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VOLUME I. NO 53
THE TULSA DAILY WORLD. TULSA. INDIAN TERRITORY WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 2.r 11)00.
For an Emperor Who "Sits Trembling On a Tottering Throne" Nicholas Seems Able to Make a Good Dluff. He has a Disturbing Way Moreover ( f Calling a Spade a Spade
W
Art
Premier Stblypin Orders Governors to Strike and
Nothing in Effort to Crush Enemies
of Society
INCLUDES LIBERALS
Not Only are Revolutionists and Socialists Put Under the
Uan But also Educated Landed Classes. Their
Clubs are Closed and regressive News-
papers Voices are Still all Over
Greater Russia.
St. Petersburg July
to the knifo with the revolution
and 'he knife to the hilt was pro-
chimed today by Premier Sioly-
p'n in a telegram addressed to
the go ernor generals governors
a"d prefects throughout Russia
and to the uceroy of the Caucas-
us who are ordered to strike and
spare nothing in their efforts to
prrse-ve order and to crush the
enemies of society.
Included in this category as
phown ly events today are not
only revolutionists and socialists
hut ol?o liberal educated aid
larrt-d classes represented in the
constitutional Democratic party
whose clubs everywhere are not
permitted to lift their voices any-
where throughout the entire land.
nt TYT
manifesto bears remarkable
'si'iiil''iiv to earlier compositions of
M'iip-''T if the Interim- Hleiivp nnd
Houlg'n. and (lie reactionary press lias
hud si V' difficulty in cutting it down
us tliey In 1 already donee with yester-
day's' manifesto into an appal to
the "Irigne of Hussian Men." and
other o1 1 school Russians to rise ami
sirite nil tongressive classes.
Fven before the deel nation of the
dissolution of the lower house of pur-
linmcnl. the war office hud perfected
'its plins for handling expected dis-
orders both military and civilian. Oeii.
Midler Znkntnclsky. who suppressed
the Sebasfooid revolt and co-operated
with Onora! Kenneap:n the resultsof
the Siberi -.n rebellion last winter was
recalled from command of the corps
and pl-" p1 nt disposition of the war
office to be used wherever troub'c may
iirsl lie manifested. Polli the govern-
ment and the revolutionists expect this
uitbrek in the South and that it w:'l
roll northward to the two f-iitals.
This may induce prolet n i it organiza-
tions to tiostpone the declaration of a
peneral strike f'oni St. Peteisbitig rn-
til contirier is boniP up from the
South. P -Min vlprs however .are anx-
ious to hive this strike declared nt
once ''embers of the Railroad Employ'-
union with whom the Asso-
ciate 1 Pre- correspondents here anil
in "ik-i'w have talked declared
Hi-' the- were ready to walk out at
th Mrsl t II from the league of lenpues
wi'i wli;'-li the union is federated.
rictc -' censorship ovpr the news
ol
milit-'rv disorders is maintain
Am -;i example the mutiny at
H.. it..'. I; July 2X win n a b ind ot
nrtillt -m from the fortress fired on
the oil' '' club killing 'vo officers
lias been i 'sfci-eed into fire destroy-
ing the edict ' club.
Meetings arc 'inn held lomght in
H yove ' i-os in S! TVtciNhnrjr. nnd
.in
. . ... r-'iroad em-
'iisiints soeiaii;' - Hi. '
ph
luiimiists fif different sbniU ot opin
ion 'in' discussing the best phii of ac-
tion to thro the 'whole machinery of
the government out of pear.
An Attempted Mas-acre.
Olcsn. July 24. 11:3.1 p. m.
.There Hs Wn no aclit il program here
'todav but drunken Cossacks endpnv-
ored to ' instigate.1 n Jewish
niassncre in an industrial suburb of
Mildovnnkn but werp scattered by in-
fantry who instantly fo.jloncd the
Jewish ninrfer and threntpned to an-
iiibil'i'e the Cossacks. The latter were
withdiawn to their barrack bv the
orders of their commander. ' Under
tmdden tprror. five hnndrpd Jewish
familips found rpfupe in another part
of the coity.
Longwortha at Carlfliad. v
' Carlsbad July 24. Mr.';nd Mrs.
Nicholas IiongTrorth arriwi hfr this
afternoon.
U S HL
KNSFE TO THci
WARMING UP TO HEARST
Tammany May Support the
Journal-
ist for Governor.
New York. Julv 124.--Ciiaili
K
Murphy the lead r of Tainany hall
said 'today that il was possible that
Taimnany hall would support Y. U.
Hearst lir the democratic nomina-
tion t'rr povcinor in the next state
iMinveiilii n. Mui'i'liy said :
"Mind I don't commit myself.
I don't say that Tammany will be
for lleaivt." I only say that his op-
position to our ticket this year will
not of itself make it impossible for
Tammany to support him in the con-
ventic ii."
Murphy said that he had no opinion
to express at this time as to whether
or not Hearst w ill be nominated.
FOR QUADRUPLE MURDER.
Adolph Webor Again Sentenced to
Eo HanTed in California.
Auburn. Oil.. July 21. Adolph
Weber who murdered his father
mother brother and sister nt this
place two years npn ill order to pain
iMisscssion of the family estate of
about .tiid.dOII was brouirlit into couri
today and sentenced to he lumped at
Polsoni penitentiary on September 12.
next. Once before the youth was sen-
tenced to death but his apppal to the
supreme court served as a stay of ex-
ecution. MONEY GETTER
IS BURIED AT
FAR ROCKAWAY
FUNERAL OF RUSSELL SAGE
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
PROMINENT MEN THERE
Party of Dead Financier's Business
Friends Were Present at
The Last Rites.
New York
services over
July 24. The funeral
the Isidv of the late
KiismII Sape were held ill the Kiirt
1'rcsiiytPi ian church nt Far Hoik-
away this afternoon.
Anumher of prominent poisons
were amonp those who came to pay
im. '. ' f"i'"'i' t'.e r- . i
tl.e a.ed tinancicr. The services were
eon hii-ted by 1'ev. Andrew lla.'eimin.
M. I assistant pastor of the Culle-
?infe Reformed church of New
York assisted by Rev. Robert Leiteh.
paster of the First Presbyterian
church Ht Far Roikaway and Rev.
I.ymaii l. Calkins former pastor of
the chinch.
Mrs. Suite attended this service.
A party of Sape's frichds from the
eitv were at the funeral.
NIT" WITNESS APPEARS.
Much C.-ui!:! on Caused by Another
Thaw DeTelopmett.
"'New York Jnly 24. Much specii-
'atini was caused at the -district a(-
.micjr's olW'e late this afternoon
by the appearance there of a new wit-
ness in' the Thaw ease whose ideii.
tity none of the officials concerned
E K
MANIFESTO OF STOLYPIN
. . ?
PREMIER STOLYPIN HAS ADDRESSED TELEGRAMS TO
GOVERNOR GENERALS GOVERNORS AND PREFECTS
THROUGHOUT RUSSIA AND TO THE VICEROY OF THE
CAUCASUS AS FOLLOWS:
"IN CONFORMITY WITH INSTRUCTIONS' RECEIVED
FROM THE EMPEROR WITH VIEW TO RECEIVING FULL
CO-OPERATION BETWEEN THE DIFFERENT LOCAL AUTH-
ORITIES I HEREBY INFORM YOU THAT THE GOVERN-
MENT EXPECTS YOU TO EXEXCISE VIGILANT AND UN-
1 IKING SUPERVISION OVER YOUR SUBORDINATES SO
THAT ORDER MAY BE PROJIP1LY AND EEriNITELY
RESTORED. DISTURB NCES MUST BE SUPPRESSED AND
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENiS M"JST BE PUT DOWN BY
LL LEGAL ME NS. MEASURES YOU TAKE MUST B2
CAREFULLY CONSIDERED. THE STRUGGLE BEGUN IS
AGAINST THE ENEMIES OF SOCIETY AND NOT AGAINST
SOCIETY ITSELF. CONSEQUENTLY WH8LESVLE REPRES-
SION CANNOT BE APPROVED OF. IMPRUDENT AND IL-
LLG.'L ACTS ARE LIKELY TO GIVE RISE TO DISCONTENT
INSTEAD OF CONDUCING T) C'LM AND CANNOT BE
TOLERATED. THE INTENTI INS OF THE EMPEROR ARE
JMMUTELE. THE GOVERNMENT TIP.MLY DESTRSS TO
ASSIST IN THE AMENDMENT OF LEGAL PROCEDURE
AND LWV8 HITHERTO ENFORCED. WHICH NO LONGER
SERVE THEIR PURPOSE. THE CLD REGIME WILL BE RE-
GENERATED BUT ORDER MUST EE FULLY MAINTAINED
YOU MUST ACT UPON YOUR OWN INITIATIVE AS YOU
ARE INVESTED WITH THE RESPONSIBILITY. "FIRM
AND VIGOROUS STEPS TAKEN ON THESE LINES WILL
DOUBTLESS BE UPHELD BY TOE BEST PART OF SOCI-
ETY." t
would make known
man past 41) years of
She
was u wo-
ape. She came
to the criminal
company with P
eoui Is liuihlinp in
L. lierpoff a de
tective wl l Stanford WJiite em-
ployed when he is said to have feared
injury f n m Thuw. The detective and
the woman went to the olllce of As-
s'stant District Attorney Tnrubull.
where tiny were closeted for an hour.
A stcnopiapher was in attendance.
A preat deal of attention seemed to
be paid to the woman and her ap-
pearance so late in the day was tak-
en to mean that she had soinethinp
of importance to contribute to the
district attorney's case.
A $17000000
RAILROAD DEAL
IN OKLAHOMA
FORT SMITH & WESTERN BUYS
EL RENO ft WESTERN.
CONNECT WITH ORIENT
Lines fo Consolidate and Eventually
Go to Mexico Extensions
Begins at Onece
(Inlhrie. Oklu. July 24. It was
announced from official quarters to-
night that the Fort Smith & West-
ern railway has purchased the St.
Louis F.I Reno & Western rirlway.
The consideration was . 1 7.!'.()l )f .
The ilea' i I he f. niiul.y c. n-"!iimul-'
ie Ii no now by N ice President
i nine of the Fort Smith & Wester1.
The consolidated lin'J-vill extend
southwest iiikI connect with the O.i-
cnl ttoi iiit eventually to Mexico. Vice
President ('nine says work in the
extension will hcttin immediately.
TILE BILLS OF EXCEPTIONS
Packing Companies Trying to Worm
Out of a Conviction.
St. 1iuis .Mo July 24. Trans-
cripts and bills of exceptions were to-
lay filed in. the t'liitud States .Cir-
cuit court of. appeals hv the Armour
Packing Mnipnv Swift ft Co.. Mor-
ris & Co. flridi the Ciidahy. -I'aefcinp
ccmpany who wcte convicted In-'the
t'nited States' district court at Kan-
sas Cit. im' flie. eliBrae -if accept-
ing rebkK. .- ry ; ;
'"Ouivf Ui.viim'set..f.rtU ill jbe
r!3l" of ecliuns'ia a'lle'irVui9
nt Kjiisas City bad no juridicyi n.
h L
HILT
Spare
is t'lC iiid'ctmcjits failed o show that
the ill h o(.( olTense was committed
within its district. It is contended
that the fact of the transfer of ship-
ments thronph the western district of
Missouri is not sufficient evidence
to vent jurisdictioi in the court of
that district; that the criminal pro-
visions ot the interstate commerce
law do not apply to an export ship-
ment to a foreiirn port and that the
iniiictnieuts tail to state Kullieielit
t acts to enlist il lite an offense.
Failure to charpe the jury that "if
the consignment is throiipli e.vpoit
shipment to a foreign port then the
verdict shall be for the defendant"
is also alleged in the hills of excep-
tions. FATAL' GREAT
KILLS FIFTEEN
SPREADING. RAIL CAUSES DIS-
ASTROUS. CATASTROPHE.
PLUNGED INTO A LAKEiA SEQUEL TO QUARRELS
Accident Occwred at 6 o'clock Yes-
tcrdiy Thirty Miles East
of Spokane.
Spokane Wash. July 24. --When
the Spokane Review stall correspon-
dent lelt the scene of t fie disastrous
Ureal Northern wreck thirty miles
east i f Spokane at ") o'clock none
i f the hi ilies buried ill Diamond Lake
had been lecoveied. F.lTni'ls with a
steam derrick to raise the Mihmcircil
loci mi live and cars were unsuccess-
ful. The known dead number six. but
many in the vicinity of the wreck
believe lii.it number will Ie inciiHscd
to tut he or lifli en.
The 1 1 nek nidi; there is in a bad
emiilitii.il. In repairing t'.e track
the wi iik men Im k out a Id of rotten
t ;c-i s me of which could be picked
to pieces with the hands. The opiu-
ii u is eeneial that the accident re-
sulted fn m spreading rails. The
track has hten repaired and trains
aie movimt as usual.
THE WEATHER.
Washinirton Jnly 24. For
Greater Oklahoma:
Wanner Wednesday; Thnrs-
day fa:r.
IIARTJE STENCH
GROWS
STRONG
MORE SENSATIONS
IN PITTSBURG
PROMISED
CASE
OTHER ARRESTS TO COME
When Case is Admitted to Court
Pronounced Disclosures Will
Follow It Is Said.
Pittsburg Pa. July 24. From a
siatcincnl by District Attorney John
A. Robbs today there are more sen-
sations indicated in the llartje di-
vorce case than Lave been hereto-
fore disclosed. Robb while attend
inir the hearing said that as soon as
the llartje case is submitted to the
court there would be arrests which
ivould develop pronounced sensation...
It is expected that the jtieat lentil bat-
tle will lake place when llartje 's at
ti incvs endeavor to s'.iow how the
Ma line h ve letters were secured.
After several hours devoted by the
Coiim'I for AulmisIuk llarlje to en-
deavor to prove the Warner Idler
was written by Mrs. Mary Scott llart-
je' which she denied doiirt evidence
in rebuttal id' Mrs. llartje 's defense
I. c k a new turn today. It. P.. Smith
an insurance ajent swoi-e l';al he
found the "Iv-ar I'.ditb" tetter ill the
sired and after r nsnlt inn an at
loruey vve il to Kiln a rd (!. Ilartjn
'm l her of plaint ilT. Silas t.'anady! a
:ie ro from Washin.L'tou l. ('.. tes-
rlii'd Ihat Blanche Ashhy. a nemess
i ml former servant of the 1 lull jes.
who in her deposition says she never
'ohseived an.vlhinu' improper about
Mrs. Ilarlje's conduct has told him
that she lied. Canady's sensational
testimony came just before adjourn-
ment but be was put throiie.li a riitid
I'll ss examination by Attorney Free-
man for Mrs. llartje duriii'.' which
he became confused several times.
('ana ly said that when he learned
thai lllanehe Ashhy was jtoimr to eet
a lot i f money for lyimr. he wrote to
Mr. llarlje to Hud out if he could not
Let some money for tellinjf the truth.
Fat Job for Railroad Man.
Washington July 24.--A. It. Slick-
ncy president of the Chieajto & (Ileal
Western Railway company has been
offered a place on the interstate com-
merce commission by President lioose-
'cll offer of a position was made ve
davs iifto.
L. M. Nichols was in Pristow and
Okl.ihoha ('it v Monday on business.
SOUTH KANSAS
FARMERS WIFE
KILLS HUSBAND
JOHN DAURON
BY WIFE
AGED 60
AGED 4G.
SHOT
Couple Recently Separated on Account
of Family Troubles Woman
Slept in Barn.
Cherokee Kns July 24. John Dau-
ron ujted sixty years a farmer well
known in this part of the state was
shot and killed by his wife who is
4") years old. Damon and his -wife
have had many ipiairels of lute mi l
r nt ly they separated. Yesterday
sbe bundil a pistol and returned o
her former Im She ami her husband
were alone when the tragedy occurred.
She was arrested and brought to jail
in Ibis city. She made a statement in
uhii-h she said that she was afraid
to jtn into the hou-e when she re-
til I ho ne last infill ami thai she
ept ill the barn. She . started to
have the place today and her hits-
h.iud called her back.she says.and hen
-he stopped he came up to her and
attempted to clu ke her. She says she
then tired the pistol intending only
to scare him. She says she did not
intend to shoot him. Mrs. Daitrou h'i
nale several attempts to have her
liusb.md arrested on various charjtcs.
SKUNKS AND SHOOTTN IRONS
Peculiar Accident to an Agen Tulsan
at Midnight
John A. Weeks an aged citizen
livimt at Tenth and Cheyenne met
tith a I'lenl nr ai eiilent lnl niuhl m
nu ll n palcli west of the Frisco tracks
he eucoiiuiwred a mother skunk and
her family of little ones. In the mix-
up thai followed he discharged his
.tin ilie deadly weapon Ihereupoii
exploding and a nrpv sliver of the
barrel passed throuc.li the left hand.
As Mr. Weeks has a lare patch of
prime melons near the city it is
necessary to he on ifiiard during the
niuht hours ami while on duty last
ni'.'ht he was surprised by an untime-
ly call from a skunk nnd her little
ones. The dott that was with Mr.
iVeeks made first chnrue and then
the faithful double barreled shot tn
was dischantcd and exploded a it
had been plunged into the ground
and as the muzzle was full of dirt
the accident that followed was inevit-
able. After midnight Mr. Weeks who
is in his (list year made his way to
the city for medical attention and as
we iii to press he is restiue; as easy
as could be expected.
PEDDLER DISCREDITED.
Defense in Ice Hearing in Kansas City
Score a Point.
Ivinas City Julv 21. The defense
in the ice hcariuit todav succeeded in
discredited the testimony of Peddler
('. It. Shaw who testified yesterday
that he knew Ihal an ice combine ex-
isted here and that I he nllcyed ice
liu-.t le'ide nnd colitnllcd I he wholes-lie
and retail prices of ie. He was
subjected lo severe cross examination
w hich devi lone I the fad that lie knew
nothing wlritevcr lo' h.ne his liivlara-
t ions of yesterday.
Other ice peddlers testified lh.it all
the ice companies advanced the price
of ice si'iiullaneoiisly lure and wit-
nesses ml 'v i 1 1 oil thai an advance in
prices was iiilvanl ayeous to peddlers
as they then made larirer profits. Only
me peddler testified thai he boii'dil
ice indiscriminately from all the ice
con. panics. Other peddlers admitted
that I hey were directed by the m.inae;.
or of the People's Ice Storage and
Fuel company.
The Dokeys are mnkinit (treal pre-
parations for their summer ceremonies
o be In Id toiiiirht. There will he
about thirty-live Tyros. A hundred out
of town v isitors are expected.
AA'. A. Siiickev who received the
contra"! lor pnviuif First street left
yesterday afternoon for Vinita to
look lifter paviiiir at thai place
X. (i. lliihlcy of Pittslnuv Pa.
who is connected with the Oil Well
Supply company is in the city on
business.
Victor Vufw of Lawton is in the
city for a few days visiting relatives
and friends.
RUNS AGAINST
A KANSAS SNAG
SURETY COMPANY MAY BE BAR-
RED FROM THE STATE.
OPERATES AS A TRUST
Restricts Employes of Express and
Railway Club from Being Bonded
in Any Other Company.
Topeka Kas. July 24.-The Ameri-
can Surety company one of the larg-
est bonding companies in the I'liiled
Stales may be barred from doing bus-
iness in' Kansas. C. ('. Coleman at-
torney general rendered an opinion
t ('. II. Luliig siincriiilenilent of in-
slir i'icc foday saving?" thai it was
cleat ly willlin the power of the state's
insurance dccpitr! incut to comnel this
company lo comply with the laws of
the slate or to declare its certificate
and tight to do business in the state
forfeited. As a coiiseipienee the coin-
'i.inv is cited to apar before the su-
perintendent of insurance and show
can e why its certificate should not
be revoked. The point in the uttor-!ic-
eneral's opinion is that the Am-
eiiciin Surety company is a trust in
'hat it restricts employes of the Paci-
fic F.xpress company and the Missouri
Pacific railroad company from being
blinded in any other company; that
shoid I a man be discharged for an al-
leged misdemeanor he is forever
obtain further employment in any con-
blacklisted and therefore is unable to
cern. the surety bond of which is con
trolled by the American Surety eotn-
puny.
TLLSAN SHOT
AT MANNFORD
W. H. WARD WAS INJURED MON-
DAY NIGHT.
RANCH FOREMAN'S DEED
Shooting Followed Hot Exchange of
Words Over a Lease for Hay
Land Brought to.Tsls.
W. II. Ward ti broth of Claude
Ward ami N. L. Ward of this eityt
was brought in on the Arkansas Val
ley & Western train Monday night
from Manuford just across the CUs
In 'Mm line with a llesh wound I
stomach caused by a gun shot. A
by the name of Alexander a fo.
man on a ranch near Manford did
the si ting mid us far as in known.
bus not been arrested
Il seems ihal tumble had bee " A
between lie to men for som;
coliceriii.i ; Ilie lease if soimO.Mry'
iJH.I which is i I ill : by W. J I. Wftl'il
and by the ranc. for' which Alex
under works. The men have hint
words fii. in time 1 lii and it- is
-aid that threats liavi ' asscil hut
Ihat mi scm iis ttiiild. 'as appre-
hended. N. L. Wuri iy li.is cay
was visiting his brotde'r over Sunday
and the two had come ii Man ford
to meet the A. V. & Wl (rain. While
wainj; for the arrival of the train
they entered a gioceVy shire where
Ward had beet in the liahit i f doiiv'
his biiyinr. The two men had been
in the stoi .' M" i rl ininiiics (. 1.
exnniler rose fn m behind lir.' counter
where he had been hiding and stated
that be had the drop on Wind and
that he would kill him or words In
thai effect. He fore he could he stop.
(oil he had fired anil t' e bullet
penetrated throu'th the llesh of
Wards' stomach inflicting a had
llesh wound im I one that if it had
deviated u fiaetidi of an inch might
have proved falal. As it is the bul-
h't escaped the penetration of the
stomach or i f the intestines by a
mere hail 's breadth.
Alexander was disarmed by citi-
zens who were witnesses to the shot
hut afterwards left the vicinity. The
last word that was received he had
not been arrested. The gnu used
was a II Colt's and on account of
the closeness of the two men when
the shooting occurred it caused an
ugly wound.
Ward was brought to this city
where his wound was dressed and h
is now stopping nt the home ot hi-
brother. N. J. Ward 224 W. Ninth
street. He will probably refiner.
JAS. BAILEY SET FREE.
Another Man Confessed on Death Bed
to Crime Bailey Was Sentenced for.
Jefferson City Mo. July 24 (Jov-
ernor Folk commuted today the peni-
tentiary sCutenee of James Huiley of
'vi-er enmity to expire August 1
lOM on the condition that he obeyK
lie laws. Bailey was tvntvncei ;
ten years by the Jasper county cir-
cuit court in November 0'Xi for mur-
der in the second degree. He witn
John McConuell was charged with the
murder of Police Olllcer Ledbetter of
oplin. McCi nnell was acquitted uc
.he trial liniley was convicted. Mc-
Conuell has since died ami upon his
death bed he confessed that he killed
the ollicer. For this reason and iimui
numerous recommendations the com-
mutation was issued.
ORATORS FOR NEW STATE.
Democrats and PmnHicans to Import
Spellbinders.
Special to the World.
Guthrie Okla. July 24. The board
apHirtioning Oklahoma into fifty-five
constitutional convention districts be-
lieves Ihat its work will he finished by
August 15. The election of delegates
w ill b held Novell her li. It is expect-
ed that the coiistiluloiial convention '
will meet November '.") and adjourn
January 20. The convent inn will be
asked to allow not less than ninety"
days for the e impa g i of candi I ttes
for slate olliees which would bi in
the state nominating convention April
2D. Three months for the campaign of
nominees would give the citizens of
the new state their first vote for state
officers July 2'). Pinr.
Itoth the Democrats and Republi-
cans will draw as heavily as possihla
on members of congress and the Unit-
ed States senate for campaign orators.
nnd they hope to fill the slate f rom
end to end with the best talent they
can find. Jesse Dunn chairman of
the Democratic executive committee
said today that Wm. J. Rryan probab
ly would consent to wak in both ter-ritoifs.
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