men moved large stocks after
the warning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
ClAYCOMS GRANTED LIBERTY
Governor Sheldon Gives Christmas
Pardon L Ccr.'ct from Omaha.

Lincoln, Dec. 2t.-UuIcr a law
which sanctions two Christmas and
two Fourth OF July parduns, Governor
Sheldon granted liberty to Paul Clay
COMB, a convict from Omaha, Who had
served half Of a threC-ycaga' term for
highway robbery, The governor im-
posed certain restrictions, among
which is a%bstentiun from intoxicating
liquors by ClayComb, and also thai he
make monthly reports.
A romance figures in another appli-
cation for a pardon made 10 the gov
2ruor. The applicant is Tnga Ander.
son a young WOma who made a for
tune In a mine in Alaska and came
ali the way from that territory to
plead for the release Of her sweet.
heart, John b. Martin. Mias Amer.
son is 4 FInlaudor, Martin u Norwe.
CLAN The two became engaged in an
Idaho town several years ago. Martin
was sent To the penitentiary from Lin.
coin for a iiVe.year term for partici.
patlng IN the paddock" game. He has
served Owe two years Of his time.
The governor did not indicate what
action he would take.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
Nlohrara as Same Preserve.

lincoln, Dec. 25,-ChIeI deputy
Game Warden Carter has a plan
whereby H. expects TO interest the
national government in creating a
forest and game preserve out Of Fort
NlGbyara, IA northeast Nebraska.
which has now been abandoned The
tIart comprises sixty square miles and
is well timberCd aud contains a lake
that would with the expenditure OF
s. 600 be a natural hatchery. Mr.,
Carter thinks If the government could
turn the land over 10 the state OF 80
ahead On its own volitiOn It would BE-
making the best possible use Of the
tract.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
FLAG TRAM AND Avert WRgcK
Two Signal Mer Discover Broken Raj
ard stop Train Just in time.

Omaha. Dec -3.-TwO signal Ingm
woin.Hg n me L.oCk system gang -.
tween IN, cry aid scam Omaha on
TAO ~BaIlG-,on, were waiting Gown
tac ta,K ~ tneir WC.K, wGen iHey
1ound Il broken !a,l.
They knew tHe Denver i.mted was
nearly Gue and sEailIing le4 .aG;a!ns
nCm sT!tcA stan.s tLoy ran down tie
tracks.
Half a mile out from the station
was the tram. The engineer put on
the air and brought the train TO d
stop, and thus what would il al prob
ability have been the worst railroad
wreck tnat ever occurred in Omaha
was avertCd,
The two signal men were David T.
Loahy ana Emil swanson. They die
not wait 10 be thanked, bat kept on
down the track TO their work as il
they had done only Il simple act OF
duty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
NEBRASKA OIL RATES CUT
Railroad Commission Decides 10 Re.
duce Them Thirty Per Cent,

Lincoln, Dee. 2l.-Thc Nebraska
state railway commission voted to
cut TIE oil rates III the state sc per
cent This conclusion was reached as
a result OF the hearing held several
weeks ago to ]Consi.er the complaints
OF tho National Petroleum ASSOCIATION
OF Cleveland and the National Rein
ING company Of Omaha THESE con
Germs alleged that the taIIlls IN Ne.
bra,ka We're disCrimiuative and per.
mitted the StGnIaIu oil company to
gain an advantage Ly shipments to
county seat points in carload lots
Tue commission announced that the
reduction would allc,t both the car
LOAD and barrel shipments The he"
rates will go into effect after legal
notice has been gwen the railroad,
aid the shippers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
ADMIRAL RESIGNS PLACE
BRoWNSoN TENDERS IT TO PRES.
IDENT AND IT is ACCEPTED.
CAPT, WINsLoW TO SUCCEED HIM
No Reason for Resignation Of Chief
Of Bureau Of Navigation, Which
Takes Effect Immediately, Is Given
at White House.

Washington, Dec. 25.-President
Roosevelt received and accepted the
resignation of Rear Admiral willard
Il. Brownson, as CHIEF Of the bureau
Of navigation. The resignation takes
effect Immediately, and Captain Cam.
eICn NJ. X. MinslOw has been APP
pointed to succeed the admiral No
reason ior the resignation is given at
the White House.
Two theories have been advanced as
being sufficient in themselves TO bring
forth the letter OF resignation which
Secretary Metcalf presented to the
president. one of these reasons Is
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
DISASTER THREATENS B0u Or
Forest Fire Burns ltself Out Without
Serious Damage TO Town,

Boulder, Colo, Dec. 25-For tho
yast twenty.lour hours the wind has
blown from thirty to sixty miles an
hour here. At times disaster was
threatened to the whole town. NO less
than six fire alarms were turned in.
while n forest fire is raging two miles
up Boulder canon. 1t is expected the
FIRE will burn itself out without spr!,
GUS damage.
One of the local fires caught the dry
prairie grass and several farmers los
large hay stacks and barns. The fire
burned itself out without injury to the
Town itself. The other fires were put
uut by the local department before
they did serious damage, A number
of buildings in town were more or
Tess damaged by the wind ana te.c-
graph and telephone service was de-.
InOrali2od for hours.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
BROOKS ELlEveo OF $500 FINE
Missouri Pacific Superintendent Elk.
plains Delay to Railway Commission.

plains Delay to Railway Commission.
Lincoln. Dec. GOV. Il. Brooks. SIT.
p~eriHtcEucnt Of the Omaha division OF
the Missouri Patiac road, was relieved
OF the payment OF a fine OF $1,000 tor
failure 70 report to the commission on
the number Of cars furnished shippers.
Mr.. Brooks called in person in answer
to a Subpoena and explained that the
delay was on account Of sickness and
unintentional.
A complaint OF discrimination In
freight rates on Corn was flcd with
the state railway commission by a
firm at Genoa against the Union Pa.
cihc. Tie ChG?ga Is that a hisher ate
is eXaCtcd on The Genoa branch CT
the road tlaH On the main line. The
company admits this 20 be the case,
but contends that under the AidriCh
commodity law X Las the right TO
make Che charge The road. however
has Indicated Il willingness to reduce
me change e, n tho opinion Of the
commission j. IS guilty Of G.scriELa.
;.on.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
included a bOotblack,
Asks Receiver for Mutual Hail.

Lincoln, Dec. 2l,-AppACatIon was
made in the district court ~ G.. T..
Johnson, the president, for a receiver
for the Mutual Hail Insurance con
pany of Nebraska, with headquarters
at Lincoln. State Insurance Commits
sioner Pierce notified the court that
he and attorneys tor claimants desired
to be heard before a receiver was ap.
pointed. The company, q small one,
has been doing business principally
among farmers, and suffered unusual
loss by storms last summer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27

that the admiral finds himself unable
TO agree with the ideas of the presi.
dent regarding certain important pol.
ices to be pursued by the bureau of
navigation. Such a disagreement,
honestly entertained, would leave the
admiral but II course, and that TO
take his place On the retired list and
r%elinqulsh the active management Of
the bureau over which he Las dOmin.
ION. TIE other rCasOn is that the
rear admiral, being on the retired list
OF The navy, may not be legally con
frmed by The senate to an appoint
ment 10 active duty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
Funeral Of Senator Mallory.

Pensacola. Fla, Dee, Eth con
<ormity with lis expressed wish. sim,
pie funeral services were held over
the late United states Senator stephen
v Mallory AZ / o'clock all business
IN the city ceased and hundreds flied
s., Michael Catholic church, where
Rev, Father Fullerton said requiem
mass, The iuterment was in ST, Mich
aclS cemetery, where lies buried the
FATHER OF the late senator, who served
m the United States senate and was
secretary OF the Confederate navy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27

Georgetown, Ky, Dec, 25.-Reading
Of Ex-Governor Tay,Ors deposition
was completed at the Powers ,r,al,
Taylor made a general denial OF hay.
Ing any knowledge or participation IN
q plot to murder Goebel, as had lacu
alleged by Youtsey, Golden and
NCakCs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
Reverses RuIina in Liquor Case.

Lincoln, Dec. Gothic Nebraska su.
preme court reversed the luing of
the district court in Harlan county.
wherein the judge had instructed a
jury TO bring in "A verdict Of guilty
against a man charged with selling liz
tu~Nicants without a license. The
beverage vas malt tonic, The su,
pyeme court holds that the jury and
not Il judge must pass upon The in
toXi,ating nature OF the beverage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27

Memphis, Tenn, Dee. 2J,-'Tkis
bank IS closed by order Of the chan
Gerry court. L. l., McHenry has been
appointed receiver" The above no.
lice was posted on the doors OF the
Memphis Savings bank, one Of the
oldest institutions in the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
Sixteen Years for ELLINGTON,

Falls City, Neb., Dec. q Clyde El.
linston was taken to Lincoln to serve
his slNteen'year sentence for the MUIR
der OF Thersla Wilson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
Rests Walsh Case.

Chicago, Dec, 25.-The government
formally rested its case in the prose
cution of John r. Walsh, who is ac'
cused of m.sapp!ying funds OF tie
Chicago National bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-27
3A6 andies Recovered.

Fairmont, w. Va, Dec. 25,-Three
more bodice we're recovered from the
Monongah mines, making a tota! up to
date of 3i6.
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-14
JESSIE LINCOLN
DIVORCED
DECREE GRANTED ON BIRTH
DAY OF HER GRAND
FATHER.

Aurora, ILL.,, Feb. ia telegram
from Mount Pleasant, Iowa, says
that Warren Beckwith was granted
a divorce from his wife, Jessie Lin
coin Beckwith, today, the birthday
Of Abraham Lincoln, grandfather of
Mrs Beckwith.
Judge Babb. OF this city, appeared
for Mrs. Beckwith. The charge of
desertion, brought by Beckwith, was
proved by witnesses. BY the de-
cree of the judge Mrs. Beckwith
has the custody OF the children,
Mary and Warren Beckwith. There
Is no allimony, and both parties
kept their own property. The defen-
dant is at her fathers winter home
in Augusta. Ga a.
1t has been rumored that Mr.
Bechwith will marry an Aurora
young woman, but this has not been
confirmed.
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TO THE POINT.

Yes, located at Norfolk now.
Coming down during the Expo? II
So write me about anything you
want to know, or call to see me.
Same old boy; glad to hear from
anybody at any time. Houses to
ent during the exposition.-Good
property for sale.
&c. WHITE ATKINSON,
Board OF Trade Bldg
Norfolk, Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-14

was man under the bed. mo, .
said the husband. that's just the
dog" and he snapped his fingers at
the dog. The man under the bed
beat his hand on the floor to sound
like the wag OF a dogs tail. stin
the wife was not satisfied. and, the
husband had to call the dog over to
him. The captive under the bed
crawled over all right and licked
his hand. 1t was lick for life.
Well. the scheme worked. but the
fellow tried to get out OF the house
later and was shot dead"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-14
OLD DETECTIVES
STORY

James Atkins, registered from
Denver and who says that he was
one of the great detectives OF the
far west few years ago, was at
one OF the local hotels day or two
ago.
Eyes, I've known some slick ones
in my time" said he in response TO
a question, as he sat looking over
a newspaper. 81 suppose that about
the nerviest scheme to avoid arrest
that l ever heard OF being worked
by a crook was one that a fell
low pulled off in a little town out
west, about ten years ago, guess
1t was. The trouble was that the
scheme didn't pan out entirely, but
It ought TO have. This lad was a
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were down stairs, and proceeded to
ransack one OF the bedrooms A
man and his wife came up stairs
to retire before he had time to get
out OF the room. He managed to
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After he thought the couple was
asleep, he made move to get out
but the bed had sagged down with
the weight of the occupants and he
was so securely fastened that it was
impossible to move without shaking
the two slightly. The wife woke
IN and told her husband that there
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he loves" Ohio Sun.
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