THE MORNING ASTORIAN, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1901.
PJLGETHEKK.
INJUNCTION
NOT MODIFIED
Judje of District Court Obdurate
In Stand Taken Against
the Strikers.
NONUNIONISTS INCOMPETENT
Comjmny Mnkea JCfTort to Italic
Uto Machinists Hut I'ull
Kuiployca DUclmrgcd and
Jailed u Vagrants.
Albuquruue, N, M., May l. In th
district court, Judge Baker ha. refused
to modify th. Injunction against tht
striking Battta Tt machinists, Attor
ney! for tht strikers sought to have
' the clause forblQdlnf th. strikers talk
tnf to non-union mn stricken out
Th. court held that the granting of thi
request might lead to the Intimidation
Mf new men and alio to their feeing
driven from the servlc. of the road
against their will. The court held that
the injunction Injured no law-abiding
cltlxen and, therefore, continued it. In
force until June L
A referee waa appointed to Uke testl
money on the mertu of the cane to be
ueed at the final hearing. During the
course o,f the proceeding, the com
pany's attorney Introduced affidavit
charging that the strikers had attempt
ed to disable locomotives by placing
emery dust In the driving Journals
They also charged that one engine was
rendered usclwis by placing a heavy
bar of Iron In the running gear. At
torneys for the strikers asked for a
continuance to enable them to Intro
duce affidavits refuting these charges
This the courj. denied. Efforts have
been made by the shop officials to In
duce some of the more expert among
the striking workmen to return to work
on the same terms as before the trouble
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these offers have been declined. Sev
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the police as vagrants.
Falls to His Death.
Chicago, May . Fitnn a ladder 150
feet up tht side of a temporary tower
at Bteger, III., Michael Trutclua has
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ZEN0N CHAMPOUX HANGED
FOR HIS AWFUL CRIME
Stabbed Young Woman in the
Because of Her Refusal to
Marry Him.
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Walla Walla, May 6. (Special) Z,
Champoux was banged here at 6:11
this morning for the murder of Miss
Lottie Urate, Into whose brain he
drove a dagger because the young
woman refused to marry him. The
execution was the first under the new
law providing that all hangings shall
take place at the penitentiary.
Chamopux punned a good night and
slept soundly, He seemed entirely
reconciled to the fate which his crime
hoi broubht him .to, and expressed the
belief that he would Immediately go to
heaven. After a hearty breakfast he
was marched to the room In which the
scaffold had been erected, and with
Arm step mounted the gallows. Of
the 60 persons present he seemed the
calmest and never once betrayed the
least nervousness as his hands were
strapped and other necessary prepa
rations made. His last words were,
"God bless you all." A moment later
the trap woe sprung and Champoux'
body shot downward. The neck was
broken by the fall, paralysis was in
stantaneous, and death ensued . In IT
minutes The utmost effort waa put
forth to save the neck of the mur
derer, but the courts refused to grant
him a new trial. Even when the death
warrant was Issued the murderer's-'
attorneys sought to prevent the exe
cution, on the allegation of Irregular
ity because the warrant was addressed
to the "superintendent of the peniten
tiary," when there la no such official
designated In the law.
ZENON CHAMPOUX' CRIME.
She
Murdered Miss Brace Beesuse
Refused to Marry Him.
Seattle.May . The crime for which
James or Zenon Champoux was exe
cuted at the Walla Walla penitentiary
this morning was the murder, on" Oc
tober 5, 190S, of Miss Lottie Brace, a
concert " hall singer with whom the
murderer was In love. With the blade
of a knife the French-Canadian
stabbed the girl in the head, driving
the knife with such force that a sur
gical operation waa necessary for Its
removal. The girl lived about 12
hours after being stabbed, but never
regained consciousness.
Champoux fell In love with Miss
Brace in the Klondike, where he was
employed by her father. She feared
him because of threats to kill her and
did not encourage hla suit At a Seat'
tie variety theater he met her one
night, and stabbed her to death.
moment a new nebula will be bora
The force of their impact will suffice
to evaporate their substance into an
other cloud, which will repeat the his
tory of the old. The path of the two
dead suns will determine the posi
tion of the "principal plane" which will
form the ground plan of the new sys
tem. C. W. Saleeby, In Harper's Mag
azine for May.
WILD ORGIES
IN R0ADH0USE
Repetition of Bender Crimes
Thought to Have Been Com
mitted in Vermont
EVIDENCE POINTS TO MURDER
; Notice.
To the citizens of Astoria. The"!
Grand Lodge of L O. O. F. for Ore
gon will meet in Astoria on May 17.
There will be about 600 persons to
accommodate. Anyone having a spare
bed or beds will please notify J as. W.
Welch,' 654 Commeicial street, with
name, number of house, beds and
street.
JAS. W. WELCH.
. OLOF ANDERSON.
JOHN HAHN.
Bodies of Three Men Found on
Railroad Track Not Kilted
by Train as at First
Supposed.
Rutland. , Vt, , May t. Attaches at
the sheriff, office have unearthed evi
dence which they believe will prove
that three men who were supposed ts
have been ktlted by train, on the Rot
land railroad were robbed and mur
dered In a roadhouse on the ouUkirt
of this city and their bodies placed oa
the railroad tracks by the' marderera.
In some respects the case resembles
that of the notorious Bender family,
years ago in Kansas.
Since the finding of the body of
Joseph Murray on the railroad tracks
near the house last June the sheriff's
department has been working on a
murder theory. A note found near
the body caused them to put aside the
Idea that Murray was killed by a train,
but they never made much progress
on the case until within a few days.
It Is now thought certain that Murray
was killed for a few dollars and that
his murderers will shortly be placed
under arrest.
Stories of wild orgies which have
taken place In the roadhouse and which
was followed by the disappearance of
the men who, until recently, it waa
thought had left the country, are now
being investigated, but the police say
they will only .be able to charge one
murder, that of Murray,. against the
persons they suspect.
A THOUGHTFUL. MAN. "
M. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind.,
knew what to do tn the hour of need.
His wife had such an unusual case of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He thought of and
tried Dr.. King's New Life PUls and
she got relief at once and was finally
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WOMAN CAPTURES THIEF.
Chases Miscreant, Laden With Jewelry.
r Into Street at Point of Revolver.
New" York, May 6. A courageous
woman with a revolver has brought
about the capture of a thief In the
Bronx upon whose person Jewelry was
found valued at $3000, together with
stolen promlsory notes for $2000. The
heroine was Mrs. Daly, sister-in-law
of a New York merchant The latter
and his wife were absent when Mrs
Daly visited one of the bedrooms where
her sister', child lay asleep. She was
surprised to find a stranger ransack
ing the family Jewel case and catching
up a pistol, chased him Into the street
A dozen patrolmen Joined the chase
and under Mrs. Daly's lead they sur
rounded the thief In a vacant lot After
considerable "parley he surrendered
under threats of being shot to death.
Every pocket In his clothing was
filled with fine Jewelery, evidently the
proceeds of several burglaries.
When the End Comes.
The alterations now occurring In the
distribution in the solar system have
le'dProfessor George Darwin to pre
dict that the moon will ultimately re
turn to the earth, which gave her sud-
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den birth so many ages ago; and it
may further be propheslded that the
planets and their satellites must ulti
mately yield to the gravitational Influ
ence of our dying sun and must return
to the bosom of their parent We must
conceive of the solar system of today,
then, as gathered Into one central mass
closely. aggregated around that point
which from the beginning has consti
tuted its center of gravity. And what
will be. the stage of this shrunken ob
ject? There are myriads such in the
heavens. Sir Robert Ball has said that
to count all the bright stars that we
can see and say "these are all there
are" would be like counting the red
hot horseshoes In England and saying
this Is the total number." This dark-to-be
will, therefore, be Just such an
other as millions more. There will be
no life upon It We cannot conceive
the terror of Its cold, for the nebula
has been dissipating energy In the form
c? light and heat Into the chilly depths
of lnterslderal space ever since the
first hour of Its longaeval shrinkage.
What "is the destiny of this dead sun,
among whose constituent atoms, re
member, will be those In teh printer's
ink before your eyes end those In the
eyes themselves? Are they forever
"stabel In desoluation," as Stevenson
has it to be borne onward through in
finite space? No; this shriveled globe,
the common tomb of sun and earth
and Mars and of the bodies of the great
that once breathed thereon, may live
again. Give It but the consuming em-j
brace of such another voyage and In a
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