Ony Afternoon Paper Between Richmond and Atlanta With Leased Wirt and Full Press Dispatches LAST EDITION. . ALL THE MARKETS. THE RALEIGH E TIME VOLUME 30. RALEIGH, N. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1908. PRICE 5 CENTS. STANDARD OIL TO FACE TRIAL IN WESTERN NEW YORK ON 1,433 COUNTS WEST CAROLINA EDITOR Li DRIVEN FROM TOWN BY VIGILANCE COMMITTEE VENING J0HNS0NON WAiiRADIGAL GETS t soil sun WISCONSIN If Convicted Fines Hay Nearly I ReachThat Imposed By Judge Ms at Chicago Kits ENOUGH AT LAST Great Trust Possibly Plead Guilty and Throw Itself on Mercy of Courts (By Leased Wire lo The Times) 'Washington,'!). C. April 8. There will be begun next week In the judicial dVtrlct of western New York the trial of the Standard Oil company on 111 In dictments, Involving 1, );!:! founts. If convicted, the company will bo liable to a maximum penalty of $28,660,000, which is f.sO.OOO leys than the famous line Imposed by Judge Lnndis. . In Chicago early in May will come up the indictment against the Stand ard for receiving rebates from the Chi cago & Eastern Illinois railroad, in volving 1.3IH) counts and u maximum line of $26,i'HU oo. Attorney (Jeneral Bonaparte has been in conference with various dis trict attorneys,; including Edwin Sims. who obtained the conviction of the Standard Oil in the $29,000,000 case, at Chicago, and has outlined' with them the policy the government shall pur sue. Tills policy may be blocked, nit because of any disposition on the . pait of the 'administration to refrain from prosecuting the trust to the lull Until of Its power, hut because of authorita tive Information which has been re ceived indicating that Mr. Rockefeller and his associates are considering the advisability of making terms with the government. There will be argued in the federal court of appeals in Chicago the later part of this month the appeal of tho Standard from the I.andis sentence., It is the expectation of District Attorney Sinn t h i t the court will .sustain the verdict of guilt v. though it may reduce the amount of the line, If this should be : vei illed, there is. reason to. believe tin- Standard will advise the govern ment of its willingness to plead guilt.v iiiid ask for mercy in connection with all indictments ami counts not yet passed upon by the courts. CHICAGO COIXCIL Kl I'l l'.IJCAX. Windy City Won't Vote On Kiim, However, 1'itt il November. Bv Leased Wire to Tho Times) Chicago, April 8. Republican suc cess in the city elect loir., here has converted a democratic majority of two in the council into a republican majority of 18, and seems to com pletely vindicate Mayor Basse's ad ministration. Returns from the local option elections In Illinois show Spring field, Freeport, "Aurora, Elgin, Ster ling, Kankakee, Jollet, Murphysboro, Alton, Kdwardsville, Granite City, Madison, Venice and Hock Island voted In favor of salpons. Pontiac, Hock ford, Decatur, Dixon, Denton, Carhondale, Shelbyville, Georgetown, Pawpaw and El Paso voted against saloons. The saloon question was not voted on directly in Chicago. The voters of this city may he asked to decide In November whether Chicago shall bo "wet" or "dry." GOOD MAX GOES WIIOXG. Neighbors Thought Him Straight Fellow, Hut Impulse Cnme . to Steal. (By Leased Wire to The Times) Wnterbury, Conn., April 8-Kor-rlll Klmberley, 35, of Goshen, who for years has enjoyed tho confidence of his fellow townsmen as a staid and solid citizen, was arrested on a bench warrant charging him with many burglaries, and locked up. Klmberley Is charged with robbing the summer cottages of Mrs. M. A. Beach, of New Haven, and Mrs. Cora A. Scott, and tho shops, houses, and farms of tho Fred Johnson Hosiery company. Ho has confessed to hav ing stolen from a dozen places and has turned over a large amount of .plunder. He says: "I felt an lrresistahle Impulse to steal, against which my mind was a feeble combatant." lif II QfllVj FIFNIFS """""" UU""M filRI'S STflHIFS Boss Jockey Says He Never Took Florence From Home In Old Dominion (By Leased Wire to The Times) New York, April S, An answer has been filed lit the I'niled States circuit court by Charles 11. Wilson, formerly mani.ger of Alfred O. Vainlerbilt's stables, .to the complaint of Milton A. Willmet, as guardian of Florence K. Scheuck, Infant, of Norfolk, Vn. W'l son -denies' .-'all' tile allegations in the complaint. The suit was brought to recover $110. 00.1. ua mages for breach of promise of man iage. - The defendant savs ho is married and a resident of Rhode Is land and a British subject. The com plaint filed In Miss Schenck's behalf says that on October 17, lilOG. at Nor folk, Wilson asked her to marry him. She consented and it was arranged that the ceremony should be performed the following dav in Washington." Cpoti arriving at the capital. Miss Scheuck siiys, Wilson suggested a postponement until they reached this city. When here, she says, he refused to fulfill the promise.. Miss Scheuck Is the daughter of a physician of Norfolk anil is an aeconi- llshed whip; She has driven the an- deibilt horses on several occasions, both in this country and abroad. UNCLE SAM WILL Not to Take Any, Chances With Castro's Country In Present Crisis ( ISy Leased Wire to New York, April i The Times) A Washing- ion special says: "Plans arc being elaborated in de tail for the mobilization of a joint military 'and naval force In Venezu elan waters as soon as possible after President Roosevelt obtains congres sional sanction to resort to force against Castro. It. may not be deemed necessary by the administra tion to make this martial demonstra tion, but the war and navy depart ment are both mapping out a. -tentative military movement. "Jt was learned today that the whole military situation is now under consideration by tlio general staff of the army and the general board of the navy, by direction of the. presi dent," upon Secretary Root's recom mendation for preparedness to back up eventualities with a show of arms. "The directions given in the pres ent Instance are. however, the most explicit made since the army and navy woro ordered to prepare for participation in the Internal relief column against Pekin during the Boxer troubles and are being guard ed closely and transmitted verbally from bureau to bureau." ,i. i. imcki:fi:lli:i, nvpocitrri' Says Hiches Must lie Counted By God's Grace, Not By Worldly Belongings. (By Leased Wire to The Times) Hot Springs, Va.. April 8 John D. Rockefeller, with former Senator Watson C. Squires, of Seattle, Wash., and Mr. Squires' daughter, who are at the homestead, visited Smith chap el, devoted exclusively to negroes, Sunday night and remained through the service. Afterward Mr. Rocke feller and the former senator shook hands with more than half the con gregation, which numbered about 100. Mr. Rockefeller made a short ad dress, during which lie said: "Riches are not counted by land, gold, or silver, but he is the rlcnest of ns all who has 'the most of God's grace In his soul." BE IN READINESS Says In Chicago That He Isn't! Seeking Nomination But Will Take it (By Leased Wire to The Times) Chicago, Ills.. April S. Gov. John A, Johnson, of .Minnesota, passed through I. Chicago today on his way south, where' he expects to make a number of, speeches. He was met by T. 13. Lynch, the governor's .representative in Chi-" cago; C. W. Vninlvke, a member of his i staff:: .and K.. 'is; Stiles, at the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul station. i Gov. Johnson announced lie was mak- , ing but little effort now; in the (hie of, campaigning for the presidential 'nom- 1 (nation, but if '..selected by the ileum- cratf.. at the convention will, be ready . to work hard. .1 "I know nothing of my strength in other states," . raid th? governor, "t : have done little toward a campaign,' I 'understand that Minnesota would send a solid delegation for me. I have received many letters from prominent j citizens urging irte to put myself act- . Ively in the Held for the presidency, j "However, if the party decides Mr. 1 Hryan can better represent it in the; Held, I will be one of his strongest sup-;; porters. There are some of his poll-; sles I do not 'believe. In. but I would be ready to support, him on othei , grounds. We are good personal friends,; 'The story attributed to Mr. Bryan that James J. Kill is supporting me for president is not true. Mr.. Hill : fought me in, two elections, so it would j appear he has nine lining ior mv. . nm L'olnu- to spcik in the south for il,,,.. i.nt r ,ln nut - intend to go east "1 have left everything in Illinois to j Mr. Lynch," continued the governor, j "About all the caHipaigninir. -that ""V ; of us have done up to this time has j been in the newspapers ami nuK'H""-:'- Much of the reading matter which a . . .. 1 nuniinh 1 1 C imrieareil in lie niiisi'.ii-. "i'"- ' that favorable to me, has been a sur nriso' I did not expect it. : I "Many of the letters I have received, will be for Lafollette. urging me to become a candidate h.tve Marinette voted license by a ma been receiveiV from southerner!. most- ( j,.jy . f 1,00:1. MopoiuiilOH, Wail lv prominent business men. They in-1 j., i tvo and Peshtigo went license vitcd me to speaK in uicu e.ui ....... country. I intend to make but. a few spcccties. "I believe the democrats simm even chance of winning the next pros- idential "election if they have a can- .lidate in the: field who meets with the approval of all factions. The repulill- can partv will be blamed by many ioi j the late tlnancial unrest. That always -j follows a depiession. .inere, .is ..i (Continued on Pago Five.)) Champion Anti-Racing Meas ure, Though Optimistic, SmellsCorruption Fund (By Leased Wire to the: Times) Albany. N. Y., April S. When the senate came to order this morning the galleries were crowded with friends of the racing bills ami those opposed to stopping racing on tin' Metropolitan tracks. Senators Grady and McCarien, cham pions of the racing trust, seem satis lied the Hart-Agnew bill will be de feated.. The foes of gambling, ah hough ap parently uneasy, aver thty will win by a very narrow margin. Senator Agnew said today: "Only a big corruption turn! can kill these bills, and it must be remem bered Gov. Hughes will .call ll extra session if ihey are detealed. "I have been Informed today, an 1 I believe it to lie a f.et, that the 'dough hag' has arrived, and that a part of the money has been paid. Some cstL mute the aggregate amount of money paid or promised at $:ilin,iiiii; olliois say It will reach $:.n.Ouo." Wife Accuses Julia Marlowe. (By Leased Wire to The Times) Salem, Mass., April 8. Mrs. Clara Louise Von. Herrman, In an action for divorce filed here, accuses her husband. Karl Stephen Von Herrmann, a former newspaper man and magazine writer, of improper conduct. She names Julia Marlowe, the actress, and Mrs. Maud Thor burn Backus, a well-known Brook lyn woman, as co-respondents. Von Herrman was at one time a sort of assistant manager and press agent for Miss Marlowe. DOUGHBAG HERE SAYS SENATOR Senator Lafollette Elects Most of Delegation to Badger State Rep. Convention (By Leased Wire lo The Times) Milwaukee, Wis., April N. Re turns so far received indicate the election of Lafollette -delegates, to' tho republican' national convention at. Chicago as follows: I . S. Senator Isaac Stephenson,' Marinette; Henry A, Cooper, Racine; William C. Bruaides. Milwaukee; Atloy Peterson. Soldiers' Grove. . In the, eleventh congressional dis trict there was .a':. straight-out. fight 'for delegates between the Lafollette .men and the ' ,Ronse elt-Tal't forces. In addition, mere was a primary s,fruggle: throughout the slate for the election of four delegatcs-at-large. In 'the. eighth districi the light be I wee-.i the rival '.La folio) to : men was so bitter the Tal't men are claiming ihey least,. will slip in '.-.two delegates, al from Wist'o'.i.'in. 1 let urns, however, from Calumet'. Portage and ; Winnebago counties make., it ' appear : that the Lafollette men won nearly 'two to one in .the eighth district, each Lafollette'.-' ticket-..; obtaining more votes -than were cast for the : lederal forces. . i Reports.- from Hire of the live 1 counties in the sixth- congressional I district indicate that -'under- the worst conditions from 'a. 'political point, of view, LafoIIoUo 'mis won a decided victory. This district is (t.mo-.,.at jc j,y several thousand and, , iUM.,,toro . .jn republican-. . organ iza- i tion is controlled largely by the fed- ral office-holders. This makes it certain the . four delegates-al-large The ' republicans elected niavors al Applcton and Superior,.- while the ........ ...... Kenosha, Jefferson, Dtirlingion, Kon (u Lac, - Meuoniinee, Durand and 'j.'or Atkinson; 'in-' Manitowoc, -where SOcialism was the issue, the social- ists .were whipped in every ward; License won over no-license in a majority of the towns in Wisconsin. SPEEDY DIVORCE FOR MRS. ELSIE Supreme Court Justice This Week - (By Loused Wire to Tho Times-) New. York, April . All records fn: speed are likely to be shattered in the' Yumlcrbllt divorce case. It is said to day that the derision of Referee Davis McCline will be in the hands of Jus tice o'( ionium Friday and there, is lit tle chance of the ease going bejoiid Monday. A :; i.-nd of Ajfrcd Cwyim Vanderliiit, .an ho has -been- in close louc v.'ith til-' case for the purpose of e i iiig Mr. Vaiiderbilt Informed, called to -Loudon j,.-? terday as follows: "Kvideuce .completed eighth. Decis ion expected next week, latest." Mr. Vaiiderbilt arrived in London Just in time to receive this inform it ioi:, v.hile Mis. Vaiiderbilt,- who has-. conn out ''of her seclusion. Is now In : New Yelk There remains- only the eross-exain-Inat'.ou of. Mrs. Vaiiderbilt. It Is ex pected this will be llnlshed today.. - One other witness. It is s-ild, will also be cross-examined. Then the case will be ail over save tin- report of the referee and the action of the court upon his recommendation. Killed Climbing For Flowers. (By Cable to The Times.) Vienna, April 8 Robert Droes- ler, junior partner in a Vienna tlrm, fell to Iiis death when trying lo reach a spray of wild (lowers near the top of a precipice 1!00 feet high. Tho young man and his fiancee wore walking on the Hohonwand, in the Seiiiinerlng. The young woman es pied a spray of wild flowers growing from a niche in the rocks. "Got them for me," she said. Ho tried to and he Is dead. NEGRO CLAYTON OFF FOR FLORIDA Trusty Who Got Away From Mob Well on Way Toward (By Leased Wire lo The Tunes) Mobile, Ala., April s. -That Wal ter Clayton. the 'Miegro ..-'convict "trusty" who assaulted , Mrs. Joseph White, , a white woman. '.Saturday-, and was taken from the '-sheriff by an enraged mob a Iter being ;.-cnp-tared, is now conceded. Several while people reported seeing the '-negro-, yesterday and. jiidgi.ig .; from their statements.', it -would .appear lie is heading .'for' Ponsacola. ., The general story told of the ne gro's escape is that two i.ien were in a buggy, the, negro in the bottom of tlio vehicle in trout of them on bis ' knees. The .guards got sleepy and the negro jumped out and made good his escape. The impression is that the .'mob, a majority of them be ing intoxicated, had dwindled by the time the negro escaped near Staple ton, Abu, ten or iil'teeii miles distant from Bay Minette. Gov. Comer has offered $100 and Hie citizens of Ray Minelte $."iti re ward for the capture -of Clayton. DRYS AHEAD IN State Will Lcse One-Sixth of Its Saloons By Yesterday's on Illy Leased- Wire to The Times) . , Chicago, April n. ---Alter one ol the most-spectacular elections in t he history-' of Illinois, the "drys" today stand victors over the "woIk." Conservative,, figures;' place the number of saloons abolished al 1 -'', aad .2.1 Illinois- counties are added to the ''dry" list. Tlio hat tie. was waged from one end of the state lo the other, and the returns-: indicate that incor- ILLINOIS FIGHT porateil Cities are now in ."dry" tor- with a buggy ill which Was Mrs. ritory, thai 202 incorporated inn-1 Sarah I?. .McTyerce. Tho buggy was nicipaliiies are in townships '.which Uv recked and Mrs, .McTyereo seriously, refused . to becoino "dry," and I bat':, injured. The aiiloniobilo was dam 1,, II 5 ! saloons have been" put but of aged, but "President"' Corey and . the business. : The not majority against occupants escaped with bruises.'..-. the saloons, estimated on (he returns from the townships voting, is M.s. . : The "wets" say not more than Jita saloons were wjped out,, while the "drys" claim nol less I ban 2,000 will have lo cease liusines The; slate will .'have lost nearly a sixth Of all the saloons outside Chi- cago, ami theriv will he a tew - sa - loons excepl in the larger clues. One. of the surprising results; t tho oieloioii was --that the towns in th( coal mining districts went dry almost.' without -exception..- Danville retains lis !2 saloons by nearly.';!.--. 000 .majority. In Deiicnr, where the "dry" .majority -was 1 .200, the liquor men assigned their detent to Hie enmity of the gamblers, who worked hard to have the towu go dry-in re venge for their houses being closed up, -Springfield retains its saloons bv 1 ,soo majority. Thirty-live aldermen were elected in Chicago. Of this number. 21 -an. republicans. One of these ran as an; I independent, but: ho was, nevertlic- less, politically a republican. Night Killers Burn a llarn. (By Leased Wire to The Times) Aitglisla, ky., April s--.-ri. W. Mc Klhhon's liarn was burned by night riders. The structure was tilled with tobacco owned by a man who refused to assign his crop to I lie society of equity. tified to Go Away and Not Come Back. ALLOWED 24 HOURS 10 T He's the Man Whose Paper Was Confiscated and Pol ilics Changed. ( Special to The Evening Times. ) Asheville, X. C, April S. A dele--, gat ion of cit izens,: composing a vigi lance committee,' called on Editor Smith of the Mitcheir county Rec- ! ord, at Bakersville, and ordered him j to leave town witliin , 21 hours. The ! charges against Smith were not made j public. He was threatened-, with ho ling driven out. ot town in a more vigorous fashion if . 'he refused to leave within.- -the. specified time.; He complied wit.i the order of the coni- i:i:.:ee. ; ; ' - I Editor Smith is 0 .1 years old. His I newspaper was taken in charge by the vigilance committee;' and the politics ot tlio paper changed from demoeraUc to republican. , Smith's vvhercaliouts , are not known, nor is it -known -.whether lie will make an . effort, to recover his newspaper plant. .-.-"' Gasoiciic May Kill. lUy Leased Wire to The Times) . Bat lor. . I'a,, April S -By the ex plosion of gasolene used to clean a tank car of the Valvolino Oil com pany at tho East JJutlef. refinery, two men were perhaps laially injured. .1. IJ. Shearer, of Williamsport, was. hurled ;!() fc-et: and "struck-: oh an oil barrel. Itoth h-gs and one arm were .broken and lie was badly burned. I His j-ecovtny is doubtful. John Duugherly, ;:i, East Butler,-was thrown 2n fee! and his .clothing was burned I mm ins body. The men were iiispvct ing the' 'car and had low ered an arc light into il. COKEY IN" I.IMLLKill'r .(AI. His Auto Hits I Sugg. v anil Throws Woman lulit Road. (By Leased Wire 10 The Times I. .Birmingham. 'Ala.; April- X Speed ing around a course on the way lo Ensloy, the auiomohile i)f President William Ellis Corey o! t lie Tinted States Steel corporation, collided ' Mi- Cnrev was the hrst to reach Mrs MeTyoroe and lifted her Irom the wreck. Another auto v.i'li nieiii- -bi'-rs of the Coivv part was wrecked j when it (raslied itilo a telephone pole, . : The occupants escaped serious hurt. "cot . DALY'S WARDROBE. : shei ill IMiln't Leave Actor So Much .s J( ti ii of Pii.jamus. i liv Leased Wire to ttie Times) ! Chicago, April x, For l lie second time within a lew weeks Arnold Duly, the actor, starring in "The i Kegetierat ion" at ' I hea-t re, has been I of a:i uti achuictil ; effects. Suii - was i Mr. Daly April . 2 the Studebaker made tlio victim on his personal brought against for the recovery , of $ 7 T. : t due on a note held by Sena tor William Reynolds, il New York. Deputy Sherll't Harney llauinann and I Henry Weil served at attachment on (), ,;.,lvV ,-,,.., effects. Daly was in the bat lit ub when the sheriff made his appearance. There was not a si itch of clothing or even a pair of pajamas left when the slier iff got through with him. I Before night, however, I he money was raised and Daly got his clothing j back. Daly's valet secured clothing from other guests in the hotel and i managed to clothe himself, "Marooned in a bath tub.'" Daly j was hoard to mutter when the sheriff I"'"- . "'.',-.

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