Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-12


, his seat in the next senate. Senator
Barela said today: 81 am aware OF
DR.. Beshoar's Intention and / am glad
of 1t. J. realize that he is young man
and that he has plenty to learn.
also realize his basis for contest is
his supposition that the majority in the
next senate will be Democratic and
that this alone will seat him without
reference to the frauds charged"
DUBLIN, Nov. 10-Richard Croker
will leave Ireland on Saturday for a
visit to the United States.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Two would-be
murderers. hired by woman. tried
to kill Peter Flox, 22 years old, Of
Seventy-second street. early today.
| Flox was shot in the thigh when
fleeing from his assailants at West
Seventy-second and Irving avenue. He
was also robbed of pocketbook con-
tanning $24, but told the police the
real motive was to kill him and that
| the two men had been hired to mur-
der him by a woman. He was taken
to st. Bernards hospital. Flox told
the police he recently had trouble
with a woman whose name he would
not reveal. Detectives think they can
find her.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The govern.
ment's petition for rehearing of the
case in which the United States cir
cult court OF appeals reversed the trial
court In fining the Standard Oil com.
pany of Indiana $29,240,000 for alleged
rebating. was denied in the court Of
appeals today. 1t is authoritatively
stated the government will now at
tempt to bring the whole matter be
fore the supreme court on a writ Of
certiorari
| NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 10.-Mes.
sages by wire and mail from various
sections testify to the tremendous sen.
sation caused throughout the state and
south by the killing of former United
States Senator E. w. Carmack by
young Robin Jones Cooper in a street
duel here late yesterday afternoon
Carmack's brilliant career as United
| States senator for Tennessee made
him one of the best known national
| figures. Col. Duncan B. Cooper, father
of young Robin Cooper, and who was
with his son when the duel occurred
has extensive acquaintances and le-
gion of friends, both in his own and
various other states.
1 Carmack's race for nomination as
| Democratic senator In which he was
1 defeated by Governor Patterson, serv.
ed to draw his following in the state
| closer to him and his tragic end spread
| distress and bitterness among them
| 1t is fearedsthe end of the trouble is
not yet. and is sure to play a part
In the coming political engagement
III each of Carmack's recent campaign
both occasions Cooper was with the
\ opposition.
| NEW YORK, Nov. depending the
decision of the United States Circuit
| eouit VI dppedio DIS W WnetheI VI
not Charles w. Morse shall be admit.
ted to bail, he today summoned his
lawyers in the Tombs and it is under
\ stood set about trying to get ready a
very large bond, SO confident is he of
| the outcome Of the courts decision
Morse is very irritable today. He
was greatly disappointed that he had
not been admitted to bail yesterday
\ and before he went to bed in his cell
he sent word to his lawyers that he
wanted to see them. That the sum
mons were imperative is shown by
the fact that Lawyers Littlefield and
Walker both called at the Tombs
| shortly after 8 o'clock. Each of the
lawyers saw Morse alone. He had
long talks with each of them.