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The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
MAY DEPORT EMMA GOLDMAN.
Commissioner Sargent Says Woman
Has Forfeited All Her Rights.

Chicago. Feb. 27.-Preparations for a
special and an unexpected reception to
Emma A. Goldman. the anarchist. when
she comes 10 Chicago expecting to speak
on March 6. at the German Hod Carriers
Hall. were ordered to-day by Frank P.
Sargent United states Commissioner
General Of immigration, in orders from
Washington
lie directed that the Chicago Federal
authorities at once take steps to place
her under arrest for the purpose of de-
porting her to Russia.
1t was explained that. as an svowAd
anarchist who has never been naturaIiz-
cd as an American citizen, Emma Cold
man comes within the immigration law
barring anarchists from this country
When she left the United States recently
she forfeited, It is said. even the shadow
OF legal fight to reside here.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
man And WIFE GONE
Black Hand Believed to Have
Slain Virginia Italians.
LEAVE RICHMOND SEPARATELY
Labor Agent Goes tn New York After
Getting Threatening Lctters-Fails
10 Return-Mrs. sParti, Her Funds
Getting Low, FOIIOwS-She. Too. Is
Missing-POIice Susnect Murder.

Richmond. Va, Feb. 27.-After receiv-
ing several letters signed with black
hand and threatening him with death un-
less he agreed TO pay the sender a certain
amount OF money. Andra Sparti. an Ital-
ian labor agent, has mysteriousIy dlsap-
peared.
The man is believed TO have been done
to death by the Society of the Black
Hand in New York, whittier he went to
look into the matter Of the renewal Of
his license. leaving his Virginia business
in charge of his wife.
Some weeks later, when Mrs. sparu had
not heard from her husband and her
finances were running low. she also left
for New York. since which time nothing
has been heard from her..
Mrs. Sparti waited for her husband for
several weeks. Her funds finally got so
low that she found herself possessed OF
only enough money 10 pay her board. She
borrowed the money to pay her rail-
road fare to New York. where she be-
lieved she would be able to locate her
husband. She disappeared as completely
as had her husband
It is probable that Sparti. who did not
fear the society. was done to death as
soon as he arrived in New York, and
Mrs. Sparti upon her arrival was also
disposed OF by the society.
The story Of the double disappearance
and the presence OF the Black Hand let
ters and the tragic story TO be drawn
therefrom came TO light to-day when
Spartfs Office was forcibly entered by
officers to satisfy a distress warrant
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
COLD WAVE IS COMING.
Prof. Henry Declares We VIII Have
Still More Winter.

According to Prof Henry, Of the
Weather Bureau, the cold wave from
the West which has Beer predicted. is
slowly but surely. approaching. Thus
far no change in the weather is in sight.
Prof. Henry predicts the temperature.
wind and rain, by methods of science.
but the river men on the Potomac River
use the signs handed down frcm father
to son since the days of John Smith. The
boatmen are usually accurate in their
representations, which is no reflection
on the professor.
''As the weather is to-day. so Will il
be during two-thirds Of the days Of the
next four weeks" they said yesterday.
They forecast the weather weeks ahead
by the moon. its shape, and, the way IL
lies in the heavens. The Thursday before
the new moon is conceded by them TO be
an example Of two-thirds of the days Of
the following four weeks. Yesterday was
the proper Thursday. for the new moon
is scheduled for Monday.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28

St Louis Mo. Feb. gz-The Republican
State convention here to-day indorsed
Taft for President, Herbert H. Adley for
governor; elected Charles Nagei, Of St
Louis. national committeemaR; elected
four delegates-at-large and four alter
mates to the Republican national eonven-
ton, and nominated eighteen Presidential
electors.
Most all of the points Of dissension. ex-
cept the choice between candidates pre-
sented, were thrashed out in The commit
tees. SO that when the convention set to
work everything moved with the precision
Of clockwork. Senator William Warner
was permanent chairman.
Turn Down Resolution.
The committee on resolutions in long
session adopted o resolution offered by
friends Of T. X. Niedringhaus. who was
defeated for national committeeman. in
favor of the submission of a prohibition
amendment to the State constitution.
The prohibition resolution was directed
at the brewery interests. which. Niedrfng-
haus friends claimed. were backing Ma
gel. II was offered by c. NJ Shartel.
former Congressman. OF the Fifteenth
district
One OF the moves planned by the Nagel-
Howe forces and Early-Taft men was TO
have the four delegates elected by the
Howe faction from the Eleventh and
Twelfth Congressional districts declared
the regular delegates.
The Observation-Disclosures
The deiegates-at-large TO national con-
ventiOn are: William Warner. Kansas
City; Herbert S. Hadley. Kansas City;
John H. Bothalel, Sedalia, and John r.
Holmes. Joplin.
Alternates: Nelson C. Crews, Kansas
City; J. r. A. Grassland. ST. Joseph: c.
X. Robinson. st. Louis. and II. G. Phil
lips. Sedalia-
Attorney General Hadley virtually an
nounced his candidacy for governor before
the convention this afternoon following
the election Of himself and Senator War
ner as delegates-at-large. Warner intro
duoed Hadley as the next governor. In
replying Mr.. Hadley said he hoped that
Warner was mot only a great statesman
but a true prophet"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
TROUBLE ON FRENCH CAR.
DissensiOn In Crew Results In the
Change en- Auto Racer.

Chicago. Feb. 2Z.-Dissension in the crew
of the French car in the New York to
Paris race. resulted in the announcement
this afternoon that Capt. Hansen would
not accompany the car any further. His
place will be taken by Emauel Lascares.
native born Frenchman. now a member
OF the Chicago Motor Club.
The German contestant will arrive here
some time tomorrow.
The American car will start tomorrow
morning at s o'clock, heading for San
Francisco.
The French and Italian cars will wait
here until Saturday.
Denial was made to-day that the route
Of the race would be changed cutting
out Alaska altogether and shipping by
boat from San Francisco 10 Japan. there
taking another boat to Vladivostok then
running over the Russian postroads to
Paris.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Jealous Man Kills Bride.
1-GOv Harris 10 Succeed Foraker.
Missouri Instructs for Taft.
1-Score Hurt in Alexandria Wreck.
2-Ohicers of Fleet at Garden Party
S-Removal Of Jerome Asked
3-Judge Rhea Is Confirmed
CPurdue Students in Riots.
LOCAL.
1-Conspiracy Found in Patent Office.
Body of Crosby Noyes Arrives.
e-Circus Given by Y. NJ. c. A.
miss G. II. Bell in Auto smash-up.
Educators Convention Adjourns.
News of Day in Congress.
9-Wimsatt Extradited to Washington.
Commission Reports.
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ARMENIAN PRIEST GUILTY.
Head of the HunchakiSt Must Serve
Time for Attempted Ex.Ortion.

New York, Feb. 27.-Levont NJ. Mar
toOgessian, the Armenian priest, who has
been regarded as the head Of the Huncha-
kist in this country for a number of
years, was convicted in General Sessions
this evening of attempted extortion The
jury. which has been hearing the case
for three days. took eighteen minutes to
agree upon a verdict.
Judge Malone sentenced Martoogessian
to not less than two years and two
months at hard labor in Sing Sing. The
maximum penalty is two years and FIVE
months
Martoogessian was tried for trying to
extort 900 from Miriam G. Karagheu-
sian. a rug dealer. 1t was brought out
also that Martoogessian had attempted
TO blackmail several other rich Armenian
rug dealers.
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keifcr Ir Renominntcd.

Springfield. Ohio. Feb. 27-Gen. J. War
rem Keifer was renominated for Congress
by Republicans of the Seventh district in
convention here to-day. Gen. Keifer and
former Senator w. P Orr. of Piqua.
were elected delegates to the national
convention and instructed to vote for
Taft for President
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
DENY ROY IS WANTED.
Paris Police Not Asked 10 Arrest
Man who shot Brother-in-Isw

Paris, Feb H.-No request either direct
or through diplomatic channels. has
reached the police here from America n
proceed against Roy. Roy's brother de-
nies that Carkins was shot in the back.
saying the wound was In his left side.
When Roy returned to New York after
inc tragedy he continued to exchange af-
Iectlonate correspondence with his wife.
lie wanted her to reioip him and come
With him TO Franco
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
Plot Against Alfonso.

Paris. Feb. 2z-The Matln says that a
plot against the life of King Alfonso has
been discovered in Madrid. Two men
suspected OF completely in the conspiracy
were arrested at Caramanchel while the
King was reviewing the troops
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
Tenth MIchiEnn for rnft

Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. 27.-The tenth
district convention was held at Bay City
to-day and elected L. B. Foss. of Bay
City. and Nelson Sharp. of West Branch.
delegates to the Republican national con-
vention. The resolution adopted indorsed
Roosevelt and instructed for Taft. There
were II postmasters in the convention.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia,
MARYLAND, and Virginia-Fair to-
day fair and warmer tomorrow; ;
light to fresh westerly winds, be-
coming variable.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28

Louisville. Feb. IA B. Humphries. Of
New York, who is enlisted in the cam
paign Of Gov Hughes for the Republican
Presidential nomination, came to Ioujs-
Vile to-day He met number of local
and State workers at the Gait House
and machinery was set in motion for
gaining as many State delegates as pos
sible
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
MISSOURI INDORSRS
TAFI'S CANDIDACY
Republicans Select Delegates
to Chicago Convention.
NIEDRINGHAUS BEATEN
Charles Nagel Is Elected a Ma
tiOnal Committeeman.
NIEDRINGHAUS BEATEN

senator Warner at Head Of Delega-
Indorsed for GovernOr-POints of
DissensiOn Thrashed Out, and the
Convention Is Hnrm9niOus-War-
ner Is Made Permanent Chairman.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
Mormoux Raui.hed NV Sv,.,

| Geneva, Feb. 27.-The American Nor
mons who were arrested recently at
Chur, capital of the Canton Of Grisons.
have been sentenced to serve three DAYS
in prison and afterward TO be expelled
from Switzerland for preaching polygamy.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
Americnn nron. nena

Nice. Feb 27--Durins the Battle Of the
Flowers here to-day an American OF the
name of De long dropped dead in the
street.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
CONSPIRACY FOUND
In PATENT OFFICE
Assistant Examiner, Lawyer,
and Inventor Arrested.
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
Alleged Destruction of Papers to
Conceal Evidences Of Fraud.

strong Case, Declares District At
t0rney AdkiPs-BurtOR said 20
Have Attended to Inside Work. Ad-
TfsinE Another Inventor whose
Idea Was Appropriated that II
Was Covered by Heany Claim.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
J. Fl. Small & Soss. Fssrist.,
WashingtOn and New York.


Through parlor car via PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad. beginning Monday. March 2
Leaves Washington 12:30 p. N. weekdays;
arrives Atlantic City 5:35 o. m. Cons,Ilt
ticket agents.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
Have an Inferest-earn,rv R.nL

Account-become Identified with the bank
ing dept Of Union Trust Co, 18th and ~
SITS Interest paid on all accounts ,Ie-
posits subject TO check. Govt control.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
sI.25 to baltimore and Retnn.

Every Saturday and Sunday via PennsvI-
vania Railroad. Tickets good RETURNING
until Sunday night All regular trains ex.
cept the Congressional Limited"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
La TOILETTE IS INDORsED.

State Central lComaaittee Approves.
OF the Senator.
special 70 The Washington Herald
Milwaukee. Wis. Feb. 2Z.-senator L.
Toilette was given the Republican State
central committee Endorsement for the
Presidential nomination to-day
He is indorsed together with Gov. Day
idson and Lieut.. Gov. Connor.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
Brown Gets Two Places.

Brown, who framed the convention
which will indorse Taft's candidacy, in
sisted on naming Ellis and Denman. his
lieutenant. giving the others the choice
of the other jobs Vorys held out for
some time for State Senator West. Of
Logan County. for the lieutenant gov
ernOrship.
West entered the race Monday on a
straight tip that he could have the lob.
and may make a fight in the convention.
Ellis has hitherto refused TO make the
race or permit the use Of his name.
Burton. urged into the Cleveland may
crafty fight to aid Taft. is backing Tread
way This viii force that candidate into
the convention unless he relents when he
arrives in Ohio tomorrow His delega-
ton is for Baehr. however. for the treas
urership, and will desert Burton II he is
obstinate.
The national convention delegation the
Taft men picked, is male up OF Coy.
Harris. former Gov. MyIon I. Herrick.
fayed by Taft once: A. l. Vorys, and
Charles p. Taft There are hve other
aspirants.
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Sweet VIo1ets, 25c Bunch.
Kramer, the Florist, 9l6 F ST.
baltimore I,.. and Return. sl.2s.

n n
Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways. both days, except Royal Lin,
tied. City Offices, 14l7 G ST. and 6l9 Pa.
ave. -
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28

Through ParIor Car to Atlantic City
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, beginning
Monday, March ,. Leaves Washington
1870 p. m. weekdays. arrives Atlantic
City $50 2. NJ via Delaware River Bridge
route.
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Continued ON Pase ?, Column 4.


Via Seaboard Air Line. Three daily
trains, elegantly. equipped with PuIlmanS
and dining cars. ofice. 142I Pa Ave.
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A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
AT Eckstein's from j. TO 3 14I2 n. Y. ave.
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Carnations, zoe per dor.
Blackstone, 14th and II sts. nv,
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
HARRIS TO GET TOGA
Taft Leaders Arrange for
FOraker'S Successor.
OHIO SLATE IS PREPARED
Attorney General Ellis 10 BE Pro-
mOted TO Lieutenant Governor So
When Harris Goes 10 United states
Senate-COx Is in Good Grace.

Columbus, Ohio. Feb. 27.-The latest in
Ohio politics is that Gov. Andrew l. Har-
ris is the choice Of the Taft leaders for
the Senate seat now held by Joseph Ben
son Foraker. This information came to-
day. when il was admitted that the men
who win control the State convention
next TUESDAY and Wednesday had de-
cided on Wade II. Ellis. row attorney
general, as the State candidste for lieu
tenant governor.
This selection from a field OF ten. among
them Francis W Treadway, of Cleveland.
urged by Congressman Theodore L. Bur
ton, a Taft leader. was made at the de-
mand OF Walter Brown, boss OF Lucas
County. ana, by virtue OF his position as
State chairman. in control OF the party
in Ohio at this time Brown favored
Ellis because the attorney general is
best fitted from the Brown standpoint 20
step into the governorship when Gov.
Harris shall be elevated 10 the Senate
next year
Slate Is Made I'D.
The slate for other nominations. for
each of which at least three men are
eontesting and viii go into the conven-
ton with delegates, is made up as fol-
lows:
Attorney general. [. Q. Denman. To-
ledo. Brown lieutenant: auditor. z.
NJ Wilmington, Union County, treasurer.
Herman c. Baehr. Cuyahoga County:
clerk Of Supreme Court, John S. Nc
Mutt. Columbia County; members OF
board of public works. William KirtIev.
Defiance, and B. ". Baldwin. Lake
County
For the other Offices. except State school
commissioner. there is no contest. In the
fight for the commissionership a definite
decision has not been reached. J. w.
Snyder and F. B. Parson, both Of Colum-
bus. being the favorites.
The slate-making conference was par
tieipated in by A. I. Vorys. Brown. NJ.
II. Farshner. organizer OF the Taft forces;
Ellis. and. by expression OF his views. BY
George B. Cox, boss Of Cincinnati. in
Weighed against by Secretary Taft three
years ago.
That Cox once more is in the good
graces of the party was proved in the
makeup of the Taft list of State dele
gates from Hamilton County. Beside
the name of Charles P. Taft, brother
of the Secretary Of War. as a delegate
appeared that or George 3. Cox. Near
that was the name Of Rud Hynicka. Cox
lieutenant and boss of Cincinnati, nomi-
nally in the stead of his chief. who has
publicly retired 70 the pursuit of bank
ing
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
Falxe Dafc of Inventfon.

The effect Of such act is to establish falls
date Of invention much earlier than the true dat
thereof. and thus enable the patcufcc 10 dominant
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cOa.Inued on Pase 3. CoIumn 8.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-06-05
OFFICIAL COUNT NECESSARY
Contest in Congressman HuIl's Dis
trict Undecided.

Des Moines, June Sin the con,
gressional contest In the Seventh
Iowa district the result Is still in
doubt. Both sides. however, claim
that the unofficial figures from every
county In the district give their re-
spective candidates the victory in
Tuesdays primaries 1t is claimed by
Judge Prouty's friends that the latest
unofficial figures give him the NOM
ination by plurality of votes. The
other side declares that Captain J. A..
T. Hull has defeated Prouty by a ma
Jority of thirty-one votes. An official
count will now be necessary to deter
mine the contest.
Returns that are complete in near
ly all the counties indicate that
Iowa Republicans nominated William
b. Allison as their candidate to sue
ceed himself in the United States SEN
ate. His majority is ncv generally
conceded to be at least 10000 b. +.
Carroll was nominated for governor
over Warren Garst by a majority of
about $4,000. George w. Clarke was
nominated for lieutenant governor
over E. Murphy by 10000 or more.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-06-05
M'NICHOL HELD FOR TRIAL
Political Leader in Police Court al
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, June 5.-The unusual
spectacle of the political leader of a
great city hailed before a police mag
istrate on a charge of criminal libel
drew great crowd Of people to the
neighborhood of the little Office of
Judge German, where State Senator
James p. McNichol, the acknowledged
head of the Republican organization,
had been summoned on a warrant
sworn out by Max Kaufman, private
secretary to Mayor Reyburn, to whom
McNichol stated on Tuesday he gave
$4,000 for the use of the Law and
Order society in discrediting the re-
form efforts of Mayor Weaver In 1905.
At the conclusion of the testimony
of Kaufman denying the charge and
of Secretary Gibboney of the Law and
Order society In Kaufmann's behalf
Senator McNichol was held for court,
no bail being suggested
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-06-05

/ looked around appealingly as if for
sympathy, but they met only the
angry crowd and his ears heard only
imprecations upon his foul deed
The mans clothing was in shreds
and his coat and vest had been liter
ally torn from his body
Major Dreyfus, accompanied by his
brother Matthew, who was the first to
strike the assailant after he fired, DR..
PoZZi and several other friends, was
led away to the mayors office oppo-
site the Pantheon, where his wound
was dressed The doctors found that
the bullet had entered his wrist.
Gregori's act undoubtedly was in
spired by the campaign which the re-
dictionary press has been conducting
against Iola as IAN insulter of the
army and "a traducer of his coun-
try" furthermore, the Catholic Faith
paper to which Gregori was at
tached, was a supporter of General
Boulanger and violently opposed to
Dreyfus.
A total of $50 arrests have been
made by the authorities in connection
with the attempt upon the life of
Major Dreyfus.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-06-05
CONGRESSMAN INDICTED.
Lanng of Ohio Charged With Embez
element.


element.
Norwalk, o., June 5.--Congressman
]. F. Laning, formerly vice president
and a director f the defunct Ohio
Trust company, was indicted on seven
counts charging embezzlement, was
jointly indicted with James p. Gibbs,
president of the closed bank, In two
indictments in which obtaining money
by false p s1ses are alleged, and
another Indictment charging misappli-
cation of the funds of the bank.
+, ". Christian. secretary and treas
urer of the bank, was twice indicted
on the charge of perjury and making
false reports TO the state examiners.
William s. Perrin, a director, is thrice
indicted ON the charge of obtaining
property under false pretenses. Two
additional Indictments accuse Presi-
dent GibDs of aiding and abetting Sec
retary Christian in the charge of per-
jury and making false reports.
Altogether, 1t is alleged, Congress s.
man Laning and President Gibbs alb
stracted and misapplied funds and
credits [ the bank to the extent of
$56,S64.
1t was said that the failure of the
Ohio Trust company In January
brought about the failure of two other
banks, the failure of two steel COM
panies and a receivership for the Ian
ing Printing company, of which Con-
gressman Laning is president.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-06-05
AFTER DRINKING CLUBS.
Ann Erbor Faculty Puts Fan on Or
Gan cations of Students.

Ann ArhCr, Mich, June 5.-The fac.
ulty senate 9l Michigan university has
adopted the following resolution
aimed al the lferent drinking clubs
in the cole .:
The araWing practice on the part
OF studea;s Of nea.ing in halls at
tached 10 or ccrEeoted with saloons
or drinking places Is for obvious rea.
sons TO be condemned; students who
organize or participate in such meet.
ings shall become subject to discip.
linary action; and, further, any stu
dents who organize or take part in
what are called keg parties, no mat
ter where they may be held, should
be liable TO discipline by the faculty
in whose department they are en-
rolled"
The Friars, an upper classmen club
is being investigated, as is also the
Owls, seniors society. The Pipe
and Bowl has been dissolved and its
members forbidden to join the Friars
or any other club
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-06-05
NO ACTION DURING RECESS
Mr.. Payne Does Not Desire to Encour.
age Tariff Revlsionists.

Washington, June 5-The fact that
Chairman Payne of the house com.
mittee on ways and means, which is
to inquire into the subject of tariff re-
vision, does not intend to call his
committee together during the recess
OF congress Is attributed to desire
not to encourage tariff revisionists.
"All that will be done," said Mr..
Payne, lis that the executive depart
ments, notably the treasury depart
ment, will be asked to collect certain
data in regard to the tariff schedules
and have the information ready In
time for the next regular session of
congress"
The administration programme now.
1t is asserted, is that Secretary Taft,
in the event of his nomination and
election, shall convene special ses-
sion of the SiXty-first congress imme-
diately after his Inauguration to take
up the subject of tariff revision. In
the event that Democrat is elected
next fall President Roosevelt will call
congress together for tariff revision
next November.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-06-05
Accused of Big Embezziement.

Pittsburg, June enlarged with
the embezzlement of about ,000
from Servians Peter Zenich, thirty
seven years old, of Steubenville, o.,
was arrested here on complaint OF
Sam Mamlah, a leader of the South
Side Servian colony. Zenich, while
conducting steamship and banking
Office, 1t is said, was given death ben
efits to forward to Servians across the
ocean. Beneficiaries declared the
money was not forwarded.