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The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
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Orchard Involving Others in
 Steuuenberg Plot

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Boise. Idaho. June I3-The cross examination of Harry Orchard is in voling others in the various murders 10 which he testified. He has included Mrs Anne Adams, wife of Steve Adams In he steunenberg assassination.
 Adams is undergoing a terrific cross examination which is being conducted by Attorney Richardson, of Denver, His distress aD times is apparent, but the lawyer shows absolutely no mercy.
 Orchard has admitted that he has been I5 times a murderer, that he has two wives living from neither of whom he has received 8 divorce, that be ron away with another mans wife in addition, that he has been a burglar, and an embezzler, and that he has com. mitlcd other crimes under various aliases.
 Haywood suro of AcquittaI
 Boise, Id., June l3-W. D. Haywood wired today to the federation conven- vention that he is absolutely certain of an acQuittal,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
TS0UT Bl0 TOR fH.
WaNDeustira EScaDeS Death by HUsa

lSpecta, Dispatch .o Daily Alaskan.
 Seattle. Juno fH-Na mn.- maniac called on Chief of Police Wannaa-#~ this morning for the nar. osa Q. a".n- him. He drew his revolver which .. presented a. .ho chiefs head m..r. ... forming him of his purpose h. rao chiefs ro4aas. ..a maniac #oa..3 the shooting or B moment w..- they talked " vsam '. ..a.r asseu.e1 10 a re..~. ..n by Wanr.as..a .aa. an .a0rr .. Huer'- clerk G.... .la ,.H.. .. ...n representing tl.. .. ..a.. n... u. very s,aif ha were .a. ..aa. |. au world. R.ror. .ao s..a e.nu 'a secured Waun.n..a aa. ,ao aro" au .ae msau. man. aaua. a..-..n.oa0| captured him.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
#0EP#8L FOR
 THE N0YUGUE

". s Carter formerly matrgn Q, the Bishop Rowe hospital at Skagway and after wards .n charge of St. Matthew s hospital a. Fairbanks, vii. arrive on Inc Jefferson 0or the purpose ol 'go.ns .r.o tda NagasaE to establish an hosp tai there. She win he accompau ..I's aa resistant. Miss Carter and h.r .ss-stant will h. acc5mpan ed down .... Eu-g1 hy Bishop Rowe, who IS aua tr- their arrival at SE#gwaE.
 u. E.gusuE is now .hc most tnac- a.. #ea. any of Jhe Alaskm mining cam. $. md most lacking in the means ru l.rg Eor .he sick and destitute.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
NOT FOR US.
United States Declines
 Frances Offices

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Washington, June 12-Last week Fran go offered her good offices to pro molc.a complete understanding between the United States and Japan on account %. rle San Francisco school matters, fine regiment of Japanese laboring men ou the Pacific coast and other mates which are sources of disagree mcal between the countries.
 Fraaco's tender was politely aud a9orrooua1y declined wila thanks Il, was zaid that the relations belween the Unitea S.a-ssaud Japan are cor5ia1 and friccd0y
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
SIX MORE.
E,Uwh f JUIy Commit.
 Grow, LaGge.

SiN more names have a-.. ..a.a . to Jun Fourth O. .a.g r.um..na since yesterday. .>a...a '.a.e .. ". ~.... baugh, o. the H... has .m ..a." -. N. Tanner Dr. .. D au.wa.o .a George B.a.chw. 10 rswas,u' .uv. organization, and Chief N. \. Mclean. Of the ire Apartment H..nau.. *. Laska, x. J. B.es Band Gr.a Lamaw. This makes 5ga a.a committee.
 A meeting O. The committee vii. probably he called some aav ...- wn.s.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
LOSE MEN
Five Mid-hjpmen and Six
 Sailors Disappear

Especial Dispatch to Daily AlaskanI
 NoTiork, Vao June I3-A naval launch containing five mI shipmen anG six sailors Ieit the Minnesota Tuesday on shore leave. They never reached the shore nor have the men or boat in which they left the warship been heard from. Itis supposed the boat sunk in Hampton roads. The whole matter is mystery and is causing great concern,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
Mcclellan CO@spirad To
 Prevent R. c0Uwt

 .sr.e.a Dispatch 10 Daily AIastoul
 Naw York. June l@ "A guarre. in ..a . ats..ure yesterday disclosed .hat 8 Laa had been made between the ....-.a.sa na Mayo. MrgIa.lra ,o n.-..r. any legislation from getting .a.o.-h .oar.aor..a a recount of the ..a. ar the recent Nov York mayor- ...a ..agr..u. .lo disclosures are sng .mH..ag hmata Ha}or Mcclellan
 .a.a. legislature. Roth Republican a. a.aocru.e men bara of tae lcgls- .u.. m.r. m.saa an in the Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
CABLES WILL STOP
 REPORTING SHIPPING

The custom Of the cable offices in re porting shipping will cease after this week. Orders have been received at the skagway office that after June 18th there will be no more bulletins handled concerning the arrival and of steamers or other craft.
 Heretofore it has been the custom of .he cable officers aJ sea port towns to notify the otber offices of the line ny bulletin Of the arrival and de- uarluro of steamers or other vessels.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
CAST OUT
allamy Sror-r Alleged To
 Eve Discarded Father

-.... D.-na..h to DGg A.a-fa10
 n.aaaross Aaiuuo June i,-Iae ..... of Relamy S-0rer, former ..m.e3n ambassador lo Austria, aged . saars, appeared at police Acaa. quarters las. night and asked for a u.-aos shelter. The police say the a.oas diploma. has casa his father out aud refuses to contribute 8 cent t7 bis support.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
STILL ON
Labor Troubles Shut Mines
 Down

Special Dispatch 70 Daily Alaskan.)
 Goidfe.d, Nev., June l3-There are only a few Of the mines in this vicinity working. Consequently there is much 5d.cuess and business is on a very un- satisfactory basis. This coalition is the result of labor troubles. Many people are leaving the camp.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
EIbs Meet Twtor on.h-v

Beginning this month .u5 rut.. ge. Ist, the GIks' lodge n.H only nee. Jwjc' a month, abe .r,. and third Tuuslays of each month. There win b. DO meeting rcuign..
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
Thirty ou Picnic

There were 30 young people to attend the picnic given by the Priscilla Club in honor of Miss Alice WaIlick, instead b as reported yesterday.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13

Special Dispatch to Daily A,as6anl
 Washington, June I3-rrystdcna Roosevelt brands tbe stories to the effect that Japanese residing ia the United States are plotting against the
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
PACIFIC COAST LAPS NOT
 TROUBLE MAKERS

government of this country and trying to arouse a war feeling against the United States SIS false. He says the tales rmanalcd from San Francisco polite. and are told for the effect they HI# urE-.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13

To know what means comfort in Skagway is to stay aB the Fifth Avenue horeI-a modern hOsJelry in every way
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
P8ESIDFNT ROOSEVELT IS
 TAXING REST CURE

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. )
 Washington, Jan. l3-.PrestdenJ Roosevelt has retired to his summer home at Oyster Bay where he is com
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
---m-- 5E-awaT G1-I I1 6-oIh

Wn. aas been received rem Seattle oa.a. n.wh of daughter ,o Mr. and Mrs r. E BarE ar gh.u place about TWO .nrE ago. Mrs owk was form .-. Ms Agnes Cu.horlson Q. this
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-13
- --a ----a- GA -a---s ya ---- DO -.E

pIetely tired out. He has ordered the department heads not to disturb him unless the emergency be very great. He Is taking a complete rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

FISHING RODS cheap at Halls.
i1il First ave. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
NO MEANS OF EsriaAviso
TIE NUMBER or SURVIVORS
OF TIA ONCE cREAr cox.
FEoERArE ARMY.

RICHMOND. Va. May 20 with
IN q fes years there ain - no
survivors % the eonfederate array
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH ARE
RAPIDLY FALLING OUT OF RANK

20 whom the south may bus IN
homage faf dutt sell performed
The reunion % the GtAud Camp
nov IL pfusreaa In Richmond ait
Be auons The last ~ the great r.
unions ueath Il fast drplatluE the
fankn ~ the men n gray. aud
those that are alive are 20 deefupit
that thsy cannot much ionkcf bear
The strain Of the travel aui march
Tag Incidental o. the reunions
II II absolutely impossible 20
make an estimate % The number
Of runfetsfaie veterans alive ~
the present daY To make such
an estimate soaid require weeks
81 tiufa " communicate Nith the
various state and division com.
mandafs EVER year the roll call
% the dead ia becoming laFEnf and
larger The ranks uf the lndisif
uai camps are becoming smaller
and smaller
The south D. sainK all that che
can "a relieve the distress % the
Old defenders Of Der aoil "a their
last dhyn Zach state. oct % hef
poor e8ehsquef IL making an an
preparation. pififuiiY small ia tho
majority 81 instances. for the zen
sinuinK % the old suidisfH The
pensions arr verY small. but she
needs % the oia men are also very
amali
Each state. too. has its soldiers
home. where the old men no arr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

Action came very nearly being
taken yesterday afternoon by the
street committee looking Co tho
condemnation Of the Yesler triangle
Just across the street from the city
hail
A. the regular meeting Of the
| committee communication from a
number OF the larger property own.
efn along Yealef way was read ask
lng that the clty proceed TO con
denim the property Tor public pur-
poses
Councilman Zbinden moved that
the prayer OF the petitioners be-
granted bat Mullen changed thia TO
read thai lhs legal department be
Instructed % proceed With the con
sdsmnatlon
After a little discussion. II was
thought best by the committee e.
refer the request Of the petitioners
10 the corporation counsel and de
termius first the present status Of
The title 10 the property aud what
rights the city Of Seattle had IN
{ the fee
Had the city been In posseaslor
u plenty Of funds Il Il believed the
committee would have gone ahead
ans ordered the condemnation re-
gAfdless ~ shat rights the city
MAY have b. reason ~ a trust
deed given b. the old pioneer.
Henry /. fesler by which Il IL 20
be used FOR library purposes
Mr. Yealer decided the property 10
three trustees who we're 10 control
q until the city complied Nith the
provisions OF the grant They are
stiii controlling I, and collecting the
rents ID lownan Is one OF the
trustees The Yesler heirs gave =
qult-claim deed 20 the Yealsr e.
tats Incorporated. and there the
matter festa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
WANT YESLER TRIANGLE
USED FOR CITY PURPOSES

The Seattle public library hoard
has been tfying To get n deed from
the company and when that ~ done
It 10 proposed 90 take over the prop
efty and comply with the deed Of
trust
II Is estimated that the property
ia worth SIS 900. though At the time
Il was decided 10 the city u vas o.
comparatively small value
The petitioners who asked 90
have the rite cleared desire 10 have
the matter attended 10 before the
July crowds set upon the streets.
The petitioners state that they
would also like TO see a little paint
wasted upon the old city hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

INDECENT are cared for A. the et
psnse ~ She state In the cities
whefe these are maintained the
veterans devise May suiall means
Of turning an extra coin with
Nhirh 10 purchase lusEsiea To
take care ~ the cid men Il be
coming more aud more an eAay
problem a. the9 lcaarn Ia numbers
Nifh the years if viii not 10
mauY wears before the homes
themselves ali BE- empty and TIE
pension rolls wili BE- without
names
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
CHIN 10y WANTS
HIS $50 CAT

chin 10y. Chlnaman. has be.
gun suit IN Justice CAROLS court
TO recover a cat from the ulitaeoi'
Mngnana Company. an Italian firm
on FIRST avenue lie values the 70
line At $50
The complaint charges the
above named company with nnlAw.
fully retaining the cat, which II
known AZ Kitty From the de-
scrlptlon given by ita owner. Kit.
~ appears 10 be only an ordinary
cat. black and white spotted. but
the Chinaman Is much Krievea a.
losing his pet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
REWARD Fos CAPTURE or
FAKE ALARM RINGERS

The fire and ~atsr COMMITTEES q
ths city council at its nesting last
nlght decided 20 recommend the
paasaEr q an ordinance kraatlnK
500 reward for the capture Of a
perten ringing In a faiss fire alarm
ThIa action ia due 10 the nHmher
- false alarms received from the
business section % the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
ugp OF CONTRACTOR
IS NOT ALLOWED

NJ e.sln e. tAs Coast ConcFsts
rraz7 ZEE s1.0e0 from the city
mazssd damages While prcsecuf.
"a ore cn1crf waik work oa
flsrfiert az vas rejected yes,er.
h. " ~ street eammitte~.
~ ecncrsts compsny e tee
~ AeAind II The completion Of
= earacs ana Is Managers a..
- "a. /, vas through DELAY and
szEsry tactics Of another firm of
xearssrs. Thersyig 4 i1udiand.
sirx ssat tAe concrete company
u :hruar hshlna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

board NJ Carroll desired hat
the board adopt a method that
would III IN better with that Of
the other departments Of the city
government resulting IN easier
work all round
After considerable discussion
the board failed to be convinced
that change IN their system
would hslp matters aud voted
against the proposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
AT EVERETT


rvrgErr. Nay So Although
A.s,s mill men OF snohomlsh.
80. ana Whaieom counties At a
- meetlag IN BeiiinEham voted
( .sspena operations for time
- 4 surplus stocks cannot be
-.,.,,a there are fuW mills IA this
n I. eeaaty that are idle and the
ss,silans arr that The majority
=, rsnssnue running rs before, dts
...,ss q tkelr stock a. they are
v.noslsl day vas observed today
! ~ customary manneg. Exer.
80 nader The auspices Of the
go Arny we're held n the First
sssssssf chBfrh followed b. a pro.
80 70 EyeFgrvcn cemetery
-. here wesr further exercises.
rsrsr vas served 10 the eVealng 90
!. erssa Array eaa that Was foi.
"a, ~ a. entertainment n Grand
~ AL Most % the business
- vere elosed al tay.
~ ease brought by some Of the
..l.Tsn ceeacilmen n az attempt
! nreai Mayor verd OF that towa
! ~ certain ordinances 10 which
! ,sseted has eesn settled cut %
-. he mayor axreelnk 10 align
= rszssre uhich aboltshes the Of.
IL "A. esgJ attorney.
NH Heafielt. screman OF =
n,l gag vas Injured yesterday
1 a. Grrss Northern yards ~
sfn stspesng from n treat %
"a yAia he eas struck By another
ezra ksa hariet g one side. Re
~ xrzxht 70 the Everett hospital
4 a. szgsne which struck him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
COFFEE

Why schilling's Best9
Because IL IS best and
your money Is yours If
you think YOU don't
find IL so.
Yn4r EfnEnr fetHens rHnF mnHsf
r yea don't like tt re gay tini
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
FAIRBANKS WILL. SPEAK TO
BAR ASSOCIATION

The lavltation extended 10
Charles ". Fairbanks. vice preai
dent Of the United States, 20 al
dress the Washington State Asso-
citation on July 10. has been &C
ceptcd.
Mr. Fairbanks f. 90 attend the
Christian EndeaFOr convention
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
IOHN BARRETT
ATPORTLAND

.,vf, AM. ore May 80 --John
-, director Of the Information
$500 Of American Republics.
- here last nishl eafouie to
- @, weers he vill be the special
s'..s..sstatlss q President Roose
= ~ hreRklng Of Eroand Tor
~ a,ssks. Yukoa Pacific eNpesl-
II An Interview be stated that
s y. Roosevelt was nUt cut Tor
49, term aud that Secretary
-. he oui.and.eut candidate
: - aFesiaenl % sueeeed him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
FAILS TO CONVINCE PARK
BOARD OF NEED

City Comptroller II. " Carroll
met with the phrH board yesterday
afternoon 70 discuss the methods
Of bookkeeping nscd BY the park
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-25
THE MAYORS APPOINTMENTS
THE LIST OF FORTUNATE ONES
 COMPLETED YESTkRDAY.

But Few Changes Made-UIIman and
 Kelly Go Back to Police Board-Jas
 Logan Succeeds O'Meara on Finance
 Board-Fire, Park and Library Conn
 missioners.
 Mayor studley yesterday completed his appointments to the various city commissions, which he IS required to do under the city charter, The ap- pointments made are:
 Police commissioner for four years Louis NJ. Ullman and Daniel F. Kelly, republican and democrat, respective ly.
 Fire commissioners for four years Joseph B. Cunningham, democrat, and Joseph Kegelmeyer, republican.
 Aldermanic member of the library board for one year-W. Perry Curtiss, republican.
 Aldermanic members of the park board-Emil Loos, republican, and James R. Maxwell, democrat.
 There are no salaries attached to any of the offices. With the exception of the aldermen named, all the men nam ed are reappointed. They take office from February 1.
 It is stated at the mayors office that the reason the partial list of appoint ments was given out last Saturday night was because his honor wanted to rename Colonel Macdonald for the assessorship before Governor Woodruff named him for state insurance com missioner. Later on the mayor will be called upon to name a successor to Colonel Macdonald.
 In all the appointments practically the only changes the mayor made were in the library board. He now has three elergymen on that board. This will be a very important board for some time, as it will have to attend to the building of the new public library at a cost of $4O0,OO0, which was donated by Mrs. H. B. Ives
 Mayor Studley yesterday afternoon accepted the resignation of Attorney Edward P. O'Meara from the board of finance, which MT. O'Meara handed in some time ago, owing to i'll health, The mayor held up the resignation in the hope that Mr. OMeara would be able to continue in the position.
 Immediately afterward the mayor announced the appointment of James Logan, a former president of the board of councilmen, and past member of the board of finance, to the vacancy Mir. Logan is prominent democratic worker of the Seventh ward, and has been active in politics locally for many years. The appointment is until Jam uary next.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-25
MUNICIPAL LIGHTING
 AND SUNDAY CLOSING
Continued from First Page.)

(Continued from First Page)
 to present amendments to the legis- lature for modification of the statutes Acting on this suggestion Mayors Thayer of Norwich, Forster of Rock vile and Dunn of Willimantic were appointed with instructions to ask the present general assembly to amend the statutes.
 The question of Sunday closing was then taken up and ex-Mayor Bassett said on the subject that he considered the question one of for local option, and that the present law should be repealed and the people should be all lowed to vote on the question of Sun day cigars, newspapers and amuse- ments just as they do on license. May or Thayer also favored local option. He said he had always been in favor of home rule and thought i've have been controlled from Hartford long enough" The people are competent to decide for themselves on this matter, The law was made years ago and has been outgrown
 Mayor Dunn favored local option but thought that the churches and church people should be protected and not disturbed on Sunday He said he thought that moving picture shows on Sunday were all right, but drew the line at theatrical entertainments.
 Ex-Mayor Osborn said that one of ia1, I01 to hic 5afo reelection was his refusal to close up certain places on Sunday and not close others. He held that the present law could not be -nforced because there wee not policement enough to enforce it.
 Ex-Mayor Harbison thought that the law should be changed if possible, but feared that an attempt to do so would not be successful. He said that somo of the members of the legislature from the country towns would not dare to go home if they voted to repeal the present Sunday law.
 Mayor Damn of Norwalk favored the repeal of the present law for more liberal measures.
 It was voted that the committee ao- pointed to look after the other matter should als otake tho question of Sun day observances in hand and should be instructed to draw up a measure for the general assembly looking to the re- peal of the present law and giving the towns local option in the matter. -t was decided to hold the annual meeting in Norwich next July. Before the session this afternoon the delegates were entertained at dinner by Mayor Dunn. During the day Mayor Dunn received from Mayor Landers of New Britain telegram saying that he was in favor of a change in the statute which would permit Sunday evening | concerts and moving picture show en- tertainments, but not theatrical acts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-25

vor of Reed for present when McKin- ley was seeking the nomination.
 The Journal correspondent asked for an estimate of McKinley's character.
 T cannot give that to you," General Alger replied. Then he added: "He has many lovable qualities, but he lacks backbone, and nothing can make up for the lack of backbone"
 The Journal in explanation of how 1t obtained the interview says.
 Soon after General LAlger retired from President McKinleys cabinet, it was announced that he was writing a history of the Spanish war A states man of national reputation, knowing that General Alger was writing this history. asked the Journal to obtain and publish the generals s version of hsi management of the war with Spain. Henry c. Campbell, then and now managing editor of the Journal, was assigned the duty of interviewing MT. Alser
 An appointment was made by tele- graph, and on March 4, 1900, in the generals home in Detroit, the former secretary of war gave his version of his retirement from McKinley's cabi- net. After going over the details of the war from his point of view, the corre- spondent asked General Alger just what had been the cause of his retire. ment from the cabinet.
 1T will tell you, he said, but you must promise me not to publish while I am alive a word of what I say
 This promise was given and kept.
 Washington, Jan 24.-United States Senator Russel A. Alger of Michigan died suddenly t-ie eft--"aon in his res idence in this city at S:45 o'clock this morning. following an acute attack of oedema of the lungs, with which he was stricken soon after o'clock. Al though he had not been in good health for some time, his death was altogeth- CT unexpected. The senator last night was apparently in his usual health During the day he transacted consid- cradle business. and was at the war department up to a late hour yesterday afternoon. At the bedside when he passed away were Mrs. lAlger and their son. F. M. Alger, and wife.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-25
Brief Mention

High water to-day, S:27 a. m.
 soribner's for February at The Pease, Lewis Co.'s.
 Benjamin Mann of M Mann & Bro. $ store on Chapel street, sails tomorrow in company with Louis Metzger of Heublein's for the south to be away four weeks. They will visit Savannah, Jacksonville and other places and take on the Mardi Gras festival in New Or leans.
 The directors of the Milford Savings band held a meeting Tuesday evening. Reports show that the bank is in a very satisfactory condition, and that the people are increasing the amount of their deposits by a considerable sum over that of the previous six months.
 Dean R. H. Chittenden of the Yale Sheffield scientific school will deliver a series of lectures before the faculty and students of the College of Science Of the University of Illinois during the week beginning May 6, 1907 The gen. eral subject of the lectures will be 'The Physiology of Nutrition"