CAN KNOCK TEDDY OUT
Sullivan Is Sore At The
President
Washington, May 10—The pres
cient refused the request made U',
John L. Sullivan that an order be
made to liberate his nephew Iron
jail. The nephew, who was a
member of the navy, deserted some
time ago, and is serving out the
balance of his time in prison. Sul
livan told a reporter last evening
that he was pretty sore at the
treatment the president gave him,
and he would like to take a imm 1.
at the chief executive, Ele said he
could put Teddy out in half a
round.
New York, May 10—Through
the confession of the child partic.
pants in the recent insurance elec
tion enormous frauds have been
disclosed. In the Equitable elec
tion hundreds of the anti-adminis
tration votes were not counted at
all. Several arrests have already
been made and more will follow in
a few days.
New York, May 10—Wall Street
has refused to subscribe to the new
issue of bonds wnich Harriman is
attempting to float. Harriman
says that they are trying to make
him a scape goat for the frenzied
financiers.
London, May 10—The premier.'
of the British empire, who
have been trying to fonnulatt
some plan for ihe better unity ot
the empire, have been unable to
reach any argeement and ad
journed yesterday.
Seattle, May 10—Mrs. Riplinger,
wife of the fugitive embezzler of
this city, declares that the missing
money was stolen by the republi
can machine managers and not by
her husband.
Abilene, May 1C—Ex-Senator
Burton, the land thief, says that
he can produce evidence that Roos
evelt has accepted bribes, and offers
to show the documents. It is
thought that the trust enemies of
the president are making Burton a
tool in their scheme for revenge.
Madrid, May 11—The people of
Spain are horrified over the an
nouncement that the queen is
nursing tin* baby born yesterday.
Thousands of protests are being
filed against the practice, which is
without precedent in the history of
the royal family.
Ron e, May 10—'Tom Lawson
visited the Pope yesterday and this
morning the pap. rs all over the
country contain an account of his
experiences, which was telegraphed
hy Lawson to the press syndicates
all over the world.
New York, May 10 — Senator
Platt in an interview yesterday
said that he wished to apologize to
the public for ever lending Ins sup
port in any wav to President
Roosevelt. He claims that Roose
velt only adopted the cry of hon
esty in public oliice when he was
governor and did it then only to
gain support.
San Francisco, May 10—Hun
dvds of counterfeit $5 gold pieces
are in circular,ion along the coast,
it is 1 relieved that the counterfeit
•rs are 'working in Alaska as a
large number have been traced
h ick to people coming from the
Vort h.
Los Angeles, May 10— Jeffries
announces that he lias positive
nowkdge that O’Brien was off
end $10,000 if he would throw the
ight with Burns. Jeffries refuses
-> state who attempted to bribe
the pugilist.
Los Angeles, May 10—If has de
veloped that the fight between
Burns and O’Brien was the most
crooked affair that has been sprung
in the ring for years. Both pugil
ists have confessed that it was all
f amed up between them before
the contest
Washington, May 10—Secretary
Taft is responsible for the state
ment, made last night to Paul
Morion, that President Roosevelt
will never run again for any office.
Washington, May 10—It is ru
mored in official circles that the
Harvester trust will be the next
one of the big coiq orations to be
investigated by the government.
Butte, May 11—A mob composed
of over 1000 people stormed the
jail last night, endeavoring to se
cure and lynch one of the prisoners
who, while trying to break jail.
killed one of the guards. The of
ticers refused to open the doors and
the crowd failed in the attempt to
break them down.
New York. May 11—The pro
ceedings in the Hearst mayoralty
show that he was reallv elected
mayor of New York over McClel
ien, who has held the office and
blocked all attempts to contest his
right to the seat. The court will
require about a month in which to
render a decision.
Atlanta. May 11—Because his
sweetheart fell in love with his
partner, Alex Johnson, of this city
sent a bomb to his girl through
the mail. When she opened the
package the bomb exploded, ser
iously injuring the girl and wreck
ing the house. Johnson has been
arrested.
Butte, May 11 (Noon)—The mob
is still ruling the town, the officers
being helpless. The jail has been
barricaded on the inside, but the
jailers are affuld to use guns to
stand off the crowd, and the mob
may effect an entrance at any mo
ment. The brother of the prisoner
wanted by the mob was caught on
t ie s'reel this morning and killed.
Olympia, May 11—The beauti
ful daughter of John Yontes was
assaulted, outraged and nearly
killed at ten o’clock last night on
>,Iaiu street. There is no clue to
the nerpetraiors of the crime.
Philadelphia, May 11—Prof. Os
ier, who acquired fame recently by
declaring that all aged person?
-diouhi be disposed of ■ >y chloro
>rming them, has come out with a
lecbsration that. only four out of
ill ih«* medicines in common use
ave the slightest curative proper
ties.
New York, May 11—A decision
has been handed down in tin; dis
>arment proceedings against Abe
lummel. sentencing him to serve
a term in prison for unprofessional
conduct as an attorney. Hummel
has been very prominent in the
prosecution of Harrv Thaw. -
Washington. May 1*2—President
Roosevelt is continuing the figln
against Foraker regardless of tin
alters announcement that he will
be good. It is the intention of
Roosevelt to see that Foraker is
i iven from his seat in the U. b'
Senate. Plans are being make for
a hot fight in Ohio, where every
effort will be made to defeat For
akers political plans.
San Francisco, May 11—Two
cars were roil by the strike-break
ers yesterday, although the crowds
along the line stoned the motor
nen and smashed in the car win
dows. The company announces
that regular service will be resumed
today with the assistance of the
police.
Centralia, May 11—A cousin of
Wm. J. Bryan went into voluntary
bankruptcy yesterday, giving lia
bilities of half a million and no
assets. He owes Bryan several
thousand dollars.
Los Angeles, May 11—Jack
Twin Sullivan and Hugo Kelley
fought a draw here tonight. Burns
was referee.
Madrid, May 10—A hoy was
born last night to Queen Victoria.
Mother and son are both well. Vic
toria, who is a direct descendant of
the former English queen, married
the King of Spain last 3rear.
New York, May 11—In order to
facilitate the reconciliation br
tween Tammanv and the McClel
lan forces Murphy has agreed to
resign as the leader of that organi
zation. All differences between
the different factions of the demo
cratic party in I\e\v York will prob
ably be amicably settled.
Seattle, May 11—The investiga
tion of the land frauds in this state
has now started and considerable
anxiety is felt h}T parties implica
ted as to the outcome. It is re
ported that some prominent people
will appear in the cases.
Mexico, May 13—The Tenaris
mine in Velardena province is
afire and over 100 miners are it -
prisioned in tlie shaft, where they
are roasting to death. It is im
possible to lender and assistance
as the flames are coming up the
main shaft. The mine will be
flooded to extinguish the flames, as
all hope of saving any of the
uiners has been abandoned.
New York, May 13—Preside nt
Corev of the steel trust is to In;
married todav to an actress, Mah.-i
Grilman. All episcopal churches
.ave refused »o perform the cert -
mony and Corey will have to be
married by a preacher of some
other denomination.
St. Petersburg. May 13—Thirty
lour men were arrested yesterday
vho were pledged to murder t) •
•zar. They were all to attempt to
ake his life and said that if the
34th man was successsul they
would feel that their lives had been
given in a good cause. It appe. i
from a confession made by one of
he conspirators that more were in
the plot and they are now being
hunted for. Troops of Cossacks
ire now used to break up any
meeting of the strikers.
Washington, May 13—Senator
Foraker denies the statement ma
by the state press that if he secun -
•in endorsement for the senator
ship again he will withdraw from
the race for toe presidency, lb
says he will make a run anyway
even if lie doesn’t get place.
Washington, May 13—Roosevelt
is greatly pleased to hear that the
indorsement of Hughes for l! ■
iresidency has been tabled by tin*
New York committee. He says
that Odell is a political ingrate,
and that Hughes stands no show
‘•f securing the nomination.
Seattle, May 13—H. Eaton and
W. Atwood oi the geological survey,
will sail on the Humboldt for Alas
ka to make a survey of Alaska
coal deposits.
Boise, May 13—The Haywood
jury has not been secured although
all of the eligible residents of town
have been called and excused, or
challanged. This morning a spec
ial venire of 100 farmers was
brought in and it, is thought the
jury can be completed from tins
number.
Washington, May 14—The state
department has wired to Governor
Mead, saying that a request will
be made to the Honduran govern
ment for the extradition of embezz
ler Riplinger as soon as affidavits
of the shortage are received from
Seattle,