davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
WISCONSIN CLUB
TO BANQUET

= banquet all bs given ta.t..,
- tba ffairl ISLANDER by 49, -
ssoaiH club 'ntsrf aIl be- iaid =.
100 lafHaHH Tho rath.rfF q !,
BE- largely fnr tHs purpass -
RHHizIHf "a campaign 40 sssgss -.
rfHsHfaiiaH ~ fLs home stat. ~ ~
, = sFr'r'i.on br n
hifishsf D. iD br f.afimansr "a
the falinalHE inp..r ere f4 bs -
81 How to raptuf. Wisss.s3.
Legislature Tor mo A. - ~
Raymond o. Frzirr. Wiseansi, :
= II l1euek Between wIsesast,
and Washington &c. g.. gu 49,
~ AZ fhs iH." lion W " Ferguses.
haasera ara Ciam1lRrffr. q e.
Barring. The Ladies. o. q uyiss
IaHau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
oseldss AasInst s,ana,ra.

CHICAGO. Dec ~. - United
States Attorney simms this NON.
ina answered the STANDARD on CON.
pauY's attorneys IN the oonientlon
that the new rate iaw xogls
strengthen the Elhna Law ia
STANDARD Oh company pleaded that
the new Law be repealed together
fith that portion Of the ola las ~.
der which they we're indicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

DAYTON. Ohio Dec In.
preliminary hearing Of David Ger
tie. accused Of the murder a lona
Gilman. began this morning Ths
court room waE crowded Frame
Gilman. charged with being an &C
cessory. was present with her a..
torney. who 80 active 10 the pross.
cuilo not Curtis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
Coal CRATER convletss.

OMAHA. Neb. Dec iZ.-g n
Howell. president Of the Coal Er.
change VAS found guilty u ylolai.
ms the antitrust laws and restrain.
lng the coal trade Fits sl1 one,
members Of the exchange are 10.
der Indictment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12


ra The star Maiu tdtn Ind
saias The star VITA 6ali and eel
lrDt the hIn and viii send 81
,ou thr answers Co Neuf al when
addressed Care The star
RATES FoR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS tfelp
Wanted. Lcst avid Pound. Fer
asnt. Fer sale, steA One Cent
Word.
SITUATION WANTED ADS
Is Words Three Tifnss fer :
Centn.
seven words or fractions ef
words to che Tine cash In adj
vance when ehhfEsd u 49,
count actual number Of hnes as
set viii Ne counted Minimum
blil Tor an "ad.. rs cents Hal
lard Want a.. Agency 4 II
Mullen. 3gi ballard Az onr
city Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

NEW YORK, bee l2--Abos.
fe9.090.000 Will be- divided amons
the Stockholders Of the Gre,
Northern railway 90 the stock a
lands recently sold By James mn
for the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


ST JOSEPH. No. Dec lz-R.y
Z l. James. II Baptist preacher -
Decatur m. has been arrss,ss
here and ia charged with asssal,
upon a school girl a. Deeafg,
Habeaa corpus proceedings are h..
ing lnlIltuted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
aoueEs AND Lors.

fuam we'll tuiit modern cottage eleaH
a. sar choice i.eentf ail imrfsssmaatz
iu and paia q toa hall gash
faa.fn Hand new. nnttfn fatiHsa. cos
tee tat fnfloo. uns tiHrs tom aaf sod
view o. ia, o. Hu rash
wi tuiH room fiahrfeH tausa
%. .ass4 lH usa inf ali improvements
y ess eass tis.- ta rar Huad iaealitf
sas S.@.us = ~ lns hHiuutesf fHfs
gS.. CO.,. "a 50 tsss~s sssHis e 90
4s.ls q as isu~n: va BE- sss us..-
ss4Assas 'S'ss
as tmaua saes : s4asra nI-,. $50 We
Ave tus nea haitNrs nfN<e asn ~ sae
go hsai stsasea ess ~ iavs.tk.a. o. ess
saHh nAsF tnfnEe
AmNuHAH uWAt NHTATn -.
ta 10 risaaci hias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

ROOM HorsE. LoT CARS. HM
Terms
CHARLES plELNANN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

PITTsBURG. Pa. Dec IL
Court today decided the Hanle a.
varoe case ia favor Of Mrs Hsu4
giving the woman the decree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
S. A. C. BOWLING

The Eduen,es defeated IL. Raj.
ties In two out Of three games at
uiEht on the s A. e. alleys ms
former nov leads az the glab
TEa eHuras fasf 1910. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
HOUSES AND LOTS.
CHEAP

CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP
Hero srr q few good ones
0oad srp1fn cottage. modern. II blocks
fIofn car. 81 go 100 cash. balance Sc pet
month lot bJKiop
New s.rnnm cottage. = A. full cement
bassmsnt. " foot lot. o. 50. $3.50 cash
& room cottage. modern W q A..
o. coo tG11 cash balance ~ per month
6 room house y block from car, i9t 90
100 f0l 80 Terms
room modern house. q A. iot sastaa
saud basement f0f o. eO1 800 cEah. balance
Va per month Howe is rented faf - per
month These are only Few - our aued
huva ~ Y0u want bargain that can be
delivered be sure 20 see
MURDOCH. HpHIKE 4 rofHEsT.
"a Empire Hlaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

The Owners Of
laureIhurst

Are giving 10 every one risilins
Laarelhurst for the next few dsss
an elegant prospectus containing
beautifully cOlored photographs q
f.aurelhurst aud Sc surroundings
Everyone interested in high class
property should visit Lanrelhars
within the next few days and PRO.
cure one Of those handsome felt
rfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

wHar HEATrtE 10 going - ts ths
OAKLAND ~ rEhTTif
Gel 81 nov nefDfr fhs ueW ca His
rinss fisr and business praFsftr 90
Itsa faafkff
CENTRAL PARK.
FFnk NIL. .....--....4..
Al OF California Az
Ait CO. nee rar NnH
Al oH sasg terms
CENTURY HEbtTT co.
1853 Aassa HidE
" " MATffhH hEF. -, =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
VACANT LOTS.
Bhsslsa Bgeh

8 ua=unr acre. CLEARED i7ulirufee =
rasaEn giaatsfed huurs. So unesfvnipfe
fasfsr must sell. hair cash
81 49, feora house ard ore acre go
e. ihs car a barvAin Terns
faEaaA lots fenced CLEARED city waN
q aao@ufse acre with sroaFa hesssss -
ustss frum the csr tNt dCwn eee
Bowen ~ AZ Brighton Beach eifiee
Bowen 40 n Y ulock ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

tNEAp lots
t4Aa Large trurtn - level land ali
cleared ready Tor garden pafkinR tAa
tamne ~ UnFt near nnuI school terms
- cash ana go usf month
CHARLES ~ ApAMR
Wo Coirnan tllhF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12


O. Fsaeiet %. tioss q. Lake unian Aaal
ftan. f1Atw y cash
81. 40 ieeNtNi in Green Lake 3ust or car
tire 500 earnufn house tsaa sash
o. - fssiea freosiYu A.. near tftk en-
rnissfsiff ser line 500 eash
O. go afh end heslsf. tfstn fNa faaH
housss 80 - rent. half ash
f1ieas infs in West seattle h. Furud
ina Adfitiun, SANS zach sasf
terms
q KNH ~ corner s.nd and Terrace 3
fuefn collage fea cash
tsea BEACON hni l1tH toRioc So cash. Sc
ufnufhlf
o - eisfh Ave Just on wssuass nauIs
ware. 4ttlAi spn1s iueome. o. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
GOOD INVESTMENTS

GOOD iNvEsrMENrs
ten
On Weiirf 81. close ~. lot tcHiu. uas
nice ana hiFh. cash o. o.
uGa
-. The o. dus for good Increase IN ths
near future, half cash.
u5N
Corner on Nth Az. Madrnna ueirhts a.
Ia With cieEaut understandable view q
O epo
t1wo
on Hoyisinn Az North. eornsr pastaa
tbs lies niee facing ths lake with good
yies and % me cheapest corner ia the
North broadway district. hair cash.
$3.50
ON Washington ~ near nth two iats
each oNim o. an alley thssc lie nice
aud hieh gooh Wow. half cash
"a THOMPSON.
~ Oriental nliE
Maln 80 Iva as
uAt.tARp PROPERTY
room house, boz iaSioo price q 40. $3.50
aroom house. 10, so,iH. price 500, ,,sa
room house 10, Soun price 81 iso. ,soa
,roon' house 10, uuN price 81 $50. tsoa
nuNsER pRowN CO.
aio Peoples Rank Hidg
Main 9aGs II
i,,s cash. ioisl souIhcasi s-sTis' (.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

rnrp . KERn 90 sNArn
= - Hssusf farnsF g. NfsssaHni sasfEas
Ffssarnf A. 80 ein utu haFs - Hsssn
8afes e. 49, stts
d -. . sssssn t.aass - fnzsu A. -
efFaHInE faasrfn go rfsf lass g. - gNsH
q - Thfs= ashaF Iafs e. thz efuNfe9a
tfafs tsfnts
v So " taasa aaIfa fsasie7 re- f.iHssH
A. an Haarstsa.shff Dr. sd $50 fsfazs
f Haa eaaf E.n.f ~ Asaafs 81 tHsast
b. FfsHaanf tfeFTftf caii ~ ss ~ as -
sstsf-f. sfuar4 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
VACANT

A HHap rsa iats about ham blaaa from
ssf tsH Hainlsf nauIfFafd aHH AfiaHfIH -
ID safh. snIns iuprntfmsuis naH nHnz
- kHHfesa D. D. De-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
Rsslonl Esdlcgl Institute

crfuss " Washington saa oeeitsntai kts
TREATS scientifically az diseases e Hsh
Censaitstign frus. Ofnes hears = a. 70
m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

noeESuAIfM BROS
NEAL EHTATE nHuK Frs
Reefs Collected Insurance
aain ssa Ind 50
20 Oriental nioeh Seattle
If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
sncIrrN NorIcIs

uaneina kuafsntests rfttats
~ tsssana NaaeahsH Namfls. ttH
~ eha rtns tsssans every fe1
IN arA ssenfns Glasses THURSDAY
IN ths nsai 90 fitss "a feas nguss
.th az scrwsas hsasa fsfsiftHa - -
sssbshaa RenaaiA nu Msstsfa sfs
rhrnss ~
SPECIAL NOTICES.
coon NEWS fuN rNFkAkt -
hantknitv Absolute care guarantees -
Nhsufffattsnn. NarafFala. HnfNaHa ais#8s#A
shesity atlff taiuta FsanittnH frefa fhsatne
liam aF ether eausaa. stomach tsssHhtsa -
pes alsgase rWssssafulN treated - sea
tlsinaaa 0strorah ~ FsttHtan Fses
skaui nation. ltsaF EeaNls ffFa aH NhAfAef
a. TIA Ave So neaf taEks9a
fass Jaeksen strcst al fstsRbeHs l.
Hos isf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

Small InNGSGnnGnt
~ radius nssr pias faa THta - TIE
eheafast cen tha rnkfkrf
tsheatrssen stafr en rtks street. q ~
IFfHsa 81 So cash
JousefoN a NNRMEpf.EN.
haun q Hrarusffuan uisak
Iua AKA asin 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

"a - 70 ssfr t@rt a. - 80 HseHss
- Hsafaa ffIH ThIs fisH - 80 80
s.zafsHsiE sHffs ~ tsrrF Aaf HafaHE 81
- faa Il ana go QUICKLY
O. saeat.t rash nHstafn faasH fesAtsHHs
affH aanf H.affrf fisH MaafHsza
Fassa SEA- traftres sla nffhin les
fssfs sanHsnf rastia ikss fslss ~tiha4t
sh# Hsfsa
b - iu 1870 rtaiisa aaH fsAsl -
HaHfasf NJ fHFssfaf. asasH HsHsa So
- tasH Yes tar nHf 10 fssaH -
faa Ne sW assss Fca aaHns nlafep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
wv T0TT- 7T7T7 XWIf

r " corner - Eih snd East Pins
leaafaH a. to1 fsffls
81 - iisa mtifHI safnsF 90 Nfsfn1Hf -
EHHa fHfHnH
$40 Swell corner 20 Green lahes fiis
afsa snaN - rash
fFe =fiafr-4 at waadiawn Terrace. heaH
HIfaf view SEQ faah
So faa Toe nin asfh A.. naar MAJ
go ; Hnau So fnnh
49, fatH fr West SEATTLE -
d 80 IT ri tiafs p Capitol htH -
HlflaH e. EeatfIr frffas
3 - faf q tlath E capiial III nv
4 sss-ie, e. tl,s - Cspltol Aus "a
Haah q. -.
49, astH iat a. Green i.ass. hat ne
rts.s a. oHiy fes = ths bafrsifa
nst ua have hairf call auf e faH
aneABF fsyENTNEVT CO.
HffFTT 81 Arcade Ntass
fshas.sa saa f# z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

fNwgAfaF ue TIE hANHN
sasnss tafs arfsass Satsf front FRS
ssHV aae liaslaf1s - -
rfasuasas = live town - = aM tssf
- sa4th ~ ssatts en 80 q y 5
etft fhfae uafat and thfrH tsat. -
- fsauF fsrr e. rHuuf iflN e. aaAHats#
far fafffufilar unH talt1ihN -
f6saHf|R BROWN. DC fsaFlss hHaH DC
- az y tsd ftFapsr. ffefa - - =
s44sif fss Nafuss thaH snFshsfs - AHHs
- stsfs - fhs saana nutfsef tztsss
4ssffHs sff Tarlals rnaH tzeas tlsH
= saarsf ~ Investing hsfs 1ssH -
e. Dee Hltara Web :.
q . QaseI Ahns. rarns' Hsita. t.sss
fsaFf Hss ~ Uns fine Nsa
- Hsfris4 ftauirraft level Ats fs
+ q - ufs So faah. talanre saff
a 90 lassn NuHf tfil. lNt ttAsN5 fiszs
- 81 lire ffe Faeh
a. 90 isss nsfnsan asishfs Aediiiaii'
- affss ffsa ians rasinaa FalAs1
n5H easas anarf me TrstaH fsafsfHfat =
afsk ta ~ arfs WIZ aeatis 10 katas
VAR IRELAND.
80 Nsiisf hias
a A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

AnVanr aufferipg with rHeaHsasIsut siii
saafs ssrHfthlrF lafHirdif o. lhaH 81
asntaas o. tauing ID tts rseeies - lHsa
NenE iufi1ing, SCI ucndinE tHsif s4afeae s,
that uffics
tafaar al tea Welsh ehaFth gsafnnF tath
A. and 1nhn 81 nFxt THURSDAY Kassfa em
saa aurFssF 81 b. nt ~ - IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

bh cash iois, southcast s1aitie' Z.
Fast gts. ~
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-03-21
St.John Enjoys Brief Freedom.

BOISE, Idaho, March 14.-Vincen,
St. John, president of the miners
union at Burke, Idaho, who was ar.
rested on Feb. Is, charged with com.
plicity in the assassination of former
Governor Frank steunenberg. was re.
leased today IN q writ of habeas cor.
pus granted by Judge Stewart of the
district court. Judge Stewart held
that the probate Judge ceased to have
Jurisdiction over St. John after March
2, when his preliminary examination
should have been held. St. John re.
ceived the congratulations of his at
torneys, but when he stepped from the
court room out into the corridor.
Sheriff Jasper p. Nichols and Detec.
tive S. &. Thiele met him with a val.
rant issued by a justice of the peace
at Caldwell, charging him with the
crime OF murder. St. John was re.
arrested and taken to the county Jail
here. Tomorrow he will be taken to
Caldwell for preliminary examination.
Sheriff Rutan, of Telluride, Colo, is
expected to arrive in Boise this after.
noon with a warrant for the arrest of
st. John in connection with a murder
committed in Colorado.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-03-21
SENATORS AGAINST RATE mr.,
Friends Of Hepburn Measure Fear II Mn,
Not Pass Senate.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-Senato,
Aldrich, representing the opponent.
OF the Hepburn rate bill in the senate
announced that the opposition wal
ready for a vote. His challange was
not accepted. Many speeches aeains,
the feature of a court review of the
hnding OF the interstate commerce
commission are scheduled. When the
bill first reached the house it was
generally believed that it had a com.
Portable majority in the senate, but
evidently mysterious forces have been
at work, and it is now generally &C.
cspted around the capitol that the sen
ate will not pass a rat bill that will
meet with the presidents approval
Senator Raynor this afternoon made
one OF the most powerful speeches In
favor of government rate regulation.
Mr.. Raynor announced his adherence
to the rate bill as it passed the house.
After stating tha the power to regu.
late commerce among the states is the
greatest power conferred upon con.
gress by the constitution, Mr.. Raynor
entered Immediately upon the consid
Grafton OF the various branches of his
subject. He expressed the opinion
that discrimination is the real issue.
IT, be said, ian accurate railroad
discrimination map of the United
States were published today there is
hardly any one who could be made to
believe that it truly represents the &C.
tual situation. We know, for in.
stance, that the rate on certain lines
OF merchandise from Chicago to Den.
yer Is nearly three times as much as
the rate on precisely the same line of
merchandise from New York to San
Francisco. We know that it costs
less to ship goods the entire distance
across the continent than it does to
ship the same goods one.third of the
distance, and that when goods are
destined from Boston to Salt Lake.
they are carried to California and
back again to Salt Lake in order to
obtain the cheaper rate; and knowing
these things, w must realize tn at such
a condition of affairs at least requires
supervision upon the part of some
tribunal outside of and beyond the
railroads, that are simply building up
their W territory to increase their
wi revenue and profits"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-03-21
Kansas Oil Investigation.

KANSAS C}rY, March 1.-THE in-
,erstate cree commission tod y
completed it, Investigations here into
the methods 9 the Standard Oil Co.,
and the railr0 ads, in dealing with the
Independent OIL producers of Kansas.
The commission adjourned &c meet
again at a time and place 70 be de.
signated by it. 1t will probably re-
sume the investigation in Washington,
and may summon before it the presi.
dents Of the different railroads and
coal companies. These men may be
ordered to show their companies re-
cords and TO show the stock aud bond
owuership OF all the affiliated coal
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-03-21
Miss Anthony Is Dead

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March l3.--The
long and eventful life of Susan B,
Anthony closed at 1910 O'Clock this
morning. The end came peacefully
Miss Alihony had been unconscious
practically for "a hours and be,
death had been momentarily expected
since Sunday night.
Miss Authony's last public appear.
ance, which was at the National
Woman's Suffrage convention in
Baltimore a few weeks ago, was
really the beginning of the end of the
great euffragist's career. Under the
weight OF her So years and worn by
the almost constant pains of neural.
gia, she was sick when she left her
home in Rochester for the convention.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-03-21

HELENA, March l3.-United States
Attorney Carl Rasch today received a
check from Colonel Thomas c. Mar.
shall for $780, 5, in settlement of the
suit of the government against l.. X,
Megarden and the Missoula Mercan.
tile company. Mr.. Rasch in turn, gave
the valuable slip of paper to Clerk of
the Court George w. SprouIe, who
deposited it to the credit of the gov.
eminent in q local bank,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-03-21
More Police For Chicago,

CHICAGO, March ID. - Chica go's
warfare against crime has reached the
point of actual results. The council
finance committee, assured of q greatly
increased ven because of the pass
age Of the $1,000 saloon license or.
dinance, has decided to recommend q
vastly larger police force, as we'll as a
better equipped one. In round mum.
bers the additional sum to be ex.
pended to insure Chicago against the
reign OF thuggery is 81, $50, 600.
The action of the finance committee
was taken after a long conference with
Mayor Dunno, Chief Collins and all OF
the police inspectors and captains.
Among the recommends atoms the com.
mittee will make to the council are the
following:
That the police force be brought up
to an adequate numerical strength by
adding 1900 men.
That q new police precinct be created
with a new station.
That six new stations be provided
to replace inadequate quarters.
That a lawyer be employed to look
after and prepare records of felony
cases for the grand jury.
That q substantial increase in pay
be granted all lieutenants, sergeants,
patrol drivers, j%anitors and cooks.
In addition to the above the com.
mittee sanctioned q suggestion by
Mayor Dunno that electric lights be
placed at all alleys, and also voted to
equip all patrol boxes with signal
gongs as a means of reaching patrol.
men on their beats In event of emer.
gency.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-03-21
Queer Agriculture In Italy

There are in the suburbs Of Rome.
says Cosmos, two farms where ANTIQUE
medals are made In large quantities.
This would seem to be a singular agri-
cultural product. yet nothing is more
exact. The people who devote them
selves to this odd industry cause to be
swallowed by turkeys coins or medals
roughly struck with tie ef1gy Of r.
berius or Caligula. After remaining
for some time in the bodies Of the fowls
the little disks of metal become coated
with a remarkable "patina." The me.
chanical action Of the stones contain
ed in the gizzard is added to the purely
chemical action Of the gastric Juice,
partially cffacing the figures and tom
ing down the hardness of the features.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-03-21
WILL GET A FAIR TRIAL.
Governor Of Idaho Makes Statement "a
Labor Union Men.

BOISE. March l3.-In answer I,
numerous communications from laboI
organizations and other association
Throughout. the country in respect tt
the arrest and prosecution of Charlie.
II. Meyer, president of the Western
Federation of Miners: William D
Haywood. secretary. and George E
P%ettlbone, Governor Gooding has ad.
dressed an open letter to the Evans,
vile, Ind, union, in which he sets
forth the belief that the members Of
the Evansville union have been misin.
formed, for he cannot believe tina,
they would countenance assassin alton.
Proceeding, he states that no mine
owners. no association of mine own.
ers, or any corporation of q priv ate
nature, wealthy or otherwise, has had
anything to do with the work OF secur.
ing evidence against any of these men.
Nobody but the state employed the de.
tectives in the case.
The facts of the murder of Frank
Steunenberg, former governor, are
given briefly aud the arrest Of Harry
Orchard. The fact of the employment
of James McP artland, the detective
manager, is given and the statement
made that he is not to receive any re.
ward, other than his stipulated fee
and expenses. He was employed
solely to get at the truth.
AS to the confession secured from
Orchard, the letter states, MCFARLAND
visited him, informed him who he was
and asked him to tell the truth about
the matter. No promise of any char
acter was made. Orchard fully ex-
poets to pay the penalty for the crime
which he has confessed. The letter
continues:
HE told a story of conspiracy and
murder against Ex-Governor Steunen.
berg, so revolving in every detail az
to be almost unbelievable. He gave
descriptions of other crimes in which
he had been interested, or of which be
had heard, and from these descrip-
tions and from other data, furnished
by Orchard, the state has. been enabled
to get a mass of evidence 80 strong
that I was compelled, by my oath of
Office and by my feelings as a man
and citizen, to ask for the arrest and
extradition of Meyer, Haywood and
Pettibone."
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-03-21
Many Sinners In Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March II. -
''Send me q list of the unsaved men
in Louisville" was the message re.
ceived today by Postmaster T. II.
Baker from a nan in Rutland, Vt.
The writer said he had heard of the
wickedness of Louisville, and desired
to do missionary work here.
Postmaster Baker, after studying
the matter for q Jay, forwarded the
city directory. He wrote a letter,
saying that the directory contained
$1,000 names, and he was certain
tina this plan would afford every body
in Louisville q square deal in the eff.
fort to be made to redeem it.