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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
Postnasters Appointed.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. D. c., June IL. y
Postmasters appointed: So
Virginia-Mantee, Buckfngha M com
ty. George w. Pattson, vice S, B. Glib.
son. resigned; Snake Creek, Carol
county, Lettie S. Banks, vice DO
Banks dead. n d
North Carolina-Alexis. CASTOR com.
~. Samuel L. McAllister, vice w. II
Alternately, resigned; Silkhope, Chat.
ham county. r. j. Headen. vice 7 q
Headen, resigned; Stubs, Cleveland
county. Thomas d. baltimore, vice II
B. Richards resigned r.
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PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT
INIIXPRESSIBLY SHOCKED

+ BALTIMORE. MD, June IA tele-
gram expressing the shock and grief
OF President and Mrs. Roosevelt at the
{ news of the disaster in Hampton Roads
yesterday, was written by the FRESH
dent on the train and sent from Balti-
more. as follows: B
"Rear-Admiral r. D. Evans, Care Navy
Department, Washington, D. c.:
We are indispensable shocked and
Erieyed by the news of the disaster.
3 "THEODORE AND EDITH ROOsE-
TIILT.n I.
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Arrcxtcd for NORFOLK Crimc.

Detective Sergeants Bailey and Glib
son and Sergeant Sowell yesterday ar
rested a negress named Martha Poole,
wanted as u fugitive from justice at
Norfolk, where she is charged with
In response to an inquiry from Chief
OF Police Boush, of Norfolk, who asked
that lookout be kept for her. The
two officers found her In house on
The woman is held at the Second Police
Station to await the coming of Norfolk
police. as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
sHERITF'S
CONDUCT AT LAUNCHING

e CHATTANOOGA, TENN, June, Ia
OnHthe third day of the investigation
of the charge Of contempt Of the United
S.r nter opr i now d Shp
time for manslaughter. was tho prin-
cipal witness, He testified as to q
convcrsat ton with the day ja!ler on
charged, should have been prevented
Two other witnesses We're called, their
evidence being unimportant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
.Irglnia School for. the

visitors of the Virginia School for the
Deaf and the Blind, at staunton, met
last night at the Pine Beach Hotel
Mr. Bowles was reelected superin-s
tendent for the ensuing two years, and
the following new teachers were
elected: Miss Helen Throcknorton. Of
Pennsylvania. head Of the oral depart
Of Captain Phil Cnson. Of Richmond:
Miss Bessie Surbcr, of :Staunton. a
niece Of Hon. A. G, Hartman, and Mr..
Alvah Rosnick. Of Russell county, Va
recent graduate Of Gallaudet College.
The music pupils from, this sclIol,
who have added much to the pleasure
of hundreds during their zen days stay
at the exposition by their excellent
music, returned to their respective
homes to-day. m, IN
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ColOrctl Graduates.

The first annual commencement OF the
Virginia business College was held Tuesday
might In Central League Hall. Tho super.
vlsing principal, Professor II. z. Sanders
presented certificates OF proficiency to An
ME NJ. Jeffries. Octavia Sheckelford, a.
Bailey and ]. p. Hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
GOVERNOR SWAKsOk'S
VIRGINIA DAY ADDRESS
TO-NiOlitONv's PROGRAM AT
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

. b. 81
Society Of the War Of 1912.
Commercial Travellers.
I'hi NH fraternity.
National Editorial Society.
United states Life-Snvcrs.
10 a. Nj, md hourly thcrcnftcr,
exhibition OF Weather l,urcan,
cnrthIunkc recorder, government
building a.
II A M..l'rcparntion Of large
wcntl,cr ninp from reports from NIL
SECTIONS of the country, Government
building A.
y. NJ. lsiogrnphic5 and stcrcopti-
con exhibition, scenes on 1ndinn
Rcscrvntion, with lecture, Interior
Department, Government Build-
ing a.
+. NJ. l'hinncy's Band concert,
Ernndstand, Lee Parade.
T.. NJ. Geographic exhibition AMI
lecture, scenes In Yosemite Valley,
Government building A.
+. NJ. BioKrnpl,ic exhibition nntl
lecture, scenes on Indian lscscryn-
ton, Government building A.
=. NJ. Geographic exhibition ana
lecture Yellowstone National Park,
with lecture by Il G.. Culver, Cow
crnnent building A.
to $50 T.. NJ. Organ recital. DR..
>. Louis Brown. Departure OF Vir-
Rinia Polytechnic Instltutct Cadcts
i. NJ. Phinney's Band concert.
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Dandelion
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Sold by all Druggists 25c Schenck Chemical co..
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Charged With Burglary.
Vincent Cousins (colored) was ar
rested yesterday on warrant charging
him with entering burglariously the
stables of j. G. Jones. He will appear
this morning.
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Reviewing the Testimony.

1855 hcVieW1nS the i5IektlMOny,
The earlier part of the day was con-
sumed Withta review, from the stand
point of tho defense. of tho alleged
plots against Peabody, Judge Gabbert,
Judge Goddard and General Sherman
Bell, It developed that during August
1909. when, with shotgun and buck
shot he was stalking General Bell,
Orchard went to live at the house OF
i'ettlbone.} The explanation Of this re-
iatlonship offered by the defense in
It's Questions was that Orchard had
gone there to keep Pettibone COM
pany While Mrs. Pettibone was absent
On an Eastern visit.
The review Of the steunenberg plot
brought from Orchard the additional
declaration that when Haywood was
proposing the crime he said that I'D
ward Boyco, formerly president Of tho
western Federation Of Miners, ana now
ono OF the owners or the Hercules
mime, mad always desired the removal
OF Stennenberg for his part in the
North Idaho labor troubles.
Plan to XIII Hell. 3fssl .ss.,s
,,Astto his plan to kill Sherman Boll,
the prisoner said he went to work Oh
lPet tlbone's suggestion. Orchard was
Stopping at the Pett!bono house. He
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RE-ELECT MIX. nowLEs.

hoard OF Visitors Of Virginia School
Hold Annual Nleetinl; mt Pine l'cncll.
Especial to The Times- Dispatchl
AM Il S'rOSy N EMP OSITION
GROUNDS. June 12,-=The board al
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ORCHARD AODs TO
HIs CHASTITY TALE

NSOulluucuE 1IOIll ClTSL TTdRe.J
which he had to resort to pawning,
borrowing and stealing to live for q
long period.
First he pawned jewelry or guns for
s25 or $50. Then he accepted the hos
rttality Of Paulson's home, while he
was planning to steal Paulson's child.
broke into the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company's station. They
were after a trunk full OF jewelry
samples, but instead got trunk full
of shoe samples. Next he tapped a
cash register at Burke for $40 or $40.
Why He Had to Steal.
Touching on this period Of poverty
and hard luck, the defense wanted to
know why, II he were in Idaho on a
mission Of murder for Haywood, Meyer
and Pettibone, and with unlimited
credit from them, no did not send to
them for money instead OF borrowing
and stealing. Orchard replied that he
did send letter to Meyer at Butte,
and got 500, but that he did not send
to Haywood for more because he was
temporarily OFF the steunenberg muir
der errand and away from where
Steunenberg lived.
Lastly, there came a showing that
Orchard had borrowed $500 from Paul
son on the strength Of a fraudulent
story that he was going to Los Angeles
to sell mining stock for Coates, and
that this money actually paid his cx-
penses when he went back to Caldwell
on the final mission of murder.
After reviewing his meeting with his
old partner, who had meantime become
rich. tho defense asked the witness If,
disappointed and angered at his own
hard luck in selling out the Hercules
mine when Steunenberg sent troops
into North Idaho. he had not suddenly
decided to borrow enough money from
p az to take him to Caldwell, where
he would murder the man whom he
blamed for his misfortune Orchard
strenuously denied that this was his
motive. ia
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CONTINUED from Second page.)
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Several editors who were scheduled
to read papers We're absent. so the
program was considerably shortened.
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Following this report. a Ivote Of
thanks was rendered the committee by
the association, and on further motion,
the committee, having completed its
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
Child Two Years Old Falls From
Fourth Story.
WAS CAUGHT BY HER SISTER
Eight-Year-0ld Sister Saw the Little
One Start To Fall and Caught Her
"Just Like a Baskethall"--Both Were
Uhhurt.

CHICAGO, June ls.--Falling from a
fourth floor porch, 2-year old Vera
Moose escaped uniniured yesterday, be,
cause her s-year old sister Gladys, at
tho risk Of her own life, rushed beneath
the falling child and caught her in her
arms.
II caught her Just like basket ball.
Gladys explained after she had picket
herself up unhurt from the ground on
which she and the rescued baby had
fallen.
Gladys attention was attracted by the
scream Of d woman who lives in the
third fiat. She was on the back porch
and saw the child fall from the top
railing tlfty feet to the backyard,
where Gladys was playing.
Mrs. Moose also saw the child top
pie Off Supposing II meant instant
death she started 10 go down stairs.
On the way she swooned and fell
headlone, down one flight, sustaining
slight bruises and slight nervous
shock. She is under q physicians care,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19

SAN FRANCISCO, June ls--super.
visor Gallagher who was yesterday, BY
the board Of supervisors, appointed act.
Ing Mayor, In the place Of Mayor
Schmitz win, BY the bribery graft prose
cution, be retained in that Office until
Schmitx has perfected his appeal from
last weeks conviction This statement
was made this evening 10 the Asso.
ciated Press BY District Attorney Lang
don. lie further said that Cailaeher's
successor has not even been discussed.
He said they were moving carefully and
did not fear any step the Mayors at.
torneys might take. Schmitx this af.
ternoon at the close Of a long confer.
ence, addressed 10 the board 81 super.
visors letter rebuking that body for
It's action OF yesterday. In the letter
he declares himself able and willing to
perform the duties Of the mayoralty.
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.
Gallagher made no attempt today to
take possession Of the Mayors Office at
Post and Franklin streets. He did not
visit the place at all. A police sergeant
was "0n the door, all day and his in.
structicns were to see that no one ap-
preached the premises.
The sergeant admitted that should
Gallagher attempt to establish himself
IN Schmitz' Office he would use force,
II necessary. in Throwing him out"
Gallagher says he has no use al yet for
the Office at Post and Franklin, He says
for the present the Mayors Office Is
wherever he happens to be.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19

PARIS. June ls-The government ap-
pears to have acted none too soon IN
determining to set the law In motion
against the revolutionaries in the south
Of France. Projects announce the com
mencement Of the efforts TO raise the
populace, and three departments,
Aude. Herault and Hyretees, Orientales
are apparently nearing the stage when
aggressiYeness win replace passivity.
Advices from Narbonne, show the situa-
tion there to have become worse, Dyna-
mite has been discovered on the rails,
tracks have been removed, telegraph
wires cut 50 as to impede the arrival Of
troops and the revolving villagers have
been collecting materials for barricades.
The excitement at Narbonne and other
places has increased dangerously, owing
to the announcement of the activity OF
the government and the agitation OF hot
heads. The announcement Of the gov
ernment's intention to arrest the origi-
nator Of the winegowers' movement
was promptly followed by a general
rising Of the countryside with the object
of resisting the government forces. In
view Of the incendiary threats the gem
eral staff Of the 10th army corps held
at midnight conference at Montpelier
and plans were made to meet the event.
nalities. The winegrowers' committee
at Argelliers is still outwardly COUNSEL
ing against the strike but their follow
ers are evidently out OF hand.
Summonses are out against the wine
growers committee on the charge of in
citing revolt and several mayors will
be prosecuted for attempting to over
throw the central government. Detaeh-
ments Of cavalry from the east are on
their way to replace the local troops.
NARB0NNE, June lS.--An attempt
was made tonight to arrest NJ. Marcel
Albert, leader Of the winegFowers'
movement and NJ. Ferroul, ex-Mayor Of
Narbonne, The situation Is full of
menace. Practically the whole popula-
tion Is disturbed and the widest excite
ment prevails At 9:s0 the Tocsin rang
and d mob made for place De La Hotel
De Vile, seized iron giriers from the
houses under erection and built street
barricades in preparation for the cav
airy charges. Elaborate arrangements
Of signals were made to summon the
whole countryside to town, NJ. Albert's
house was surrounded by a large body
guard. The slightest untoward incident
win likely precipitate fighting and the
ransacking Of government buildings.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
McpARLAND's BROTHER ON STAND
Brother Of pinkerton Man VIII Be Wit.
ness for Defense.

DENVER, June ls.--According to a
News Special, L, L. Mcfarland, of
Manitou Colorado, brother 81 Detective
Mcfarland OF the Pinkcrton AWeney.
who developed the case Of conspiracy
to murder former Governor Steunen.
berg, against officials Of the Western
Federation Of Miners. win go to Boise
to testify for the defense in the Hay.
wood case
During the strike riots in Cripple
Creek, MCFARLAND who is shoemaker
was deported from the district along
with the trainload Of union miners and
sympathizers who were taken over the
line into Kansas. A telegram was re-
ceiyei from Clarence Darrow summon
ing Mcfarland to come to Boise at
once, and he arranged to leave at once.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
PUBLIC LANDS CONVENTION.
Permanent Organization Objected and
Addressem by Prominent Citizens.

DENVER, June is.--The public lands
convention which met here today for a
three days, session, got down TO busi-
mess this afternoon and listened to ad-
dresses BY James r. Garfield, secretary
Of the interior R. A. Rallinger, Commits
sioner Of General Land Office and y. s.
Senator Teller. The permanent organi-
zation was affected by the selection Of
DR.. J. NJ Wilson Of Wyoming, chairman
and +. r. Johnson, Of Colorado, secre-
tary. he reports OF the committee on
credentials and organization, rules and
order Of business. were made and com
mittee on resolutions appointed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
CHINA PRODUCES WINE.
Has Thousands Of Casks Stored Ready
For Market.

LONDON. June is.-- China Is about
10 enter the worlds wine market for
the FIRST time according TO 4 pubIica.
tion just issued BY :he foreign Office.
The cultivation 81 grapes has been going
on experimentally for ten years ID the
shores Of the Gulf Of Chilli. and have
been satisfactory. The cellars belong
Ing to The vineyards are now stored
with thousands of casks 81 wine and
Il Il the expectation to market this pro.
duet beginning In the Autumn Of 1905.
A British official who visited the
vineyards reports that the wines are
excellent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19

No that you ought to have Il by this
time. WIN not write you any moro
thls time. Write 70 me - socn as you
get 10 your new fold
The letter was postmarked Denver,
December 30. the day that stennenbere
was killed and Il Il claimed BY Inc
state that The Jack" mentioned was
Simpkins and The "Thatn referred 10
was the 800 which Orchard swore no
asked simpkins 70 secure for him when
he was leaving Caldwell. The state de-.
seioped IL contention a. tending 10
show conspiracy and knowledge 81 the
|steunenberg crime, that Orchard was,
without any request from him, furnish
cd with counsel within d few days after
bis arrest, II first showed that On.
chard after his arrest had sent no com.
mnnlcatlon from the Caldwell ian and
produced and secured the admission of
ihe original Of the following telegram;
Receivers no time Gle 7,30 p. M.
nine paid, chg. Robertson, Miller 4
RosefeIt, Spokane. Wn, Jan. 81 1900.
r. Hogan. care sheriff, Caldwell, Ida.
Attorney Fred Miller win start for
Caldwell IN norning-M, 80 Hyde
Block.p
The defense examined Orchard on this
subject and largely devoted itself TO
showing that the Western Federation Of
Minera always provided counsel for its
members whenever they got Into
trouble.
To combat the theory that Orchard
killed Steunenbcrg In revenge for the
loss Of his valuable interest in the Har.
enles Mine, the state on redirect coss.
examination obtained from Orchard d
declaration that he had sold hIs interest
In the Hercules Ii 1907, two years be-
fore the strike and the time when the
troops came. The defense attempted 10
mcdIiy this b. getting the witness to
admit that he had NOT sold his interest
10 The Hercules Mine, but had pledged
II and could have taken Il back any
time up to his flight from North Idaho,
before The coming Of the troops but
Orchard adhered to his statement that
he sold II outright. There was 4 long
contest over the unsuccessful effort BY
the state to show that the confession
of steve Adama had been voluntary. II
maintained that Adams had once ais.
ensAed the matter freely with Hawley
and Borah. but that was about a. far
M II got, the court sustaining tho series
Of objections from defense.
Al the opening Of tho morning session
The defense asked Archard q series OF
lmpeaching questions. They all dealt
with conversations. IN which II was Al.
legged that Orchard had recited his priv.
ate grndge against Steunenberg and
vowed that he would kill him II he
hanged for II. Orchard denied every,
both specifically and generally. Ed
Boyce, once president Of the Western
Federation Of Miners and now one Of
the owners Of the rich Hercules Mines,
came after 0rchanl ana was still on the
stand when the court rose for the day.
He was called to identity a mineris
magazine The defense was given the
articles for examination tonight and a
row over their admission win come the
first thing In the morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
Rumored to be Engaged 10 Earl
Of Munster.
BOTH DENY The REPORT
chicago's Society Leader Says She Does
Not Even Know the Earl and Is Pro-
voked-He Says the Report Is Abso-
lutely Untrue.

CHICAGO, June ls.-The Tribune
last night received advice from London
telling Of the engagement Of Mrs. Pot.
ter Palmer to Aubrey Fitximmons, Earl
Of Munster and Baron Tewksbury, The
engagement has not been announced
but the Tribue's correspond.
ent declared that there was no doubt
IN understanding had been reached, and
that publication would soon follow in
a few days, The welding viii take place
in London in the Fall
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19


SCRANTON, Pa, June ls.-Seven
We're killed outright and two others
seriously injured in two explosions Of
mine gas in the johnson Mine, at Price
burg, late today. The first explosion
which occurred about o'clock was
caused BY the carelessness Of the door
tender who, BY leaving the door wide
open allowed the gas to accumulate in
the workings. One was injured as the
result Of this explosion. The second
explosion, which resulted in the death
Of seven men and the injury Of another,
resulted from the ignition Of the deadly
fire damp which accumulated after the
first explosion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
EARL DENIES THE ENGAGEMENT

LONDON, June ls.--The Earl Of Nun
ster when asked today regarding the re-
port that he was engaged to Mrs, Pot
ter replied:
"The report is absolutely untrue.'
The afternoon papers here printed the
dispatches from Chicago reporting the
engagement, with photographs 81 the
parties.
Il do not know the Earl Of Munster
and am much annoyed over the re-
port,p eaid Mrs. Palmer today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
WILL NOT STRIKE.
East Helena Smelter Employees Vote
Not to Strike.

BUTTE, Mont, June lS.---A Hele.
ma special to the Miner says there will
be no strike Of the employees Of the
East Helena Smelter When the votes
were counted tonight on the PROPOSE,
tion Of accepting or rejecting the OF.
fer Of the company there were so votes
for a strike and 1866 against It, which
for an increase Of fifty cents day.
and recognition Of the union.
The company inaugurated the bonus
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
FERRY BOATS IN COLLISION.

SAN FRANCISCO, June ls.-The fer
ries Cazadero and James NJ. Donahne,
running between here and Sausalito,
rollided in thick fog tonight between
Alcatraz and Angel Island. The Dona.
hue was badly damaged. But few pas
sengers were on either boat, those on
the Donahue were taken or safely in
boats and launches.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
PRICE FIVE CENTS

Methcdists was witnesser yesterday ii
the session G the conferences at
Leicester II was proposed TO imam
guaYate Thanksgiving fund, and after
a solemn dsdicatcry service w. n.
Hartley a prominent Methodist, off,
cred $4,000. This was appIanded with
enthusiasm. after which delegate after
delegate promised generous contribu.
tions. AT the close of the meeting. II
was announced these offering with the
pledges already made On behalf Of the
reached a total of sl,s5oOO0.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
IA
PECULIAR RELIGION.

Wife Of Supreme Court Justice Arrested
For Disturbing Peace.
CHICAGO, June lS.--A dispatch 10
the Tribune from Des Moines, says.
Mrs. Scott NJ. LAdd, wife Of Justice
Ladd Of the Iowa Supreme Court. was
arrested here last night for disturbing
the peace At the peculiar religious sery-
ices over which she presides.
AT the religious services which Mrs.
Ladd has been conducting they roll and
writhe on the floor like epileptics, leap
into the air, scream, gnash their teeth,
cr beat themselves over the head.
Staid religious circles OF Des Moines
have been profounded BY the revelations
concerning this peculiar religion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
ULrMAruM PRESENTED.
Collectors and Brakemen Of Long Island
Railroad Make Demands:

NEW YORK. June ls.--Announee-
ment was made today that Val Fitz-
patrick. second vice grand master Of
the brotherhood of Railroad trainmen
had presented 10 the Long Island Rail
road company an ultimatum on behalf
Of The collectors and brakemen of the
road The ultimatum N 70 the effect
that the men will cease work unless
their demands for wages on i mileage
instead Of time basis, are granted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
HAROLD HAARFAGRE ARRIVES.

NEW YORK. June is. The FIRST man
of war representing Norway win enter
the harbor of New York today when the
|battleship Harald Haarfagre arrives
from Hampton Roads. During the
warship's stay here, the officers will be
entertained BY the Scandinavian
colony
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
RECOUNT BILL SIGNED.

ALBANY, N. ", June ls.---Goysrnor
Hughes today signed the New York
City recount bin. providing for 9 re-
count and canvass BY judicial process
Of the ballots cast for Mayor in the
last election in New York.