The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-26
TAG ENDS or NEWS.

alton of Miners, VIC are alleged Il
have instigated the murder of ex.
Governor Frank St~uenenburg of Ida
no on December 30, 1905, has bee-
set for March 5, one week from today
in district court at Caldwell, Idaho
1t Is likely that a change of venue
will be asked for, owing to the alleg
ed efforts of the enemies of the defen
dants to arouse a feeling of animosity
to them in the vicinity of Caldwell
where the crime was committed.
The cas of Government against
Sheriff Ship of Chattanooga. Tenn.
who is charged with contempt of the
United States supreme court, will be
resumed late in March. Several men
alleged to have been implicated in the
l%ynching of Ed Johnson, a negro, are
also defendants in the case. The at
convicted of criminal assault, appeal
ed to the United States supreme
court and the rapist was taken from
the Jail by a mob and hanged while
the appeal was pending. The govern
ment alleges that Sheriff Shipp failed
to take proper precautions to protect
his prisoner.
DR.. Lazare Wischnewetzsky, the
Russian doctor who some time ago
created a sensation in a New York
street oar hv danOl1ncjOp q vn,1n0 NO.
man passenger as a female Caruso,"
and guilty of improper liberalities
with male passengers, has been sent
to h pscchopathic ward of Bellevue
hospital, having been found to be in
sane. The ~indecency complained of
only in his own mind.
Mrs. Francis L. Roosevelt, wife of
William o. Roosevelt of New York. a
second cousin of President Roosevelt
has been granted a divorce by the
New York courts. The couple were
married fifteen years ago, in Paris
where Roosevelt was an art student.
The case was tried in private and the
grounds for divorce were not made
public, No provision for alimony was
made in the decree.
Present appearances Indicate that
Chester Gillette, now awaiting death
in the electric chair at the prison at
Auburn, N. Y, will soon be forced to
pay the penalty for the murder of
Grace Brown. The case has been ap-
naa1A6 hnt 1T iS r1nnnro5 thaf Tho fo~,
lily of the youthful murderer has re-
fused to furnish more funds for the
defense and hat the attorneys for
Gillette will abandon him to ais fate.
The trial of Judge James Hargis,
the political boss If Breathitt county,
D. Cox, will probably Ibe resumed at
an early date. Citizens of the county
have appealed to the governor and
the court of appeals, stating that an
early resumption of the trial is nee
essary to prevent a bloody outbreak
of the Hargis-Cockrell feud. A hear
ing in the case was ommenced some
time ago but was brought to a sudden
end by the demonstrations of the enc
mics of Hargis, who alleged that
trial judge evinced too much friend
ship for the defendant. Judge w. M.
Cranes appealed to the governor for
military protection, but the proceed
ings were stopped to allow the court
of appeals to decide whether Cranes
is qualified to act.
Cables from Paris state that the ap-
peal of Count Boni de Castellane from
the decision of the French courts
granting a divorce to his wife, fermer-
ly Anna Gould of New York, will not
come UP for hearing before May or
June. In the meantime the decree
will lot be fully operative, thus allow
ing h count to press his suit for a
reconciliation. Many friends of Count
Bo1i have interceded in his behalf,
to confirm the countess in her deter
mination to be freed from her noble
husband for all time.
The Nebraska authorities, acting
under the Inheritance tax law, have
completed the a-ppraisement of the
estate of the late Edward Rosewater,
founder and editor of the Omaha Bee
and have valued it at $486, 500. OF
this amount s158,61O is in life i1sur-
ance and the balance consists of stock
in the Bee Publishing Company and
the Bee Building Company.
An appeal a been filed in the case
of DR.. J. Herman Feist, the promi-
nent physician of Nashville, Tennes-
see, who was recently found guilty,
sentenced to be hanged for the muir
der of Mrs. Rose Mangrum. The wo-
man disappeared on December 10,
1905, and her body was found float
ing on the Ohio river over a month
later. 1t developed at the trial that
DR.. Feist had been intimate with the
murdered woman, and that she had
drawn a considerable sum of money