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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-19
Anarchist at the Peace Conference.

Naples. June ia statement in
the Paris Temps that General Orestes
Ferar& one of the Cuban delegates
to The Hague, is an anarchist. has
caused great interest here. Ferrara is
Neopolitan and as a student had 81
somewhat turbulent record.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-19

GAINESVILLE, Wis. June 10. = Intense
heat that caused two prostrations
was broken by severe hail storm
which did much damage TO beets and
tobacco
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-19
One OF Our Painters Decorated

Paris. June 10 - The Italian am
bassador has handed to the painter.
w. 7. Dannat. 4 citizen of the United
States, the insignia of grand officer
of the Order of the Grown of Italy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-19
Now the Heat Record Breaks.

Boston, June 10. = All heat records
for June Is We're broken generally
throughout New England. In this
city the highest official temperature
was 942.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-19
Stops Running After 100 Years

Philadelphia. June 10 - The Mill
bourne Mills company. one of the old
est fiour concerns in theeast, has failed
for $751,o0o The mill has been in
operation since 175z
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REVENGE THEORY CoMBArrED

State Also Attempts to Prove Adams
Confession Voluntary.
TO combat the theory that Orchard
killed Steunenberg In revenge for his
loss of a valuable interest in the Her
cules mine, the state on redirect ex-
animation obtained from Orchard a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-19
From the County Jail He Asserts
His Authority as Mayor
of Frisco.
TELLS TIE BOARD He is ABLE
Can and VIII Attend to the Business
Of the Office.
Declares 1t Is All Politics and That
Spreckels Is Its Prophet-Some
Talk from the Other
Side.

San Francisco, June 10. - Super
visor James L. Gallagher, who was
appointed by the board of supervisors
acting mayor in place of Mayor
Schmitz, who is confined in the county
Jail awaiting sentence for the crime
Of extortion, viii be by the bribery
graft prosecution retained in that office
until Schmitz has perfected .opeal
from last weeks convict a This
statement was made to the associated
Press by District Attorney Langdon.
He further said:
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Conspiracy Of the Letters.

Orchard was allowed to testify that
early In the summer of 1905 Haywood
told him that Mrs Orchard was writ
ing him for information as to
Orchards whereabouts Orchard
swore that he proposed that he should
write his wife a series of letters that
were to be falsely dated and delivered
to Mrs. Orchard by agents Of the Fed
GRAFTON. He said that he first wrote
two letters which he dated at San
Francisco. and had them delivered
through Paddy Mulaney. who repre-
sented the Federation at Cripple Creek.
Orchard identified the two letters.
Haywood's Letter to Mrs. Orchard.
Next Orchard swore that he wrote
a third letter purporting to come from
Nome. Alaska. and that under the
general arrangement he had made
with the Federation officials Marion
Moore carried the letter to Nome.
where he went as organizer of the
Federation. and posted it. This let
ter, bearing the date Of Nome Aug
., 1903, was produced, identified and
admitted as evidence. Orchard then
identified a letter which Haywood
wrote to Mrs. Orchard, and that. too,
was admitted in evidence and handed
to the jury. 1t was dated Denver,
Nov. IS, 1905, and read: Dear
Madam and Sister: l have not heard
word since | saw you. The last in
formation got was from Alaska /
think Fairfield was the name of the
place. / see that awful conditions
prevail among the law and order ele-
ment."
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Charged with Participation in a
Scheme to Deceive Mrs.
Harry Orchard.
BOGUS LETTER FROM ALASKA
Object Being to Make Out That Or
chard Was Out There.
Other Letters That, Though Not Con-
elusive, Do Not Improve the
Defendants Position-Base
for Impeachment
Prepared.

Boise, Idaho. June 10 - The prose
cutlon in the Steunenberg murder
trial offered one of its most important
pieces of evidence against William D.
Haywood, when. recalling Harry Or,
chard for redirect examination. it in
troduced and secured the admission of
four letters tending to show that Hay
wood during the fall Of 1908, when
Orchard swears he was engaged on
various crimes for the Federation
leaders, had participated in a plan to
deceive Mrs. Orchard the second, Of
Cripple Creek, as to the whereabouts
of her husband.
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Or {
Or outIook for Doctors

The simple life needs simple food.
Bread-and-butter days are returning.
and there viii be fewer calls for the
doctor-American Medicine
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Hits at Rudolph spreckels.

The mayor said: This action by
your honorable body clearly demon
strates the truth of the statement I
made just after my return from
Europe, that politicians and politics
alone was behind the prosecution. and
that your action is the first step to-
ward securing control Of the municipal
government in order that valuable
franchises may be given to the wielder
of the big stick Mr.. Rudolph Spreck-
els. and other valuable privileges ac-
corded to those who have cooperated
with him in his endeavor to purify O.
this CITY"
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No Other Names Discussed.

THE members of the prosecution
have not even discussed with each
other the name of any man to succeed
Gallagher as emergency mayor for the
remainder of the year We have not
gone that far yet. We are proceed
ing carefully and with due regard TO
the seriousness of the situation. I
am not ready yet to answer with de
tailed plan the question: will we
sweep out of office the entire Schmitz
administrations but l will say this:
We have shaped up and are now filing
in the body of a policy whose one and
only object is prompt and effectual
relief for the public, and we shall per-
NIT nothing to interfere with the car
ry1ng forward of that policy.
Fears No Move of the Mayor.
eve do not fear any counter moves
by the mayors counsel. We are fully
advised Of the law, and have entire
confidence in the legality of the step
we have already caused to be taken
the appointment Of an acting mayor
and the legality Of the further steps
we propose taking when Mr.. SchmitZ
has perfected his appeal"
Schultz Rebukes the Board.
Mayor Schmitz at the close of a long
conference with his attorneys ad-
dressed to the board of supervisors
letter rebuking that body for its action
Of Monday. In this letter he de
clared himself able and willing to per-
form the duties of the mayorality,
commanded the board to forward to
him all matters requiring review by
the mayor, and warned the board that
any recognition of Gallagher as acting
mayor will result in trouble for the
city.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-08

Mobile, Ala, April S.-Advices re
ceived today from Commander Full
lam, of the U. S. gunboat Marietta
via the steamer Columbia just arriv'
ed, say that Ceiba was taken April
3rd by the Nicarauguans without fir.
ing a shot. The Nicarauguan forces
then left for Puerto Cortez. Gable ad-
vices received here say that Puerto
Cortez is now in the hands of the Nj
carauguals, and it is believed the
Hondurans there have surrendered.
Washington, Apr S.-While official
information of the capture of Puerto
Cortez by Nicarauguan troops has not
been received by the department, a
cablegram received today from Fred
erick NJ. Ryder. consul at San Juan,
Del Norte, Nicaragua, says advices
have been received there that troops
were advancing along the Hondura1
coast from Trujillo. Ambassador
Creel and Minister Coca, of Nicarau-
qua, had brief conference today
with Assistant Secretary of State Ba-
con at the State Department concern
ing the Central American situation.
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Edward Tippett Passes Away.

Edward Tippett who came to Ros.
well about eighteen months ago from
Beaumont, Texas, and about six
months ago was taken to Picacho
for his health, died at $3.50 Saturday
afternoon at the tubercular ward at
st. Mary's hospital, where he was re
moved from Picacho only few days
ago. He was a young man whom ma
ny Roswell people mad learned to
love, all of whom regret his death and
extend sympathies to his mother and
brother, who came here from Beau
mont and Louisiana, respectively, at
the time of his removal from Picacho
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at 2:3O from the Catholic church
the deceased having been of that faith
Interment was made in the South
Side Cemetery.
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Birmingham to Hoist Pennant.

Birmingham, Ala, April S.-Birm-
brate the opening of the Southern
League season tomorrow in a blaze
of glory that will put the aurora bo-
reals on the blink. Birmingham won
the pennalt last year and through a
special dispensation will be allowed
to open the season one day in ad-
vance of the other towns. The Allan
ia team will be the opponent of the
Magic City aggregation. but the base
ball game will be only an incident of
the festivities. The pennant will be
hoisted midst the cheers of thousands
of enthusiastic fans. bands will play
and oratorical fireworks will be
spouted by President Kavanaugh of
the Southern League and other mag
mates of the organization.
The program provides for a brief
speech by Mayor Ward, who will con-
gratulate the veterans of the diamond
for their heroic defense of the base
ball honors of the city, and will then
introduce President Kavanaugh, the
principal speaker of the glad occa-
sion. Ii is understood that he has en-
gagged the services of many sporting
writers to aid in compiling al ad-
dress that will do full justice to the
event.
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, Mr.. Phillips was present at the board
meeting and spoke at some length,
dwelling So1 the Importance Of pre-
serving the timber and protecting
from all contamination the source OF
the city's water supply.
The board granted a dozen or more
titles to land on the grant claimed
by small holders under actual occu-
pancy for period of more than ten
years. More than a hundred small
holdings on the grant have thus far
been approved.
F. w. Browne, who has the con-
tract for the sale of the grant lands,
will arrive Thursday from Iowa with
fifty prospective buyers. Improve
ments on the mesa lands are being
placed rapidly. A two story hotel is
being erected about the center of the
big tract A number of houses and
barnes are going up and considerable
land is being prepared for cultivation
this year. The demonstration farm
is making a good start.
VIM. Smith representing a wealthy
eastern company, has been looking
over the field with view to the estab
lishment of a sash and door and box
factory to utilize the native timber.
He is much pleased with the outlook
and it appears to be likely that the in
dustry will be established.
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The baseball team from Canyon
City, Tex, that is here playing three
games. today, tomorrow and Wednes-
day, with the Military Institute. is
the finest aggregation of the kind in
the state OF Texas, outside of the
State League. The team was gotten
together at a cost of $2,500.
The game this afternoon is being
attended by big crowd, and at $40
the score stood to 0 in favor of Can
yon. Everybody should turn out to-
morrow and Wednesday to help root
for the Institute. The games tomor-
row and Wednesday will be called at
three o'clock.
LATER Canyon iCty won the
game this afternoon by a score of
6 to 5.
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ONE HUNDRED MILES DOU-
BILE TRACK IN WYOMING

Omaha, Neb., April 8.-The Union
Pacific has officially announced the
building of 100 miles of double track
ing in Wyoming, to be finished during
this year. New tracks will complete
the double tracking of the road from
Cheyenne to Granger, across the en-
tire state The new work will extend
from Hanna to Rawlins. forty miles,
Robinson to Wamsutter 20 miles,
Rock Springs to Green River Is miles
and a number of small pieces. The
remainder of the line across Wyom-
ing is already double tracked, ten
miles having gone into use yesterday.
The cost of the one hundred miles is
estimated at SO 5000, 900.
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LAYS CORNER STONE
FOR LIBRARY BUILDING

Albuquerque Journal Special.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, April 4.-Governor
H. J. Hagerman this afternoon laid
the corner stone of the handsome new
public library building, about to be
constructed for the Woman's Board
of Trade, on Washington avenue. The
ceremonies accompanying the laying
of the corner stone were interesting
and were witnessed by some three or
four hundred people.
Archbishop Peter Bourgade opened
the ceremonies with an invocation,
AID Mrs. R. J. Palen followed with
an address, after which she introduc-
ed Governor Hagerman. The Cover
nor spoke briefly, complimenting the
ladies of the board upon their enter
prise and public spirit and co1gratu-
lating them on their success. The
corner stone was then laid and the
ceremonies closed with an address by
Mrs. B. NJ. Thomas of the board.
The construction of this building
is a distinct achievement for the Ia
dies of Santa Fe, who have accom-
plished it through their own efforts
and against large obstacles. The leg
islature of 1905 appropriated the
ground upon which the building is
located, and the last legislature al
lowed further time in which to COM
plete the building. 1t is now under
stood that all the funds needed for
the building have been raised and
construction will proceed without fur
ther delay.
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Will Preserve Ruins

DIR. ]. Walter Fewkes and wife of
Washington, d. c., are il town at the
Weatherford MOTEL. says the Flagstaff
Sun. They have been at Casa Grande
for several months at work uncovering
the ruins of that ancient town, whose
former inhabitants are unknown to
history During their stay there a
wall forming an inclosure of 4O0x21 3
feet was partially uncovered Within
the wall ruins of the former homes
were found. The walls of the build
ings as well as the enclosing walls
vary from six to eight feet in height
and all are in a good state of preser-
walton, although they are BIilt of
adobe. The work had to be suspend
ed on account of the appropriation
made by the government for the pur-
pose having exhausted. Another ap-
preparation has been made and the
doctor trusts that when it is avail
able that he may be sent to continue
the interesting work which has for
the present been discontinued Prof
Fewkes expects to remain here for
about three weeks and will visit the
ruins north of there and will make
some inspection of the big ruin at
Black Falls on the river. Seven years
ago tle doctor spent a year at work
in the ruins of the Little Colorado
valley north and south of Wi1slow,
and during that time he brought to
light large number of ancient pieces
of pottery. which are now in posses
sion of the government at Washing
tol
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NOTHING DOING.
q. S. G. in Fame.)

VI. D u III fdmo.D
The dawn of day was breaking fast.
AS through the street a merchant
passed;
He opened up his well-filled store,
He stood, expectant, at the door
Nothing Doing!"
He went within and told his clerk
To shed his coat and get to work,
To decorate the windows gay
For passers-by who chanced tnat way.
Nothing Doing!"
He stood outside and smiled serene
On those who passed the lonely scene;
He laughed at them with CHEEKY eye.
And begged them step inside and buy
Nothing Doilg!"
At noon he lured a crowd inside
To see the goods that he supplied;
He showed them all without avail
He did not make a single sale
Nothing Doing!'
Throughout the afternoon he sat
And wondered just where he was at.
The people passed-re+passed his
door
But would not venture in the store
Nothing Doing!'
He stayed until the shades of night
Were falling on his business blight.
Untouched each counter, box, and
shelf;
He softly muttered to himself
Nothing Doi1g."
He told a friend of his surprise.
you chump, why don't you adver-
tise?''
The friend replied: do that and see
That there will very quickly be
Something Doingi"
That very night he placed an ad..
Although the cast it made him sad.
He went to bed and dreamed a
1t was a moneymaking scheme
Something Doingi"
Next morning he was up betimes,
For sloth with him was worst of
crimes
With trembling haste he sought his
store,
A dozen people round the door
Something Doingi"
He let them in Himself and clerk
Were busily detained at work
From then till noon, from nool till
late.
The merchant was indeed elate-
Something Doing,"
The ad. continued; so did trade.
The merchant saw his greatest aid.
He realized-and he was glad
The consequence of every ad.-
Something Doing,"
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THREE NEW BRIDGES
FOR THE COUNTY OF EDDY

The commissioners of Eddy county
have taken steps to call a special cleo
tion to vote on the county issuing
$4,000 to build bridges across the
Pecos at Artesia and Carlsbad. There
are yet some legal steps to be taken
before the time of the election can
be determined. A petition from the
taxpayers is one of the requisites.
The board has also voted $1,750 TO
help bridge the Pecos. Major Mark
Howell and a committee have taken
measurements and soundings for the
ArteSia bridge.
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SUIT TO RECOVER A
LARGE BODY OF LAND

Las Vegas. April 3.-The board of
trustees of the Las Vegas grant is 60
ing to make an effort to recover some
65 900 acres of land tnat originally
belonged to the grant and which was
left out of the description when the
patent was issued Attorney Louis c..
Ilfeld has been commissioned to take
up the question with the federal au-
thorities with a view to securing, if
possible, the additional land
When the grant was confirmed in
1860 this additional land was included
and originally it belonged to the grant
The survey followed in making the
conformation was known as the Pei
nam survey. When the patent was
issued the commissioner of the gener-
al land office instructed that the John
son survey be followed. Thus throw
ing this tract either into government
land or into the Tecolote and Ortiz
grants. A great deal of choice land is
included in this 65 900 acres, and the
grant board believes it is worth max
ing the fight for.
The board of trustees of the grant
at its meeting yesterday placed itself
on record as favoring definite for
estry policy similar to that pursued
by the federal government and in
structed the secretary to take up the
matter in conjunction with Mr.. Phil
lips, the local representative of the
forestry bureau, witi Chief Forester
Clifford Pinchot- 1t is proposed either
to turn over the land included in the
Gillinas water shed to the government
to form part of the Pecos forest re-
serve, or acting in conjunction with
the government forestry bureau. to
carry out a policy of reforestration
and of reserviug all except the fully
matured timber on this watershed.
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Harry McEIwee is Dead.

Harry McElwee, aged about TWEEN
ty-o1e, who came here from New
York about month ago for his health
and to live with his aunt, Mrs. H. F.
Jacoby, died early Saturday morn
ing at his room in the Texas Block,
heart trouble being. the immediate
cause of his death. The remains We're
shipped Sunday morning to mis- home
in New York City, where he has par
ents, brothers, sisters and other re-
latives.
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STREET CAR BARN AND
POWER PLANT BURNED

New York, April Sire early to-
day destroyed the combined car barn
and power plant of the New York
City Railway Company. The loss was
nearly a million dollars. More than
the plant except the electrical depart
ment destroyed. One fireman, Captain
J. Ryan, was killed under falling
wall, and half a dozen others were
more or less injured.
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New York, April S.-A verdict in
the Thaw case may be reached Wed
1esday night. Delmas begins his ad-
dress this afternoon. and if ne can
conclude today Jerome will speak to-
morrow. This is the beginning of the
twelfth week of the trial, making it
the longest in the history of the New
York criminal courts.
With the opening of the Thaw trial
today Jerome said he could only ask
the court formally not to confirm the
report of the commission in Iunacy.
Justice Fitzgerald overruled the mo-
tion aid ordered the trial to proceed.
DIR. Hamilton was called as a witness.
Jerome objected, saying that to al
low Hamilton to testify would reopen
the whole case The objection was
sustained and both the defense and
the state rested. Fitzgerald ordered
the jury be locked up from now on.
Jerome suggested that this would
be something of a hardship upon the
Jurors who had no notice of it, and
Fitzgerald agreed to let the jurors go
until two O'Clock this afternoon in or
der to arrange their affairs, if Del
mas will begin lis summing up ad-
dress at two o'clock. He said that he
might conclude his speech tonight.
He said the testimony had been so
voluminous and there had been so
many interruptions that he would take
two or three hours II refreshing the
memory of the jurors on the testi-
mony.
If Delmas is unable to conclude
tais afternoon Jerome will not begin
his address until Wednesday morning
as he desires a whole day for his
speech.
Delmas began mis- argument this af
ternoon by quoting from the state
ment of Jerome, when he said, I'VE
have no right to be here trying this
man IL the real facts were known"
He said that he would ask for an ac-
quittal upon tina written law of the
state Of New York He then gave a
resume of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's life
Delmas declared that White COM
mitted q felony in his assault upon
Evelyn ,Nesbit. He declared that the
large sums paid by White to Mrs.
Nesbit proved that he ruined her
daughter. He denounced Mrs. Nesbit
as an unnatural mother who mad Civ
en- the district attorney a statement
to torture the wounded soul of her
daughter. He paid a tribute to Je
rome. calling him a master mind, but
added that even though gifted beyond
the average mind he could not shake
the testimony Of Evelyn Thaw. When
Delmas touched upon Thaw's love for
Evelyn one of the jurors was seen
to wipe his eyes.
With the trial finished save for the
summing up, the belief that the jury
will disagree is growing among those
who have followed the case from the
beginning. The trial has been the
longest and most costly ever held IN
New York, and Justice Fitzgerald
win not allow the jury to be discharg-
ed until certain that there is no
chance of agreement A disagreement
would mean that Thaw would be
Obliged to remain in the Tombs until
his regular turn came again, probably
until late in the fall.
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NOTED AUTHOR, SOLDIER,
PREACHER IS DEAD.

Charleston, S. c., April 8.-Rev- Jno
Johnson, d. d. LII. D., rector of st.
Philips Church, Major of engineers
in charge of Fort Sumpter during the
siege of the sixties, and author of
The Defense of Fort Sumpter" and
other historical works, died last
night, aged IS.