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WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE.

WASHINGTON, june GA confer
ence to determine whether civil or Grim.
inal or any action will be taken against
u. H. Hartman as the result Of the re-
cent Interstate Commerce Commission
investigation win be the subject Of the
conference Friday at the White House,
The President Is anxious that some de-
cision be reached before he leaves the
city for the summer.
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/, talking In the soft, easy tones that char
terize bis speech. His eyes met those Of
Haywood several times and the two gaz.
ed fxedly at one another in the tests
with the honors even. Orchards entry
to the courtroom, after dramatic
pause, was itself intensely dramatic
The five witnesses who traced Hors.
Hey and Jack Simpkins, at various
times prior to the steunenberg murder
and further fixed their movements by
identifying the hotel registers where they
had signed their names consumed the
first hour Of the morning session and
then Senator Borah looking toward the
bench said in quiet tone:
'lt will be few minutes before the
next witness arrives"
The crowd knew then that Orchard
was to come and in keen expectancy.
watched the two doors OF the room. II
was to be realized at last. The pris-
oner witnesses, long sequestered at the
renitentiary, was to be produced. Hay
woods mother, Mrs. Carruthers, of Salt
Lake, and her daughter sat beside the
prisoner and his wife, they having ar
rived yesterday. The prisoners two
daughters were absent. Haywood held
a note book and at intervals took notes
Of the proceedings,
Horsley spent the night and morning
at the office Of james H. Hawley and was
brought to the court house in carriage
with three armed guards. In the cham
bers Of Judge Woods he was turned over
to Deputy Sheriff Ras Beamer who Is
to be his special guard at the trial.
Strangers entering the courtroom dur
ing the morning were searched for
weapons and when orchard reached the
luilding the doors of the trial room
were locked and extra deputies posted
outside Of the rail,
Sheriff Hodglin cleared the aisle back
Of the seats Of the Haywood party and
when he got the signal from the
judges chambers that all was ready, he
nodded his head to Hawley.
"call Harry Orchard said the states
leading counsel, in 4 loud tone. The
chamber doors swung open and out
marched Orchard led BY Ras Beamer and
followed by two penitentiary guards and
two detectives all armed.
They walked with him on the march
around the railing and then faced the
crowd while he climbed to the witness
chair,
Far back In the room a man stood up|
to get better view and deputy shout
ed "sit down Other deputies instantly
started forward and II the han had not
taken his seat quickly, they would have
jumped for him. A woman inside the
rail dropped her parasol. Its clatter
drew all the attention Of the nervous
crowd and The gun men who were there
e shield Horsley until they understood
what was happening. The defense kept
up an attack all through the afternoon
protesting against the admission Of ev-
cry material statement of the witness,
but Judge Wood accepting for the time,
The assurance Of the state that il will
make good the connection everywhere,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-06
MAY EXCAVATION.
Report Shows Excavating To Be Greater
Than Corresponding Month.

WASHINGTON, June 5.--The Secre.
tary Of War yesterday received o cable
dispatch from Colonel Goethals, chief
engineer Of the Isthmisn canal commits
sion on the Isthmus, stating that the
excavation in the Culebra cut for the
month Of May wass69O,So5 yards and at
Gatun 7O,SOO cubic yards. While this
shows decrease from the excavation
lfor March and April, due chiefly TO The
rainy season, II shows very large in
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-06
FEMALE PASTOR MARRIED
Rev. Mary Pepper Marriss Wealthy
Lumber Merchant.

NEW YoHK. june S.--Amouncement
o made today Of the marriage Of Rev.
Mary =, Pepper, pastor Of the Souls
Communion Church, which holds its
splritualistic sessions In the Aurora
tirata Cathedral. Brooklyn, and Edward
Ward Vanderbilt, a wealthy lumber
merchant 81 this city, ReT. Mira. Van.
derbilt preached her farewell sermon 10
hor church a week and II was supposed
she was going 70 Europe, The anuounc.
ment Of her marriage therefore was q
surprise.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-06

| BOISE, June 5.--Altred Horsley, ALA
Harry Orchard, the actual assassin oI
Frank steunenberg, went on the stand
to-day as a witness against Haywood
and made a confession Of long chair
of brutal, rcvolting crimes, done, hs
raid, nj the instigaticn and for pay q
ihc leaders Of the Western Federation
oi Miners.
The undertaking by the special prose
eutors for the state, by later proc
and connection 10 legitimire his testi
inony, opened the way like flood gate te
the whole diabolical story. Throughout
the entire day Orchard went on from
crime recital 10 crime recital. each sue.
ceeding one, seemingly more revolving
than those that had come before. Or.
chard confessed that as q member Of the
mob that wrecked the Bunker Hill and
Sullivan Mil In the Occur d'Alenes he
lighted the fuses that carried the fire TO
the giant explosion; he confessed that
he set the death trap in the vindicator
Mine at Cripple Greek, that blew ont
the lives Of Superintendent Mccormick
and Foreman Beck; he confessed that
because be had not been paid for his
first attempt at violence in the vindica.
Tor mine he had been treacherous TO his
associates and warned the managers of
the Florence and Cripple Greek rail-
way that there was q plot to blow up
their trains; he confessed that he cruelty
fired the charges Of buckshot into the
body Of Detective Lyte Gregory, Of
nenyer, killing him instantly; he con-
iessed that for days he stalked Gov.
ernor Peabody about Denver waiting for
a chance to kiln him. he confessed that
nc and Steve Adams set and discharged
the mine under the depot at Independ-
ence, that instantly killed "a men, and
he also confessed that failing in the at
tempt to poison Fred Bradley Of San
Francisco, he blew both him and his
house up with bomb Of gelatia, He has
more brutal crimes to tell about that
will bring his bloody career down to its
end, at Caldwell, where with great
bomb he killed Governor Steunenberg.
These will come tomorrow, for he Is To-
resume the stand when the district court
sits again.
The story was told TO the tense ,nery-
ed, rigid crowd that watched with star.
ing eyes, for every move and word Of
the confessing witness. The crowd was
sickened and weary Of its disgusting
details long before James Fl. Hawley,
pleading illness himself, at o'clock
secured an adjournment for the day.
Orchard retained control Of himself
almost from the moment he took the
stand and il he suffered much he did not
show it. His eyes were bloodshot and
his face mottled in color when he came
into the room to confront the man whose
life he jeopardises, lie was plainly very
nervous. He seemed at first to lose a.
little physical control, for he walked
unsteadily as he neared the stand and
reached in an indefinite way for the arm
Of the chair. He had trouble in finding
his voice, but only for few moments.
IIc quickly steadied himself and was soon
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ruled against the defense on all points
save one. He declined To let HorsIey tell
the contents 81 telegram sent to him,
At San Francisco. BY Pettibone while
he was engaged In the attempt on the
life Of Bradley. When he was taken
srom the stand Horsley was at once
driven 70 the penitentiary and he will
n brought back to town early In the
morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-06
JAPANESE RED CROSS.
Empress Present At Meeting and Con
graduated the Society.

TOXIC, June (Afternoon) The
Red Cross Society Of Japan, held gem
eral meeting here today at which the
Empress was present. Her majesty
made speech, congratulating the So
ciety upon its success and praying for
continuance Of its prosperity. The
society, which now has a membership Of
l,a2O,OOO, is now actively at work in
Colea and Manehuria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-06
COMMITTED SUICIDE.

SALT LAKE, June 5.--After three
futile attempts to commit suicide BY
throwing himself in front Of a locomo-
tive, w. G. Risden. Homadic railroad
man, finally succeeded BY placing his
head across the track in front Of ear
truck.
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WILL BE EXECUTED.
Twelve Men Tried For Attempt On Ca
brera's Life.

MEXICO CITY. June 5.--According to
a telegram received here, l2 Of the 10
men condemned to death for the al
lged attempt on the life Of President
Cabrera will be executed. The dispatch
characterizes the condemned men a.
honorable and innocent victims.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-06
INcEHDrARY FIRES.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, June 4.--Pour
fires said 70 be Of ineendiary origin oc-
cured here tonight. There are rumors
limiting at d concerted attempt TO de-
stroy the city. The combined loss will
reach 100000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-06
FRENCH sEAMEE RETURN.

PARIS, June 5.--The national COM
mittee Of the seamen's Union, tonight
voted At Marseilles to resume work to-
morrow. The decision was at once tele-
graphed to All ports.
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ATTEMPT on GRAND DUKE.
Another Of Series Of Attempts to Kill
IA Imperial Family.

ST. PETERSBURG, June s.--Tssrs
have been 70 many alleged attempts
lately upon the lives Of the Imperial
Household that hardly day passes
without adding to the number. The
latest, according to the Neyoe Yremya
was q deliberate attempt On the life 81
Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch, q
younger brother Of the Gar. In any
event serious accident was narrowly
avoided.
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GRAND DUCHESS I'LL.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 5.--Grani
Duchess Anastasia. the six.year-old
daughter Of the Gar is sick, II Is fear
ed with diphtheria,
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crease over May Of 1905, when the total
excavation for the month was io4.eiS
cubic yards. This u iii faet The largest
total excavation FOR Any single montp
except March and April Of this W {,
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Two Women and Two Men Drowned o,
Wunder Lake, Neh.


wunder Laks, Neb.
o'NEfldA Ncb.. Juns GA fishing
party had sad and tragic ending at
Wunder Iage. eight miles southeast Of
rage, today. Four persons, two men and
Two women were drowned A party of
about 20 people went 70 the laks 70 fsh.
The accident occurred about noon when
boatload Of six started out and went
down about 20 feet from the bank. Two
of the boat load were rescued with ash-
poles and tho bodies 81 the others hshed
ont with hooks and lines later. The
toat was overloaded.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-06
HAYWOOD AND ORCHARD GuED fKEDLY At EACH OTHER

ORCHARDS ENTRANCE 10
-HE WALKED UNsTEADHy WITNESS CHAIR AND WAS FOR
A FEW MOMENTS AT LOSS FOR w0RDs-HIs DAB0LIcAL
sIcKENED AND wEARIED THE SPECTATORS AND COUNSEL.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-06
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL SCORES
Coast Leag ue.

AT Portland Portland |, San Fran,
cisco 8.
At San Francisco-Los Angeles 9. Oak.
land 4.
Northwest League.
AT Butte Butte 5, Vancouver |.
At Seattle-Seattle 2. Aberdeen 5.
AT Spokane-Taccma 8, Spokane 8.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-06
PACIFICCOASTINVOLYED
4
No Less Than Eighty Portland
Firms are Included In
the Charge.
AGAINST FIVE ORGANIZATIONS

Work Of the Grand Jury in Local United
States District Court Yesterday
Bench Warrants to be Issued For All
Defendants.
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Dp>. >,.,,iARD'S 4 REVOLT|NG STORY
OF BLOODY Grimes
Prisoner Witness In Soft Easy Tones Told History
Of His Bloody Career.
AT NsTIGATIoN OF FEDERATION OFFICIALS

Orchard Confessed That He Blew Up the independence Depot the
vndlcatcr Mine and Others, for Pay Received From
Western Federation oi Miners
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A Genuine Diamond
Ring For $500
G u A X A N T E E D

With a diamond ring | re-
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beautiful complexion. Dia-
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An opportunity to every wo-
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THE GENUINE DIAMOND
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should any purchaser be dissatisfied,
| will cheerfully refund the money.
Do not let the price lead you to doubt
the genuineness or value of this ring,
as the above guarantee protects each
and every purchaser. Send me $500
by mail and take advantage of this
offer, as the time is limited. Send
size of finger for which ring is desired.
T. G. MOSELEY
81 East 23rd Street, New York City
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SAID /.
any sense you could get fifty out OF
me-"
But this was lost upon Sidney. The
whole machinery of his intelligence,
that great aud delicate and wonderful
structure, was busy with bit of pa
per which bore the printed heading,
Petty Expense Account"
Thank yOu.' said he
And he fled away to the cashier.
That evening In restaurant | saw
him entertaining n very pretty girl at
dinner He becEoned me to join them
ana passed an hour IN their company
Though the conversation avoided per-
sonal topics, learned in other ways
than by the sBokeiI word that he was
very much Ia love with her ana sue
with him. She was fine example OF
the pure blond type now hurrying to ITS
extinction. aud he was raclally and In
diyidually suitable to De her mate, but
neither was in the smallest degree fit
FOR the battle OF life today.
On the following afternoon Sidney
brought me photograph, not executed
IN the highest style IF the art, but
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Chestnut Grove

Threshing seems to be the order
of the day.
Camp meeting seems to be pro.
crossing nicely at Slagle's Grove
Meeting at Chestnut Grove every
Sunday night. Everybody invit,
ed.
Mr.. Thaddeus Hill has been
working for Mr.. John Starkev.
Mr.. Miles Brown and Miss Dessle
Newton attended church at Chest
nut Grove Sunday.
Mrs. Maud Wa-ehime and Mrs.
Ella Eads have gone to conference
to hire a preacher. We wish them
success.
There will be an ice cream sup
per at Chestnut Grove next Satnr-
day night. Everybody come.
Mr.. George Amerine and Miss
Welcome Daugherty started Sat
urday night for camp meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Starkey were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Purl
Lowery, Sunday.
Misses Stella and Hazel Started
for camp meeting Saturday night
and missed the street car.
Mr.. Clinton Hill is still working
for Mr.. Robert Davis.
Misses Ethel Carnes, Stella and
Hazel Starkey attended camp
meeting Sunday night.
Miss Ethel Carnes returned to
her work near Williamsport, Mon
day. RED BIRD.
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Falls Township Primary

The Falls Township Democratic
Primary will be held at the Court
House in Logan on Saturday, Sep
tember 7th., from one to six, p.
m. The primary is to be held ac-
cordlng to the recommendation of
the County Central Committee.
The following offices are to be
filled:
One Justice of the Peace.
One Township Clerk.
One Township Treasurer.
One Assessor,
Two Township Trustees.
One Constable.
Two members of Board of Edu-
cation for terms of 4 years.
SAMUEL BLUM,
Central Committeeman.
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! AN INTERESTING SHORT STORY THAT
. WILL PLEASE ALL Of OUR READERS. /:

known him. and we claimed his body.
The funeri' was held in the chapel ad-
Joining the hospital, and we gathered
quite company of mourners. But
Sylvia was not present, and | could
not find her. My anxiety was ex-
treme, for | knew that she had loved
Sidney with all bar heart, but before
l had taken any steps to trace her
through the usual public machinery
l received rather cart message that
she had gone to her old home in
Maine. About three weeks later, how
ever, met her on the street.
1t was near the place where she had
lived, and | accompanied her there
Sylvia" said | when we stood In
her little sitting room, you say you
have just got back to town. 1 don't
believe you've ever been away"
81 haven't" she admitted.
l took her by the arm.
"You are happy" said 1, "feverishly
happy. What does this mean? Not
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-05
Of Some
Use In the
World. i
BY HOWARD FIELDING.
Copyright, 1907 by c. w. Hooke.


~ DGAR SHENSTONE was one
of those lesser captains OF
n finance and moderately swol
len multimillionaires whose
names have not become household
words. In fact he was so quiet and
unobtrusive in his ways that when
our Wall street man came to me with
n tip on Shenstone he began by asking
IL l knew him.
The city editor of a newspaper Is
expected to know everybody, SO that
question will serve to indicate how
inconspicuous ShenstOne was. re-
sponded that l had never had the
pleasure OF meeting that particular
pirate, but had heard of his works.
He is the active agent in big
speculative pool that is being organ
ized," continued Miles, the Wall street
man. The operations will probably
lie sensational enough to call for a
spread story"
Upon this hint l looked up Shen-
stone in the "morgue," as we call the
great collection of clippings arranged
in envelopes and carefully catalogued
that every important newspaper keeps
for reference. There was an envelope
marked "Shenstone, Edgar, Broker"
but its contents were disappointing.
was particularly grieved to learn that
we had no portrait, and after various
unsuccessful attempts To procure one
sent photographer to snapshot Mr..
Shenstone, but he failed.
In the course of that week writer
named Sidney Colbert called to see me
and asked for work. He was a genius
in his way. but entirely useless on a
newspaper. His vocation was litera-
ture, and he had written some very
good stuff that had been printed in the
best magazines, but he had no money
sense. no push and no aptitude for en-
during poverty.
/ don't know how 1t happened, but
somehow in the course of breaking to
Sidney the sad news that he must con-
tinue TO starve because neither the
Daily Record nor any other human in
stitution had any use for him l men-
toned the unsuccessful search for
SueuStOle portrait. HeGtupOn STU
ney fell into deep thought The fur
rows by which his handsome counte-
nance was wrecked and riven became
positively painful to behold, and he
maintained so long silence that | be-
gan to think of ways to be rid of him.
Suddenly he said:
Il can get you likeness of Mr.
Shenstone." And then, with earnest
ness, IF give you my word that
will not fail will you-er-could you
"Well?"
Il suppose" he said In gasping des-
peration, that you might be willing to
pay as much as So for the portrait,
and if"-
"Oh, Sidney" said |, "why don't you
get a business manager? Five dol
lars!"
rs 1t too much"
/ laughed aloud.
Heres an expense order for ten,"
said |. Bring me a good picture be-
fore o'clock tomorrow afternoon and
I'll give you fifteen more. If you had
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Thursday, Sept. 5, 1907
Democratic Municipal
Ticket.

For Mayor-D. V. Thurness.
For Acknowledgements Shively.
For Clerk-Charles Smith,
For Treasurer-Rudolph Brown.
For Councilman-George G.. Gage
John Canty, Fred Stracke
Thomas Bennett, Nicholas
Eberst, Harry Rose.
For Water Works Trustee--W. A
Henderson, Henry Lutz
For Members School Board. z
Miller, Henry Kessler
For Assessors-First Ward, Henry
Ucker; Second Ward, Dar
Connors; Third Ward, Dennis
Noonan; Fourth Ward, Andy
Inboden,
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Vance is Stricken.

A telegram from Wheeling Fri
day morning conveyed the infor-
nation that Col. John l.. Vance,
who is president of the society of
the army of West Virginia, was
stricken with sudden and dan
gerous illness while participating
in the exercises OF that body
Thursday and Friday. On Thurs
day evening he communicated
with his family in this city and
declared that his health was never
better. Friday morning came the
word that he was very i'll,
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Ohio Is For Bryan Says
Governor Campbell.

Columbus, Ohio, September 3
-"There was no need on the part
of Judge Alton b. Parker to deny
the statement that / had verified
the fact that he was candidate
for the Presidency" said former
Governor james f. Campbell to.
day. "The truth is that | never
said that he was candidate for
President. The account publish
ed in the THE ENQUIRER did not
say so, either. What / did say,
and was correctly reported, was,
that was told by an informant
in New York, whose confidence l
enjoy, that Judge Parker was a
candi date.
81 remember very distinctly of
telling this gentleman in response
that there was no Parker senti-
ment in Ohio. That state, / said,
was for William Jennings Bryan,
if he wanted the delegation. He
concured in my view, but went
on to say again that Parker was
out for the nomination. 1t is al
so needless to add that Ohio is
still for Bryan. My own county,
Butler, has already indorsed him,
being the first In Ohio this cam
paign. There is no power in this
country that can take the state
away from him."
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Chestnut Ridge

There were quite number of
people from this vicinity attended
the McClelland picnic.
Mr.. Willie Turkenton set up a
soft drink stand on the grounds of
the Perry picnic. He had sixty
gallon of sweet cider.
Mr.. Clay Cham bers was the
guest of Mr.. Willie Turkenton
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Miller and son, Her.
aid, of Lancaster, have been the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Turkenton.
Mr.. Allen Chambers made a
hustling trip to LaurelvilIe one
day last week,
Mr.. Allen Chambers and son,
Walter, have been visiting his
brother, William Chambers, of
Wood county, last week.
Mr.. William Turkenton has a
fine banjo for sale. Call at this
place.
Well, Uncle ST we did not ap.
pear in your columns for quite
awhile, but We hope the other
writers are sending their items
regular.
Now the flowers fade away,
Colder is the morning,
Warmar is the dap
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Hold Reunion in Lancas.
ter.

The twenty-thlrd reunion of the
One Hundred and Fourteenth o..
V. /. will be held at Lancaster,
Sept. II and lS. Invitations have
been issued to all the survivors of
that famous regiment by the Sec
retary, ID. B. Saint, of Mt. Ster-
ling, and a good crowd is expected
to be present.
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Republican Candidate for
Treasurer.

To MY FRIENDs;
| have concluded to enter the
race again for Village Treasurer,
and take this means in all the
newspapers to so inform my friends.
(adv.) G w. PULLEE.
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TRUSTEE MARION TOWNSHIP.

Please announce the name OF DAVID
WOLF as a candidate for The office OF Trus-
Tee of Marion Township, subject to the will
of the Democratic primary.
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Council, and how much better can
this important element of industry
be represented in council than by
the election of their pres dent.
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TOWNSHIP CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce the name
of ROLAND BRIGHT as candidate for
Clerk OF Falls Township, subject to the Will
OF the Democratic primary,