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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
ROmer Met Death at Hand
Of Vengeful Man or
Jealous Girl.
POLICE HAVE GOOD CLUES
Alleged Compromising Cores
pondenCe in Orange Mans
Room Taken by Murderer.
Reward Of $1,000 May be
0ffered..FuneraI Monday.

Search is being made today to find
terious murder Of Frederick r. Roiner.
the well-to-do Orange undertaken. who
was brutally killed in his room at the
Park Hotel. Main and Park streets,
Orange. early yesterday morning BY
having his head crushed with blunt
instrument like hammer
Some believe that this unknown
woman committed the murder; others
say that it was the work Of vengeance
on the part of man.
Letters from the woman which are
believed to have been OF colnpro-
missing nature were taken from Romere
room by the murderer. 1t was to get
these letters that the murderer entered
the room before Romer retired at 1
a. m. yesterday. The murderer IL be*.
lieved to have waited until the under-
taker was asleep and then to have
searched for the letters Romer IS
| thor- hit to have awakened and tl1el
murder followed.
Only one letter from a woman was
found by the detectives in Romer
room. 1t was from a person living in
New York. 1t Is an important clue.
The letter was written to Mr.. Romer
when he was in the Maine woods Oh ..
Hunting trip not long ago. After sx-
pressing the hope of the writer that II
Ronler was having a good time In the
| New England woods, the information
was vouchsafed that family relations
at home were such that the woman
could provide for entertaining Mr..
Romer.
This letter. which clinched the story
that Mr. Romer had women friends IL
whom he took unusual interest, is
safely in the possession of the county
detective force and will result in q
visit to the writer by the authorities.
Whether this was the only woman i'll
lContinued ON Third Page.)
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
IGNORES LAW AND WON'T
SENTENCE FOR LIFE.
Judge Holds Statute Too Severe in Eel.
ony Case--"such Legislation
Vicious"

NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Judge Otto
Rosalsk7. In the Court OF General ses-
sons, has ignored the statute providing
for the Imprisonment for life of one who
had been convicted of felony three previ-
Gus times. He held that such mandatory
legislation ties the hands of justice.
The ruling Of the judge came about
through the case of Charles Cory, Of 400
Grand street, Hobolen, who had pleaded
guilty to burglary in the third degree On
the night OF October is Cory. with two
other loft workers Reynold Harvard
and Emil Blouth, were arrested while at
tempting TO cart off the major part OF
Nathan Tattlemans shirtwaist establish
ment at III Wooster street.
The trio of thieves had bundled up goods
worth $4,500 aud had truck handy in the
street to cart the stuff away.
Judge Rosalsly denounced the lesisla-
tion as vicious
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
LINK ATTEMPT
AT SUICIDE
AND MURDER
To Arrest Rose, Of BurliDg-
tOn--Say Williams Didn't
Confess Jefferson Killing.

MOUNT HOLLY, Dec. 14.--It is
planned to take Augustus Rose. OF
Burlington, into custody today, pending
further investigation of his movements
preceding his actions with revolver
on Thursday.
Developments prove that Rose held
the revolver with which he was shot
and was so badly stung by the first
and unsuccessful shot that he changed
his mind.
The order for the arrest has been is
sued as a result of the statement of a
woman, who has informed the authori-
ties that she saw Rose take out his re-
volver and fire at himself.
The mother and sister of Rose are
alleged to have given detectives I'M
portant information about the murder
of Edward S. Jefferson, the Burlington
grocer, and it is regarded as singular
that the boy should have attempted
suicide soon after the crime.
3 Officials in charge of the three men
now in the county Jail here under sus-
piclon of connection with the Jefferson
murder are reticent to surprising de-
gree regarding the evidence upon which
they have worked, but, despite their
silence. it has leaked out that Frank
williams, one of the prisoners, has
made an important statement, although
not in the form of a signed confession,
it was said officially, today.
Williams KNy over a week has been
talking and acting strangely, and has
been extremely restless. Elmer Assay
and Antonio Allergretta, the other pris-
oners, have generally kept silence.
The reported confession of Frank
Williams created much excitement in
Burlington. All knowledge of the al
legged confession was denied by Detec-
tive Anderson Shinn.
Other arrests in this city may fol
lew a confession BIZ Assay or Williams,
two OF the Jefferson suspects at Mt.
Holly.
Several years ago the "Gas House
Terrors." ang to which the two
belongeS mixed up in the way
laying number Of commercial
Drummer who weTp courting young
women in the suburbs. Because the
drun1nners refused to make complaints
no arrests were made.
rrof,s f7he4slxe
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
BE A SoUAW MAN.
Commissioner Lcupp Says Indian wom-
en- Make Good Wives.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Intermsrriag of
white persons and Indians was advocated
by Francis Z. Lcupp, Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs who addressed the Patra
Club last night. Since the government
had attempted their education the Indian
women. be said, had proved excellent
wives for white men. The two races were
merging, he added, and the government
was encouraging the whites to live among
the Indians
The reservation Indians, including the
Utes, were generally contented, the COM
missioner thought. They are not especially
Industrious, however, he said
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
ToMAsI GETS WRIT.
was to Be ElectrOcuted Next week.
Gummere Ill.

TRENTON. Dec. 1t-supreme Court JUS
tice Reed yesterday attested writ stay
ing the execution OF Michael Tomasi, the
Hunterdon County murderer. under SEN
tence to be electrocuted next week Ap-
plication for the stay was made by James
NJ. Trimble, of Newark, counsel for To-
1nasi.
The Court Of Errors had intended to con-
slider the Tomasi case at a general confer
ence, but because Of the illness Of Cnict
Justice Gumn1ere and tho absence Of jus
tfcs Garrison the holdinS Of the conference
had to be postponed
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
CYCLISTS
NEAR END
OF GRIND
Ruit.StOl and FOgIer-MO
Teams Still Lead in
Race by a Lap.
FOREIGNERS ARE FEARED
Effort to Drug Rutt, the German
Rider-.Alleged Proposal Of
Americans to Split First
and Second Money
Turned Down
SCORE AT u O'CLOCK

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, New
York. Dec 14-Eight teams embarked on
the last stage Of the six-day bicycle race
today At noon Rutt and Stol and B'ogler
and Moran were still lap ahead of their
nearest competitors, and the chances are
those two teams will fight it out for first
money at II o'clock tonigb
The Americans evidently fear the Ger
man-Holland pair. An attempt was made
last night to drug Rutt by sending him
-doped' bromo-s%ltzer. Later Fogler and
Moran, 1t is said tried to enter a scheme
by which they would split first aud second
money with the foreigners. This PROPOSE
tion was promptly turned down by Rutt
and Stol.
"Details Of race on Sporting Page)
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
TAxlMETERS LOWER RATE.
New York oabmen will Cut Charges in
Half.

NEW YORK. Dee. l4.--Tbe amazing
popularity OF the newly introduced taxi
meter motor cabs in New York is causing
distress to the owners of the old-fsshioned
cabs.
1t has been practically decided to cut n
halt the charges for horse cabs and 1t IS
said that most OF the owners will attach
taximeters to their vehicles. Many Of the
Independent cab owners, men who own
their own cabs, arc reported to be in nego-
tiation with manufacturers for motor cabs
to take the place Of the old llansoms.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
ANN STREET SCHOOL
PUPILS HEAR ADDRESSES.

At the special weekly exercises Of the
Aun Street School pupils this week. Miss
Helen Dodd supervisor OF the childrens 8
department Of the Free Public Library,
talked TO the pupils on Newark, and Its
Early History She told of what the IL
brary is doing in the historical line. Last
weeks talk was given by C. Albert Gasser,
superintendent of combustibies and ex-
plosives, who talked OF the worth or the
East side Day Nursery.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
TO CONSIDER PARDON PETITIONS.

TRENTON. Dec. 1.-THE committee
from the Court of Pardons appointed
to visit the prison and examine appli-
cants for executive clemency win meet
at the state prison on next Monday
and look into the capes OF an prison
ers who filed petitions FOR pardons and
paroles
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
AGED FARMER GUILTY OF MURDER

UTICA. NY.. Dec. 14.--Amasa Gustin,
the aged Brooklyn farmer and Civil
War veteran, who for several days had
been OH trial at Morrisville on a charge
of numbering his housekeeper, eliza
Lodie, last January, was found guilty
of manslaughter IN tho first degree
and sentenced TO Auburn prison for not
less shs~ ono year and not more than
ten
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
.HAHN'S FALL NOT FATAL,
Painter Found Unconscious After Tum-
BILE When scahold Gave way

Ferdinand Hahn, IS years old, Of lss
Brunswick street, who was injured while
painting a house at 5Ss Ridge street yester-
day was today reported TO be resting COM
fortably IN the City Hospital, to which in
stItutjon he was taken.
Hahn was near the ledge Of the roof on
scaff0ld when it gave away the painter
fell to the ground distance OF forty feet.
He was picked up unconscious.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14

Door Chefks.
Maekntt Doremus Co. 7la-1gs Bfpfd st-Ad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
Utah MURDERER GOES
TO INSANE ASYLUM

Salt Lake Clty. Utah. July 23-Ac-
cording to the finding Of the district
court today ~. j. Gaskell, alias W. J.
Wilson. Is actually insane. notwita-
Standing the fact hat he has been aC-
quilted of murder on tbs ground oi
insanity. The acquittal took place ~
Juab county. Utah, many years ago.
Gaskell vas not 40 fortunate ia Col-
orado. when ne killed a man AZ Leal-
ville Hts condition was o suspectel
and he was sentenced to a term N
prison al Canon CITY.
Just before his release he wrote let
tiers 10 prominent Utah mining men,
threatening them with death. On his
arrival In SAT- Lake the authorities.
forewarned by the Colorado officials.
arrested him on tho charge OF making
threats, While he awaited trial on
this charge Gaskcll showed such IN
mistakable signs of mental weakness
that his sanity vas tested IN court.
The testimony Indicated that the man
Is a pronounced %paronaic. with delu-
sious Of persecution and that he was
probably irresponsible when acquitted
in Utah ana convicted Of crime ia
Colorado. lie VIII be taken 10 the
asylum At Provo tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
JUSTICE Of PEACE
SENT WARRA nj
FOR N|bLACk
CURIOUS INCIDENT IN
THE ~PENDLET0N CASE
Magistrates Warrant
From San Juan County Fails
to Annoy Man From Georgia,
Who Is in Santa Fe on Land
p~uetnaco
Especial Dispatch to the Morning JoOrnnII

/ Especial DiApuffh 10 the aitrhlHB JoufhhtsI
Santa Fe, n. NJ, July 23.-A curl
Gus incident nj connection with the
case known as the Nlblack contest
case which has been on here before
the land office officials for several
days past and in which Granville Pen
dleton Of san Juan county is inter
ested. has Just come to light. It seems
that Justice Of the Peace Fay IN
Pennington issued a warrant for the
arrest of Niblack. who Is from Geof-
gla who is also interested In the land
case and who Is here to testify in il.
ordering Niblack hailed into the San
Juan county magistrates court. The
warrant was placed in the hands Oh
a deputy sheriff here for service, but
the deputy on being advised that a
justice of the peace warrant wasn't OF
q great deal Of value outside of the
county In which It Is issued. declined
to serve II. Advances were then made
10 a member Of the mounted police,
who was asked to serve the Warrant.
but who declined 10 do 50. The ware
rant. while It's contents are not know,
Is said 10 charge Niblack with perse-
cutiOn. directed against PendletOn.
The warrant has, as yet. failed to get
served. II Is not known whether or
not he justice o. the peace was sent
down through the ignorance Of its
uselessness. or whether II was just a
plain effort to bluff Niblack. Niblack
before coming to Santa Fe received an
anonymous letter warning him to keep
out Of New Mexico under threat %
dire vengeance. The proceedings IN
the Pendleton disbarment case. now
on trial before the local land office.
are drawing to "A close and It IS posi-
BILE that the case will be closed tomor-
row.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
WIFE OF GRATING
SUPERVISOR TESTIFIES


san Francisco. July e3.-Mrs. Anna
g. L~nucrean. wife of Supervisor j. J.
Lnncrran was a Witness today for the
prosecution in the Louis Glass bribery
.tria- she corroburated the testimony
uf her husband that he accepted
2f.O % from n. v. HalscN of the Pa
Dinc States Telephone company, o.
vote against the granting uf a rival
franchise 60 tho home telephone com
u1uy. She said her husband brought
the money home in bills and gave %
tn htr.
Supervisor NJ. W. Concy testified
that DE accepted q bride OF $1,000
under the conditions stated but ne de-
uied that the vote was thereby infu-
need Supervisor p =. Nichols testi-
hpd Co accepting a hrihc from HalsgA
Former Supervisor Andrew ". Wilson
admitted receiving money irum Hal.
sgH and others Co Influence his OFF,
Cini actions. W W Eaton. treasurer
uf the Pacific states Telephone cum-
pauy vas the last witness of the day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
JEALOUS WOMAN KILLS
UNFAITHFUL LOVER

Los Angeles. cal, July 23.-George
r. Bennett, proprietor Of the Bennett
Electrical company, was shot and
Killed last night by Estelle Corwell.
a young woman with whom he has
lived for five years, Al the time of
the shooting he vas sitting on the
porch OF the house of Miss Margue-
rite Bennett, who. though Of the same
name. was no relation.
Miss Corwoll said that Bennett had
late hcen a frequent caller on Miss
Bennett. and she became convinced
that he was about to desert her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
HAGUE CONFERENCE
SOLEMNLY DOES
NOTHING
and Able Speeches Fired
at Helpless Delegates by
Time Killing Orators in Many
Tongues,

N8H '' ~ i'fAA fffNt VII
The Hague. July 23-At a special
sitting Of the committee on sea war
fare today The British delegation
Withdrew their proposition regarding
the definition OF a Warship ~ It ap-
pearcd. that instead Of facilitating an
understanding on the regulations for
transforming merchantmen into war
ships Il complicated matters.
Tho british delegation also aban-
doned their proposition already 0p-
posed bv General Horace Porter. ac-
cording TO which the commander Of a
%belligercnt Warship was allowed to
capture and destroy merchantmen
suspected OF provisioning the enemy.
II has been observed that such a
measure was tantamount To the re-
establishment OF privatcering.
Or. Ruy Barbosa, of Brazil at to-
days session Of the committee on ar
hitration, delivered a long speech,
supporting the American proposal re-
"ariing the collection Of c%ontractual
debts aud opposing The Drago doc
urine, NJ. Castro. OF Uruguay, ana NJ.
Matte, Of chile. also spoke I'm sup
port OF the American proposal NJ.
Curvajal. of Dominica, supported the
portion which refers to arbitration,
while NJ. Rendon. Of Ecuador. ex-
pressed adherence 90 all clauses of the
proposal tending 10 restrict foreign in
tcrtcntion
taron Won Bieberstein, Of Germany.
then delivered an able sneech On the
question of arbitration In general, and
approving the American proposal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
ARNE MAN THUGS
DIRECTED FROM
CHICAGO
Murder in New York Brings 10
Light Organization Similar TO
Italian Black Hand,
lp, Moaning journal special Lcnsed wlrc.I

Iny Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
Chicago. July 23-Chicago BE- the
headquarters % the secret nrganiza-
lion which was responsible for the
death OF Hopanca g T~avshanlian, the
wealthy Armenian rug manufacturer,
according to Joe Bilshkian, a promi-
nout countryman OF the dead mer-
chant. BJishkiam said tonight that "a
chicago Armenian was The lender ANA
directed an tho proceedings OF the
society.
Tie Chicago society Is an offshoot
81 the original Hanchakist. which
was formed In London In 1887 for the
purpose Of carrying out the ideas of
The roNolutionists 81 Armenia. Blish-
klam declared The seceders formed tho
e HuuchRkist FOR the purpose of
bllckmniliug
Speaking tonight Of the recent muir
der iu New York. Blishkiam said. "All
nf the plans of the organization are
made hy the chicago leader, " IN
hia house can be found the record'
uud secret flies OF the society. II
flakes money % run the society, ana
thp fuon who dominate this %organi1o-
lion are NOT "a blt particular whore
thtk secure &c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
Brighlon Rcach RcsuIls.

New York. July 23-First Race
Six f%urlongs Neoskaletta won. Sis
ter Frances second: Momentum
third. Time. 1913.
Second Race-Mile and one six.
teenth; InFham. won, Red Leaf. sec.
ond, Won Tromp third. Time
lac Id.
Third Racc-Fiye and one-half fur,
longs. Earl c.. % Tartar Mai
second; SeaRg. third. Time. lee as
Fourth Eace-The Irouuuis stakes.
mile and "a quarter: Ballot. won,
Montfort. second: Sacrinesca. third.
Time. $3.50.
Firth kace-Mile and one-siV-
tecnth- Rye. won. Rapid Water. scc-
ond Arimo. third. Time. las.
Sixth Eace-SiN mrlongs. san
guine. won. 4. Mundsen. second; Ban
yah. third. Time. 1:i3 e-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
JAPAN OA RIDING
COAL SUPPLY
WeSlbou0d Ships Only Allowed
to Take Sufficient for Voyage
Declare British Naval Off
GERS,
my Morning journal Special Leased wire

Vancouver. b. O.. July 23.-Aecord-
ing to British naval officers who ar
rived from the Orient on The Empress
of China Sunday night en- route 10
England from the China station. the
japanese government has placed 4
positive embargo on the export of coal
from japan. Operators nave been iu-
structed 10 load no coal for export and
steamers are supplied with only sum
Client Ia complete the return voyage to
Japan. This Is said to hc the reason
II Canadian Pacific railroad.
which had several shiploads Of
coal ordered during the Canadian
coal strike, received but one. II
Is also stated on the best author
ny that tho government has been
inquiring for large shipments of Aus
trallan and Welsh coal. the latter de-
for coaling stations remote
from Japan and probably in the vicin.
ity of the Philippines. The officers
also state positively that tho japanese
going 20 Mexico through Hawaii T.
service men and veterans Of IN,
Russian war.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
KOREAN RULER
NOW DOWN
AND OUT
FORMALLY CONFIRMS
ABDICATI0N DECREE
Seoul Resumes Regular Rout-
inei People Believe Fallen
Emperor viii Be Lucky TO
Escape Poison Cup.
tBs Morning Journal Special Leased wirc.I

q Morning Journal Special Leased Wire,
Seoul. July 4-The cabinets report
To Mnquls Ito Of the former empero =
new pledge Of abdiCation in form pos.
itive and final. was published today,
and reversed the widespread impress
sion that the first Instance was mol
one Of abditation, but of Imperial
%eontortion." lto's subservient cabinet
IN an all night engagement with the
former emperor, wrung from him ttc
verbal admission Of The validity Of Nis
casual abdication and secured his sis
nature 10 "a classified proclamation 10
the peOplp, also an acknowledgment
1T the mikado's congratulations to his
fuu as emperor de facto, which
acknowledgment had been resisted by
the deposed ruler during the day.
The working members Of the cab
net who enjoy lto's projection and
patronage. are passing In aud out ~
The palace with a guard exclusively
OF japanese. The work of the cabi-
net VIII not be finished until the ex-
emperor is eXiled from Seoul. This.
the next step, II accomplished without
the poisoning Of the deposed ruler or
the consum nation Of some similar trH-
pedy VIII be a landmark in Korean
history.
Vistount Hayashi. the foreign min
lister IT Japan. whose presence In ia
pan at this time supports Ito, In az
Interview yesterday In the administra-
lions paper, Is Understood Ia suggeat
u council of state with power 60 act
iot the elimination of Interference by
The throne.
ThrhtciN, amusement places ana
the markets are nov open for the first
time in four day.. The situation ~
the capital W. promising, especially IN
consideration of the fact that tho
stores of ammunition possessed by dr.
Affected Korean troops are extremely
email.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
HUNDRED TH0USE-o GIFT
FOR SYRACUSE SCHOOL
Mr Russell sage Gladslcn~ Heart 81
ChancclIor Day With Rig Check.

Syracuse. \. ". July 90 Mrs Rus
sem Sage has sent her check Tor 3l00 :
500 fo chancellor j n DAY as o. gift
fo the Teachers college of Syracuse
university
fhis college occupies fourteen teres
VI iaul and e large castle Of Norman
st}Ic 80 architecture. adjoining the
campus which was the home eft Mrs.
SAGE Iu her childhood She has exc
pressed r. desire. for This reason and
her great Interest in the property. that
81 shall he the permanent home 90 The
teachers % the college. o. THAI
women shall always be admitted 90
o. privileges
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
RER0NAUTS HAVE CLOSE
SHAVE FROM DEATH
II,lnW Airship Barely Misses Cathc-
drai Towers ia French Town.

Paris. July 23.-Allen r Hawley,
who win take part in the International
balloon race to Doc held ut 81 Loui
ou October 10 next, u Charles
IAtee. another well known a%erunout,
hHI % narrow escape from death to-
uirht while crossing Charities Doe their
balloon They were travelling thirty
miles un hour at q low altitude when
ths cathedral appeared dead ahead iu
fh. semI-durkuess The men threw
uuI th,Ir ballast with the greatest
possible speed. and the balloon shot
up l.tnu feet. grazing the towers or
In, great church. The trip was con-
lIullri Tor several hours o. 'he
|lDrauauts unail, landed near the sea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas CITY: First game. Kan
sas city 3; Toledo .. Second game.
Kansas city 81. Toledo 4.
At Minneapolis: Minneapolis 4: In
d%iangpolis 3.
At Milwaukee. First game. Mil
Woukce 4; Louisville o.. Second game.
Milwaukee q Louisville 3. Ten in
nings. called on account Of darkness.
At 81. Paul: St Paul A. Column
bug &
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
Hundred ncgrccs In Knn-n-

Kansas City, july 23.-ouc hundred
and twenty-five horses dropped dead
ON the streets here TODAY from the rf-
fleets 81 heat Two persons we're pros
trated. Today was the Warmr-f dlN
~ the summer. the government Their
momoter registering 90 degrees At
Emporia and Concordia, kas. tome
ptratures OF zoo degrees were roe
rurfsN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
Innd Trahd - nI.mI.scl

Cheyenne. July 23-ln the Tnitcl
States district court today Judge J. 4.
Riuer dismissed the ease against D.. =
Mccarthy. n wealthy minlnr man 1T
omaha. and Baxter City. kas. who
was indicted for alleged cuuspirarv
Co defraud the government Of valuable
coal lands in Monarch. Wyoming. The
evidence on which p. NJ Holhrauk. r..
r LonahauEh and Robert McphnaneF
We're convicted last Friday ON the
same charge now that Mccarthy
had disposed 81 MS interest 10 fht land
Ln lmN.-Iun.