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Show n FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS - DISPATCHES Advertise in the UTAH WEATHER FORECAST examiner IT CH4Wtl IT IS pftICE ADVERTISING medium ttT TrtBrSlciTY. THE EXAMINER fO I INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE BE FAIR MONDAY AND TUESDAY, AS WELL .rrtES THE COUNTY SUBSCRIPT OUR CITY. THE ARE OPEN TO AOBOOK Ssnse- :S H WEATHER WILL - OGDEN NO. 210 VOL IV CITY. UTAH. MONDAY MORNING. JULY 29. J907 PRICE FIVE CENTS WILLIAM D. HAYWOOD boys on a verdict of not guilty. I 1o not think there ws any particular instruction that they debated ofer. 1 believe it waa the Instructions generally. They couldn't eem to make head or tail to them, but were convinced that the general lone Indicated that the defendant should be freed. Borne of them seemed to think the Instructions were very siroug regarding corroborative testimony and some said that they could nut be to the reasonable doubt. clear dine to the opinion that a controlling influence with the Jury wu their misbelief 'of Orchard's tesilmuny. sU of their arw Leader Haywood's counsel la.1 in Court Room at the Time-La- bor Verdict Rendered Snndny Horning-Feguments heaped abuse upon Orchard, sad told of the general contempt in which all dasies held such Alleged Frisco Briber to rProsecntions . Will Receives Telegrams of Congratulations a mu as he. The attorneys played , that Orchard upon the probahlUty be Tried on Other Simhad been promised Immuulty by OJchard is Interviewed Continue some one connected with the proseilar Charges cution ud called attention to the fact that he had been treated with Ban Francisco, Cal., July 28. The the greatest of consideration by the I am alone, I will fan In with your penitentiary authorities since his Jury in the rase of Louis Glass, July SI. Mo the cluded Edgar Wilson, the former law as pniM, Idaho, h confession was mad to a Pinkerton and general manager of partner of Judge Wood, who presided wishes." krlght suullsht of a beautiful cast vote D. The William and wai trial. the at Telestillness Pacific the detective. States Telephone ; morning, Into tbo Haywood wu declared acquitted of all phone company, accused at having of Haywood a Relative Absent. cky drowsy with tha lacy in the death of former Gov. bribed Charles A. Buxton, a member aluuber of a aummer Sunday, Wllllaia No member of the prisoners family, complicity of the board of cliy supervisors, IX Haywood, defendant la ona of tha nor any of his friends among the So- Steunenberg. JURY FOREMAN VAS After verdict the had been read In through the agency of Theodore V. most noted triala involving conspiracy cialist writers and the aocalled "labor court Richardson arose ud tad murder that the country has ever Jury" who have been attending the said: Attorney VERY MUCH EXCITED Halsey, to withhold A franchise from a rival corporation, wu unable to known, walked today a free man, trial, wu In the court room at the "Would your honor he beagree on n verdict and waa disof the murder of former Gov early hour the verdict wu returned. gan, but chuging hia permit, mind rsor Frank Bteuneuberg. Boiae, Idaho, July 28. Judge Wood charged at 4:30 oclock this afterThe spectators benches were empty I with the sentence unfinished. down It wu The probahlUty of a verdict of was in the doorway stood Governor uouced Inter that but telephoned 'tor at 7:1V a. m. noon after being out 48 hours. Haywood had de- and arrived at the court house The Jury stood seven for convicIn the cane of the eecreury-uvunre- r Frank acan taken who hu Gooding, This and acknowledged leader of tive part in preening the prosecution sired to make a speech to the Jurors twenty The at- tion and five for acquittal. later. minutes but had finally contented himself 'tht Western Federation of Miners had of Haywood and hia assistants. There with torneys tor the defense and prosecu- wu the result, on the first ballot and his thanks expressing personally tion were, slower ud did am arrive subsequent ballots showed no change hsea freely predicted alaca yesterday, wu no demonstration other than that to each one. when Judge Fremont Wood lead hia Just before 8. o'clock, Mr. Har- in sentiment made by the attorney for the defense If "And ever come to until of you The prosecution announces that row being the first.) Haywood endtarge, which was regarded aa strongland the court proceedings were over, Denver, heany said to them they tered court at 7;5 and smiled his cus- they will proceed with other Indicty favoring tha defense In Ita inter the prisoner had been discharged ud. were leaving the court room, "you prelacies of the laws of conspiracy, the Jury dismissed for the term In greetings to counsel suj news- ments against Glau on a similar will always find n welcome at the tomarymen. 4 chcumitantlal evidence and the charge. minutes time. three paper than leu Haywood home." of an accomplice who conThen came the voire of Judge Wood, Verdict Over Feeling Haywood Receives Telegrams. tract. t asking: The news of the verdict was receiv"Gentlemen of the' Jury, have yon It was also freely predicted that In Haywood received scores of telegrams of congratulation during the agreed upon a verdlcC ' the event of Haywood's acquittal the ed reluctantly at Boise. Extra editions state would abandon the prosecution of the papers carried the tidings far day from all sections of the country. Haywood turned bS single eye upon and the twelve men. of his associates, Charles H. Moyer, and wide during the day and there Muy were from Individuals "We have," came the response from the president of the Federation, and was considerable discussion In clubs, muy from labor and socialist organStatements from cafes, hotels, lobbies end upon the izations. Eugene V. Debs was among Foreman Gens, who handed a plain George Pettlbone. street corners. The surprise which the first to counsel and from Governor Gooding, white, ofllclal-sis- e envelope to the pud greetings. James H. Hawley, leading counsel court. issued today, dispel thlu view of the had been eo manifest in the court roqm The was long for the siate, left tonight for the prevelant everywhere. situation. Govomor Gooding said: Judge Wood delvej Into the envel"The verdict is a great surprise to time the Jury was out had conveyed a West, under doctor's orders. Imme- ope, hesitated, looked again, and then, be there could diately after the verdict was ren- lu some amazement, said: me, and I believe to all citizens of general Impression that n disagreement dered he went to his home. Mr. Haw"There la nothing-dhere." lfluho who have heard or, read tW no other outcome than The rumors which spread so rapidly ley has broken considerably nnder evidence In the esse. "There's the right envelope la year, the. night the strain of the trial and preferred said "Juror Russell to 1 hare done my duty. 1 have no ud frequently throughout such not to make a statement eo unreliable outloreaMU wu' palpably the regret aa to any action 1 have taken and which were rumors are, were generally to the come.' " 4 nervens ud this added materially to ud my conscience In clear. Aa. long effect of Jurors the that the majority e as God gives me strength, I shall the strain felt by all la the oourt Borah Makes Btatsmsfit. Borne were room. The second envelope was my efforts of government by had voted .for conviction, i Senator Borah .said: to , the eo even that radical say law tad of organised society." handed up. Judge Wood glanced at Gives "1 'othno comment have to make In difference of Opinion Concerning opinion existing only tossed the paper to the clerk, it Will Centlnue Prosecution. the Jurv was as to thrf degree of er than that twelve good men ud whoandread: The state will coptinue n vigorous guilt The apprehension of disagree- true men of the state of Idaho have "State of Idaho against William D. Railroad Rate Sitnation in the case and that disprosecution of Moyer and Pettlbone ment spread even to members of deupon passed sad Adams end of Simpkins - when fendants counsel, and when to this poses of it so far as the etate of Ida- Haywood: We. the Jury, In the above the Old Dominion find the defendant, Wilapprehended. There will be neither feeling, were added the rumors of an ho and Haywood are concerned. The entitled eauae, not Thomas D. liam Haywood, guilty. hesitation nor retreat." Indicted advene decision, which continually pro petition of the ether men B. Gets, foreman." 28. The Richmond, Va, July will be pushed vigorously Application will bo made to Judge heat about their ears during the night, and Then came the congratulations of Tbnes Wood tomorrow morning Interview toDespatch, In to admit there could he found none to doubt without uy reference to the Hay- Haywood, In midst tha which of Judge Moyer end Pettlbone to ball, and it the genuineness of their Joy tha wood trial." day with Gov. Swanson of Virginia, Wood said: was said tonight that In the case of verdict was read. gives bia position degardlng the railClarence Dsrrow, We have had impartial .and will "The defendant be discharged road rate law in that etate. The Moyer, against whom the state la of Chicago, who had made a plea Jury, and Impartial ud term." dismissed the for the Jury to have Its weakest case, n describing the case at Issue as a strug- ttiasdentioue Judge. governor sa)a the case In Virginia la We have had ud fsvorsble consideration would not be gle of class against class," who had the moat rigorous ud effective coundifferent from that of North Carolina, aa no law established rates In this unexpected. defiantly told the Jurors that they sel opposed to ns that It has ever tate baa yet been perfected, ud were hostile to hie client, ud had been my fortune to meet They have HAYWOOD AND DARROW Orchard Comments on VardlcL that the paramount authority for fixn corrupt at all Umea been fair. The defendminds had their poisoned Kot the least by eom-enInteresting of the ISSUE STATEMENTS ing rates la vested In the corporamade upon the verdict today and capitalistic press, had entered the ant has no complaint to make nor tion commission, wjtcfa Judge PritchMs that of Harry Orchard, the eelfr court room with the mood of hia have hie counsel. Idaho baa covered ard recently enjoined zrom publishherself with glory." eoafesed murderer of Governor Steun-mherspeech etill upon him, but 28. Boise Sunday ing Ita order tor n unionism two cent City, Idaho, July the ' Haywood wu feed and ud the wltneee upon whom Jury Affecting Beene. night, Haywood Issued the following rata. The Governor aaya that under out, he vied wu the state chiefly relied to passing ita prove John Murphy, general counsel for statement: Judge Pritchard Injunction tha sinister conapiracy against the with the other members of counsel "I appreciate the support of the eommUclon waa prevented from "perFederation of Miners, western Federation of Miners. When ud with the prisoner himself, In the Western of sin- who in spite of the fact that he is working class extended to na by work- fecting the third net neceanary to fixtold at the state thuklng. with muy evidences I ing the rate," (publication thereof) penitentiary that cerely, ingmen throughout the country. the twelve cltlsens of Idaho, wasted to a skeleton by consumption, Haywood had been acquainted. Orchwho had heard the evidence ud has almost dally occupied a place- at hope to be able during the coming and that thus there no two cent law ard. said: their unalterable opinion. the defense table 'throughout the year to personally express that ap- in Virginia today. Under the constiTe don my I have rendered Mr. Richardson, too, hastened to dic- trial, was unable to he present at the preciation." tution, said (iov. Bwuaon, In order told the troth. 1 could doduty. no mope. I to-- , 1 have no feeling nor He Is n statement, in which he declared closing argument or scenes. for the commission to fix A rata It tMdy to take any punishment that tate toam I ward charitable abnow dying In the hospital here. Hayany person; must take three necessary atepa, via: ay be meted out to me for my crime that hia client had been given wards all. My intention Is to go hack Give notice to the transportation solutely fair end Impartial trial ud wood called onhlm early today ud ud the sooner It cornea the better." to to Denver ud take up my work where companies to appear; second, give a that Idaho had Indeed reason to be the scene between the two la said Verdict Is Read. have been most affecting. Haywood I left off when I wu placed under hearing ud enter an , order; third, proud of herself. K was after lifted the slight form of the dying arreat. being out for twenty publish the order four weeks before e hours, Judge Wood's Charge. "I do appreciate the kindness and 11 ran take effect mu in his arms and Murphy la quotthat the Jury, which at bad been divided, Order OutrsgsOus. eaylng between stifled gaspi, consideration with which my family Judge Wood In hia charge warned ed eight to foot na seemed deadlocked at ten to two. the Jury to. view Orchard! testimony "Bill, In this hour of your greet tri- hu bees treated by the people of The order at Judge Pritchard la ' humsle thukful." Boise. and of test a aa the Virginia caee la outrageous, aaya umph be agreement shortly with great caution and ke "I do appreciate, and In so stating Gov. Bwuaon.' He says the fixing of faint rays of the earning the corroborating evidence, suggested Murphy expected to live muy ' y showed gray above the com. express the sentiment of my n date by the corporation commisglut hills, that the story told by Orchsrd, be days. panions In Jail, the courtesies !2U ,B Molw to the north and laid uide ud the remainder of the sion Is n legislative act and yet be to ua by Sheriff Hodgina, for- restrains this legislative body In Virold evidence viewed In that light It wu ?? t1 Weary, mer Bhlerff Moseley and hia depu- ginia from doing whst 1 absolutely Jr., wfio had kept nn all . bight not necesaaay, however, he added, that REASONS FOR VERDICT before the door of the ties. evidence should room. the corroborating necessary to complete an act of legismi startled Into action bv Jury "As to the outcome of the trial, I lation under our constitution. The aa lmper-Jv- e prove every point. JURORS THE BY GIVEN knock from within. Brents mov-hare never had any fear, ud would corporation commission Is para In the days of Jury selection, a vein rapidly enough .after this, ud of predujice against Orchard wu unhave expressed yesterday the same be- mount to the general assembly or ' 23. Inquiry lief I expressed when first arrested, house lu fixing rate. In covered unexpectedly, when the trial If Judge the last, adore July Boise, Idaho, principal e trial had been gathered Into the panel wu more than half completed. among the Jurors after their dismis- that Is, that with a fair trial ud an PrltcNhrd tan enjoin the corporation volunenat e few minutes before One of the proposed Jurymen sal revealed some of the elements jwrtroom Impartial Jury, the verdict would be commission from performing Its duwhite envelope huded teered as an excuse the Information tering' Into their decision. Samuel such aa has been given to, the coun- ties In fixing a rate and completing e foreman to the It he can enjoin the legislature; he Judge, was torn that he would not and Could not be- D. Gilman, the last mu to be won try. d the lieve Orchard nnder' any circum- over to the defense, declared that a "Senator Borah treated me moat can enjoin congress from passing read. a came as verdict an electric thrill to the stances. This wen n cause for his majority of the- - men seemed con- fairly and I appreciate It. laws until he baa examined ud asjmwner, to his counsel, to the attor-fo- r challenge and removal, ud thereafter, vinced that the general tone of the "Judge Wood waa eminently (Air to certained whether they are, in hia the state and td the small the attorneys for the state Inquired court's Instruction Indicated that me ud I have extended to him my Judgment, Just and constitutional. np of heavy-eyeinto the matter of utlpathy the defendant should be freed. Finley thanks for bis treatment of me durmea carefully "If this rule nr order of his' Is pernewspaper M court otflctale who had been sum- -' to n confessing witness. McBenn. who voted consistently ing the ordeal of this trial. mitted and sustained. It means the from beds but lately sought When the Jurors retired Baturdsy for acquittal f rom the first, declared I do not In uy way blame Gov- destruction of legislative bodies and m trom ofllces where sleepiest waiting morning, shortly after 11 o'clock they that the Juges Instructions seemed ernor Gooding for the position he means that they shall become subject d marked the night. - , - proceeded to the selection of a fore-mu- , to settle all doubt as to the course took. to the courts. It means the destruc: Thomas B. Gesa. No. 1, being he should take.1 "In dosing, 1 wjsh to express ap- tion of the very foundations at free Haywood Shed Team.' came the first formal selected. Thu Juror James Robertson, the good preciation of the' wonderful support Institutions. to the eyes of the man ballot which resulted : n stored Scotchman, at whose house given to me by the presence In the Favtr Ignoring Order. trtS a"? the teftty days of hia Not guilty, 8; guilty, 2; blank, 2. "I have favored, and continue to here In Boise Governor Steunenberg court room during the trial of the Mt w,tft stolid indifference Cast Blank Ballots. boarded for more than . two year, representatives of labor. Industrial favor. Ignoring this order of Judge tv, fjjupon hia every featnre at last . The blank ballots were cast Pritchard prohlbtlng the corporation said: ud politicalDaorganizations." by amor he had thrown about vi now, of Chicago, whose commission from puollshlng their Clarence "I couldnt reconcile myself to votlhe flnt d,T f J"1 scled Foreman Gesa ud A. P. Burns, both dewas with a the Jury order as required by the constitution largely been Pepced and whatever farmers. The second vote was 9 to 8, ing any other way than and X think argument to the labor from the very first, U attack and for the publication to proceed ud special plea fur ,v,nt P feeling had been contained Gesa going over to the majority. Then fense of the state ud of and the act to he completed aa reevidence upon the methods u was loosed. making it 10 to 2. that nnder the law ud the ns Haywoods attor-- Burns Joined in,remained to do. the counsel, said: at n dead- there wu nothing else for quired by our constitution. Jury fairly lifted from.their seats Here the twelve "The trial has been fair, the Judge "io acquiesce In a federal Judge hours, the two mu The lut fellow who held out against Wood msde no effort to t. lock for .vW wii some de- acquittal belongs to the same fra- impartial ud counsel considerate. We arresting the legislative body of n conviction In upon Insisting him to they surrounded IT Samternal organisation that I do. There have no complaint to make. I do not state In their processes of enacting d honVfto,H! tbelr gree, being Thomas Powell and uel D. Gllmu, ranchers. The Jurors wu some talk of a compromise onwea desire to be understood as wishing, legislation la destructive of state soto reflect on the Integrity of the state ciety and all free institutions. This verdict, but degree In favor of acquittal took turns In nrgu second fienator Borah not PresenL for that It either had or the people of Idaho. Had I been order of Judge Pritchard makes the lug with the recalcitrants. Once, dur- wouldnt stand or I would nave stayed governor at the time Steunenberg wu Virginia case broader and far more the doors of the to be acquittal Hawley, leading counsel ing the long debate, te- - nd O. M. forever." stood Mr. Powell murdered, and had ' the evidence Important than uy question of pasroom there Van open, the Duyn, Jury prfZ.J Juror Samuel F. Ruasel. the senior brought to me that wsa brought to senger rates. whiiri n attorney of the county, in cuuld be seen tested et the table, porthe governor of this state. I would funner Governor Steunenberg Cause ef Delay. of Judge Woods In- member of the panel, said : ing over a copy Tl, d have done probably Just what Gov2:30 a. m. he sucAS "There was nothing against "The members of the corporation and structions.' gloomy Senator commission are prepared ud willing hut suspicion and inference ernor Gooding has done. Jn their places. Senator cumbed ud then all the Jurymen the Borah hu conducted his part of the to proceed with publication or to do iJL.who m,d the closing plea for turned in for a up. It was a little and When we came to dove-tal-l was not present Of the after six o'clock when Juror Gilman evidence In the Jury 'room. It didn't case with marked fairness and with anything else that la necessary to ability unsurpassed by counsel in any proceed with publication or to do anynJI? r connsel those In the court was aroused with the announcement seem somehow to fit vote was about to be Samuel D. Gllmu, Juror No. 2, great murder trial in this country. I thing else that, la necessary to vindiClarence of. Chi-another that Darrog p F- - Richardson am nqturally glad that Haywood hu cate their rights or to attain th pur, of Denver, and taken. "Well." be said. "If jmybody said: "I cannot point out uy particular been acquitted and 1 am glad tht the poses desired. The delay In action N'unt r Boise. Th- would stick with me, I would stay here the defendant's table In has been to enable counsel to look long as any of the rest of you, but instruction that seemed to decide the cuae of labor hu been advanced. SECRETARY Of MINERS UNION Into the matter thoroughly and to reach a definite conclusion as to what they thnk 7be best and moat advantageous course for tha suie to pursue. Tue rights and dignity of the state will ho maintained to the fullest extent. When the two cent rat la perfected by publialton and becomes operative In the state It I my purpose to see It enforced, ud to do this I shall exercise all the powers possessed by me as governor. GLASS JURY NOT GUILTY OE MURDER E FAILED u ID AGREE MEXICANS ARREST STAGES ORINGOES. El Paso, Tex.. July 28, C. G. publisher of the Industrial, nn alleged revolutionary periodical, ud hia son. Yevra Lelevier, were arrested at Douglas, Arts., yesterday, under n charge uf larceuy, preferred by the Mexican government, which has naked for hia extradition. Lelevier declares that he ia guilty of no wrong ud that the charge ia trumped up by Mexican Consul Mass, who figured ta the abduction of Barabla, and who was severely criticised by Lelevier. cLele-vie- r ud hia son were taken to Noco and Jailed. . r, WILL ATTEND CONVENTION. ut Secretariat Certelyou and Bonaparte to Be at Oklahoma Republican al Tulsa, L T., July 28. Secretaries Cortelyou and Bonaparte have reserved room a at a hotel here ud will attend the republican state conveutlun, Aug. I. L. WILL PROBE F eoat-focfce- t." con-tlss- Federal Grand Jury Will be Asked to Investigate Recent Disclosures ; u " u' u u ad-niti- u g, u g Ill-wi- ll u u u Jr lnot snow-beard- , : d sl?. u ut ah-fro- s Hay-woo- nn-Bor- iv u Denver, Colo., July 28. Tha News today prints a story to tha effect that the federal grand Jury will b asked to investigate the methods of a land company, which. It ia alleged, frauduon lently secured a long tlm lea coal lands In Routt county, tbla state, and subsequently sold 140,000 worth at stock, mostly In Hamilton,- - York, Bow-erClay, Fillmore and Bailee counties, Nebraska, which stock. It ia alleged, was disposed of by misrepresentation. According to the Nows, conslderablp of tbo money paid by Nebraskans for the stock has since been returned to the purchasers by persona connected with the land ooxn-puwho, afier discovering . the alleged fraudulent character of the company they themselves being Innocent of uy wrong-doinmade restitution, because they felt that it- was tbelr connection with the concern that Induced many to buy stock. It Is claimed by the News that n former secretary of agriculture, a leading railroad lawyer at Nebraska and a well known banker of that state are Involved In the exposure, though Innocent, of any wrong. In addition to Ibese, two prominent politicians of Colorado, one formerly holding n state office, ud several others are mixed up In the affair and are said to be responsible for the alleged fraudulent acts. The lease to the land held by the oompany was recently cancelled by the state land board of Colorado, but the United Btates government ia Interested,. according to the News, by reason of the fact that all of the land la lieu land transferred to the state by the national government on the claim that It waa bearing. The claim Is that gross misrepresentation and fraud were used in effecting the ex. change, d. ts j non-miner- . ARREBTED FOR SMUGGLING. American Engineer and Three Switchmen Caught By Mexican Officera. El Paso, Tex., July 28. Implicated the wholesale smuggling operations recently uncovered Tr the Mexican customs' authorities, an American engineer and three switchmen, employed on the Mexican Central railroad, were arrested today and are In Jail ia It fa aald Juaras, Incommunicado.. that It has been discovered that large quantities of goods were smuggled into Mexico on switch engines. . Three prominent business men of Jdares were arrested and .Jailed yesterday, making six of the must prominent merchants of that town now In Jail charged with smuggling. In EARTHQUAKE AT VICTORIA. Victoria. B. C, July 38. At 2:2(1 p. n distinct earthquake shook was felt, awakening many people from their beds. It was not strong enough to do anny damage. . m-- . RUSBO-JA- P TREATY SIGNED. 8L Petersburg, Russia, July 28. The treaty on commerce and navigation and the flshenr convention were signed today et tbs fop sign slice. Russo-Japuer- Passeager Aboard Both Ye hides Relieved of Valuables Near Ukiah CaL Uklah, Cal., July 28. Tha stag leaving this cky for Witter Springe was held up yesterday by a Iona bandit and eighteen paaseugera were lined up alongside of the conveyance and relieved of their Jewelry, money and other valuables. A few minutes later a aeoond stage from Uklah came Into vlsw, and the rubber proceeded to line Its ten passengers with tha occupants of the Bret stage. , TEYtUB SUCCESSOR NAMED. Matting. u , HOLDS UP Publisher and Son ef Douglas, Aria, Are. Accused ef Larceny. Sab-bat- u E Johnson Selected as tha Senator From the State ef Alabama. , Birmingham,, Ala., July 28. Tha sucorssnr to E. W. Pet t us, who died yesterday at Hot Springs, N. C will he former Governor Joseph F. Johnson ut Birmingham. At the state primaries last year candidates for the alternatq sensturshlps were voted on, and Senator J. H. Balkheed received the highest vuie. He was therefore, given the first, vacancy, upon Senator Morgan's death. Gov. Johnson recelv- ed the next highest vote, and wlnll therefore, be selected by the legislature in Joint session, one week from Wednesday, to' the second vaceucy, j caused by Senator Pettua death. Johnson is 64 years old, has a fine war reeodr and has always taken a lively Interest in confederate affairs. 11a served aa governor of Alabama from 1878 to 19W. Johnson will not oaly be elected tat the unexplred termof Senator Pettua, hut will be sleeted Iso for the additional term to which Pettua waa recently elected which expires Mach 4, 1318. ELOPED WITH . , MUTHER-IN-4.A- A spiritualist aameu Karl Bannln ger, of Budapest, has eloped with hia moilieMii-aw- , the wife of Anton DenUch, a weaiuiy landowner. Finding hia own wife did not care tor spiritualist seances. Hare had for some time devoted himself to Instructing hia wife g mother Into the mysteries of and plan oh at ta writing. A few dsya ago the pair dlaap peared, taking a good sum of money away with them. They Intended to t in Vienna they, go to were robbed o. all their belongings. They returned ruefully to Buua peat, and the father and daughter it the pair have' now filed petitions foe divorce. t Baa-nlng- table-turnin- NEGRO LYNCHED FOR MURDER, Crlsfleld, Md., July 28. James Reed, colored, was lynched here this morning. Little more than a dozen hours before he had crept up behind John H. DaflRherty, n pollemaa. and fired a bullet Into the letter's brain. Daugherty died Instantly. HAYWOOD RUSHES TO AGED MOTHERS SIDE O O HayBoise, Idaho, July wood's first thought was of bis O aged mother, who, on yter- - O day, had suffered a complete O nervous breakdown, after tha O Jury had retired. Leaving the O court room In company with O 28. ' - Attorney Nugent, he wtilkril O down to the Jail portion of the building, shaking hands aa be went with the guards, employes and friends who bad arrived on the scene. He bade farewell to Moyer who, when he heard the verdict, aald: "Thats good, and never stopped shaking, and Pettlbone, whom Dsrrow de- scribed to the jury an a "sort of and who 'Happy Hooligan, culled "Give my regards to ' Broadway." Then Haywood walked to St. Luke's hospital and unannouno ed, rushed into his mother's room. Bo great waa the tonic npon the elderly lady that to-night aha waa up and about sad happy. Next, Haywood went to the little cottage where hia wife and daughters have been stopping. He had parted withAttorney Nugent at the hospltal gate, and left alone in Boise, got all hut lost, ud had to In- quire hia way from passers-bOnce home, Haywood said: "1 want to thank the people of Boise for their kindness to my wife, mr mother, my fam Uy and my friends." There has been widespread sympathy here, for Mr.- Carru there, the prisoner : mother. Senator Borah, for instance, when first appraised of th ver- diet, said: I feel glad for Haywood's mother." y. 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