FEAR TROUBLE AT BOISE
Boise May 3-—It is rumored
that a plan is under foot among
the Colorado miners to rescue Hay
wood from jail in case he is con
victed at the trial, and hundred^ of
deputies are being sworn in to pre
vent any raid on the jail. A num
ber of Pinkertons are guaidtng the
office of the prosecutor. The de
ft-m-e is preparing to refute the
statements made by Orchard in
his confession.
Canton, May 3—The explosion
of the government powder maga
zine on the west side of the city
caused GO deaths an 1 totally des
troyed 110 buildings besides damag
ing a large number. The explo
sion was caused by a spark from a
fire half a mile awav.
New York May 3—Four thous
and longshoremen went on strike
this forenoon, and an attempt to
replace them with non-union men
resulted in rioting. The police
were called out and in the fight
which ensued over fiity of the riot
er* had their heads cracked.
San Francisco, May 3—Superior
Judge llosmcr died at hi* home in
this city last night. Judge Dunne
ha* adjourned the hearing in the
Iiuef case until Monday morning
owing to llosmcr,* death.
Tacoma, May 3—Chester I liomp
loii will have an insanity hearing
t,»Jav. Th* defense alleges that i «
m
hat recovered from hi* insanity
and is trying t»* secure his release.
Lincoln, May 5—Bryan’* Com
moner, in commenting on a state
ment made by llearst that a third
party should he formed in the
United State*, savs that llearst
means well hut that the independ
ence league can hardly start a
party which will carry any great
▼ote.
New York, May 3—The jury in
the trial of Baroness Demasev f<>
the murder of Manufacturer Simon
has returned a verdict of guilty of
murder in the first degree, but rec
ommend* that mercy he shown the
woman.
Seattle, May 3—General Kurok*
has received a great ovation here,
being greeted by the cheer* ot
thousands whenever he appeared
on the streets. He leaves with
General McArthur and staff for
Washington tomorrow.
Washington, May 3—President
Roosevelt, talking with friends re
garding a third term savs that it
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4 is* all nonsense, hut he will make,
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I no official statement trecause the.
■talk that is now being made about!
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Iris serving again will act as n!
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rallying erv for the advocates of
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! the administration policies.
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t Shanghai. May 3—There was a
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I terrific explosion this morning in,
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• the government magazine at Can-i
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| ton, which wrecked a large part of;
; the city. The loss of |if«* and dam- •
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1 age to property will reach a large
: figure
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New N ork, Mav 3—It is reported
Ithat WiNon Mizner i* soon to
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j marry Kdith Crater, an actress,
! who was bnmcrlva sweetheart of
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his. Mizner refuses to make :.nv
statement, regarding the matter.
i Mexico, Mav 3—The roast s'ate
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of Campeche was swept hv •• hnr
rieane vester'av, and the town o*
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Pro«ge wa* rated to the ground.
The lo*« will amount to several
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millions Thirty were killed and
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many injured.
Nrw York, May A — .Tames Roose
velt, a cousin of th** president, hs *
been sued for $7,000 due on a neck
lace which lie purchase 1 for his
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wife. 'I he complaint alleges that
he refuses positively to make ftnvj
settlement witli the jewelers.
San Francisco. M v 4—The,
grand jury during i*s deljl-erations
over the street car graft has re
vealed tlie fact that President Cal
houn negotiated ail of the crooked ,
deals.
Seattle, Mar A— Prof. .Tagger and
i»nrtv who are to visit Attn i*dand j
and the Aleutians to take observa
tions in the volcanic districts
will leave Seattle this week. d Ispv i
will go via Valdez and take tl e
Dora from there.
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Worcester, Mass, May 4 — T‘-x-:
Secretary Shaw addressed a large
j audience at the Board of Trade j
vesterdav evening regauling the
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probability «>f war on the Pacific.;
He saiii that war was inevitable ■
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| between ttit* countries which are j
trving to control that ocean, and
'also said that in case of immediate j
(trouble the United States would he!
handicapped as it did not lime;
' powder enough on hand to last 4S
! hours, while all other nations keep
^ a large reserve fund.
San Francisco. May A—Abe
fluef has sent in his resignation as
a member of the Native Sons or
ganization. The resignation was
accepted.
Norfork, May 4—The vacht lie
longing to II. H. Rogers, on which
Mark Twain is making a pleasure
trip is 1<*ng overdue, and on ac
count of the fogs and storms now
prevailing it is feared, she is lost.
A tug has been despatched to
search for the missing boat.
Dawson, May 4—The Yukon
river broke up early yesterday
morning and went out with a rush.
There were numerous ice jams,
but they were not large enough t<*
Hood the banks iohiiv gieal extent.
Washington* May 4—President
Koosevelt sa s that for him to ac
eept a thirl term nomination after
what hr lias said about the matter
would 1 >e a national disgrace, lie
refuses to consider a third term
under any consideration.
J,o0 Angles, May 4—Burn# has
withdrawn his offer to light Squires
on s percentage basis, and O’Urien
refuses to sign with Mike Shreck,
but will fight Squire* at Colma on
Mar L'Olh.
J{ *ise. M.-iv. 4—The prosecution
will liave 1Jo wilm-«*es against
Hit \v no 1 heside the confession
made l»v Orchard. («ov. (bind
ing mav 1»* put on ih* stand
ioteslifv hemre the conclusion ot
the easr.
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[ Cortez, Honduras, May 4—Nic
aragua soldiers attacked an Amer
ican negro named Davis last night
and fractured his skull. The Gun
boats Marietta and I'aoueah had
just reached port when the news of
the outrage was made public, and
iheoflieerin command demanded
that the assailants he surrender'd
to the American boat-. They an
nounce that if Davis die-, the guil
ty ones will he strung up to the
yard arm. The negro is in a dan
gerous condition and may die at
anv time.
Baltimore, May 4 — Kid Sullivan
knocked out Young Corhett last
night in the 11th round of a fierce
mix. Young Corhett was formerly
feat her weight champion.
Tacoma, M i v 4—The hoard
which was investigating the namtv
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of Chester Thompson returned a
decision last night that he is dang
erously iii.-ane. lie will he com
mitted to the penitentiary llis
fa'lier made a hard tight to hive
Chester released from custody,
claiming that he had entirely re
covered from his affliction, hut
without avail.
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McMillan Fur
& Wool Co
41 Lanoi.ey St., Victoria, 15. C.
For Assays Semi Your Ore To
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Cold and Silver - 1. )
Copper - 2.00
Lead - - - 2.00
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Shop.
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and Repairing
a Specialty.
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