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Evening star., 1909-03-14
SUMMONS LEADING CITIZENS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY ACTS IN
PITTSBURG BRIBERY CASE.
Means to Have Councilmen, Bankers
and Merchants Ready to Testi-
fy if Wanted.

PfTTSBURG. Pa, March l3.-Thirty
citizens Of this city. among them council
men, bankers and merchants. were sum-
moned today to appear I'm court Monday
morning by District Attorney William A.
Blakeley to testify before the grand jury
in regard to the councilmanic bribery
scandal, in case the decision of Judge s.
l.. Davis, which will be rendered at that
time is favora bile to the suggestions made
ture action to be taken in the graft in
vestigation Included in the list Of coun-
cilmen subpoenaed. il is said. are the six
men who. according to testimony given
at the recent trials, could not be bribed,
District Attorney B,akeley stated today
that he had no intimation as to what the
courts decision on his suggestions would
be- but that he had summoned the men
in order to be on the safe side and have
them present in case the judge orders the
grand jury to institute general inveS-
tigation into the charges of corruption
In municipal affairs.
The announcement OF the issuance of
the subpoenaes today following the order
Of Judge Davis yesterday that the March
grand jury, which had completed its
schedule work, report in court Monday
morning, has caused a stir among coun-
cilmen and business men in general.
According to the district attorney one
of the men on whom the state depended
to secure much important information has
left the Jurisdiction but Mr. Blakeley
stated that he was endeavoring through
friends of the man to have him return
and be present in court to testify when
wanted
Evening star., 1909-03-14
NINE. STEINHEIL HELD.
Formally Accused Of Killing Hus-
band and Stepmother.

PARIS. March 13.-The preliminary in
vestigation into the charges against Nine.
Steinheil. accused of having murdered her
husband. Adolphe Steinheil, painter. and
her stepmother. Mime. Japy, was conclud-
ed today. The examining magistrate. NJ.
Andre. informed the woman that the evi-
dcncc against her was sufficient to war
rant the formal accusation Of premedi-
tated murder. She will probably be
tried for her life in the asslze court, not
as an accomplice, but as the principal.
The magistrates report TO the judges
who will decide whether Nine Steinheil
will be formally placed on trial points
out the contradictions in her statements
and the audacity Of her efforts to Law the
crime at the doors OF others 1t con-
cludes with the statement that the story
that the murders were the work OF a gang
OF professionals who had bonnd and gag
ged her is utterly discredited by the evi-
dence. The investigation, says the mag
istrate, led logically to the deduction that
Nine. Steinheil herself i'm seeking TO get
rid of her husband TO whom she OBJ
jected. and her stepmother whose for
tune she would inherit, deliberately plan
ned and carried out the double crime.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
GRIsCoM URGES SEARCH.
Ambassador Communicates With
Foreign Office at Rome.
By Associated Press.

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ROME, March 13.-Lloyd c. Griscom.
American ambassador, has submitted to
the Italian foreign Office the report re-
ceiyed from the American consul at Pal
ermo of the assa ssination of Lieut.. Petro-
sino, and has urged that the greatest
energy be employed to discover the mur-
derers and TO bring about their punish
ment.
The general director of police at Rome
has sent several kilograms to the prefect
at Palermo to leave nothing undone to
identify the murderers and arrest them
1t is known that the entire police force
in Sicily has been put to this task.
The opinion prevails among the Italian
authorities that Petrosino had been rec
ognized by some of the criminals whom
he had tried to convict in the United
States, and who. fearing that he might
run them down in their own country. de-
cided to murder him. Premier Gioltti has
recognized the Significance Of the Amer
lean ambassa doris representations in con-
ncction with the crime, and he has per-
sonally interested himself in the measures
undertaken by the police to capture the
assassins. He has ordered tha. all tele-
grams received from the orefect al Pal
ermo and a COPY Of the instructions is
sued for the capture Of the guilty men
he communicated through the foreign o.
fice TO .Amba Ssador Girls. com in crdc- to
1-,-.--,
Evening star., 1909-03-14
MURDERED PRIESTS FUNERAL,
Two Thousand Persons Stand In
Rain During the Services.

NEWARK. n. j.. March l3.-Two thou
sand persons stood in the rain outside St
Stansaus' Church here today while fu-
neral services for the late, Rev Erasmus
Ansion, the murdered pastor OF the
church. were being held within the crowd
ed edifice. Bishop O'Connor and nearly
100 priests of Catholic churches in vari
Gus parts of the state attended the sery-
ices. at the conclusion of which the body
was taken to the cemetery of the Hoiv
Sepulcher for burial.
Three more men who had been arrested
as suspects were committed today i'm S1O.-
600 bail each. making fifteen men who are
being held under bail of that amount in
connection with the assassination of the
priest in the rectory of his church Wednes-
day last.
One man had been committed without
bail OH suspicion of completely i'm the
crime and other arrests, IL was stated
today, are contemplated.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
GEN. WILLIAM J. PALMER DIES
WIDELY KNOWN AS THE FIRST
CITIZEN OF COLORADO.
Death Sequence to Fall From Horse
in October, 19O6-Founder Of
Colorado Springs.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, March 13
Gen William j. Palmer. founder OF
Colorado Springs, died at his country
seat, Glen-Eyrie. west of the city. late
today. Death came as a result Of fall
from horse in October. 1906. which re-
suited in breaking his back.
Gen. Palmer, who is widely known in
the easts has often been called the first
valued al $15.OOO.OOO.
Gen. Palmer was distinguished as a SOL
der in the civil war, but his greatest
fame came as a railroad builder.
Immediately after having been mustered
out of the service in 1865. Gen. Palmer,
a the request of coterie of Pennsyl-
vania railroad officials. was elected sec
retary and treasurer of the Kansas Pa
citc Railroad Company, whose road was
absorbed by the Union Pacific later.
Built Many Railways.
Besides Gen. Palmer's connection with
the building of the Kansas Pacific rail-
road to Denver in 1S63-7O, he carried out
several connecting enterprises. Gen
Palmer remained president of the Denver
and Rio Grande system and its directing
personality until August. 1885,.
He resigned to give greater attention
to his railroad enterprise in Mexico, the
Mexican National railroad. but he con-
tinued to be president of the Rio Grande
Western railroad, extending from Grand
Junction to Salt Lake City, until April,
1901. when he withdrew from personal
participation in its affairs.
In connection with his inception and
construction of the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad. Gen. Palmer conceived
and founded upon beautiful site near
the eastward base of Pixies peak the city
OF Colorado Springs, near which, at the
foot of the Rocky mountains, he has
lived since that city came into existence
i'll the summer OF 1871.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
WILL AFFECT IMMIGRATION.
italian Newspapers Deplore Crime
and Blame the Police.

Special Cablegram TO The Star
ROME. March 1.-THE Italian news
papers without exception deplore the
crime and publish long sketches OF
Petrosino. The Tribunals comment is
significant. 1t says the murder is bound
to influence Italian immigration to the
United States. The paper blames the
Palermo police for not guarding Petro-
sino's life and expresses the hope that
the murderers will be brought to speedy
justice.
Special. instructions have been sent
from police headquarters here to Pa
lermo that no effort must be spared to
arrest the assassins. 1t is reported that
the police have a clue which they are
following, but not much stock is taken
in this here. as similar crimes commit
ted by the Malta, the Black Hand and
the Camorra are never discovered.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
NAY DROP NEW HAVEN SUIT.
High Officers of Road Think Federal
Case Will Not Be Pressed.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. March 13-At the
offices of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company here it is
stated that nothing is known as to the
reported discontinuance of the federal
suit against the New Haven corporation
under the Sherman act Recently. how
ever high officers OF the road have ex-
pressed the opinion that the suit would
not be pressed after the retirement of At
torney General Bonaparte from office.
1t is also stated authOritatively that lie
and President Roosevelt were never in
full accord as to the bringing of the
suit No official announcement at any
time. however is looked for in railroad d
circles here as to the discontinuance of
the suit.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
FORTUNE WoOS A SUICIDE.
Inventor Kills Himself as Postman
Brings News of Success.

NEW YORK. March 13.-Frank @.
Bruce, a Yonkers inventor, committed su:
eide at his home in that city today just
as the mail man brought To his door d
letter informing him that the United
States patent office had granted him 4
patent on a non-retillable bottle. a device
which his friends say is worth S1.OOO.OOO.
Bruce had beeomG discouraged over the
difficulties which he was having in con-
nection with this patent. Twice before
he had attempted suicide, but had each
time been prevented from carrying out
Eis purpose.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
Maryland Quarantine to Be Raised.

The federal quarantine for the foot and
mouth disease in cattle against Maryland
and Michigan will be entirely raised to-
morrow as the result of an order issued
by Secretary of Agriculture Wilson yes
teTday, no new eases of the disease hay-
INK been discovered for the past three
months This action will permit the in
terstatc and, far as this government is
concerned. the foreign shipment of cat
we &rd their products from the state.
PCnnSy lVdnia and New York are now the
"nS states in quarantine and il is stated
that within d few days il will be raised
from them.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
SHIP PRISONERS MUTINY.
Return to America in Irons Aboard
Transport Thomas.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March 13.-The
United States transport Thomas arrived
today from the Philippines with a number
of army officers, :562' troopers returning
from the islands. and thirtyseven mill
tary prisoners.
Among the officers were Majs. William
Forsythe and Henry &. Hale and Capts
Charles +. Boone, Thomas Franklin, John
A. PagenoW and Lawrence b. SimOndS.
Shortly after leaving Nagasaki some of
the prisoners, who had been given the
freedom of the ship, secured some liquor
and started a small mutiny. They were
placed in irons during the remainder of
the VoyaSe.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
PORTO RICO WANTS HOME RULE
Memorial Against Foraker Act as
Despotic Measure.

SAN JUAN. p. r.. March 13.-The
house of delegates today approved a me-
mortal. which will be sent to the Pres-
dent of the United States and Congress.
decla ring that the Foraker act is des-
potic, and praying that it be amended SO
as to have a senate and house of repre-
sentatives elected by the people and the
executive chiefs appointed by the gov
ernor. with the approval of the insular
senate.
Under existing law the house of dele
gates and the executive council together
constitute the legislative assembly. The
house of delegates, consisting of thirty
five members. is elected by the people.
The executive council is appointed by
the President of the United States and
has an American majority.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
LIKES WHITE HOUSE.
Aunt Della Enjoys Visiting "Will
and His Family"

Spccial DlSpatch TO Inc Star.
MILLBURY. Mass. March 13-Miss
Della c. Torrey, the only living aunt OF
President Taft, arrived home last night
from Washington. She was accompanied
by Mrs. William A. Edwards of Los
Angeles. the only sister of the President
II have learned to take much pleasure
in riding in automobiles. as Miss Board
man has one, and there are two at the
White House. so I had a chance to get
used to that kind of riding. and it is
fine Miss Torrey said. II have been the
guest of Will and his family at the White
House since the Inauguration, and it is
delightful place to be in
viii is very busy these days getting
things under way. and has little time
for visiting. The stories that he has been
disagreeng with Teddy are not true
They have always been the best of friends
and were to the last. When they shook
hands in sight of the multitude Oery
person present cheered Them
Evening star., 1909-03-14

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-25
SPEAKER CANNON
FEELS ALARMED
AT GROWING TENDENCY TO IN.
SURGENCY-HoT SESSION ex
PECTED ThIS WINTER.

Washington. oct - That such al.
tacks as Spcak,r Cannon made ou the
Insurgents I'm his speech In Elgin. lll.
lasr nigh, prcsag" interesting tim,-
In th" house this winter and 'ha,
they indicate that the speaker has
taken alarm al m" growing tendency
10 Insurgency is tho belief OF Repre-
sentative Jane, 7 Lloyd oi Nilsson &.
chairman OF IN" democratic conrrcs.
-ional committee. VINO now Is I'm
Washington
"I' looks as IL there would be- q hot
time in ,h" house thi winter said
Mr. Lloyd Mr Clnon's speech in
Elgin j, clearly declaration al va.
on th" insurgents, Such speech
as tha, from the speaker indicates 10
my mind, that d" ha, taken alarm At
m" activity and strength of the in.
surgcnt movement in the republican
party, and h. may well tax" alarm
The opposition 20 him I'm the milui,
west T. intense and hc probably ap.
prcc,at"s it Il has been 'uD custom
OF Speaker Cannon 20 pu, mo- att"n.
tion to any attack on Hm The fact
thar ho has departed from his ruiz"
and l. making speeches against his
political enemies is the best possible"
Indication thar hv and his follower,
...H.
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Hsrsrove College a, Work Again.

Harpru,, C.uog, up,urd hopefully
ON October 18TH Q.t. number wi
boarding pupil has, u... enrolled
and mor, are coming Wy confident
iy cNpec, our splendid r,N brick
dormi orics 20 bc fun ir ,u, near
future They are ming
We nave faculty OF accomplished
and experienced teachers. Prot. ! G..
buchanan seems 70 D. exactly thr
rigm man To be- vic" president. and
head OF the faculty Prot SaWycrs
is o young man oi tine auainmcn,s
and experience o. teacher Th"
kady tea .hcrs. Miss Mckinney Miss
Sharp. Miss Baker and Miss Boone.
are all young ladies m nn" accom-.
plishmcnts aud experience" iu their
department. We are prepared ,o do
firs. class work
Miss T. one. teacher Of voice ol
ocutiuu and ply ica culture. viii
have down tUan studio a. Mrs
Settle Jones on ID street. where
She viii gy" losso0. ou Wednesdays
and Saturday We make this lrraug'
men. 80 A. 10 accommodate pupils
who do NO. TAX" ,h" literary ~ rk
OF the college but desiring TO take
lesson, from Miss Boone may do so.
Now is IN" time t. rally 90 liar
grove Cpllog" Ardmur. needs the
college and the colI'g" needs 'h"
supper, OF Ardmor, l., us make
school 49,. shall a'l .roI proud oi
= VI GROSS.
President
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ALTON D|SAPPO|NTS
ADVERT|SES CRIME
BANDIT PRODUCING PICTURES
OF THE CoFFeYVlLLE RAID
HIS MOVING PICTURES.

Enid. OK. OCT. - Emmett DIhou.
the plIolcd bandit, Is exhibiting NOV
ing PICTURES of the COncyyillo. Kan.
bank robbery Dalton took part In
this ,obb,ry ana Two OF his brothers
were Killed in tho ligIt that followed.
Dalton was captured and sent 10 the
Kansas pcnitontiary. His prison con.
due, wa7 such that Governor Ioch pa
rolled him Daltoa had many fricnd,
in oklahoma who interca dcd for him
with Governor Hoch, in the belief that
Dalton would shuu notorioty
Tn" moving pictures are crudcly
made, and portray the deeds OF the
Dalton gang In the spirit OF the yellow
back novel though they ar" purpOrtco
20 De shown az wa ming 10 younr
men 10 shun an evil life. Incidentally
Dalton displays as part Of III" scenic
story photographs Of the b,dlcs Of
his two brothers and for thi, h" ac-
copts money
"Al' Jennings, w.o served a term
m the icdc al prison In .Ommbus, o.,
tor train robbery is quoted rs saying
lately that while BE- may have been
guilty OF robbne trains there was 20
possible chance ot his ever being
guilty ot trying 10 TAX" money from
the public by the exhibition of such
scenes as are shown I'm the moving
pictures of the ComcyNillr raid. Dal-
ton Is being criticised by Oklahoma
newspapers for his conduct the Enid
EIgI" sayi.g
Emmett Dal on hla mad" a wolul
mis'ak, In gong about the country oN-
plotting the career of himself and as
sociat,s as bandits. The spectacle
pr, scented In this city today OF relies
o. IN" bloody raid being exhibited 70
attract the attention oi the morbidly
curious. and pictures al IN" Cotfcy-
,tllo robbery being offered 20 the
young 10 p, ison their minds is one
that may we'll call down ccnsurc from
any civilized community The power
OF suggestion in criminal records Is
TOO Well established 70 admit Of dis
{, utr Emmett Dalton has many
friends IN Enid, Who when hr was In
saddle circumstances wished and
worked for his release, and rcioicrd
when the day Of that release came. He
% 4 HH II. 40
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MILLIONS FOR
OLD SWEETHEART
WIFE OF ARKANSAS FARMER TO
INHERIT s4ooooco AS RESULT
OF YOUTHFUL cOuRTSHlP.

vJncsboro, Ark, oct. "a Coming
a. - ssqu, 20 an almost forgotten
romance ul her girlhuod days. Mrs
Juru -. Erwin. wife of - Greene
,wlty farmer, will pr.DabN be- put
H. possession OF an estate yalu d,
it .s estimated, a; $iOOO,u0O K.
+ l.. McGott, kentucky attorney.
"s""utOr oi the - ate ot = resident
uf mat state wnos-' name he will no.
disclose, Is in Jon"sboro securing
proof ~ 10 IN" identity of Mrs. Er.
wu. who asserts that she is the
Irp.s'cc named In the will
SON" years ago. IL is asserted,
Mrs Erwin, then Mary Duyal, met a
yUIug German who told her ut vas.
arc,-s-r raj estates. Tn" two becam"
f.e, friends. but. because OF par"n.
tal objections, the marriage which
h. proposed did no. take place In.
stead she became the wife OF a
farmer Recently the man who first
sought her hand died. naming in
-h.~ viii as his lcgater his turIne.
sr-"thclrt. That she can produce
ample proof that she is the person
IS declared by Mrs. Erwin. When tho
tao me-, she declares Sh" resided
w,:A her parents n Caruthcrsyillc
NI
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-25

tngu!sh,d ser,1cc h" was imm,di.
Itrly hnightcd.
His son, the rather u' 'ay pr.,,u,
baronct, was the Re- Sir Edward
Graham Moon. rcoto. ut FrtehAm,
L'a'h"rh"ad. Surrey Tl, mou mare
nrd m aidorman's daughter Tt.
sons and TOUR daugu W.rr born
to them The prcscu Hlron.. was
born a. Fotcham. Jun. l>G, %.
was 'hc fourth s,n
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| suffered for ten
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alton, Indigestion
nervousness, and
could not sleep.
Doctors gave me
up, az they said my
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chronic. ! was in
despair, and did not
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Mrs willard Blca1mor" Tuesday AT
t,rnoon. business session from three
10 four, social hour four 70 fivr
An members are requested To- b.
present as there is considerable bus.
mess 20 De- transacted
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Nothing else IS as safe and certain
In results Sold by al drlggLsts.
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when you own a Quick Meal gas
cook stove, your home Is supplied
with the best Sold only By
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