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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-11
Defense Lays Bare Life Of Chief
NItaess Against Accused
Hu'dsreP HeyWo9d.
TfllssI0BY Of BRADLEY PlOT
Lawyers for the Defense in the Boise
Trials Continually Throw Gu. Hints
of aSareut Conspiracy Against the
Westssn Federation of Miners
VIII BE on Stand Two Days More.
tBy Associated prnssl

BOISE IDAHO. June 10.-lnto the
further s+cross OF Harry
Orchard to-day, counsel for William
ID. Haywood repeatedly threw the
suggestion OF n great conspiracy, for.
mulated md carried out by the enc.
mics OF, the Western Federation of
Miners ,,nnd Indicating Il detrrmina.
lion to construct their main limo or
defense nr TINT field. They carried
Orchard, by slow steps through the
minutesttdetnils from the dynnmiting
of the Independence Colorado. station
down ITO the attempt on the life of
BradleN,and his family ut San Fran.
cisco.
In addition to series OF particular
attackst on the creIitahility of the
witness and tho general probability
of his Stories, and preparing the way
for their own testimony IN rebuttaI
the defense sought to show that Or.
chard hnd n manla for boasting OF
the commission of crimes non existent
ae&cepting In his own mind and that
his testifying under the control and
suggestion Of DetectiveN McPartlnnd.
The defenRe began today by making
1t clear that as far as Orchard knew.
Haywood Meyer and Pettibone had
mo- thing ITO do with the inspirations.
4, ma ll!t Ing. ~ ioif e the ymdt
Gator Mine explosion and TIT Hay,
wood and Meyer had nothing 10 d,
with the planning of the murder O
Detective Gregory.
Passing on to the dynamlting o
the Independence station, the firs
crimo with which tho Testimony Of
orchard directly connects Haywood
Mover and Pettibone, the defense
4 then endeayored to show that Or
chard In firing the mind had purpose
ly sought to spare the oncoming trair
and the non-union men who were OK.
| pected to entrain and that the whole
/ plot was engineered by agents oil
mine owners and railway managers,
who wanted a comparatively harm
less outrage" and ehjoin the union
miners who We're on strike.
/ On leaving Independence station
! winch was followed by the flight OF
| Orchard into Wyoming and then his
unexpected return to Denver the de.
Tense sought to discredit the story
that Haywood detected Orchard to kill
Andy Mayberry ny showing that Hay.
wood and Mayberry were old and IN
innate friends. letting down TO the
A'ouiSs VI liues He uelcllSt devoted
itself largely 10 the story of Or.
chard's attempt to poison Bradley,
endangering the entire Bradley house.
! hold.
Orchard swort that while in San
| francisco me repeatedly received
| money from Petibone who used the
name of pat Pine in transmitting
1t. In making tbs clearer the defense
gave out n plan;to show this money
was sent under Petitioners name by
persons plotting against the leaders
OF the Western Federation OF Minors.
orcharcs Movement.
Starting for California. ito get
Bradley OrcArd said Pettibone
fought his ticktFfor him and gave
him $3.50 and anew gripsack In San
Francisco heSstayed the first two
weeks in Angst 1904, Mt the Golden
West Hotel. From there he went TO
boarding place In Tenth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-11
Captain Lee for Governor.

RICHMOND. VA, Juno TO- AT this
time there is good reason 10 believe
that when the gubernatorIal cam.
paign opens Captain Robert %. Leo.
OF Fairfax, will be one of tho aspl.
rants for the nomination. He has
not yet authorized any one to make
the formal statement of his candida.
cy. and he would not say today what
no intended to do-if he would or
would not make the race.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-11
Knocked from Car Into the River.

DANVILEE, VA, June 10.--Lawson
Copridge, q newsboy about ten years
old had most remarkable escape
from death "A few days ago. He was
riding on top of n freight car of the
Southern railway across the bridge
over Dan river, when he slipped and
fell. The boy landed in the water
about forty feet below which Is about
ten feet deep: he swan TO tie shore
and escaped without Druise. Sew
eral railroad men who rushed to the
lads assistance fully expected to dis
cover his dead body floating in the
river.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-11
Two Americans Killed in England.
Guy Associated Press.)

BANBURY. ENG, June lo.-If a
motor car accident at Edge Hill, near
here, today, Mr.. johnson, oil Cali
fornia, was killed and n Mr.. Blake. OF
philadelphia, was MORALLY injured.
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. blake, VINO
were OF the party, sustained grave
Injuries, and their condition is pre-
carious.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-11

Continued on Seventh Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-11
Exposition Program for To-day
DISTRICT OF c oLuMBa DAY.
SAVANNA All DAY

500 a. Initiates
League OF American Women.
National Editorial AssOcia ton.
1000 a. mAnd hourly therea
,5.s.fag}4K
Earthquake recorder, Government Builing a.
ll:GO a. m-Preparation of
from all sections OF the Country Government Building A.
Airsnip ascension, Captain Eugene
LOU D. photographic ana Ste Exhibition Sceneson
Government building -
200 p. m-Fhinney's Band Concert Grand sand Lee pa.
r bioga IId exhibition and Lecture scees
300 p. m--Bogrophcal Exni Yellow.
stone National Park by f;ov.
building r. x on
400 to $3.50 m-organ Rect a. Dr. j. Lot, H., =,
Departure of West Cadets lffGs Sl.oo
500 m.-Phnney's Band Concert administered ri
Alstss
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
LANcAsTER's TROUBLES.

Right on the heels of the Marion
trouble comes another tale OF woe
from another o. e. p. camp. The
Lancaster base ball company is rent
with internal strife an the strife
has reached the courts of law. Two
former directors, C.. +. Nester and
Frank Matt have brought suit in
common pleas court against James
A. Davidson and Harry Smith, ask
ing for an accounting of affairs
|of the club up to this season. The
plaintiffs seek the appointment of q
receiver. The suit follows the TAX
ing over the club by the new stock
company from the old partnership
Concerning the situation today
the New York Tribune has the fol-
lowing to say: "There isn't any
question about the situation being
critical. Youngstown quivered, Ma
rion Is tottering, Lancaster is very
weak, although they claim they will
be strong. and the end is not yet
II all reports are true, and now the
Sharon management, urged ON by
Others. say they will not agree TO
the schedule unless they have an
other meeting at Cleveland, which
Will incur the additional expense OF
perhaps 5000, and who pays for this?
GAINESVILLE Signal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
BILLY" FETTER
CHOSEN CAPTAIN
Hogan's Runts Organize for
Coming Season.
Candidates for the Various Positions
to Report at the Marion
Park Next Sunday.

| The final preseason meeting of
the Hogan's Runts Athletic Associa-
tion was held in the club rooms in
, the Grand Opera House block yester-
day evening at 1880 o'clock, and the
election Of officers and the final
plans for opening the season were
formulated.
The election resulted in John Able
being reelected business manager,
Harry E. Keller, assistant manager
land William Fetter, captain and
coach of the base ball team. Cap
tain Fetter Immediately upon his re-
election isued a request that all
members of the club that wish to
try for the ball team, meet on the
diamond at Marion mark Sunday ar
ternoOn.
Captain Fetter stated today that
the team would Immediately go into
hard training and be In condition
for any early season games that may
be secured. A series of three games
with the local o. and p. league
team will probably be booked and
already Manager Able has a number
OF Games on hand with several ath-
letic associations OF the state.
The Runts will have one OF the
strongest teams ever organized in
the city. and Marion sports are as
snred that base ball hunger will be
satisfied at all times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02

Ruskin has said:> There is no mu'
sic In rest but there is the making oi
music In It," In our whole life melody
the music is broken on here and there
by rests" and we foolishly think we
have come to the end of the time.
God sends a time Of forced leisure,
sickness. disappointed plans, frus'
trated efforts and sudden pauses In
the choral hymn Of our lives. and we
lament that our voices must be silent
and our part missing in the music
which goes up to the ear of the crea.
tor. See Him beat the time with un,
varying count. and catch up the next
note as II no breaking place had come
between. Not without design does
God write the music of our lives BE
It ours to learn the tune and not be
dismayed by the rests" They are moi
to be omitted. II we look up God
will beat the time Tor as.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
WANT TO KNOW.

There Is base ball rule which
states that player cannot be sold
tc another league unless waivers are
secured from the teams of the league
In which he is playing. Several
o. & 4. magnates are anxious to
know whether this ruling applies to
the o. & p. or rot. The rule was
brought into the limelight through
Ferd Drumm's disposition OF Bill
Miller to the Steubenville team OF
the p o. NJ. league. Bill refused
to play with the local team. and a
number of 0. and p, owners began
TO get busy. However. Ferd didn't
want % see the fast fielder on any
other O. & p. team and allowed him
10 be lost to the league.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
UNBOUNDED
ENTHUSIASM
Shown in Local Baseball
Circles.
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
TEAM
Rounding Into Shape for the
Opening of Season
Business Men and Shopmen are
now Waiting Anxiousiy for
Grounds to be Put Into Condition

Although the principal figures in
the baseball leagues were some time
ago very anxious to have the Gar
field park baseball grounds placed in
readiness at once, they have appar-
emily changed their attitude for the
street commissioner has been wait
ing for more than week for the
baseball managers to direct the man.
ner in which the work is done.
The board OF public service quite
recently instructed the street COM
missioner to employe the necessary
men and teams to do the work as
requested by the baseball managers
|of the association. Everything
vas in readiness to commence work
about a week ago, but the commits
sioner has heard nothing from those
who are to instruct him.
1t is the general feeling that the
work had better be done at once or
the grounds will another year be
in such condition that fast play
will be impossible.
"A great amount OF enthusiasm Is
being aroused among the business
men and the shopmen, over the
prospects of league season. Every
one has the baseball fever, and the
Ohio and Pennsylvania league team
being assured for the season will help
to keep up the enthusiasm among
the local players.
A league among the shopmen will
be an innovation this year. In the
past 1t has been impossible for
many OF the shop employees to play
baseball because their employers
did not favor allowing them to lay
off. The management of the Y. NJ.
c. A. has arranged this part with
the employers, and as many of the
men as are called upon to play
will be permitted to lay of for that
purpose.
There will be four teams in the
shipments league and four In the
league of bushes men.
II is probable that there will he
six or eight teams in the school
league. The playing season will
commence about May /.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
JAP ROBE FOR AFTERNOON.
Fashion Set ny Women Prominent In
Parisian Society.

At the afternoon reception the tea
services must be dainty and varied.
the floral decorations profuse, the
yxhts skillfully arranged, to set off ths
dresses of the callers, and the seat
wsll grouped to facilitate conyersa-
lOp.
In Paris Nine. Merla Dorian, Prin
cess Metschersky, has set the charm.
Ing fashion Of wearing Japanese robes
over long princess gowns. OF course,
everybody does not possess a wonder.
III! collection of these, robes like the
princess. hut II Is interesting to note
how quickly beautiful idea is copied,
and how often our society leaders now
receive. on their "at home" days, in
exquisite Japanese robes that give
color and tone to their salons, and
they call for SO many compliments on
their taste.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
MARTY Is WISE. /.

is Marty Hogan afraid to line his
GAINESVILLE team up against any of
the o. and p. punches? It's be-
ginning to look that way. President
Sturges asked the foxy one, for a
couple of exhibition games, but
Marty shook his head and refused.
Ferd Drumm also went after him
for three games and again Marty
did the shaking and refusing act Z.
That the o. & p. teams have it all
|oyer the p. o. NJ. is generally con-
ceded and Marty will fined that he
Is not handling bunch of stars,
such as he guided last season. He is
negotiating at present for the odds
Fand ends Of the Columbus and Gin
cinnati teams and may be able to
pick up few dead ones this way.
Mansfield Shield.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02

confronts us. 1t is The question
of providing fr the home which
can never be properly answered
until We realize that "proyide -, is
q verb that should ever be coniu-
gated in two lenses present and
future.
There is in onr American life.
too often, a blind optimism in
living up to an income, in assum-
ing that because the sun of pros
periiy shines warmly today there
is no need of providing umbrellas
for u possible rainy tomorrow.
Those who wisely live within an
income rarely have to face the
problem of trying to live without
one. There are two simple guar
antics against future poverty and
dependence on others, two great
safeguards for home and family.
a bank book and an insurance pol.
icy. They represent the material
defense Of the home q bulwark
of loves forethought standing
strong and firm in the hour Of
need William George Jordan in
the March delineator.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
Accepted by the Marion
Team Officials.
STAND and BENCHES
When Completed will Seat
About 800 People.
Local Oficials are in Cleveland To-
day Attending Schedule Meeting
Changes are Expected.

j. J. Sloan, the architect, has com.
pleted his drawings and specifica-
tions, for the finest baseball park
that the city has ever had and the
plans have been accepted by the Of
ficials of the local Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania league team.
The grand stand will be rather a
large affair and will comfortably
scat between 1900 and 1000 persons.
~ is to be built of selected lumber
and made as substantial as possible.
The stand will be rooted and will
give ample protection against sun
land rain.
On both sides of the grand stand
along the right and left field fences
the bleachers will be built. The
Stands will be built Of the best me-
terial obtainable and will safely
hold. about 1900 persons. 1t is planned
to drill well on the grounds so that
the field can be sprinkled during the
dry season.
This afternoon the contract for
the construction of the stand will be
let by the officials. AS many carpen-
tiers as II is possible to secure will
be put on the job in order that the
work can be completed within two or
three weeks. The c. d. & M. man.
agement Is making arrangements tc
tear down the fence and stands at
Marion Park and bring the lumber
to the new site. The fence will be
taken down in sections and will re-
|quire only short time to rebuild
1t.
The engineers are at work today
completing their plans for the
|grounds. Within a few days, work
will be commenced getting the play
ing field in condition.
Manager Drumm and Director T..
|G. Staiger, of the local club, are In
cleveland today attending the meet
ing called for the purpose of accept
Ing schedule for the season. A
short time ago the local officials
received draft Of the schedule,
which 1t is proposed to adopt at the
meeting. AS has been stated before
the local club will oppose this sched-
|ule on account OF the many long
jumps the club is called upon to
make. Most of the clubs are only
required to travel $500 miles but the
local club under the proposed sched
ule will have to travel about 4200
miles. 1t is expected that a number
o. changes will be made so that ev-
is satisfactory.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
BASE BALL
Iohn A. Duffy in the Sharon Tele-
graph

(Iohn A. Duffy in the Sharon Tele
graph.)
Come, come, ye fans and rooters
awake, sit up and stare.
The glad old days are coming there's
base ball in the air.
And down at the old folks table
there's many vacant chair.
The bush leaguers are hiking" All
winter they've been there.
The sun once morenis shining, chase
the chill from out your voice:
The glad old days are coming, the
season of your choice,
When bugs cling to the bleachers,
and faithful hearts rejoice,
From April days, so showery, TIL
the frost is on the squash.
Therell be hits and runs and errors.
and balls that curve and shoot.
be fans the home team
knocking. fans who dheerhnd toos
be men who will go hungry,
while an Jump they jeer and hoot
And for rdissing wifey's s supper they'll
get lecture that's beaut.
The grand old days Of baseball ye
fans, they're almost here;
When business is forgotten, the glad
est of the year,
When losses. they are bitter, and
victories they are dear,
fe fans, awake! Get busy, for base.
balls nearly here.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
LIMA Is GAME

Lima's chances for base ball are
growing daily more remote. Marion
has effected a compromise with the
traction people and the owners of
the club there will now proceed to
build new park.
The traction people have consented
to build the fence at the new
grounds provided the club builds the
grand stand and diamond. The di-
rectors of the club have decided to
do this rather than market the
franchise, an will use the old
grounds for practice. as we'll as
playing many games in other cities.
A few of these may come to Lima.
While this temporarily disposes Of
chances to Immediately acquire the
Marion franchise for this city, the
o, p. league before the end of the
season is sure to find some weak
spot Lima Times Democrat.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
IN SESSION TODAY.

Magnates of the Ohio and Pennsyl-
yania Baseball league met this
morning at II o'clock In the Hollen-
den hotel for the purpose OF adopt.
Ing a schedule for the season Of
1907. She draft was completed by
a committee two weeks ago and will
be submitted to the league for adop-
tion or revision.
Sharon and Newcastle will offer
some objections. They are not sat
isfied with the present division of
holiday dates, Akron, Youngstown.
Newark, Lancaster and Marion are
said to be satisfied. Sharon bases
It's claim for more holiday dates
lon the ground that Sharon is a steel
town and would give greater pat
manage that some OF the others on
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02

occasions when the steel mills are
not in operation.
The schedule committee spent two
whole days on the draft and endeav-
ored to make the distribution Of
plums as just as possible. It is
likely that enough clubs will stand
by the committee that the dissent
ers will be voted down. Thus far
the o. and p. league has man.
aged to avoid disagreements Of q
serious nature. and 1t is likely that
nothing of disagreeable nature will
arise over the schedule. The season
will start about May 1.--Plain Deal
er. x~.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM

The High School baseball team is
working hard to get into condition
for its opening game with Mt. Gill
cad on April 20. Fred Scott. cap
tain of the team, has aroused consid-
cradle enthusiasm among the stud
ents and the daily practice is at
tended by large squad.
Only few of last years stars are
back In the ame and the fight for
regular positions between the new
men is very spirited. The captain
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
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MN mn, :. e., I... .,..,., a., J.. Friend

Ben Caffyn, the Cleveland dis
card, has accepted terms with the
Akron management upon the adj
vice of Secretary Farrell of the
National Commission. Ben wanted
to return to the Western league,
believing it faster than the o..
|& p.
A. G.. McClintock. the star
short stop of the O. & p. has
signed with Youngstown again. for
this season. Stories concerning his
refusal to sign with Youngstown
were floated but Manager Wright
has succeeded in bringing him
around.
Pitcher Hunt has refused to sign
q Sharon contract although ,urder
reserve. Secretary Cleppcr has
asked the National Commission
to blacklist him.
Wehrle park at Newark will be
greatly improved for the season of
1907, and should this season prove
successful, the magnates have big
plans in view for their park mex.
wear.
Roy Castleton also stands an
excellent chance on staying with
the New York Americans In fact
Roy's opportunity becomes brighter
with each succeeding day. Roy is
the only south paw on Griffith 3
staff.
Both Geyer and Upp pitched
great ball against the Chicago Cubs
It Columbus Sunday. A number Of
Marion fans went down in the
snow to see the game.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
HAPPENINGS IN THEss
- BASE BALL WORLD

|expects to develop strong team
from the material at hand. The
lathletic association Of the school
will assist the team financially and
It has been decided 20 n,irchase new
uniforms.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
The Ideal In All.

God hides some ideal in every hui.
man soul, and life finds it's noblost
spring of excellence In this hidden
impulse to do our best-,-Robert Cell
yer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
Among Magazines
PROVIDING FOR THE FU

TURE.
There is one problem that domi-
mates the home, an obtrasive, per-
yasive problem that oftimes fills
the whole horizon of life. one
that, like Banquo's ghost twill
not down" it is the ever.prcsent
question of home-financing. Whom
we have mastered the Ito have =
the problem Of the "to hold''
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
New York Central Lines
[BIG FOUR ROuTE]

All trains daily except locals and
Nos. and 10.
L. q. NEBERGAIL.
Ticket Agent.
Phones-Homs 246; Bell 1T.
Effect Jan. /, 1907.
For further information regarding
trains. call information operator,
either phone.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02

It's an uncommonly modest man
who doesn't experience sense Of
pride II his doctor tells him he has
an unusual and probably fatal disease.
Life.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02

Marty Hogan's cutting quite
swath down at GAINESVILLE.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02

Leave your measure for your spirna
suit at Joe Volts, North Main. 3-l5t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02

The draft certainly worked
havoc among o. 4 p. teams last
fall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02
o. 4 P. .eRouNDERs.

Drnmm will arrive Wednesday
II begins to look like business.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-02

o. & P. clubs are hustling nov
as they got late start.