Will Call Special Session
Seattle, June 28—It is probable
that an extra session of the legisla
ture will have to be called to pro
tide funds for the Alaska-Yukou
exposition, now that the sale oi
lake shore lands is tied up indefi
nitely.
Jefferson City, June 28—Gover
nor Folk denies the statement re
cently made that he is a candidate
for the presidency. He says that
Bryan and no other is the man
who will be the candidate.
Seattle, June 28Dow Smith, who
took to the woods after killing his
wife and mother-in-law, surren
dered to the police last night, lie
says he is sorry he killed his wife,
but is glad his mother—iu-law is
dead, as she was the cause of the
separation of his wife and hitnseli
Nelson,. B. C., June 28—A large
ledge of ore running $1,000 to the
ton has been discovered in tbe
W ar Faglu mine in British Colum
bia. This mine, which is near
Rossland, has been worked several
years in ordinary pay ore. The
new discovery is at a great depth.
Hong Kong, June 28—An ex*
plosion of dynamite under the
iiong Kong theatre last night
killed five hnudred people and ru
ined the buildind. The dynamite
is believed to have been placed
under the building and fired by
anarchists, although no trace of the
criminals has bten found.
San Francisco, June 28—Inspec
tor Bermingham has suspended
Captain Francke, who was captain
of the Dakota when she was
wrecked. He scores Francke
heavily for his unparelled negli
gence.
Boise, June 28—Bill Esterly tes
tifies that Orchard never consulted
him regarding bombs, as w*as stated
by Orchard in his testimony. Ev
ery effort is being made by the de
fense to impeach the testimony of
Orchard. There are still a num
ber of witnesses to take the stand
in rebuttal
Chicago, June28—Eight publish
ers have been arrested on a com
plaint charging tnem with a crimi
nal combine to raise the price of
Sunday newspapers.
Washington. June 28—President
Roosevelt has appointed Worth
Foster, who was dismissed from
the naval academy for hazing, as
chief engineer of the cable lines in
the Philippines
Chicago, June 28—The United
States court, now sitting here
has issued an attachment for the
arrest of Rockefeller, and will force
him to testify as to the value of
Standard Oil property in order to
determine the amount of tines
which sre to be imposed for rebate
ing.
San Francisco, June 28—Attor
ney Moore, whi1** arguing that the
indictments against (ilass be
quashed, said that Prosecutor
Heenev was a rascal, and Heeney
retorted that Moore was a liar.
But for the interference of Bnrns
the two men would have come to
blows.
New London, June 28—E. H
Harriman and party were arrested
yesterday for infringing on the
YhIc-Harvard bout race course.
The party, which was aboard 11ar
rimun’s yacht Sultana, got within
the lines of the course, and they
were arrested by order of Roose
velt’s uide, Lieut. Ballard, and es
corted to the navy yard by a rev
enue cutte-, where the yacht is
being held. Harrinian is very in*
jdignam over the occurrence, hut
will probably have to pa} a heavy
! tine.
Boise, June 28 Ed. Boyce, ex
presideni of the federation of labot
wlio is on me stand in the Hay
; wood case this morning denies the
! statements made by Orchard, and
| says that he ne'er saw the man
! until he uppeared on the stand m
| tins inai.
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Seattle, Juue 28—Tom Cale,
Alaska* Ueiegale lo congress,
leaves on the Saratoga lor ta.uez
aud Prince \V illiam ouuiid po.ms.
■tie v\m visit all points along me
; coasl beloie tile next session oi run
giess. *
Seattle, June 2if—Commissioner
Ballinger arrived from \V asiiing
loli last night. lie s'.aits mat ne
Will not leave ins place in me lanu
oilice until the aoiinniotraiion pro
gram lias been submitted to con
gress, alter winch ne will resign.
Boise, June 2V—Senator Borah,
in his cross-examination oi is it •
Bsttriy, lorceu min to auuui unit
lie warned Steve Auams to leave
Coiorauo alter me independence
mine was dynamited.
Seattle, June 2«J—llie Saratoga
salted lor V aide/ *aie nisi lugnt.
Siic nad liU passengers auu ner
luti capacity oi irc-igm.
New York, June 28—Harnuian
denies Hie report recently circu
lated lhai he was about to itsign
irom the m.inagt uieiit oi uis v ur.ous
railroad interests. lie says lie
| will remain at the uead of . ..e
properties until his death.
Yakima, June 2y—Congressman
Jones makes a most empuaiic de
nial ot lue report that lie into
promised not to lie a candidate toi
me Culled Stute* senators...p.
San Francisco, June 29—Squire:*
and Burn.- have both made .la- ie
quired weight *or the ftgni mi tia
' first. Belling is heavy, the ados
being len to nine in faxoi <*.
Squires.
Houston, June 29—The insirt c
: tions 10 the jurx in llie trial of
• Lovering xvere verv favorable t.<
the defendant, and there i- v»iy
little douht of his being acquitted.
Washington. June 29 Presnh-ni
Roosevelt has sent seven experts,
to Panama to examine * lie hooks
and affairs of tta* canal commis
jsion. It is rumored that g gantie
fraud- have been perpetrated and
a senad.il is feared by the depart
nient. Secretary Taft say- that
Kngineer (loethal nas not r<Mgm- 1
| as was reported this morning hv
l»y the press.
Washington. June 29 Ihe
slate department has been advised
that the police commissioners of
San Francisco are refusing permits
to Japanese employment bureaus,
ami an investigation will he or
dered in a few days.
Seat!Ip, June 28—Laura Kngland
has started suit agaimt.J. C. Brown
for half a million dollars, which
she claims is due her on her half
iuterest in placer claims at Nome.
Cleveland, June *29—Rockefeller
has skiipcd from his usual haunts
and the marshal is unable to serve
the summons issued by Judge Lan
dis, of Chicago.
Seattle. June *29—The Alaska
Fair commission has decided to in
cur no more indebtedness on fair
work until it is decided from what
source tin* money is to come.
Sinee the shore land funds are ti«»l
lip by the Mdiilvioy su*t there is
some doubt as to whether the
necessary money can he raised.
Chicago, July '2—The Western
Union refused to meet the commit
tee sent by the telegraphers to talk
over the strike situation and a
strike is expected to start in this
city in a few days.
Yakima, July 2—A reward of
$1000 has been offered for th*- re-|
tore of the b »dv <*f Nicol-ii. who i« j
Supposed to have been killed
Screams were heard near the river!
last Saturday evening and buggy ]
tracks were found leading to the
bmk. hut although t' e stream has
hern dragged, no trace of the miss
ing ii an can he found. 0 i- known
that Nicolai received a number of j
threatening fetters and carried a|
rev* Iver at all times for protection
New York. July 2 — William |
Rockefeller has escaped l*eing I
served i»v the officers win* had th.
summon** issued l»v the Chiravo j
court, and lias gone to Kurope.
John Rorkcfellci has not b»*. n lo
eat* d yet.
Seattle. Juh 2—Attorney Frank
Stone, who Inn I ju*' returned from
Juneau, when* h** won twelve cases
l***fore Judg- W i**k**rsha m. was
s'rieketi with h* ar: tailur*, and i**
in a ( rit mi! eondition
Washing on Juh* 2—Pr»***,<tent
Roos velt has apor*«ve<| i he r*enm
niciM I ;i t ion - of 'lu* naval hoar 1 in
creasing the Paeifi* fieri to Hi hat
i |*-->ti H armored cruisers and
one project* d <*rui-er. 1 h« * i* * ir«•
naval pn'icv will hc**luingid. mak
ing tie* Pacific c**a»' ' he hea*h|iiu r
t«* * for th - s'rongest part of the
American navy.
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Havana. July 2—A severe earth
quake was recorded this morning
some distance south of here.
Han Francisco, July 2—Prosecu
tor Honey has a«ked the court to
render a decision as to who is now
mayor of the city. He is greatly
handicapped in his prosecutions hv
Schmitz retaining hts office, and
wishes this point decided.
Washington. Jul 2—The war
department has abandoned the
plan of making a naval base at
Ki-ka island. Alaska, for the rea
son that it would l*» very difficult
to defend it in the event of war
with Japan.
Washington, July 2—A heavy
earthquake, which occurred yester
day afternoon at Kingston. 1200
miles south of this I I'V. was regis
tered at the weather bureau here,
th*' instruments showing consider
abb- vibration.
Boise, .1uIv 2 -The defense in
t tie Haywood case is reading re
|•<»rtof the Pinker.on sides, who
who were also otfieen* of the West
ern federation of Miners, urging
the members to resort to the use of
dynamite to kill enemies of the
federa t ion.
Yakima, July 2 II. K Nicolai,
formerly a resident of Skugwa\.
and now presidi o; of he law and
order league at Sunnyside, ha- dis
appeared, and it is feared that he
lifts I wen murdered. II** has heen
lighting the liquor nun strongly
during the past mouth and some
attribute his disappearance to
t lu in.
Yakima. July 2— Jougr. ssuiau
Jones announces that he is a cam
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