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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
Schmidt Is Sentenced
to Die During March
Rn Assncintcd Prc,s

New York, Feb. 11.-Hans Schmidt
was sentenced to die in the electric
chair during the week beginning
March 23 for the murder of Anna Au-
muller. Schmidt was found guilty of
murder, first degree, 1t the second
trial, after the jury which first tried
him had failed to agree. Schmidt's
lawyers pleaded insanity for their
Iclient, but the prisoner would not aid
them and said repeatedly he wanted to
die
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11

If you want to see the Harvester"
in real life, walk through the Verbeke
street market some market morning.
Look for a stall in the east building
on the right side where an old man
with one eye gone and a keen sparkle
in the other stands behind stall
crowded with bundles of teas, roots
and wild flowers.
He is Joseph H. Raber, rs years
old, herb seller. and, more than that, a
man who knows the names, the uses
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
Lutheran Minister Is
Charged With Violating
Mann White Slave Act
BY Associated Press

Roanoke. Va, Feb. 1.-THE Rev.
b. F. Lands, the Lutheran minister of
Prices Fork, Va, charged in federal
warrant with violation of the Mann
white slave. act. in transporting the
wife of neighbor from Prices Fork
to Bluefield Va, was held for the fed
eral' grand jury following prelimi-
nary hearing yesterday before a
United States commissioner at Floyd,
Va. The case will be heard in Roam
oke February II.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
De La Lama Not to Visit
Authorities in Capital
By Associated Press

Paris, Feb. 11.-Adolfo De La
Lama. Mexican minister of finance,
sailed to-day from Cherbourg for New
York on board the Kronprinzessin Ce-
ellie. Before leaving he said:
Il am returning to Mexico to de-
vote myself to Provisional President
Huerta's administration. l have a
plan to meet all the Mexican national
obligations. and am convinced that
the plan will accomplish its purpose.
II shall not go to washington as I
have not received any Instructions
from General Huerta to see anyone
there. l shall probably return to
Mexico City by way of Cuba and
Vera Cruz
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
JOSEPH II. RABER
JOSEPH H.
Look For Stall Where Keen-eyed Old Man Stands
Back Of Bundles Of Teas, Roots and Wild Flowers

and habitat of 1873 roots and 35 teas.
He has been regular attendant at
the Verbeke market for thirty-f1ve
years and every marketer has some
time or another stopped to buy the
wild things he gathers from the noun
tains.
If you have time to stop for little
talk with him you will learn some
other interesting facts that will recall
CONTINUED on Page 5
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
WANT WOMAN MAGISTRATE
By Associated PRESS

Pittsburgh, Feb. 11.--Local club
women who succeeded in having four
policewomen provided ft' Pittsburgh
to-day took up with council the ques-
tion of giving them a woman chief.
Opinion is divided as to whether the
new official should be woman magis-
trate before whom cases brought by
the policewomen should be tried or a
superior officer to whom they could
report their cases.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
IRON MEN TAKE STAND

Washington, Feb. 11.-Freight
rates on iron and steel, cast iron pipe
and raw material used in the manu-
facture thereof, were taken up by the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day in its hearings on the question OF
whether the eastern railroads shall be
permitted to advance all their rates
five per cent.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
suFFRAGETTEs SENTENCED
By Associdted Press

London, Feb. 11.-Seven militant
suffragettes were sentenced by the
magistrate at Bow street police court
to-day to four days Imprisonment
each for obstruction and assault in
connection with the police attempt
last night TO arrest Mrs. Emmeline
'Panklkrst.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11

we are born with dancing blood in
our VEINS" declared DR.. ]. AsninaiI
McCuaig, the lecturer, talking an
eugenics at Zion Lutheran Church i'm
his talk on THE Care of the Girl'' to
an audience of mothers this after
noon.
1T is as natural for the child to go
Continued on Page 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
Late News Bulletins

PACIFIC SUIT is FILED
eneraIM Mcseyn
a
Central Pacific Railway
ADAMS EXPRESS DIVIDEND CUT
York. Feb 1.-THE
dividend SD $3.50
that its ac
POTOMAC SAFE
III navy Potomac with crew of se
off
safe at a place Rocky Point " ' "
TAMMANY WILL N FIGHT GLYNN
- will
r. TODAY
5 glad effort
word--if ii - f - wy
CUBA FEELS EARTHQUAKE
Havana, Feb ia O'Clock
Santiago De
population No reports OF damage e ~
LICENSE REFUSED MILLIONAIRE'S SON
Trenton n j. Feb 1.-THE commissioner
Thomas Of York Mr. RYAN % gr
early
chine reckesy night without a lamp. - -
New York. Feb. 11New Yo:ks
hi Ioh,
Fanley; the police caunt
trolley sn
ley was first arrested as pickpocket in 1874 ~
Wall Street CiosngAna Copper 1872; Bai
Chesapeake Paul
1885 Lehigh Valley,
'oTi
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
MAKES ATTITUDE RECORD
/. By Associated Press

Johannisthal, Germany, Feb. H.
Robert Thelen, German aviator, to-
day made a worlds altitude record fol
a fight with four passengers He at,
tanned height of $3.50 feet
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harry c. Sweigard, Linglestown, ana
Ca atNe-fre NJ 'Dellinger, CITY,
Earl Frank Arnold and Marguerite
FoI .mer Kuhn, city.
George s. Romig. Reading, and Celia
Andrews Johnson, Julian, Centre county.
Lewis A. Hoffman and Mary e. Diet
rich, Lykens. &e
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
MAYOR RESOLUTION
I FAVOR|NC HIS POLICE
TO Be PUT ON SHELF
Hullabaioo About Wholesale Dis
missals Thought to Be Little
More Than Piffle
DECLARE IT'S ALL ROSH
Mayor May Soon Offer Ordinance
Doing Away With Unsightly
Banners

Announcement was made late
this afternoon by Commissioner
Bowman that the counciimanic
conference scheduled for to-mor-
row night may be postponed until
Friday night.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
|l7iI5 WEATHER.

For Harrisburg and vicinity, Fair,
continued cold tonight and
Thursday; lowest temperature to-
night about 10 degrees.
For Eastern Pennsylvania Fair to-
night and Thursday, continued
cold; light to moderate northwest
winds.
River
The river and it's tributaries will
continue to fall slowly. The leo
will Increase.
General Conditions
Rain has fallen In the South ATTAIN
tic states and on the Texas coast,
being mostly light, except ON the
West Florida coast, where 1t ex-
ceeded an inch. Light snow and
rain have occurred in the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee and light
snow generally I'm the Lake re-
gion and thence eastward to the
Atlantic coast.
Temperature; 3 a. M, 12y 2 p. M, ~.
Sun, Rises, TOT a. m, sets, 5s2S
ID. m.
Moons Rises, 6,59 p. m.
River Stage. 4.7 feet above low
water mark.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11
Yesterdays Weaths

Yesterdays Weather
Highest temperature, 81.
Lowest temperature, "a.
Mean temperature, 80.
Normal temperature, 70.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-11

Continued on Page 81
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-03-06

The Forty eighth (the present. general assembly
OF Illinois appropriated for state expenses S379I5457
large part of this money will be used to for the
charitable penal and reformatory institutions OF the
state AS is we'll known great percentage OF the
inmates in these institutions are there directly or IN
directly through drink The cost to the people OF the
state because OF the victims of drink in state institu-
tons will be at a very low estimate dollar per cap
ita total of the state according to the
1910 census of population. Chicago in 1910 had pop
ulaton Of 2IS5,2S3. At dollar per head Ch1cagos
share of the state expense due to drink amounts to
S. IS5 283 per year Cook countys appropriations tor
1913 amounted to $I5,52o,355 The greater part OF
this vast sum is used in paying court jury, JAIL poor
house and poor relief costs Allowing eighty-l per
cent of the criminals due directly and indirectly to
drink seventy per OF the paupers hfty per cent
OF the insanity and fifty per cent OF the juvenile den
ouency of children, the cost to Cook county will
amount to at least six millions OF dollars due to the
liquor traffic Chcagos population is ninety per cent
of Cook county's population. Ninety per cent OF
S6oooooo will be $54oo,ooo Chicago's share of the
county expense due drink The total appropriations
of the city of Chicago for 1914 amounts to S77429oo5
27 or more than SIS for each woman and child III
the city This does not include county or state taxes
special assessments for sidewalk and street paving, all
of which must be paid by property owners. The police
department costs $7o5o,452oo, municipal court So45
1880 house of correction, $37o439oo; city attorney
SI3oS35oo At least five millions of dollars OF this
sum can be charged to the liquor traffic In addition
there is the loss the people OF the money paid to
saloons which amounts each year to at least S55
100000.
Then there is the loss the community of the I'M
productive labor of those engaged in the liquor traffic
They add nothing to the wealth OF the community
On the contrary they live upon the wealth OF the
people If engaged productive labor the 5000 per-
sons engaged in the liquor traffic in Chicago would be
worth to the community at S. day, $4,000 or S22-
100000 for year of three hundred working days
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-03-06
Sins of the Saloon

o too for gambling nbrmso men to rsony
h then h to h
of h MAIDEN oil men Who ldner nave raised atan to hal
home By H the heads o fmne into vt
eabdu nkrds
bac is g H& 1t charged wthba drety
downfall o only three Cnagos cohintt dn
o he hhgo Soh
o. d t
he saloon so Ch "fb ~ families to
The o he m ar up witt tails and booths apedo
den o ru
of the h W srtmen -Edor in ChaoT
Fenuay6 uD4
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-03-06
Cost Of Liquor Traffic in Chicago, Illinois

Then again, there is annual loss of at least
100000 due to accidents mistakes, sickness and
loss of employment caused by drink
SUMMARY
Chcagos share of state due drink. ASSESS
Chcagos share of countys expense due drink 100000
Chicago city expense due drink ........ 100000
Chcagos annual drink bill Observation-Disclosures. 55oooooo
Loss through unproductive labor of those engaged
the liquor traffic. Observation-Disclosures. 225oOooo
Loss due to accidents, Mistakes sickness loss of
employment caused by drink. ............ 100000
Total ............................. $Iooo85283
Liquor licenses and other liquor taxes 7253o76
Loss to Chicago o28322o7
This counts the loss only in dollars There is the
moral loss which is of far greater Importance but is
often lost sight Of The saloon advocates say that
the records of criminal pauper and insane institutions
do not show large number of inmates whose ad-
mission was caused by drink, but we must go back
OF the records to get at the real There is poor
old woman in the Cook county nfrmary who lived a
sober l1te She was cared for in her old age by
until he became so enthusiastic in support of Chcagos
saloons that he preferred to spend for liquor the few
cents day it cost to keep his old mother and then
he deserted her and let her go to the poor house It
was not drink that directly brought that old woman
to the poor house. but all who know the facts must
admit that drink was the indirect cause of her going
there
few years ago young woman sent to the
Cook county insane asylum She had never drunk
liquor. few years previous she married drinking
young man. She loved him and expected to reform
him, but she could not He abused her and neglected
her and few years of that treatment drove her insane
No one could ruhfully say she went insane directly
through drink, but all who know the facts admit that
drink was the indirect of her going insane
The Anti-Saoon committee in every CITY in Ill
nols where the saloon exists should prepare table
as above showing the cost to the people the saloon
and send same for publication in American Issue and
also publish in local papers.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-23

I % protect -. ia Hflnt AGAINST tn
.ausfi. -utnc ua' 4 t." NJ \"'
W.fhsiauilus ta. - ihl' - ="
cuiren,,', II, fiAulv Wrft'H 20 H."
sta'ute hhla il5 pEI,s.I fs'' Nil 49,
i-su, l.5#u-f Fsf#an. Al huteu IT.
bend nas ahsolut"lN VOID I'll Its iar'
and u. AFFIDAVIT rlcd fosHNsk con
tsarv - Law it, II, ritf ua,Ie ra't
IN the offcrs - the liuil.iin and n
tAeheh tHruf IL" inil,ill alArluS
upon Nhl,a his stit ~s~ hdsed sas
polu'ei cut Ia The -h,rff aui IN"
sheriff =. lid tee' Tin, 49, an
other attempt l. SLIM" IT, truth
telling Sftike IaIi"un Tat i'd.i.
Person Arrested for L bel.
On August l'#h l." Strik" iullefia
contained an AZ lola cll'.t. d"ser'ef
So and s, trhifrr on S"pt.in
b.r i stat Nnfn.s NHliH~ fiji
an Information aealnst Carl Person
charging him With criminal libel \
varran' sas issued thc sheriff
dragged Poison back 10 natl The
charge va' u tram' W. lh"r" MI
no grounds for II AZ all Al" LAWYER
say thar the sta'rs ATTORNEY. Il l." Is
not guilty Of obtaining money under
false prrtens. Len h. holds himself
out tn be lnWsrr. mus A#tlr kuown
that TIE chars" / c#unlutl apel hl-"a
on the article ~ m inl',f5u II Au1
la'h i absurd ~, sN,u ii 81 NJ
criminal iiheI. - eAats" would -. y
for Person - a'aeAa Hni.r a sl-"oa
bond IN the faus!,r &C.. aai \ ~
bond IN tho lri'#1 Sta'es court S'l'' $
Attorney W..tH- lai -. nur''r
case scf far S,j'.iuh.r n titrr
having -. dnH,. h" use, lis poR,r
10 cr1pji= E.rsau ~ ma be- cannot
make d'fen>, II" watts until Just
= days 5.ia-" tie murder trill i L.
begin. an fil ridiculous infurma
ton Agail f.-~oa. ard Ia hin
PLACED IA na
The Law feq4r-s thai bond h..
gwen Ia orHalgal cases and ihat tho
'uretlss schedule property Bond was
fkrd In This noAcsf charsc Person
Law IN jail win he TRIAL for hts life
set only nineteen days OF business
men are afraid 10 b. fair 10 carl Per
son. II l. the fear of 1lfishu.ss
The few remaining union men IN elm.
ton are without property. The defense
was adv sod that the court would not
take cash bond. neither would the
judge take bond signed by proper
~ holder In any other part ~ the
state Person MS kept In tail from
september Sd until September li'h.
when Attorney comerfurd asked the
Chicago BONDING a Surety company
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-23

ladies' and gents, Jps' come and view
In" Dy,ug Hog At tho bull pen zuo.
Iiefofe the strike It vas a razor back pig
real old hog fat sasss and biz.
Grandma PsTEs pours the sIop In the trough
And tolls the seahs Tho strike Is all off
Once he roared Ike hon doing his worst
Naw he eruhts Ike iackass safety first.
Ih'r" is fole,. Gin and another man
- tho name of Markham coming With a e,o
pld man iiarnum Is beating It down tho line
Singing, no more hog tor mine
There's the dirty seabs around her hack
Scratching old noggy and doing their Ian.
Hunting for fsas with their dirty paws
Hungry enough to 60, their mothsr-in.l.~.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-23
ike on Oregon Line OREGON Washington R E. NaOigaon

other read proof 10 the ofn~
putting In much OF my -
graph matter wanted ~ ~
stand IN detail how thu -
Cured.
Very truly.
n. c. sxy
Mr. s. Deans Wassons o.
uscript ia IN my possesiou
portion OF It Used by Mr.. NJ
The two and = half coDvna
printed In the Lincoln -
Angus, 3rd and 9TH. Is: ~
Wa>,on
Although AIR. Wason livm
ton. Illinois and Is . nass Z
" the states attorney, NJ
never consulted him aboas -
III" prosecutor thought II -
work IN the dark DARKNESS n -
abb" 10 some Kinds Of worn
The following affidavit na1e m
Nasson Is Illuminating:
State of Illinois
CmHnfy of Dewitt IS.
|. :. pcane WATSON. havi.e =
first duly sworn. on oath aeecn =
say that live In the city q O.
county NJ Dewitt, state Of -
Fer a time | Vas city editor 4 r
coin. Illinois. daily newspapss. r.
thu change Of venue vas 0un1nl +
tho Person murder case 81 - +
Lincoln. Logan county. for IT. =
OF the daily newspapers Of Nm r
"ral circulation. - one ths ~
Daily News Herald. an evening -
tho olh"r the Lincoln Morning c.
AND me- In write a story o( u -
Aon Ca" for publication. At ~ r
Mis- working on the Clintoa ~
an evening PAPER. published d re
- Clinton Illinois | Was -
With IN" Person case: had tann1oI
case over With many WitnaoI
Nr,ite N. story for the llncooD -
without prejudice 10 either ~
know that the article voaM y r
quito generally in Loeaa esunR e
! MAS very careful to svoA -
anything the, wight tAtneA ell>nl
state or the defense ] knsv ~ .
that would try the CASE veul1 y
ID from citizens OF LcgAA euU8 r
! did NOT want to be reGQooD
influencing the minds & - &
might be called into tAs ~ ~
| wrote 4 fact story. 3 - r.
lnfcly fair To both the pfesooDU
defense. In II. I neither eGnooDol
excused the defendant.
Imagine nv surprise ~ ] ~
the story In the Lineoln - -
my signature. and found - 3 -
not the stor, had vnttA 1wo
dignant phoned the s6)oR go
plained to him that the stogy Ueyu
signature ~as not the 0eGQ !
written. tina, II VAS - -
biased story. calculated y -
Ia the defendant.
Editor Snvder's letter sAo0o !
MAS imposed upon. 10 -
states Attorney Smith. OF -
~. sent II tn states Attorney -
of Dewitt county. and that -
Williams returned II VITA -
ance that he did not chang ~
e,cep, to cut out portioas 9
original manuscript sAovs
states. attorney ~ DAWN -
wrote an entirely differsoe -
used my name without ~ -
or consent -
! do not want Mr. PerUno q
else IN hold me respoodbo =
story published under ny -
ten by states Attorney ~
wrote a letter ot explanattse =
Person
| make this affidavit h
MIR. Person and the public.
the people are entitled 10 u ~
s. DEANE WA
Subscribed and sworn to -
this 18th day OF september 4
LEWIS NlCHo1
notary ~
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-23

; lice OF >Clinton. Illinois and 4, n,
i time. chief SFlhehr' .ah"r :5r 49, Ii
nols Central Nuss'tr Wds a s.ah'
/ liz vas a mura tr,tr"d waa In I'm.
ten. His reputation MAS that - taau
! bully. tie vas hai mar i, Ms
said he had notch on hl- ruH Ru-
NOR had II throughout u, NJ; o.4t'y
! that Musser hal killed furM,r Cap:
Of Police struhlc som" va l.tur"
| NlsSer stood six f,.f two. 80 tlt.s.t
the scales II two hundred art ts,rtv
| rounds In bis veins Was thu DARK
blood OF the Portuguese Il Vas Nh.
ser Who telephoned Person. using IL.
name Kirk to decuy Person from ~
office. Musser telephon,d from Bry.
an 5 saloon. After elephnning La tnr=
RED TO the cigar stor. adjoining thr
iuferurhan 10 var for h. Violin H..
concealed himself IN the shallow ot
tho door. Not suspecitng tn tray.
Person passed the ciEar stots on his
way TO the depot The giant spiaut
from his place of ambush IN Person
back. with his great ristt arm b..
ssurs his clenched fist and II landed
on Persons right temple. Person
stands five feet five. he weighs -
pounds Under the force ~ the ter.
rible blow he A. crushed - tie p.l>r=
ment. The great brute jumped or
him With bis large s'=nft IT. l4't
he seized the prosjrate h. tt-sa-
he sunk his graf kue-s INTO lbs ,Ns-'
aud With hts right f.st H. Hammered
the pale. bo!ish face be beat r.
son had against tn pavement -
son VAS helpless. In" fara. q: NJ
sers blows caus, 1 tis NY Vp..ti
IA the top OF Persons hrat. rs i"I
blood s;rsamed over his face AMI Aair
onto the pavement. II" white hone ~
his skull could be s"en \ Woman
ri"d. That big brute = kill.ag tat
boy Strong men rushed - -.
sssra.sS tk-y t0sS2@t s'e',",l9sl.% Win
all their strength To pull Musse- ir1m
his half dead victim Finally -. com
hin"d strength 81 a halt doom mn
succeeded IN pulling tte struggling
raging Musser 10 his feet Muss.r
chung 10 his victim he brought Person
TO his feet sill holding HIM by the
throat, II took minutes to break Mus
sers hold on Person throaf Muss,r
refused 10 stop until h. had finished
his desperate work Person stood
vv11 8rd dazr'i - ~ rpss gasping for
breath Musser struggled with his
holders; he cursed them, h. cursed
Person. he said he would dt.>s|
him out q. town or XIII him
In The crowd. strangely enough. Werr
hall a dozen sfriS-hr,Aker> on
u them who had u.ure courage OF
voice than body. cried cut Let him
'nish II. $ ot a b" The ran ;
name Will come ont n tho trial Nps
ser fought for his freedom iie made
A desperate lung AZ Person. tusseilug
Ill The tlre "a throw or the mn hold
tx him WITH cry Of rage be effect
d bis release, he lung.l at PEI
shots rang out IN to stiffness. TO-.
'iant fell IN hts md rg-b The az
emPt To murder Person had fall
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-23
Ten thousand Dollar osnas. SUIT.

iphn Fuller, former state's attorney
NJ Dewitt county md an ,ffIca par1-
ner - Sia'"s Attorney Williams has
been active In the fighf 10 ~ Person
4 CIVIL suit vas started against Per.
son for slp.o0a eo An attachment VT
vas issued IN aid of the .nf Tho hR
~ the stat ~ Illinois r.Iuircs ~.
plaintiff To file an affidavit ~ which
he ssears that the defendant Is about
To depart With his property or soma
other one Of the statutory grounds for
attaehmsat bsfors the srit of attach.
mese viii 49, GSnf pasaut,sf ms,
also siss s.aA - 49, ~ s1oSns
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-23
fcon,lnued from rirn Paae)


picket. Il thr'at' ID Ia cripple a."
ni'n an The LIE. rafsnu resolved th4t
tbs INJUNCTION should ~. contested
II" s.ns.i thu Md ~ fasting r.
Attorney Frank Com.iford ~ chi.
cago Was commisslor,i Ia rake Tho
fight for the mon H.. ata,a,I ill.,
injunction order Issued d. ludsr HIM.
rerey and secuted a mobilization Il
the Injunction rat took u. sang on,
OF IL The part ~ he injunction re-
sfrainiug tn" m"n from peacefully
picketng Was wltldrasu FROM The
order.
The Detectives at Work.
Illinois Central detectives and spies
made Clinton their h, adIuar,,rs. thcy
tried FOR dlys - fran" " grounds frr
a contempt charge AGAINST +, rson.
they failed; they struck AZ near Pr,
son as they then dared Uui'sd States
marshals sanup'd down IN Cluton
and dragged four ~ Persons mos,
trusted associates 10 SPRINGFIELD.
Among the number Was James J
Meashsr. associated With Person IN
publishing the Strikn Bulletin
Meashsr VAS charged with corswr.
hcv To wreck n" rolling stock II tie
Illinois Central a half dozen raid n
torneys Of tn Illinois Csu'ral appeared
before Judge HHmptrrs AMI 1tgoraus
~ prosecuted him. District Attorney
John Il. brennan Ill them saall
army OF Ni'ntss,s. tools u n. Illinois
Central. took tie stand ard testified
in the crusS examination 81 on OF
them. Attorney Com, Fiard secured the
admission that he hat h".n coached
The whole perjury plot. Depended upon
to railroad Persons associates in
the publication OF HI. STRIKE i'ulletiu. -,
fell flat
Tho Strike bulletin continued It's
t.-:s '~fiHex s;7%s., = .ss'7G,sztTsS & u,
trail continued 70 suftet graf losses In !
dollars. Person was marked he Vas
IN" cause. L. remedy would cure tho
Illinois Central : CaitI.ton nat did !
not provide for the elimination Of Ed. |
tor Person.
II VAS just year aso. the
month was September, Person vas
IA Decatur illinois While walk. !
ing the strict 10 his train l." VAS sud. /
49,. -.-------.i->.rh- ~ j,
- 'ffs ~llssa!lt Was unproyoh-d. II VAS
up.tpectna Person MAS attacked
nom tvhird h. VAS a,en 10 the
grouad he MS lett for dead IN the
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employ Of - l,,,net. C,ufrA
II the purpose of ttls attack VAS 10
murder Person. fh.y almost succeeded
II IL vas merely 10 h,af him into In.
seHslhili'y an! scare huu off 'he fob
they failed The Strike Bu,lefin did