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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10
Wuni5ipa!.N adJridjtcn.

Scbbofter Scrlouf Der beutigeu 9lto.
t-9ebr0bc.S ibung 81 crlporten.
- Ger Stobtprofurutor miro Die
nciien Imenoemcnts 5llr Union.
@obnbois 8erorbnung u%1terbrei
ten. - @rn. @ideS' 2icblillgs.
munih cin Nlltomobil.
@iitcn lebbniten @erlullf oiiritc sic
hcl.ttgc Spe5iolsS ibung Ser budget
gcboroe n1bnlcn, IN meld)er StoOt-
Erofllrotur Eoe Ocrlclbel 0ic rlelte.
ltcll bon Inn nerfuBtelt announcements
5u Der llnion.9 nbnbois. &croronun0
ulsterbraiten miro. Cab bic Stoot
inter tcinen llnlitGn6cn grionncn it,
Der Nennipluonio.@obn bel GrIon.
arr,g elmer beionoercn @cred)tiamc
tur ooS Sagcn bon bier ncllen @clci.
le1l Dor Der Qegislntur b.biililid) III
iein, 1T beldlloienc Sofc; oicic Sra
&C oilrfte olio foum bcittc nod cirs
mai 5ur GiSfuiiiou aelnn0eu. Muar
Wobrldelulid)feit nod miro Die @ll0-
getbebor0c bic Ncrorbnulg morgcll
fp1eocr Dem Staotrotb 5uriidicnoen,
Der ieillcrieita porouSiid)tIid) oicielbc
on oo$ Gornitc fir 9obncn 5urilducr
iueiicn biiritc. Iicic0 miro Damn ic
hciliolS ciniQc Diicnilide Siblnrocn
obbolten, I'm Die Wcinnng ocS Eubli.
tiriilS ilbcr Die MobnnDmc tcnnCn 81,
lpr1lcn.
ShIed)tc 4u9iihtcn iiir
Sru. @idcS.
Sb ObcrIt Soicpb g. Midca, Der
StroBcnreiniaungS GommiiiGr. lid)
DER GriiiannN iciucS Sicblin0sumt.
itles. Der oui nidiS @eringercS ais
Elm Iutomobil 9erldltet iii, crircucn
bari, erid)cint mebr ais 5luciiclboft.
Sberit @ideS pabrte lid geQen Die
NnIid)t. nls piinid)e er baS Alltomo.
BIZ leincS @eraniigcn5 bolber cr
beitreitet an ulb fir lid) ein Ncrebrcr
oeS a0lcn Auto.S portS 81 lcin -,
oher er bGlt es I'M Sittereiie Der bel.
ieren unb idiicQercn glbpideluug lei.
iler @eruiSpilif,tan iiir aebotcn. onb
hie Stoot Inn ein NutomobiI CUR
Teriiigung itcqe. sber Die Budget.
@eboroe fiirdItct iih Dor Den 6oIQen
cittcs NodgebsnS in oieicr Hid)trng.
Sic Gloltbt n0mliG, bob, perr lie
Srn. @idco' Bite erfiilt, oonm ole
TorIteber onoercr departments nit
benz gl2id)cn Wuni6e bernusfommten
ipiirben. llrb 10 niel 8elo bat sic
%eboroe nibt sur @eriiigung.
M III .
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3nm 1punSsEroSef

Gie @erbonbIung gcgen Oen 1lngtz
trelten Stootbeumtcn bcQinnt
belttc in elmer ISOLDE. - Gomn@
bolt ouf Ireiiprefung.-Stoota
oniualt Gmcn5 oenft on0ers. -
Yrin5 Senrp &c 9carn oils aGa-
ger.
Ger 9egim 0c5 8ro5eiieS gegcl
@illinm i. GomnS, Den Der Inter
i6lo0un0 itGottiher 8clber ongatlag.
ten friiberen Glerf im StoOtre9iltro.
tors : Geportenent, riidt nobe beron.
@cnn beute in elmer @ohe GopnS
Dem Hidter porgciiibrt miro, baun
oiirfte iid 5undhit Elm beiBeS @ort-
0ci1dt 5miidcn bciOcrieitigcn 9ln-
ipdlten entlpidcllL 0enn Scrr SarrO
.. @olf, ser &nuptuert6ei0igcr oeS
Nn9etlogten, bat bcreits ongefiit-
6t9t, baB err mcbrerc pro5eBbinOern0e
Ginre0en erbeben miro, Die bcfonnts
lif Dor Dem Gintritt IN Die eigentlid)c
8erbanblung crlcOtgt iuer0cn miilien.
Sic Nusmobl Scr 8eihmoranen oitri.
te Damn lpeitcr cine lebr geraltnle
Wclle in Inipru6 nebmen; bat SER
@olf bod id)on ourd ieinen neulid)
I'M 9riminolgaridt 9eltcqtcu Nntra9
altf 8erlegung 0cs Ero5eiieS tulogc,
gcben, DOB er 9nltimorer 9iirgcr DIS
Doreingenomme1 nid)t fir %gecignete
HidJtcr in biaicr Sodc bGlt.
8as 9onn5 iclblt ongcbt, 10 lit CT
trob Ser 50 gnflogen, Die gegcn i'm
l6peben iibrigcns iuobl bic groBtc
an5abl BON Nntlogcu, Ole ic I'M bieii.
gen Griminol02ridlt glcih5eitig 9e8cn
cine Eerion erboben purOe glttCn
VfutbeS un0 idcint ici1e Sreilprc.
Dung als iider 8t bctrod)ten. 8on3
anoerS 0cnf5n aber StootSannoIt
Smens u1o @iilfs,S tootsonmolt
Stinfcomb, mcldc binrei6cnoes 9e.
loitungsmoterinl gcinmmelt 5u buben
9lnll6eL I'M cine llcbcriii6rlng 6e&
Ingeflogten SIT li6ern. IS lit ii6ris
gems, Hod)ridtcn aus Dem StaotS.
anwoltSbltrcnl 3uIolge, nidt unmog.
lid, Dob Dor Vcgiln bCS Brooches
nod etnc lpcitcrc gln5obl nelcr 2ln.
flogen bon ocn @robgeihmorenen &C
gen 9omna erhobcn mer0cn.
Gle &er6onOlung 6iiritc oler
@nGri6einlidfcit nod inter ocm
@oriib ocS Hihtcr5 Stofbriogc Itott
fincen.
Brin6@cnrD Sc @corn'5
Sc loge.
Sor Ni6ter Sbnrp I'M arci$geri6t
9fr, , bc9lnlt morgen Die SerbauO.
lung in Scr &logeioGe ocs Trin5cIl
Setru Sc 9cnrn ataen icincn Sdlpie.
9erbotcr, &crrll &oB q. @inons itno
@rzNopor 6erOinano 6. 2otrobc, Die
&%erluoltcr ocS NodloIIeS ser peritor.
bcncl Satin 6eS &lGgerS, Erin5tilin
Beatrice &c 9earn. Ger Bril,5 illdt
Ii6 nit Oieier aloge III ben VciiB Scr
gciommten SinterlnIicni6oit 81 brin.
gen, oeren Wcrtb ouf $332.SS0 be5ifs
fcrt miro, unO beruit lid fiir Oicien
Nniprllf ouf 0os Dor @eburt Scr bel,
orn &inocr OcS GbepooreS 0cnud)tc
Scitomcnt Der So0ten.
Oarlnno'S Intrn0 miro
bcute nti6ieocn.
Sn Der 6cutigcn Sitlrno Scr ODER.
item @crittsbonf miro oiciclbc ihrt
Gntld,eiOung uerfiinocn bcjiiglid oe@
pom Gr,Yolijcirid)tcr @m. ). Gar.
lono geItcQtcn NntrogS olli eincn
ncllcn Rro5cB. SEER 8urIono mor be-
fdlultlid Dor einigen Wonotcn I'M
blcli9cn Grimiltnlgerid)t idnuloig be
tllnO2n luor0cn, iid nit gnocrcn gum
3lpedc Der 9ebinberum9 Der Goa.
ltrcdlinQ Scr 0ercdtigfeit ucridmu.
r7lt 6lt babcrl. - Inter oen iibriQelt
@cId)0itcn meIde bic o6erlte sc.
rldtabanf rrleoigcn miro, bciinoet
I'D bic NlsiiillIng bon Infon5cn
l'rlter Sen 8roB9eidiporcnen ocS
Woj. SCrminS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10


9onfett Der @rabuiren-
DEN. Gas aus oelt Siingfineen
9eniorlilt 9nfer, Gbipin Stufort,
George Sinoiob. eoiparo Gonoabue
ltno George GbIers ~beitebenbe gan-
fctt'G onite Der araouirenoen alaiie
Der ltootiif)clt b6beren a%nabenidnle
bat Die arrangements fir Dos Ban.
felt, ipeld1es ont slbeno Der Sabres-
I6lubfeier Der alaiie i'm Stem Carroll.
Sotel itottfinoen miro, bereits getrof-
fen. Sic SoaIte iperber bon genia-
min 9afer, Gbtuin Stalfort, 2eIano
@es. Saul 8. Gnrter, s. Sfpens ltllo
6. $. Smitb ausgebraht.
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: W%eIbIcnounocn.

SeloIellolnocn nod 1entidlono
mo Seitrcid : ltnearn iider uno
ibneu beiorgt. 8, 10 iiiib 20 Marf.,
iopie 10 uno 20 Groncn . Sdeine ST.
pcrfoufen.
shco. s, Siener e Go.,
o. 0r. I'll, Git.galtimore. Ctr.
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SGcu. $. 9iener C ST.,
217, Cn.galtimurc.S trahc.

gcutIfcs irnb oiibercs ouslanoi'
idlcS @rIO a~efauit ilio perfauit.
@elpicnounsen beiorst nod Teutid)'
latlo, Scitreif, MiiBlano Ii. i. ~.
Wet,ieI oiSgeIteIlt mi aisl1nbiite
Vdntcn. Grcbitbricie nnb 9ropelcrs
Cheques. (9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10

St. u II 3 + c s . y il Scr.
fhnfts Gonpention- Cine
GroBe Anjobl bon Wiitglic0ern Der
baltimore 9riioerihait Don ct. Nm.
breos meroen al Der nm n1hIten
Sumitag uno Sountas IN @oibing.
ton tn9enbcn oTrei.G iojcicnsG Sen.
pciltion Der oben genornten Nriiopr-
fGaft tbeilncbmen. Gieiclbc umiaBt
Die Iio3eien MarpIono, Gotten ltno
@aibington. Inter ocn Rconcrll Der
Sisungen ipcrsen @altimorer ltort
pcr.retcn fem.
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Sebbel's cinsiaes gtcIicr.

Mir babcn MIR Gin MteIier in gaI.
timore, unb Sas befinbet iid in Sc,
Stage sn cbencr GrSe, Nr.321, Nuro.
Gar, nabc Sisb.Str. ainocr.ybo.
t~pgrapbicn cine Spesialitat. - Seine
Msenfem mno fcineS reopen sn iteia,n.
). Sebbel. 6. Grin, WeidGftsfabrrr.
(t4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10

9ie 6cih m6dcriino GuIt
ncr d. ic0en. Scr Geuicl,"
Die b%ctonntC Molnar'id c &om0oie,
meld)c ilbcroll, no lie Nui0ciiibrt mllr.
DC, 9robc S%cnlotiru crrc0te. bat mi.
DER Giles Grmortcn IN Sonoon i'm
oorti1cn ogloclpbi (bcutcr" cincrl
c%tIotontcn Eurdyiol crlcbt. Ioa
Stild tonntc lid, m,r miibiom orci
Wcd)cn olli Dem Spiclplan crDoltc,l.
Ter Gcuicl" muroe bcfolmtlidl Dor
&itr5cm bier Don Der .0Cltid)cr
SDcnter0clculd)aft pon Tbilo0eIpbio"
III oalbou9b's Sbcotcr" i'm Cri0i.
nultcrt mo porbcr in cnOliidcr
lleJcrleSulg I'M auditorium" lnG
III Der .Willif. Afu0cmit" 5llr 0ar.
1tci,urB gcbradi. Der 0ciItpoQ(
ptfolltc Giolog ser &om0oic intcrci.
lirte ooS bieli9c Sbcutcrpublifun
lcbr.
&nnit .Goupcntion.- Sic
Sobres- Gonucltion Der vNotionoI
strt 6coerotion" tngt niorgcn 1ln>
iibermorgen in @oibington. Gi(
Voltinlorcr Gelegoten meroen ieit
Serr 6rcocrid $. @ottlieb, IrGliocnt
oeS oGhorcool.Gluba", uno Sr. 5bo.
mos :. Corner, Gin Eortroitrnoler
Snt Ncru Wiloro.@otcI finoct oi(
Convention itott.
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ut. Stare. Strifc.

0obnperpoltln0 confCriren. 49,
Sine Notwithstanding nui
belltc @ormittog onNeicbt. &C.
ncrolitrife itebt in Nuaiidt.
Gurd) lperige oOer gar feline An.
5ci6cn lpltr0c Scr oro6en0c Strife
Der Moi6inen Irbeitcr Der MPt.
Glore.@ erfitGtteu wdbreno beS &c.
Itrigen Cages on9e5ci8t unO bod
ifcint Elm iomobl fiir Ole Baltimore
& O6io.@ uhnueruoItlng iuic fiir ole
Wai6iniItcn gcf0brIidcr Strife I'M
nbmerobor 81 ieilr. melder itd on-
id)cinlid iiber Die II MertItGttcn Der
gobn crItrCfcn miro, int Snllc felnc
b%efriebigcnoc llcbereinfunft 5t Stnrt-
DC fonfinen ioQte. Wtit Spuumll9
miro oober 0u8 HcIultat elmer Comic
ren5 Der Moid)iuiitcn nit Der Sobn,
pernoltll10 uno cine e6enfoQS beltte
Otorgen nm 10 ltbr ItottiinocnOe
Observation-Disclosures III proofs
Solle." Nr. 1904, @eIt.9 Baltimore
StroBe, crmortct. GS miro bebuup'
tet, ooB i'm Safe Elm 5uirieoenitellcn'
bes Helultot NIT Ser Baltimore &
O6iosgubn niht cr5iclt merocn ioQtc,
am Wontog nGhitcr Node cine Con.
feren5 Der Experimentation idmmtli-
der II WcrfIt0ttcn Der 9nbn einbcs
riIIell mcrOcn IoQ, INN coelltlleu ot1
Grfl0rung eincS @cncrolitrifcS 5t be-
ihIieBen.
gi8her hn6Cn $50 Moi6iniiten in
ocn 0ft. Glorc.@ crfitGtten ibre Ar.
belt ntcbcrNclcgt. unO obgIeidI nod
feline oeiinitipcn 0eihIiiiic pom Sci.
ten Der Hiperlioe-8 erfitGttc oefobt
iinb, ideint cS un5lpeifel6oft, DOB ole
BORT 6cidGitigtrn WoiHinCnarbeiter
Iid) Dem Strife onidIieBen, nod be
Dor Gin @cncralitritc crflGrt morocn
lit. @ie 6creit3 bcrit6tet ml,rbc, 5a,
ben Die 335 Strifer ibrc Nrbeit Der.
laIIenL neil lie lid nift nit ser Gin
fiibrung OcS Stiidorbcit > Spitcm8
einoerItonocn erflGren lpoQten. Mie
ongegcben, miro oo0ltrd ser 2oGn
INN Gin @c0crltclt0c3 rc0uSirt. Sn.
0ciicn hnt cS nid)t 0elt NnidcilL nlS
oh Die VabnperluoitunQ obne Neite-
res otf Die bon Den Strifern gcior.
oertc Ve0in9ltng cingeben mer0c, oo9
Stildnr6eitsS nItem ou85lidolten II.
pieoer eincn Sogclobn 5t 5oblen. 81
Den Mt. Glare crfItGtten lin0 POO
Nrbeitcr bcId)GftiGt; Die 3obl Der in
Der ncn &ipcrijbe-@ erfit0ttcn Nnoc-
lteltcn lit icood g~crin1cr. WG6reao
Iid) geItern in Ser NGbc bon Uit.
Glare GiienbnDrt.G cteftipS llnO Boil.
5lIEeu ollfbiclten, Inn ic0e euentueuc
Hllbcltortng IcitCnS Der Strifer 5lt
lttter0rilden, bielten iid) bon 2ebtc.
rclt lltr perigc in ser llmgcQcn0 oiri
ltno moren iclbIt beitrcbt, jeOcn III,
notbi9cn 20rm 81 oermeiocn. Sic
northumberland crtIdrten, ooB rs
llmnogllf lei ben Nusgoug cincS
epentltelIcn @cllcrolltrifeS porolta5u-
io0cn, oodl miro O%crnutbct. OoB oic
Strifcr nidt inn Stnnoc iein lucrocn,
elllell longcrcl Strife o~ll55llboltcn
"a Die ScrOicnitc mGbrcno Oc3 @iIt.
tcrS Dos 3uriidIc9cu Cine9 9tptbpfcll.
n!0S follm crm0gliAtcn.
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Staot Baltimore.
.@camciier.

,,Mubitprium" 49, sis SOpliHs".
,,Slnucn''s" - Suuncpillc mo &utoelbtlocr.
,Sprp's" - Beer @nttt".
aWanen" - Abe @olucrD @urlCeuuers".
,,Sunipa1" - Tduocpiuc mo NulloclbiInCr.
,WlarHlanh" - Nciib'e agu Stur"s&nuoe'
bile lno 9Sunoclbiloer.
,Wicturta" 49, Nauocoinc uno 9SdUhelbilocr.
,Mnrplanb 3udcp. GIub"-SriibiGbree %tctlnrlI
in Qimltco bonn "a. gIpril bis II. Mai.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-24
UNCLE SAM FIGHTS REDUCTION
Government Tries to Prevent Lower
ing Of OIL Price TO Indians
by Standard.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Z3-Ths Interior
department, which guards the interests of
the Indians. does not intend to permit the
Standard OIL company to reduce the price
which the Indlan oil producers In Okla
homa have been receiving for heir crude
petroleum II Acting Secretary Pierce can
devise any plan TO require the oil com
pany 10 pay the Al cents a barrel which
the Indian have been getting. II Is al
legged the STANDARD Oll company contem-
plates a reduction Of the price TO IS cents
a barrel and the charge is also made that
IN reducing the price which 1t pays for
the erue oil advantage Is being taken Of
the new Payne tariff law.
Several conferences have been held by
Mr.. Pierce and Commissioner Of indian
Affairs Valentine TO consider the proposed
action Of the oil company and devise a
plan for the protection OF the Indians.
BARTELsVILLE, Okl, Aug. S.-The
price Of crude oil was cut TO IS cents a
barrel on July p last by the Prairie OIL
and Gas company, effective on that date
A bulletin to this effect was posted At
the company's offices here and throughout
the southwest at the time
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-24
LOCOMOTIVE STRIKES AUTO
Two Women Killed in Grade Crossing
Accident at Kankakee.
I'VE PERSONS BADLY INJURED
Party Of seven I'm Route 60 Cemetery
Is Run Down by nlE -Four
Train-Cars Obstruct
View.

KANKAKEE. Ill, Aug. 2s.-Mrs. George
Granger. wife Of a retired Kankakee mer-
chant, and Miss Genevieve Rang, a teacher
in 81. Xavier academy, Chicago, were in.
stantly killed and five other occupants of a
touring car were seriously injured when
the machine was run down late this after.
noon at the Hobbie avenue crossing Of the
Big -Four in this city. The party were on
their way to Mound Grove cemetery at the
time Of the accident. An engine and a
caboose backing cars on a sidetrack OBJ.
structed the view of the automobile driver
Il. too late.
The injured:
George Granger, husband of the dead
woman, badly cut about the face and head
Miss Amelia Forth, sister of Mrs
Granger, spine injured, probable interna
injuries.
Miss Jeanette Granger, daughter of Mrs
Granger, right leg. and arm fractured, left
leg injured.
Paul Granger, young son Of dead woman
badly bruised.
Ira Dole, chauffeur, badly bruised.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-24

ing assured that he was told Crabtree that
hat ended the matter and they would
drop it. Crabtree then started to cave the
office and turned back and asked Captain
Raymond IL he would reduce him to the
grade OF a private, as he did not think
he could do the duties of a corporal. Cap
tain Raymond had said that he was a good
corporal, but II he wanted to he might put
in his application to be reduced and he
would talk II over with him, but that
he was now too busy to do so. Again
Crabtree started TO leave and turned again
and asked when the captain would approve
his application. The captain said he did
not do those things offhand and to walt
until they could talk the matter over and
AIDED, That's all, corporal" Again Crab
tree started for the door ana turned ana
stood looking at the captain. The captain
looked up, saw him and told him TO go up
stairs and he would send for him later,
II he had time TO see him that day, and
again said, That's all. corporal" Crabtree
turned again and said. mo, by God, cam
tain, that's not ALL" and began to shoot.
He had noticed Crabtree particularly when
he came into the office and there was moth
ing unusual about him.
First Sergeant James II. washburn was
then introduced ana described the conduct
Of Crabtree up to the shooting. His story
was the same as that Of Corporal Such.
He told Of the firing. He had turned when
Crabtree spoke and saw him point the re-
volver at Captain Raymonds head; there
was a report and the captain fell forward
on his desk. The second shot went through
the arm OF Corporal Such and entered the
sergeants hand. The third hit him in the
Ia ". The fourth which ia tho shat whfa6
Is claimed to have hit the captain, was
fired while Crabtree was holding his hand
I'm the air and while Washburn and Captain
Raymond were struggling with him, both
trying to secure the gun. The fifth shot
was fired while they were falling to the
floor. After this Crabtree snapped the
empty pistol against the head Of Wash.
burn, saying that he would kill him any.
WAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-24
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-24

to inquire whether you have already en-
tered into another conspiracy involving our
financial and currency legislation
Have you already perfected your plans
by which you are to make American bank
ing and commerce the foot ball Of our
politics, precisely as our productive ndus-
tries are today by the establishment Of a
central bank? Let the American people
beware of any proposition you may bring
forth and insist that no general financial
and currency plan which YOU propose be
adopted until Il has been considered by
the American people fer at least three to
four years, that all the jokers ana all the
schemes with which II is certain to be
pregnant, may be discovered and aborted,
or killed.
Is 1t possible that you DO not know that
the most important question before the
American people today is 'Cannonism7'
II the people are to end this travesty on
a free representative government, and II
they want men, free men, to represent
them, and not such a man as Joseph @.
Cannon Of Danville, ILL.,. who assumes to
stand for the whole S7 congressional dis
tricts as well as his own, they will let no
man represent them in the Sixty-second
congress who has not made the following
pledges:
First: I will vote for a rule which will
provide that all places OF patronage about
the capitol shall be drawn for precisely
as the members now draw for the choice
Of seats, so far an such places may not be
reasonably put under civil service rules.
Second: / will vote TO strip the office OF
speaker Of the house Of representatives OF
all political power, and make him just
what the speaker OF the House of Com
mons is, simply a presiding member.
Third: I will vote for a rule that pro.
vides that the house of Representatives
shall vote for a committee on committees,
mittees of the house.
II the republican party wins the next con.
gresslonalt election, It will only be upon the
grave of "Cannonism.''
Lastly, sir, as you are aware, we now
have a government by edict, so completely
have you absorbed and usurped all power
legislative as well as political You havt
succeeded in Russianizing the house o.
representatives. But, sir, unless 1 mis-.
Judge the Intelligence, the pride, the self
respect, the patriotism and the genera
temper of the American people, you VIII
be the last Of the political Bourbons, ant
the conditions which made such a creature
as you possible, will end with the Sixty
first congress. CHARLES N. FOWLER.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-24
FEUD IN MISSISSIPPI
Newman and Pritohsrd Factions at
Meadville Prepare to Fight.
MILITIA SENT TO THE SCENE
TroubIe Breaks Oct Anew with At
tempt 60 Assas-inate Ernest
newman Sunday
Night.

NATCHEz, Miss. Aug. Accompanies
b and c, third regiment state guard, left
here at 6:15 p. m. for Meadville. Sheriff
Jones Of Franklin county called for the
troops in anticipation of serious trouble
tonight arising from the attempted assas-
sination Of Chancery Clerk Ernest Newman
last night.
Sheriff Jones notified Lieutenant Gov
ernor Manship, acting governor in the
absence Of Governor Noel, late today that
he did not believe he was able to cope
with the situation at Meadville as friends
Of both factions had been coming into
the town from the country all day and
we're threatening to tear the town up"
It was upon his earnest solicitation that
the troops we're ordered out.
UP to a late hour today there had been
no further outbreaks since Sunday night,
when Chancery Court Clerk Newman was
fired on as he sat in his home and badly
wounded in the arm, but It was feared that
friends of the and the Frltch-
ards would clash before morning. The
father of Newman was killed a few weeks
ago? at which time two or three other
men were killed, and the present clerk,
son of DR.. Newman, was badly wounded.
Young Newman was recently elected to
the office of chancery clerk over five Op-
ponents.
According to a dispatch received from
Meadville tonight the man who fired on
young Newman last night had been In
hiding beneath the Newman home for
some time. Newman declares hat he
heard the click of the gun as 1t was
cooked and jumped to one side of the win
dow as the gun was fired, several OF the
buckshot entering his arm but the greater
part of the charge finding lodgment in
the ceiling of the room. AS the man ran
from the yard to his horse which was
tied in the roadway, Monroe Newman, a
younger brother, opened fire. but without
effect.
After the shooting friends Of the New
mans gathered by scores, and with the
arrival Of Sheriff Clarke and the blood
hounds from this city the pursuit began
The trail led to a local livery stable, but
here it ended and so far efforts to fix
the Identity of the man has been without
result.
Two companies of state troops, those
from this city, arrived at Meadville early
tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-24
The w Gather.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-Forecast OF
the weather for Tuesday and Wednes.
day:
For Nebraska and the D~akotas-ParuS
cloudy and cooler, preceded by showers
Tuesday; Wednesday fair,
For Iowa-Partly cloudy. probably
showers Tuesday, Wednesday fair ano
cooler.
For Missouri-Partly cloudy. showers
by Tuesday night or Wednesday Cooler
Wednesday.
For w~yoming-Falr Tuesday ana Weu'
nesday.
For Montana-Fair and warmer Tuesday
Wednesday fair.
For Kansas-Partly cloudy and cooler
Tuesday and Wednesday.
For Colorado-Showers Tuesday, cooler
in east portion; Wednesday fair.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-24
Hartman Delayed
by Heavy Fog
Condition of Railroad Magnate Has
Undergone No AppreOiable
Change.

ON BOARD STEAMSHIP KAISER
WILHELM II, Aug. 23-The condition of
Z. H. Hartman has undergone no notable
change. He still remains most of the time
in his private cabin, owing to the heavy
fog which has prevailed throughout the en-
tire trip. The present indications are that
the steamer will be late in arriving on
Tuesday because OF delay occasloned by the
fog.
After remaining in his suite practically
all the time since leaving Cherbourg on
August is. r. H.. Hartman appeared or
deck this afternoon. He remained in the
open air for half an hour and conversed
with several of the passengers.
Mr.. Hartman still looks greatly fatigued
and In need OF rest.