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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-02-22
Land Wanted.

Several of my farmer friends from the
east have written me for land near Mi
not. Call on me il you have any for sale
and if your prices are right we can do
business. F. 3. Lambert,
LeSueur Blk. Minot, N. d.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-02-22
Basket Social.

A basket social will be given in
the opera house next Tuesday
evening, February ~. Under the
auspices of the Zion Lutheran
church. Good program. An in
vitation is extended to all.
Have you been betrayed by premises
Of quacks, swallowed pills and bottled
medicine without results except dam
aged stomach? To those we offer Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents.
w. 4. HAWLEY
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-19
GIRL MARKED FOR LIFE.

NEW YORK, Sept 1S.-So enamored of navy life that she had herself tat tooed on the body and both arms, with a view towards posing as aboy and en- listing in the service, Madaline Alt man, 15 years old, was witness today in the Tombs police court against three professional tattooers. The complainant was the Children's Socie- ty. Magistrate Cornell held the de- fendants in s10o bail for trial for vio- lation of the penal code which makes it a misdemeanor ito endanger the life, health or morals of a minor child"
 Madaline said she lived with her par ents in Brooklyn up to three weeks ago, when she ran away. Her father is a prosperous produce merchant. An agent of the society found Madeline on the Bowery in company with a couple of "jackies" from the Mayfiow- CT, President Roosevelt's yacht, and
 took her into custody as a wayward child.
 She was tattooed frightfully, accord ing to the officers of the society. On
 her arem was the large figure of a
 sailor in full uniform, holding a United States flag, with a red heart above
 his head. The other arm was wrap ped nbandages because the tattooing
 had not healed. On her breast was the reproduction of war ship and a huge American Eagle.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-19
CHURCH FUNDS TRANSFERRED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S.-The f- nance committee of the trustees of the general assembly of the Presbyter- ian church in America, which is head ed by Francis B. Reeves of Chicago, today transferred securities amount ing to nearly s1 ,000, 900 from the vaults
 of the Real Estate and Trust company.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-19
SHANNON TAKES OVER COPPER
 BELLE
Famous Cleeson Property Nsw Under Management of the Big Boston & Clifton Con- cern.
lSpecial to Reyiew.l

TOMBSTONE, Sept 1S.IInterests representing the shannon Coppec Co.,, of Boston, Mass, and Clifton. Arizona, yesterday assumed control of the Cop per Belle Mining Co.,, with property at Gleeson, in Cochise County. The deal was consummated after several months of negotiating which eliminated last week in a visit to the property by President Palmer and General Man. ager Bennie when the final negctia- flons were closed. The advent into Iha Gleeson district by the Shannon company will have beneficial effect on this district which for some time has been practically in idleness owing to litigation.
 Martin Costello, of Tombstone, holds a mortgage on the property for debt and has already filed suit to foreclose on the property. The trial of the case was 10 have come up before the com ing term of court at Tombstone, but it is HOW thought that the Shannon com pany will assume all liabilities and thus pus an end to the litigation
 Just what amount figured in the deal has not been asceHained as Presi- dent Palmer and Mir. Bennie are still at Gleeson. With them is Attorney pesey. of New York, legal representa- liye of the shannon Copper Company whose presence with the party which passed through here last Saturday lends strength to the rumor now going the rounds that the property has changed hands. It is known that Pal rler and .Bennie took charge of the property on Monday and that radical changes are being planned in regard so .te management
 Tie Copper Belle mine has been worked extensively in years past and at one time was among the big silver producers of Cochise county The faith in ;he intrinsic worth of The plpperty and he tenacity displayed by John Gleeson, it's discoyerer and pril- ciple owner. has been about all that residents of the old camp have had to sustain them in remaining with the camp.
 |, has been rumored from time to tine for the past three or four years that certain negotiations were pending which would determine the wealth Of the Copper Belle ground. but for some reason or other these deals have never come to 2 focus.
 Just what the plans are by which the shannon intend to develop their property have not yet been learned, but it is assured that they will go about the management of the property with vim that has characterized their operations in the northern part of the Territory. and if ore exists in sufficient quantities to make the mine a paying proposition the shannon peo pie will demonstrate the fact.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-19
MEX. P|LFERER CAUGHT RED
 HANDED
Took Advantage of Celebration to Burglarize-Held at Point of Gun for Police-captor Arrested Also.
Especial to Review.1

CANANEA. Sept. 1S.-Screaming al the top of her voice. Mrs. E. Sands. wife of company prospector. rushed from her house yesterday at noon de claring that a man mad robbed the house. So incoherent was she, how ever, that the man was allowed good start before the chase was taken, be- ing found in an empty box. Sands held the man, who gave his name as Pedro Conchas, until the arrival of the Mexican police officials who took him to jail.
 According to the story told by Mrs. Sands she had been visiting out in the city, and on returning to the house she found that a screen door on the was standing wide open.
 Pushing in she found Mexican in the act of shouidering heavy bundle of clothing and miscellaneous articles he had gathered from two trunks and the bureau drawers which were stand. ing open. She at once advanced to attack the man but he running sud denly pushed her down and rushed from the house and down the street
 A nasty search of the house revealed the fact that pocketbook, which had been in the tray of one of the trunks, was missing. It is said to have con. tained $50.
 Had Mrs. Sands not arrived so op- portunely it is very probable that the man would have walked from the house with his large bundle entirely unobserved.
 MT. Sands came up about at this time having been teiephoned that his residence was broken into and held the man at point of rife until the police came. The officers seeing the rife arrested Sands on the spot. He has permit for carrying a revolver and rife and was therefore liberated in few moments after arriving at the jail. It is probable that long term of imprisonment awaits the would be burglar as there is no doubt of his guilty and even his ingenuity could not explain his presence in the box al although he denied having had any. thing to do with the robbery.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-19
MoRRocANS TERRoRIzE
 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

TANGIER, Sept. 1s.-Cherif Tael- ainein with 250 men today entered Casa Blanca, pillaged the French iron works and pursued tine Europeans through the streets, wounding several of them. After terrorizing the town for two hours Taelainein was induced by the governor to leave, the gover. nor having been reluctantly forced to act by the foreign consuls' indignant protest.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-19

No more packing records may be broken this fall, but with the opening of the football season a good many bones will be.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-19

When man jumps at conclusions he doesn't always light where he ex- pected to.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
cnARLA MEMglA.

Gran parte de Ia opinion pdblica, cree
ciertamente que habra reformas en- el
pals.
La actitud de este en- los iltimos item
pos ha sido sin dada proyechosfsima Han
trabaiado los puertorTiquefios poT las liber-
tades derechos de su TERRA en- forIna con-
sistente, de modo que 81 esfuerzo alcanz6
resultanciaa practicas, de momento, haeien-
do que nuestros problemas despertasen
gran interes en- la opinion pdblica de Nor
te America
A POGO que el pals, situdrase en- tai es-
fera que su voz de todos modos fuera ofda
por eli pueblo y el gobierno de los Eatados
Unidos; pareci6 verse como Ia insidia ad
quirfa vuelo, como s6rdida intriga dis
tendiase como repulsivo cT6talo en- los So
tanos de menguada polftica.
Y NADIA pudo la intriga. NADIA podra
iam6s ese andraio Ese andrajo, propio
para colgar tan solo de slmas viles La
intriga podra hacer como 81 alacrdn. Sc
le pisa, Sc retuerce. Perfectamonte. En-
tonees Sc lie aplasta.
La verdad estd por encima de toda in
triga. No importan las bajezas y las arte-
rias de aqueIla, cuando Sc puede levantar
la frente sin tenor s. NADIA.
Un hombre, por mas modesto que pa
rezca, 81 tiene conciencia de que sus actos
amds fueron innobles, y de que proeedi6
siempre sin faIacias sin humillantes do
bleces; podr6 dar en- eualquiera OCCASION,
el puntapi6 de su desd6n q toda intriga.
S6pase La verdad 10 puede todo,
polque 10 esclarece todo Asf, pues, Puer-
to Rico, que ha tenido que veneer no po-
cas- intrigas, y que con la digna actitud en-
que su pueblo, dando de lado con yiejas
discordias, supo colocarse, reafrmo sus
aspiraciones; puede esperar, compr6ndese
que espere confiado en- que Sc implanten
reformas benefciosas su progreso y su
bienestar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
Original prOCedimientO eduCativO.

Alexandra Miquis, en- un artfculo humo
rfstico publicado en- Ell semanario madrile-
no ''Nuevo Mundo," ha puesto de mani
fiesto un originalfsimo procedimiento edu-
cativo adoptado recientemente por Ell po-
pular diario neoyorkino ''The World, :"
uno de los mas importantes que Sc publ
can en- la gran metr6poi americana.
Sc refiere el procedimiento en- question,
q lograr que los americanos del Norte,
perfectamente distrafdos, por 10 visto, en-
cuanto Sc relaciona con las leyes de galan-
terra con las damas, cedan q 6stas un
asiento en- los tranvfas, cuando por haber
llegado tarde Sc y6an priyados de 81 en- el
yehfculo; y para tai efecto, THE World"
envfa diariameDte la hora de mayor
aglomeraci6n en- el trafco ferrocarrilero
urbano, una varias de sus redactoras
las lfneas mas frecuentadas, el primer
caballero que las cede su puesto recibe q
cambio de su ineza un cheque de 10 do
liars psgadero la vista en- las ofcinas
del peri6dico.
Claro esta que ell recurso instructive es-
ia produciendo maravillosos resultados,
puesto que va son pocos los viajeros que
permanecen sentados en- los tranvfas 4 la
vista de una sefiora en- pie que puede ser
la portadora del cheque, signo fduciario
de los dipz machacantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
Ia C0SEGEA
DE CAFE.
Animallse los pFeciOs ] buenOs me-
gOCiOS Sc efeeiuan.
EspaFsss que 4 construction Do eaRlnes
sea uilIIslRI.

n n
Noticlas de las Keglenes eafeteTaA de Ia
isla aseguran que los dnenoB de fncas de-
dicadas ese inportante product0 Sc ha-
llan mas animados con los precios que Sc
presentan en- las tranaacciones hechaa para
Ia adquisicion del grano en- cascara.
Una importante casa de comercio de es-
ia Capital ha realizado grandes operacio-
mes de compra de cafe en- Ia region de
Gales y Morovis, = m precio de 9103 Ell
quintal, de cafe en- cdscara, ha regido en-
algunos casos en- dichas operaciones.
Por los distritos de la parte Oeste de la
isIa tambi6n son buenos Ios precios y segu-
ramente la cosecha sera abundante y dc
un rendimiento capaz para equilibrar en-
parte las perdidaa anteriores.
Una gran ventaia obtendran, sin duda
alguna, los cosecheros de cafe de las altu-
ras de la isla con la rapida construction
de las Was de communication eE proyecto,
pues la diferencia en- 81 costo del envio del
fruto al litoraI de la isla donde Sc embar-
ca, dar6 una buena ganancia q los agri-
cultores, que hoy pagan precics excesivos
de trasporte.
Vencidos, y para clio no hay que des-
magyar un momento, los obstaculos que Sc
presentan al rico producto puertorriqueio,
tanto en- las intrcducciones que Sc han ira
tado de haeer de similares, aurque inferio-
rfsimos cafes, como las de otra fndole con
que atn lucha, acknowledgements alcanzard
el puesto importaute que por sus buenas
condolences y calidad merece, uno de los
mas ricos ramos de nuestra riqueza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
EI teniente SGhettini, de B2yamOn,
fus qnien ca apturO a MaFcelinO
Marquee.
El ornate del pueblo va ganandO muchO,
{ De nNestro corregponsaL. J

Mario 28.-Marcelino Marquee, senten-
ciado por 10 corte municipal de Carolina &
dos amos de prisi6n y pr6fugo de aquella
cdrcel, era 81 terror de los vecinos de jun
cos, San Lorenzo, Rio Piedras Quay
nabo.
Fu6 capturado Ell dia % por 81 teniente
Schettini, comandante de esta demareaci6n,
servicio valiosfsimo, que pone de relieve
una vez mas las buenas dotes policiaeas del
sefior Schettiny que en- el cuerpo de la po-
licfa insular es uno de los ofciales mas
activos
No hubo hoy session eD nuestro ayun-
tamiento por no haber asuntos de que
tratar.
-Estdn pr6ximos concluirse los traba-
jos de la prolongaci6n de la Gale Betan-
ces, cuya calIe serd una de las mejores del
pueblo.
--Continda la pintura de las casas de
esta ciudad. Conclude este trabaio, el
ornate ganara mucho.
Sc me suplica que lame la atenci6n &
los sefores propietarios de fncas urbanas
sobre la ordenanza n1mero 40, de este
concejo municipal, fecha 26 de enero, 1905
-ampli&ndo la ordenanza No. 484-que
trata sobre las casas que no tienen canaIi-
zaci6n para recojer las aguas pluviales
que caen sobre las aceras.
La policfa Sc encargara de hacerla
cumDliT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
NOTICIAS
EkTRANJERAIS.
Las HlELGAS EN- Ia ARGENTINA.
q 'LIgR0 aLANe00 EA BERLIN.

Dicen de San Petersburgo El Gar ha
obsequiado recientemente los cosacos en-
Palacio. Witte, en- una entrevista dIo
que Russia se rejuvenecera despues de eata
crisis.
Buenos Aires, Argentina. Los jefes de
las organizaciones de obreros dicen que Ell
estado de sitio ha sido cortado que su
prolongaci6n hubiera causado una huelga
general. En- la reunion de los aeredores
del banco de la provincia de Buenos Al
res, el Ministro de Hacienda declare que
Ell Gobierno provisional asumirfa las deu-
das del banco propuso cancelar Ia deuda,
Ianzando los bonos al por ciento al inte-
res de uno medic por ciento annual. Es-
Ia propuesta fu6 aceptada por Ia gran
mayorfa
Berlin. .-El "Libro Blanco" Sc compo-
ne de 26 documentos J 40 pSginas. La
mayor parte de ESQ relata la actividad de
los ministries aleman y frances en- Marrue-
cos demuestra hasta donde intervino
DeIcass6 en- eI convenio de Madrid. Al
gunos documentos de caracter mas delica-
do Sc publicRran solamente en- case de que
la discretion alemana sea NAL interpreta-
da.
Rio Janeiro, Brasil.-El Ministro del
Interior, Zabra, ha sido nombrado Repre-
sentante del Brasil en- Ia Conferences de
Paz que Sc celebrara en- la Haya. Varios
banqueros americanos otros capitalistas
estan visitando el Estado de Parana,
acompanados por el Gobernador
Constantinopla, Turqufa.-Se comenta
mucho la no acostumbrada cordialidad de
los telegramas del Sultan y del Kaiser.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
ROYAL DANISH CONSULATE PONCE,
PUERTO RICO.

A National Committee has been formed
with the patriotic purpose Of erecting
statue of His late Majesty King Christian
TX in Copenhagen, and commemorative
monument to both King Christian and the
late Queen Louise in the Cathedral of
Roakilde. It is the aim of the Committee
that these monuments be an expression of
the feelings of veneration of the enUire Da-
nish people including those residing in
forcing countries. In consequence thereof,
/ hereby invite all Danish subjects residing
in the Island Of Puerto Rico to contribute
with whatever small amount they may
wish. Subscription lists will be fouad at
this Consulate and at the Vice-C Consulates
at San Juan, Mayagdez, Humacao and
Vieques.
CARLOS ARMSTRONG,
Royal Danish Consul.
Ponce, P. R., March 1905.
15v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
PATENTES MUNICIPALES.

Inf6rmase que tratan de imponerse Gre
cidas patentes al comercio industrias de
la ciudad para Ell pr6ximo presupuesto del
Ayuntamiento de San Juan.
En- el sentido de estudiar la forma Y
cantidades de tai impuesto tratase de cele-
brar una reunion por varios sefores indus
triales comerciantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30

no pueden cooperar mucho la fertilidad
de Ia TERRA, desde que este es con exceso
question fisica. Hay condolences de te-
rreno, como 81 tamano, confguraCi5n y
distrribuci6n de partfculas, a las que di-
rectamente afectan el aire y el aqua.
La distribution de esas particulas puede
muy bien disponerla su gusto el labra-
dor"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
POR La CASA De REFUGIOS.


Damas y caballeros de Cayey que han
contribuido para la casa de refugios de
nifIos desamparados de San Juan:
Josefa M. viuda de alfonso, 81, Estrella
L viuda de Planellas SO, Josefa M. de
Martinez 80, Cecilia G. de Baldrich 81,
Lucia Llera viuda de Gaudier 81, Tula
p. de Planillas 81, Gloria c. de B-net
so centavoa, Paula Lopez de Colon so
centavos, Francisco Vega de Rodriguez
80, Francisco Fernandez 81, Venancio
Vega so centavos. Total So.
Esta suma ha sido enviada por conduc-
to de Ia sefiora del doctor del Vale AtiIes.
Vice Presidenta de Ia Junta de Damas de
Ia casa de Refugio quien regres6 aver de
dicho pueblo donde fuera de paseo.
--Perdida de apetito, no tener ganas le
conner, debilidad, Aojera, ideas tristes y
melancolia desaparecen en- pocos dias con
81 vino Cerebrina Ulrici
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
PrOmuIgaciOn de IN deCretO en- Es-
paiIa.

Madrid, Mario 1O.-La "Gaceta" ha
publicado hoy un decreto que declara
quedar restablecida la ley de derechos de
Importation de trigos y harinas extranje-
ras
Como varias casas de Importation ex-
portaci6n en- todo el pals Sc habfan cerra-
do desde que dicha ley habfa sido reforma-
da, hoy al quedar restablecida, estando
va en- vigor, en- virtud de aquel dtcreto, Sc
abriran nuevamente, ofreciendo Ia pobla-
ci6n de todo Ell RENO, mayores garantfas
para 81 abastecimiento de dirhos granos.
La clase pobre ha visto en- el restableci-
miento de la expresada ley, un medic se-
guro para remediar la escasez de subsisten-
cias, de que tan frecuentemente ha tenido
que lamentarse.
Por su parte los duefios de casas impor-
tadoras esperan hoy que Ell comercio pro
gresar6, y llegard no muy tarde IN ad-
mirable forecimiento.
Ell expresado decreto ha sido ia pro-
mulgadoy comunicado 4 todas las provin-
cias del Reino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
los diSturhiOS de China.
LO que diCen de LOndreS.

Londree, Marzo.-Los fltimos despa-
chos recibidos del Extreme Oriente, con-
frman la creencia de que los disturbios
ocurridos en- Pekin y en- el norte de China,
son mas bien contra la actual dinastfa que
contra los extranjeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30

-Reina gran animation para Ia fun
ci6n que Sc llevara efecto mafana en-
Ell teatrodel "Parque Borinquen" q bene-
fcio de Ia casa de refugios para nifios de-
amparados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30

Sc encuentra en- esta Ciudad don vi
cente Balbas, que instalara su residencia
aquf.
Sc informa que ell vapor correo de los
Estados Unidos, que Sc esperaba aver en-
San Juan, sali6 de New York con 18 ho-
ras de retraso eausa de una gran niebla.
Ell Comercio de San Juan cerraIa en-
la noche del sabado pr6ximo fin de faci-
litar la concurreneia de sus empleados &
la flnci6n que Sc efectuar6 en- el Parque.
~ Seg6n nuestros cablegramas, publi-
cados Fecientemente, en- la discussion final
de este asunto, fue que Francia derroto q
Alemania.
Los comentarios del colega rem6ntanse &
hechos de fecha anterior, cuando los temo-
res de la conhagraci0n europea, domina-
ban en- las cancillerias eurOpeas, creyen-
dose aquella inminente.
~ Los cahlegramas de nuestro servicio
directo de Nueva York, publicados ell dia
27 de los corrientes, Eottcian que Ia solu-
ci6n ha sido harmonica, al menos aparen-
tenente, pues FranciR, apoyada por otras
potencias, salio avante en- sus proposicio-
mes, y Alemania, segdn los mencfonados
despachos, viose Obligada ceder, aceptan-
do aquellas propostciones.
N. de Ia R.
En- esta imprenta sa Yande papel de Pc.
- e Ga M
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
En- La Correspondence

Sc hace toda clase de ira
bajo de Tipograffa, q una 9 mas
tintas. Sc imprimen facturas y
circulares con tinta de eopiar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30

La OLIVER tiene solo
quinientas piezas y desempe-
ma con mas perfection ell ira
bajo que Sc hace en- oualquie-
ra de las mdquinas cuyo nj
nero de pleas varia de MIL
QUINIENTAS d TRES MIL.
La <Oliyers hace el ma
ximo de trabajos con el mi
nimo de mecanismo.
SENCILLEZ.
DURACION
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30

En- esta imprenta % Yende pRpel de pe-
Ti6dico vieio ( $500 quintal.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-21
VOTE TAKEN TODAY
 ON PURE FOOD BILL
It Will be Preceded by Votes on Nu-
 merous Amendments

Washington, Feb. 2c--The senate listened fer three or four hours to Ray to a discvssion of the details or the pure food bill A number Of minor amendment $ were suggested. bur un- der the Gsr-em n- to Vo:e en all amendments tomorrow none of them CouId he acted Cn today
 Mir. Rayner presented by request a reply from the Bait more x Ohio rIu- road company to the charge or dis-I inn - ination gainst it by the Red Rock Fuel company of West Virginia The communication was signed b- Nite- President Bond. who Ee-l1r=d that there had been no diScriminatiCu- that the Red Rock company was Jreatei 1s were all others an5 that 70 met it's requirements was impossible for ! cS Of equipment
 The senate adjourned a few mn tes after o'clock. out or respect t1 Jh 70 memory of the late Repress sn-ative Castor of Pennsylvania.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-21
COLLECTION
 OF SUSPECTS
In the Steunenberg Mur-
 der Case
The Press to be Given the Confession of Orchard When the Last One is Gathered in.

Boise, Idaho, Feb. 2O.-It mas been arranged that Mover, Haywood Petit bone and Steve Adams held here on the charge of murdering former Governor Frank Steunenberg, shall be taken to Caldwell tomorrow morning and given a preliminary hearing. A special grand jury is to be called in to be in eaGiness 10 meet any emergency such as habeas corpus proceedings, etc. Steve Adams was arrested at Haines, Ore, yesterday He was in Caldwell just before the murder and was seen with Orchard walking the railway track in the vicinity of the Steunenberg home.
 Vincent :. John, arrested at Wal lace, it is thought will arrive in Cald- well tomorrow morning, making five to be given preliminary hearings. Ad- jutant General Bulkeley Wells of Col orado has remained over to testify at the the preliminary hearing. It was he who unearthed the bomb at the gate of Justice Goddard of the Colo rado supreme court. The authorities nere are hourly expecting the arrest of more men implicated in the alleged plot. Jack Simpl1ins is one of these.
 It has been stated by Governor GO0ding that a full abstract of the confession made by Harry Orchard will be prepared by attorneys, and given the press as soon as the rest Of the men wanted shall have been placed under arrest