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The Hawaiian star., 1906-01-13
NOTICE

During my absence from the Terri
tory, Mr.. L. c. Ables will act for me
under full Power of Attorney.
(Signed) K. B. PORTER.
Honolulu January 5, 1906
The Hawaiian star., 1906-01-13
p. o. BOX 152.
A. @. MNNTGOMERY.

Queen St. opposite judiciary Building.
Estimates given at lowest current
rates for steel and iron fencing, curb
ing or coping for cemetery or private
grounds. Monuments OF every descrip-
tion.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-01-13

Fine Job Printing, Star once.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-02
NOTICE oE ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that in ac- cordance with Act S1, Session Laws of Arizona, 1903, and Chapter i. Ses- sion Laws of Arizona. 1905, and pur- suant to resolution of the Common Council of the City of Bisbee passed and adopted at a meeting of said Council held op the Sth day of No vember, 1906, in which 1t was recited that said Common Council did deem the granting of that certain franchise "An Ordinance granting the Interna- tional Gas & Light Company, a Cor poration, existing under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. their success sors and assigns, franchise to main tain an electric light and power sys- tenn, build pole lines and conduits along and under the public streets, highways and alleys of the City of Bisbee, Territory of Arizona" benefi- cial for such municipal corporation, and did thereby order the same to be filed among the records of said city. and did thereby also order special election. that notice of a special elec- ton to be held in the City of Bisbee Is hereby given, and that at said cleo ton there will be submitted to the qualified voters of said municipal cor poration, the City of Bisbee, the Ques- ton as to whether said franchise shall be granted or not to the International Gas & Light Company. corporation, it's successors and assigns.
 Notice is further given that sad election will be held in said city on the i2th day of December, 1906, be- tween the hours of o'clock in the morning and 6 o'clock in the evening of said day. and that the polling places for each ward shall be as foi- lows:
 First ward-Office of Justice of the Peace c. A. Mcdonald.
 Second Ward-Office of Justice of the Peace Owen E. Murphy.
 Third Ward-Palace Undertaking Parlor Johnson Block.
 C. W. HICKS,
 City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-02
sNoNoRA BONANZA MINING co.

To All Stockholders:
 At the Stockholders meeting on Wednesday. December the 5th, at Ma co. shall present an agreement duly signed by finacially responsible party on behalf of leading Michigan Capital ists for option on control of Sonora Bonanza stock for ninety days at one dollar per share.
 Please be prepared 70 then act i'm mediately on behalf of the Stock you represent.
 Very Truly Yours,
 w. M. BARKER.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-02

PLENTY TURKEYS, alive or dressed fdr Thanksgiving and Christma& can be had by addressing Mrs. Childress, Don Luis.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-02
NOTICE

There will be no Sunday School ;n the Lowell Chapel Sunday on ac- count of the day school having been closed as a result of the sco'leI fever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
GUILTY OR VICTIMS
\ OF a PLOT? WHICH?
Trial in Idaho Of Meyer, Haywood and Petit
bone, Western Miners Federation Officials,
Charged With the Murder of Ex-Gov
Steunenberg, Will be Memorable.

6Note jacob WHldeek the we'll
known correspondent. than whom
there Is no more reliable In the
country. has been ia Idaho for
some time investigating for thin
usWnpa per all the circumstances be
fore aud aiaee the murder Of e.
Governor EteuH.uberR. for which
three high officials If the Western
Federation Of Labor have been arr
rested. Mr. Waideek inquired into
both sides Of the now famous ease.
and In five articles. Of which the
following h the first. he wiil present
the facts aud the situation truth
fully and impaftihliy just az be
found them.
The trial Of Meyer. Haywood aud
rettihons begins within a fortnight
and the story Of Correspondent
Waldeek IL not only timely. but sill
he found instructive Ia the news
paper reader Who expects to follow
the news dispatches Of the trial
Edffar=f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
HUSBAND BEATS
W|FE'S FRIEND
Judge Gordon Tacity Supports Right to Trounce
Man He Suspects Of Attempting to Break UP
His Home.

Frank Marshall pleaded guilty In
the police court yesterday afternoon
20 a charge Of assault and battery
a. The outcome Of a whipping
which be inflicted upon Vincent
ienaHiak aud Vas released by Judge
Gordon MarshaifH defense Was that
he found Mrs. Marshall in iEnaaiak's
company and promptly Administered
a beating.
Yes. and I would do the same
thing under the same elFeum-
stances. he added.
Judge Gnrsion's only statement re-
FsHainE the case was the explana-
ton that there would not be any
fine Imposed at this time You are
discharged. he said to Marshall
Secured a Judgment.
Marshall recently secured a judy
msnt for t1.do0 aealnat Tony Sim
leh. proprietor II a saloon NJ 81
First ay. south by Nfault on a
charge Of having a1ienated Mrs
Marahalrs affections When the
case Waa called IN the superior court
Slmlrh failed To appear.
1Rnaalak IL a bartender I'm the en-
plav q simich LAST week he
started for the prosecuting attof-
ney'H office 70 have a warrant
sworn cut fer tie arrest Of Marshall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
PRINTERS ARE vorlso.

The annual election Of the TYPO.
graphical union. both local and Va
tcrnatioual. Is taking place today
members ~ the local branch voting
At the Labor Temple for the Seattle
officers and for officers Of the In.
tefnafioual union The only contest
locally II over the delegate 20 the
international convention. which will
be held this year at Colorado
springs Rush q FaIef aud X NJ
MCCULLOUGH. both popular In the
Union, are candidates II @ Camp
bell Is the only nominee for preal
dent. y II Mitchell for vice presl
dent. A II Blaine for secretary.
treasurer and Gofdan A Rleo Cor
recorder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

acres 20 the share iina Of the lake
and forever relieving the iaw lands
# tho southern end OF the lake ~
their annual suhmeraion
The halldln9 Of the canal will
give sea connection TO the t7h miles
u shore line On Lake Washington.
and viii open un - practical use
thousands 81 acres Of property
adapted to factory aitos
MeAsrs Moore and McGfaw have
40 doubt Of their ability % secure
the necessary permission either d.
recfiy from the var department or
BY congressional action They also
expect that only 4 few DAYS viii
be necessary TO fulfil their mission
II waa ~ first intended that Mr.
MeGfae should SO 80 Washington
alone. but at the request OF the
chamber of commerce Mr. Moore
viii accompany him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

plty an his trusted employee and had
allowed him 10 retain his position.
paNipk back a part Of each month";
wages towards making hla shortage
seea. Davis IL said 10 have started
gambling again. however. and the
alleged seeana robbery Il What the
police present IS a logieal oateome
II trying 10 beat he game.
Davis hsa hesn married only IL
months. and i uow living with HIS
wife III furnished rooma II Isl asth
Az. Ills previous confession. which
II nov ta the hands Of Detective Al.
ans. Is aa follows
Seattle. Wash. Dec. q lsos
Nj Ralph u. Niehals. pear str I
have 4 sad confession e. make t.
.eu HoF the pasE tWa maaths |
have frequently been gambling Al
faro cut a. GeaFKeEa~h with mausy
the Present tine arm aNe4 Ias8 short
In ny aeeoants l fully Fsallas what
this means "a ynu. and 70 myself.
and stand ready o. take the eanass
ausneea. whatever Yau decide they
shall be
The books have net been altered
Fl any NAY. aHA ali the items have
heea reNulHHlg entered The 1oafiaK
- The eash hoas simply aaaea that
there should he GA hand lei TIRE safe
something between taka ard tsss
more than II actually there. and this
deficit = thr amount have taken
aud iaaf
/ hate no excuse Ia offer faf my
self bat vii say at thlH time that
uaF~ 81 thls money aaH taken wlth
tue Intention If stealing It InHG
what ! had e ms uWn ard hartaw 81
Frvu the cash drawer iu uhe hopes
thsf I Wtkht attn and replace III
again / kept NHtGtaz lH deeper rad
deeper Until the &mauuf Of mF
shortage IL aa above stated I'll mad
wanted % take the HsaHsY Wgth the
lnteHtlua ur stealing could easily
haze taken several hundred dollars
more ard Skipped ths eauntrY
| VII be ~ the ufgies susne time
thta aftrfupaH. ard Yuu ean Do With
ne a. ws = taa. after We have fats
81 ths matter over Anything Nill
be better than what l have nd %
- through wfth Ter the naHt III
weeks ! vii 49, thiA much. that II
given a ehanse I vii Nagk my fInxz
ef# q The bore 70 Hsake god thEa
anHauut but that IS the only NaT III
whaeh | can make Il god. a. tie
ntan#Y has been iaNf and fhHse l. no
way IN uhteh | can uay e naek q
Faa except - beAuN given chance
"a esnrk Il cut 81 n tbs fret time
that I have ever taken HHHh = step a.
this. and II given 3 fair show think
| can rake god gsIau#d1
J n. DAVIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
CHARGES ARE FILED
AGAINST SULLIVAN
CLAIMS Il IS
A CONSP Tracy

eotFAx. Nay is Claiming mat
her ARREST al sentence 70 the re.
form sehnal IL conspiracy ~ hes
relatives 70 prevent her from mar.
Tying tuH man ~ her choice. Mary
miller. aged II. left last eight fer
EhehAlIs Ia the charge 81 = guard.
she l. bitter against heH sister Airs.
" = Hoath Nham she unig speaks
Il 80 Atn y. r size IL ls3yiikf
in appearances and sau tha aYtupa
thY af those IA the cnuft taum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

ehafd route. viii offer one % the
steamers Of his company for the
use 81 the pieBiekers. an excursion
viii - run . firemerton and Plea~
ant beach. and the committee.
uhlle making q local affair Of the
occasion. will invite Tacoma and
Portland traffic men and families
70 Join ia the celebration
a parade all b. one 81 the lead.
Ing features. and this will be head.
81 bY a brass band. which ulll also
be In attendance At the gathering
the entire daY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
MOORE AND M'GRAW
GO To WASHINGTON

sszsss A Moore and John II Ne
9fzs lsase Seattle tomorrow night
" Waahiagion 20 secure from the
ssesssl government permission 10
Aies King euwltY AMI fha city of
s<sssle 70 exezad ls8a go upon the
azl14.==s Or the Lake Washington
anAi
Tier vill ash permission % place
\ sAs moth % Salmon BAY a lock
~ tsst IN length. With e feet IN
ne clear. Such a lock will accom-.
estate ali vessels coming 10 thla
PIT Ntzh the exception 0f the Mn.
aasosa aad the Dakota. q the Great
kaFskern line
Viii Lever lake.
ne canal vfIl ~ dug 70 a depth
! & least q feet. and will lower
~ waters az Lake Washington SIX
y Nvsa feet, adding thousands Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
ARMY AND NAVY
SUPPRESS IDEAS

BALTIMORE. MAJ re leslie NJ
ehaw. secretary uf the treasury.
talked peaalmistIealiy to the grad
yates Of the school for instruction
in the revenue cutter service here
yesterday. lie aald
In one branch OF the government
service won't say whieh-f a
man haa good idea they court.
martial him. After he has sup
pressed IDEAS for two or three years
-- more ideas suggest themselves
and be becomes a figafehead. The
army and navy have lots % such
Weu such employment takes the
native capacity out Of a boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
DANIELS rs PROMOTED.

when the Excelsior sails for the
westward June I she will be in
Command q Capt. James Daniels,
Who has been promoted Captain
Daniels has been with the North.
western Steamship company since
1901 aud has worked M 20 the 20.
sltiou nov given him by hard ef
forts lie started With the com.
pany as third mate and for tho past
season has been pilot on the steam.
CT Santa Ana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
TRAFFIC AGENTS
PLAN APICNIC

Ihis afternoon the city traffic
Isnfs VII hold a meeting aud
a'Aks complete arrangements for
e picnic 90 be given June p
a1sert inEsFsali will be the chair
aaa 81 The picnic committee and
40 attend - The musical arrange
seats Frank " Parker viii have
taaFse q the Rroanda. J Y Magic
- = appointed 70 look after the
Asssaef Arrangement 4 TtnRliug
III have charge - tho entertain.
49, fof the ladies'. and Paul
taenpson all BE- appointed a com
Hisiee q provide ne luncheon
A ne meeting tits afternoon.
fAak Kennedy. d the Port Or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
| 4. Davis Is Charged With Taking Cash From
Ralph D. Nichols Detectives Find Confession
Of Previous Embellishments in the Safe.--
Mas Repaying Employer for Money Lost
Playing Faro at Georgetown.

LII confessed emheaslef to the
80 q t6fs. new charged With
ssssrs rahael Ms smffafet a see.
- ,sne J. II naYls asea =. book =
- Az Ralrh Il SIeheis. a realty
s.e.ss n ths HALEY halldiuEs Ms
.heea aaaef arrest lais nesninE b.
ssseessvps Adams and eeFhet'.
-. eallee aeeusa Davis ~ having
,,.s.a spen ths cash drawer IN the
49,. safe On SUNDAY evening and
Mssss ahssreetsd iis1t1
Fsns csnsessien in safe.
raasf the authority ct a search
..,.ans r,stsefIxts Adams aud cur
- ,esa, searched the safe. and in
ssaeagtnaeut found a alEned com
s.zsea gren Davis. dated beremhsr
- ~high - iafafmsd his employ
al A. Vas short lu his accounts
sssween tssu AL issk Mr. Nlchels
- ros informed the police ef thta
ssnsva.son. and itn discovery was
sasss accidental
psssstises 81 Case.
bstFsssse A =
e tns sAss s. -
anE'nasAasss -.
sssFVN
ass4 g ~ 80 - ~ -
sENwsF - sssasss = - p !
s*ea sfatsseA VI -
rs iea's1 ~
6ANef @aasa sIsts9 go
~ nfls sesesz1 ~ ne. m =
~ Nvskas. A -
- = - -, - - Mt
- e*.n asua sawn SUNDAY even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
KNIGHTS eLEeT OFFICERS.

With the usual pomp. a big pa.
rada aud a victory for the Seattle
rnlfofm rank In the competitive
DRIFT the 23rd convention of The
grand lodKe Knights Of fgthias,
opened tn this city yesterday To.
dsY the officers we're elected Tor the
coming year. and tomorrow the con
veutHou all adjourn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
ropoeRApagas co soarn.

On the Santa Ana sailing tonight
there all be Il unlfnd States tnpo
KrauheFu. in charge II Thomas Ter
dine. who vtii 30 80 the head oE
Cook Inlet for = aeaAaa = wufk on
the interior Thia party utIl make
eomniete maps % the Interior
which viii BE submitted 10 Wash.
lngtaa. u G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

apoetor IN this city. had not reesiy.
81 ans detailed report Of the reeaN'
cry this forenoon. hut was waiting
foe Instructions from Tacoma.
Three men are under suspicion. aud
they have been watched since laas
week. when the tip MAS given al tho
hmnsElefa' Last attempt at running
a shipment into Tacoma The ssih
ufe Of the launch Amp Was the first
step taken hy the local authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
MRS. W. S. STONE Dad.

Mrs ". s stone. a resident Of
BLACK Diamond. AGED 50. died AT the
family home In that place this
morning Of old age The deceased
VAS a mother Of Or y. Stone. also
a resident Of BLACK Diamond Don.
ney Watson company has charge Of
the remains. pending funeral ar.
rAnKemnuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
lAIL B00kkcEPER
FOR R0BBIMC SAFE
PART OF OPIUM
CACHE IS FOUND

Two hundred and sixty pounds
Of the 600 pound opium cache made
on the hank Of the fuyallup river
By EanE Of smusgiefa we're dts.
covered late yesterday afternoon By
John aud Guataf Mitchell The
theory Of the local customs inspect.
aFH that the cache was made Seems
now Ia have been correct
Frank LOTUS. chief customs IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
PANIC IN
HOSPITAL

NEW YORK. MAY i6 Fire
uhIrh started In the planning mill
81 Iassth Doll 4 sons. on 3nth st.,
festarsias afternoon caused a panic
in n@llxvae hospital and neiKhbof.
ing tenement houses. but the fright
ensa people aud hospital patients
werr eaimed before anyone Vas "a.
taffe Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
7 ANK
IS ATTIRE

JERSEY CITY. y. J. May IL
The top 20 the oil tank 81 tbs
standard oil company blew eff this
afternoon and r. stIsi blazing
The explosion isffed the whole
city ard the excited people thought
an earthquake had taken place
Ths oil In the adjoining tanks Il be-
ing araMn or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
NEW LINE
BY 10 OF

WINNIPEG. Nay 10 James J.
It'll announced here yesterday that
b. intended 10 hasn a through Tins
completed from Winnipeg % the
coast b. thu time the Grand Trunk
paeIfic had reached this eitY. which
means h. the fail 81 lsa1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
ELLIOTT CONES TONIGHT.

President Howard Elliott. Of the
Northern Pacific railway. and hts
party vii reach Seattle tonight
about midnight. according 20 tntaf.
nation given out frum the Northern
Pacific local aupefintrudeut'a office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
Cos. Hin, $4,000

arrived. on the steamer aackinaw
this forenoon for Gaihraith. bacon
& to. from san Francisco This Is
one OF the largest shipments reeely.
I'd in the city for months The Mac.
kinaw arrived ~ II O'Clock and
went to the uiser wharf to dis.
eAAFAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
YUKON IS OPEN.

Although We have received ~
word. nald Traffic Manager RoE
afa. Of the White Pass & Yukon
this morning. I do not doubt but
that the Yukon river is now open
rom Hootaiinqua To below naw
aau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
CONNECT WITH TIE
LOCAL EXCHANGE

Pascal Howard. construction en-.
eineer for the Automatic Telephone
company. II in Seattle today Mr.
Howard saws that automatic switch
boards are being put IN al BellinF-
ham. Tacoma. Walla Waila and
Spokane. and that these exchanges
will aeon be connected with the In.
dependent exchange in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
Ro0rRs IN sTArTIE.

J II Rogora. traffic manager Of
the White Pass & Yukon route, ar.
rived in the city this morning and
IN an interview stated that this
seasons business. from present in.
dieatlous. point 10 n greater year
than last. which was 20 per cent
greater than 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

Organized lnbof and organized
capital. ct lenst af this section Of
the country. viii be on trial
Both slides have gone TO the limit
in ingenuity and expense Ia prepar-
ms for the trial Every corner Of
the mining regions il being ran
sacked for evidence Tire careers
aud associations Of the leading fig
urss are being thoroughly lnxeatI-
gated.
The power Of the state and the
system uf the mine owners are ar
rafed against the resources 81 the
federation
Few issues ia this country have
aroused such intense and wide
spread public interest Much OF this
il perfectly natural. and some has
been encouraged - parliaans Il the
ennfenHGHu interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

9Walaeck's second article. Ia be
published tomorrow. viii tell OF the
RuHsian-like haraships endured by
Meyer, Haywood and psttihons IN
the prisons Of Idaho. -- EaItoH1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
TURNS DOWN TAINTED
MONEY.

NORTHAMPTON. Mass. ,
May rs Beeaaae the college
truatuea have accepted gifts
from John y Rockefeller anil
Andres Carnegie. MARY =
nlrd. for r. 2uarM an instructor I
In the astronomical depart ,
ment 81 smith college. today ,
rendered her resignation Mics I
bird SAYS that she will pre- I
pare a formal atatsmant uf heF ,
position tn he read e the com I
meneemeat exercises In June I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
nv JACOB WALpEcK.

BOISE Idaho. May ie=it is clear
enough now. II there ever Vas
doubt. that the trial Of Meyer Hay
wood and pettibone. q the Western
Federation Of Miners. on the charge
Of numbering former Governor
Frank steaHenhefK viii be one q
the most memorable tn the history
If the country IL Influence all
be national
The outcome. II Justice Il done all
concerned. wiil prove that three
leaders in a great labor organization
are guilty Of plotting IN cold blood
assassination foul as ever parpe-
tfated or that they are the victims.
because Of being labor leaders. Of a
conspiracy wicked and dangerous az
has ever been eantfiysd against
American citizens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
FLOODS IN
SOUTHEAST
MANY HOUSES Are DESTROY.
co AND LIVES LOST FOLLOW .
ING HEAVY RAINFALL.

EnfcR. Okla. Nay ia stern,
swept ever Greer county thia after
HoaH aentfe9tnE az farm houses.
killing Ufa~ womah. fatally lnlufien
rts persons aad slightly hurting fIxe
atha9A
The dead Mrs ! n Maskaa
fatally injured ]. n Hasknm. \ !.
Nlnsa Mrs a. ! Vines
Nans barns wefs demolished. ansi
thFrn families saved fhsiF ilsva b
taking refuge In eYrtuae cellars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

befs 81 men see In the KIDNAPPING of
the prisoners from Colorado tfor 10
vas virtually KIDNAPPING. whether or
not # Waa within the form 81 iaw1.
case af arailroadlnR to the gal
lows because the prisoners are
union men and socialists Their
suanleioH Is based too. ON the char
meter u the evidence. 80 far as Il
hHa been made public. and the fact
that if has been gathered through
the agency Of the mine owners. thu
bitter foes Of the federation.
Guilt Of Prisoners.
On the other side no opportunity
is lost to impress on the public
mind. IN advance Of trial. eonvlc-
ton Of the absolute guilt af the
prisoners TIE charge 81 au Inner
circle iu the miners federation TO
give the members graft and great
power and by terrorism 70 swell the
influence uf the organization has
been published everywhere. Tha
killings that have marked the war
fafe between the miners and mIna
owners during more than 4 dazen
years are charged against this Sc
eret inner circle and the prison.
efs are declared 10 be the CONTROLS
Ing power Ii the circle They ara
elaased with the Molly MaRulTea.s
Wha we're destroyed largely through
the work Of the PlHkeftan detective
Wh1 has a leading part IN securing
the evidence tn thu present case.
The statement Is made and emnha-
sized that evidence held IN reserve
hy the state viii not only convict
the prisoners. but vii cause a pro-
found shock throughout the ooun-
Try.
Public Sentiment.
so there's trial BY public seni-
ment while the plans for the other
trial are going forward.
There iA a colony Of private de-
teefiges quartered Ia tbis city. They
make frequent trips 70 the mines in
this state. Utah and Colorado. on
trips that promise - produce evil
denee. Attorneys for the defense
have been Swallowed daY and night
on their trips through these states.
Il Il barely possible. too. that they
are keeping tab on their opponents.
The sleutha are IN many guises.
The trial Of Meyer. Hays cod and
pefilboue viii begin 81 Caldwell.
unless there should be q change 81
VENUE. about June /. II may be a
foW days before or q few DAYS after
that date. They are held in tho
county iail IN this city. Orchard aud
Adams. the Two prisoners who have
made confessions and vii be used
aa Witnesses BY the state. are at thu
state penitentiary. which Is also in
this city.