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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
Defense Also Places Witness on Stand to Show That
That Detectives Caused Bad Train Wreck-HOt
Weather Is Affecting the Jurors.

BOISE. Idaho. June 27--Al.
though substantial progress Is be.
ing made. II is not likely the De.
Tense in the Haywood murder trial
will be able 20 complete its side Of
the case before the middle Of July.
owing 10 the length Of time con.
aumcd by Borah and ilawley 10
efoaHexamlning every witness
The intensely hot weather If hay.
ing its effect on the jurors. three
81 them showing the strain when
they came into court today.
The prosecution Ii still holding
Dr Niece ard Mrs Lottie Day
here IN order that their testimony
may he examined.
n McGee's story. that Orchard
was IN Wallace IN July, 1904. is
true. IL absolutely upsets Orchard
claim that he Was In Denver az
that time holding a conference with
Haywood aud Meyer as 10 the best
means OF getting lid OF Bradley In
san Francisco.
A half dozen detectives are now
working in the Occur q Alenea look
INK up evidence to diseredit Niece.
The latter is decidedly positive In
bis assertions. as he knew Orchard
well
The cross examination OF " r..
Davis continued. Senator Horah
referring back 10 the alleged con.
versalion In Union hall a. Altman.
when Davis stated that Orchard. IN
49, fsaafaaHaaHa uaH fkaaNgFfa fsurr
encc. declared that steunenberg
had made him a paper and he
would get square
Davis WAS sure that was or.
chnrdH exact statement. but he
II atiil unable 20 tell excepting by
general terms what the other said
At that time.
Davis and Senator Bofah mixed
il up IN several wordy clashes. bat
the witness was not particularly
worried by the aggressive manner
Of the inquiaitor.
Davis sald he knew Orchard well
and also his Cripple Greek wife.
bat he Bwofe he never visited their
home At the time OF the NinGi.
Gator mine explosion he lived half
mile from the mine Soon after
the explosion be Was placed Ia jail
Ills family died soon after. lie did
not recall seeing Orchard after the
Niudicator explosion lie said he
might have. but as he vas not In.
innate with Orchard could not say.
he absolutely denied that there Was
any serious trouble IN the Cripple
Greek district from the time the
strike was ordered until the sol
diers came In.
W " Rush. a Denver locomo-
tive engineer. formerly employed
on the Florence & Cripple Greek
railroad. charged as being the
engineer who figured 10 the spike
pulling cases for which Davis and
other union men were arrested
later and acquitted
Detective Scott told him that an
attempt was 20 be made TO wreck
his train between Economic mill
and Victor. and 10 be very care
fui Rush swore that Scott asked
II he had any real good place To
wreck the train. and he told him
Of a good place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Scott and Sterling rode with him
and he dropped them Off az the
point mentioned Rush absolutely
charged Scott and Sterling with
taking the rail out Of the track
In order 20 wreck the train and
throw the blame on tho strikers.
I'D Boyce again took the stand
and be went fully into the his
tory OF the Federation lie said
bis wife had an interest IN the rich
Hercules mine. a sixteenth Of which
Orchard once owned lie began
az a miner In March. 1855. In the
Occur d'Aleues, where he worked
two years lie vas Disseminated
against because he belonged TO the
union. lie was arrested and held
in the Boise Jail six months In
1898.
Fourteen members Of the union.
be said. were sent 10 jail for yio-
lating the injunction of the federal
court ia refraining them from tres
passing on mining property. lie
said the western federation had
its inception In the Boise jail. lie
was stiil on the stand when recess
was taken.
Yesterdays p. NJ. Session.
when court adjourned last night
William y. Davis was on the stand
and his testimony was one OF tho
strong links In the impeachment Of
the testimony given by Harry Or
ehard. Harry Orchard testified
that Davis led and commanded The
mob that destroyed the Bunker I'm
and Sullivan mill in 1888. inspired.
as the agent OF Haywood and
Meyer. the Vlndleator explosion
and the train wrecking plot at
Cripple Greek, and was an accom-
plice In the Independence station
crime.
on direct examination by Clar-
ence barrow he went over the story
Of his working. including the pa
fhetic story OF tile death Of his
wife and baby at Cripple Creek. at
which he wept and made positive
denial OF every statement Of Or
ehard that involved him or his as
Eociaies IN any form Of crime. He
denied that be was even a member
Of the union when the Bunker Hin
and Sullivan mine was blown up.
and at the conclusion Of bis general
story swore that at Cripple Creek,
during the strike. Orchard told him
Of the Hercules mine affair and
threatened 20 Min Stenuenberg.
The cross-examluation Of Davis
BY Senator Borah was severe and
searching. and was chiefly devoted.
as far as # proceeded. with the
Bunker Hin and sullivan affair.
and the circumstances under which
Orchard made the threat against
steunenberg.
Davis pleaded an abb and denied
in toto everything Orchard said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

resignation Of Detective Charles
Wappenateln tnow chief Of poilee)
from the police force and the final
contamination OF the gamblers
control In the 20 per cent. gambling
graft
In the next inslallment Of his
narrative Mr.. Smith will follow
the crooked trail from city and
county politics 10 state politics, re-
calling how the local machine was
used As a factor IN the state ma
chine for the protection Of rail-
roads and other corporations from
rogulative legislation, how the King
county machine under the DONNA
ton Of lawbreakert made the mis-
take 81 demanding tribute from the
railroad end Of the state plumber
bund, causing the plunderbund 10
Withdraw from its political part.
nership With coarse criminal law
lessness and, returning to Seattle,
invite the assistance Of good cit
i1ens" In the suppression OF crime
and the restoration Of corporate
privilege seekers to power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
w. A. PETERS
PRESIDENT

W A Peters. at present first
vice president of the Seattle Bar
association. waa last night electeS
president az meeting OF the asso.
citation held al the Chamber Of
Commerce
The other officers elected arc
First vice president. T. G Gilman.
second vice president = G.
Hughes secretary. " ] Wright,
treasurer. " n elise The State
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
WRONG MISS THOMAS is IMPLICATED

On investigating. however. Ths,
Star finds that this address is that
Of another Miss Thomas entirely,
who not only has not eioped. but
who. IL 10 aveTred. has not even
been a patron OF the skating Kinks.
Friends and relatives are natur.
ally worried and indignant at the
connection of the young lady with
the pranks and troubles Of another
person, and The star prints this
to disabuse the minds OF its read
ers OF any impression that the Miss
Thomas OF 20l East Sixty fifth ST..
is In any way connected with the
eiopment episode.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
PECULIAR ACCIDENT
CAUSED DEATH
tstar special ser,Iecl

EVERETT. June a7.-The body
of James Boyd. who died at the,
Providence hospital as the result OF
one of the most peculiar accidents
that ever occurred In Snohomish
county. was last uight taken east
by his brother for iuterment Boyd
last week while walking between
Gctchell and Hartford ON the North
ern Pacific tracks stepped aside to
permit freight train to pass him.
A piece OF coal zen from the NOV
ing train and struck him so forci.
bly, IN the abdomen az TO infliet a
fatal wound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

The escape Of Ida Thomas. alias
F'iossle Kellep. from the police ma
irons care Monday night by the
ladder route. has proven a most EN-
harrssalng circumstance 10 an
esteemed young woman whose for
tune. OF rather misfortune. IL is TO
bear the same name,
According 10 Folks city direc-
tory. Ida Thomas resides At POI
East Sixtyfifth St. aud this ad.
dress has been given at various
times as the home OF the girl ar
rested for having in her possession
marked dollar used by the man
ager Of skating rink to trap cloak
room pillerers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
EVERETT CASTING LIGHT VOTE

EVERETT. June s7-A light
vote vas cast today In Evereita
first primary election for the pur.
poac 81 nominating charter com.
misalonern. due t8 the facts that
only about 500 voters bad regis
tered. and that there was no con.
test. the / G men chosen having been
placed in the field AZ a citizens
meeting. although under the pr.
mary law each vas placed on the
ticket under bis party banner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
PRESIDENT FAINTS AT
LADIES' G. A. R. SESSION

president. aud Mrs. Ellen iioltou
"a Tafomn. treasurer.
MFA f4szic Nolan, She present
president. tainted durisE the cleo
ton mis- mefuing. her lang strain
II had cork proving too much
faf her She Nas resting easily
thia- aFfernoon. aud no serious 80
ness i feared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

The ladies o. tho Graad Army
ug the Hrnuhlic elected officers
this morning ~ ballard Mrs
Enniee Mnffy. president ~ the Mc
kinlu. circle. was chosen depart
ment nfsNidrut. HfH Aadie WI
liafns 81 ghs General LaSton circle.
senior vice president Mru HATH.
away Of SHohomlsh. junior vice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
TELL OF OFFER
I'D BRIDE JURY
THREE ARE HANGED.

tsersgps Telegraph service.l
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, June
conviets Harry Vaughn. Geo
Ryan and Edward Raymond were
hanged together this morning for
the murder Of two guards In the
state penisentiRry during the mu.
tiny of 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
ASSEMBLY FOR SEATTLE.

Seattle will in all probability be
the meeting place OF the Preshy-
terrain general assembly In 1909.
according 10 statement made by
Samuel l.. Lennon, lay delegate TO
the annual meeting in Columbus, Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
TO HOLD OLD FASHIONED FOURTH OF
JULY CELEBRATION

Rsffeshmsnis wIil be served on
the grounds aud various amuhe.
menta lndulaed IN. The committee
"a charge 81 the arrangements is
composed Of a. r Dunlap. editor
~ the Whehlnkton Patriot Guy
Possou. J n. wilkins and A. n.
Thompson Oliver W. Stewart, OF
Chicago. who wnl deliver an al.
dress a. the International Chris.
tan tzNdsk4bF convention viii be
preteidi and Be The Fourth Of July
orator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Arrangements are belng made BY
various organizations Ia Seattle for
"a old fashioned Fourth Of July
celebration At RAvenns Park The
Prohibition league. the Anti Saloon
league. the \ ". G A.. the I ~
G A.. the Christian icndeavoF aud
the Enworgh league will have
charge % The affair. and according
e. the sub commlitosn. enough
money is being collected 10 make
the affair a success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

right side. Feaiing mat he might
do more shooting. Mr. Martin IN
fucca him 90 leave the house and
go 10 some secluded spot TO await
the arrival OF Mr. Newly
AZ Smith insisted that DO would
shoot any police officers who at
tempted 20 arrest him before Mr.
Newly arrived. Mrs. Newby aud
her two daughters we're requested
not 10 tell the officers whero
smith VAS when they arrived. and
that he would surrender when Mr.
Newby arrived.
With his revolver stlll clasped
ia his right hand. most uf the time
covering Mt Martin. Smith vent
90 a vacant lot At the corner 81
10th II. and Murphy place. tho
SPOT agreed upon There. seated on
the grass aud threatening vith hia
revolver anyone Nho approached.
smith told Martha The particulars
Of the shooting
Smith Mas Wa,ehful.
when the exertlon % walking
vas over smith began "a shoW The
effects az the laadanunt. but dia
not lose consciousness AZ the
least suspicious move Oh The part
Of Martin. Smith wuuld thrust the
revolver into hla face aud com
mand him 10 be careful OF he
wopld hs killed
Martin gave up hupe og setting
the revolver from Saith aud await
cd tho arrival ~ Mr. Newly.
Tho automobile patrol reached
the Newby residence bsforc Mr
Newhy'a return and the family. ac,
cordiux to the agreement. told the
officers that there would be more
shooting " they attempted 20 take
smith before Mr NwwbYsn returs
rhe officers demanded 70 know
smiths hiding piace. bat the WON
en- refused
On Mr. Newhy's arrival he waa
mot b his son and told where
he could find smith and Martin
Warning the officers 90 stay
hack and promising g. bring Smith
IN peacefully. Mr. Newbv set off
IN the direction 81 the hiding place
Conditions Of Surrender.
smith was atiil lying on his side
with his revolver ready for action
when MF. Newly Appeared lie re
fused to surrender his revolver. and
told the conditions under which be
would surrender.
~ any officers or any crowd
comes here 70 get me | VIII XII
al ! can. be said. but " one
officer comes aud promises 90 take
ne quietly I viii surrender n you
and go down town. said Smith 70
Mr. NeW By
The aid expression 81 the eyes
AZ we'll as the deed % the morn
lnK and the loaded revolver In bis
hand convinced Mt Newby that
smith meant what be said. and
that the only way to get him peace.
ably was % hamor him
Accordingly be telephoued % bis
residence ard explained matters
to representative - The star.
who bad accompanied him 70 the
house.
pick ont one officer and como
EHA NffH MAN 0NilNH - ~ aAN tstsAfA
peacefully. said Mr. Newhy over
the phone Tell the officer that
Smith viii fight n more than one
officer comes or II there IS n
crowd He still has his revolver
and won't give q mp
Detective Bsrck Selected
Selecting Detective Harck. who
Vas In plain clothes. The Star nan
explained the situation and the two
quietly slipped away from the
crowd around the Newly residence
ard soon covered the few block 9
Ia Smiths hiding place They were
net by Mr Newly and the patrol
auto telephoned for When 4 ar
rived. tho three men approached
Smith. who lay on the grass with
his revolver IN bis hand n bis side.
pointed In their direction but not
rnIaod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
.SUBPOENAS FOR OIL
TRUST ARE ISSUED
tsorlpps Telegraph serviee.l

CHICAGO. June 27.-Suhpoenas
were issued this morning for Rock.
efcller Rogers and others, accord
ing to the Instructions Of Judge
Lands. given yesterday The writs
are roturnable July c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

$500 ~ family troubles which
s..seA tuo months AEo In al
- Dow Saith. AGED u years,
" ~ wife. Anaa smith, dead
IA tssally wounded Mrs. Sarah
"A A. nsothar.in Law. az the tam
..sIaeuce. s0i 6ist 81 shortly
.,,.rs 10 o'elock this morning Mrs.
"a ssea At lis o'clock this after
3 ~s.s the revolver In his hand
suffering from the effects OF
euare II laudAnam which he
- tskkn before the shooting.
|s-,,e keps officers and friends Al
~ A. tao hours and = half be.
q. - surrendered TO bis friend
4 e~aefactor. 1. A Newly. who
4 go Al Gilt Phiun0y az. IN the
.,rsAorhood % the shooting, and
rwsa himself % - taken In the
..nel wagon to police hcadQaar.
! ~ tat length a time Smith
r y Martin. partner Of MI
.~hs In the real estate business.
I ..rsuai prisoner. threatening him
rslsnnally with the revolver
sesssd wife 70 Remarry,
4 ne murder occurred after smith
i seat half an hour bekEink hts
IS = remarry him The woman
ed AZ him. and Smith Naz
- 70 desperation sHatching
4 zetle from his pocket he said
4 srnse me back OF I VII All MY
II With this lauAanum
Il XII yourself u you waut 70.
!, wousan Is said % have replied
knsufully,
Il lFinx The bottle 20 his tips
8sah afAnk the liquid
~ nnxt instant ne drew a re-
fRsr from bis pocket
Two shots rang cut IN aniek
nesslsn. Mrs. Smith fell dad
~ har mother. a widow Of 81.
mortaily wounded With a bullet
1ssnn& through her neck
! Without stopping 70 see the re-
- q bis work. smith left the
Au.e and hurried 80 the home 81
II Al Nevhy. p. = Martin. who
"a AZ she house. saw him coming
~ net him AZ the door Smith
49, for Mr.. Newby. and on be.
- told that he vas aWay from
Ame asked Martin 60 accompany
D. % The latteF's office.
Draws Revolver Again
4 "a ire off1ec Saith suddenly
E~s hls revolver and covered
<xisiia
] You arr a friend Of Mr. Newhy. "
aid Don't you leave me until
scnes have killed my wife
ri ny mofherin-iaw / VIII kiii
4sgDns who tries 20 take me I
vi surrender 20 Mr. NeNby and
10 ore else
4 Comm4ndinE Martin TO walk
tza1 Of him. Smith returned 70
y SeWby residence. covering
hrsln with the revolver in the
sznfime.
Ms Sewby saw them returning
~ came 10 the front door. See.
: the revolver in Smiths hand
D. sid
Mr. Smith. give me that re-
4 Fer
sEinEinE the weapon IN her a.
stIon. Smith replied wildly
Cod help the man or woman
~ tries 10 take this gun from
80
ssskiHg 20 quiet the murderer.
Martin Induced him 70 rest
he porch while a telephone mes.
W vas sent 30 Mr. Newly. who
y down town. telling him what
d happened Mr.. Newly started
a'nediateiy for home
bout The same time police head
Nsers mere notified ~ the
poe murder. and the automobile
|s'fui. carrying several 0fficerG
70 sent % the scene
& 4 G. SewbY. son - l. A Newly
lzsd Mr. Martin In trying 10 quiet
ith. The murderer refused 20
= NJ HIS revolver or go allow
aer man to approach him on BIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
TORNADO
tserlpps Tslssfsph ssrvIes.i

TULSA. / r. June a7.--fhrce
men we're killed and the property
loss viii be over a million dollar
caused BY a tornado which swept
through the oil fields Of tho Indian
territory yesterday.
The Path 81 the tornado vas a
60 mile stretch
Al she dead are oil men Huge
tanks wer. tossed about like paper
sacks seven different oil villages
suffered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
KILLING OF bill" MEREDITH
OUTCOME OF CLANCY RULE

having released criminals caught
red handed In hold.ups and burglar
les and IN a fight on a prominent
business corner one Of the big
gamblers shot and killed the chief
of police. But through this chap
ter OF shame. disgrace and crime
the gamblers continued their high
handed efforts TO dominate the mu-
nlcipal government efforts which
succeeded to the point where a po-
litical boss came to levy regular
blackmailing tribute upon the gam
hlors-amounting TO $4,000 a month.
Shameful Chapter,
Throughout this shameful chap
ter la the city's history good eiti-
zens of Seattle. helpless under their
political system, were Chloroformed
by commercial instincts. overrid-
den and intlmidated through palit-
ical corruption at the primaries and
at the polls. and lulled into aequie-
seence IN these proceedings through
their slavery TO that strange de-
nslou So oloquently described from
the stump during campaigns as
loyalty 90 that grand old party OF
protection and prosperity
when Mayor Humes first as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
$40 VIOLATIONS.

According 10 the records In tho
water office there have been a total
Of $40 violations Of the rules for
sprinkllng and 500 fines imposed
and collected The penalties run
from 81 10 s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
JURY olsAoRtEs.

Or Emily hoffman. who
! has been On trial In the super
! Loo court, charged With pfac.
sloing medicine without q II
ceuse, must be retired The
! jury. after belng out 20 hours.
! today returned : disagreement
} and WAS discharged Eight
stood FOE conviction aRd four
|. foe acqulitAl. ID. kohlmAn
was exposed b. The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
~ JOE smlTH.

Under The administration Iva Sc
attic OF Thomas J Humea as may
or extending from November 1897
10 March. 1904 (which Included
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
NEW CANAL COMMISSION
(sorlpps telegraph Service

(seripps Telegraph Serviee.l ,
WASHINGTON. June 81 !
Another reorganization OF the !
canal commission is being /
considered by Taft aud !
Roosevelt Cocktails has said !
he has found the job too big /
for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
TRAGIC elimination OF A
DOMESTIC QUARREL

Bar association viii meet In this
city on July 10. II, ~ and is
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Hir haben etne $50 Mdsr grose Bet3eiforiri.
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Gprreipruoen5 aus Sp,ua.

Sarlnn. Spipa, II. Nop. OF.
Sci tangent, tangent @nrten, mas
pergeblif ibien, baben mir bod 5ulebt
Gag Slid. einen belitihen fatbolii6en
Yrieiter in ~unierer Witte bier in Snrs
Ian al bn6en, unb ndnlid bodp.
Better Stdbl, Der feline erite III. Neiie
Dor etlitben Snbren IN 8eitpbnlin
hielt. mo CT piele Sreuilbe unp Be-
fannte bat, nm Elm 2ieblin9 bonn bofs
piirbi9en Eeter 9ronmenihenfel BON
8eitpbalia iii, unb Dem mir S(Qe 3u
banfen ba6en, neil er ms bebiilflih
mar, einen 10 9uien Yrieiter .8u be-
fomnten. Seet brdiId)en fatbpliIde
Santilienodter ni6t nlebr 3iriid5us
iteben, INN fonnen IN mo nm unIere
i6Gne StaDt. Gi9entbum tduien, benl
mir bnbcn cine ihone Stride, 9utes
Yfarrhau9 oabci. unb einen tiidtigen
Yrieiter. Der bereit iit, eincn Sebeu
Iil5fnnft 6n geben, Der lid an i'm
menbet fpegeu 2anb II. 7. ~. 9ano 1T
.bisl nod a. sIlsM mQhiassns AGrssiiss ~
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Sinb Gitre &tnber bort?

afuf Seite / bieier Summer finben
uniere SeIer einen Irtitel iiber bic
NideI Sbenter. audi &inbers
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nie bier in Dubuque. elmer ber6dltnib>
mGbi9 fleinen Stabt. Elm 8ergniis
9ungss2pfal nnh benz anberen err
ridtet tpirb, nlB q an Der MnIfulls
una fommen, baB Die gepo6ner unies
rer Stobt .nidt mn iibermdBis piel
3eit. ionoern nuh einen rieiieen
lleberfluB bon @elb fir bag Ser
g II ii q CUR gerfiigung BADEN. @s
lit f~pubrbdftig elm bebenfli6es Seihen
u%nierer 3eit, bab fir Die 9 b q b
nj ungen Deg 9ebens, 5urndl Die
iinnlite @ersniigungsiuft. in alien
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ndbrenb fir Die piel e~ebaltpoaeren
2ebenspertbe, tpie bd iinb bic Helis
g o H.. Die gelebruns burh Bprt uno
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