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Evening journal., 1910-12-02
LAUREL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LAUREL, Del, Dec. 2--Hermus T.
Lowe brike a leg by falling from a
log into a ditch which he was cross
ing
The Clerk Of the Peace has an
nounced that the recent election cost
the people OF Sussex county about five
thousand dollars.
The Sharptown Yacht Company has
put on a large force and running on
extra time to push ahead the work
on a yacht which the company Is
building for Charles S. Thorne, of New
York, president Of the Pechents Fuel
Company.
David Dunn is dead Of dropsy at
the age Of 75 years.
Sheldon Jones, the 15-year-old son
of /. W. Jones, while engaged In a
game OF football, had the misfortune
to break his Lex.
Harvey l.. Spicer, postmaster at
Bethel, and one OF the best known
business men and politicians Of lower
Delaware, died at his home I'm Bethel.
near here, at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon after a lingering illness. Mr..
] Spicer leaves a wife and two daugh-
ters.
Recorder Of Deeds-Elect Harvey f.
Wolfe will remove his family 70
Georgetown. MIR. Wolfe intends TO give
his time exclusively 20 the duties OF
the Office.
Several carloads OF holly are being
shipped from here daily.
Many Wilmington and Philadelphia
sportsmen are cunning in this section.
Benjamin Windsor and A. n. Mont
gomery are In Virginia buying holly.
George W. Stradley and Miss Mar
garet Stradley are in Baltimore.
Minos Downs, Ray Walston and
Frank Hastings are seriously ILL.,
Mrs. T. ]. Waller is in Philadelphia
under medical treatment.
Mrs. Sallie Stradley visited Bridge
Vile friends yesterday.
II. G. ST. Clair, OF ST. Paul, Mimi. is
visiting friends here.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

William Faulkner, Of Milton, was a
recent visitor here with friends
Miss Fannie tParker, of Laurel, has
returned from a visit with friends here
Mrs, George w. Stradley, of Laurel
is the guest OF Mrs. w. p. Short.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

tain sense It applied to Barr's case
but afterward said that It was not al
ways true.
The Washington times., 1910-10-02
POISONS HER BABES
THEN SHOOTS SELF
Pennsylvania Mother Asks
Husbands Kiss Before
Pulling Trigger.

LANCASTER, Pa. oct. Airs James
Mann. twenty years old. late Saturday
gave carbolic acid 10 her three babies
and then blew of her own head. at
her home az Cherry Hin, Paradise
township. Her husband saw tbs final
act She arose at the accustomed hour
this morning. fed and dressed the little
ones, as she had always done Her
husband babe her and the children an
sGectionate bood-bye and went TO an
adjoining field to ut corn What oc-
CURED sfterward was Hspingly told by
the little boy.
Shorty after her husband left the
house, as taken from the boys story,
Mrs Mann had poured something. sub
sequentIy learned to have been oarbolic
acid, into a glass OF milk This she
gave 10 TIE three children, and she
then took a d-se herself
After taking the poison, the woman
went TO the field where her husband
was AT work Her appearance was
calm. and she gave no outward indiCa-
ton Of the murderous and suicidal in
tent lurking within her breast.
She walked 10 her husband side ana
placed her hand on his shoulder Look
n Est aim IlrcnIly she SAID kiss me-
I'm going - go"
Her nuDan0 IdlteQ TO com Esfenelld net
meaning, bat. placing his arm over her
S boulder, kissed her aIectiOnately, and
detected the Cdor OF carDolic acid His
wife turned tow ard the house. and n,
ran ~. the nearest doctor 70 summon a
physician
As he neared the house he saw h-s
wife place a dOUbIe-bs TTeled shotgun o
her head. while standing on the lawn,
and pull the trigger She dropped 10
the ground and died in short time
Deputy Coroner 4 L Eshleman and
his physician DR.. G. " H F'rew, were
quickly summoned. The woman being
past aid the physician tuTne dhis ef-
forts toward the children He admins
tered emetics, an dthc poison was ex-
PEELED before its efforts became deadly.
The children are believed TO be out Of
DANCE
The Washington times., 1910-10-02
FUNSTON IN CHARGE.

Brig Gen. Frederick Funston has been
put in command of the department. OF
I.uzon, tossucceed Brig Gen Ramsey d
Potts. and will leave for the Philippines
early II the spring General Funston
has been IN command Of the army sig
nal school and army staff college at
The Washington times., 1910-10-02


bo-resson. for burning a letter IN West
Lake Park just before his arrest
Think Him An Anarchist
Claims are made by police detec-
tuVes that Eagan. who says he was a
resident Of Hollywood. is we'll
known anarchist and has been arrest
ed several times on The Pacific coast
and in the East
Eagan denies this identity, but the
police regard his arrest as an i'm
portant one and viii not release him
unit It hey are thoroughly satisfied
that he knows nothing Of the explo-
sion in the Times building. and the
dastardlE attempts on the lives OF
General Otis and Mr. zeeh andelaar-
Tracing the Dynamite.
Three police officers left early today
FOR. ths. north portal of the Aqueduct, IL
being the theory Of Chief Galloway and
all members Of the special investigating
committee that the dynamite found at
Mr.. ZeehandeIaar's home was stolen
there Engineer NuIhOlland stated to-
day that the explosive discovered al the
home CT the anti-union man IS used e,I-
rIusiveIv in the work on the AQueducJ
end that Il could easily have been
stolen
BY the city council, in special session
20 hunt down the supposed dyDamiters,
End the $3.50 reward offered b. the
same BODY for the apprehension OF the
GUILTY. persons the san Francisco Butld-
ing Trades Council, in Elaring posters
TO-DAY offered a reward Of $3.50 for the
tsDr1ITe OF the cuiprits- and the acl-0il
Is warmly commended ,-,-.
Prominent labor leaders Ieet A es5..5s
the accusations that have Deen iiIaeS
against uniOuism as a result OF the Out-
RACES and today are Lending LnelE IL
most efforts in helping the autnorilleS
IN every possible manner, ana u i iine-
j. that other enormous rewards " al y
hung up in an endeavor 20 remove lIle
ban Of suspicion from over uTsanlHeu
labor.
Will Abandon Parade
II vas announced today that the mon
ster parade and demonstration planned
for tomorrow IN connection with the
meeting OF the State Federation Of La
nor IN this city will be abandoned by
r,1utlIsJ agreement between the authOri-
ties and the labor leaders, who both
appreciate the possibilities Of riot and
disorder owing TO the state Of fermeni
in which the city is firmly gTipped-
No definite announcement has been
made regarding the proposed parade.
but II present conQlIiOlls pIeNal llllS
evening formal notice VIII oe gwen
that no demonstration will take place
Stringent orders have already beer
Issued by the police against the gath
e-fnE of persons in public places, and
the officers are having a hard time
breaking Up small mObs which have
COnEreEate5 in every section OF the
CITY, especially IN the vicinity OF the
wrecked newspaper building
Thousands OF idle men and women
have Swarmed in the streets, but NJ
outbreaks OF any consequence have &C.
Cured
4 small-sized folio issue OF the Times
carrying the reiterated charge that
union men were responsible rOT the
tlynamitinE thoroughly auEered labor
men and their sympathizers and &C
rentusted the already bitter feeling bui
COnseTva tive heads Of organized labor
are ImplorinS the more radical 10 ignore
The Washington times., 1910-10-02
HANGS HERSELF
TO ATTIC RAFTER

BUFFALO, Oct Mrs. Maria Ant
weller, thirty-six years old, committed
suicide by hanging herself az her home,
ISL Genesee street this morning The
rvOu1an's body was found hanging from
q rafter in the attic
The Washington times., 1910-10-02
Find Another Plot.

The authorities are investigating
still another supported dynamite plot,
which was foiled late yesterday after
noon Three men. one carrying d suit
case similar TO that in which the in
feTnal machine was found at the Otis
home, were discovered trying TO gain
an entrance into the basement Of the
Otis warehouse on san Fernando
street a Waterman fired three shots
at the trio as they fed.
surrounded by Il bodyF1;ard of priv ate
detectives who Joined him at San Fer
nando, General Otis. owner and publish
CT Of the Los Angeles Times, s1epuSd
from : train at the Arcade station IaJe
yesterday He was met by a crowd or
800 friends among whom were a score
OF veterans Of the civil war. He was
cheereC and dozens of his former COM
TaOeS embraced and kissed him. while
tears STRAINED down his face
General Otis was driven to his nome.
two officers seated in the automobile by
his side He was deeply affected by the
tragic events Of the past twenty-fOur
hours. and was thought 10 be on the
verge Of collapse Much OF the old-tlfne
fire in his face was absent although
he told his friends he had no fear
Facing Industrial Crisis.
With the return of General Otis and
the series OF dynamite plots coming in
the very wake Of the awful tragedy at
tending the destruction Of the Times
building. Los Angeles faces tCday-on
the eve OF the State Federation OF La
Dor meeting tomOTrOw-an 1nduSrili
! crisis that may be fraught with world
wide results.
/ The gathering Of Iaboring men, and
] the concentration Of the bitterueSS~oi
the banded employers may be taken
| advantage of, il Is feared, BY the forces
/ that have wrought death and serve 10
add further outrages to the long Inst OF
| Industrial disa sters that have marked
/ the labor struggles OF Los Angeles Tor
l twenty years
] The crisis will be watched with IN
/ terest by the eyes OF the world and
/ Ia Dor leaders say today that the acts
! Of uniouism will be attended by sense
] OF realization that organized labor IS
I virtually on trial. and the verdict vii
I be left TO the American people
The Washington times., 1910-10-02

GUIDES Display Of Fall Flowers
shows the finest homegrown specimens
I'm pleasing profusion- 1913 7 St--Advt-
The Washington times., 1910-10-02

who took the desperate chances 10
dynamite the Otis mansion VIII not stop
al any length to aSSasSinate the owner
Not less curiosity ard concern IS mani
fest today at the home of +. }. Zee
handeIaar, secretary of the Merchants
declares for open shop and Is a bitter
enemy of organized labor. Zeehandesaar
Is IN tn verge Of nervous prostratiOn
over the daStardly attempt made yes
terday afternoon 10 blow up his home,
emo to-day the police are vigllanJ IN
maintaining safeguards about the anu
union mans residence.
Four sticks OF dynamite. connected
with an alarm clock to set them OF,
were Hound under the ZeebaDdelar home
The alalm was set for o'clock The
authorities say today that the only
thing that prevented a terrific explosion
was the fact that the would-be dyna-
inter had wound the spring so tight
that the clock had stopped. a servant
found the internal machine and notified
the notice
The Washington times., 1910-10-02

bo-resson. for burning a letter in West
Lake Park just before his arrest.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19

Secretary OF State Knox has returned to
his desk at the State department after
spending nearly all summer at his country
home at Valley Forge, Pa.
on the New York cotton exchange notice
DRY committee OF the exchange, the failure
OF Solomon N. Cone of Greensboro, n. c.,
10 meet his obligations has been announced.
An inquiry into the mental condition OF
Mrs. Caroline B. Martin, one OF the Ward
law sisters accused OF numbering Ocey w.
M. Snead, the East Orange, n. j., bath
tub victim, was ordered by Judge Tene-
yeck in New York.
Federal officers elected to constitutional
conventions may attend them and draw
their salaries both as federal employees
and as a delegate to the convention, ac-
cording 10 a decision handed down by the
comptroller Of the currency
Discussions teeming With inference that
general educational plans do not contain
enough religious training occupied the en-
tire day at the fourth joint session Of the
house OF bishops and the house Of deputies
OF the Protestant Episcopal church con-
ventiOn In Cincinnati.
States Attorney Edmund Burke has is
sued subpoena duces tecum for records
Of the office OF Secretary Of state Rose
which affects the election and subsequent
acts OF State Senator Stanton G. Pember-
ton Of Oakland and State Representative
Joseph H. Clark Of Nandala, two Of the
legislators indicted In the legislative bTib-
cry probe and whose cases are set for trial
In the sagamon county Illinois, circuit
court Wednesday october 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
Train Orders for
the Ball Players
Two Teams of Champs Start for Chi.
cago Tonight Where They
PLAY "Wednesday.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 1S.-The National
commission held a session today and ar
ranged for the transportation of the base
ball contingent to Chicago. The teams will
leave here at 1855 o'clock tonight in two
sections and will be due in Chicago tomor-
row afternoon. The first section will carry
the American league champions and party,
Presidents Johnson and Lynch Of the two
major leagues and the eastern newspaper
men.
The National league champions will
travel on the second section. accompanied
by Garry Hermann. president OF the Ma
tional commission. and party and western
newspaper men.
Arrangements also have been made for
quick travelling between the two cities in
case games are necessary on Saturday and
Sunday The teams will leave Chicago in
the same two sections at 525 p. m. Friday,
arriving here about II a. m. Saturday, and
will leave here at 5:25 p. m. the same day
and get into Chicago about IL a. m Sunday,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Love Tie Wins OriOIe Handicap nj
Baltimore, with Ease.

Baltimore with Ease.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1S.-Love Tie at odds
OF to 5, easily won the OTiole handicap
the days feature at the local track sum
First race. five and half furiongs:
second, Rye Straw third. Time: OS2S.
Second race, one mile: Joe Kenyon Is 10
y. won, Sand Hin second, Huctamo third
Third race, one and one-sixteenth miles,
"a Ghambon g to y won, Grania second
Meadow Boy g to p won, The Speaker
second, Chopper third. Time: An.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Love Tie g Ia
sixth race mile and forty yards san.
SOtemia third Time: 1885,
Seventh race. five and a half furlongs'
LOUISVILLE oct i7.-summary:
First race, six rurlongs: Ada Meade
(stlrcaight, $3.50! won, Home Run place
third. Time: liza
second TTaee; six furlongs; Detect
ond starry Night Oshow, $3.50 third
Third race mile and twenty yards: Top
meade place, $500 second, Fair Louise
tshow. $500 third Time: la
Fourth race, six furlongs: 4. NJ. Green
$500 second Melisande (show. S2.sO) third
Time l:12.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Labold
(straight, $500 won, CreX place, S29. 800
second, Any Port (show. $3.50 third. Time.
1.lA
sixth race, selling purse $500. for s-year-
olds and up, mile and a sixteenth: Pirate
Diana u0S, Rice) won, Queen Marguerite
QO8. Martini second, Claudia 81, Moore)
third. Time: 1:472s Rigo, Dorante. Dan
der, Maid Militant. Cowen. Relluf. Mer-
man, Agreement, Falcada, Molesey and
Alma Boy also ran; s. mutuas paid ~
rate Diana, straight $3.50; Queen Mar
guerite, place $3.50; Claudia, show $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
YORK HIGH NOT DISCOURAGED
"Cub" Wiley says Men Playing
Omaha Were Not Yet Seasoned
to Foot Ball,

YORK, Neb., oct s.-(Specal)- speak
ing of the game with the Omaha High
school Cub Wiley said: I'VE are not dis
couraged by the defeat administered us by
Omaha. l could not attach any blame to
my men for the poor work done in the first
half, when Omaha piled up the scores.
ers sons, who had never seen the game
played, let alone play on a team, and when
omaha came at us, playing whirlwind foot
Jail JAIL, my men TOOK stage ITlBnt.
That York for years was able to defeat
Omaha Is considered most remarkable,
when 1t is known that York has 100 to select
from and Omaha has SJU The present
York team has less experienced players
than any team representing York High and
yet 1t has material on this team that viii
make history for York High school If they
stay and learn the game as fast as they
nave done in the short practice of less
than one month"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
COLONEL WANTS NO CROWN
Roosevelt Says Only Power He Has
is Produced by stand for
Peoples Rights.

TROY N. Y. oct. 1s.-Theodore Roosevelt
journeyed up the Hudson today speaking
In behalf Of Henry L. Stimson. republican
nominee for governor and belaboring John
A. Dix. the democratic nominee, Tammany
hall and Wall street as he went. Colonel
Roosevelts throat was In much better con-
his southern trip.
Colonel Roosevelt stopped at Yonkers
long enough to say that Tammany hall
exercised an improper supervision over the
nomination and election OF judges. At
Hudson he made a little speech replying
to what Job Hedges OF New York, who
was with him, called This king business %
The colonel told the crowd that the only
power he had was that which came to
him, because the people thought he stood
for their rights.
The Key to the elcdation-Bee Want Ads,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
Giants Take an
Easy Game from
HighIanders
Mathewson Proves Puzzle and Final
Score is Five to Educational
Two in Lead.

NEW YORK oct. 1s.-Christy Mathew
son was an unsolvable problem to the
Highlanders today and the Giants had no
trouble in winning the fifth game OF the
post-season series, to /. The series now
stands: New York Nationals, g. Ameri-
cans, /; tie, 1.
Devore brought the Giants first run
with home run into the left field bleach
ers. After two men we're out in the sec
ond inning Myers got a lucky infield hit
and Mathewson walked. Devore doubled
to right, scoring Myers and Doyle fol-
lowed with a home run to the center field
fence. The Highlanders made their only
run in the seventh on single by Knight
and a wild pitch by Mathewson and
Doyles error. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
COL. H. B. HEDGE NAMED
Wen known Dcs NotucH Business
Man Go he Pension Agent for
Two states.

Ut rom q SlulI correspondent
DES MONIES. Ia oct iS-tSpccial Tel
egramD information was received here to-
day OF the appointment OF Colonel n r.
Hedge OF this city to be pension assent
here for the Iowa Nebraska district the
change to take place at once. lie WITH
succeed w V Wilcox. who has held the
place for six years. The Iowa delegation
recommended the appointment Of Hedge
last fall as the term OF office OF Wilcox
expired December 13 last, but the appoint
ment was not made until this time. II Is
understood the appointment was directly
the result Of the Norton letter announcing
a policy in regard to appointments. Hedge
is a prominent business man.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERS
Ruffner Tailoring Company Captures
Two Games out of Three from
Peoples store,

In the Booster league the Ruffner Tailor
Ing Co. won two games out Of three
from the Peoples Store. Melum Of the
IailOrs rolled high single game OF the
league with 235 pins and high total for
the night with 5SS pins.
IN the Mercantile league the Quarter
masters Department won two games out
ford OF the Quartermasters Department
team rolled high total with AIS pins and
high single game with 1870 pins
Tonight In the Omaha league: Wroth's
Specials VS.. j. s. Cross team, letters VS..
Triumphs.
Tonight in the Mercantile league:
Ramos VS.. A. o. u. w. No. II.
The scores.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19

Balloon ST. Louis No. 4, travelling east in
$500 feet level; twenty-four bags left: time
Is A. m
"tSigned), HONEYWELL, PILOT,
HOLLAND. AID"
GALESBURG. H., OCT. lS-Fifteen min
utes after midnight residents Of GslesburE
were startled by the sound Of voices shout
ing through megaphones, high in the air.
Finally a yellow or tan colored balloon was
discerned about 800 feet above the house
tops. The occupants Of the car shouted an
unintelligible message. Of which the words
notify st. Louis we're the only ones un-
derstood. The name Of the balloon was not
ascertained.
MUSHROOM, Mich, oct. 1s.-Captain
Nelson Of the Muskegon life saving station
sighted one Of the ballons coming from st.
Louis at 1O:l5 o'clock this morning. The
balloon was moving rapidly in a north
easterly direction and passed directly over
the city OF North Muskegon. one mile north
Of this city. Another was sighted northeast
OF shelby Mich, both having crossed the
lake.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
Essays Feature at Pittsburg.
WILSON APPEARS ON DECK
AFTER STORM HAS PASSED
state Representative Whose Testi-
mOny il Wanted in LOrimer
Case Now Comes to Light.

CHICAGO, Oct. Estate Representative
Robert Wilson, alleged distributor of the
Jackpot" whom the Lorimer investigating
committee of the United States senate
was unable to locate during 1.-The hearing
here walked into the office of United
States Marshal Hoy today.
He said he had been away from the
city for month because of trouble with
his eyes. He declared he had been kept
for weeks in a dark room.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19
GOLF RESULTS AT BROOKLINE
More Than seventy Women Players
Compete at Invitation Meet.

BROOKLINE. Mass, oct. lS.-More than
seventy OF the leading women golfers OF
this country and Canada competed today
in the qualifying round OF the invitation
golf tournament Of the Women's Golf asso-
citation OF Boston, at the country club
Miss Dorothy Campbell OF Hamilton, ont
was among those who qualified
The scores Of eight players to qualify
for match play tomorrow with their gross.
handicap and net scores are:
Mrs, NJ II. Fownes. Oakmont. lO3--lI-. %
Mrs. f. c. Wheeler, IT., Lexington 93- o. N
Mrs. III. Curtiss, Country .......... 81 o. n
Miss Dorothy Campbell, Hamilton.
ont 49,. .......-............ 9T-l- / IS
Miss +. w Batchelder. Oakley. 1O3- 8 "a
Mrs. J.. O. @. PhoepOe, Royal,
Montreal ..-..--....,. ...-....... =. 102-- I-lOC
Miss Margaret Curtis, Country lOi- O-iOI
Miss +, c. Osgood Country. .IOi-l- l-i05
The drawings for tomorrow:
Miss Margaret Curtis, Boston. vs. Mrs
=. c. Wheeler. Boston
Miss r. c. OsgoOd Boston vs. Mrs +
o. c. PhoepOe Royal Montreal. Canada
Mrs. +. W. Batchelder Boston. vs. Miss
H. Curtis Boston.
Miss Dorothy Campbell. Hamilton. ont
VS.. Miss Mary b. Fownes. Pittsburg
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-19

Two-base hits: Hemphill Devore. Home
runs; Deyore, Doyle. stolen bases: Doyle
GU, Merkle (2l, Austin, Murray (O. Left
Double play: Bridwell to Merke Struck
out; BY Mathewson .; by Fisher, Z. Base
on balls: off Mathewson, /; off Fisher, l.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Fisher. Murray
Wild pitch: Mathewson Time. las. Um-
pires: KLEIN and Evans.