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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-10-06
Broke Up the Dance.

Lisbon.-His desire to. break uu
q dancing party at Buttzvilie
with the assistance OF a revolver
a landed Charles Baier in the county
jail. Henry Bergeson only escaped
with his life because the revolver in
Baier's hands missed fire, being point
ed directly at him by the man. Baier
has become involved in difficulties with
Several of the Buttzville party Of
young men and was engaged in an
effort to settle the trouble when the
shooting took place,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-10-06
Want Annexation to Ward.

Misunderstanding to word re-
ceived here from a farmer residing in
BoWbells township, a petition has been
In circulation asking that six townships
In Burke county be annexed to Ward
county. In these townships are located
the cities Of Bowbells, Coteau, Lignite
and Stampede, and should the move
ment be fraught with success, it would
result In those towns being put back
into Ward county and leave the Burke
county seat question comparatively
easy with those places out of the way.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-10-06
New Bishop Of Keewatln.

Winnipeg, Man., Oct. 4. = Rev. p.
Divide of %Charlebois, a pioneer mis-,
sionary and principal Of the Duck
Lake, Sask., Indian industrial school,
is appointed bishop of the Keewatin
diocese of the Roman Catholic church.
The diocese extends from the Lake OF
the Woods to Hudson Bay.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-10-06
Money To Loan On Real Estate
NIB cASSE..L & CO.Sherebrooke
Bryan in oannon,a n,a+r,..

Danville, ILL.,, Oct. W. J. Bryan
will spend two days stumping this con.
EressioRal district against speake,
Cannon. He will come into the dis
trict at Kankakee Oct. co., speakina
there and at Momenace. Watseka and
Danville on the first day. The second
Day will be devoted to the lower pari
Of the district.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-10-06
Pullman PASSENGER Rohh.d

Pueblo, Col, Oct. 4.-Passensers On
tho Pullman car Rosemount, attached
to q Rock Island west bound nas.er.
ger train were robbed Of between
$1,000 and $4,000 in. cash, drafts
checks and Jewels after leaving CHI
cage.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-10-06
Failed Broker ls Indicted.

Washington, Oct. 4.-Grifan Hal
stead. son of the famous journalist,
the late Murat Halstead, whose brok:
erage firm failed Jan. II last, was in.
dicted by the federal grand jury on
charge Of embezzlement, false pre-
lenses and larceny.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-10-06
Foil Under Wheels.

demonstrating from the top of q
heavily loaded hay rack in front of the
wheels of the vehicle, O. E. Anderson,
residing near here, was almost instant.
~ killed. Anderson was going down
an incSine at the time ofthe accident.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-10-06
Brooklns VIII Fly To St. Louis,

srookins VIII Fly To St. Louis.
st. Louis, Oct. 4.-Walter Brookins,
hero of the Chicago-to;Springfeld flight
last week, will open the st. Louis avia'
ton meet here Saturday by flying from
Springfield to st. Louis, a distance Of
e~ighty-ive miles. Brookins expects ia
make a continues Fight.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
MAY MEAN ELECTION or
TWO SOCIALIST GONGKISSMH'N

Washington, April 6.-Fhc election
of a socialist mayor ln Milwaukee by
a plurality almost unprecedented in
this city was the subject ot much com.
ment among the members OF congress
today especially those from Wis"on-
son. Leading republicans were in
clined to minimize the Importance of
the result, hut the Wisconsin repre-
sentativcs view it as momeiitous. one
of the most prominent of these. for
bidding quotation by nam" went 20
far as To say chat the election OF the
socialist mayor "miehi mean the cloc-
tion Of two socialist congressman
from Wisconsin this fan.
Representative More. "insurgen,
republican from the tenth Wisconsin
district declares the socialist victory
In Milwaukee Indicated d revolt against
the corporation domination ana CON
troll OF the eastern wing III the rcpub-
lican party and nclc of laith in
democratic professions.
"Thc socialists are gniping strength
rapidly. not only ia Milwaukee. hut
also iu my district aud elsewhere in
the state They have the best pnliti-
cal organization that T. have ever
seen, said Nc. Morse.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
MIR. ROOSEVELT GUEST
At FNRENEI BNNQIL

Rome April 6.-Thc series of
events connected with the canccla-
tion Of Mr. Rooscvclts audience Wifh
the pope and later his Reputation ni
the dcnunciatory statement issued 10y
Pastor Triple of the Methodist chur'h "a
of Rome added interest Ia the din
ner given in Mr Roosevelts honor
tonight in the great han of the his
toric Capltoline palace by the munich
pal authorities over which Mayor
Nathan presided
No reference, however. directly or
indirectly was made TO this subject.
The guests included Premier Luz
zatL Sgnor Fcrrero, under secretary
Of the foreign office Sianor Ferrcro,
grand master of the Free Masone
and Ambassador Leishman.
Mayor Nathan in proposing tne
health of the ex-prcsident referred ia
him as zone whose character and
work had an effect upon the civil pro
grcss Of humanity"
After mentioning Washington and
Lincoln rs respectively the founder
ana consolidator of the republic he
characterized Mr Roosevelt as "a
purifier" saying hc had hunted
ficrcer beasts than during his recent
trip in Africa
Men cd his ealibcr," said the
mayor "arc beyond the limits ~
country They belong by right TO
civilization
Mr. Roosevelt in replying declared
no civilized man could come to Rome
without feeling that he was visiting
20 source of civilization. After cx-
pressing deep appreciation for the
hospitality extended him here. he
spoke OF political life which he sa d
WAS not so much matter OF genius
as of the practical application -
courage. honesty and common sense.
and the rarest ln these. ne added is
common sense
Beware of the man who docs no:
translate his words into deeds" said
the cx-presidcut lie announced h-
WAS an opumist with regard tD the
future.
Twice italy was at the head of the
world" he continued. First ID the
days oI her glors when Marcus Aurc-
Illus was emperor and rrcnnd. n the
marvellous reproduction of the iifr ~
Greece ia the -omunnes 81 Amaif.
Pisa. Florence and Genoa And now
Ia the last sixty wears since the u4i-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
SAFE AND SAM:
MILWAUKEE,
SOCIALISTS
NO AMBITION TO SKATER
THE SCHEME OF THINGS
Newly Elected Mayor Promises
city Best Government Posi-
BILE With Entire Elimination
Of the Party Boss,

( Inv Morning journal SDeciai Iaased Wire,
milwaukee,, April & THE first ster
of The socialist democratic party Will
be to rcassure the people and relieve
their minds of apparent fear that our
victory means the cntre overthrowine
of business IN this city" said Emit
seidcl, Milwaul>ee's ncwly elected So
eialst mayor
There will be NO utopia no mllen-
MUM, none Of the wild antics that
our opponents have charged TO MS.
lThere win be no party bosses, no one
man policy. When we decide on q
course TO pursue there win be CON
ferences With the other socialists elect
ed and the best lines viii be fol
lowed
eve shah give everyone in the party
IA chance to he heard and to voice his
sentiments.
As to corporations, we shall make
them pay their share of the taxes
and improve the lot OF the working
man.
We viii do nothing revolutionary,
nothing that would turn the tide of
sentiment aganst us
III any question arises which the
administration cannot handle we VIII
refer it 10 the electorate as a whole,
After all they are the only bosses.
Socialism has been given u chance to
show It's merit We can do this by in
sistont nnd consistent conservatism.
I'm way we are on trial ana Will
show the people OF what metal We
are made +. We have flooded this
town with literature and had men on
the stump IN ana out Of campaign
times, educating the worklngman 70
the opportunities that lay before him
we have not promised the work.
ingmen or the city at large an imme-
diatc panncea for It's Ills we have
promised the best government we can
give and We are going To live up to
that promise
Victor l.. berger, whose reputation
as socialist leader extends through
out the country, had this to say about
the election
This victory marks a new epoch
in American history, and any man
or woman who has helped to bring
1t about viii naturally feel proud. This
Is nobodys personal victory II Is not
Seidcls, IT Is not Berger's. IT Is q
victory for principle. n victory for
progross--a little step toward high
or phase OF civilization II IS the re-
suit OF many years Of hard work for
the education and enlightenment of
the working class Of milwaukee,.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
DECLINES TO
COMMENT ON INDICTMENT.

New York April Frank a. Hoff-
stot when Informed at his New York
residence tonight that a presentment
ordering his Indictment on charges of
conspiracy and bribery had been rc-
turned in Pittshure said with quaint
humor;
Il always leave BUSINESS behind mo
at the office and now am home, !
cannot discuss this matter Tomorrow
when | 20 downtown ana look things
over ! may have something to SAY
but until then You must excuse me
AIr lIoffstot is perhaps best known
as president and director of the
Pressed steel car company But in
addition he is president ana director
of the Canada Car company limited;
of the Chicago Calumet River rail
way, ana of the Western Steel car
and Foundry company. He also is
secretary and treasurer of the South
Shore railroad.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
MRS, SAYLER TELLS0F
HUSBANDS TRAGIC DEATH

WatSeka. ll April 6.--Mrs. Lucy
Saylcr. from the witness stand TODAY
told her story of the killing OF her
husband. J. %. SaAler OF Crescent CITY.
M last July she with her father
John Grunden. and i,r w X. Miller
is charged with the murder OF hcr
husband and her testimony was in al
most absolute accord with that OF Dr.
Miller who said he shot j. y. Sa yef
in self-dcfcnsc.
Her testimony touched on the fi-
nanclal condition of her husband. IN,
trivial incident OF tfe sunday before
the night of the shooting She told al
seeing the axe hrandished in her huS-
bands hand as he advanced on DIR.
Miller and OF seeing Il again ON the
floor near the body. Tears filled her
eyes and she wept while telling OF see
ing her slain husband prone IN the
parlor of their home. The actual
struggle which ended with the quick
pistol shots. she said she did not see.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
AMAZING TALE
Of LIFETIME
Of CRIME
Attributes Evil Career to Love
of Excitement and Fondness
for Seeing His DARK Deeds
Narrated in Newspapers,

nv MornlnG Journal sneciai leased wlrsi
Sptineficld, Mass, April d-l.dyine
his crimes to love of excitement and a
mania for stcalng caused by an in
Jury Ia his head IN hoyhood. Bertram
Gage spence today broke down un-
der twenty eolrs of questioning
and confessed tia. he was the masked
burglar who had terrorized Spring
field two years and had reachcd the
climax or his Wild career bS murder
ne Miss Martha u. blackstone last
Thursday evening
Ia his amazing confession, spencer
makes IL clear that, associated with
his overpowerlng desire To steal, love
.of excitement was high degree o
personal vanity This latter trait
Spencer gratified ny battling the po-
lice and reading The newspaper ac-
counts OF his exploits
The accounts of his daring crimes
fascinated him and fostered his ego
tism
While admitting the killing o' Mis-,
blackstone, spencer said he did not
intend to shoot her but lost control
of himself when she shricked repeat
.edly FNcn then he asserted he fired
only To frighten her and the three
other women who confronted him IL
the Dow home
spencer was ariligncd in the police
court and was held without bail for
further bearing, April i5.
Spencer told the police that ns had
experienced no qualms OF conscience
over his crimes Tho onlN thing that
caused him amy worry was the loss
Of loclSet hearing his initials. This
WIS founa onssi1e the hnase he h1d
entered and caused his arrest
IN his confession Spencer revealed
n career " almost llfe-lnng crime,
Following a blow on the head when
he WAS small boy IN Lebanon, Conn,
he said he began to stenl, At the age
Of nine he riflcd the pockets of his
schoolmates ana robbed his parents
of small sums
Later while still youth he held up
young women ON the highways ana
entered houses. IL. spent some time
ON Il naval training ship and then
travelled about the country. his thefts
covering a wide range of territory
by eneaging IN legitimate occupation
by day ne escaped detection
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
FUGITIVE HELD
FOR DOUBLE
MURDER
OHIO MAN ACCUSED OF
KILLING WlFE'S PARENTS
Ter -Year-0Id Son of Dead
Couple Causes Arrest of Al
legged Slayer Who is Seized
in Chicago,

IUy Morning LOufhai snecia' LsHsfe WHel
Canton. o. April 6.--Cletus Villa
man. under arreste at Chicago, viii be
brought back here tomorrow to stand
trial for the murder of his father
in law, Warren r Rooms, aged 80,
an dof Rooms wife.
The crime was committed some
time last night and was revealed to-
day by Earl Koons. aged %, son Of
the slain couple.
Investigation showed Mrs. Koons
had been shot dead and her husband
beaten to death with "A brick Mrs.
Koons' body also showed contusions
from the brick and Koons had beeh
shot in the head though the bullet had
glanced.
The Koons hoy SAYS lhat. aroused by
sound OF shots he went to investi-
gate and that Wilaman, standing ov~
er the bodies hurled the brick at him
The police found The gas jets in the
house turned on and the gas, thcy be =
lieve, kept the boy in semi-con-
scious condition until 10 o'clock this
morning
Willaman, who is 2G years old :
the husband of the daughter of Rooms
former wife. He bought a ticket at
Massillon yesterday Tor Montana and
boarded train. then ostensibly for
the west but according TO the Koons
boy came to their home last night
and requested lodging
1t is said Willaman VIII not light
cXtradition.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
JEWISH PEOPLE ARE
LAUDED BY
PRESIDENT
Taft and Cannon Guests Of
Honor at Annual Banquet Of
B'nai Birth Order in WASH
ington,



Washington, April 6.-Reprcsenta-
tive Jews of America, delegates to the
conference Of the B'Nai Birth, cheer
ed President Taft tonight to the echo
when he concluded an address before
them at their annual banquet with the
words
There is no people SO much en-
titled as YOU to become the aristo-
Gratis of the world and yet who make
the best republicans.
As the president was speaking.
Speaker Cannon entered President
raft. abruptly halting, turned to the
speaker and said:
And now, ladies and gentlemen,
here comes the worthy gentleman who
controls the appropriations Of the
United states.
with one hand on President Tafts
shoulder the speaker said.
Under the rules of the house | am
not half so much TO be honorcd as the
orthy gentleman who spends the APP
proprlations of The United States
President TAFT said
II have profound admiration for the
Jewish people because the are essen
tally artistic. because they make eN-
cellent citizens and are in favor OF law
and order.
II am glad to see item come to this
country They have the profoundest
appreciation Of the institutions of lib
erty and education I am a Unitarian
but the church where my father had
pew stood next 10 the Jewish syna-
gogue in Cincinnati, presided over by
that distinguished jew, that learned
man. that patriot and citizen, Rabbi
Wise. and the churches were so close
together that often pulpits were eV-
changed. so ON the main questions {
am Orth hOdaX"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07

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leading Adherents Of Both
Vatican and MethodiSts Join
IN Reputation Of Attitude Of
Those institutions,
PRELATES AND CARDINALS
CRITlCISE MERRY DEL VAL
Head Of Methodist 0rgaoiza-
ton in Eternal City Writes
Letter of Apology for Utter
anceS Of Pastor TippIe


tBv Morning Jouruai -Dec'aI Lesses wir~l
Rome, April 6. Before lcaViaG
Rome ex-President Roosevelt had
reason to believe that a great triumph
was his as both the attitude Of the
vatican toward him aud the state
mont Of the Methodists, which ne hll
condemned we're repudiated by the
leading adhcrents of those two insti-
tudons
Abbott Lawrence Janssens, one of
the most learned Benediotnes and
secretary OF the Congregation OF the
Affairs of the Religions, called on Mr..
Roosevelt this evening ana not hnd-
ing him left his card on which he
wrote in French that he desired Q
congratulate him for the constant
support given to his order and the
Catholic church in general in Amer
ica during Mr.. Roosevelt's 'glorio $
career as president which he hoped
soon would be resumed
ContcmporaneouslN Mr., Roosevelt
received letters from relatives of high
prclatcs aud cardinals condemnlns
what they styled the personal atti-
tude Of Cardinal Merry del VAL for
which neither the pope nor the church
was responsible
ON the other hand Mr. Roosevelt
received the following letter from Dr.
Walling Clark. head OF the Methodist
organization In italy
The incident connected with the
article written by the Rev t. NJ Tip
pie, for the American press mas caus-
cd me untold regret I was not aware
the article was written or sent un.il
Tuesday afternoon, when If WAS
brought to me with tho statement
YOU gave out Tuesday morning n
had known Mr Tpple's intention
certainly should have used AN my
influence to have prevented it, Let
me assure YOU that the Methodists [
Rome We're net responsible for the
article. ALLOW me to once moro cN-
press my admiration for the couras
cous position YOU have taken in the
face of the demands OF the vatican.
Methodists of Rome win not forget
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
MEXICAN MINE COMPANY
TO BE SOLD BY CREDITORS

Cleveland April TIT was anno9ne-
ga today that the Kinds Consolidated
Mining company, capitalized at 81,
600. 600. will be sold under forcclos-
ure
The corporation vas organized in
1907 with headquarters at Santa Bar
hara Mex, but is controlled by Clerc-
land capital 1t owns the Clarinos
RefoIma, Los Rem eiios. Santa Cert
rtdeos and Monte2uma mulirg prop
critics in Mexico
It is understood That the stockhold-
ers viii be given an opportunity to buy
in the property and organize new
company This it is thought win he
done
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
PATTEN REAPPEARS
IN COTTON
MARKET
DeIuge Of Liquidation Said to
Have Cost Chicago PIunger
Million and a HaIfl Suddenly
Ceases,

nv Morning Journai sseeiaI LEASED Wire
New York, April G.-James \. Pat
ton, who did not know whether he
was out Of the speculative market or
not when he arrived here from Liver
pool a few weeks ago reappeared on
the floor Of the cotton exchange today
ana thereafter the deluge of nquida-
ton estimated in some quarters to
have cost him $500, 900 yesterday.
ceased.
The feeble recovery, started la'e
Yesterday afternoon, gained streng y
ana the May option advanced to
1t.57 or about s29o a bale above
Tuesdays low level
Mr. Patton hurried to the assis-
lance Of the market from Chicago
overnight and before the exchange
opened he was quoted as being as
bullish as ever The bun movement
in May cotton reached its apex la.t
January at 1916. and then broke
almost perpendicularly to 1850.
Renewed accumulation. estimated
at one time at 100000 bales brought
fresh advances. eliminating for the
second campaign on March 80, in a
mark of l5.1G Since then continu sd
slack demand from spinners and re-
ports of rain IN the south have
brought about slow reccssions which
yesterday became Danlcky.
Information here today and the
behavior Of the market indicated re-
newed determination on the part Of
bnll leaders to carry the May deal
through. spot sales in Liverpool for
delivery in New York were reported
at from 5000 to 5000 bales.
Cables were relatively firm. Thee
two factors aided by reports Of a
brisk demand from spinners over
came the weather reports from the
south. The market opened strong.
fell off. recovered when it was seen
no important holding were coming
ont and closed al the top.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
BLCODSTAINED PISTOL
TAKEN FROM PRISONER

Chicago, Anfil G.-CIetus WillumNn
% years old, was arrested here late
today on charge OF numbering Mrs.
Warren Koons and her husband in
their home at Canton, o.. last night.
According to the police. blood
stained revolver was found in WilIa-
mans possession
when asked If he had committed
the crime. Willaman appeared to be
dazed and then said
II don't know, The devil must
have been in me. They had some evil
Influence over me | don't remembef
about it. Take me back to Canton
and then ] will talk
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
NOTORIOUS BANDIT
RELEASED FROM PRISON

Leayenworth. KAN April 6-WiG-
Jam Harris alins lnoNn. notorious
as "a bandit and nccompicc of Harry
TRACEY. the renowned Western dcspcr-
ado WAS released to authorities of Tia a
Utah pcnitcntiary b, officials of the
federal prison hero Today Harris had
just completed sentence lr"re for
robbery.
Tracy and Harris escaped from the
Utah prison iu 1897 after each had
SERVED scven years oi fifteen year
sentence. Harris came ia Kansas and
four years later committed the rob-
borl that Ted go his Incarceration here.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
SAILORS UNION CHIEF
IN JAIL FOR MURDER

Aberdeen. Wash April e-W J.
liam Gohl former agent of the sail
ofs union IS kept in solitary coniinc-
ment in his cell in the county jail at
Montesano today. as is J klingenberg
Gohrs alleged accomplice in the muir
der Of John Hoffman. former Gig ID
dealer here and Charles Haddherg. q
sailor. who were killed by Gohi and
KHnEenbers, according 10 klingeh-
herg's. confession 90 the police yester-
day The authorities hope now 90
obtain @ confession from Gohl
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
COMMANDER CONFIRMS
REPORT or CALAMITY

san Francisco. April G.-Cuptain
James e. Gilmore commander of the
cruiser Maryland confirmed the re-
port Of an accident to the cruiser IN
the following wireless message to-
night TO tho Associated Press in re-
eponsc To wireless inquiry
"a defective boiler tube burst ON
April q Man scaldcd and died today
"tSignedi "GILLMORE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-04-07
.DRYS HAVE SHADE BEST
OF COLORADO ELECTION

Denver. April 6.-Complete returns
from the twenty-five towns through
out Colorado whore the saloon qucs-
tin WAS an issue. directly or indirectly.
al Yesterdays municipal elections
show that the "drys gained five
towns and the "wets' three The
~wcts" have IL total Of thirteen AMI
the "drys" nine