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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26
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the city 1850 for each day It ap-
puared
The next time Mr. Pains attfaes
ton comes TO Seattle Il will prob
ably be compelled 10 do two things.
Stop taking money under false
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And
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Excursion 70 Olympia August 81.
Round trip. sio1. Leave from Gal
braith'a dock at . a. m. Str. Multi
nomah. .s
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Notwithstanding the expose Of the
Pain oompany's misleading adver-
flsements regarding Ia attractions.
in which members OF different fra
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MOBILE. Ala. Aug. 2e.-Theo-
dore shonta's yacht was burned At
Carrabelle. Fla The destruction vas
complete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-26

Tonight-Masonic and Shrin- I
; ers' NighL-tExtraet from Sat I
; urday advertisement OF Fan Of ,
PompelLl ,
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CAIRO. Aug. 20 Tho new
quarantine regulations barring this
city against the world went into II
fest today. Traffic In practically
dead.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
BRAVE GIRL SAVES TRAIN.
Prevents A. Passenger Train from Run.
ming Into a Landslide.

Ashevlllc. y g., May THE pres.
'nce OF mind and qUckness of ac, .un
OF Mary Gibson, a lG.y,ar-oid SIR. i.y.
ing near Mud Cut. or Black moua.
tain, probably saved the lives OF many
PERSONS. and much valuable property
tor the Southern Railway company
Tuesday, when she avcrtrd the ail.n.,
certain wr,Ci.ug OF passengtvGrsin
running down the mountain. buuaG
tas'
Just after passing through the tuu.
ne! close 20 Mud Cut Engineer G.
W Brown heard the repor, Of a tot
pedO. Acting On the signal. he at
once began TO slow down. and looking
out, observed young CIR! standing
10y the track, vigorously waving a red
cloth. he quickly applied the brake,
and brought his train 10 staOdstil.
within 10 feet OF the obstruction.
As the engineer and passengers
quickly Jumped 10 the ground thc girl
approached and mOdcslly told hrrI
story Of how the landslide had uc.
CURED and her fear that the trainl
would run into IL is not warned A.,
She talked the passengers aud tra.ul
crew gathered about her aud heartily
thanked her for her bravery and pre-.
cucc of mind.
A collection was quickly taken upl
and the child was made the recipIeu. |
OF Qu.,, a handsome purse.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.
VIII Be the Feat Of q New Motor Car
just Invented.

Ch.cJso, May e H. Hartman
has approved a plan Tor an ocean Ia
ocean tour of the new gasoline motor.
.ust bnishcd and tIfucd over tp the
Union Pacific railroad Il IA the in
teniInu TO operate the car from Oma
ha Go Portland. ore. exhibit Il y tcW
days 81 he Lewis aud Clark eNIosit.o on
ana thence run 10 san Francisco over
The sparta route Firm there u
~II 1u Co. 10, Angeles aud from thcr
80 Nrs Orleans aud thence To- Chlca
40 va ST Louis
NLrn the car reaches Chicago n W.
ua.r a fi'cd and hauling power run
irfm ths c'U 90 Milwaukee and o.,
turn AFTER this thr motor pro0ali,
va Jc taken to New lork Wa puua
- lnt rom there back tu Omaha.
The r.Ctoy IN capable Of hauling Al
l'art one heavy passenger car over
mpdtfl'' Eradrs The machine IL
prup, lhd snur,ly by EAsn,luc. there
bring no electric motor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05

and eaten breakfast With her sister.
Mrs.. J. Morgan saith. She seemed
in q cheerful frame Of mind aud vas
ready ~ go 10 tlr court room some
time before she Vas called tot
The session 90 .ly COuu Nas opened
az Il. 30 O'ciock ana ten minutes later
Recorder Con b'slH his charge to the
jury.
Practically eN'fy seat Ia the body Of
the cont roOn' sd been spoken Tor
In advance ana .cemrd ~ II ever
favored ole used le privilege accord
ed a. there 49,. hardly an inch az
room ,o spare iOr before the prisoner
came n and too. ser seat beside her
cOunscd la b,g alinE his charge 81
the jury Record, ,,esn said IN part.
"This case has nlthlng eItraOfdlnafy
10 u. ~ far as he testimony EO,-f
tao peft0ns mot DOksn Of during Oh,
entire proce-d the Decreased. r|
man by the Bsu. of YOUNG. racrI
track man. hal 90 defendant "a nse
with him a. his stress TIE MAJ e.
death. beca1pe ui the personality 81
this man Youhg aHd nothing IN 70 tsI
excite yOaf pa-ti Uns 90 Jour pgell
dlees. He Eas a mere gambler. =
race track man Therefore JOa sh0a's
b. able 10 CONSIDER tAe facts calmly
Without prelude. iad passion
There IA 40 Ar ae.Al 0spkrfe fof
yOu 30 b. eHir,.I of distracted by
NOu mnsl deco the circumsianc..s
Wlih0ut a1y taa rht al ne ATM
sphere. calmly a. vita q qairi mini [
on oOufss. E't men. you ma, Hoi
thihk that bsea4., Il IN hunsbls f-rs
tiDn % tbs syH.aa yoa shDald ~ |
give hsF TIE SAL Consideration - o. |
she oceuplsd a.rs sHAitsd pIsi.,pa |
IN society WtatsvsT hsf p.oaii 90 !
ths u entGiel e. a sane ssEal rtFhfa /
a. M mai pot eat and MA csn
tpirugus O. '-e ~ a fsaaonah.s /
sDubs On iha .. on 81 rri8snrs. 4
thls ioa1s m4f = tkfssa bt0 lfs /
ha.anrs 81 IN safans A dans,f 4
hes 10 ~ frs.aF ~ eDaase.. vEfk 4
uiE ki lsks Jor 4iEa o. ts~ dire
issas. Yoa asosG thla eaarf-
The rscoft-r -eribtd tas TOO O.
ffsea ~ msfat- "a msasiaurhtsf BE-
~ taf anG b. 80 assFss1 shfa
ss ski4 h. ssp SID b. tAs r-qats'
- sAaFEs So ssht b. eaaas@. -
pc aBpiieaa.s ia - fsas
Wksa a. FaHernoo 1afy isn "a .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
GEORGIA KNIGHTS IN SESSION.
Knights Of Columbus Elect New on.
cen Cor the Ensuing Year.

Atlanta. May g-The Georgia
KNIGHT. o. Columbus hoid their anna.
Al state coaventiou In the ball of the
local knights IN the Healey building
corner Peach;rse and Marietta street.
TUESDAY morning OHleers Wrge leci.
Cd foF the crta.ng year. and delegates
90 pc uaiiutai oonsontlon veFs also
cb0ssu.
The oncrrs elected vere ~ follows
Victor } Dor. 81 AurustH. state dep
uty. n Sehusers 81 AngustA. state
socr,iary Jamrs GiHespis. ~ Atlanta.
state treasurer J. ~ Thomas. e.
Savaansh. STATE sdvocaie. NJ Far
rctt. 81 SavaHnsb. uais SAsder. sne
nv q \ Iacfsos. % Alfalfa. stKts
ehap'ain-
The Haf.onai e0nvsnii0z Ill meet
IN L0s Anrf.es, ca. 90 ibf hrsl Afon
cay Ia Jsne
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
RIOTING CONTINUES
IN WARSAW RUSSIA
Printers Strike aud Newspapers
Do Not Appear.
eossAcks DrsPERsEs CROWDS
Police ssrssAuts Are killed by Rlet.
srS--sftustlOn 10 Critical and There
10 Grave Apprehension a. to Tee
Outcome.
Outcome.

Warsaw, Russian Poland. May a.
and Killed a police sergSaut Ou Hosea
street NJ y o'clock this morning
murderer escaped Il Ia feared that
other disorders will follow in the
course uf the afternoon.
Public nervousness IL marked ana
there Is grave apprehension AZ to the
outcome Ot the concentrations ana
preparations which arr expected after
The conclusions of the masses nov
being celebrated IN tho churches Ia
COMMEMORATE ~ the anniversary 90
the proclamation uf The Polish con
situation In 1871 There are maay
soldiers In the streets.
Tho printers struck today aud tao
afternoon newspapers viii not appeal
A large crowd ul students And uthcts
assembled during 90" afternoon In tho
neighhorhOod at the did house ones
occupied by the Polish Patriot kulin
skL prominent ngura IN the frvolu
ton ~ 1894, aud attempted 70 start a
d'monst taiiOn but they Wotc dlaprrsed
by Cussacbs
Thirty cOrpsts 0f victims ~ Mon.
day'S shooting we're removed la ave
vans ut . o'Ciuch this morning from
The police station to which they Wcru
taken on Monday Co uudno cemetery
90 49, to avoid hostile demon siratt0ns
Police and so.di,rs eloaed the streets
around DE uation duhng The rcmov
81 aud arrested several luitcrrra.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
oEsgRrsR BURIED WITH HoNoss
First Case on Record Of Such Proceed.
urt IN ReaIlAr Army.

New YORK, MAY i.-Under peculiar
circumstances a deserter from the reg
ular army vii be buried today wit,
military houors ON Governors island.
II Is to be- the hrst case OF the Nm
on the army records.
A handsome yOuug follow enlisted
March { at the recruiting station IN
Newark, y, J.. he gave his name 10
Michael Broad aud appeared to the
recruiting officer like some OF the
Young men who occasionally enlist TO
bury their troubles
Two hour, attcr enlist.ng he die
appeared aud did not return until sun.
day afternoon tie VAS then sent To
Castle William, Governors Island. nm.
der charge at dessert ton, aud thcru be-
committed suicide.
Colou', Sm.th of the Eighth In
antry In command ut ,ae garrison.
ordered that he bc buried With mil
tary honor, nldlag lu,uhcat Iun In the
fact that broad Was only awa!tlnE
trial, and Mas not a military convict
by verdict at cuurlmarJal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
ACTRESS FATE IN
HANDS OF THE JURY
Nan Patterson's Case Given to
The Jurymsn.
JUDGE eoFE's CHARGE TO JURY
This Famous Trial Is Nearing lie End
The Floradora Girl Has Seen SUB.
Jeeted to the Most Trying Ordeal
Three TiNes.

New York. May T. Nan Patterson
lett her ce,. IN the Tom, tor the court
oi general sessions tualy to witness
the ,ast scenes OF her sd. On a charge
OF killing "a, sar YOuI Assistant D,s
trict Attorney Rand had finished bis
argument As prosecute Yesterday and
the defense had air, Iuy spoken it,
fina, word ouly the charge of Record
CT Con 10 the jury ..malned before
the case went 10 the say for a verdict
Warden Wlnn, OF &C. Tombs prison,
said today that she va, wonderfully
composed glri.
The wardens statement Was made
after Miss Patterson had risen early
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05

ESsh. PrusEia MAY tThs Krupps
Immense o0niHnts partly Tor the ~
Hrranasmeut ~ he Osrmas artillery
aha partly f0F kassiAH. JApaasss Hhd
1ufAish orders have required lhs eom.
pany 10 isersass ne nambsr Of uOrk
men from abogi 1890 10 more osAh
5000 The insshaeishey Of dwsliiags
so ~ men has compelled The manAws.
neat 10 erect Temporary barracks fsr
theiF accommodation
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
southsrn su,a.on, rI,et oman.

Chattanooga STAY I Al the ssssloi
today Of The association ~ surgeons 81
the Southern Railway DR. Thomas a.
sait"rNhito 10 Louisville. Ky. Nab
elected president OF the assOclailon
Dr. J. " Mitchell, Of ~. Vernon. lil
NaA elected hrSt Nloe president. Df
Il j Noble. Of SelmeT. y G.. second
vice president, Dr " Ray. ~
Woodstock Ala. SAs elected Ia sue
coed himself a. secretary and tfcaTuf
or Dr " 6 Tlay, Of DanVllc. Va
wss elected = member of the executive
committee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05

ceeded on its stormy route. While
driving a wagon loaded with coal from
the Edwin F. Daniels Coal company
al Franklin and Madison streets today
Joseph Scott, q nonunion negro tenn.
Ster was shot In the right shoulder.
Chief Of Police O'NeIll declared to.
day that ne was steadily increasing his
force aud tht he believed he would
be able to cope with the situation. He
said that 1900 policemen were on
strike duty today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
CANNOT RECOVER MONEY.
Woman Who Paid 4b Cents Duty on
spoon Can't De RspAld.

spoon Cart De Repaid.
Nou iofk. May lit has been on
ciAllJ determined By the board 0l
United States genrAi appraisers that
Mlas Man N 0oodWia. ~ Boston can.
noi focuv0r ihc Gum ~ O. csnts "a.
acted ~ duty by tho collector of Gus.
i"His ~ IanEDf Ne. on q souvenir
spoon ~ American manufacture rutura
cd frum Newfoundland
Aias Goodwin had testified that she
bought Ih" spOoa IN Boston ahd ssut a
to a relative lb ~. Johns Il did
not mHich sOtue 0Jhsr articles and wa
returned f0f exchange The Bangor
eolI-ciof bvId h np and mulctsd Miss
tssodwIa for o. csA,s. and that lady A.
once appealed IA the general hoard ln
timaiiaG thar che needed the mccoy
mors than ala the government q
- poasibls shs Oil carry The case a.
the federal circuit court Tbs liuEs
iioH has aiready cosi the Revsrnment
several hundred dollars
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
Heirs settle Ole F,sh,.

New NOrs MAY Z After ingsrinE
10 tho 'aroua courts sItsndihs vyyr a
period ~ tseniy years the s0hs II the
late HcnTy Bufden % Troy. y. 4. De-
tsnior u a horse ShOo machine and
other dsticss form which BE- ammass.
Cd a fortune. reported a. have Get
ted their differences By compFotnlss.
Ihs plant ., Troy alone 10 vaiasd o.
10000 600 AMI pFoBsbiy more thAu
800 90 10 olunssd fees and court
charges have bees sIisnsed Ia the
nEht amonK fhs hsin
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN TEXAS.
Woman Refused Mans Attentions and
Ia KILLED.

For, Worth. Tex. May Mrs. An
ME S'oner better known as Mrs Al
ME Brown. vas shot and almos, tn
staut,y Killed by Fred Street. Stree,
al once turned the weapon upon him
SELF and fired, death ensuing In les
second,
IN, tragedy resulted. % Ia said. from
Mrs. S.oncrs refusal TO permit Street
10 pay her attentions street dr,s
p.s,u and pointed 10 at the woman.
Simu,,s ,ously With the firing Of tn
shot. Nj. Stofier screamed Street
hastily pointed the pistol Squarely over
his hear, and fred
The dead woman vas a daughter %;
the late Jim Brown. the horseman.
who vas Killed a. the Garfield Pa
race track. near Chicago. ia October.
1892. A brother OF the dead woman
was GayIaud Brown. Who vas also a
horesmau. and who vas kii!cd by q
locomotive several years ago There
Is still another brother. ~ BrOsn.
who nov has a string 81 horses.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05

JarssnviIls. "a AsY Hsnry
Guy carlsi0h. -. acted playwright.
has BEEN s,nek~E sitn PARALYSIS a.
ne bone VI = fisna it this city while
10 atisfk = ~ oOasldsfsd dAhssfOss
Mr. Ca'.rtOn Il quIts o. iiis pbYsl
clHE states here are slfona hsDss fss
kis r-cyssfJ TIE aii4ek was bfoas
as9a' bg ne afasSas ials0gs ~ thr
plAywriEht SD la b~sH preparing .
P.ay iklt alter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
police ssra,an, kIIlsd ., Lod..

lndH, Russian Poland. May 81 0ur
mrA thIs morning shot aud Killed q
police sergeant aud several Wounded
a detective Who tried To arrest them.
several arrests occurred IN tha
slrreta during the night The mill.
tary hrcd on u crusd kllIlhR four pet,
sons aud sounding several Others.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05

Nvw f0ft Aay The sSeeutlvs
eomnfis- - ,bs Anisricaa bwaksrs'
as@oelsfioo 81 = nlsetinE hsie 10 tkis
e,;y ia1sF essifsd utoa waskinEioa.
o. e. as Tao p.aee foF hai1iar ~
HsEt shssi sssFseti0s q tie asao
eissisn. The sosvsostou via b. ksls
asrf OsfassA. sst re exaei dsfa kas
40 pc b@es aeeisea upaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05

olsawoOd sDrinEs. csio, Ma A.
Tss pfrsidest's parry dld cot heat -.
az TIE Faias vhiek have fallen f0r
tES dAys have turned 70 ust snew as4
ths hustsfs are fsaaiAisE eIoss 20 tn
eamR ThsS sefs unahis 70 msks
tbs esei divide teaag and mar SOW
MoFk eirveslg seruss q 0aFeeld efs~s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05

Bristo,. Va MAJ . --Fsfe a. Joks
son CITY. rvnn. asstroy~d propsry
valned o. fiso -. is@ssasns wGi ~.
- "a. IL ,oss ADosH sulslnKs
Destroyed ar 90 cnfisfist ehassl
cs,y Nafio4a. haHA CsrEAirs EHlsry.
weah Bro4 a Wu' an suvcT's stare.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05

curt room they dld not 20 To lunch
eon. but went directly to the jury room
10 begin deliberations
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-05
STRIKE BREAKERS
ANXIOUS TO LEAVE
Imported Nngrots Want to Gre:
Away From Chicago.
LEADER or NoNUNlsrs is HURT

Exciting Scenes Enacted in the chiea.
90 Strike Riots OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Issued BY Federal Court for ViolatOrs
Of injunction.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Terrible Blizzard In Alaska.

VANCOUVER. B. c., Jan. 26.-The
worst blizzard ever known in the
Klondike region ragged last Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. This news was
brought down today by the steamer
Dolphin from Skagwsy. Not only
was the weather bitterly cold, but the
snowfall is Unprecedented. The gale
swept the upper Yukon a. far down a.
Dawson. and also took in the Tanana
and Copper River valleys. All trails
are impossible and the snow is drifted
in many places to depth of 20 feet.
Miners and prospectors are said to
be suffering untold ardshlps, and ad.
vices from the interior are to the ef-
feet that there Is fear that some men
will die Of cold and starv alton. Ten
days ago party started from Fair.
banks to Valdez, and another from
Fairbanks to Dawson. It is feared
that both of these have been lost. Re.
lief parties have been sent out from
Dawson. and every effort will be made
to locate the missing men. The win.
ter trail is not long one, and the
men who have come over it since these
parties started out say that not a yes.
tige OF life was seen by them.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Mr.. Bryan Tells MIR. Parker.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-A political
conference lasting three hours has
been held here between VIM. j. Bry an
and Alton B. Parker. It is said by
the Herald that Mr.. Bryan made his
views quite plain and expressed the
belief that the west and south must
have the dominate voice N the man.
ayencnt of the democratic national
interests.
He predicte that within. a few Yeas
there vii be great internal changes
il both party organizations and men
who now call themselves democrats
will come out openly as republicans,
while professed republicans will de-
clare themselves democrats: that the
new strength for the democratic party
will come from the western, while the
republicans will appear in the eastern
states and that the "trust question"
will overshadow everything else in
the next campaign. There was no
discussion OF any financial questions.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Want Pay for Lost Time.

CHICAGO, Jan. PA new strike
weapon has been brought into play
by the Custom Cutters Local union
No q, which has made demands on II
wholesale tailoring establishments for
wages lost during the walkout which
has been in progress against the firms
since November 10. The claims were
on the ground that the employers
broke contracts with their men.
In the Custom Cutters union are
200 members, $50 of whom were EN-.
ployed by the II firms up to the
time the strike was declared. Their
claims based on an average weekly
salary of $23 would amount to $56, $50.
Members Of several of the firms upon
whom the strikers served notices said
they would ignore the demands.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Japan's War Preparations

LONDON, Jan. p The Daily Tele-
graphs Toxic CORE, ,pondent says tha at
Japan is making enormous war prepa.
rations. Besides mediately laying
down battleship of 1900 tons at
Yokusuka and the contemplated build
ing in Japan of a II 2,OOO.tOn cruiser,
large additions to her torpedo aud
submarine tiotillas and two cruisers
have already been started at kure.
All future ships will be heavily armed.
The fifth army is being organized
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
storm Causes Much suffering.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-New York
tonight is recovering from the effects
of the storm which e:fectually put a
stop to trat1lc and tied up some lines of
business. Although the day was Bit
ter cold, $1,000 men were sent out to
remove the snow from the leading
thoroughfares. Cars are running on
many of the principal lines, the rail.
roads are sending out trains, ferry.
boats are running on schedule, and
milk, coal and fuel supplies have be-
gun to reach the city. Over $50 show
elers were treated at hospitals for
frost bites.
While nothing ike full reports from
all sections OF the city have been
received, it is known that at least
eight deaths had resulted directly
from the abnormal weather. All OF
these victims were persons who fell in
the street benumbed by the cold and
exhaustion.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

NoTE.-Avoidb baking powdersmadef from
alum. They look like pure powders,
and may raise the cake, but alum
is q poison and no one can eat food
mixed with it without injury to health.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
RevOlutiOnists Lack Leadership.

SM. PETERSBURG, Jan. 27.--1t is
learned today that nearly half of those
wounded in Sundays massacre have
since died in hospitals. The total
dead now exceed 700. The official
messenger this morning asserts that
the strikers in the city returned to
work in considerable numbers yester-
day.
Troops were further Withdrawn this
morning. This is in line with Cen
eral Trepotf's policy to give the city
q normal appearance in order to have
a quiet effect on the minds of the
strikers. The absence of resolute
leaders and a powerful incentive o1
hunger is having Il telling effect upon
the more ignorant workmen. The in
telligent classes are, however, de.
termined to continue the fight for lib.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Defends senator SnOOt.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Attorney
Van Cott opened his argument for the
defense in the Smoot inquiry this
morning. He stated that his defense
would be along the lines of uon-inter.
ference of the church in temporal af-
fairs and particularly in politics.
Attorney Van Cott called attention
to the fact that until 1890 the Mormons
for many years were excluded from
politics. They naturally were demo.
crats, but when they realized their
best interests could be benefited by
protection, there followed a revolu.
tion Of feeling.
He reviewed at length the GrOth
constitution, showing that freedom in
their religious belief was carefully
safegu arded at every stage. "Sena.
tor Reed Smo0t,' he said, sis not
charged with holding religious be.
lief: he has never received a revela.
talon, but is TO be punished for some.
thing he may commit in the future"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Report On Labor Trouble.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-President
Roosevelt sent to the senate today the
report of Carroll D. Wright, commits
sioner of labor, on the strike trouble
IN Colorado. The report is volumip-
ous and gives an entire history Of the
labor troubles 10 that state, together
with all the correspondence that has
passed between the president with the
department OF justice, the department
OF commerce and labor, and Governor
Peabody Of Colorado; also partial re-
ports made by Commissioner Wright
and pamphlets by various parties con.
nected with the strike.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Impeachment Proceedings Commenced

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Through
his counsel, consisting of former
United States Senators Anthony Hig-
gins and John NJ. Ihurston, Judge
Swayne today appeared in the senate
to make answer to the summons In
connection with the impe achment pro.
ceedings against him as Judge of the
United States for the northern district
of Florida. They obtained week 5
time to make complete response. and
the time for the beginning of the real
trial was fixed at February 10. The
number of members OF the house were
present n the senate chamber.