The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-23

.suryGToN. March 22.-Unusual IN
Z. s.taehed to the Occur d'Alene in
,.~.s,an today, as the prosecution.
4. rresenting the testimony almost un-
sa.-.rss.ediy for five weeks, closed It's
"A gave way to the defense.
~ steunenberg, OF Idaho, was the
,,sness called IN rebuttal Of the
- made As he took the stand
.ry,ad before him several hundred
.rsphlc dispatches.
- Examination was conducted by }.
r.seev. He read kilograms dated
81 days prior TO The blowing mp of
p,,sksr Hill mill on April p and lead
% to that event.
Apsti % Fred X. Burbridge, OF
puoker Hin mine, telegraphed that
.-raed mob had stopped the Bunker
rsn from working and calling for
..s,ion 10 property interests. He also
!, man kilograms 10 and from the
e. and others, showing the steps
"a maintain order The governor
1890 arbitration Of the differences,
d answer, Burbridge stated there
sothirg 10 arbitrate. and again call
" protection.
.nrll "a the day Of the blowing up
Z. min. steunenberg said lie received
sra m. dispatch from Burbridge
~ that all the miners of Canyon
q mad laid of and were coming To
ssssr 10 menace the Bunker Hill men.
svas accompanied by another request
srot.cilon. At the same time dis
2s,a1s were read from A. l.. Mohler, OF
oregon Railway & Navigation Com
4 fist stating that an armed force
fsken possession OF the railway
~ Al wardner. and then at p. M,
.sne that the rioters had set fire TO
MN. that they had placed dynamite
~ t)s mill and that II would be blown
Ihsrin Young also teleRraphed him
~ wmdner that the mill was blown
Asesving the gravity OF the situation.
Hts Calf for Troops.
Itgp M. the governor said he sent a
kxxssh 10 the president calling for fed
4, Ala. as the idaho troops were absent
Ae phillppines The governor said
y Ma been III prior to the Occur deAisne
Easmsns, and beirg unable 70 60 in
N~rn Ne sent az his representative Bart
n snelair 10 the seat of disorder.
linked Men Tsrresised the Town
h ApriI 81 Sinclair teiegraphcd, urg.
II hat the president be advised 20 rush
knba ffufn the nearest post. He also
k&sapfyed that he had thoroughly In
agassd the need ~ martial law, that
~ administration OF the law was a
~ and amounted to maladmlnistfa'
4. that people we're afraid TO testify
that masked men were proving
em the town terrifying people.
Xfskgfams relating to the arming of
ases TIE making OF arrests, etc., were
nad The governor. on this infor-
MA and from his own knowledge OF af-
W iat SIX years. Including repeated
Hnzes with apparently no effort 20
rssArnd the guilty parties. said he pro-
hsnsa that a state OF insurrectlon and
@liOR existed at the scene OF disturb
K sseunenberg said he cautioned
Hsr not 20 align himself with either
y employers or employees
SAeiair n Henry George Man.
sMhaf had made speeches in New
u iof Henry George. SO that the gov-
~ said be regarded him az qualified
dfe fair consideration 60 the labor
a,isn.
Lent. Enters objection.
>Uesentativr Lcutz objected At this
u the line nf inquiry by Cheney
qaas,leDod the propriety OF having
,sA counsel direct the investigation.
had selected Ienig go direct its side.
fnagn, an attorney for the miners.
rt1sl and the defense was entitled 10
counsel The committee voted to
Nn We question TO stand as the attor-
pNpoandad 10 A. there were fire.
- shiecliops 90 the question, The com
~ agfeed 20 a motion by sut4er that
geYetner be allowed 90 tell his story
y ewn wav without Interruption.
NsasaberR Tells the whole story.
ieanerbofg then related IN detail the
IL taken 10 carry out the protlaun-
Arrests wers made Of the men rea-
N@9tance
severn0s said he took such precau-
- = were possible to look after the
eMts liui TIE conditions - the In
'ssilqn were most unu@inl and at ev.
Niai TIE authorities wen. enhar@
w TIE msuIrectiuaaty element
fseners Made Few Complaints.
unled the barn and the stnciade
- ~ tat prisoners and sought Go
- stnqkade for permanent quarters
-, lie said be- talked with the
~ Nhe told him tbs1 the bread
ilfht mi cycrNthiuN else was All
- ~ chitt cupnta5hrN of $50 state
- hln9 tntl ihc parties who fur
fyAa had hcou vaifed upou by
hs aiai warmed thEf they mus' not
We suNriY A bakery WAS there
~ ssprliea
eteansubcre woe aahod where the
- haN ItN Inception and What
" Wiara fnEaeea in if
@srseettoa lasted for Years.
s@'a that ir bis opinion the mining
W. q Shoshane count, haa hs-ti ~
IL " tuHurrecuog tlRte h3a
49,, grre iIau ot Apfu p hc ssla
tNrke. whore p mectinW uas
NJ, aAt 20 t'r Western Fcdere.