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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
Miss Goldman and
Reitman Say They
Will Strike Back

Los ANGELES, Cal. May I5.-Dr Hen
RcItman. who was tarrcd by San DisEn
vlgilantes several days ago. and Emma
Goldman declared today they were pre-
pairing to strike back at the beastly
mob" which drove them from the south.
ern city.
Miss Goldman, speaking for herself and
Reltman, said that a movement vas ht .
Ing organized by leaders OF the Industrial
Workers of tho World and the militant
direct action branch Of the socialists TO
create a national sentiment which wdslld
compel San Diego to respect constitt-
tional rights and suppress lawless vlR.
lantea.
Miss Goldman declared she was going
back TO San Diego after trip to San
Francisco.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
FIRST OF CLAN TO BE CONVICTED
Hillsville Murderer Has Been Ad.
Judged Guilty of Crime.
DELIBERATIONS TAKE UP NIGHT
Accused of Shooting the Carroll
County Prosecutor.
WILL DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR
Three Others Implicated In Murder
of Court Officials at HiIlsviIle,
Va, VIII he Tried at
Once.

WYTHEVILLE. Va. May IT.-Floyd
Allen. first of the HirsvilIe noun
taineers tried for the Carroll county court
house murders. was adiudged guilty here
today and will pay the penalty for his
crime in the electric chair at Richmond.
The jury was out all night.
Floyd Allen was also charged specific
ally at this time with the murder Of
commonwealth Attorney Foster. prosecu-
TOT in the. Carroll county court at Hills
willie last March, when the trial OF Floyd
Allen eliminated IN the killing of five
persons-Presiding Judge Thornton L.
Massie. Prosecutor William NJ Foster.
Sheriff L. F. Webb, Miss Elizabeth Ayers
and Juror Augustus Fowler.
Arrests OF several of the Aliens fol-
lowed the shooting. but five OF the princi-
pals escaped to the mountains. Rewards
for their arrest resulted in three Of them
being taken. but Sidna Allen. leader of
the clan. and Wesley Edwards, his
nephew. still are at large.
The other prisoners. It is said. will be
tried Immediately.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
STUNTZ is ELECTED BISHOP
Missionary Secretary is Promoted by
Methodist Conference.
DowNEY LEADS SECOND BALLOT
Secretary Of sunday school Board
Probably VIII lie Elected on
Third BaIlot-w. q. shep-
ard of Chicago Second.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, May lI.-No
election resulted from the second ballot
Of the general conferences Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church on bishops, result
Of which was announced today, u. g..
Downey, New York. was first with 3ss.
W. o. shepard. Chicago, second with 31s
and N, $. Hughes. Pasadena. Cal. third
with Sss, Necessary TO elect J?i
With the eleotion on the first ballot Of
Homer c. stuntE OF New York. secretary
Of the foreign mission board. as bishop Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, and with
four Of the others who received more
than 100 votes IN the first ballot yes.
terday holding church offices general
conference politics" has been given an
impetus in another direction.
The other members among the eight
highest yesterday who hold positions
which II is In the power OF the conference
to fill. or who have places which 1t is
considered an honor TO attain are:
David {. Downey. New York. corre-
spending secretary board OF Sunday
schools. Il. }. Cooke, New York. book
editor: r. l. Jones. tnegrO). New Or
leans, editor: +. J. Mcconnell Greencas-
tie, Ind, president Dupauw university.
Other candidates who received 800 or
more votes on the first ballot are;
Matt :. Hughes. pastor. Pasadena, Cal.
whose brother, Edward II. Hughes. is a
bishop; W o. Sheppard. district superin-
tendent, Chicago. n. Luecoek. pastor
Kansas City. Mo. and Andrew Gilles,
pastor. Minneapolis.
OF the 2H candidates voted upon on
the first ballot it's expected that scores
will be dropped. as their complimentary
votes go to what is termed real eandl-
dates for the seven remaining appoint
ments as bishops.
Numerous candidates, It Is said. are
out for the various positions, which prob
ably will be made by the election OF
some Of the present holders TO the posi-
ton Of bishops or general supcrinten-
dents which title was created at tho
baltimore conference when the term
presiding elder" WAS changed to that of
district superintendent. This latter title
may be abolished before the conference
closes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
Body Of the Late
King Of Denmark is
Lying in State

COPENHAGEN. Denmark. May II
The Danish royal yacht Dannebrog ar
rived at noon today at the Toldboden
wharf in the inner harbor. near Amalien-
borg palace, bringing the body Of the
late King Frederick VIII from Trave-
munds, King Christian X Of Denmark,
King Haakon Of Norway and many other
royal persOnages followed the hearse on
foot 70 the chapel Of Christianborg cas-
tie, where the coffin vas placed on a
catsfalqGe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
AGES
Darrow Defense
Will Challenge
Homer Laughlin

Los ANGELES. Cal. May 7.-Homer
LaughIin. jr., millionaire clubmsn. who
with ten other prospective jurors passed
the night locked up in custody of deputy
sheriffs. was expected TO be the object
of the first peremptory challenges Of the
defense today at the resumption OF the
trial Of Clarence :. Darrow, the Chicago
attorney. indicted on charge Of bribery.
The state. with only five Peremptory
challenges. practically asserted after two
hours OF argument over the eligibility OF
Laughlin. that the only way the defense
could proceed with the trial of Darrow
without the wealthy clubman was to use
one Of its ten peremptories.
Laughlin would not alter his opinion
as TO his ability to give a fair verdict II
he were retained as q juror. He stated
that he felt, despite his experience as an
employer with union labor that he could
render an unbiased verdict.
The principal objection Of the defense
was that Laughlin had had some di:-
nculties with union labor,
The challenging of Lsughlin is not eX-
pected, however. until after the twelfth
talesman has been selected. It was be-
heved that would be accomplished by
noon and that early in the afternoon the
use Of the peremptories would begin.
The jury will be obtained this week.
in the belief of attorneys for both sides
and the hearing of testimony probably
begin Monday.
Laughlin saved the defense peremp-
tory challenge by modifying his reply TO
a question as to his qualifications and
was excused.
He realized, he said today. that he had
stronger prejudIces against union labor
leaders than he had supposed yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
Great Northern Ore
Suit Goes to Trial

ST. PAUL, May 1.-THE state supreme
court today affirmed a lower court In
overrullng a demurrer filed by the Great
Northern Railway company In an action
brought by Clarence II. Vsnner a stock
holder. against the railway company and
others TO compel the restoration Of prop
critics valued at s54.ooocoo to the railroad
company for the other defendants.
The decision, Il is said, may mean the
ultimate dissolution Of the Lake Su-
perior company. limited. owned by James
J. Hill L. W. Hill and others
The opinion says the railroad COM
pany's action investing the title to Ger
tain iron properties in trustees was Illegal
and that the pia.ntiff IS entitled to a
decree of restoration. The case will now
be tried on its merits.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
La Toilette is on
His Way to Ohio

CHICAGO. ILL.,. May 7-senator La
Toilette. wh1 passed through Chicago
today on his way from California to
Ohio 10 take part In the primary cam
paign, Is declared to have told his friends
that he would seek enlightenment regard
ing the source OF funds being nused by
the presidential candidates.
senator ] a Toilette It is declared. Is
determined to call on Colonel Roosevelt
TO publish list Of contributors to his
campaign fund Reports have reached
the Wisconsin senator that a 81 l.Opo,00J
fund largely contributed by George W
Perkins. Z. H. Gary and Dan X. Hanna
IS furnishing the means for the Roose-
welt campaign.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
Block of Terra Gotta
Crashes Through the
Roof of a Street Car

NEW YORK. May IA solid block Of
terra Gotta coping fell from a holding
tackle near the roof OF a twenty five
story hotel structure at Broadway and
Thirty-fourth street today and crashed
through the roof Of a passing street car
on Broadway. One woman passenge-
was struck by a fragment Of the block
and probably will die from her Injuries,
Several other persons were struck hv
splintsrs forced into the car by the i'm
pact, but were not seriously hurt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
Bootleggers Are
Given Year in Prison

EAST ST. LOUIS, May l7.-Judge
Francis N. Wright OF the United States
district court today sentenced John
Weber and Patrick Smith Of Mount Yer
non to a year in the penitentisry. and
Otto Laswell. also Of Mount Vernon, to
six months in jail. for bootlegEing
Weber and Laswell must also pay fines
of 800 each.
At Weber's request Judge Wright
raised his sentence from six months in
the Danville Jail to a year in the Leav-
enwOrth penitentisry. Weber said he
wished to go to the penitentiary. where
lie could work and get fresh air. while
if he was sent to jail he would have to
stay all summer In a stuffy cell.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
WILLARD AND M0RKISSEY
ARE UNABLE TO AGREE

NEW YORK, May l7.-Daniel Willard.
president Of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road. and +. II. Morrizsey. president Of
the Railway Employees and Investors So
eiety. two members Of the arbitration
board to settle the demands Of the loco
motive engineers IN the eastern territory.
have been unable TO agree on the five
other members Of the arbitration board.
Unless they do so BY next Tuesday. Chief
Justice White Of the United States su-
preme court. Judge Knapp OF the com
nerce court. and United States Labor
Commissioner NELL Will select the i've
members In accordance with the agree
ment made between the engineers and
the railroad MANAGEMENT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
Bandits Probably
Escaped in Boat

NEW ORLEANS. May T.-Posses Of
detectives securing lover Mississippi In
search Of two bandits who took Sims OF
money variously estimated at from so
90 to 390,eoD from a Queen & Cresaea;
train "Wednesday morning were not close
on the trail today. Glc trail picked Up
yesterday indicated that n" bandits had
employed a motor boat IT. the Oayous fur
the first stage u their flight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
THREE BISHOPS ARE RETIRED
Tense Moments on Floor when Vote
is BeinS Taken.

Is BeinF Taken.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. May l5.-tSpe-
cial COrrespondence.D-I, was an intense
moment today wh,n the general confer
enee Of the Methodist church voted by a
large majority in each case to retire
Bishops Henry White Warren. David II.
Moore and Thomas b. NeeIy. Bishop
Warren has been the marvel Of the Epls-
oopai board. Past - he still is active and
vigorous. though the friends closest 10 him,
have noticed in the past year signs u a
breaking down. He has Civ n such uni
versal satisfaction as an administrator
in the church and Ids pub.ic ADDRESSED
and serm ms have alwals been Of such
a high order that he held a peculiar. al
most sacred. place IN the aft ct!ons Of
the church. But. in the minds 4 many.
mis- hour had struck and rather than
have him continue the trying ia Ks OF
his high office another quaar,nniun,
with the imminent possibility OF a serious
breakdown. il were better TO reti.e him
in the full glory Of his splendid rarrer.
He has a beautiful home In Denver and
another one at Long Beach. Col, and
because of a most happy matrimonial al
lance Of some years ago. will be able 1,
spend his declining years SURROUNDED h.
every comfort
Bishop Moore, though stnl vigorous
has been giving evidence for several
years that physically and mentally the
strain was telling on him. Having been
soldier in the union army during the
rebellion. he naturally suffers the results
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
NINE M00RS IMPLICATED
IN MASSACRE CONDEMNED

FEz, Morocco. May IA court-mar-
tial today condemned nine Moors to death
for participating in the massacre in the
middle Of April, when fifteen French Of
hcers and forty soldiers were killed
and twelve French civilians massaered.
while four French officers and seventy
soldiers were wounded and over 100 He
brews were slain and a large number
wounded and mutiliated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
General Strike of
Freight Handlers is
Set for Saturday
BULLETIN.

CHICAGO, MAY IA general strike Of
railroad freight handlers throughout the
country will be declared tomorrow. fol,
lowing a conference OF international Of.
ficials. according to a statement made
by President + J. F'lannery Of the local
union today,
The Chicago railroad managers declare
that full force Of freight handlers is at
work in practically every freight house
and that the movement OF merchandise
is gradually approaching the normal con-
dition.
In their opinion strike no longer ex-
lists although 1t has not formally been
declared off.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
PRESBYTERIANS BEGIN WORK
DR.. Mark A. Matthews, New Moder-
stor, is Presiding.
TWO BOARDS MAY BE MERGED
Alleged Hrresy In Graded sunday
school Lessons Printed by Pub
location Hoard VIII lie
Investigated,

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auons between the freshyterlan ehureh
In the United States OF America and
the Union Theological seminars Of New
York was reported today 10 tlls general
Assembly here by tho special committee
delegated a year ago for that purpose.
Such reiauons were severed severai years
ago when Prof. Charles Briggs was ex-
PEELED for heresy. The committee was
continued another year with instructions
70 report to the next assembly,.
Rev Dr. Mark 4. Matthews Of Seattle,
Wash, elected moderator yesterday after.
noon, opened the session. The stated
clerk. Rev. Dr. William Henry Roberts.
was expected 10 lay on the table TIE
usual reports Of the boards. committees
and the list Of overturss,
Among matters which are expected to
be acted on are the re-establlshment of
cordial relations between the assembly
and the Union Theological seminary Of
New York. broken when Prof Charles
nETENt.
solIdation Of the board Of sust.utation and
the board Of ministerial relation and the
alleged heresy Of the graded SUNDAY
school lessons puoHshed oS the itespy
terra" ooH'u Vi puo''c"''on'
AMONG th' o'er'ureS from syhous anu
presoyt'ries are from the SYNOD OF
"'st Ffslria' ASKING h'iIoh Gaining upon
eehege presidents 10 conSlder the iniIu'
ence OF intercollegiate foot bail on stu
dents.
From the Portland presbyteTy on the
subject Of union among Presbyterian.
Congregational and Methodist churches.
From the Bellefontaine presbytery ask
ing the assembly 10 incorporate bodly
the latest metrical version Of the psalms
In the Presbyterian hymnal.
From the prrsbytery Of Kansas city
asking the assembly TO use for immediate
purposes some Of the Robert Kennedy
legacy TO the church extension board
From the presbytery Of Chester askins
for the exclusive use Of the holy scrip
ture as the text IN all Sabbath schools
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explanations thereon be In harmony vita
the standards Of the church aud tho worI
OF God
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
NORTHERN BAPTISTS WILL
WITHDRAW FROM NEW MEXICO

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 1.-THE north
ern branch Of the Baptist church Is to
withdraw Immediately from New Mexico.
according to a report made to the South
eFD Baptist convention here today. Settle
ment Of jurisdiction in New Mexico. in
dispute several years. was reached at
meetings Of committees from each branch
Of the church.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
SCOUT CRUISER WILL
LOCK OUT FOR IcEBERGS

WASHINGTON. May Ito guard
transatlantic steamers from the dangers
of ice in the lanes. Secretary Meyer today
started patrol service by ordering the
scout cruiser Birmingham 20 the south
ward Of the Grand Banks to notify steam
ers with its powerful wireless system Of
the location OF the icebergs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
FOUR COUNTS IN BILL
Indictment Charges Shipping Of Un-
inspected Meat to Indiana.
MAXIMUM PENALTY TWO YEARS
Evasion Of Usual Shipment Regula-
tions is Alleged.
MERCHANT ALSO INDICTED
4. Charged with illegal shipments
to Armour Branch Plant at
Davenport. Iowa.

CHICAGO, May 17.-Armour & Co. W9s
Indicted by the federal grand jury today
charged with criminal violation OF the
meat inspection laws in alleged interstate
shipment OF meats without inspection b..
government agents. The indictments were
returned before United States District
Judge Lands.
The Indictment charges that the pack
ing firm made shipment OF forty calves
to South Bend. Ind. without the meat
being inspected and stamped by inspectors
Of the bureau Of animal industry under
the federal laws and in evasion Of the
usual process required by the meat ship
ment regulations.
The Indictment contains four counts
The maximum penalty for such viola
tons as are charged In the indictment Is
Imprisonment for two years or fine Of
$1,000 or both.
A similar indictment was returned
against Fred oppenhelmer, South
Water street commission merchant. whH
is charged with having shipped meat not
slaughtered under government inspection
to the branch plant OF Armour 4 Co. In
Davenport. la. last March.
Hearing on Armour Extradition.
TRENTON. n. j., May l7.-Goyernor
Woodrow Wilson gave a hearing this
afternoon on the application Of Prose
cutor Garvcn Of Hudson county for the
extradltion from Illinois OF J. ogden Ar
mour and Edward Morris The governor
took the matter under advisement and
Will announce his decision later,
Indictments we're secured against the
accused In Hudson county in 1910 for con-
spirscy to raise artificially the price Of
beef and poultry. They are also charged
with being fugitives from Justice.
Counsel for the packers eontended to-
day that they were not in the state at
the time Of the alleged offenses. which
cover a period from March /. 1905, to Feb
ruary 70 1919 except 10 take passage on
ship sailing for Europe.
Prosecutor Garven claimed that their
presence In New Jersey at that time war.
ranted their exradition and that they
were tugiiives from justice.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
SOCIALISTS DECLARE
FOR VOTES FOR WOMEN

INDIANAPOLIS. May i7.-suffragists
scored In the national socialists eonven-
ton here today. when they amended the
section Of the constitution pertaining to
membership In the party 10 read "and
unrestricted political rights for both
sexes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
The National Capital
Friday, May II, 1919.
The Senate.

Net At noon and resumed consideration
Of the metal tariff revision bill.
Finance committee ordered favorable
report on Ledge Substitute for house
sugar bill and unfaYorabte report or
house excise tar bill
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
OIL pnn, nccInrrs Dividend.

INDEPENDENCE. Kan. May 1.-THE
board Of directors Of the Prairie OIL and
Gas company. at a meeting held here
today. declared a dividend of s. per
pany pay able June -. 1872, to stockhold-
ers Of record as Of May 81. 1912.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
The House,

Net at II a. m and resumed conxdera-
Ton OF Panama canal administration bill
Investigation Into charges against judge
Archibald was continued By judiciary com
mittee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18
Perkins Unable to Prevent Suit in
This Administration.
ROOSEVELT TALKS TO VETERANS
Asserts Progressives Are the Real
Republicans.
TRUE TO LNCoLN'S PRINCIPLES
Former President for Representa-
tive Government Only So Long
As People Really Have
ControlltnR Voice.

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TAFT OF DARK iIors" DIscredited.
CLEVELAND. o. May I7.--Refreshed
by comparatively quiet DAY here and
prepared TO keep up tho tight ngalnS.
the denomination Of colonel Roosevelt
until the end. President Taft left Cievc.
land early today to taLo un again his
speech king tour OF the state.
Friends Of the prcs!dtpt were confident
today that he was more determined than
ever to make tho struggle for oho's
forty-eight delegates TO the republican
national convention as strenuous as pos
slbls
Although Mr. Tnft declined to discuss
reports published here that lie might
abandon the fight for a denomination if
he should lose IN the ohio primaries.
men close to him place no eredence in
such report, They point to the fact
that hundreds Of delegates to the con-
vention are instructed and pledged 10
Mr. Taft and that the Taft workers
throughout the country have put up their
best fight for him. They figure also on
tho bitter resentment the president has
shown toward Colonel Roosevelt and a
few Of them would eoneede that he would
ever withdraw In favor Of his predecessor.
Talk OF Mr.. Tafts retirement from the
race for a dark horse In case he loses
Ohio is also diseredited by his friends.
Advisers with him on his Ohio trip say
he VIII stick In this fight to the end.
The presidents schedule for today called
for speeches at Lorraine. Bellevue. FIRE.
mont Fostoria Tiffin. Carry, Upper San
husky. henton' Flndlay, Rowling Green
ana night address at Toledo.
Roo..ycI, m, por,a,no.,h
PORTSMOUTH. O.. NAV 17.-"Our onpo-
nents are not the real republicans We are d,
said Colonel Roosevelt TODAY In his
speech AT Portsmouth TO civil war vat
Grams.
we proEressives, Of whom our oppon.
ents speak as II We were not the regular
republicans. are the men who are now
true to the prlnc,ples of Abraham Lin
coin" he said. I'VE are the men who
have the right to appeal TO YOU veterans
as our spiritual fathers. We are YOUR
heirs, We are trying to carry through
your work. There never was n man who
trusted the people more Implicitly man
Abraham Lincoln. There never was a
man whose trust WAS so Justified.
Mr. Taft has tried the dangerous ex-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-18

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-16
Son of Nippon
WedS Fair Suede
in the Capital

This is a good business town. I pro.
pose that We get married here and
now" said Hejira Eokumaga, an enter.
prising son OF Japan, to Miss Ida s.
Swenson. fair daughter OF Sweden. Eo-
kunaga and his companion had come all
the way from New York to look the town
over in a critical sort Of way Little
Dan Cupid was buzzing in their ears
throughout the whole journey, but they
needed him not until they had consulted
those oracles which foreten business fu-
lures.
They reached Washington early, and
spent the entire morning in search of a
promising place to open a modest bust
ness. So shortly after noon, Eokumaga,
after critically surveying a small place,
and evidently satisfied that enough Amer
lean dollars could be earned for a young
couple just starting out in life to live
happily, despite the high cost of living.
said to his fair companion: 1T propose
that we get married here and now"
His prospective bride, not wishing to
seem bold, remained silent. and the son
of Nippon remembering the old adage
that silence gives consent, led the way
to City Hall, where a marriage license
was obtained. With the precious paper
they wendell their way to the residence
of Rev. w. I. McKenney, pastor of Trim
ity Methodist Episcopal Church, where
they were married
The couple intend remaining in the CITY
for several days before returning to New
York