HAYWOOD PRESIDENT
Girard; June 7—In a speech Inst
right Eugene Debs said that it is
the intention of the socialist party
to run Haywood for the presidency.
He said there could he no doubt of
the acquittal of Haywood, and that
the notoriety he has received will
make him a good candidate for the
socialists to present.
Denver, June 7 — Friends of
Roosevelt say that if the president
is attacked at tlie proposid land
owners convention here, as was
announced a few days ago, they
will retaliate by starting prosecu
tiong against a number of promi
nent land thieves, who believe
themselves immune from prosecu
tion on account of the time limit
San Francisco, June 7—Abe
Ruef will be put on the stand to
day to testify regarding Schmitz’s
stealings from the public Some
sensational testimony is expected.
Boise, June 7—Harrv Orchard
continued his tes'imony yesterday
afternoon and a number of new
facts regarding the assassination of1
Governor Steunenberg were dis-!
closed. He said that Haywood in-'
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sisted on the killing, making the!
statement that killing the governor
would be a warning to the higher j
officials of the country.
Seattle, June 7—The absconding!
cashier ot the St. Paul National-!
Bank, was captured here vest* rday i
as he was buying a ticket to leave
the city for Alaska. Detectives,
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have buen looking for him for sev
eral weeks.
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Bombay, June 7—The town of
Kurrochi was wiped out this morn
ing by a cyclone. The storm threw
dozens of ships high and drv on
the shore, killing hundreds. Full
details have not been secured, but
the loss of life is known to he large.
St. Paul, June 7—The state of
Minnesota has started suit against
the Standard Oil Co. to oust them
from the state, on account of ille
gal trust practices. No date has
been set fo- the hearing.
Newport, June 7 The -uit for
damages started by a ~aii<»r who
was refused admD-ion to a public
dancing pavilion a* this place, was
decided yester lay, the jury grant
ing damage to the amount of 25
cents. The Case will l»e up]nailed.
President Roosevelt furni-lnd I *•«*
money for the ca-u* and will pay
for the appeal.
AERONAUT LOSES LIFE
San Francis o, June 7—While
making a l>aloon ascension this
mornirtg aeornaut Beach was car
ried to sea and lost. As he was
ascending, the propeller on the
flying machine broke and he was
carried away in view of 100,000
helpless watchers.
flung Kong, June 7—Intense
anxiety is felt at the foreign legn
lations over the condition of the
foreigners and missionaries who
are living in the provinces where
insurrections have started. The
wires are all down and roads are
impassable so that nothing van he
learned regarding’hem. It is feared
that they are being torture'* by the
revolutionists.
Seattle, June 7—It is believed
th-«t August French, an Alaskan,
who arrived here recently, has been
robbed and murdered. He reached
town April 15th and was known to
have $10,000 in cash with him.
The day after his arrival he was
-ten on Main s'reet, hut nothing
has been seen or heard of him
-inco. It is believed that he was
murdered for his money.
Tokio, June 7—Rioting lias
started at the Uesslyn Co;»p<r
mines, all of the miners having
armed themselves and r^v* lted
against the government. Six regi
ments have been sent to quell the
trouble.
Washington, June 8 — It has
been found that President Harii
man was promised immunity from
prosecution when lie testified be
fore the mtcrs'ato commerce com
mission. and as a consequence it
wiil he imj ossihle to prosecute him
as was intended.
Cleveland, June 8— Driven in
sane by grief over the loss of their
mother, two little g*rls, aged ten
and twe-ve years, committed
sni* ide yesterday. The sisters.
Margaret and Helen Curtis, agreed
to kill themselves, and n ix*d a
large amount of noison with their
food. They died soon after ea mg.
Can*on. June 8—Those who are
active in the different rebellions in
h s country ore genetolly spoken
of hy he common people »•* pat
riot**. the syrnj athy of the masses
being with them. Foreigner- here
predict that a great hreak-up i*
immimnt in China, which will re
volutionize the form of govern
ment. All foreigners who ran, are
leaving the country.
| FOREMAN CREMATED
Butte, June 8—Ed. McCuliom.
foreman of the smelter at this
place tripped this morning while
going along the side of a tank of
: melted copper and fell herdlong
into the molten mass. It was im
possible to take the body from the
j pot, and the metal was run out
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j and cooled in a large ingot, in the
center of which are th? charred re
mains of MeCullom’s body. Mc
ICullom was well known and very
! popular in this city, ami will be
! buried bv a lodge to which lie he
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longs. Ti.e ingot containing his
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I remains will he | iaced in a grave
I in lieu of a coffin.
Biooklyn, June 8—R. Boland,
an asphalt mixer, was thrown into
a vat of boiling tar yesterday ar.d
I biirnul lo •death. Tlie deed was
; done by some enemies of the man,
but so far their identity has not
been disclosed.
Austin. June 8—Capt Richard
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son, who was recently dismissed
f >rm the nr.viv for conduct, unbe
coming an oilieer, committed sui
tide here last nigh'. Richardson
was engage l to a young lady f.>r
some time, hut changed his mind
an 1 jilted her, and w is then c.v.irt
mirtialed and dismissed by the
president
Seattle, J line 8—General Booth
ariived this morning from the
Orient. In an in'erview regarding
the feeling toward America in
Japan, he said that America is the
Japanese heaven, and all lesidents
of that country want to come here.
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CYCLONE AT NASHVILLE
Nashville, June 8 — A terrific
cJ clone swept this section oi the
country this morning narrowly
missing the city. Dozens of dead
have been reported so far. They
were mostly caught and killed in
the ruins of their homes.
New York, June 8—In an inter
view yesterday evening Howard
Gould’s wife tokTof how they gave
a swell dinner at their home, and
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! ns presents for the quests had
large jewels cooked in the individ
, uni pies, each guest keeping the
| gem found in his plate.
ban Francisco, June 8—Pros< -
cutoi Henry has/efttsed to allow
Abe Ruef to testi 'y in the Schmitz
case, stating that he believed Rnei
will try to assist the mayor. With
out the testimony of Ruef is is
doubtful it Schmitz can be con
victed.
Seattle, .June 8—Bit bop Inno
cent, of the Russian Greek church,
is in the city enroute to Alaska,
where he will remain for some
time. He will be stationed at Sit
ka at present.
Concord, June 8—M rs. Eddy’s
son claims that his mother has
been insane for many years, and
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is now making application to the
I court for an orde? confining her
: to an asylum and appointing an
administrator of her estate.
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timing 11)06, in the first year after
they insured in ibe New Yoi <
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same thing. See Orerv today.
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