GETS OUT OF ASYLUM
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Terry McGovern Again
Free. May Have
Relapse
New York, April 6—Terry Mc
Govern has-been released frt>m the
insane asylum where he has been
confined tor some time. He was
declared fsane, but the physicians
say that he may have an attack of
insanity again at anv time.
Washington, April 6—Ordcis
have been issued by the depart
ment that hereafter only citizens
may be accepted by the recruiting
stations throughout the country,
for enlistment in the army or
navy.
Seattle, April 6—The Constan
tine case was settled yesterday
when the jury rendered a verdict
of guilty of assault with intent to
do great bodily harm. The penalty
is two years in prison and a fine
of $5000. Constantine has given
notice that he will appeal the case.
New York, April 6—The rela
tives of President Detwiler, of the
Home Telephone company, who is
wanted in Frisco, are now arrang
ing for supplying a bond, and as
soon as the arrangements can be
made he will surrender to the
authorities.
Washington, April 8—Lieut.
Peary has applied for a leave of
absence of two years so that he
may head an exposition to attempt
to reach the North pole. He has
$200,000 to he expended in mak
ing the trip.
vVashington, April 8—Speaker
Cannon and party have returned j
from their trip of inspection of the
Panama canal. The)’ report that
at the present rate of progress the
canal will be completed in 1915.
New’ York, April 8—The appel
late court has sustained the re
port of the commission which ex
amined Harry Thaw, declaring
him to be sane.
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San Fr ancisco, April 8—Fred |
Hilbert, the traveling companion
of Mayor Schmitz in Europe, is be
fore the grand jury today. He is;
said to have heard full details of
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the graft conspiracy from Schmitz,
a son of detective Burnes, whos
trailed the pair over Europe, hav
ing heard Schmitz giving him the i
details. Hilbert has promised He-!
ney that he will disclose all that
was told him by the mayor.
Pittsburg, April 8—Wreckers j
have derailed lour Pennsylvania!
trains within the past month and
last night wrecked another near
Cleveland. No one has been in
jured in any of the accidents. No!
t.
clue can be found to the perpetra
tors of the erimes.
Washington, April 8—An inti
mation has been given out from
the White Ho>use,yrithout mention-1
mg names,., that. senators from
Maryland, .North ayd South Da
kota, Ohio and- Pennsylvania have !
formed a .combination and are
plotting to defeat the policies of the
administration. Roosevelt refuses
to he interviewed re.gflr.ding the;
matter.
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New York, April 8—Tin* "Lenox
Avenue power houfcfe humid to the |
ground last night entailing a loss :
of ovbr #1,(XX),000. All of the Har
lem ears are tied up bv the tire.
Six firemen were caught by falling
walls while fighting the fire and
were buried under the debris.
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Tacoma, April 8—Two thousand j
workmen will meet today, to dis
cuss the matter of a general strike
including ill lines of bus.ness in
Tacoma. They demand that all
shops shall be bldsed to non-union
labor and that the wage scale shall
he changed slightly.
Seattle, April 8—-Governor Hog
gatt, of Alaska, arrived in.this city
yesterday, and will sail north on
the Jefferson Tuesday. W hen
interviewed he stated that the de
feat oi territorial government tor |
Alaska would result in a wail from I
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the politicians of the district, hut
that the measure was dead indefi
nitely. He said that it would cost
at least a million annually which
was prohibitive. He considered
that Alaska had been treated well
in the matter of appropriations by
the federal government.
New York, April S—Thaw made
a statement this morning that he
was confident of being acquitted.
Del mas will place Evelyn 1 daw on
t
the stand again to contradict the
statement made by Hummel that
she had said White did not harm
her in any way during her visits
to his studio
Seattle, April S—The Santa
Clara sailed this afternoon for Val
> v*
de'/ with 120 passengers for this
place and interior points, and a
number of passengers and some
t
lighters for Catalla.
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FAVOR THIRD TERM
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Northern States Favor A
Third Term For
Teddy
Xew York, April 8—'The Herald
has completed a canvass by wire
of the northern states on the ques
tion of Roosevelt serving a third
term and there i& a great prepond
erance of sentiment favoring his
reelect ion *>• *
Washington. Apffr 8—It is
rumored this morning that Secre
tary Root intends to resign soon
from his position. It is said that
he is incensed at the criticism the
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administration is receiving and
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wishes to have nothing more to do
with public affairs. He says that
he advised Roosevelt to make no
reply to Ilarrimans letter,and that
i? the president had followed his
advise things would be in better
shape than thev are. " ■ •
New York, April 0 — Western
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Inion operators all over the
I’tided States are organizing a
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union. They intend to form a
strong organization and demand a
raise in salaries.
Kansas City, April 0—(lovernor
Folk has commuted the sentence
of Aggie M* vers and Frank Hott
rnait to life imprisonment. They
were sentenced to hang for the
murder of Mis Meyers’ Irtishand,
and the commutation of sentence
was decided upon the day before
the hanging was to take place.
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Shin Francisco, April* $ red
Pilbert, chmnwf Mayor S*chmit'z\
told the grand jtiry yestiMlay^tlnjt
he acted as an agent for the mayor
in his graft .schemes* handling
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much of the imince and making
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all of the deal* with outrider*.
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Baltic, April ft— There was a
scene on the tioer trf thcwMtuicil
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last.night when . l’onne»li»»aj> tlill
arrrigned M-i.'or, Moore, a saying
that 1m* wa%;ik>t ,o.;> tit man to hold
such a high, ofliec, mid that he.,
spent most of hi* time gamMiug.
(»lll said that Mix*re wits' a con -
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firmed flVunkard and ’dow' not
'kn6w whiit 'he* is doing half tin*
•time. ' J 1
Washington, April ff—•The ru
mor that Knot mav resign is'gaiii
ing fofee, is* said that if the
oresident idslsT* on Taft running
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for the presidenev Roof will leave
the cabinet. lit; wishes tqjbc the
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presidential candidate in case
Roosevelt do* >* not run.
Wa-liinj 'ion, j>ri 1 i>—President
Roosevelt is urging that Governor
Cummings, of Iowa, he selected as
a running mate for Taft in the
campaign, and it is seini-otheiallv
announced tita? li e president will
use all of It if influence to have
'fyft nominated for the presidency
and Cumndjigj for vice president.
Washing iton,. April it— Politic
inns declare tha: Roosevelt i- urg
ing the democrats who -are in
touch with flic White House to
force the non ination of Brvan.
believing that if they do he will he
gicatlv handicapped I»v his govern
inent ownership shoutings ami
thus Taft will have.a good chance
of winning in opposition to him on
a republican platform. It is stated
positively that the president is not.
considering the third term in the
matter at all
New York. April D In his open
ing address to lie Thaw jury at
torney I Mums ca.-l a spell over all
hearers. He pictured 11 it* necessity
of following the unwritten law, in- '
sidled on the truth of KvelVn
Thaws store and hr inded Hiimmtd
as a perjurer, lie said that the'
downfall of Kvolyn could ’ lad
blamed to the acts of her unnatural
mother.
Den Moines, April 9—Congress
man Hull hit** made an admission
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that Harriman wipsa large con
tributoi to the last presidential
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