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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Wtnnar nefentn nodre.

WISNER, Neb, July 1~L-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Some good stick work and the ex-
cellent twirling of Schwartz defeated the
Dodge team here Saturday, 8 to 2. This
was the second game with Dodge, the
former being played Thursday, when Wis
ner defeated them by a score Of 3 to 4.
Batteries: Wisner, Schwartz and Zacek
Dodge, Spellman and Young.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Detroit Wins In Thirteenth.

DETROIT, July B,-Detroit had to use
three pitchers to win a th"irteen-inning
game from New York today. Five clean
York three runs and a tie score. Killian
was taken out in the tenth. with men at
third and first and one out, and Mullin,
who had pitched yesterday, pulled the team
out and finished the game, Cobb made his
Tooth hit Of the year, a double in the
fourth, and followed 1t by scoring from
second on en- intIeld grounder. A wild
throw on Mullins bunt in the thirteenth,
following Schmidt's single, led to the win
ming run, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Many people with chronic throat and
lung trouble have found comfort and relief
In Foley's Honey and Tar. as It cures stub
born coughs after other treatment has
failed. L n. RuGglss. Reasaor. Iowa.
writes: 'The doctors said I had consump-
ton. and I got no better unit l took
Folsy's Honey and Tar. It stopped the
hemorrhages and pain in my lungs and
they are now as sound as a bullet" Sold
by all druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
LINCOLN.
WICHITA.

Totals .,....,.......s4
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Totals
TOPEKA.

Home run: Runkle, Two-base hits An
dreaA Abbott, Thomasop. Sacrifice hits
Hunter, WEIGH (2), 6tovelL Stolen base:
DOwney. Double plays F'enton to Kahl. In
nings pitched! Prone, u ChAbek, q Hits:
Off Frome, o. off ChaDek. q Base on balls:
By ThOmason, 8; by Frome, L. Hit by
pitched ball: Campbell, 2. Time: 2:l5. UNI
pires Glenalvin. Attendance, 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

hooted Mullin throughout the game, after
he. declared hat a hit which seemed to be
a foul had fallen into safe territory. White
drew two bases on the drive and two runs
scored on the play. Hollands muff Of a
FOUL lost the contest for Wichita, as Gag
nier Immediately followed with a righ
field liner that scored the winning runs
Winnebago johnson helped to win his own
game by knocking down three sizzling
drives with his gloved hand retiring the
runners at first, Fox and GRgnier fea-
Sured In the fielding with fast double plays.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Fremont Defeats Wahoo.

FREMONT, Neb., July 1S.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Wehoo was badly beaten by FIRE.
mont this afternoon. The Fremonters be-
gan to slug Anderson in the first and then
followed Il up through the rest Of the
game. Wahoo's errors were costly. Cook,
a 21~5-pounder, caught for Fremont and did
some effective work at the bat. Score:
Frsmont a 2;
Wahoo .......O 0 o 800 % s s
Base hits: Helm, Cahoon, Smertsch, Mar
tin. Struck out: BY Anderson, 6; by
Koepenick. 2. Batteries: Fremont, Koe-
penick and Cook Wahoo, Anderson and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
EVEN BRBAK IN SIOUX CITY
Visitors win First and Home Team
the Second.

SIOUX CITY. July B,-siouN City and
Topeka broke even In a double-header here
today, the CooleYttes winning the first
game 3 to l and the Champs the second
to 4 Pitcher Wright was an enIErna to
the home teams ~glugHerb, In the first
game E~dHlondson's hit over the center field
fence prodased the only pan made off the
big twtrleN Aldermah pitched rood bali,
except In the fifth inning, when q two
Dagger, an error and two sinEies brought
In two runs, enough to win.
Thomason'B wildness and timely hits by
the locals IN the fourth. fifth and ninth
innings Of the second gam gave them
enough runs to win. PRONE pitched a fairly
good game, but showed signs of weakness
durips the seventh inning. His relief
blanked the visitors tof the remainder OF
the game Score, first samsI
.nTDrYwp 1rcrr
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PUBBIO.

TWo-base hits: Curtis Miller, Spencer,
Locke. ~1hIee-kase hits: PendTy. o.. Base
by pitched bali. BY swift. l. Struck out:
BY SanderA z; by Swift & Left on bases:
Omaha. y, Pueblo, Il Stolen bases: Kane,
EFT lime: 2:'u Umpire. Haskell Attend
ancss 6Oa
Score. second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Cubs Win at Troy.

ALBANY. N. z, July B.-The Chicago
National league team defeated the Troy
State League team in an exhibition game
today, Q to O Rain fell after Chicago had
scored two runs In the first half OF the
eighth inning and the game was called.
Score: HE
Chicago ..,....,.., 0 0 % i
Batteries: Swormstead and ConrayI Ra-
gar Higginbotham and Needham and
Moran. Umpire: Halter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Two-base hit; Belden. Base on balls; Off
LsnS. or SGiSEhe' 2 Struck out; BY
Stolen bases: Jones, Mag, Cassidy ().
Hits: OFF Lang, I in SIX inningsi off Clarke,
{ in three innings. Sacrifice hit: Belden.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Struck out: BY Cas-, TO- by Smith, .
Three-base hits: Schider, Guthrie, Clark
Two-base hits; Guthrie, Neppert Simoox,
Utterback, krauinger. Umpire: Holbe.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Totals...42 IL ~ & Totsls,,,,u I 2

1wo-Dase hits; Drummy, Graner, Rein
schriber. Three-base hit. Drummy. Home
run: Jones, Stolen bases; Coughlan (2).
Drummy 90, Thomas az, Mclean C),
Slime. Struck out: By Thomas, 6; by Kane,
2; by Jones, /; by Relnschriber, z; by Elliott,
q Bases on balls: Off Thomas, s; off Kane,
l. Hit with pitched ball: Mclean. UmpirOi
Blowhardt.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
WHITE SOX BLANK SENATORS
jmith Holds Washington Players
Down to One Lone Hit.
CHICAGO ALSO WEAK AT BAT
All Three of It's Runs Are Made in
First Inning on One Hit
other American League
Scores.
jH1CAGo ALSO WEAK AT BAT

CHICAGO. July 1s.-smith held Wash
ington to one hit today and Chicago won,
8 to o The visitors played poorly in the
first inning and Chicago scored three runs
with only one hit. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
GAMES IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Springfield, BIoomiuw and Peoria
Win Two Each.

WIN Two hhchs
SPRINGFIELD, July lS.-SprinRfield in
creased its lead in the pennant race by
taking a double-header from Cedar Rapids
today, DAILY was in perfect form in the
chance to score, In the second game John
s iSniss hO@ sSoT run first TSn r 1nS game in the fsn 3
eedar Rapids. S ! 9 9 ! - a.
Batteries: DAILY and Johnson; Engmau
and Rohrer.
Score, second game: R.H.H.
S SSSGsinsfR5SalSS lds SO : SSGdSS5 u Il
Batteries: Grandy and johnson; Hoeffer,
N pEc&TT SfI july TSIg' iSsS.-Ruby. who has been
playing the o%utfield, was taken from the
lett garden to pitch today and defeated
BsSei%S I'D ......5 SS5SSSS 90 8
Batteries: Ruby and McNamaha; Flee,
fBSLoooMTNGIToN. July is.-Bioomlnston
Dubuque today in easy fashion, the first in
seven innings, 7 to 2. Score. first game:
B BlSSSmInston g SSSJSSSS
Batteries; steen and Smith; wilder and
Nunnamaker.
Score, second game: R.H.E.
B B'SS%Ins'o NJ. ..::::.6"S 3SSIjPs
batteries; Roger and Smith, Hail and
White.
PEORIA, July B-Peoria beat Rock
Island in the thirteenth inning OF a hard
fought contest, & &c. and then repeated
the operation in eight innings, 3 to l. Score,
first game: R,H. u.
Rock Island. .. Il 0gOO0O010OO%n 2
Batteries: Gilbert and Higgins; Wilson
and Starke.
Score, second gamei R.H.E.
Peoria ......m.....2 o 900 0 0 % 1 8
Rock Island 100 0 0 0 0 IL 8
Batteries: Rogers and Higginsi Lakaff
and Starke.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
SOLDIERS SCALP OUTLAWS
Signal Corps Nine Wins from Council
Bluffs Nine.
MAzEpPAs DEFEAT CRANE NINE
Heavy Hitting Rnd Ragged Fielding
Characterize Game, which f. Set
tied II to 9-Other Amateur
Games Of Day.

The Signal Corps defeated the outlaws
Of Council Bluffs Sunday afternoon, 5 to l.
Cross pitched a first-class game for the
Signal Corps and was given first-elaSs
support. The game was witnessed by a
good sized crowd. Score:
cInNAI- nORna
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
DENVER HERE ron FOUR GAMES
GrizsIies Open Q~uadruple BnpRHe-
mont with Rour<0s To-day.

Denver viii come to town today for a
four-davs' engagement at Vinton street
park. Today will be ladies' day, and IT is
needless to say that a large number of
the Denver boys the glad hand. The Den
yer team has made some changes since It
was In Omaha last and the Grizzlies are
playing good ball. The lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
'None out when winning run scored.
: Batted for Stone in eighth.
'Batted for Williams in eleventh.

'Batted for Williams in eleventh.
st. Louis ...... 0 0 0 l 25
Philadelphia 20 8 0 0 0 0 IA
Two-base hits: Baker, McAleese. Criss.
Three-base hit: Collins. Hits: OFF Powell,
4 in two and two-thirds innings; off wad-
dell, 4 in eight and one-thlrd innings; off
Krause, 9 in ten innings; off Bender, / in
one inning. Sacrifice hit: Jones. Stolen
bases: Ganley, 2. Double plays: Barry, Col
Inns and Davis; Stone, and Jones. Left
on bases: st. Louis, Z; Philadelphia, 4
Base on balls: OFF Powell, 1; off Waddell.
l. Hit by pitched ball: BY Powell, /; by
Krause, 3. Struck out: BY Powell, 3; BY
Krause, 6; by Waddell, 4. Time: eco UNI.
pires: Evans and Perrine.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
COLUMBUS.
TOLEDO.
Columbus .....,......0 /
Toledo ................O O

Sacrifice hits; Kruger, Land. Base on
ballsi Off Link, 3; off Foster, 2. Two
base hits: Congalton. Hickman, smoot
Home run: Congalton. Double play; Nc
CArthy to Freeman to Elwert. Hit by
pitched ball: Moriarity, by Foster; Hinch-
man. Struck out: By Link, 6; by West,
/ Hits: Off Foster, 6 in five and two-
thirds Innings; OFF West, . in two and one
third innings. Time: 1:A. Umpire: King.
st. Paul Wins in Eleventh.
ST.. PAUL MINI, July B.-Before a
crowd OF 1900 Wild fans st. Paul won the
final game OF the series after eleven in
nings Of fast bali. O'Neil's error of Kar-
gers hand drive in the eleventh allowed
two runs to cross the plate. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
NEW YORK,
DETROIT.
Totals. .....AA 80 90 o

winning run scored with two out.
Slated for Willett in eighth.
Detroit 10 0oo0 00oo Q IA
Hits; OFF Willett, 10 in eight innings;
off Killian, 2 in one and a third Innings: off
Mullin, 2 In three and two-thirds innings.
Two-base hits: Crawford. Cobb, Demmitt,
Manning. Sacrifice hitsi Bush, Cree,
Willett, l; off Mullin, l; off Manning, 2.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Willett, Keller.
First base on errors: Detroit, q Left on
Eases: Detroit, s; New York, Is. Struck
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

TWO-base hits: Hoilenbeok, Miller, Curtis,
CorhAn. FhFee-base hit: Miller. Home nun
cn hO0es, :: Oft Kilmgsworth, 1; off
LOcks, D. Hit with pitched ban; BY Nc
0Se. l. BY Ki1ingsWorth, 2 Struck out:
q Len on bases Omaha. H. Pueblo, u.
Doodle play; Spencer 20 Locke. Stolen
bases. KAne W. Locke, Spencer co, Miller.
Time; 2;o. Umpire: Haskeil Attendance:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
DENVER BLANKS DIES MONIES

DwyeFS Men Fail to HIT OImstead
n Are shat Out.
DIES MONIES Ia. July H,-Des MoineS
didn't get . man. to second base in today's
anne, while eight Grizzlies completed the
circuit. Olmstead was invinoible, passing
no one. and allowing but six scattered hits.
The oVerworked Lang was hit hard at
vital moments. A catch by Belden and his
and Dalton's batting were the features
OF the game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
FLORENCE TRIMS ACHATns NINE
Matthews Has Fraternal Batters at
His Mercy ThrouEhOut.

The Florence team defeated the Royal
Aohates at Florence park in a one-sided
game by the score of 8 to 0. Mathews had
the Achates at his mercy, allowing three
hits, and only two men reached third base,
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
LnnIaV1rIn

T~hree-bese hltsi MoUhesney. Hopke,
First base on balls: OFF Cheney, 4; off
Packard, 4 Sacrifice hits: Carr, Cheney,
Pieta, Struck out. BY Cheney, 81 by Pack.
ard, g. Stolen bases: Howiey, Hughes,
Double play; Williams to Cross to earn
First base on errors; Indianapolis, Il
Louisville, /. Left on bases; Indianapolis
II louisville, I, Timet lbs, Umpires
Owens and Eckman.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Butchers Beat Brewers,

KANSAS CITY. July ls,-Flye runs off
as many hits In the seventh inning gave
Kansas City the game from Milwaultse to-
day, 9 to I, The locals played a ragged
game in the field. Eaoh club used three
pitchers, Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

SBatted for Shea in the ninth. e.
"SBattcd for Alderman in the niuth
Campbell out on bunt strikes.
Sioux City. .........o Q o. Q 0 o.
Two-baSe hit: RAhl. Home rum: Ed
mendsou. Sacrifice bit: Kunkle, Stolen
bases; Hunter ca, Smith, Andreas, KAhl,
Henry. First base on balls! OFF, Wright,
s. by Alderman ! Hit with pitched ball:
WGch- Time; 400 ,Unpirei 0lenalvin.
Attendance, 1000
Score, second game:
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WASHINGTON.
CHICAGO.
An n


TotalH......B lR IL )
s1sbell out, hit by batted ball.
sBRtted for Kelley In the eighth,
'Batted for Johnson in the ninth.
Chicago .,."".."..3 Q -
Washington .......,..0 o 0 o o o 90
Sacrifice hits; Parent, Dougherty. Stolen
base Tannehlll. Double play: Unglaub
70. Mcbride. Left on bases; Chicago, 4;
washington, 1. Base on balls: orr John
son, T. Time; TO EMPIRES; Hurst and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
LINCOLN
PrOhibittOnists Bunch Hits in the
Fourth aAd Fifth.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. July ia Sunday
game transferred from Lincoln to this city
Of 5 to g. Wichita had the better OF the
argument In the hitting, but the Izzies
played a loose fielding game and their
blunders enabled the Links 10 win.
Two-base hits by Fox and Gagnier drove
four OF Lincoln's runs 10 the plate. The
crowd rooted loyalty for Lincoln and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
MAzBPPAs WIN RAGGED GAME

Crane n Co. Nine Taken Into Camp
by II ito 8 Score.
In a game Of heavy hitting and ragged
fielding the Mazeppas beat the Crane d
Co. nine by O score Of IL to 3. Thomas Of
the Mazeppas was wild and retired In favor
Of Kane in the eighth. Kane was inylncl-
Drummy. with a triple, double and 'wo
singles. was the star with the stick. Score:
,,u,,., CpANE n CO
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Modes had ~Oyorything and WAS not afraid
20 U.s. T. u n had not epen for the sr-
ron back q htm he would have made a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

ST. PAUL
- -
8 81 EssL R''''''sIuloL
Totals. 80 5 as fs

8 81 CsL N1I19oL TotalB...,.,ss 5 33 l6 2
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
81 SiDb PsSI;ii""S SdSSSGSSS 70
Stolen base: Downs. Double plays; Cock
man to Flynn; Davis to O'Brlen. Base on
By pitoSed bali: By Young GSi f0d MS,rr a az q!
OBrien (). Struck out: BY KArger, 81;
by Young, Z Passed ball; Block. Sacri-
Left on bases: 81. Paul, 10; Minneapolis,
g. Time: 2:l0. Umpiresi ConahAna and
Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
A

Totals. .....sl II n Total. .....sf 0 Il 1
'Bstted tpr Menske in the third inning.
"Ran for Dorner.
Kansas City,. o o ! 05 o -
Milwaukee ......... e.
Two-base hits; Mccormick, Sullivan,
shannon Hits: OF Essiok, 8 in two and
and ons-third innings; off Manske, 2 in two
innings; oft McGlYnn, 3 In five innings;
off Carter, 2 In two innings; of Wacker,
/ In one inning. Three-base hit: Dorner.
First base on errors. Kansas City, /; Mil
waukee, 1. Sacrifice hits: Sullivan. Clark.
Boles, Carlisle Sacrifice Fly. Mailman.
Stolen bases; Mccormick. Love Left on
basssi Kansas City, 6; Milwaukee, H.
Struck out; BY Essick, /; by Dorner, 4;
by Carter, /; by Manske, l: by McGlynn, l.
Passed ball: Ritter, Moran. First base
on ballsi OFF Essiek. 8; OF Wacker, j;
off DorneT, /; off Carter, Il off Manske, Il;
off McGlynn, & Hit with pitched ball: BY
Manske, CRrlysle; by Carter, Mundell; by
Dorner, Mccain Time; 2:l6. Umpire:
Sullivan
Wins from Toledo.
COLUMBUS, O.. July 1s-Columbus got
enough III to overcome Toledo's 4 to 2
lead after two were out In the sixth. Con-
gRlton doubled, James was passed DELHI
erately, McCerthy's wide throw for Cd
we'll filled the bases, Foster hit Morlarity
and Friel scored two more with a single.
Hinchman muffed Links fly, with West
pitching, and two runs came over. Toledo
could not touch Link except In the fourth,
when, with two out, Hickman started a
and a catch by <o'Rourke were features.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

out: BY w1lett, 1; by Manning. 8 Double
play Elberfeld to Laporte to Chase.
Time: $50. Umpires; Egan and Connolly.
81. LOuts wins IN EIeventh.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

ST. LOUIS, July 1S-st. Louis took to-
days game from Philadelphia In the elcv-
enth inning, when. with the bases full and
pitched to the flag pole in right center.
Krause lost control and was charged with
the defeat. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
GAMES In AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Indianapolis aud Louisville Break
Even on Series.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 1~S.-Indianapolis
defeated Louisville by a score Of s to In
an exciting game today. thereby breaking
even on the series, Three singles and two
triples In the fourth inning decided the
contest. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Two-base hits: Fox, GRRnier, Pettigrew,
White. Left on bases; Lincoln, 4; Wichita,
I Double play Fox to Gagnier to Thomas.
Struck out: BY johnson, 3; by Altchison,
AitOhison, 4 Time 1850. Umpire: Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Stolen bases; Reinschriber, McGuigan.
Two-base hits: Reinschriber. McGuigan,
Barney. Home run; Mathews. struck out:
BY Mathews, 8; by Woodward. g Wild
pitches: Woodward (2, Umpire: Mike.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Totals. ....l II n Totals. ..... 81 d !
'Batted fpr Mensks in the third inning.
Fran for Dorner,
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ZELhYA IN MEXICO.

Declaring that The altitude of S:crc-
tary Kaox toward him could not fail 10
be disapproved by all fair.miuded per-
sons and that he believed the secretsry's
judgment was msrred by false reports Of
conditions 10 Nicsrsgus, made hY tie
American vice consul at Mansgua,
former President jose Slntoa Il .lsya Of
Nicaragus, 10 an interview at Ssliua
Oruz, Mexico, yesterday, declared that
bis treatment OF the Americans, Csnnon
aud Groce, WAS such as Anyone elss in
his position would have accorded them.
Zslaya yesterday deesrked from the
Mexican gunboat General Guerrero, On
which be came IRON Nicarsgus and lss,
night left for Mexico City 10 a private
car attached to the regular passenge r
train due In the capital Wednesday
morning,
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Chlnanan Murdered.

New York, Dsc 2S-The wierd mys
teries of the "Four Brothers. and tie
On Leopg Tougs, The two greatett
Chinese secret societies, will, it Is te-
llsved, be uncovered in the papers found
today BY Police Captain Calvin in s
large iron box belonging to Low Jung,
the withered, feeble CuiuamaD, who was
shot TO death last night In room a.
30 2 Pell street, at the same time Low
Ye Foug, more than 10 years old, vas
fatally wounded.
The papers show that Low Jung was
the treasurer of the "Fonr Brothers" &C
ciety and that he, with Low Ye Fopg,
had been doomed to death by the o.
LecDg longs.
The box is said to have contained
papers which reveal The secrets not only
of The Four Brothers, but also OF its
deadly rival, On Lcoug Topg.
When Elsie S;gsl was murdered, the
Four Brothers did all In their power TO
aid the police to arrest Leon Ling, her
slayer, who, was member of The o.
Leopg Tong, which society sought 10
shield Leoug Ling. So bitler became
the feeling between The two Topgs that
battles occurred all over the United
S:stes, and 8 score OF Cinnamon have
been murdered.
The Four Brothers is The Oldest Of the
Chinese secret Hocieties, l! dates back
several thousand years.
Low Jong, Low Ye Forg and several
other old men, members OF the Four
Brothers, lived 10 small room at 80 IL
Pell street. They made their living BY
running errauds for the other Chinese.
Las! night several Cinnamon burst open
the door aud began firing. When the
policeman reached the place they found
Low Jung iu coal bin, dad. Low Ye
Foug was fatally wounded,
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MURDER followed BY lynching dis
graced the Christmas season In Hurley,
Buchanan county. This is said to have
been The first lynchiDg In the Old Dc.
miDion in four years and 1t Is unfortu,
pste that The year could not have been
tolled ont without the commission OF
thia act of outlswry. II Judicial exc
cDtiops sre 10 be conducted by mobs 1t
will not be long before some people will
want slI public business transacted BY
MACS meetings. The legs of the composite
insge which Nebuchadnezzar saw in bis
dream were partly of iron and partly Of
clay. The imsge represented universal
empires which were to Wax and wsne In
subsequent years. We seem to be living
in the days when the legs srs playing
their part. There are plenty of laws
supposed to be as iron, but many charged
with their enforcement seem to be com.
posed of the clsy which entered into the
formation Of the ex'remitiee.
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Killed Insane Patients,

Pariy, Dec. 2S.-When Leon Tha-
buis, keeper of The feeble minded ward
10 an insane asylum, wanted drin4 OF ab.
sinthe, his fsvotite tipple, he killed one Of
the Inmates entrusted to his custody, &C.
cording to the p olice theory, and with
The twenty cent bonus allowed him for
the ex ra work involved In the desth oil
su inmate, kept himself supplied with
absinthe.
Everything pointed unmistsksbly to
the kefpsr's guilt. In every case, the
authorities now say, Thsbris took the
franc bonus aud spent it for abslnthe,
al over indulgence in which is believed
10 have made him criminal perYert.
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Disorder at Zion!s, Congress.

lambert, Dec 2S.-scenes of DIS
order, that several times degenerated
iu!o f,ee-!or-sll- e hing, Continued TO-.
day at the session OF The International
Il ouist Congress. The OPP osilion to
DR.. David Wolisohn, OF Oulogue, presi-
dent OF the executive committee, snd
the other officers of the Congress, re.
sultiDg from delay In the plan to
colonies jews 10 Palestine, hes split The
Congress, and little business OF impor.
tauce will be transacted.
The formation of Two organizations,
one made up OF radicals, who demand
the immediate inauguration of the
colonization scheme, seems inevitable.
Six hundred Jews, none Of them dele
gates, crowded The galleries today aud
created such q disturbance that Msx
Nordau, who was presiding, threatened
10 have the galleries cleared. This
brought fresh outburst. Tne com.
motion was such that the debates could
not be heard,
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The SWltchmsn's Strike.

Minneapolis, Dec. 2S.-Wsshington
ia now The center of interest In the
switchmen's strike. The scene changed
today from the Office of the governor OF
Minnesota to the national capital, whers
representations will be made toPresdent
TAFT and the interstate commerce com.
mission.
Following the failure ofthe peace con.
ference started By Governor E5erbart
aud the calling eff OF negotiations, b. P.
Perbam, president of the railway depart.
msnt the American Federation of Labor,
started at once to Washington.
The Erdman act is the statute which
apparently will be invoked. This Is the
federal arbitration act which permits of
many appeals and which VAS not looked
upon with favor by the swiichmen earlier
o the strikr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-28

The International Zionist Congress Is
gain in session at Hamburg. There
seens 10 be q divergence OF opinion
among The delegates, some being enthu'
sisstic for the speedy setting up OF the
"New ZION" in Palestine and others
being engaged more 10 the preliminaries
to that event. a resolution was offered
y esterdsy cslliug upon Zionisls through
out tse world 10 pledge themselves TO the
eulmiustion OF the plan within the next
ten seaig. Leaders of religious thought
are aggressive in this day. A movement
wss recently launched by representa-
tlves Of the different evangelical denomi.
nations for the conversion OF the world
during he next quarter of a century,
and many OF them are convinced Of the
scticablit7 Of the scheme. That the
ancient people will sooner or later possess
The land of their fathers is the conviction
of sll Sho resd and believe what has been
written; also that different order OF
things will yet prevail uuiyersally'
Whether or not the Consume alton OF
tn css long desired epochs Is at hand re.
n aims to be seen.