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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-08

Morning Service and Sermon. II q. N.
Evening Service and Sermon. s =. III.
(These services are held every
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-08
The GROte of HE EyaXes.o

1t is favorite theory with the fish
Ing and seafaring people on the north
east Of Scotland that In storm three
waves are strong and violent, while
the fourth is comparatively weak and
less dangerous. This succession they
call a ''rote Of waves" Fishermen re-
turning from their fishing ground often
prove by experience the truth Of their
theory and hang back as they come
near the shore to take advantage Of
the lull that follows, say, pretty reg
ularly after three big breakers.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-08
COUNCIL SESSION

The r:ty fathers met III regular s S.
sion Monday night, the session being
devoted entirely to routine matters.
The reports Of the police magistrate,
city engineer and chief Of police for
February were received and referred
10 the finance committee.
The request OF q number of the
plumbers Of Havre that their city IL
cense be reduced was referred to a
Spensler, Smith and Wallinder With
instructions 10 report at the next
meeting.
II. ". Gross having made applica-
ton for I; permit to build on lot Il.
block y, and the application having
been rttctred to the fire and water
COMMITTEES at the last meeting of the
council, this committee reported I'M
favorabl>', but no action was taken
and the matter will be up for consid-
Grafton at the next meeting.
1t was decided TO permit music in
saloons Ivy special request only
No action was taken upon the bid
Of Chris Bueches for the construction
Of side walks and street crossings
but this matter will be disposed of
at The ext regular meeting.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-08
CITY in BRIEF :
! Ut ! J, - ~

The Ladies' Social union of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. l.. Newman Thursday afternoon,
March i4th.
I1uche owes his success to selling
high grade goods.
NJ. &. Sprague, the Gildford ranch
er, spent a few hours in the city the
first Of the week while enrOute to the
county seat
W. c. Broadwater was III The city
the first Of the week, returning from
a visit to the cities III the southern
part OF the state.
Joan Files of Harlem and Louis
Oswood of Hill have made declaration
Of their intention to become citizens
Of the United States
IIlci.e has just received the largest
shipment of OXfords ever bought in
Havre
D. Z. Miller, Of Grand Forks, ia
miliarly known to Il large circle Of
adnliring friends as Drink" was
city visitor this Week.
:. tut. course dinner at the Hotel
Iayyc. Sunday evening at - cents on
the American plan. or you may order
what you wish on the European plan.
Music curing the dinner by DR., Cor
con 5 trChestra.
Will Honeywell was arrested this
week, charged with the larceny Of an
oye'roat, the property OF a travelling
man. Re was given q trial before
Judge w Il. pyper and was senteNc-
ed TO 60 days in the county jail.
Louis Newman, the wide awake
Young mayor Of Havre, spent a few
hours in Glasgow Tuesday looking Oy
er the site for the lunch counter that
his company will build east Of the
depOI his coming spring.
Review.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-08
Happiness In Marriage.

1t all comes around to one of two
things With all married couples who
differ in habit, In taste, in opinion. in
mode of life, If there Is to be any hap
piness somebody has to learn to give
up or give up minding that there Is d
difference. Either way is as good as
the other. 1t is surprising how many
things are not Of any Importance II
one can only think they are not.-Har-
per's Bazaar
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-08
The EXIT OF
The TIGER

Cue Oh the yexed problems of the
state OF Montana and one that has
been Up before many of the recent le-
gisla11res, has been the question OF
ganlb!ing laws The action of the
cinTcuth session. which adjourned yes
legday was watched anxiously f1l
manv days and according to common
report !; large lobby was present in
the Capitol city trying to remove
some If the most severe provisions Of
the Griifen anti-gambling bill
The bill was up in the senate for
about an hour and half Saturday
afternoon, and as q result that body
recommended the measure for CON
currence and a few minutes later con
Cured i'll it without dissenting vote.
AS the bill was concurred in by the
senate it is almost The same as it
came from the house. with two ex-
ceptions-there is an amendment to
section / which will include bucket
shops and places where grains and
stocks are sold on a margin, while
the provision in section / permitting
cards for cigars is cut out. Other
wise the bill is untouched.
Senator Edwards sought to have
section Is amended so that the party
playing against a game would be
equally liable with the person running
the game but he got no encoura &C.
ment. Senators Glidden and Rae spoke
against the Amin amendment, but it
was sent through after its author had
explained that he offered it in the be-,
OF faith,
Senator White offered an amendment
to exclude members of social clubs
from the operation Of the bill against
card playing for cigars. but was IN
successful
Senator Everett had cut out Of the
bill the provision relative TO card
playing for cigars. the Chouteau sen
ator claiming he saw in that joker
that would render the bill uncOnsti-
tutiOnal.
Senators Rae aud Glidden vigorous
~ resisted all efforts to amend the
bill, even making the charge that all
attempts TO amend were in the hope
of defeating the measure. charges
which were repudiated by those offer
ing amendments. Glidden even a.
legged that the brewers of the state
and others had gathered in Helena
With L we'll organized lobby for the
purpose Of having the bill so amend
ed that it would be uncOnstitutiOnal
Once or twice the galleries which
We're crowded, became demo2stratiye
and President Norris threatened TO
order Them cleared. When the CON-
mitjrr arose an effort was made 10
have he TWO amendments made to
the bill rUt OUT, but it failed and the
bill WAS placed on third reading and
"oncu!rod in unanimously.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

HIvge Local No. 242. A. F. Of NJ,
passed. IL bylaw to the effect that 40
member or members will he permit
led t. play iOr any local function
free. unless upon written request CT
the board Of directors. and no dane
Inc permitted in effect March tln, OF.
Send al! requests for free services to
HARRY HOWARD,
Secretary
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-08

Studies teach not their own use
that is, a wisdom without them and
above them won by obs"rvation.-Ba-
con.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-08
ST. Marks EPISCOPAL MISSION
The Rev. Leonard J. Chrster.

Morning Service and Sermon. II q. N.
Evening Service and Sermon. s =. III.
These services are held every
LIST and 3rd Sundays in each
month";
The new minister appreciates great
ly the interest taken by the people Of
HaVre in the mission services, and
he invites all who can conveniently,
TO come and share in these services.
This i-.itation is extended in the spirit
of 4 cordial welcome. The ministers
study ana office is at the Hotel Hayre
where he viii gladly receive all who
wish 20 isit him or consult with him.
You Will find him ready and willing
10 minister to you at all times.
". H. ucrrick, foreman for the
m4stc. carpenter is il man who cyl
IDENTITY believes in carrying out the in
structi0ns Of his superiOTs With dis
patch and without parley. AS the
round house clerk sat in his little
dcn the other day, attempting to di-
gest the mathematical method pursued
by certain employees in their manner
OF figuring overtime, he was startled
by the appearance Of several carpent
ers who, without word or ado, pro-
ceeded TO tear down the house over
his head in Il highly successful man
ner The clerk was informed that
the offices were to be removed to the
tank rCcm and was assisted in carry
ing his goods and chattels to an airy
space in the tank room where. sur
rounded by his plumber, he has
reigned monarch supreme over all tina
he surveys this week The offices
are to be enlarged and will be an I'M
rfoVement over the cid ones
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29
ALL GLORY TO YALE.
sons OF Eii's wild Dance FOR Vie
tory over Harvard.

sons OF Eii's wild Dance For Vie
tory over Harvard.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 26.-On
the green sward OF the Yale field dia-
mond. encircled by humanity kaleide-
scopic in brilliant coloring OF attire and
fantastic costumes. the Yale baseball
nine crushingly defeated Harvard I'm
the second game OF the series 10y the
score of IA to 6. This means play-ofr
Of the tie In New York on Saturday.
For the blue it was simply a bat
ting bee In the FIRST three innings and
as good an exhibition Of fielding the
rest Of the time rs the team has shown
this season. contrast 50 vivid I'm COM
pariSon that interest soon turned from
the game itself 20 the singing and
cheering OF the sons OF Eli who had
come back FOR their reunions
The feature OF the gathering. which
was the largest ever seen on the field
were the parades Of the reunion classes
headed by the bands. and while the
costumes lacked some OF the groteSque-
moss of previous years the designs com
hined ariistical'y. and the colors made
general scheme that was the pref
TEST seen i'm many years. and the wild
dance of the Yale graduates after the
game was ONE grand frolic
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29

that matter. who could control the
colored vote at the polls in the face
Of the showing that has been made
before the Senate Committee on Mil
itary Affairs at Washington.
Senator Foraker deserves the
thanks OF the American people.
Circumstances seem 10 have made
him the agent OF God Almighty and
right well is ne rendering an account
OF his stewardship. President Roose
Welt should revoke that infamous or
der Should he fail so 10 do. every
President Of the United States for
the next hundred years. be he Dem
ocrat or Republican will be impor-
tuned SO 70 do. These brave colored
men cannot afford 20 rest under the
brand Of Cain that has been stamped
upon them. with the retirement Of
the present distinguished occupant
OF the White House. we shall make
our appeal from plate TO Caesar.
Colored men should continue to
agitate. In this rests the hope for
political salvation. We have sever
al million OF mon busily engaged in
looking after the financial part Of
the controversy and the orators can
so ahead with their job.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29

break. He bad been strangled RI
death. according 10 the confession OF
one OF several Italians held by the po-
ice.
The boys neck Is supposed TO have
been broken when he was strangled
causing the head 20 become separated
from the body when decomposition set
in. The head was found a short DIS
tance from the body.
Five Italians. two OF them women.
are under arrest charged with being
accomplices 10 the murder. and extra
details OF police are maintaining order
in the excited Italian quarter OF the
city. All day long small crowds have
been dispersed promptly by the police.
despite whose precautions a report has
got out summoning mass meeting at
Elk place
Seldom since the Malta Iynchings
sixteen years ago has New Orleans
been SO stirred with threats OF vio-
lence as at present.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29
~ THEIR OWN TRAP.

The "Jim Crow" street car law
has given the white people of this
city no end of trouble and it is still
doing So. Despite the fact That
white man is permitted to ride on q
car anywhere from the fender i'm
front TO the "tail-board" behind.
there are times when 90 SIS absolute
ly necessary 10 make him move in
order TO make room FOR some belated
colored passenger.
DO has been understood that tae
third seat was for colored passengers
and yet one Of the most influential
white gentlemen ga the city. seeing
this place unoccupied at the time
took occasion 10 enjoy q SMOKE on
this seat apparently obliUous of
the fact taat the fumes from his
aromatic cigar were blown into the
faces OF the colored passengers be-
hind him. AS some of them do not
appreciate the flavor OF even Havana
cigars, it can readily be seen that
his presence there did not tend TO
the comfort of all of mis- colored
colleagues on that particular car.
The conductor requested him to
move up TO the front He refused
so to do This was in violation OF
the law as enacted and construed by
every legal tribunal In Virginia that
has had the displeasure TO pass up
on this feature of the law. for a
conductor. with just enough sense
10 collect fares and turn in the mon
ey. even If he has no knowledge Of
the names and locations of the
streets OF the city has the right and
the authority to make the Govern
or Of Virginia move at his beck and
call In fact ne can keep a passen-
ger moving from the time he enters
a car at "Screamersville" until he
leaves it at Rockets" and the pas
senger may have really taken just
as much exercise as though he had
walked that distance.
A failure TO obey these lords OF
creation" means ten dollars fine in
Justice CrutChfeld's court. Judge
Edmund Waddill. Jr.. who really
has charge of the street car system
by way Of the Receivers was ordered
TO move from one seat to another,
and Hon. Fritz Sitterding. president
of the street railway company was
directed to move by one of his own
conductors. We doubt If the con-
ductor knew Mr. Sitterding. so
green" are some of them.
That these Virginia white folks
should get tired of this kind OF
business is not surprising and that
a test case has been made up en-
phasizes the position we took in this
matter from the start. It is a null
sance and there was no necessity for
any such regulation in the state OF
Virginia. II was put into effect to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29

for the murder or Theodore Estes. torc
on the witness stand here the story OF
her alleged ruin by the young man
whom her parent shot down.
Miss Loving testified that she was
twenty years old that her relations
with her father were always affection
ate and that be had always been a
most devoted father"
when / told him the story she said,
''he got so white and unnatural looking
that it scared me. l ran out to mother
and told her ] believed l had killed my
father"
Estes. she said. had given her a
drink of whisky from a flask he had in
his pocket while they were out buggy
riding on the afternoon prior TO the
killing. After taking the drink she de
clared that she Immediately began TO
feel dizzy aud her head "spinned
around" as II she had been given some
powerful drug In this condition and
despite her protests she declared that
her escort drove her over an unfre.
Quented road and despite her screams
outraged her.
Exhausted by the struggle and her
mental faculties rendered incapable
from the stimulant. the witness de-
ciared that she recalled nothing more
until she regained her senses while in
bed late that night at the home Of
County Clerk f. l.. Kidd. where she had
been visiting Miss Kidd.
Whether the story told by the nine
teen-year-oid girl can be torn to pieces
and disproved by the prosecution re-
mains TO he seen. and on the dlsprov-
ing Of this story hangs the fate OF the
defendant They claim that Il can be
shown that the outrage laid at the door
OF the man whose lips are sealed for
ever was impossible.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29
ncamena IIurI. ncnnnr..

DUBLIN, June 26-John T. Red
mond delivered an address at Wcx-
ford at the unwilling OF a memorial 10
WeXfordians who feil at the battle OF
New Ross ia IDS. lie gave defiant
warming 20 Britain. saying; we cell
England that we hate her rule as hit
terry as did our forcfatners when they
shed their blood on this spot We tell
her that we are as much rebels to her
rule today as our forefathers were In
11@S We tell her that she can change
that hatred only by granting freedom
10 Ireland"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29
Dan r. nnnnn,- ThIrd venturr.

CLEVELAND. O. June 26.-Dan r.
Hanna, son 90 the late Senator VI. A..
llanpa. was married here yesterday 10
Mrs. Mary Stuart $40 the residence OF
The brides mother by Justice OF the
peace. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanna left for the east. Mr..
Hanna has been married twice before.
a divorce havinE been obtained by each
OF hlS former wives. Mrs. Daisy Cor
don Hanna, the second wife. was grant
ell divorce by Judge Phillips on Fri
day last The bride is the divorced
wife OF Frank $. Kelly. formerly "a ho-
tel clerk here
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29
HEARST WANTS RECOUNT.
New Work Wayorslty Election DIs-
nutc 90 MaNe memrln.r Thnrshnr.

new York Mayoraity Election Dis-
putc Go Have HeRrInr Tbursdny.
NEW YORK. June 2G-Counsel for
w r. Hearst has applied TO Justice
Maddox in The special term OF the SUI
preme court. Brooklyn. for tho appoint
ment or commissioners To- conduct the
recount OF ballots east I'm the last may
orally election In accordance with the
provision of the new recount law.
Thursday ncXt was set as the date
for argument on tLe application. when
Mayor Mcclellan may mterpoSe oh
lection 81 hc so desires The petitioner
expressed his willingness 10 flo an am
pie bond as required 10y the law. The
application covers all election districts
Tn brooklyn. Richmond and Queens
similar applications covering New
York will Doe made within few davs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29
TAFT AT OYSTER BAY.
Secretary Says lie visited President
tn Bet on Bali Game.


To Bet on BAN Game.
OYSTER BAY. y. Y. June 26.-Sec-
rotary Taft visited President RooSe-
Welt here and said as ne left Oyster
Bag TO return TO the Yale commence
mcnt that a number Of important mat
ters relative 90 cuba. Panama and the
Philippines had been concluded.
The public announcement relative 20
these transactions, he said. would come
when the appropriate orders were is
sued on his return 20 Washington.
Relative TO Cuba the secretary said
that Governor Magoon's administra-
tion there would continue for about
eighteen months longer and that the
taking or the census which is now pro-
crossing and the preparation for tho
election 10 select n native president
would require about that time. That
Governor Magoon is encountering many
difficult problems and solving them i'm
n thoroughly satisfactory manner was
the comment Of Secretary Taft
When the secretary was asked 10
talk Of his presidential candidacy on
HIS arrival nc oyster Bay ne parted
the question with the focular an.
nouncement that he had run down
from the Yale commencement excr-
ciSes 20 lay bet with the president
relative with the Yale-Harvard game.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29

WASHINGTON, June 2G.-The pos
sibiNty of serious trouble ln Central
America growing out OF the disturbed
conditions existing there incidental TO
the alleged ambition OF President Ze-
laya OF Nicaragua TO form a union OF
Central American states has caused the
administration TO dispatch the fine new
cruiser Milwaukee 10 La Union. San
Salvador. Orders for her to proceed
forthwith from the Mare Island navy
yard, California. went forward from
.he navy department.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29
KAISER. Lark wi,h Girl stuaent.

KEEL. Germany. June pc Emperor
William during one of the few periods
of sunshine that have broken the past
six rainy days. while ON his way TO
the Naval academy. stopped 10 watch
some girls playing tennis on the acade-
my courts. IIe became Interested and
asked " he might join I'm the play.
His majesty chose a partner. played
with her against two other girls and
was beaten. He laughed thanked his
partner ana went ON. Andrew Carne.
Sie before leaving kiel said the report
that he was 60 present Berlin with
library was Incorrect
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29
HAYWOOD
Orchard Killed Steunenberg
For Private VengeanceP
CALLS WITNESS ECCuE, THIEF, LIAR
Boise Murder Trial Defense Lawyers,
Making General Denial. VIII Put
Prisoners on stand la Their
Own Behalf.

BOISE, Ida. June 26.-The detailed
defense OF William ID. Haywood to
the charge that he murdered Former
Governor Steunenberg in broad de
seription is a denial Of every material
count In the testimony OF Harry Or
chard and claim that Orchard killed
Steunenberg because of q private
grudge borne by the loss OF rich
share In the Hercules mine and expla-
nations of the independent circum.
stances that tenG 20 connect the code
PENDANTS with Orchards life and op-
erations.
Haywood, Counsel Clarence barrow
said, viii take the stand TO make per
sonol denial OF Orchards accusations.
barrow denied the Intimacy with the
three co-defendants that Orchard laid
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-29
STEVE ADAMS

claim 10. denied the several confer
ences and conversations that Orchard
swore 10. denied that Orchard had
even committed many OF the crimes
be had boastcd of and promised 70
make proof Of his contention with
many or the mon named 10y Orchard
when on the stand and many witness
es OF creditable character not connect
ed by any tie with the federation or
its leaders. barrow charged that
agents OF the 1iue Owners associa-
ton OF Colorado and the Pinlerton de-
tectives had Joined hands I'm con-
spiracy TO discredit and destroy the
Western Federation OF Miners.
Harry Orchard" he said. "vas a
cheap soldier OF fortune. shocstring
gambler. who Dad never done days
work i'm his life lie owned n sixteenth
share OF the Hercules mine. hut sold il
because OF his needs 10 continue his
gambling"
barrow denied the existence OF the
great conspiracy t1 murder. alleged by
the state with Orchards testimony as
basis; denied that the federation was
anything but an earnest. fighting labor
organization. with higher wages. short
er hours, tolorable working conditions
and the care safety and education OF
its members and their wives and chill
dren as It's Ugh and only aim. Mt.
barrow said.
Orchard went 90 Caldwell vowing
vengeance a-anst Steuncuherg He
had FOR years been connected with de-
tective agency. Now. don't understand
me 20 mean Hat / think amy detective
agency OF tle mine owners wanted 90
kili Steuueulorg.
"But 1 do say that Orchard while a
detective I'm he employment of the.
agency killed Steunenberg because Of
the old grudge OF which he had spoken
SO often. Tie killed him Ga the most
cowardly way murder could Doe commit
ted. lie was caught red handed and
turned over to Mcfarland. the head
OF the western branch. After some
manipulated ne was persuaded that
the best th.ue he could do would be 20
place the blame on some one else.
which ne did. He is getting the big
gest price for this he ever got for a
crime. lie hopes 10 save his miserable
neck"
Clarence barrow, for Haywood. said
that his client is not only not guilty of
conspiracy to aSsassinate Steunenberg.
but that Haywood is in fact the vic
tim of conspiracy 20 disrupt the
Western Federation OF Miners and IN
der the guise of legal procedure 20 CON
denim 10 death the chief officers of the
federation, OF which Haywood is the
secretary anu one OF his cO-defendants
under the Indictment. Meyer, is the
president
barrow did not deny that Steunen-
berg was assassinated, but maintained
that his client bad nothing TO do with
this or any other murders and that the
state has not connected Haywood with
any conspiracy. He charged conspira-
cy on the part Of the Mine Owners as
ISOLATION, which, with a large member
ship and unlimited money, tried to
wreck the Western Federation of Min
ers.
He asserted that the Orchard story
was true only in that the crimes were
committed and that all alleged conspir-
acy between Haywood. Meyer, Petit
bone. Orchard and Steve Adams was
fabrication made up by Orchard TO
save his life and that the price Of the
concocted confession was the pardon
OF the actual murderer OF Stsunenberg.