Hines Now On Trial
Goldfields, Oet. 3—The trial of
.f;U k Hines of Nome, for the rmir
,i,.r of Count Podhorsky has started.
To-morrow the court will. (Tdcidejf
Mr.-. Hines’ testimony-is to- be. ad
milted. The wife charges that the
I' .unt assaulted her in the Butlyr
Hotel at Seattle, and she told her.
HnM'and, f«*r which he killed
poiihorsky. ? ...
Seattle. Oot. 2—A body was
f,,in«Hn» Green.river, yesterday
w lieh answers the description of
J 'in.- ’
C>vingt»*n in a general- way, hut!
on account of its being so hadlv j
11]ii;iti‘d is hard to identify.
linker City, Oct. 2—Ex-Sheriff
Brown, who was bhnrn up hv a •
homh in his own yard a few days
,,_o. died last night, after signing, a
... ateuienl to the . effect that The j
Federation of Miners had ordered
in.- death because lie helped 'arrest
Sieve Adams and testified agajn-t:
,u ;i iu $t»urf. Bloodhomjds »«re
- ■ ; - • • ,, !. Vs ? '
now on the trail ot the on,et who,
tired the'.bomb,* and the governor,
ha- agreed to offer a large reward
for their apprehension.
Vancouver, B.*0.. Oct. -—Out of
tiOUO Japanese laborers who ar
liveri here recently over 1609 have
crossed*into the state .o' Washing- ,
ton. As large or a Jargi-r perron -i
tag** of the Japanese immigration
to British Columbia has been going.
f ~ ' •
across the liile 1dr the past two
years. „ ? •;
V Idea-go. -—Get. ,2.— President
.'Viiail, of the XelegrApher’s unu>u,
-aysVe will see that all1’ Cotit'ract."1
' “ j
la-tween the union .men ami news
papers as well as brokers, wid be'
k •;it to the letter;.
Seattle,' Oct. *'3JJ*-'The Saratoga
sailed for the north this morning j
with a full cargo and 70 passenger.".
The Jeanie arrived during the!
night from Valdez. -;
New York, Oct. 4—Testimony i
in the Standard Oil case yesterday
' «
showed that the railroads were
forced to buv from Standard vQib
which controls 97 per cent of ,the
tire oil products, and then had to
give rebates to the main company
and all subsidiary concerns.
San Francisco, Oct. 4:—Ueney
will present thfc* arguments in the
l ord bribery case this afterilo’on
and the case will go to tht jury in
the evening.
Boise, Oet. 4—Borah says that
1 he timber laws are infamous, ai
lowing entries to Vie made although
the department knows the appl -
<ants intend to sell, notwithstand
ing their affidavits.
Cairo, 111., Oct. 1—President
Roosevelt in an address delivered
-V.
here last night said that he favored
the admission of New Mexico as a
state, and would aid in securing
ft he passage of the oil i at next
sessiorr.
Antwerp, Oct. S—The steamer
Tagio. ^sailing for Japan, carries
war insurance on her cargo owing
**•*«•- •*
to tire, movement of American war
■■■ • .
ships to the Pacific.
Washington, Ogt. JS—Sec. Met
calf announces that a not lieu war
ship division consistirtg of torpedo
boat dcst rovers ami submarines
wiH he sent to the Pacific immedi
atelv. , • ,
Chicago, Oct. 8 —Flic game to.
'decide the baseball championship
between Chicago and Detroit was
placed yc.-terday, before thous
ands of people. At the clo?-o of the
twelfth inning, the wore was .» to
and ‘time had to he called on ac
count pf darkness Ten thousand
spectators had to he turned away
’froip the grounds.
San Francisco, Oct. 8— Lardy1
'tin- morning a charge of, dynamite
was exploded under an Lllis street ■
• X •
car which was carrying non-unron
men. out no or.c was injured.
\Yasui ngt1 *n. Oct..*S— 1 he f> >ree. of,
immigration officers along the
. British t oiuni'da border i- to he
% 4 -i
tia hlf d ii^th’e endeavor to stop the
Hood o! Asiatic coolies wh » are1
now swarming acro?*s the line.
Chicago, Oct. 8—The grand jury
has'found that g'inibirrs Stave hern ;
hrddng ' he police ollicers and v. ii.li
make ivcomnn mbit ions tiial the
p licemen be discharged. Xoin-j
I dictment-s -rrave be n returned.
Helena, Or?. 8—See. I.oeb an
j nonnees that he v.iii iea\e his posi
lion with the lhe-ident about dan.
1st to. •assume a position as presi
dent, of an eastern corporation.
\\T,-bin-ton, Oct. '-The battle
riiit s eiiroilte to the Pacific will
•arrv a full supply of mines, torpe
; doe- and nuns for the Puillij uies.
| Seattle, O t. 8—Snpt. Hamilton,
|<jf the coii road now bring built
' rotn Kata 11a. say- that in- politi
cian* are the onlv one- wanting
territorial government in Alaska.
He, says that none of oe people
who are developing tie* u*;nto:y
favor the change.
n Fran cisco. t )ct. ^ Fx-Ma\ or
r:(.hnii»z is very ill. He is tailing
rapidly and it is believed that he
xvilt IKh'ttl' be able to b*a \ e his
present pif e <»t confinement in
jail.
Wickersham a Candidate^
%
Seattle, Oct. S—Alaskans here
predict that James* Wickersham
will he, a can lidate for delegate to
the republican convention in oppo*
sition to Tom Cale. It is believed
he will put up a strong tight at
Juneau. Friends of Tom C’aie an
nounce that a petition wild he!
made to the Juneau convention,
i
asking that (»ov. Tloggatt’s name
he kept out of tlie resolution re
garding territorial government.
Baker City, Oct. 1 — Before dving
Sheriff Brown gave a good descrip
tion of the man supposed to have
been his assassin, and said that he
had been followed for months.
Some Believe the killing was done
hv the open .town element.
B use, 0 t. o -Dirrow is dying
from abscess of the brain, induced
l>v overwork during the Haywood
lr;a). An do. ration was performed
hut without success. j
Washington, Oct. S—It is semi*
officially announced that t^e fleet
of battleships will remaiivwn tlit*
Pacific coast only (>0 days ah'^ will
then rellirn to the Atlantic,,n
oil i
Seattle, Oct. 4—J. H. i Cooper
will succeed Pearce, as maj^ager of
the Pacific ('oast steam shift Co.
The change i> temporary. '1
i fi* j
Washington, Oct. »s—It i- bVmi
oflieiallv announced that*-., the
I’nitcd States and (iernianv1 Uro to
r
become close allies, negotiation.' to
e f
that effect have Keen underway for
cjonie time. The report i' st
ened hv the rumor that timdOer
• n . i t t
man tl< i*t is to visir the. At1 a utic
. (t .t ,**4
coast of the l uittd States this tall.
Spokane, Oct. •*>—Ton .ITpidus
who arrived here from (amnia this
morning, were mobbed and *ftVi.ven
. . ,« *
back, narrouvlv t-pcapin^ ,}“iug
killed. 1 M ...
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