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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
HOUSEHOLDER Is RELEASED
King of Batters" Can GO Back to
that Dear Old Aberdeen Now.
PA AFTER BIG LEAGUE BATTERY
President. ROurke VIII Leave Moth
ing Undonc to Win the PEN
nant, So the Fans Need
Not Worry.

Louis Householder was released to Aoer-
deem, Wash, by Omaha Saturday.
That announcement is fraught'with great
relief and qualification to Omaha fans and
marks the removal Of a weight of care and
anxiety from the mind OF President Rourke'
and more particularly Captain Franck.
Householder thu returns to the team
from which he came to Omaha in exchange
for big Gus Thompson, the pitcher. He
never wanted to come TO Omaha, and made
terms that were clearly impossible ana
which he knew were impossible as a means
of preventing his transfer, but Rourke and
Franck got him on modified terms and he
came.
Householder succeeded in what fans gem
orally believe he set out to accomplish
securing his release. He came to Omaha
the champion batter for 1907 Of the North
west Pacific league. He leaves Omaha
with a batting average of .25I.
His general work became so manifstly
indifferent that when the team left foT
the west a few days ago he was left IN
Omaha. This action by the management
was applauded by the fans, for the fans
nave been very sore at Householder. lie Is
the fourth man in left field whose work
gave the impression Of "loafing.' The
others we're Dusty Miller, Buck Thiel and
Bassey.
Fisher. Householder's successor, has not
yet begun to bat heavily, but word comes
that Pa and Franck are highly pleased
with the showing he Is making. He Is
playing ball and will round to at the bal
In due time.
I'VE are going to get that flag is the
word that floats in from Colorado from
your Pa.
And to that end President Rourke IL
dickerlng with a big league battery, whos'
addition to the team would mean woEder'
and bring Joy to the fans, Money is no
going to rob Omaha of the flag this year
II money can bring it here.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
FAST CARD FOR TECUMSEH
Big List of Entries in State Circuit
Harness Races.
PURSES TOTAL THREE THOUSAND
facing VIII Begin July 2 and VIII
Conclude on Fourth of July
brask Turf Favor
Ltes Compete.

TECUMSEH, Neb., June G.-(Special.)-
Horses have already began to arrive for
the race meet of the Nebraska Speed as
ISOLATION, to be held in Tecumseh Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of next week.
A long string of horses from all over the
country will be here. Three thousand dol
lars in purses have been hung up.
Following are the entries:
Three-year-old trot: GaZote, ir., blk. h.,
by Gazote, j.. ii. Harrison, Oskaloosa, la;
Nelson, Phinipsburg. Kan; Teddy X, b.
s., by Red TOler, Theodore Kay, Exeter,
Neb;; Buster Boy B. s. by Agsmem non
Medium Fast, b. h., by Red Medium, o. j.
Johnson, Santana, Cal; Pullman Thorn,
B 6sn Ne by c6 SILVER K ThErn; vi WiinS 8one b B'i2 m.
by Cecllian Chief, s r, Sears Denver
Cole; Luly Red, b. nj by BED Red Medium asat e.
s., by LockhArt, W. M. Jackson, Fremont,
Neb,; Nebraska Beauty. blk. m, by g. the
Great. w. M. Jackson, Fremont, Ne6. /;
Maud l. blk. f.. by Pat L. j. W. LASH
q class sr s:Si i% rot Eedl s.Sf1.o6 b, s. 5.k BY
5 %SfS = Frank lincoln IN D. Nss6.; 0y si TSnEaq Ayers as,
jr., b. h.. by silver Ayers, Earl Beezley,
Syracuse. Neb.; Count Direct, b, h.. by
Monteros, b. g. by Anteros John N. steS-
art. Lamar, Mo; John Dycert. b. g., oy
Pat Glare, L 7; carpenter Memphis
I'd Morgan, Falls City. Neb KlOndyke,
ch. g., by Noble, George Rigby, Coneordia,
KAN; Katherine Kinnel, CHI. m, by Sphinx
old. Kuster- Erwin Horse company, Lara
ME, Wye; GaZote, jr., blk. h. by GaZote
j. II. Harrison, Oskaloosa, Ia; Tar Baby.
blk. m, by Oakland Flash. w. b. McCoT'
mick, Manhattan, Kan; Ed Woodline, b
=, by Woodiine, White & Sears. Holyoke
Colo; Luly Red, b. m, by Red Medium
White & Sears, Holyoke, Cole: COUNTESS
beatrice, Neb, Nj. II. r., b. g. by Prince
NutwoOd, A. w. Harvey, Extra. Ia; Vir
gineer, blk. g.. by Actioneer, A. w Har
e. 'HuIshiSer. Wymore, Neb.; Big Chief, br
g. by Firmin, w. l. Hi, Arapahoe, Neb
Glass 2:24, trotting: Con Baron, b; g.
Frank s., b. e., by Conrad, Edward Pyle
Lincoln, Neb.; Redlander. b. g., by Rec
G~reenlander, J. H. Harrison, oskaloosa
3. Chandler, Clay Center, KAN; Ravel
Wing, blk, g., by Entertainer, River Sid
stock farm, Edon, Ia. DR., s. skinner
III; Lucinda, b. m. by Thomas York. J
F.. Williamson, Denver, Colo; Pullman
Thorn, b. h., by silver Thorn. jr, OH
Dillon. Denver, Colo; Sequel B.. 5. m. b.
wawan, w, NJ. Jackson. Fremont, Neb.
COnnors, b. g., by Titus, @. HulshiLer IVY
more, Neb Tony Bell. biz. 3, by Ton,
w, +. G. Bell. Holdrege, Neb.; Lolo b
b. m, by Tony W. R. H Bell, Holdreg,
W. Harvey EsiTs, Ia NJ H, R, p g
Ia; Count Direct. b. h., by Redirect, Eai
Beezlsy. syracuse. Neb.; SILVER Ayers. jr
d. H., by Silver Ayers, Hri Beezley' syrs
Class ELS, trotting: Check Hook. $ $
by Conrad, Edward Pyle, lincoln. Neb
Martha c, by Pat Clare, l., T.. Carpente
val King. T. s. Morton. Hiswatha. Kan
Clay Center, b. $, by Edminton. l.. {
Chandler, Clay Center, Kan; Emmola, b
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

VIII Have Training Table and Track
ON ShiDbOard.

NEW YORK, June H.-When the steamer
Philadelphia sailed for Europe today Il
carried practically all Of the American
team Of athletes who are TO compete In the
Olympic games at London In many quar-
tiers Il is regarded as the strongest ard
most representative body Of athletes ever
sent from America to compete with
Europe's pick.
Thousands of enthusiasts crowded the
pier long before the steamer was scheduled
to sail. and several brass bands ~enlivened
the occasion.
Both Manager Halpin and Trainer
~ ~ rhsv u5n nss tbs nao1 Az
for the work, and a board track will be
rugged up for running and jumping. They
will have a special training table and a
gymnasium with all the necessary APP
paratus aboard.
Two members OF the team are so anx-
ious to compete In London hat today they
began their trip across the Atlantic as
stokers, one of them on the Philadelphia
and the other on the Minnehaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
c. W.. defeat M. u. smiths.

In a fast eleven-inning game John Lewis
:. w team defeated the M. Il. Smith
team yesterday afternoon by the score
of 8 to T. The game was played on the
c. w. grounds at Forty-third and Dewey
avenue. The M. E.. Smiths tied the score
in the ninth inning, making It 6 to 6. In
the tenth each side scored, the G. WIS
being a home run, and In the eleventh by
fast fielding, including q double play. the
c. WIS shut out the Smiths and made a
score In their half, winning the game.
Bob Thorpe was one of the stars, making
he winning run and assisting In a double
play to Underhill. Umpire; Coad.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Western League Averages

And still McDonough leads the Western
league batters. And this Is a precedent.
How many cstchers are leading or ever
have led leagues at the bat? A few. yes.
but in most cases they have been catchers
who only went TO bat now and then. Nc
Donough, up 10 the time this table was
compiled. had been at bat 100 times. He Is a
regular Buck Ewing sort of fellow. Aubrey
has passed WEIGH and now leads the
Omaha batters with an average Of $40, the
same he had last week. which once en-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Melissa q1o. Mccarthy. 0 to 81 won, Taboo
III, T.. Dugan, 4 to y third. Time: 1:O1.
Arionette. Yankee Daughter, Wild Pigeon,
Chaperon, Mystic, Rose Beaumont, Rubia
Granda and Ahler also ran.
CINCINNATI, June T.-Latonia sum-
mary:
First race, five furlongs:, Mabel Henry
G07, Warren, S10.2 straight) won, Cow
din G10, Butler, $11.2O for place. second,
Timei Nii:Toii. Happy KAT Kate. cSoimo, Land
lord, Emperor William and Mercadel also
ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

phaslzes what The Bee said recently about
Chick being an everyday ball player, one
who plays good ball every day in the week.
The 800 list has dwindled to eight men.
Denver has three Of these. Omaha and
Des Moines each two and Pueblo one and
that is an irregular. From WEIGH you drop
to Householder. who closed his Western
league career with .257. Aubrey still stays
up at the top in fielding. Here are the
entire averages for the entire league:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

pes Moines ..........O o 1 O2Oi q IS.
Sioux City ..........O 0 o o o o.
Earned runs: Des Moines, 3; Sioux City.
{. Two base hits: Bader, Dwyer. Weed
Granville. Campbell. Bases on balls. by
Witherup. ?; by starr. 5. Struck out: by
Witherup. Z; by Starr. B. stolen bases
F1ournoy. Bader, Nlehoff, Dolan. Double
plays: Anderson to Dryer, Anderson 20
Dolan to Dryer. Sacrifice hits: Anderson,
Fitzpatrick. Niehoff Time. 2N0. Attend
ance: 1000. Umpire: OCallaghan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
U. P. SHOPS DEFEAT SOLDIERS
Union Psciac Team Takes Game from
signal Corps.

The Shops boys went out TO Fort Omaha
yesterday and defeated the Fort team by
the score Of 3 TO 5. Cass was driven from
the box in seven innings. Nells, who took
his place, did a little better. The features
Of the game were the base stealing of
Gibson, who stole five bases. and War
Horse b. Casey. The Shop team is under
new management. w. Baumber being man
ager. ANY teams wishing games write to
him. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
nnnkern nefent nnker.

The Omaha National bank beat the
Baker Bros, Z to yesterday. The bankers
played steady ball and while the Baker
Team gathered in the most hits they came
when they did not count. Reed pulled off
a couple of catches for the engravers
which were surely sensational. Score:
R.H.E.
o. N. B.........O 0 0 / 20 a {. 81 9 2
Bakers Bros 30 o 1 0 0 o 3D. IL 4
Batteries: o, N. B., Travis and Clark;
Baker Bros, Dooley and Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Clerks Beat Painters.

The clerical department of the Union Pa
cific car shops defeated the shop painters
in the fastest game witnessed on the Union
Pacific diamond this season. Jimmie
Saunders, pitcher for the clerks, struck out
famed by Small. an alleged semi-profes-
sional. Score:
Clerks ...........O 0 o o 2 o. 8 !
Painters 40 o 0 0 e. II 5
Batteries: Clerks. Saunders and Gloden;
painters, Small and Wulett. Time; l:2j.
Umpire: Murphy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
poubIe-Hender at Vinton.

What should prove to be an interesting
double-header is booked for Vinton Street
park Sunday afternoon between the Amer
leans and Hollys and the Lee-Glass-Andree-
sens and Storz Coronas.
This is the first opportunity that the
Lee-Glass-Andreesens and Coronas have
had to clash this season, and as both are
d~esirous Of gaining supremacy the contest
will no doubt be interesting.
The. Americans and Hollys Will start the
first game promptly at 2 O'Clock, with
Cross pitching for the Hollys and Denny
for the Americans.
The following is the lineup for the Lee
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
TIME TABLE FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
Schedule of Events by the
Committee.

Committee.
LONDON, Tune 27.-The following is the
time table for the first and second week
of the Olympic games, showing the time
that will be devoted to each event.
The Marathon race will be run July "a,
from Windsor to Stadium, while on Octo-
Der 10 the winter section of the Olympic
games begin, such as lacrosse, foot ball,
hockey, etc.
From October 20 to 81 the boxing will
be on. September IL the Middlesex Walk
ing club will hold a twenty-four-hour
record race, a similar one not being held
for twenty-seven years.
THE TIME TABLE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
SACRIFICE HITS.
.er player has to exceed Q.
STOLEN RAISES.

All other players have less than 10.
Sacrifice Hits-Denver, "a; Lincoln, So; Pu-
eblo, SO; Omaha, 49, Sioux City, s.; Des
Moines, A.,
stolen B-sses-sloux City, 1875; Pueblo. lis:
Des Moines, l06; Lincoln, 100; Omaha, IS;
Denver. SS.
Team Batting-Denver, .26S; Pueblo. POI:
Des Moines. .243; Omaha, .2I1; Sioux City,
1872, Lincoln, .22S.
Team Fielding-Lincoln, 1856; Sioux City,
1858; Omaha, .95l; Des Moines, .94S; Denver,
.942; Pueblo, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
FORT OMAHA.


Earned runs Shops. 4. Two-base hits
McGuian. Claire. Three-base hit: Glib
son. First base on balls: OFF Cass, /
off Young. l. Struck out. BY Cass, 8
by Young, l. Double play: Perkins C
Manner. Lmpires. j. Casey and Rapp.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Armhrus,er s-aspended.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Juns N.-Outfield
Armbruster OF the Toledo base ball team
in the American association was today sus-
pended for three days by President OBHen
for umpire batting In yesterdays game
with Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
sIoux Ctty second Tbursday.

KEARNEY, Neb., June H.-Sporting Ed
itor The Bee: What team held second place
in the Western leagua penhant race Thurs
day, June 25? \ SUBSCRIBER
Ans.-Sioux City. Omaha and Lincoln
were tied for first.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Use Bee want ads to boost your business
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

Congress. In this connection he cites
the case Of the reversal Of the Standard
OIL ine Of o than t29.0OO.OOo. In
which an application for . writ Of GER
tiorari has been made to the Supreme
Court.
He holds that an amendment Of the
present laws would be appropriate In
the case Of al criminal proceedings. but
suggests that it would be especially so
In connection with prosecutions where
b wealth Of the defendant usually
renders an appeal N his or its part
from any adverse judgment a matter
Of course.
The Attorney Generals opinion ID
that In such cases there n no question:
OF double jeopardy. 40 the appeal OF
the defendant from the ORIGINAL convic-I
ton IL recognized by the ~undoubted
weight Of well-considered judicial au-i
thority as a waiver Of his rights In
this respect and as In the absence OF
some such provision Of law as the At
torney General recommends guilty per-
sons may escape from just punishment
under the law as finally determined By
the court OF last resort.
He declares that the consistent pol
Icy Of the Department Of Justice during
the year In enforcing the statutes in
tended to protect the Interstate and for
elgn m OF the country from
evils arising through combinations In
restraint OF trade and attempts to Gre
ate monopoly. as well as discrimina-
tions and other illegal practices on the
part OF common carriers engaged In
such commerce, has been to investigate
whether by public authorities or by re
Sponsible private citizens, and TO au-
thorize proceedings, whether civil or
criminal, only when such investigation
has shown the complaints to be serious
and well founded and that success
might be reasonably expected.
Mr.. Bonaparte reports that this pol
icy was attended during the year by a
fair measure of success in the proceed
ines authorized and that as a conse-.
quence Of decisions already obtained
Or expected soon the statutes dealing
with such cases will soon be interpreted
% authoritatively that those seeking to
comply with the law will be relieved
from all uncertainty as to what the law
really IL. He says that serious obsta-
cles have been encountered In enforcing
the statutes and that these may be with
advantage readily removed BY further
legislation.
The United States has had occasion
OF late years, and will probably have
occasion In future" he declared, ito.
prosecute criminally many corporations
Of other artificial persons. Az such Of
tenders cannot be physically arrested.
It ID obviously desired that a simple
and convenient form Of process shall be
prescribed by law to have the legal ef-
feet Of an actual arrest and removal to
the trial district as In the case Of a
natural person"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
CLAIMS TO BE HAYS WIDOW.



That Adelbert Hay. non Of the late
Secretary Of State. John Hay. was =
husband and father II the time OF his
death from q fall from a second story
bedroom window. was declared By the
mother Of Mrs. Mary Ryiand Hay
who claims to be young Hays widow
after her daughter Ind applied for a
marriage license to marry DIR. Arthur
Kraut. q wealthy manufacturing chem
LIST Of Philadelphia.
Adelbert Hay. she said. eloped from
Washington In August. 1900. to Attain
tic City with her daughter. and they
were there married by the Rev. VIII
lam Taylor Snyder OF Washington. For
seven years she said. both she and her
daughter have tried u~nsuccessfully TO
compel the Hay family to admit the
marriage. or at least recognize young
Adelbert Hay Jr. as the grandson Of
the former statesman.
Obstacles were thrown In thsir way
and they were handicapped By poverty.
She DIR. Snyder Of Withholding
the facts. Her daughter has 4 record
Of the marriage. she sayn but no GER
tincate.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
HOUSE sLAPs AT ROOSEVELT,


Bases Secret Service Charges.
The House IL Representatives Thurs
day. BY unanimous vote. adopted a res-
oiutton requesting the President 20 sup
ply 1t with any evidence that may b.
In his possession that will justify the
statement In his last annual message In
relation TO the attitude OF members of
Congress toward appropriations for the
secret service Of tho government.
Mr.. Perkins, chairman OF the special
committee charged to investigate the
allegations made In the Presidents mes-
sagc. and John sharp Williams Of Mis-
stssippi both stated on the fioor that
Il was the desire Of the special commit
tee to be just toward the President In
allowing him TO submit any evidence hs
may have, aud both declared that the
committee would give II full and Inn
partial consideration. Mr.. Perkins said
the committee would continue In SEES
sion during the Christmas holidays No
that 1t might receive such evidence from
the President promptly and proceed to
consider II.
Both the resolution aud all OF the
preamble. except that part Of the latter
Interpreting the meaning Of the Priest
dents message In relation to the secret
service. adopted unanimously by
. viva VOC vote. Mr.. Bennett OF New
York demanded = division on the pre-
amble provision stating the commit
tees Interpretation Of the Prestdent's
structures upon Congress. but before
the division was entered upon endeav-
ored to withdraw his motion. Mr.. WILL
INNS insisted that this could not b.
dcne. and. the vote being taken. 40
members voted aye and n no on this
part OF the preamble.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
HELD UP BIZ FOUR RoBBEas.


Expeess Car Dyuamlte9, but Messea-
ser says Highwayaen Gst Little.
Oregon Railroad and Navigation train
No. l, known as tire Chics go Portland
special. was held up and the express ca.
dynamited by four unmarked robbers
shortly after 0 o'clock on . recent night.
nine miles east Of Portland, Ore. Ex-
press Messenger o. Fl. Hun said the rob-
bers secured little Of value. The robbers
did not modest the passengers. but un-
coupled the express car and ordered the
engineer to take It down the track to-
ward Portland. About q mile beyond the
point where the train was held up the
doors OF the express car were shattered
by nitroglycerine. The train did not
carry q through safe, q small local safe
and a strong box being the only recep-
tacles for valuables. The robbers com
PEELED Express Messenger Hun to open
the small safe. IL contained but three
or four small packages, believed to have
been OF small value. Ths strong box
was not touched. The robbers escaped.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
PILLAGE AND KILL IN ARMENIA.

Turkish Troops Protect Inhabitants
AGninst Persian IrPegulars.
A dispatch from Urumiah nys that 4
Turkish detachment arrived at Gilman
the other day to protect the Inhabitants
against the excuses Of the Persian irreg-
ulars commanded by Satar Khan. The
latter. who had been authorized BY the
Shah to restore order, has raised . force
OF Kurds and plisaged and burned . num-
Der Of Armenian villages. killing men,
women and children. The Armenians
appealed first to the local Turkish author
tiles and then to Constantinopls, whence
authority for the Intervention was 70.
Mived.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

tion u 1mpleyss 1pr4oeas6
Between 800 ~ UgO0O dsafll1
among wossingnen NJ zoo0yOo0 in
juries = ~ accidenk feeo1d u -
United states - tasesyonfsseaoe&ng
10 ! heIyftIp i>Dne4 " ~ hgupan q
heSe. O. t1pao aonpoeoe6s1 ek<kok1e
ana workshops, & = 6~ecato4e4 -.
SHY the most sxpcse1 cla11 - -
workers II iroa M sees. ynka1 aert
dents among elert1sclann an6 easetEte
lsnensrn and coal mlnesu aTe declared -
b. ~<xcsssjvA while railway tr1lnmen
wsre killed n Tho propoetton e 10
deaths fsr Lao employees
The bulletin declares thal muoA cou11
b. doo~ for ths prote<fion q the wag1-
in@man that n neglected. tA1aGA @any
and ~farsrracting improvements have
been introduced In factoey practice n
th~ last decade. II b potnted out that
the possibilities for succrsnfnl accident
prevention have he~n ci<arly d<noo-
strsfed In the expertruc~ at forrim
sountriex
~t;ranfing." thu bulletin STATES. 'thnt
he underlying cnn6eticna IN Enrupean
countries srv often quite different and
that many 81 our Industrial aec56satn
may b. the result az k~nosance. r~ckienw
tndi5er~nce or ~taFcacnauesat - fact ~
mains taAt an Immense amssat II hur
man itfs h wasted and : vase amuune
" injury h d0ne . health m
strength. with fv~ulttn9 pAyaeral -
mirsnent. which haa : WY ceoml1eFa-
biz ~ssnoaHsc vaIue ~ - nattSa ~ =
whole"
II h insist~d that II sh0a1d NJ ~
imrnsaihie 10 NV q ieaae ene-tAir3
and perhaps aas~haif ~ IntslIietns -
rational mrshn1a " fnetney tn1per<ton.
~<gisiaticn and cuntrOL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
COUPLE MURDERED m SLEEP.
Assassin ack Faces of Man and
Wife with Hatchet.

Assassia Hacks Faces of Man and
Wife with Hatehet.
Wicent1 F1orczik and his wife were
murdered BY an assassin at their resi-
dence, 1S2 Bird street. Wilmington. Del.
Their bodies were found by Alexander
Florczik. brother OF the murdered mar.
and q lodser at the house. who IL detain-
ed at police headquarters. Alexander
told the police that when he went home
about II O'Clock at night be wa unable
to gain admittance, and spent the night
With IN uncle. He went to the house
about 0 O'Clock In the morning and found
the bodies. He said the TX childrsn. .
girl 2 years old and a 2-mouths-oh baby,
had not been molested. The baby lay In
. crib between the beds occupied By the
parents. Beth Of the victims had been
hacked n the fhcs witt . hatchst which
wss found on the mans bed The murder
II thought 70 have bean committed for
revenge. F1orcsik was q. and his wife
~ years Old. The prisoner b 10.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

State In the Taft
cabinet. according
to a report In
Washington that
appears to be au-
thentic. Mr.. Knox,
1t ID said, has con
scented to serve In
the cabinet. at a
sacrifice OF his per
sonal ~inclinations.
as he would prefer
~ rxasY, IN Ia Sha
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
DROPS BOMB ON Los ANGELES.

AtrshiD Expert shows How Easy IL
WosIa BE to Destroy City.
Roy Knab~nshue Thursday night At.
tempted In Los Angeles, Cal. to demon
strate how In airship could sail over 4
city unobserved under cover Of darkness
and destroy the city by the uss Of power
full explosives. His flight failed in this
respect. however. ~ his airship was easily
discernible and the whir Of the motor and
propeller could BE- heard at . great dis
lance. Knabenshue dropped . harmless
bomb " the city hall. where II was found
later. Knabenshus was accompanied BY
George Dsnsler. his machinist.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

supreme Court Deems Convicted Mes
Z InDg16onlAena.
The Supreme Court Of Missouri az.
frmed the sentences Of John Weoley and
Robert Sassman to life terms In the Otatt
renitentiary for murder. Wooiey killed
his ~stepdaughter. Pearl Smith, aged 3
years, and Sa0man killed . travelling
companion, Carl Miller. taking bis waeon
and horses Ths latter crime was NOT dis-
covered for ssvsuj years. when Il va
revealsd b. . woaan accomplicA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

Senate. Ii Is said that Mr.. Knox's resig-
nation from the Senate IL ready to be
submitted TO Gov. Stuart.
Senator Knox was appointed Attor
ney General by President Mckinley
and remained In that position under
Roosevelt until 1904. when upon the
death Of Matt Quay he became Senator
for Pennsylvania.