The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-05
Frozen fast in fine ice fields of th.

line lies DeyOuu TedCIl Ol IldllS duu telegraphs, while anxious friends and relatives of the crew wait for news of their loved ones. The AL kaline was caught in the ice last De- tober while working away from the west coast of Greenland, bound for Copenhagen and Philadelphia. She carries a cargo of cryolite and is commanded by Capt. Jansen, of Philadelphia. His crew of twelve men were also shipped from that port.
 The murder of the Rev. Leo Hein- 1ichs, pastor of St. Elizabeth's Ro- man Catholic Church in Denver, as the priest stood at the altar Sunday morning, administe. ing holy com- munion, has brought forth the start ling accusation from Chicago priests that anti-clerical agitation by a group of Italians has taken form in Chicago. The priests say emphati- cally that similar murders are to be feared as the result of the propagan- da carried on against priests under guise of an anti-clerical club.
 A Paris, Tex, express agent has identified a man arrested by Sheriff Hughes at Shamrock, Tex, eighty miles east of Amarillo, Tex, as A. E. Richmond, the missing express mes senger, who is charged with having stolen $5.OOO in transit at Paris last July. and for whose arrest a reward of $500 had been offered. The man, who was found living on ranch near the Texas-Oklahoma line, was known at Shamrock as w. H. Brown.
 According to reports, Harry K. Thaw is believed now to be hopeless ly insane. It is declared that alien- ists who have examined and observ- ed him since he was committed to Mattewan criminal insane asylum are convinced that he is paronolac, and as paranoia is progressive dis ease it would appear that nothing short of a miracle can intervene to secure his freedom.
 Rev. Charles Adams, candidate during the last campaign for the Prohibition nomination for governor of Oklahoma, was arrested at Mid land, Okla, on the complaint of a peace officer who took offense in sermon, and caused the arrest before the sermon was completed. Adams had said: "The man who will visit a blind tiger will swear to lie."
 At Guthrie, Okla, Attorney Gen. eral West Tuesday held that an in- ter-state commerce shipment of liq- uor continues until it reaches the residence of the person to whom 1t belongs, and that the state has no authority whatever to interfere with such a shipment, even after 1t IS re- ceipted for at an express office and is being carried home.
 Charles A. Stillings will not be re- stored to duty as public printer. President Roosevelt Tuesday let this fact be known to friends who talked with him concerning the tangle in the government establishment. The report of w. s. Rossiter will be made to the president within a week, it Is expected.
 Lee Hart, a coal hauler at Lamar, Mo-. shot and killed Mrs. Joseph Ed wards, his mother-in-law shot and seriously wounded the latters hus- band and then committed suicide by lying across the track and letting the St. Louis and San Francisco fast express run over his body.
 Senator Foraker has introduced a bill providing for the re-enlistment of such dishonorablv discharged ne- orc soldiers of the Twentv-fifth in- fantrv as were shown by the testi- mony in the investigation of the Brownsville affair rot to have. been connected with the affair. -.
 J. H. Edmiston, chairman of the Populist state committee, failed to appear in federal court at Omaha, Neb., for trial on charges of perjury in connection with land frauds, and his bond of $10,O00 was forfeited. Neither the accused nor his attorneys appeared in court.