Anaconda Standard (Newspaper) - December 27, 1906, Anaconda, Montana WEATHER FORECAST FOH THURSDAY Pair WEATHER FORECAST TOR Fair VOL 106 ANACONDA MONTANA MORNING DECEMBER 27 1906 PRICE FIVE CENTS IS FOILED Bf JAILERS BREAKS TMK AT TEACHERS ARRIVING IN BUTTE FOR THE CONVENTION WITH AMI WITH SOME DISORDERLY maHl nf 1.1 in in the national v of n liy onni killing of u fa pr Him.sts Hint lie 1 11 k Ii of In 11 t lion to llf t AnEmas Colo Dec hours of diligent effort j tho comity hero a mob gathered after dark for the pose of the death of Henry n well-known farmor near here who was murdered in a most brutal manner by a tramp dispersed and It is not thought that further at- tempts will be made to-night to carry out tho plans of The mob worked Us way Into the Jail as fur as the by breaking down the wooden doors but were met with a atom refusal toy tho jail keepers to turn over the and finally save up When apprehended tho murderer gave his name as Iceberg and many believe him to be insane Work of n FI c n Le berg's crime was the work of a fiend Alighting from ji Santa Fc freight train yesterday aft at station near this rity he crossed the river and secured a meal from a farmer named Georgn Purvis When finished eating ho de- manded lodging but was refused be- cause of his abusive language berg left the Purvis family and after preparing a camp on the river bank buck toward the Purvis place evidently bent on revenge He sel fire to a belonging to Henry thinking It was tho property of Purvis The lire meyer who took into custody him on his horse dismounted to the gate at the road entering his ranch Leberg struck him on the head with a hammer which bo found tied to saddle The ter Cell stunned and Leberg beat over the bend until he became tired Him left him lying In the road and went buck In his camp at the riverside He returned soon after and with a cut La von throat from oar to ear and attempted to scalp him The burning stack the neighbors o the scone who found the mutilated body A posse was formed and Loberg caught n mile or two si way riding horse He submitted to arrest icily and even boasted of his crime saying that he had drank tlie blood of his victim berg was brought here and in jail At noon to-day Sheriff for Pueblo with his prisoner for hotter protection but met by a crowd of 300 people who protested against removal and he again placed in jail here A1 though there were frequent reports of mobs organizing to dispose of Leborg not until to-night did they set about out the work of Soon after dark several hundred men and boys appeared at the jail but were refused nee Almost i mined I- they began the attack on the jail A n i til ii 1 Servia Dei tional assembly finally bus accepted the loan nnd assessment bills which were sent for signature lo King Peter to- day Tlie debate on these measures to-day was attended by disorderly scenes oil the part of members of the assembly arising from the open expressions of sen 11 men against the present Kara- dynasty which give rise to reports in German and Austrian quarters of a movement to dethrone King Peter Following the street dis- orders of the lust few days the in the to-day have tickled to the seriousness of the present situation Hard The king is ai present con front oil with in tiny difficult problems not the of is the renewed activity of supporters of King ander and Draga who were murdered the night of June I SOX the ill feeling aroused by the recent escapades ot George the crown prince One of the deputies opposed the loon on the ground thai the members of the reigning families would personally pocket a large proportion of It unO the final debates brought out demonstrations In which a number of riotous students serious TIi Premier has received n ber of brent on ing letters intimating that the present dynasty will meet a fale Hint of Us predecessor The King Alexander was a ber of the family It IP asserted that secret meetings of the leaders have been bold hern for the purpose of selecting a European prince as successor to Peter In the event of tho successful dynastic movement FLOUR FROM MINNEAPOLIS FOR THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE 100 LATE 10 CLOSE TO TAKI IX RECEIVES SiRP TH ACM ITS IX INTEREST IS to IIM of nil In MORE POISON DISCOVERED IN STOMACH OF A Chicago Dec of poison have been found in the Lotly of another member of the family JUKI the police believe thai they have evidence against Herman who is now In custody in connect ion tho deaths of several members the family Die analysis to- day that of tlic body fif Rose IS yenrs old of have now found in nil of the have been analysed REMAINS OF PROFESSOR DISCOVERED IN DESERT Kl Dec The remains or nnd h's party who eft AriK in June on nn exploring ion Into TI hi iron islands located in Gulf of lint who we never afterward from liave just foil ml In a desert In where for want of water Tht made through loiters to found willi the remains was principal of I tie schools Dec is re- that a deal is about to be whereby a Minneapolis company large of apolis lour for The exportation of Minneapolis lo Russia 111 ho without precedent Only through the immense in the Russian crop co si Id this condition arise a shortage so that flour prices were ad- to n notch where millers on paying the import Inty plus freight a fair Dec bomb in tho one of the thoroughfares of tin's city One man was wounded Three anarchists have been arrested hi connection with the affair JAMES mm DEAD ws PILOT LIE Ore Dec 20 Private ail vires received In Portland from William M Gregory of the United steamship from Finn mi nee the probable death by ing of Capi James IJ Alaskan pilot in the Heather in katt waters when that vessel arrived nt The pilot left ship tho evening nt Dec 18 and was afterward Koing toward the about 10 that Gregory whole city has sen nml he fs I hat the veteran pilot is 1 1 row Cant Jim in every prominent in For n quarter of a vessels from north For many yours he was In of Coast company Of In If years he hnd been me government pilot in 10 FRENCH THAT IHS TO OF VERBAL STATEMENTS MADE AND TELEGRAPHED ABROAD linn IP Dec spite of tho de- of the French government that il has made any regarding the Vatican's protest tn the powers on the subject of tlie expulsion from France of Monsignor Montagnini until ly secretary of the papal nunciature at Paris the vat can hits been informed that M the minister of foreign affairs for France has made verbal statements in answer to protest to several diplomatic representatives at Paris who tele- graphed the minister's communication to their respective governments HC According to the Vatican's authority ST Pinchon said that Monsignor tagnini had no diplomatic that the papers sequestered at the nunciature were un Import an t the im- portant documents having been re- moved previously and us the French government had not allowed the papal to correspond with the French bishops mil eh less could il permit Monsignor Montagnini to do so Tho Vatican now declares with that statement that ment P were removed from the ture before the building was searched is unfounded and calculated to de- and avers that H did not nate from the Vatican but from the French government The local press has published the summary which appears in the Paris Matin of the statement Issued by Archbishop of St Paul on the lean mary has not found favor the authorities as it blames the French clergy who are praised by Uir pope The Romano says this summary be with reserve as coming from an in- and explains thai the correspondent of the Matin in New York may have misunderstood the archbishop OK OF MOI HY MEANS me HEADS OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC CLAIM TRAINS RUN REGULARLY Houston Dec to the of he Atlantic system of tlie Southern Pacific lines to-day show that the lines are experiencing little in trains on count of the strike of the locomotive firemen on the Houston division of Harrisburg San Antonio line Fourteen freight trains out of 16 scheduled were handled All scheduled on the Victoria division and on tho Now Orleans east of this city operated The same is true cording to the reports on the Kl Paso division west of Ran Antonio In view of this traffic Mannger C K Dunlap has Issued notices to both points to accept through freight At near Kl Paso Kutz is reported to have been and so severely injured that he not continue the run H K Willis assistant grand chief of the of Locomotive says lhat his organization s thoroughly satisfied with the situation and all of Its members arc do all in their power to maintain their contract with the railroad company and keep trains moving Charles United States com- missioner of labor will arrive in Houston morning from Washington and his friendly In the controversy SOME TOUGH UNO SEVERAL WRECKS London Dec of 1306 will be memorable for ono of the est snowstorms the United Kingdom has experienced in years In fhe northern counties of England and In Scotland the snow was accompanied by great gales It snowed to- night but not so hard excepting in the district where a fierce ts raging and the indications are that the severe weather There were many small wrecks along the coast but no serious loss of life is reported The crews of nearly all the wrecked vessels were rescued by lifeboats Almost all tho wrecked men hnd terrible experiences and were completely exhausted before brought to land The R learner struck a rock and sank oft Lifeboat men succeeded In rescuing the crew after an exciting ex Another lifeboat mad ft a ilar rescue of the crew of the schooner HUMAN NATURE TEMPTED NO STRENGTH TO RESIST Providence R I Dec students nf political science I list or inns and educators rep resent ing many leading universities and other institutions nf this country assembled here to-night for the ing of a series of meetings to he held uider the of Brown university during the remaining days of the in t week Conventions of lie ican Historical association the ican Economic association the ican Political Science association the American Sociological society and the Bibliographical Society of America are In eluded in the programme of he week Prof F W Jenks of Cornell sity president of the America 1 Political Science association delivered the address to the convention to- night his subject being The American Standard of Business He The frequency of great HELP OF THAT II A Wl t pre- New York Dec A icy Jerome written n letter to D of counsel fur the ual Life Pol Ivy Holders he is now lo lake up the mutter changes against President Peabody the Mutual Life Insurance company of coercion in connection with the election of trustees of that company These charges were brought to the attention of the dif attorney some time by Mr Mr Jerome refused to act on them at the time on the ground that he did not want his office to the election of trustees in the Mutual Life Referred o 1 n welcome nt of I ho of Unite nnd inn ny I n te n il r jt n il I il r UK nun rive in fit rrt ml tin i bf mill IN I Mill wuck gathered perhaps legally but in ways the power of CONFIDENT OF WINNING WILLING TO ARBITRATE El Paso Tex Dec is no change to-night in local situation in he strike nf tho Brotherhood of Firemen oC the Calves ion it San Antonio Southern Pacific A t Ian tic system other than the out of a statement by seph Bedford chairman of the ance committee of the firemen ford in his statement sayn that the men are confident of winning the fight and that they have assurances of the support of the brotherhood of Railway Trainmen the Order of Railway Con- und the Order of Railway Telegraphers These orders are in full sympathy the statement declares with the firemen the fact that we leave their sense of justice guide the engineers action we have nothing to say about the statement declares Welcome Arbitration The statement declares that the men will welcome tho labor as they are willing now and have been arbitration for a The attorney's letter was re- ferrcvl by to John witt Warner chief counsel for the policy hosiers association who in turn handed it lo Russell W Kish secretary oT he Mr Fish in a communication lo Warner nets attitude of the association regarding of Mr rome to take up the matter now In it Mr Fish As to the attitude of this association In bringing the charges against Mr Peabody I understand your purpose was to prevent the continuing of the crime coercion of employes in be- of administration ticket rather than to bring about the ishment of a completed crime after the criminal had the tent 3 Renp While the of the is a ad the trusts that the district attorney will take up tlie mailer vigorously nevertheless in of the fact that the election is over and toy Mr Jerome's Mr Peabody and his fellow ers have already reaped the fruits tif actions KO that our interest is nly of all citizens we feel that ny criminal action to be taken at this imn is concern of district at- orney as such rather than ours Tlic in this matter were as the attorney is aware clients of Ibert S who will no doubt ar- to produce them at Mr Jerome's think boy will bo ile If convinced that Mr Jerome means The witnesses I to were bert N and T Reid Fell of this O Sutton of Springfield Mass ind O of SAIL Dec Henry mer the retiring British nnd will sail for ingland Dec Howard cilor of the embassy will net as charge until the arrival of James tlic new ambassador Morp than 250 teachers all purls of Montana were in unce of the opening session of the an- of the State Teachers which is held In the assembly room In tho high school building Superintendent R G Young of Butte was chairman of tlic and the programme was an excellent one Every one present took a keen in- terest and all thoroughly appreciated the efforts of those who had a place on the programme The will continue for two days longer and there will be two meetings each day The evening sions will be more or less of a social nature with vocal and instrumental music although Interesting lectures have been arranged for The other de- of the de- of higher education department primary ment department of arts and the State Athletic will their meetings between times generally during the afternoons Ample Ample arrangements have been for the comfort of the visiting and many are being entertained in homes of Butte have been established at the Finlen ho where there will be cr register visitors this morning receptions have planned for t felt to be unjust monopoly have tended to ob- scure the moral vision of ninny meaning people who have boon thereby led to confound morality with social righteousness and their acts have formed the excuse for many to break laws which seem to hem unjust The profit from nn unjust may well prove moro to business than Illegal freight rebating which ruin grain per caught nt a disadvantage II it in H n re In the way of remedy Professor Jenks submitted thai tho stale should make Trainmaster of Paso division slated to-night thai the senger trains are moving on time and that the freight trains go out as fast as they can be made up of the statement issued by Mr Bedford Mr Wade that there was no dation for the allegation that the men had sought arbitration On the contrary they hnd refused the com- offer to arbitrate the matter HAILS New York Dec An event of more than passing interest is the ance in ho market of the the conditions such that human nature steel as a seller of steel rails would not bo tempted beyond Tho construction has made strength and make and enforce laws a specially of steel The which shall forbid has just sold tons to the like the employment of j Oregon and road of the or the of goods I Harriman for delivery after the It a lame ami i middle of the year Professor Jenks COMMIT SUICIDE tlie conclusion is human nature an experience of the ages mm m ICE WHILE FIRE Victoria H C Dec special says tho residence of of tho Yukon known house day Loss with The fire Is supposed to have originated by an explosion of tho The stowl nt zero and men were incased with Ice after ing for four hours The residence was a total wreck and was tho finest north Victoria U is reported here that will resign his post Yukon to become identified with Britten Columbia polities in the tion now about to begin It In expected he will he with J A na leader nf the op- position to Premier whose was dissolved Monday X V was close behind him to-night frank a railroad man succeeded in a hoMd attempt to end his life and the life of a woman who occupied a cell in the woman's dormitory of the county Jail The woman was Bessie ing on Jun 3 for abducting a and harboring her for immoral purposes Helaney possessed n power of ney for the and when at the jail and stated that he wished to consult tlie sign of Important papers there was objection on tho of the warden who gent a guard with him Th nl s tood close by wh 1 le t ma n and woman were conferring together when suddenly Delanoy from hi n bottle of carbolic achl ant passed It through the bars Th seized It and swallowed th contents Instantly Delaney n second bottle to hfs own llos COL MMI EHD III NOTHING ull coricer visit a pleasant one UK well as able one At the meeting last night invitation was from Manag Wharton to have the teachers use t street car lines freely badge membership is all that is rend big invitation H will carry you any place in town or out to Columbia gardens Mayor John and Malcolm ilUs were down on the programme for of welcome to tlie visitors Mr representing the city and Mr the mercantile interests One of these gen tie gone East and the other said Mr in regretting the fact but W O and Rev Lewis Duncan have kindly consented to act In their places A Mr was tlic first to speak welcoming the teachers to Butte as a representative of the mercantile classes In a well chosen brief ad- Rev Duncan followed with a talk which made the hearers sit up and listen in his welcome on behalf of the professional classes He paid a high tribute to the teachers of the nation and said among other clever things Dint it no the hand that rocked the that ruled the world it was the hands nnd the brains of the teacher that the destinies and had the milking of splendid can citizenship Superintendent W C Ryan of His Timber was on the to re- s i Mind lo addresses nf welcome but lie hnd not arrived nnd bis name was passed Superintendent H D of Great however was present was brief but It in a happy vein and he struck a popular chord when lie that the teachers were tho poorest the hardest workers of any profession In the slate The of evening that of President C S of followed His subject was Elementary New York Dec trial of D Mann on an indictment for jury was resumed before Recorder off In he court of general sessions i land writ ing expert D C Decker resumed his testimony as to tho disputed O K and W D M and H was a resume of of the Count Reginald Ward Jetter The the conditions which prevail in the witness stated that lie had discovered the characteristics of the letter M were also true of those found in tho standard evidence of Colonel Mann's writing but that the material for a comparison of handwriting In this case was very meager Recorder will from he bench to the supreme court bench at midnight next Monday and if the Mann ease finished by that time tt may result In a mistrial Several hank clerks that the disputed writing was Identical with the admitted writing graded schools It hat only a percentage of the students who enter the first get farther than the fifth grade the pupils ping out one by They enter tho struggle for a ami become bread winners rather than take ad- vantage of the opportunity of higher education which la by the lic schools of the land Included in musical programme of was a solo by Mrs on Cage Kleven REPORT OF FRANK P SARGENT LABOR IN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Washington on Japanese conditions In tho will lo President by Frank P com- missioner of immigration ami us ix of his recent visit to islands Commissioner Sargent expressed the opinion to-day that there nre fewer Japanese in tho Hawaiian island now than were two a greater comn to ca In that than arrived In Hawaii tho Japanese con- sul at Honolulu Mr Sargent that the Japanese ment Us people from inp to the of its of conditions In country especially on the coast and it apprehended that tho coming here of numbers of Induce a against that would bo embarrassing The of Immigration found that the owners of sugar apple and other plantations in tho lands In serious need of labor and many Japanese ore coming to tho island to work on them Ho fays that it Is tho effort of tho Hawaiian ers to diversify their labor so far nil not It to any ono rare but from all tcrs of the worhl A second ot will arrive at Honolulu In a short time and it Is that make tho Island their Many morn plantations Iw on tho If II were lo obtain bul up to Iho cnt has been
