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   Atchison Daily Globe (Newspaper) - March 27, 1912, Atchison, Kansas                                THE DAILY GLOBE PRICE TWO CENTS KANSAS WEDNESDAY MARCH 27 PAGES THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR INO 7627 After what happened in New York and Indiana T R must be convinced it was an ill wind that blew his hat in the ring AN ILLINOIS WAR More Troops Being Rushed to Rock Island Where Three Were Killed Last Night and Further Riots Are Expected COLORADO ALSO SAFE IN TAFT COLUMN Western State Follows Set by New York and Indiana Gain a Decisive Victory Over the of Ending Costly British Strike More Favorable Mexico and Arizona Name New Senators rain tgla or Thursday Rock 111 March to Mayor nt the city hall was to-day by nn son who fired a rifle bullet through top of a nearby Tho bullet thu and In the wull of tlin Thc rioters wore quiet this morning Three com- of In of tho Hituallon but outbreaks arc momentarily everything peaceful now there Is an undercurrent of vicious the police nnd I ROW nn on the militia by a mob night My deputies report several desperate characters in Davenport nnd Hock nro currying word they will run tho militia Into thc This will got cr aa the day gooa on The pollen tald wens five imd persons In tho mob which rioted for three hours After the attack on the had been repulsed by a volley from of the found a dozen or men In tho street Two of the three persona killed were identified Jn a statement issued to-day Mayor Tho shots wore Into the crowd only after most of the windows of the city hall and station had been broken and a number of policemen had been hit with bricks anil stones Tho whole trouble from may bis traced to the fact that 1 enforced tho law against saloons nnd chop auey Joints T what brought forth the at- mo by a loony and It is at tho bottom of the entire dis- not going to now until we restore order and rid I he city of rif disorder and Further public assemblages political bo will not ho allowed until is restored nnd the saloons of tho city will bo closed tho was by Sheriff to declare martial lair in Island He III await tho report of Adjutant General from Rock Inland to-night he on whether menial law Sheriff later tho bullet which entered the mayor's was fired by a deputy accidentally in attempting to load a lot gun A local paper declared It an attempted assassination Martial regulations snld Sheriff is tho only that will thc of violence j Without soldiers In force under orders to pulldown first attempt to renew night's attack on the be grave I am not mi alarmist hut the situation now beyond all ordinary control A companies of militia I fear will not be enough More Troops Will Ho Sent 111 to-day ordered the Sixth regiment Illinois al Guard to proceed to Island to assist In preserving order there Three persons were killed and nine wounded last night when a mob gathered and attacked the police ilon at Island 111 and wero fired upon by tho police Tho and fatalities ure the result ut at tucks which born made upon Mayor J M and big re- last night ivere In charge of the situation and crowds which had about the IT IS ONE SET OF OFFICE HOLDERS AGAINST ANOTHER March seething I legislature and subsequently sentiment which Governor Stubbs so eloquently pictured In his promptly dispersed upon the Impertinent to President to neither of which by tho way to hfs election as lieutenant govern he was a member of tho legislature two of the loaders of the rinti detained Bricks wore thrown and windows of tho police station tho paid the slightest of the hoard of the state ed Then followed several riots from And so the at Rodney Elward tho It waB then that jn ami a 03 a representative of the plain Schriever was directing the meeting In Topeka last week people from Reno county Mr ordered the officers to charge the not only a plan to formerly was a Wisconsin ob A number of men were seen Kansas for Roosevelt but they man and a friend of to fall This caused the rioters a set of ringing resolutions lator La He also is a regent to withdraw Physicians lt jg not at apparent why the state university and got his ro summoned as wore thc sheriffs which Is seething QH Governor j appointment from the governor U ccrs Three men were picked up stubbs described it at the ratio of Guyer who was turned back from id wero so badly wounded tfl Roosevelt should require an Washington by the voters of tlie that they were hurried to hospital elaborate campaign to ond district last fall and who will be After thc wounded had been for him Rut they are going to candidate for congress again this loved the mob reorganized and having already was another constituent of tho ono of tho leaders directed his j offices In and cet tho uprising Wiley Cook formerly an to a hardware store uty Of to That k The Very Thought Starts Imagination I the And your fancy may take free rein for never have spring hats been more ingly pretty Here are the jauntiest little tailored creations you ever could dream of Just the thing for street wear You have seen the helmet with its high front and the long sweeping lines to the That idea is in some of the shapes The New Bunty Sailor is an a rough braid with novelty trimmings of flowers at front girdle of flowers around crown The introductory showing last week was praised by hundreds of folks and the scores of new styles now added lend two fold attractiveness IS Of EASTER SUGGESTIONS We carry a varied assortment of stationery ranging from the finest to the less expensive lines in boxes and by the pound fancy box stationery containing dozen double sheets and envelopes price per or two for fancy box containing 4 dozen double sheets and envelopes per box Buy goods by mail All orders are promptly filled we antee to please If you can't come telephone phone pointed a regent of the State Normal school by Governor Stubbs Mr In- galls not only wants to go to congress ns a Republican from the First dis- time but has publicly said that ha would not vote for Taft if ho were nominated Another member ot tho yeomanry responding to noose volt call was Dick of Garden City Mr thc crowds to disperse and ationa of politicians who are for Hopkins is lieutenant governor of o to their homes peacefully Tart governor grew so peevish i Kansas Not Ions ago he was de- hundred were in the mob that oa no mcam for the nomination for con- rounded police headquarters tcn tno yeomanry that ho fired v having failed to of the militia Tha mob no mooting of tho state gathered following addresses by two tho plain people have with John Looney arisen Jt will be recalled that those of thu News A weekly paper engaged In furthering the Saturday The paper printed nn candidacy attributed tho failure attack on Mayor lna state committee to of icon of tho Jeered when they ad- to the activity and remove gross In iho Seventh district Prior for the purpose of breaking down the being tho case a glance at tho doors and a fresh supply of However the police ties surrounded this place A squad of police were at thc hardware store when the mob arrived TAFT YORK Shows Statu Pri Solid for President Tork March the Republican national convention of tho body unselfish patriots who gathered In Topeka should bo Allen of he Wichita con will lead tho charge for velt Mr Allen having had a mad on at Mr Taft for mnro than two years Mr Allen first came into lic view as private to the Stanley Subsequently the nomination of Ro wero at yesterday's primaries in every district ho was appointed a member of Governor itanley in which capacity he nerved several years He out ot position by a law framed for that purpose which was they candidates designated by nt that by the regular tlon Taft campaign r to-day that at l de- L member of the i can fit dn to I for stale printer an which at three of New York's ninety delegates lhat Umo the any would go to favoring tho from iQ president's This to Ms dive after the o Included four delegates at largo anj Qf which it has been said i at a state declared they April D Rix would appeal to Governor Dlx for a primary In New York City i They charged failure to provide lols in all districts to tho of their opponents men united with printers In thc situation to court action brought by Roosevelt forces In an to havo the na lof their delegates printed at tho head lof thc ticket This the printers say j delayed their work T It Tt a Fort Wayne Ind March not altogether Ineffectual ho was defeated for congress In tho district Now there la ing the matter with Henry except he Is a hoodoo lie is a talented gentleman whom everybody But It should not be forgotten that ho was for years considered ono of the smoothest political j lators In Kansas nnd that his is of a very date Another voice from tho ranks of uprising was that of J S Longshore Topeka Mr is primaries In New Turk by the graco of were a farce according to tho or stubbs a reasonably fat ation of Col hie way with nothing much Chicago to-day In New York state Mn has devoted us a whole there was no real vote the party political of Governor k deal of life to tho assistant in tho state auditor's office and later on of police of City Kansas was in the crowd Tom who worked a while a director of Iho penitentiary for Governor came up from Wichita Stannard of and Stnnnard of Ottawa both of whom served In both branches ot the legislature lent their presence to the uprising Beck formerly secretary of the state central com- and later on chief clerk of the House came down from Holton William Allen White who is slated to succeed D Wj as national If the Roosevelt boom shows enough and keeps Its feet wrote the resolutions aa he ways docs Of thu eighty or ninety men who attended the every one la or has been actively on- gaged in politics and to do so again The writer takes It there Is no objection to that There should bo and JB no objection to any man bulng for Roosevelt If he has that sort of mental slant There Is no reason why those who are for tin Colonel should nof try to carry Ihi state for him Hut why should ono crowd of politicians be arraigned for fur and another crowd bo permitted to cover its political activity under the gulso of an rising of Iho Why Is tho activity of the officeholders who nro for Taft more pernicious than activity of the officeholders who are for Somehow thc writer doubts that they are going to bo ablo to slip that thing over There will havo been much activity In national political circles by this letter reaches Its readers The developments of the next two or three days mny and probably will sound the knell oC the Roosevelt Hut hen ten dint Roosevell of New York satisfactorily to hi City tlie primary law is a farce in duties as oil inspector on to show hmv tho Taft man- New York City it has shown bo a crimin ten minute address from the pint form of hie car hare Roosevelt declared that the m Colonel en who by methods in he polls convention yesterday ruled by machine politics not fit to claim affiliation with the Republican party If the people of Indiana were against mo I would not say a word but when they are for me and treacherous political methods arc em- ployed against me I will have a great deal to bay Tells of Tuft's Washington March 27 As results nf yesterday's primaries in New York and the stato convention in Indiana of the governor's political and bank commissioner of Kansas Almost equally prominent in tho In the convention They rising was J M for twelve years postmaster at for Congressman Anthony a successor a year ago last fall With Mr was another who left bis ploughing ut Atchison to answer to his country's call Reference is made to Sheffield Ingalls formerly a member of tho Taft's headquarters claimed 212 delegates among those selected so fur Director conceded only twenty-four to velt McKInley said the failure to have ballots at many of tho polling places In Xmv resulted In loss of votes for Taft ft in Colorado Too Colorado Springs March so-called harmony programme for day's Republican convention outlined early to-day at the close of tin all night of faft lead- j crs provided for the instruction of I Colorado delegates at largo to tho Chicago national convention for Taft j tho adoption of n resolution tho administration velt planned to present a minority report endorsing their although thuy admitted that such a resolution would bo beaten decisively Roosevelt delegates to tion forced tho donrs of iho tion halt shortly 10 o'clock and selected a block of seats directly In front of tho platform With this tngo of position they planned to ry their light through tho convention Phillip of rado Spring for temporary mnn present ing of Phillip nnd for di at and offering a tlon endorsing i II or Pueblo thn Taft forces and Attorney crul HWt for J N Friday I from tho are guessing In an estimate all if Taft's convention strength sent iut two or three weeks ago his i predicted he would havo 720 divided Indiana giving Taft 15 and Roosevelt 16 At this writing thc Indications are that Taft will havo at letist 13 of thn Indiana delegates and that he may havo 22 It will bo definitely known before this bution Is in The point is that the Taft managers only claimed IB JAY E HOUSE forces wore nominated for j ary On roll call the vote j stood Cue Griflith 212 j Endorsement of Taft and tiou for him of Colorado's to Chicago were made certain by the Irst tost vote for temporary nan Although the Tuft forces con- trolled by an three to ono vote there was no disposition to employ steam roller methods Tho minority contented Itself with vociferous cheering for Ha candidate Statewide Republican primaries In New York yesterday for delegates to the Republican national convention at resulted In the election of Taft candidates In practically every district where thero was a contest to returns fairly complete In many instances at hand at a late hour last Claims that at least eighty-three of the delegates will be fur Taft and ot more trmn seven for ore made by State Chairman Hum Barnes Jr and John W inson director of the branch ot tho national Taft bureau man H of the volt city committee that the primaries by a complete breakdown of tho election machinery wore lie that on effort would bo made by tho committee to cure a real primary In city with full expression of Republican Governor Dlx should bn ed upon to convene the In special Chairman said In his statement for tho purpose of a primary no there mny be an honest ot tho wishes of tho voters no surer way could Governor DIx et tho of the people Samuel S Koenle chairman of thi Republican county committee ng for the organization alluded but briefly to the operation of thc i Tho primaries of New York county gave the voters an ity to express honestly and y their preferences for n presidential Mr declared As the result of the balloting Ch man With tlon districts missing President Taft tho primary contest In New York county received and Colonel Roosevelt This Indicates that the president has beaten Colonel Roosevelt In this city by more to one It was thc able victory over achieved by tho when we consider that Roosevelt Is a resident of Now York We hope now that tho primary contest IB over that all Re- will unite in support of the president Hill to Shorten Homestead House Washington March house to-day passed a reducing from live to three yours the period of rest donee required on before arc Issued It rUs< permits entry men and their during the period to bo absent froi their homesteads five month In lAmo hack may bo cured by apply Ing tier two o tlir i tin day with rubbing at each application LAMBERTVSLLE Rubber Boots Best Repair Shop THE BEST THERE 18 Price Others at and per pair Hose and Polish A nst of Forces from Mexico March ebel triumph tg complete The last C tho federal forces covering their under heavy artillery Ore fled Out of the maas of contradictory matter from the City of and frum the front at yesterday only onn fact emerged the rebels during the ast five days of fighting retreated rnt from Hscalon lo and hen from to Last Ight nb dispatches got through rorn find the ort o those which reached El Paso that there was fighting 1 t long range three miles from i At D o'clock last night President that thc after 6 yesterday Confidentially it was that bufore the ot tho federal telegraph ow in El Paso would bo talking di- oct with federal officers In com- j of the forces occupying At 10 o'clock last night tho wera not In but on the rary the rebel operator at Juaren working away In ordinary Asked If any press -ere on die at he said I know but I'll aak For a iho clicked rapidly and i lie operator answered In thc i Ive Are you talking with ho was asked Why he replied What is tho lon 7 It's tho same Xo rala Oh my no Thin nation with the operator orta the lost dispatches received to he effect that the rebels were The meanwhile are that engle of victory Is erched on the government banner OUT THE Conl Mino Disaster Hurt as First Welch W Va March lay's explosion In tho Jed coal mine tilled eighty Twenty-eight jodles had hoen brought to tho ace to-day It is expected by practically all will bo Wives and children of tho missing workmen thronged about tho colliery throughout the night and continued their watch to-day Eighty-two men wero killed lay by a gas explosion in the Jed Coal Coke company's mine at W Va mentioned briefly in last Globe Only elevon men caped allvo and ono of these died an hour after brought o the surface night bodies had been located and ho rescuers hoped to have them out When the explosion t the eleven men working at thc oot of the shaft had a chanco for hoir lives They readily mado their up which wore not damaged Though somo of the blades f tho fan wero shattered thoy con- to operate with the result that enough air was present to searching parties immediately then half an hour after tho news of tho explosion been measures in order Oxygon and other appliances worn from the plant of thi United Codl Coke company a United corporation mine nearby A government mine car to was back on from and car wail started from it car reached shortly afte The exporta con eluded All men State promptly or lied rescue and began tl exploration of levels AB tho out and they b of the lower levels they began como upon mln cm killed Othe F A A Leap Year dance at Moose Hall to-night at 9 p m G A It A3 and G A IL nro requested to tho funeral of Joseph from Sawln Douglass undertaking parlors ut 2 p m lues nearby sent experienced pn to lead hundreds of who nocked to the Ecene as news spread about tho do Tho usual scenes of horror and lof which attend mine disasters ere lacking yesterday No families tho miners crowded about of the shaft Women havo within their overcome th grief and distraction The IH Inspected last Friday and safe Preliminary have not divulged the causa the explosion Some of the local ine men are inclined to regard It aa physical phenomenon Barometers that vicinity havo been low readings for tho past eek without the usual atmospheric THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Solicits been ATCHISON AFFAIRS 3 II Sorta of From Other Have terms for a settlement lighting controversy grand Mayor Walkar J representing the Interests wore out of town eaterday It is rumored that away to meet H E Ice president executive of the Interests with a settlement in icw Mayor Walker upon hla re- urn to this morning told a lobe reporter that he had nothing to say Jim Waggener lade practically the same reply the word ut It looks as if tho matter is In a air way for an amicable adjustment t Is understood that a meeting of tho will be held m a night or two hen tho terms of settlement will ba for consideration bo glad to hear that a settlement to all concerned has Henry Jacobs multiplane ivtH o taken to Xew York City soon vlll be exhibited In the New York ahow Hay 0 No attempt ut will be until how as Mr Jacobs doesn't un the risk of any of of tho before the machine s placed on exhibition In New nk Jacobs and W J Leigh ty will tave charge of thu machine in Vew York and probably will t back lo Atchison after the show o time or place yet been for the trial The machine will be taken to pieces shipped to Now York City in a box car At tho show atr will y bc and no will so effective for catarrh asthma And Just Noll it including   

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