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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18

occasionally in a manner that indicat-
ed the spirit of the battle that is to
come. but they continued in harmony
and were generally courteous and
graceful to one another The court
room is full at all times. but the crowd
Is a changing one, and IL could not be
held unless the batting of jurors made
1t worth while. There were more
women present than on any other day.
but at that the number scarcely ex
ceeded dozen The women Of Boise
seem determined to avoid the trial.
Mrs steve Adams came again today
and this time took a scat beside Mrs.
Haywood inside the rallied enclosure.
She remained with the invalid woman
all afternoon and assltsed in taking her
from the room after adjournment she
and her husband are down as Wit
nesses for the state. but her action Of
today is taken As q clear indication Of
her attitude.
Haywood participated to 4 greater
extent than before in HE work OF his
counsel. He consulted most constantly
with Messrs. barrow. Richardson and
Nugent, and it was very clear that he
was Offering suggestions as TO the line
Of examination and expressing himself
as to the men in the box who may he
chosen to sit in Judgment of his He
In seking the removal of Talesman
Orric Cole who is not in good health,
Edgar Wilson for the defense made
the statement that the trial would oe-
cnpy several weeks and possibly seN-
eral months. The ten men who have
been examined and passed for cause by.
both sides are. in the order given: y
l.. Ewing carpenter; William Van Ors-
dale. grocer; samuel u. Gilman farm err
Walter Shaw farmer: Allen Pride, far
mer; b. w. Henry. carpenter. George
H. Mcintyre. farmer; W. n. Rudge. far
MGR: Orric Cni". mining man, ana W.
" Bisby. r,4i estate and insurance
agent.
To make assurance d"ubly sure,
James H. Hawley for the state ut adj
iournment this afternoon, asked all the
jurors collectively if they We're citizens
of the United states and electors al
Ada county. They all are.
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MINER OFFICIALS WILL. IGNORE
SUBPOENA FROM ROISE

DENVER, May 1i.--James Kirwan
acting secretary of the Western Tede-
ration of Miners, announced today that
he would ignore the subpoena sum
moning him as i witness for the pros
ecution in the Haywood ease as he did
not regard the service As legal. The
Subpoena was telegraphcd from Beise
and read to Kirwan At Montpelier. Ida
no. by an officer who boarded the train
when the Federation secretary was re-
turning from Boise. Kirwan said he
expected to testify for the defense in
the Haywood case.
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Imperial Potenta,e Expresses Regret

LOS ANGELES May 12.-The Assoc
ciated Press today received the Hollow
ing message from Imperial Potentate
Frank c. Roundy, sent from the depot
at Paso Robes, Calf, where Mr.. Roun-
dy is en- route to his home in Chicago
from the Los Angeles conclave:
TO the Nobility of North America:
II is with profound regret ! announce
that a horrible disaster has saddened
the homeward journey of many OF our
Mobiles from our imperial councils ses-
sion at Los Angeles. and | hereby eX-
press my great sympathy and sorrow
for the irreparable loss OF life sus-
tanned by Ishmalla and Rapah Tenn
pies in the wreck OF their special train.
(signed) FRANK c. ROUNDY.
Imperial Potentate."
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ANXIOUS CROWDS AWAIT
NEWS FROM WRECK

READING, Pa, May l2.-Large
crowds. anxious for news Of the south
ern California disaster and eager TO
learn the fate of members OF Rapah
Temple of this city. besieged the teie-
graph offices here today
OF the known dead. George y. ila-
ganman was u leading lawyer. aged 30
years and unmarried; c. Gilbert Steif,
aged IS years was a well known Read
ing railway employe and held positions
of trust with the company; Harrison r.
nendel, aged about so years. was
county office holder; Oliver Il. Kauf-
mann A. L. Roth and Harry q. Miller
were business men: j. Douglass Hip
pie, aged AZ years. was imperial poten-
tate of Rapah Temple and Il business
man. and Charles Henry of Lebanon
was delegate of Rapah Temple to the
national convention.
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BOISE. Idaho, May 1.-THE sum-
moning of the special venire of tales
men in the Haywood case will be final
Is completed tomorrow morning and
the 100 men who have been called by
Sheriff "Shad" Odgin will present
themselves in Judge Woods court,
when at . o'clock tomorrow afternoon
the case viii be resumed, General eX-
pectation is that no more than two OF
the regular venire already examined
VIII be retained In the jury box and
that the bulk of the jury will come
from the quota now being called by the
sheriff
The eleven men confined since Thurs
day last in the jury house will be very
Glad 10 see the case resumed tomorrow.
4 majority OF them know that they are
not to serve on the jury ana while
they have been comfortably housed
aud wei fed. they have grown rest
less under confinement
Interest In The trial continues to cen
ter Ia the personality and testimony OF
Harry Orchard, who killed Governor
Steunenberg and upon whose alleged
confession William Haywood and his
associates in the directorate of the
Western Federation of Miners were IN
dictea. It's elimination win come when
he is brought into court to relate his
story.
Speculation as to the time of his ap-
pearancc is idle until the jury is
formed but it is believed that he Will
he called after the death of Steunen-
berg has been proven and that his tcs-
timony will be the main foundation up
on which the prosecution will be built.
Meantime Orchard is closely guard p
ed prisoner In the state penitentiary. II
castIc-like structure. built and walled
Will. stone that stands in the eastern
suburb of the city. Various reports rs
Ia attempts to kill orchard are in cir
culation, the last being tale from
Lewiston of plot alleged to have been
formed months ago to shoot orchard
from the hills back of the prison.
These stories lack confirmation. but
they serve to heighten the yigilence of
Warden Whitney and his deputies. Re
ports from the prison say that Or
chard is in good health and condition
and that he continues his reading
along religious lines. that he will un-
questionably repeat his confession i'm
court and that he is ready for the fat"
made certain by his confession.
Boise. calm in ordinary circumstan
ces. sleeps today under new sunday
rest law. operative for the first time
Baseball. one of the few exceptions OF
the new moral close season, attracted
many of the participants in the case
Haywood received his family under the
trees on the court house lawn and for
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SORROW STRICKEN SHRINERs
HOLD IMPRESSIVE SERVICE

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.--While en-
route to this city today Medinah Tenn
pie of Chicago held special memorial
services on their special train CONNIE
morating the great loss suffered by the
order through the disaster. DR.. J, B.
McPatrick, potentate of Medinah Tenn
pie. delivered an eloquent memorial adj
dress, and quartette rendered several
familiar hymns.
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III. PASO Texas. May 12.-Running
81 miles an hour. four miles this side of
Lord SbnrG. y. NJ. southern Pacific
train M. !, at 1850 last night colided
with string of twelve runaway
freight cars and was wrecked. The en-
ginc WAS THROWN from the track ind
turned over. the. tender was turned
over and fen on its side and the .cN-
press car was thrown across the
track. Only one passenger Mrs *. Me
CaSkill, was slightly injured. Eng.i-
ncor &eii l.. McGinnis Of this city, was
caught under the tender and crushed
to death, Fireman sullivan is still
alive hui IS so badly acaIded that lie
cannot survive.
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run from santa Barabra north. exact
cause unknown, and from the evidence
presented to this jury it cannot deter
mine any direct cause for the wreck.
SANTA BARBARA Calf, May "a
Latest adviccs tonight from San Luis
Obispo indicate that the death roll of
the Honda wreck OF last saturday Is
complete with the S2 victims whose
bodies are TO be taken east tomorrow
ON a special funeral train. which is ex-
pected to leave here at o'clock In the
morning. Grief stricken relatives,
members of the Mystic Shrine and
some of the wounded. who are eonsid-
cred able to stand the journey. VIII ae-
company the bodies
Several hundred teieerams have been
received here from different points
throughout the country appealing for
information relating 10 the Identity OF
the dead and injured. Such messages are
still arriving. The majority ii these
are from New York, Brooklyn. New
ark. Jersey CITY st Johns. y, b. and
Lewiston. Me, although no Shriners
representing these cities were on board
the wrecked train,
AIRS. James ". Nicholson al Buffalo.
who was reported among the fatally
injured. is among those here aud Will
recover She. With Mrs. Thatcher and
Mrs. A. u. WATSON is i'll. but all VIII
lac able To travel. None Of the injured
in san Luis Obispo is in serious dan
ger except \. NJ Leehe Of Easton. Pa.
who is badly injured.
fsmalia Temple will stop long
enough on the way Ia take some of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18

SANTA MONICA. Calf, May r.
Two men were drowned IN the surf 4
Ocean Park this afternoon by the cap
sizing of a gasoline launch For near
~ an hour and a half the victims chung
to the overturned vessel in full view
Of 5000 people. while desperate efforts
We're made to achieve their rescue.
Finally one of the men. a San Pedro
fisherman. exhausted by the pounding
of the waves and long struggle to keep
his head above water cut the lashinss
that bound him To the little craft. and
dropped into the water. evidently hop
ing TO lac washed ashore. Instead, he
disappeared from view and was swept
seward by the undertow.
John Cochran, owner of the vessel.
remained bound until the incoming
tide overwhelmed and drowned him.
His body was recovered some time Ia
ter. when efforts to reach the launch
succeeded.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18
COLORADO LAND FRAUDS
70 BE INVEsTIG ATED

DENVER Colo. May 12.-A federal
grand jury. tho first to be called in
Denver in years. will meet in this city
next Wednesday. The work of this
jury win DO the investigation oC land
f1'auda IN Colorado for the last Sin
years. by means of which lumber and
c~al lands haze pas sed into the hands
az ind.Yilu1is and syndicates
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+. Kaufman, Reading Harry Miller
Reading.
At san Luis OblspO-I1.
S. = Snyder Reading; Mrs. S. $. sny-
der. Reading Richard Essiek. Reading;
Thoplas J. Prunlach Reading; Miss
stoffz, Reading; L. y. Ellenbogen. Al
lentown, Pa. Mrs L. y. Ellenbogen,
Allentown Howard Meyer Hazelton,
Pa. Alonzo b. Rogers St Paul. Pull
man car conductor: unidentified
woman; 5. A. Bickford. brakeman. san
Francisco.
tnjured at san Luis ObISpO.
r. Fountain, brakeman. missing
last night, was brought to this
city this morning, with his back
Injured and lower part of body para
lyzed Fountain crawled hundred
yards 10 flag n second section follow
ing and was later picked mp and con-
veycd to this city this morning; ". ii.
Boyd. Reading. Pa. badly scalded; Mar
tin l.. Henry. Shamokin. Pa injured
spine and severely scalded; IL. IL Lee,
orishurg, Pa. face lacerated, both hips
cut and fractured leg; ]. Logan. Buff
falo. y. Y. leg fractured and three ribs
broken; H. y. Hartzel. Easton, Pa, Sc
vcreiH scalded and fractured leg;
Charles McI.ainney. BinGhamton y. Y,
back injured; Miss Mckinney. severely
bruised about body; Mrs. Fred Cru
mond. Binghamton. y. Y. ankle brol<-
en-: A. W. Roppole of Dennis Point \.
Y, severely bruised about neck; En-
gineer Chaplain. badly scalded; Fire
man Glen Thompson. face, arms and
Internal injuries; Miss Hendel and
daughter Helen of Reading. not So
rious ]. Calvin HoffeditE of Reading.
left leg fractured, scalp wound
LOS ANGELES, May 12.--P. Mccann,
the tourist man who conducted the
New York state specials. Is Fastening
from Catalina to the scene of the dis
aster TO take charge of the confused
parties. whose cars have ben demol-
ished.
Past Imperial Potentate l.. w. Clay
ton, Past Potentate George b. Brown
of Ishmalia Temple. Buffalo, and I'M
perial Treasurer W. S. Brown of Sy-
ria, Pittsburg. together with Potentate
Motley H. Fine and Major Perry w.
Weidner of Al Mailakalah. Los Ange-
les, left for the scene of the wreck ut
IL O'Clock today to arrange relief de-
tails for the wounded and care for the
dead. They were accompanied By No
BILE Williams of Syria Temple, who re-
sides and is president of the chamber
of commerce of Santa Barbara.
Imperial Assistant Arabian Fred y.
Hines of Los Angeles, has mustered
his full committee who arc now con-
stituted as relief committee. They
have received offers of assistance from
the surgeons and the trained nurses of
the city from which they are making
up the relief corps to nurse the many
injured
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18
ELiMIN ALTON OF FORAKER
Is DEMAND MADE ny TAFT

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May i2.-The
Plaindealer said yesterday:
secretary of War William H. Taft
will not accept the endorsement from
the republican leaders of Ohio If ii is
coupled with an endorsement of Jo-
seph b. Foraker, for another term in
the United States senate.
Late in the afternoon, after u day Of
conferences here Congressman Burton
held q long distance telephone CONVEX
sation with Secretary Taft at Washing
ton at the request of the secretary. The
secretary stands by his original decla-
ration that the contest in Ohio has so
shaped itself that Senator Foraker
must be eliminated, not only as a pre-
sidential, but also as a senatorial
figure.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18

NEW YORK. May William Ellis.
Corey. president Of the United States
Steel corporation, and Mabelle L. Gill
man. were married at the Hotel Goth
am this morning at 1924 a. IN.
In order to escape the unlucky thr-
teenth of the month, William Ellis
Corey, president of the Il. S. Steel cor
poration, and Miss AIabeile Gilman the
former actress. were not married until
after midnight this morning. The cerc-
mony took place in the royal suite at
the Hotel Gotham, Fifth avenue and
55th Street. in the presence of a small
party of friends of the contracting
couple.
Long before the thcaters had
nourcd their thousands into the night
a line of curious people gathered about
the hotel and gazed eXpectantly at the
brilliant windows from which flashed
great bars of light across Fifth ave-
nue. in vain hope of catching some
fleeting glimpse of the wedding party.
The more venturesome bravcd the
imposing uniformed doorman of the
hotel and wandered about the office
and corridors. but none successfully es-
sayed entrance to the royal suite. On
= the few invited guests passed that
carefully guarded portal Detectives
moved IN and about the crowds that
mingled lat TIA, hutel corridors and
all who came under suspicious were
passed along the street
The royal suite in the hotel Gotham
Is on the third floor OF the Fifth ave :
nue. side and consists of eight rooms.
Ii Is secluded The salon and the din
ing rooms were decorated last night
with hundreds of American Beauty
roses. The management of the hotel
and those in charge OF the decorations
We're given carte blanche, and the wed :
ding Is said to have cost $4,000. Tie
ba nQuet was one OF the most sump-
tuous eyer served in this city
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18

SAN 1.rlS OBlSPO. Calf May l ~
The funeral train from Santa Barbara
arrived al 2:s0 p. m Ten more bodies
were taken on board here. about 20
Shrincrs will accompany the dead to
the eastern resting places.
Among the number are Mrs. and Miss
Hendcl of Reading. Pa Joseph y.
Stearn of Erie \. W. Rappole Of Ben
mis- Point n. Y. and Mrs. Fred Grum-
mond of Binghampton. y. v, WHO Will
be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mckinney, also of Binghamton,
and W. ii. Hapelton. The last is an old
friend who arrived this morning TO as
sist in her care
The body of Charles Bickford was
sent To San Francisco last night. \
few injured are left behind the ply
sicians feeling it was not safe for
them to take a long journey 1T this
time
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18

CITY OF MEXICO, May 12.-Nincty
men are supposed to have lost their
lives in II fire which started in the Ten
nras copper mine nj NeIardcnn in the
state of Durango, last Friday night
The fire is still raging and - said 10
he beyond control.
ThirtH-fVe bodies have been rcc0N-
cred mp 10 this time. Seventeen miners
are known to have escaped. This ir-
formation has been conveyed In 81 dis
patch to the Associated Press Offices in
Mexico City. The burning mine be-
longs 10 The GugGcnheims.