The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 9

ENTICED Boys To His Home, And One of Them Was the Butchered Syrian. Neramer Is Accused By Victim's Friends. 'Third Degree" Throws Man Into Terror. The Police Claim He Is on the Vtrge of a Confession That Will Solve Many Murder Mysteries. 'n.

nU. August 7 Sensational Infnr rv" r. waa obtained by the police thl aft in their efforts to clear up the my it the murder of. Tuff, Shaehem. -h.

tie officers have learned. 1 the cor r-- r. me of the victim of the Mud Lake Two nova, Auitut Cardereell. aged 12 and Iilmlnlck Larado. also aged 11! rt, ti-Mlficd before Inspector Unrmaii jour sTTiiehem, on Sunday lajit, the of hie dlmppcaranor, had entered the two of llaaaln Nemmer, one of the mm ncler arrest, in company with Netnmer.

Cl.e, hoys netted half an hour for their companion but flnnlly not dla-m ira(rl and left. That was the last they mw the lad until his body was brought piecrmaal to the morifue. A weird touch wa added to the story of ti.a hoys by a woman living opposite Nemmer'a home. She declared that on Bun- i'nr night she waa attracted by the howling of a wrtnee nose was pressed against the rrarH under the outer door of aulo room. The dog acted as If he bed struck acent and waa dlslre.sod ba-rause he rould not foilow It, woman declared.

She said that presently a foot appeared from the doorway and the dog was kicked down the riikety stairway. Enticed Boys To His Home. The two boys and young Rhashetn had been at tr.t-1'nlon In pot that Sunday morning, when Nemmer ari-arrd and Saahem pruned the foi mer shoes. Nemmer, they said he hail something at home with uhli-h footwear could be polished and the thrre bos went il ii him. Tuffa entered, uhlle the others waited They li.t.r eaw the young Pvrlmi alive again.

1 hrv clem to have known Xem.nier for nme lime and wrie In their identification of mm. Nrmnwr If fin years of age, hardy In api" limner, ami makes a living by peddling notions. Ills room, at l' M.Uher street. Il Sjual1d one on the second floor of a dilapidated frame building. It is reached by an outside elalrway.

It waa there that the police found the two eawa and a long knife and on the bed what eecmd to be bloodstains. Nemmer, who apent mom of to-day undergoing the "third degree" at the police nation, explained the.stalna on the bed by saying they came from blood from a cut finger, lie said that similar marks on the sawa were, due to tjie fact that he had need soup bono with them. It bring hie custom to cook hla own meals. The police amort that at the conclusion of the "third degree" process Nemmer waa In a state of terror and that he will make a confession before morning which will solve many murder myatertea, the victims of all of which have been boy a. T'orens of persons were Interviewed by the officers to-day, among them being the fathers of several youths who had com- plained of Neinmer's peculiar advances to ward their sona In connection wtth this case, the police Vave re-illre.

teU ttielr attention to the a year ago, of Harry Kurpa. aged 15 )nre. who lived In South Chicago when Nemmer also lived there. Victim of Mistreatment. -The boy, who had been mistreated, dls red suddenly and It "waa some weeks t.

when hla body waa found In the t'al- rMiet Klver swnmpV .1 Paser. aged 14 years, told Inspector I 'tnun that he had been enticed to Nem r's room, but had escaped after a etrtig- fie Inrestla-atore r.ttach much Import- to' diiM-o-rlns the Identity of the of the aatchel found near the Torso fh.i.hein It was a rumberaome. nffalr, and contained a few 1 1. of clothlns. i believ.

tt waa used to carry por tin t.f yiMiiia FhaahTn a bfdy to the 'i linage nnd.othr places v. here they 1 ilUiiifmbered arms and right foot of tw'lvp-vrar-nld vlrttm of th "Mud .1 ninr.lT Miai'ry were recovered to-' iv In th pi-mi ai V-si Thirty-first street Ft nvMiur ahere the mutilated e.i fMiiml T-'crA taCKi grewM.inie dlat'overies were i.t rotintv inoririte and made com 'ti the hinly of the murdered boy. HAIR OF THE CORPSE Ta Not That of His Missing Wife, Declares Lane ask y. Torn. AMguet 7' An unsui-i-easf ul a aa t'lmie to drvv t.i Mrrmfy th r.n,i of tn uiman.

nli-n waa found til 3 -atWv. I.uvak V.r ten lti tfv The rrintiHttiA if lOt1 Of rmird Tf1 ti Voipt rtMnip tniit of Mr tl'at It could not 'Vng foiiml nn the t. h.ic bet i cttl on the vsreen from Mrs I.asciiskv. but I the of the wnmat. mas of a o.or rent fn-n t.

Infortned the I tyt Tia witlt John Kra-also Stai'it a ariii to-day and coiii-r 1 (or I ihr police might a fi-ri cr -n cit s.n.on. KECK IN A HALTER, Fo Kefrr. To Save Himself, Informed Against Accomplices, Aa. mm 7. According to th of Walter Williams, iVuntv, 14 miles from Eufaula.

a planned In one of the negro lodge mnri I ts h-ne. i'i of Die lodge rooms was set on It. ytr.v and burned, and another was on rre but blaze was extih- i 'i-d ore much damage mas done. An of the premises shows trnt e't flre.1 from three directions. on ot ihe nrgroa who flrej one of the rtto' a raptured, and when a halter a a --d amund hla neck, he told of ths n.dlr.a piate of tSe assallanta who uaed an.t ave Information regarding tae plot.

Asa result other arrests were made. The negro. on the Wniiams place com-p'ained that he was too hard on them, anj le ia assaulted and left for dead a tt vntht ago. HUSBAND AND WIFE Held For the Harder, Although She Says She Alone Did It-'ewark. N.

August 7. Carmine A more was to-day by Judge Herr on ma charge of having muruered Michael tel'o Wednesday nijht. tt Amora tn fret arrraied on the c'oarge h.s Wife! told the police that he had killed aionri.o cecause ne nad to enter her room. Amort dened any knowledge of the murder, and oa the cucftss.oa oi his wile 'A Is I'. ''X-fH rn Negroes Blown Up.

Camden, August 7. Two negroes were killed and one waa fatally and eight were seriously Injured early to-day when a double tenement at this place waa blown up by a heavy charge of dynamite. The cause of the dynamiting la unknown, as there haa been no race trouble here for several years, and the families of Jim 'Ar nold and Kd Moore, occupying the tenement, have not been connected with any netrro feuds. Toung' Woman Sentenced. New Orleans.

August 7. Lillian Howard, a young woman, who came to New Orleans from New York, was sen tenced to-day to serve four years at hard labor In Ijouiplana Penitentiary for having attempted to kill her boarding house keeper with a dirk. She claimed that she had been, persuaded to attempt the crime by a man whom she loved and who wanted to get the other vwoman's Tries To Kill Prosecutor. Bloomlnrton. 111..

August 7. Joseph Lan- dis. Socialist sandidate for Congress, made an unsuccessful attempt to shoot Prosecu ting Attorney William Bach to-day. Landis was arrested. The affair was the outgrowth of a bitter newspaper controversy.

Accused By Daughter. IPVClAt. nisrATrn TO TBI CTVQCTasa. Athens, Ohio. August 7.

Alfred Wade, of I.tilintf. a miner, was arrested to-day eharRcd with having mistreated his ax tern-year-old dauKhter for the last two yvars A waa organized to lynch him. but was -dispersed. Miss Fleming Released. New Tork.

August Julia' Flem Ing. charged with conspiracy in connection with an alleged attempt to manufacture evidence to be used In the divorce suit against Frank J. Gould, waa released to-day In ball. Doctor Is Liberated. St.

Paul. August 7. Dr. J. F.

Korre, of Minneapolis, who was sentenced to serve three and one half years, on May "2A, on a charge of grand larceny, was paroled to-day from the Stillwater Penitentiary. Dr. Force was at one time President of the Northwestern National Life Inaurance Company, of Minneapolis, and It was for misuse of its funds that he was sentenced. THREATENED Is Life of Equity Society Ey Propos at To Raise Tobacco To Twenty- Five. Cents.

Lexington. August 7. Tobacco grow INDIANA GROCER ers in various parts of the hurley district are -objecting to the price of 23 cents Si.ipeion. Mairn pound proposed to be placed on 1907 to bacco, declaring that It this high fgure is fixed, the Socloty of Equity will be wrecked. It is aaid there are enough orders on flle at the Winchester headquarters of the so ciety to practically take all the 19P7 pooled crop if it is sold at 20 cents a pound, and than anv Increase in price will nullify all! orders, necessitating sale being had over again.

Many are In favor of keeping the price at an average of 15 cents. Dvlegatea In many counties to Tueaday general meeting at Winchester will be In structed to vote against the 35' cent rate. One lmoortant Question to be discussed is whether men who raised a crop tola year saall be admitted to the pool. It Is report ed that practically all the 1UP growers de sire to Join the pool. It is believed they will be excluded from membership.

Aecueftd of Forgery Is Captured By St. Louis Police. rtrnt piarATca re vas sxemxa. St. Louts.

Auguat T. On a warrant isaued at at the instance ef the American Bankers' Association. T. j. Sloan, aged 43 years, formerly aa Indian-suohs grocer, waa arrested here this after noon, charged with having forge checks in the name of J.

Rentier lav sums of to Indianapolis police say be left Insuan-apoiis some time ago wtth a roans; woman. a hose name wma not learned. A lieaurifni munr woman, who said she waa Mrs. Sloan, called at Chief of Detectives Smith's office te-nlght and sjated to be allowed to intervicr Sloan. Sher da- rned knowledge of any wrongdoing oy passenger TOLD SWEETHEART GOOD-BY Theu Grocery Clerk Shot Himself He Kay srscua, Bssrarca re tbb axqciasB- Wsbash.

lad. August 7--Lvtng note asaing that his sweetheart be notifled. tart Rifa- a grocery clerk, shot himself la the -u. hi. Mn-ee- He bad Just said rood-by to his sweetheart before leaving for North Dakota, and riaawa for the deed, Bite tnay The dead; are 1 Engineer Coope.

of Thayer. Mo. Fireman Lee Booker, of Thayer. Mo. A man supposed to be H.

F. Overyr reel. dence unknown. Among the Injured are: Mall Clerk Chamberlain. Mall Clerk Hornbecker.

scalded by water and burned by the explo sion of the gas tank. were extlngrulhed mulshed THE '-ENQUIRER, CUTCnTITATI, AUGUST 8. Over an Embantaentte Taken By the Engine and Three Cars. Three Men Killed and a Num ber Seriously Hurt Of Mother Stewart, Noted Friend of Hnmanity, Is Stilled By Death. Founded Buckeye W.

C. T. U. at Age of 36. Dowle and went to Zion City to live.

She remained there one year, and since theri made her home at Hicksvtlle, Few women can look back over as active and successful a life as Mother Stewart, for. from 1868 to 189B, she gave her whole time to temperance and charitable work, She came from the BaJdwIn-Outhery line of ancestry, one of her grandfathers being Colonel John Gnthery of revolutionary famo Hfnni ah w. 19 TMrl old both was obliged to take charge of the stock on the paternal farm, besides doing the general housework and caring for an invalid stepmother. PTRST WOMAN ASSISTANT. In 1833.

when keeping house for her brother, who was Postmaster, she was sworn In as his assistant under the Admin istration of General Jackson, being, so far as is known, the first woman who ever held such a position. Tn 1858 she joined the Good Templars, and ever since then she has been active in temperance work. At the outbreak of fhe Civil War "Mother" Stewart joined the Soldiers Aid Society of Athens Countv. and until the Discovery of Obstructions on the 1 war" wa ardent in the work of se- rroeuis a UlxaMer During Morgans raid "Mother" Stewart Pliant pr nf YVeerVc I stood guard one entire night while the sol- bar the way of the noted rebel leader. All through the war rfhe worked Incessant- ry for the soldiers, visiting hospitals, caring intui, DUTHcn in in iwiui.

I for the sick and dotnr evervfhinr In Imboden, August 7. One engine and power to better their condition. She wss LAnlavfUe. Kr August T. Justice eouMn'tl ltivd anything on the artatuto- books to-day I ta us against re fcoya.

the eldest la. the I native of Virginia. Friends In Louisville -were notified to-day that a daughter had been born to Judge and Mrs, Samuel E- Blackburn in Panama. where Blackburn Is a District Judge. Judge Blackburn is a nephew of Governor J.

C. B. Blackburn. Councilman Jack Richards fm, who slapped Chairman A. G.

Barret, of the Board of Public Works, was. arraigned In Police Court this morning, but a continuance un til next Tuesday was sought by both sides. Herman Ernst, a farmer. 100 years old. died in Jefferson County this rooming.

He had lived here 60 years, and was a matured man when he arrived In Louisville from German, where be was born. On the first anniversary' of the death of Captain William Ektn Governor WlUson and Mrs. Wlllson -visited the grave here to day. Captain Ekin waa Mrs. WlUson a brother.

FOUR MILLION Loss Sustained Through Distillery Fire I in ths Blue Oraaa, srsetAt arsrAsca to tbb sseirom- Louisville. August Though Green baum. owner of the burned ware-, houses at Midway, declined an Interview to-dway. his office employes gave out figures regarding the loss. In six wsrehouses 47,043 barrels of whisky, tax paid, were destroyed, amounting tn value to nearly a million dollars, at a rate of 0 cents a gallon.

The warehouse was worth Sen. 000; the Government lost about 12.800,000 In unpaid, CHECKED RTJSH For Exits and Picture Show Manager Prevented Panic sracuT. msPATca to rai bkqctub- Fostoria. Ohio. August 7.

The cool head- edness of Wm. Stansbury prevented a panic In hla moving picture theater last evening, when fire threatened the building. nrty people were in the theater, and a rusn blocked the doors and quieted the crowd. assuring them there was no danger. He started the music, and had the frightened spectators march out to a lively quickstey.

organlslng unions in all parts of the will have, ui'be rebuilt. Loss, 1.900; WOK FOR DRUNKARDS' WIVES. Tn the early days of temperance laws she v.i I Pleaded and won cases for drunkards' wives Both badly I In 1876 "Mother" Stewart paid her first visit to England, lecturing there on behalf Mall" Cln-lca Wolf and Clavton aeverelvlof temperance. Success followed her wher- I ah, mwA th .1, The gas In the mall car exploded. en's Temperance Union.

Several times after- settlna- Ore to the car. The car and its ward Mrs. Stewart visited England, the contents were compietely destroyed. The J-J JVg, a i I was set on nre, u. names Tention.

held st London. There Mrs. Stew- rs.J R- Trhflnfana Ta User VTa.lth. tslk. and he would not admit that any con- by a party of sailors.

art was the of the occasion, and re-1 I elusions were rea elusions were The train left Memphis Thursday night, ed a great deal of attention from both pulled by two engines and a large number of. passengers When, It reached a point about two miles east, of Imboden one of the engines the rack. It ran along the west side of the em bankment and stopped. The other engine broke loose from the first and dashed over the west side of the embankment, 'jerking the mall car, baggage car and the smoker with it. FOUR KILLED And Four Badly Injured When the Train Struck a Cow.

Livingston. Texas. August T. Four per sons were killed and four others were in jured, two probably fatally, when an en gine on the tram road of the Livingston Lumber Company struck a cow and plunged Into a deep ravine near here to-day. The dead Watson Scott, engineer.

Fayette Rollers, fireman. Finis Peebles. Henry Young, colored. Brad Pickman and a young man named Clark are probably fatally hurt, while two negroes are less seriously injured. LOOSE SPIKES Discovered in Tim To Avert a ta strophe.

FIREMAN KTLLED Ca New York. August 7. Passengers on the west-bound Portland flyer did not know that their lives had been saved by the en glneer yesterday. Engineer Davis was keeping a sharp look out ahead after the train left North Port, when he saw a alight- deviation in a rail nearly half a mile distant. He shut off the steam and as the train drew.

nearer be saw a couple of spikes sticking out. The rails were loose. The spikes were driven home again and the train proceeded. And Engineer Fatally Scalded When the Bails Spread. wniiamstown.

PennA August T. Spread ing rails caused the engine and baggage car of a Philadelphia and Reading passenger train to go over aa embankment near here to-day. Charles Aosbaek. of Tremont. a fireman, was crushed beneath the engine, and Jacob Schraeder.

the engineer, also of Tremont. was fatally scalded. The three coaches, witb at) passengers, did not leave the rails and ne one else was injured. WORK OP WKECKTESL Butte. August attempt was made tVedneadar nuzht to wreck the North Coast Limited train oa the Northern Pa-erne near Bluebird, a few hundred yards west of the spot on which the Burlington passenger train was dynamited last spring and three persona killed.

Only the acci dental disceverr of tww buget bow id wedged between the rails prevented a ca tastrophe A HTJHASE JUDGE. srsrtaL istcs to tub BsonasB- Petersburg. IasU Amrost t. Judge Robert eon. of the Vmeeanes City Court, aanouaced that be will aot Sentence any more prtsc era to the rock pile.

He la opposed to ceea-PeUin prisoner. la walk frena he Jail to tho-wwrh bouse i tocether, aa is dope la cuoena, me press ana xne ptrouc New Tear's Day, 1879, "Mother" Stewart made an address in the Interest of the order to the Masonic fraternity at Ames. Iowa, being the first woman in the world to be ae msurea. NAILS Driven Into, Boards corded such an honor. Later she wss I aranu cesraTca re Bsorraaa.

iooa MOTHER-STEWART" DEAD, no j. STOLE HYV.JJ EPOK ROYAL VALUABLES PLEDGED FOR CASH. POLICE To PUy Sunday School, Xoygl Ia)iTiIio Vote. Fonght For Temperance Until Health Failed. First Person of Her Sex Hon ored By Masonic Fraternity Beloved By Civil' War Veterans.

sracui Btsrarcs to ajniuutaa. Sprlngfleld. Ohio. August T. Mrs.

Eliia T. Stewart, known to the world as "Mother" Stewart, the noted temperance advocate and writer, died last night at the home of her friend. Mrs. Farnsworth, at Hlcksvlllc, Mrs. Stewart waa B2 years of age.

She was bom' at Plketon. Ohio. April 25, 181. Her maiden name was Ellaa Danlela In 1848 abe became the wife of Hiram Stewart. Five children were born to this union, but all died In Infancy.

The body of Mrs. Stew art will arrive here to-morrow morning, and burial will take place at Ferncllff Sunday afternoon. "Mother" Stewart made her home in this cftv until about five vears ago. when she Founder of Women's Christian Temp erance Union, whose life labors were became converted to the faith of Alexander ended yesterday. he was released, but was soon rearrested.

IIIj wife is also held on the same charge. FEARING LYNCHERS, Officials Arraign Homicide in His Cell in an Ohio JaiL reclAL DlnrATCS TO THE SNQUISSS. fpper Sandusky. Ohio, August 7. James Goodrove, who last night killed Frank Mccormick, of near London, Ohio, this morning was arraigned before Mayor Carey In the Jail, the offlclala rearing a mob If be should be removed from hla cell.

He pleaded not guilty and was held to the lictohcr grand Jury. PLUNGE youngest who were oeior. ine Juwnile I Court for breaking Into, the 'Walnut Btreet Method let Church. It waa charged that tbey stole hymn 1 nooka. "lf true.

Judge, saw ene or the boys. 'but we did it to play Sunday aenooL" Juda Meglemery threw up both hands I aa one by oae the noya iota in same story. When he learned tnac titer naa thrown the church electric light bulb at each other to hear them however, he held roar I under probation and consigned the fifth to hla mother. 1 1 Robbed of his clothing and forced to charure with his captor, William Laswls. aged SO.

appealed- to the police to-day to arrest Patrick DcnneJly. He said that Don nelly dragged him Into a vacant lot and In the weeds changed clothes wtth him. Don nelly was charged with-disorderly conduct. The body of Chaiiee E. Warren.

President of the Daylight Acetylene oaa Company. was buried here to-day. Me was the last of his family. He was years old and a I APPROVED a' I By President Roosevelt Is Hitchcock's Stand on the Hughes Row, It Is Said. Wright and Scott Silent on the West Point Case.

Elmer Dorer Denies the Report That He Reslgied From Commit-. tee Secretaryship. arsciAL DisraTca to sxavresn. Oyster Bay. N.

August 7. Frank Hitchcock. Chairman of the Republican CUT tX" National Committee, to-day received from President Roosevelt his orders aa to the organisation's attitude toward a second term tor Governor Hughes. Secretary of War Wright and Colonel Scott. Commander at West Point, received their orders regarding the final disposal of the ease of the dlamiased cadets charged with basing.

'I cannot say one word to-day." declared the Secretary of War. "That was under. was made for the exits, but Stansbury I stood. I have no objections to the reports OPEN GAS JETS Explain Destruction of lit and Home of Despondent Broker. Toledo.

Ohio. August ,7. Xfter an explosion and fire which destroyed his homo at an early hour this morning, the dead body of Charles Polacher was iound tn the ruins. of my remarks here last week, but sny statement to-night must come from the President. I would say that the affair of the cadets Is not quite settled, but I will probably have a statement to give out on Monday." Colonel Scott pressed his lips tightly together when questioned and said that any statement must come from the President or Secretary of War.

It la learned that the President delivered quite a lecture to Secretary Wright on the Polflhp waa a mnh.iiaiH k.k.. 1 I u.wnvr.. I BnMKin, in W1IIU1UI i i tt-i x- inonorea or venerai i nomaa wren a nassia, i 206 Jumped down a twelve-foot embankment nonor and trust to no He took It found open after, the Ore the theory of the good naturedly snd laughingly told the re- lo muca IUL Ol imnmcii ai. i.ou wiuca in- Ull-li MOiner BtewaiT iraveieo 1 im th.t I k. i i throuarh the South, lectorin on bhalf poners nem iu urn w.

inb.nnr four and intiirlnw ma.v th8 offerers, and reporting-the condl- vV before doing any more talking. "Itions Jn the South as she saw them fori Tt7 K. TV. I Wright's scavs ssplt. or mern papers.

wh h. ukM ifM lui'bMc -On December i-TS. -Mottr-SteWrt I rweuaasnjet to na r-. nrsanised the rlrt tt rihin I Kanoleon. Ohio.

Aiisuat irir. v. ji I recti quoted as saying that batever xne Oeborn. with 100 families, following it aoon 1 damaged the Wabash Depot and Western I President ssys is right." he said: by the organisation of another union in this Union offices at noon to-day. Books, papers 'x me-nt tBe, tresioeni was, city, and working the next two years tn 1 ana instruments were saved, but the build- hla own attitude In the cadet case.

How ever. I am loyal to my chief and am willing to stand for the entire quotation, if necessary." How about the statement you made here that the cadets had been reinstated 7" "Oh. they were aU right. There was a mlz-up, that's sll." The President Intimated that a statement might be given out lster. Mr.

Hitchcock had little to say about the conference. He said that the President had shown great Interest In the plans for the Republican campaign In general, and that MmaiilMMl- Re- me Siavw Bliuaaiwu vond that Mr. Hitchoock said ne couia ooi VTjiiu 1 1 1 as aa adopted as of Palestine Cora- Indianapolis. August whlte-nd tht toe tter advised that this course sentiment of the While In the main her life wss devoted. I of John Tribbey, a wealthy farmer, until her health failed, to the suppression 1 Posey Township, Rush County, will be I could be ascertained.

eue wm. onen mieresiea I investigated by the state authorities. At-1 povxa pbmixs narroBT. i.uiu.uh..ii wifru. uoins one oi I V.

i.imi VI I inieTsx waa Penitentiaries and Reformatory Discipline. I Governor Hanly from Indiana, took charge Icles here In the story printed In Chlcsgo which was organised at Cincinnati In 1870. ef the case this afternoon. He went to ITALIAN STATESMAN, Xarquis IM Budini, Dies of Cancer in! His Sixty-Ninth Tear. Rome.

August 7. The Marquis Dl Rudlni, who at various times hss held the positions of Premier. Minister of the Interior snd I Minister of Foreign Affairs, died here to day of cancer of the liver. He was In his sixty-ninth year. The Marquis had been a Veteran Editor Dead.

srvciu. mseaTcw to tbs ssqi'iaaa. Crawfordsville. Aturust 7. Jere Km.

80 years. The deceased was born at Fair fax, Va. Koted Architect Dead. William raVino. Iidiina Farmer Anthtritieg Investigating.

reported that he' was beaten almost to in sensibility before the wbltecaps produced a member of the Italian Chamber ot Deputies I bucket of tar. with which he was covered, since 1869. I Ha was then fealtverett and left tn hla a.la- ery. He was found yesterday, and was said to be in a dying; condition. Following the beating from which Trio- ney.

aged 83. the veteran editor of thlsbeT suffered the "whltecappers" went to the part of Indiana, died at his home in this home of a neighboring woman, which they eitr this moraine of the infirmities of old! Prtly wrecked. All the windows were age. He began his newspaper career In 135, and In 1848 he established the Journal. work about 12 years ago.

Aa Old Virginian, sraciai. nisraTca to tbb Bsqcnurs. Ellsabethtown. Kyn August 7. Miss Ann Elisabeth Sommers.

aunt of H. A. and K. Sommers. editor and manager of the Elisabethtown News, died last Bright, aged broken and boards were torn off the side of the house.

The woman and her family Mr. Keener retired from active newspaper 1 w'" told to shake the dust of Rusn uunij ma wieir iern. wiuira a ours. and a note was put under the door, saytna; If they failed to comply with the request they would be hanged. Tribbey waa regarded aa a substantial and law-abiding clUsen.

A sensation was caused recently when his wife instituted divorce proceedings. She said they had never been married, and nave been living together as man and srlfe for over 23 years. during whlcb time tney reared a family, and accumulated large farmina interacts. The wife said that when they left hare to arsciAL mspatcb To tbb E-etmsa. nava Tndiananolia Ind nmtf uaie money, ana II soe IK bo object they Vonnogut.

one of the best-known architects wmua POTe Ja In Indiana, died at his borne here to-night to eaa acreeo of stomach trouble. He was SI years old. the prtoetUon. aad aelther divulged and leaves widow and three children. He fT UDJJmBnlW: was the architect for the German Hoaae Tn aU gs were Aropped and the Ur baUdto" ta iB-fiieTdm dis: and few asontha saw he cut her half I brother's throat when be found ber Paris.

August 7. The funeral ot Wuliant I to him at the beasa of a neighbor. LaVrno. the correspondent tn Parts of tht I It la understood that he will make ar- London Times, who died here August a. I raagements to go away aa soon aa be Is was held at the Church of the British m-1 able to leave hla bed and dose Us bust: in Parla to-day.

Henry White, thelaflaira. American Ambassador? Sir Francis Bertie. 1.. V.r-:-ZZ'"" i "WITHIN EASY-CALL OaUipolia. Ohio.

Aasust 7. Captain Owe i I nun wm. rw sui -oat h. i awn Captain Owen. Ttoasliaii j.

I County Zid lifts. Roseberry. aged tt year, eldest resident of I JeaTeraoa City. Mow August T. Masoa County, West Virginia, died a-t Fott to-oay.

after conferring- wttb AsatrUot night. Captain Roseberry was aremiaewt ta I Attarney-Oenerat Keantsa. stated, be had West Virainia soUHcs: snd oraanhvrd aaal not ordered asuitsa to eaieree the lid law ef the first companies tn the South. I ha St. Louis County Sunday.

Troops will camp tn tw vnoety eeparataor placea. both VICTIM OF THE HEAT TZLZZT "7 IE Was Oil uperatar wno unt wiuri ml si I Sh taTSMsal aft BsTJTl -bat, Scfaiala Csoasnaas. ElEf W0XTH Muakoaee. August T. Wuaea I Taaowm.

viaatL. Aserual I Mewry Brat Law. a well-knows ei operator ef dete-1 aebv. a aaiiras ezaeru Is ha eecept hand. Okia died here tedar from the ef-leabM rreavama saytac tae sang drought facta of a sunstroke.

He was arrW-fcem yaw-1 ra A task was brefcew by a heavy raja reached aa to wneuier air. Roosevelt snd his advisers were for or sgslnst a renomtnaflon for Governor Hughes. It Is understood thst the policy of Mr. Hitchcock in listening to what even body has to say on both sides of the Hughes ciueation waa approved bar the President. be continued until the various sections and classes In the stats to-day that Elmer E.

Dover. Secretary of v.ii..al CamihIIIm ha1 Maimed hie Rushville and will personally conduct an poaiuon. investigation In hopes of arresting the I Mr. Dover arrived In New York to-day. guilty parties.

I accompanied by Mrs. Dover, wno is about I to sail for Europe, rne nu-aao aispaicu mgni anout ao men ap-i b. denied that he Prl st Trtbbey's home and took him I had resigned. He declined to ssy what he to a clump of trees. It is said that they would do Jn the future.

stripped him and tied him to one. and beat him with boards having nails In them. It is WW en actively engaged In campaign work Secretary Dover's headquarters will be In Chicago. As already announced. Chairman Hitchcock proposes to appoint a Mce Chairman, who will have general super vision of the work centering at Chicago.

Chairman Hitchcock stated to-nlgbt that he had sot heard that Mr. Dover intended to resign and added that he did not credit the report. It la expected that Secretary Dover will call upon Mr. Hitchcock to morrow. TJTHAX ASTONISHED- At tha Bepori "That Secretary Zlmer Dover Had Seslgned.

Chicago. August 7. Word "reached here that Elmer E. Dover. Berretary of the Re publican National Committee, bad resigned as the official hub of the Republican or ganisation.

Fred W. Vpham. Assistant Treasurer of the Republican National Committee, expressed surprise at the news. He said: "I saw Mr. Dover and Mr.

Hitchcock in New York a week or so sgo. and there eras no hint ef any such action on Mr. Dover's part. If there ever waa any real feeling between the Chairman of the committee and its Secretary I am sure that it no longer exists. All wss certainly when I waa tn the i BLOW-OUT" Of Gss in Texas Tears a Hole.

Into Which Hose Oil Derrick Drops From Sight. Houatoa. August 7. What Is re garded aa tha most remarkable "blow -out' la tbe history ef tbe Texas oil fields ac carved at Hardy to-day. The drill of one ef tha weike had reached a depth eg tilt feet whew the gas eaaae with such force aa to tear up the ground and lesve a hole, lot which dropped beyoad sight the derrick, rig and engine- Hot water, ail and bowlders coatiaaed to be blown fast tbe air, paws Lug tha Sold far gas and ail.

TJXTJQ2f CAUSED nOTJSIH Ohio. Aua-swt Ens Miller, ef DelptHas. was arrested te-esy aad la charted with having ha his a east ss In a. Bn lawfully a ontform of a soldieT. Miller riaima his II I II I Iv "Ill 1 i Alarmed try' the feellne; of political unrest prevalent in his domain, it la reported Mohammed All, Shah of Persia, has pawned the royal jewels and other precious valuables to insure their safety and secure needed money.

The cut shows him in gorgeous apparel, radiant with precious stones, a picture of the gold throne at Teheran above and one cf a ruby throne below. ISSUES INJUNCTION I IN BARBER'S CHAIR. srsciAL stararca to tbb bqcibbb. Coffeyvtlle. Auguat The FEELS SAFE campaign agitation about the uae and 4 abuse of Injunctloos Is expected to take on new life In Nowata County, Oklahoma, just across the state line.

Judge Van Leaven, of the District Court, granted an injunction while la a bsrbet's cbair in that county. A lawyer from Coffeyvllle has a ell- ent whose land was about to be sold, He claimed the right to It, and wanted a an injunction issued until tne ess could be tfled. 4 The lawyer hunted all over the ntietKonaa ftr flia Jiuta anH Mn.ll. found him In a tonsoiisl parlor. His Honor's fsee was smeared with lather and the barber was busy, but stopped long enough to allow the lawyer to Introduce himself to the Judge.

In His African Retreat. Rifhrreek, the Ruaway Iidiaiapolis Baikr, Has Bees Loeated at JehaiBesbnrg. srscuL msrsTca ro tbs sawrraca. Indianapolis. Ind August 7 A letter supposed to have been written by Beth M.

Richcreek. a prominent Indianapolis beaker, who disappeared from here several months ago. was given out to-day by Henry A. Miles, a traveling salesman, one of Rich-creek's friends. According to the letter.

Richcreek le located at Johannesburg, South' Africa, under the name of Rich M. Smith. In the letter he ssys he has ao hope of returning home, but that be has plenty of money and la satisfied where he Is. He declares that he la not afraid that any one will come to Johannesburg and recognise him, and that, even If he were rec ognised. It would make little difference.

He says that, shortly after the first suit for receivership for his bank here failed. be went to New York snd took a steamer for Rio Janeiro. Before any one In Indian apolis knew that he would not return he had reached Brasll. From Rio Janeiro be sailed to Liverpool. From there he went to Arabia and.

after a trip through that country, took a steamer for South Afrtca. Ricncreek waa at the head ef a large pii rate bank here. After his disappearance It was found that he had left only a small amount of money In the institution. It was estimated that he was worth fana.OW or HOS.oeo. and that be made away with moat ef the aaaount.

Miles is supposed to have obtained bis tip regarding Ricbc reek's location from Jerry Hart rr. an Indiana polls contractor, who happened to be en the boat with Rtcnereek gomg from New York to Rio Janeiro. CATS AND PARROTS ftemsmbsrsd in Mrs. larwry's Will, That Oivea 500,000 To Charity. Philadelphia.

Peaa August 7. Half a million dollars out of sa estate ef Seamen le given to charity by tne win ot tae late Mrs. Annie Lowry. of this diy. The wJI directs that 3.

be In vested aad tbe be come paid te Violet Praia, a coueaa. for tbe care of cats snd parrots teat aetoagea to Mrs- Uowry. who was a years eta. ikM die tbe trust fund reverts I belra. Three servants receive lojM0 Pm aad f0L.

respectively. RIVAL BANDS PLAYED, TMnVreat Airs, Thara Xaalad 'Zavch Otscr Durlnj Italian Calabratlon. Tork. Aueruat 7 The sasalctana af ttro Hval beads saauled each other ta WU. Hamsewrg dermg sa I ta.

Is a eetebratiow. twe thoreushfaree ym both baada. diirerewt airs, casae together. laa. tbe Saht was s'sated.

WuJt ta without regainisuj coa-jTussasy. which is erertb miUwos af gT'lara' cousin. Ehaa Milker, left tbe uniform w.ttt I rastruaaents tbe le th gold 'Aim aad that ha did bat aurrhsas it, othsr ewer Us bea TYPICAL Of Southern Hospitality Was the Ovation To Taft Part in West Virginia. Presidential Candiiat Visits Whit Sprioga Hotm Show, But Vakea No SpecbM. White Sulphur Springs.

W. Ta, August 7. Judge William Howard Taft to-day drove in miles over ths mountains of Virginia and West Virginia, lent himself ss the chief feature of Oreen briar Cojnty'e first horse show, snd In tbs evening led the gerntsn at tne famous old Oreen briar Hotel, where he win remain until Monday. Mr. Taft made no speeches and contemplates none during the trip.

At o'clock t'S morning the party started from Hot Springs in a four-horse rig. with a bugler and other coaching st-tacbmenis. Mrs. Taft occupied the front seat with Driver aterret. Mr.

Tsft snd W. Csnieren Forbes. Vice Chairman ef the Philippines Committee, had the middle seat, and een-ersl Clarence R. Kd wards. Chief of the Insular Bureau nf the War Department.

brought up tne rear. Thomas J. O'Brien. Catted Btatea Am bassador to Japan, with bis secretary. -Mr.

Post Wheeler, snd Mra Wheeler, together with Cbsiies Tsft. drove in a three-seated buckboard. After the first dnaen miles, freeh -horses were obtained, which brought the party lo- the lunch stop. 23 miles from the start, st half past twelvw. Here, la a most pictur esque spot, with wooded peaks on all sides.

the party spent in hour. The hostlers had a pot of roasting esrv merrily boiling and the luncheon hampers supplied the rest of the refreshment. An hour after the midday start came a deluge of rain. A bright sun followed, snd ss the patv bowled through the vllraae of White B'il- I phur the Secretary waa greeted wtth modest cheers by the populsc I At the horse shew, hold two miles from1 the springs, tbe 2.000 epectators bad been dividing tntrrest bet waa a the track events snd watching tbe entrance gate for tue Taft wagoa. It cam at 4 o'clork.

Cheers greeted tbe arrival- Represents tt ve Gainea, ef Weal, Tlrgieie. who had Induced the Taft visit, knew of tbs candidate a fondness for horses ar.d particularly hla liking for Jumpers. Tlie exhibition of this class had ba delaytd for ths candidate's arrival. When tbe dletlagulshed guests were g.vn eaata of honor, ribbons vrere swsrded in the coaching rlae snd for high steppers; a. running race waa run and tbea came another mjeuwtasn shower.

This madded the track, but snort ly before 7 o'clock tbe Jumpers were pot aver the hurdles. In tbe evening the eceae at the ban eras entirely typical of Southern eoriety. elegance and warm hnepitality. The old hostelry was crowded with guests and the fwtlilrtea west merrily oa song after the candidate had made his good-n-gbt bow- ENGLISH LORD Returns With. JLz.

Ofdan KUls sad His Tamily. aut sitm to tss ssanssa. New York. August 7 Mr. aad Mrs Ogdew Mills and their daughter.

Mies Beatrice Mills, retumad' from Curops to day oa the Msaretaala. AeeosnpaoinBg thews was a youag max doWw oa th passenger list as Colonel Forbes, and tn reality is ferd Oreaard. MArsaa af Fa let a ft. Whaa Mr. MI14 was aeaed about th report tbat the Marquis and Miss Mills were rr gaged he said It waa entirely uatnee.

WOUAM DEAD And a-. Sufferlaa; Aroay rreaa tk Tit ef Tly. Wewt CVaster. Pea a. A ague 7.

Wane sersesy has a far peeleaewd tbe bfe ef Mrs. Preeu-r. ef Pbiledelpaia. who baa bea It Wt wear deeta ftwm th bit of a v. BMk'ra.

wealstlf. ewuat Mra Mary F. That saury. MsrshaRtM. who at lb ape years after euSesaxg agoay tresa Ms Stonned the House In Which the Pasha Had Barricaded Himself.

Violent Scenes Mark the Arrest iof No tables, Former Members of the Saltan's Camarilla; Among Them Rlza Pasha, Ex- Minis ler pf War Ruler Tells the Powers of His Plans. I Constanttnople, Augnst 7. AU the ratal- Dent offlelals of the Palace who had not previously fled the olty or been In rated were Jo-day arreetad. Thsy rn dude JUsa Paaha, the former Mrn later ef War. and Ragblb Pasha, one of the Coart Chamberlains.

Raghlb was taken only after a stubborn reelstance. He tad barricaded himself la bis boose, and he opened fire on the pollea wlrb a rlf.e fmm-an uratalre window. enforcements were sent for and the officers then stormed trie house and took Raab.b to prison. The Proclamation Committee, of th t'nioa, of Progreaa has' ezpreaaed Its satlsfsctlne) with-the rompltion of the new Ministry. as announced yesterday, and has begged tha people to oeaaaj their manifestations and permit thnya.

Intrueted with matters oi Government to proceed with labors According to tjie committee, there to member of the present Cabinet whoa record Is not good. important change la the diplomatic corps and among the provincial ofneisia are The regular frlday rVlamhh. or the owing of the Sultan) to eay his prsyers to the beautiful white Juat outside the connives of the tlldls Klk. wss observe to-day by toe (Jlefa of sll the diplomas aaione to Turkey. ATrer the rAepvony the diplomats wera re-elvedi In audaVnce by the Saltan, whs) had with bim lie Orand Viaer and Tew fla I'asha.

the: fpsr gn minister. II. Ms 1-a'v ins the foreign rerrsenta tlvea (juber aaejiraiM-ee of his Inten- tiOns ai.d reli-atea nia nrm leenrs maintain tmer'SHv the new conetttutlesi. he to he bis own work. Speaking of the other diplo mats, the ltalis.1 Ambaeeadnr.

sunn ueen of tna cerj al'i relv rAngralulsted the ftultan on th-J re of Psrna-nveniary goveraiaeni in Turkey and veleed tne cordial wlsbea of his colleagues for tfes prosperity of th Snltan. hla reepnnstbia M.msters and thai ral'ant ritomaa nation. CROWN JEWELS Are Pawned ths Shah of Persia Tel a CIV11 War Loan. Ft peteranurg I August T.Tba Khali of rersla obiiurjed a Kn or Irnai the Runiin ilank. having detxastted ika rrown Jevela as Wecunty.

Tbta money will be uaed in nttlagjout aa expedition against Tabris Tne Kr.glli l-ration Hi T-hetwa haa protested a e-oned time agalret tne pete-etire of the irgatlua. Ueneral Us n(T. Military tVnTvrnor nf Teheran, replied oat the Coeeacfce in quee-Uoa had ntetety baited to fe-d their horse. I but be laeued s-ere the troops should tne ruture bsohi tne vtrimty oi ii avoid the i legal loa. APPEAL TO TTJBXT Sent By Ambassador For Kstfurees In Teheran Le (rati on.

srsnaL c.sie re tar rt lass. Teheran. Ana-'ft 7 The rfneve tbe Ottoman emoae- have beoneot fereirt freeh claims aRd.hav refused to heave tha embassy hkM khe safety of their ttve eno tne pr baydjan tm the nbae ta y. i -li 4 f. Vi 'i j-.

I 1 Br hi roperti ip.1 their retatlve la Dyer- 1 mi the const Th i Turkllsii A ml-aadrr has telegraphed Constant f4r In struct lone. Meat I- retriU srsnv aad the Sipehe a ler hee nae.1 the tHHrrmT of the lews of iliecaT tsaing bull-hart for bis oera pr.iflt. tne rituM amg the ararrlty af BACXS Waahlnstnn I Aicut 7 A defilsj has I sent to Mehroed A11 Br- Turkrab Muse later In aenlagton. the report that ta Imperial tfanerroseat contemplated th di. mleeal of tie foreign (fflciala lit tbe thro villages of ftnomella.

wta were appointed In fnnoertt-i arlth the eanrlna out of th pmpneed refomiW in Macedonia, ha ahieBi the powers 'f Europe are in -reeled. a CABLE FLASHES. Ber.is. Auguat 7 rwlng to trie peoraleae of A el a tV- hers In Kuaa a the Pruaartaal Central lleauth offi'e dlretad a rluee snad rai tnepertlon Sue Rjesiaa ront-er. Vlrtona.

A ig-iwt While arteenptjng a raid upon the Otrper lrlsnda sel rookey. lea in Jaianeae aralirg schooner Mi)wa seised by irtar officers rd tbe crew pat In pr.arni. frnt. rta l.ava beew lodged hf the Japatae at I 'uwn h. a-n Aug, it 1 Ire i and Queen lis lvt luar flee a an-dar with a i.artv of I en.sh-Americans, led by ljat.

of New Trli. MAYOR PLEADED With Lcuiaviile Council To Rirht lb self, and Bichardson Apolcgixad. tftruL Maeatc To tss BsstTeea. lAulavill. kr, August 7 Th sndars tha sdnilnlatraU' dented to night pw the head t'out llmin Js I- Rlci.erd-soa who.

Wedaetay n'ent. In the Cams- it Cbacber. strwk and nonred Alex. 4 Barret. ik.

hMaire 4 Puaiit flMf Mayor Orlcaaead asdeeed a raaweaaaj. estVfO to the bodv had eeXedl them tosether to fai.tder the aaa of Rich srdaoa. end aakisg lies dw eoiethja wlitcti mo.iid rigrh trier giod aiwe befor the pepple. Soro of tb oamcUjia sra sl ed to Igwor tt.e letter. Finsily.

after bet "at aeeousht bv hie foerxta Kicttatd aa apoto- g1sd for eaaaglng ta a rjaii le the Ceewetl haaihw, but net f-r Barret. This aattsfled the boar. A ftaiAQjei spprof-nstioa for a ww City. Hospital paaaed tbe Cous.il ta-nlgat. HEAVY WORK WU1 Be Turned Out By This Hew Steal KllL Cleveland.

Ohio. Aucsst 7 Annea-aeenteat was ansa to-day bv tbe Otis Pteet v-uiv that a mill for th wtajiuracusre UC-tacb boIlr piste wui aoo i a Dlant here at one. The proposed factory will east about ard give employ ment 1 tntfe wrlii. 0lr tber rs .11 tne sues niaies ana two KrtiD Work ta erroan. it is said, aula ef the proposed by th Otis CoaSe.

pesy. WOULDNT WAKE UP. Uttle Girl Fouad Orandxatbcr Dead ta th Tiald. seBctai. aeaeasce re tss sa isss.

Nspslees. troas. Akgost 1 Tbe bady ef her gaadfstra-r. Heary DerhewtMMS. waa f-sa Is a atd Is day by tittle Ores- ha leaeahee ars fatt4 to use tad f.

hr ewen I twe ae aainiiie af' wm'we the fa Th is wot eai th (area ah, and Ontrkea waa sm beiag mm Deals -reaited trees pep eay. i i ft 1:1 1 1 1 4 i i 'Ml '4 1 h. i I ej i i.