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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-27
Second Dreyfus.

Chas. B. U1lmo, an ensign in the
French navy, has been fexnd guilty by
a courtmartial of attempting to sell
naval secrets to foreign power and
sentenced to life Imprisonment in a
fortress, and to be degraded from his
RINK.
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aRre Auef Arrenasmes1sa.

San Haasiseo, Rss. 24.-Evess de-
tad ef sAs nsgeE Mions betweea the
gze4f pFSsseax ton and Abe Rusf VIII
be 'hsard IN Tire selfaastiye afIfaavits
to ka fksa n ssAoe LaWlor's court
this week k5 DiRzast Attorney Eaa e.
dAp. Asssidtasnt District Ettasney Fran
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-27
unfair List" Is a Boycott.

ane illinois supreme court at
apiinsheid has decided that labor
unloh unfair list" is in effect a boy
oott sid could be enjoined.
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More Money for the Indi1n..

The Indian appropriation bill, which
was reported to the senate, carries
So, 825,829, an increase of $l,610, 1e3
over the total appropriations made by
the bill as it was passed by the house.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-27

Stuyvesant Fish Gives Up.
Stuyvesant Fish announces that the
contest ia the Chicago courts to pre-
vent the voting of Illinois Central Rail-
road company stock held by the Union
Pacific Railroad company was closed.
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Curtain for evening perfornaases
$3.50, matinees 2::30. No enc WI be
seated during Al asst
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-27
calls for Na.n Na.s~

AYerpsol.-Charles NJ. schwab has
,ert mere fer New York On the steamer
EddMtsHia
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-27
ketcheII Whips Sullivan.

Colma Arena, Colma, Cal-Young
Ketchell, the Grand Rapids Mich
mfddleweight, made short work of
Mike (Twin) Sullivan Saturday after
noon In their scheduled 25-round bat
tie. The end came after but one min
ute and Is seconds fighting in the
first refund.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
FIREMAN'S SERIOUS CONDITION
PhiIadeIphia's Hero Assistant Chief
InhaIes smoke and May Die
as Result.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. pas the re-
suit of smoke inhalation during a fire in
a moving picture theater last night, Sam
uel Dunlap, an assistant fire chief and one
of the best known men in the local de-
partment, is in a precarious condition at
a hospital. Several other men were over
come by smoke during the fire, but with
the exception of Dunlap none is in a Sc
rious condition.
Chief Dunlap has been in more acci-
dents than any other member of the Phil
adelphia fire department and he has
more than once fooled the surgeons by re-
turning to duty after they had pro-
nounced him hopelessly incapacitated.
Moreover. he is the hero of one of the
most desperate rescues in the history of
the department, having at the imminent
risk of his own life gone into a building
several years ago, bringing out Abe
Lacey. a fireman, who was injured with
him in last nights fire.
He went through smoke and sparks on
that occasion with a roof nearly 100 feet
above ready to topple. Almost as soon
as he reached the street with Lacey the
building collapsed. For this act he was
awarded a gold medal by the George
Meade post. Grand Army of the Republic,
Of which he is a member. He carries a
bullet in his body received in the civil
war.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
MOVING PICTURE MEN MEET
PrOprIetOrs of New York shows Plan
to Fight Mayors Order
Revolving Licenses.

NEW YORK, Dec. @-More than three
hundred of New Yorq city's $50 moving pic
ture showme met today and protested
against Mayor McClellan's action in revok-
ing their licenses and closing their shows.
A committee Of twenty-five was appointed
to report on a plan of organization TO con-
test the enforcement Of the mayors de-
cree.
The mayors order was aimed at ex-
hibItors of Objectionable pictures and places
which was not living up to the fire regu-
~lations, and it was stated by him thta re-
newals OF licenses would only be granted
to showmen whose places are conducted
unobjectionably. who take proper precau-
tions against fire. and pledge themselves
not 10 open their places on Sunday.
The mayors order was Tigidly enforced
in Manhattan and the Bronx.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
Iowa News Notes.

LOGAN-w. G. Coulthard of Missouri
Valley has been appointed deputy sheriff
of Harrison county to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation OF Mr..
Logan, former deputy.
LOGAN-Alfred Longman was given a
great surprise by forty-five OF his relatives
Tuesday on his S7th birthday. Mr.. Long
man came to Harrison county in 1853, and
has been one of the most successful stock
raisers and extensive farmers OF the
county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e. Hatfield,
a former well known resident Of Ames,
was arrested in Missouri yesterday and re-
turned to Nevada and placed in Jail there
today on a change of wife desertion, filed
by Mrs. Hatfield. Hatfield was arraigned
thie afternoon, and held to the grand jury.
MARSHALLTOWN - Gilman, Marshall
county, will hold a special election on
January is to vote on a proposition to levy
a tax OF 2 per cent with which to build a
new school house to take the place of the
one destroyed by fire in the fall. Bonds
are to be Issued IN the sum of S13, 800 for
the building project.
MARSHALLTOWN-Two Nebraska resi-
dents were married in this city today. They
Were Mr.. Gilbert l. Collins, a farmer of
Fullerton, Neb., who married Mrs. Alice b.
Stouffer of this city and Miss Pearl II.
Owens OF Geneva, Neb.. who became the
wife of George A. Barnes, a printer of
Oelwein, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
SUIToRS FIGHT WITH KNIVES
Fatal Duel Between Two Cleveland
Men for Affections of Fourteen
Year-Old Girl.

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec. IA duel to the
death with knives in a dark room Christ.
mas eve between two suitors for the hand
of 14-year-old Julia P1ce, resulted in the
death OF Powell Fromich and the serious
injury Of Michael Milanovich. who is un.
der arrest on the charge OF murder. From
ich's brother was probably fatally stabbed
when he attempted TO separate the fight.
ing men. The girl was struck by Mllano-
Vich and badly hurt. Both Fromich and
Milanovich had pressed their suit and pro-
posed marriage to the girl. She refused
each in his turn. Each thought the other
the cause Of his rejection. Both men were
boarders at the Pics home.
Milanovich is said to have gone to From
ich's room and accused the latter OF steal.
ing his sweetheart.
II am going to kill you for it, the police
say he threatened. Then ensued the fatal
fight. The men slashed at each other and
also at Fromich's brother when he tried
to act as a peacemAker.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

been made. The loss of money was dis
covered when the bank opened for pusi-
ness on Monday morning. whether II was
taken by an expert thief after the close
OF the bank on Saturday or was removed
after the vault had been locked for the
night has not been determined. All the
officers of the bank refuse to discuss the
matter. President John Bartle admitted
that the robbery had occurred, but said
that In view OF the fact that the bank was
insured for $3.50 0 with a casualty company
the loss to the stockholders would be less
than 5000. The bank is capitalized at Sioo,-
900. with a surplus of $4,000 and has undi-
vided profits of $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
CURRENT NEWS OF IOWA
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Office is Scott Street. Both Phones 4s.
Both Phones 4S.

not before the handsome parlor rug had
two large holes burned through It. Cap
ain Hough's hands and face were pain
fully blistered and all the Christmas
presents on the tree were practically
ruined.
No official record Of the blaze was made
at the headquarters of the fire department
and Captain Hough was able to be on duty
last evening, although his hands were
swathed in ~bandages and his face looked
somewhat as though It had been exposed
to the fierce rays of a summer sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
Christmaa Tree Catches Fire.

Clarence Hough. captain OF fire company
No. 4 attended a fire yesterday morning
all by himself. The blaze at which he per-
formed the part OF the entire fire depart
ment was at his home on Yin street and
was incident to the celebration OF Christ
mas day.
Having had TO be on duty Thursday night
the Christmas tree celebration at Captain
HOuSh's home was deferred until yester-
day morning, In some manner the tree
got ablaEe from the candles and In a few
seconds was burning fiercely.
Disdaining TO turn I'm a fire alarm Cap
ain Hough decided to tackle the blaze
hngle handed. He succeeded In getting the
slaIins tree out into the back yard. but
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
TWO TRAGEDIES IN OKLAHOMA
Deputy sheriff Mitchell Killed at
Hogan Institute while Quiet
ing Disturbance.

PRYOR CREEK, okl, Dec. e6.-Deputy
Sheriff Nicholas Mitchell was shot and
killed at Hogan Institute, fifteen miles
south OF here. when he attempted to quiet
a disturbance at a Christmas celebration
last night. Sam and Henry Frye are under
arrest and a posse is seeking George Frye.
The Fryes are OF Cherokee descent. wealthy
and prominent.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okl., Dec. %
Billy Bunch, a well known character at
Colgate. was killed at noon today while
resisting arrest on a Colgate street by
City Marshal Stouse, his brother-in-law
six shots were fired in Bunch's body and
he died instantly. Bunch opened fire upon
stouse and Constable Kennedy, brother-in-
law to the other two men. when they
sought to arrest him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
MINOR MENTION.
Davis, drugs.

Davis, drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel S3a
Midwlnter term Western Iowa college
opeLs Monday, January 4, 1909. Send for
catalogue.
Fred and Bess Lucier in their lauRhable
one act farce. "A Rustic Romeo" at the
Diamond theater Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
DR.. Macrae has moved his offices from
the Merriam block to the City National
Bank building. Practice limited to surgery
and gynaecology.
Work on putting in the floor in the
Auditorium building, 1t is said, will be be-
constructed of hard maple over a concrete
base. The Maccabees have secured the use
of the Auditorium for their annual ball on
January 10.
Spontaneous combustion Is believed to
have caused a blaze in q coal shed belong
ing to the Milwaukee railroad early yester-
day morning. The men of No. 5 fire COM
!, pany responded to the alarm, but as the
shed was located near South avenue. be-
to do much. Only a few tons OF coal, 1t is
said, We're lost.
Frank Elgan, royal vizier of Shadukiam
temple, Dramatic Order OF the knights OF
Kohorassan, has sent out notice that The
: Arabs OF the oasis OF Council Bluffs, plain
OF Pottawattam1e, desert of Iowa, will
gather at the temple amid the palms at
ceremonial" Some tyros are TO be escorted
across the burning sands of the desert, OF
in other words will be initiated into tht
order.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
POLICEMAN NOT SERIOUSLY HURT
Bullet Fired by HIghwayman Will
Keep Him on Duty Awhile.

Bullet Fired by Highwayman Will
Keep Him on Duty Will
Patrolman S. b. Smith. who was shot In
the shoulder Thursday night by an uni
IDENTIFIED man, who is believed to have,
just before shooting the officer, held up
and robbed ]. w. Schiller of 43 Damon
street. while not confined to his bed as
the result of the wound. will not be able
to resume duty for several days. The bull
let pierced the muscles of the shoulder
and as a result, that member yesterday was
quite stiff and swollen.
In talking OF the encounter with the sup
posed thug, officer ninth said yesterday
that he would have been able to shoot the
fellow as he turned from Glen avenue on
Broadway, only for the crowds of people
who were on the street. Smith was afraid
to shoot for fear Of hitting some innocent
person, but succeeded IN emptying the last
cartridge in his revolver at the fellow as
he turned into the alley south Of the city
hall on Bryant street. The marks where
Smiths bullet struck the wall Of the build
ing was plainly visible yesterday.
1t is the belief Of the police that the
fellow was hiding in the shadow Of the
Woodward Candy factory on Pierce street
for the purpose of perpetrating another
holdup, when Patrolman Smith discovered
him.
Although every available officer on the
night force was at once put to work on
the search for the supposed highwayman,
they were unable to secure any trace of
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
ATTEMPT TO LYNCH BURGLAR
Negro Who Helped Drill safe at
Palmetto, Ga, Finally Lodged
I'm Hail.

PALMETTO, Ga, Dec. 8.-Following
the attempted burglary of the Palmetto
bank and the robbing of the cuthbert
Hardware company's store early today by
three negroes. one Of the burglars was cap
tured and narrowly escaped lynching at the
hands of the Infatuated citizens. The
crowd was finally prevailed 10 let the law
take its course and the negro was taken
to F~airburn. the county seat. and lodged
in jail.
Armed with shotguns aud rifles, a score
or more citizens searched the surrounding
country today for the other negroes. The
burglars drilled the hinges OF the outer
door Of the bank safs.bat were unable to
reach the inner door and get at the banks
cash
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
Breath 0dOrS
Removed by Charcoal
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Pure, simple willow CHARCOAL absorbs
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The willow is renowned for its curative
properties and ancient legendary lore is
filled with it's use. by barbarlans and civil
lized men. AS early as 500 B. C.. the
ancient Chaldeans were sageIy curing dis-
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
nentha of a Dax.


Henry Knickman, a retired farmer ana
resident of Po~ttawattamie county for thirty
five years. died yesterday morning at the
home Of his son. Conrad Knickman, in Keg
Creek township, aged % years. Death was
due to dropsy after an Illness OF three
weeks. Deceased. who was a native OF Ger
many, Is survived by two sons, Conrad or
this county and John OF Rockport. Mo-. and
four daughters-Mrs. Minnie Holmes. Mrs.
Louisa Korgan and Mrs. L. Anderson, all
OF Lewis township. ana Mrs. Mary Paulus
OF Los Angeles. Cal. The funeral will be
held sunday morning at u:SO o'clock from
the Church OF Christ in Dumfries and
burial will be in the Evangelical cemetery
Ia Dumfrics. Short services will be held
at the residence before the oortege goes
70 the church.
Ardeth, the infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest M. Malone. 1921 Avenue b, died yes
tsrday morning. ased 5 months. The fu-
neral win be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the family residence and burial will
be in Fairview cemetery.
Willie, the 5-year-old son Of Mr., and Mrs.
J. G. Rhoades. 1904 Avenue +, died yester-
day from stomach trouble after a weeks
illness. Arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed.
AEalia Vera Devern. the W-year-old
adopted daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
stuart. sic North T~wenty-sixth street,
South Omaha. died yesterday from pneu-
monia after a brief illness. The family
formerly resided in Council Bluffs. The
funeral will be held Sunday and burial
will be in Fairview cemetery, this city.
The funeral OF the late Adelbert Hough
win be held this morning at 3 o'clock from
the Catholic church In Nicola, Following
the services in Nicola the eortege will &c
to the Grange church in Boomer township,
where short services will be held and burial
will be in the Grange cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

s~trainlng order issued, by Judge A.. H.. Coch-
ran at Covington. Ky, several days ago.
siler. Ryan. Henry, waddell. Mes
slngsi and Tate Of Somerset, KY, and Mar
shall Mullins Of Richmond went to stearns
and found the strikers barricaded in a no
tel and were fired upon. Then ensued the
fight. during which Mullins was killed and
several Of the miners wounded. The no
tel was then burned and the miners fled.
Marshal Ryan got separated from the
others and Il Is feared he was killed. A
rosse OF fifty men went to stearns, as II
Is feared further trouble may ensue.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
THREE OFFER TO CONFESS
Additional Evidence Against Night
Riders In Tennessee II Avail
able 10 the state.

UNION CITY, Tenn, Dec. 3-Addi-
tiona evidence, the confessions of three
alleged members OF the night rider band
Of Reelfoot lake, was offered the state
today, 1t is stated. In connection with the
trials of eight alleged leaders Of the
riders accused or having a part In the.
~lynching of Captain Quentin Rankin at
Walnut Log. Whether the evidences will
be accepted under the ~proviso of the men
who offered to testify that the three be
used az state witnesses is doubtful. the
prosecution considering that enough evil
dence has already been given on their
part. A conference OF state attorneys will
be held tomorrow, however. when a de-
cision will be reached.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
DEAD" MAN RETURNS HOME
Henry e. Agar of Princeton, Ind,
Comes Back TO Face Charge
of

PRINCETON. Ind. Dec. 8.-Henry e.
Agar. who was supposed to be dead. but
who was arrested in Texas some days ago,
was brought back to his old home today
and Immediately arralgned on the charge
OF forging the name OF Hugh d. McGary
on a note for $500 on the American Ma
tional ban OF this city. He was released
on bail. ten OF the leading citizens of this
county signing his bond. Agar Immediately
drove TO his home. where his wife and chill
dren eagerly awaited him. He refused 20
make any statement.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
FATHER KILLS CRIPPLED SON
Then Turns Revolver ON Himself
and Takes HIS own
Life.

LINCOLN, Dec. 26.-Herman Wiedburg,
a hackdriver, 90 years old. tonight killed
his son. Sidney, 9 years old. and then shot
himself, dying instantly. The murdered
child, who is a cripple, never having been
able to walk. was asleep with another
brother. According to the story Of the sec
ond son. the father came to the bed. lifted
the little Sidney out, placing him on the
floor and shot him twice through the heart.
Satisfying himself that his boy was dead.
the man then turned the weapon on hin.
self.
Wiedburg has. for soma time. been In
poor health. and his condition yesterday
became worse. Today he called d doctor,
who gave him little encouragement Brood
ing over his own ailment and that OF the
boy supposedly prompted the act.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
ISWoLSKY ADDRESSES DUMA
Speech Of Russian Minister on For
eiEn Policy Sheds Little Light
on MOOted Questions.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 26.-Foreign
Minister Iswolsky met with a favorable
reception in the Duma today when he pre-
scented the annual statement of Russias
foreign policy. He referred with warm
approval to the Japanese-American agree
ment, which, he said, guaranteed the ter
ritorial status quo, the open door in the
far east and the integrity and independ-
ence of China and the terms of which
were communicated to Russia before 1t
was signed.
The rest of M. Iswolsky's speech was
along general lines, repeating in milder
forms the views expounded in the Rus
sian note of December 20. 1t shed no
light on mooted questions, made no refer
ence to the foreign minister's trip to
European capitals. nor gave any substance
of the Russian proposals regarding the
recent annexation of Bosnia and Herze-
govnia by Austria-Hungary.
The most noteworthy. passage in the
address was the admission of the au-
hentlcity Of the Austro-Russian conven-
ton signed at Budapest in 1877, prior
to the formal declaration signed at Ber-
lin In 1878, an account of which was re-
Gently published In the Austrian press.
M. Iswolsky confessed that Russia could
not have raised Its individual protest
against the annexation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary because
its hand was bound by the previous Aus
tro-Russian agreement. The only way
open was for the concert OF powers and
other ~signatories TO hold Austria fast by
an arbitrary amendment to the Berlin
treaty.
NJ. Pokrovsky, social democrat. made q
speech devoted to the revelation of an al
legged Russian plot in Bulgaria during the
reign of Princ Alexander and during the
early years of the reign of Prince Ferd'
inand, tending to show that Russia EN-
ployed revolutionary methods and dis
tributed bombs, firearms and other ex'
l AIanLunn g. AnILALanN -.-nnnnL.n
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
STRIKERS FIGHT MARSHALs
Two Me Killed and Several Hurt in
Rattle Growing Out of Refusal
TO obey Injunction.

DANvILLE. Ky, Dec. IA battle be-
tween striking miners and five United
States marshals took place at Stearnes. a
coal mining town sixty miles south OF here
early today, and resulted in the death OF
two men and the wounding Of several 9TH
ers. The dead:
JOHN MuLLIN. United States marshal,
Richmond, Ky.
RICHARD ROSS. miner.
The wounded;
Marshal Tate. Somerset. ky.
Marshal Ryan, Somerset, Ky.
Several miners were also wounded
The trouble arose over the refusal OF
strike promoters to obey a temporary re-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
STEAMER DELAYED BY STORMS
Pretoria ach New York from
Hamburg After Twenty-One
Days struggle.

NEW YORK. Dec. 26-Having taken
twice the usual time to make Its run to
this port from Hamburg, which it left
twenty-one days ago, the steamer Pretoria
of the Hamburg-American line arrived to-
day with its log full OF entries recording
one OF the stormiest passages In tho
steamers history. The Pretoria was so de-
layed By the heavy weather that its coal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

supply run short. ana 1t was forced to put
into ST Johns. N. F., to replenish 1t. From
the time tn, steamer left the English
channel 1t was beaten and tossed about
by one gale after another. On December Is
the Pretoria only made forty-one miles,
and only fifty-two knots or the sixteenth.
For three whole days the passengers were
kept under decks.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
BANK LOSES LARGE SUN
First National of MOnrOvia Loses
$4,000 In Most Mysterious
Way.

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 8-The fact has Jbst
been made public that the First National
bAnk OF Monrovia. Cal, was robbed OF a
sum said to amount to $4,000 some time
between last Saturday and Monday. De-
tecuves have been at work on the case.
but it is stated hat no clews to the rob-
bers have been found and no arrests have