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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Notifies Supervisors That Any
Action by Acting Mayor Is
Unlawful.
PRONOUNCES HIS REMOVAL
A NATTER OF POLITICS
Declares He Will Continue TO
Supervise Affairs of City
While in Jail.

SAN FRANCISCO. June lS.-The
following communication was today
filed with the clerk of the board Of
supervisors by Mayor Scbmitz;
Honorable Board of Supervisors:-
Gentlemen: in this morning S
papers a statement TO the effect that
your honorable body. al your meeting
yesterday. decided that | was tempo
rarily unable TO perform my duties
as Mayor, by reason of my detention
in the custody Of the Sheriff of san
Francisco, and therefore appointed
James Gallagher as acting Mayor, [
hereby notify you that ] am not uu-
able or unwilling TO perform the duties
required of me as Mayor of the city
and county OF San Francisco, but will
continue TO do so.
s'This action by your honorable body
clearly demonstrates the truth Of the
statement | made just after my return
from Europe, that politics, and politics
alone. was behind the prosecution. and
that voGr action is the first step to-
W1Gu HtIuI lJlS 'Ohbl'i VI th' iAhN''iN' f'S
Government. in order that valuable
franchises may be given TO the
wicIder of the big stick, NJ Ru-
dolph Spreckels, and other valuable
privileges accorded to those who have
co-operated with him IN his endcavor To
purify CD this city,
~ also wish TO notify YOU that any
action taken by Mr., Gallagher, in the
capacity Of acting Mayor, will be null
and void and will, by the complica-
tions it will cause. do great injury TO
the city. / demand that YOU send TO
my Office all matters passed by yonr
honorable board, that ] may have the
opportunity Of inspecting them and of
approving or disapProving them.
!.I further notify yon that, so far
"a this is possible, ] intend TO supervise
the work being done by the different
departments, and, in fact, all such other
matters as may be necessary for me as
Mayor so 10 do Respectfully Yours,
EUGENE +. SCHMlTI,
"Mavor of the city and county OF San
Francisco.
'.JuDe IS 1907.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Gathering at Ascot Was Most
Brilliant Event in Recent
Years.
MANY AMERICANS
WERE IN ATTENDANCE
Ten Carriages in Royal Process
sion Escorted by Troops
TO the Races.

ASCOT, England. June 1S.-Despite
an overcast sky, the gathering at Ascot
Heath today for the opening of the
great four-d race meeting was the
most brilliant of recent years. The
houses in the vicinity, for which fabul-
Gus rents are paid for few days usc
turned hundreds Of society people on to
the famous heath, while thousands of
others motored from London King
Edward and Queen Alexandria with
their guests, including the Prince and
Princess of Wales and Prince and Prin-
cess Andrew Of Greece, drove in state
from Windsor. where their aicstics are
entertaining n house party for the
meeting. There were ten carriages i'll
the royal procession. which was preccd-
ed by an escort of cavalry and accom-
panied by outriderS, which made 4
brilliant spectacle as they passed the
crowds Of beautifully.drcssed women
and their escorts on their way to the
races.
There was large gathering Of Amer
leans. those receiving invitations to
view the races from the royal lnclosure
being ambassador Whitclaw Reid, Mrs.
Reid and all the members of the United
States embassy and their wives. Miss
Cater. Mrs. john Jacob Astor, Mrs,
Potter Palmer. Mrs. Cass Garfield, Mrs,
Ogden Mills. Miss Mills Mr. and Mrs.
Livingston Beckman, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mackay and Mr.. and Mrs A. j.
DrcNel Among Americans who are en-
tcrtaining house parties for the week
are Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Martin, who
have Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid rs
guests: Mr. and Mrs a. J. DreXel, Mrs.
Adair, Mrs. Chauucey, Mrs. Potter
Palmer, Mrs. McCrcery, Mrs, Marshall
Field and ID Bcnttic,
In the race for the gold vase pre-
sented by King Edward. distance two
miles, Golden Measure, with Danny
Mahcr the American jockey up, was
first. Montmenale WIS second, and Oak
leigh IT, third
In the trial stakes for three-year-
olds, Dean Swift was first. King Ed,
ward Is Slim Lad was second and East
crn was third. Richard Croker's Juliet
'rhc Ascot stakes. 1000 sovcrc,gns
added, two miles, was won by Torpont,
with Madden up.
The Prince of Wales stakes Of fftY
sovereigns each with 1000 added for
with Danny Maher up,
The Gftieth renewal of the Ascot III
ennial stakes of ten sovereigns ench,
with five hundred added each year, for
two year-olds, distance one mile, was
won by White Eagle. Bonshiel, Maher
up. was second.
The Fifty third Trionnial stakes OF
ten sovoreigns each with five hundred
added for colts of 1908, two miles, was
won by Troutbeck Slave Trader. with
Maher up, was second.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
ROAD NEARLY COMPLETED
Boise and Caldwell Will Soon Be Con.
nected by Electric Line.

BOISE ano caldwell W)ll soon Be Con
nected by Electric Line.
Special 10 The Tribune
BOISE, Ida. June 1s.-Tt is stated
today by the engineer in charge that
the Boise and Interurban Electric rail
way betwee nthis city and Caldwell
Will be completed tomorrow. and the
road win be in operation within 4 few
DAYS.
The Idaho State Sunday-Schoo as
sociation opened it's anual meeting at
Nampa tonight. a large number OF
Boise people went over TO attend
Nampa has made great preparations
for the event and il is expected that
the attendance viii he the largest in
the history Of the organization
Jap Griffith of Weiser. who got
drunk Saturday, struck several people
with a heavy cane, and was lodged in
the Washington county Jail Yesterday,
escaped from that institution and has
not vet been found
The Idaho Text Book commission has
Just concluded its meeting here, in
which il selected text books for the
schools of the State for the next six
years The orders for books were dis
tributed among several different com
panies twenty of them having repre-
sentatives at this meeting
Clarence Walker, an eX-negIo con.
vict, who has released from the peni-
tentiary not long ago, was sentenced
TO two years in that institution In the
District court here today Recently he
stole some horses from l.. i. Cooper III
this city and took them TO Payette
where he was caught.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
FAST TRAIN WRECKED,
BUT NO ONE KILLED
Passengers on Big Four of New
York Central Have a Won
derful Escape.

COLUMBUS, o., June 1S.-Big Four
passenger train No. 10, one of the fast.
est trains upon the New York Central
lines, went through an open switch to-
day in the northern part Of the city and
WAS left lying on its side along the
track, with the passengers wondering
why they were not instantly killed
The train was running fifty miles an
hour when II struck switch. and the
passengers were thrown in every direc.
tlon. The tender of the engin ran
along the side Of the track for some dis.
tance and then plunged into the ground.
The engine continued along the side of
the track for 900 yards and then turned
over on its side. Engineer William T.
Smith stuck 10 his post and was unin-
Jured. The fireman, Joe Mshaffy of
Cleveland, jumped and is probably ia.
tally injured
The rest of the train is lying on ITS
side along the track. The tram. which
is the mate Of the Twentieth Century
limited, carries through sleepers from
New York. These sleepers were wrecked,
but report that the wreck caught fire
is an error
Seriously Injured.
MRS. ELIZABETH CLOWRY. aged
60, Cleveland; head injured
J. C.. CREEGAN, Cleveland, back
sprained.
II, L. REED, Mansfield, o.. face cut.
MRS. D. HYNDMAN, New York !;
! back hurt
FIREMAN MAHAFFY, fatally in
| jurei.
Many of the passengers in the sleep
| ers were only scratched and slightly
/ bruised. Ii is not believed that any of
! the injured except the fireman will die.
! Officials are of the opinion that the
switch was either tampered with or else
| carelessly left open.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Fair Day for Good Racing.

SAN FRANCISCO. June iS.-At EN-
cryville today the weather was clear and
the track fast. The Barbarlty Handicap.
over the futurity course. was won handiiy
by SusarmaId. which was cleverly held
until the paccmaker had tired De Gram
mont simply ealloped nome in the mile
and three -sixteenths event The mile
and a sixteenth showed that Lille Y. has
regained her previous form. but Edith
James and Salable both ran good races
First race. four furlongs, selling
Saucy NJ. 40 tRet,ig). to /, won Van
ma. 10 (Callahan). % TO l. second;
Glucksturn. lo5 tMentryl, 20 10 !; third,
KareDina Charlotte Il, Mrs. Nugent. st.
Dorean. Lady Adelaide and Last Go also
Second race. one mile and three-six-
teenths. sellins-De Grammont 100
(kirchbaum). -? TO !. won; Michael Null
yancy. 10i tMcRae) 4 TO |. second; Red
Era, l07 o.. Wilson,. to !, third Time:
200 is. BoX Elder Etapa. Mistress Of
Rolls. Reality, Budget. The Only Way,
Ray Carlo and Tarngan finished as
Third race. seven furlongs-Elmdelc
10 (BoreD . to 2, won, AltaneVo. Ito
Qetiig). l. 10 .. second: Lady Kitty.
lO5 tArChbald). to l. third. Time
I95. Dave Weber; George Kilhorn, Bon
VivaBt Nancy w. Banado, Tctanus. Doc
Craig and Lassen also ran
Fourth race, futurity course. Barbarlty
Handlcap-Sugar Maid. liz (BoreD, II
To 10. won; Cloudlight. III a.. WILSON,,
II to ). second; ST, Francis. 100 (Mcntry).
TO l. third Time. LOG i-5. Collector
Jessup, Combury and Misty's Pride also
ram.
Fifth race, one mile and sixteenth
Lille g.. 90 tMcntyy). 4 20 J. Won: Edith
James. l0I (Bore), 10 20 J. second; Sale
BILE 100 tMcRael. l. TO I. third, Time,
l:iG 10 Christina. The Captain; Swag-
ger and Avalon also ran.
Sixth race. SIX and half furlonGs-
Mcada, 1QG "a. WrlghO. 13 TO l. won:
Revolt los tMentryl, : to l, second; op-
tlcian. los lKjrschbaum), even. third.
Time. il9 Is Milshora. Woolma.
Treasure Seeker, Mazapan and Miss Tur-
Tie llSo ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
TELEGRAPHERS' STRIKE
PRACTICALLY CERTAIN
All Negotiations for Settlement
of Trouble Said to Have
Been Broken OF.

CHICAGO, June 1s.-Secretary Yves
ley Russell of the Commercial Teleg-
raphers union returned TO Chicago
from New York and announced today
that strike of the operators of the
Western Union and Postal companies is
n practically certain matter,
Announcement was made from the
headquarters of the local union that all
negotiations for a settlement of the
troubles have been broken off.
force of clerks was busily engaged
today in mailing assessment notices to
members Of the union preparatory to
the strike
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TODAY WILL DECIDE.
This Is Announcement From Headquar
ters of New York Union

NEW YORK, June Whether n
strike Will be ordered to enforce the
demands of the teIegraphers employed
by the Western Union for increased
wages will be made known tomorrow
according to an announcement made to-
day at the headquarters of the execu-
tive committee of the Commercial Teleg-
raphers union,
s, j. Konenkamp, who Is acting rs
the head of the union in the absence of
President Sam Small. who is out of the
city, said today:
I'VE will be able 10 announce posi-
lively tomorrow whether the union will
order a strike or not. We wlIl be IN
position to make our plans public
Mr.. KoDenkamp said he had heard
nothing from Labor Commissioner Neill
who had been requested by President
Roosevelt 20 look into the differences
between the telegraph companies and
their employees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Mrs. Eesanb Coming.

KANSAS CITY. June 1s.-A private
cablegram received here yesterday from
London SAYS Mrs Annie Bcsant of
Adyar, India who has Just been elected
world president Of the Theosophical So
ciety. will attend the annual convention
TO he held in Chicago in tho middle of
September of the American section OF
the society.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
DENIES ENGAGEMENT
Earl Of Munster Not to Wed Mrs,
Potter Palmer, He Says

LONDON, June lS.-The Earl of
Munster. when asked today regarding
tho report that he was engaged to Mrs.
Potter Palmer, replied
"The report is absolutely untrue
All the afternoon papers here printed
dispatches from Chicago reporting the
engagement, with photographs and
biographies of the parties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Veteran Of Navy Called.

Titcomb, sole surviving officer of the
Texas navy. died yesterday At the home
OF his son.in.law. a. 3 Frcnzel in this
city Mr.. Titcomb was born at Salem.
y. n, December %, 1917. Going 10
Galveston in 1897, he was appointed the
next year TO q midshjpman in the Texas
navy. and wRs soon advanced to the
rank OF paymaster
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
MISSOURI RATE CASE.
Restraining Orders Dismissed but They
Can Be Removed

KANSAS CITY, June 1S-As q result OF
the proceedings here yesterday after
noon In the Circuit court Attorney
General Hadley went before Judge Kirk
in he Circuit court and secured the dis
mlssal Of the restraining orders obtaine ed
by the state last week ordering the rail-
roads OF Missouri 10 obey the maximum
freight and the 2-cent laws The court
granted permission 70 renew the restrain
ing orders aagin al the end OF ninety
DAYS If the Slate so decides
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Better Job for Ripley.

WASHINGTON, June lS,-Iuforma.
tion reached Washington today 10 the
effect that Joseph Ripley. whose rcsig
nation rs engineer in charge of lock
designs on the Panama cnnal WAS an
nounoed Yesterday, has accepted the
position of advisory engineer 10 the
department OF public works of the
State OF New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Mcaorray.s .scnwab Wedding

CLEVELAND. O., June 1s.-The
wedding of Miss Edith McGorray of
this city 10 Prof Edward II. Schwnb
OF Notre Dame university n brother of
Charles NJ. Schwab, took place today at
ST. John 8 cathedral.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Diplomats Start Home.

NEW YORK. June lS.- Baron Won
Hengelmullcr, Austro, hungarian En-
bassador 10 Washington, and Baron
Mayor Des Planches. the Italian En-
bassador. sailed for Europe today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Typhoid Races in Pittsburg.

PITTSBURG. June Is. Typhoid
fever is again epidemic in this city.
Forty-one new cases were reported dur
ing tho past twenty-four hours. The
disease is said 10 he of more virulcut
type than last year aud the mortality
IS greater,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Texas Bankers in New York.

NEW YORK, June lS.-Oue hundred
and eighty members of the Texas Bank.
crs association and their wives arrived
here today by steamer from Boston for
a three days sight seeing visit 10 New,
York. Prominent banks in the city
have arranged an elaborate entertain.
mcnt for the visitors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Nearly Ready for the Jurv

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, June 49,
The introduction of evidence in the
Uncle Sam Oil company bankruptcy
ca&c was concluded today 1t is be-
lieved the case will be given to the
Jury tomorrow morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yankee Golf Champion Qualities

HOLYOKB. England June 1S-In the
professional golf Championship games to-
day tlrst round. Alec Smith OF New
with 10 Smith finished the second round
with 40 making his total los. which quail
ifes him for the championship contests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Deaths From Heat in Chicago.

CHICAGO, June lS.-Three deaths
and many prostTations because of the
heat were reported up to early this
afternoon. The mercury was higher
than Yesterday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Utah Selections Approved.
Special TO The Tribune


WASHINGTON. June 1s.-Tbe Sec
retarv of the Interior today approved
selections by the State of Utnh,
amounting 10 1889 acres, for com.
mon school purposes, Salt Lake City
land district, under the act of .Inlv l6,
1894
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Robbed by Bupko Men.

SAN FRANCISCO, June ls.-Gustav
Macklcy. Il florist and recent arrival
from New York, was robbed by bunlio
men nj an carly hour this morning of
500 in gold and greeubacks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Effort of State to Place Steunen-
: Murder at Door of Federation
1 Officials Points i'm this
Direction
.se HAS laid BROAD FOUNDATION
I'm INTRODUCE lMPEACHING TESTIMONY
D.orot TO Show that Orchard Killed Former
'Gwernor of Idaho Out of Motives
of Revenge

cules mine, the State on redirect ob.
tanned from Orchard a declaration that
he sold his interest in the Hercules in
1897 two years before the strike and
the time the troops came. The defense
attempted TO modify this by getting
the witness to admit that he had not
sold his interest in the Hercules. but
had pledged 1T, and could have taken il
back any time up 10 his flight from
north Idaho, before the coming of
troops, but Orchard adhered 10 the state
ment that he had sold outright.
There was long contest over an un-
successful effort by the State 10 show
that the confession of Steve Adams had
been involuntary. II managed to get in
ter freely with Attorneys Hawley and
Borah, hut that was about as FAR as it
got. the court sustaining a series of oh
jectiops from the defense.
At the opening of the morning ses-
sion the defense asked Orchard a series
of impeaching questions They all dealt
with conversations in which il was al
legged Orchard recited his private grudge
against Frank Steunenberg and vowed
that he would kill him if he hanged for
it. Orchard denied every query both
specifically and generally.
Ed Boyce, once president Of the West
ern Federation of Miners, and now one
of the owners Of the Rich Hercules
mine. came after Orchard, and was still
on the stand when the court rose for
the day. He was called TO identify the
Miners Magazine as the official organ
or the federation and to pave the way
for the use as evidence of a great
number Of articles from the magazine
The defense was given the articles for
examination tonight and the row over
their admission VIII come first thing to-
morrow morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19

irrP To- ~
rsug murder trial offered one
;rOoriart pieces of evidence
-s,ism D. Haywood today,
,Ti.e Harry Orchard for re-
.-7i,stion. il introduced and
sdmission Of four letters
how that HAYWOOD. during
. ,p05. when Orchard swears
.,e,d on various crimes for
IS leaders, had participated
\ dp,eive Mrs. Orchard the
Cripple Creek as to the where
M husband.
aieiy Of protest from the
t,isra was allowed TO testify
Z the summer of 1905 Hay
hn that Mrs. Orchard was
!, Tor information as to Or
uigssbouts. Orchard swore
,vcsed that he should write
. pias Of letters that were TO
allcd and delivered to Mrs.
agents of the federation.
hu be first wrote two let
ts dated al San Francisco
isn delivered through Paddy
Stc represented the fedora
SNls Creek. Orchard identi-
n ltiters and, overruling all
h ihe defense, Judge Wood
De.
Ind Lstter TO Nome.
fhs7d swore that he wrote -
h, purpOrting 10 come from
',il, and that under the gen
zeni that he had made with
TiH officials, Marion Moore
later 10 Nome. where he
amer OF The federation, and
IBIS letter. bearing the date
iug. ), 1905. was produced,
Eld admitted in evidence.
'iza identified a letter which
Tvie 10 Mrs. Orchard. and
Fk admitted in evidence and
ni jury. This letter is given
ts detailed report of the tes-
= luteB written by Orchard
erplace and contained prac-
1g bearing on the case or
Hunony. except references
Snent which Orchard says
ria the federation officials
oil bis wife while he was
na attacked the letters and
soFy about them when it got
eioss'cSanine the witness,
aeld to the story he told
"a me witness succcSsivcly
se had made an arrange
oellyery OF the letters TO
enls, that the letters had
zen appearance since he
y lasl week or that he had
uory because his wife had
'Hlsr In her possession. II
s.siy that Haywood had
Ann The Alaska letter aud
and Meyer knew Of the
les'sr Prom Pcttibone.
Hs Of correspondence and
ssiaence. Besides the four
|Lyaiaska letters, the State
s.nission Of a certified copv
sa letter which Orchard
'al lall, and which Orchard
,ne handwriting of Pet,
II "dlpr was as follows-
In. icnd Tom: Your letter
was sent 10 Jack Dec
! ne mes should send it so that
|; ,,S S@Se v, II by this time. Will
FE,. more this time. Write
: you get to your new
ID N Postmarked at Dcnve,
sn5 nd aay TINT Stcunenbere
49,, I, Is claimed by tho
|, nI H.. JACK mentioned wa,
| >|tSb 'Ssl 6 the that - rcferre,
| s,,',o U.snard swore he askct
/ |(lsell lor him when he wa:
saissssv isssvsloped its coptentio,
assaig 10 show a conspjrac,
y hS oil the Steunenber,
siSS was, was. without any y'Ji re-
|fhs ~: 4, furnished with COINS So
H. after his arrest I
| Ss, ,aM,'c Orchard after his ar
z Nd dIiS1,ahication iSnlh from Cald
+ slaiss5;eenl, Produced and Sc
| ss,eIeoru,of OF the original o
E,ss::"g p, m. Paid, cbarg,
sa lsCS "osenlelt, Spokane
4 IS, san, care Sheriff c.,,,,
IL ;be e' miller will star
'A' 'norning.-'M..; ).
|: i.;ssHin .s;saHEined Orchard ON ~;
iis y s., .G,evoted itself {,
/, " prcv;S,0eIT ;G,eTn Federation o
&c. and SIeae3e5f siISHSsi f't tAs. !!
b i. sa''sngs Theory.
aislg' g'liS'Fy is that orchar
nj revenge for hi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
Eight Miners Killed,

SCRANTON, Pc, june 1S.-Eight
miners were killed by an explosion of
gas ut the johnson colliery. Pricoburg,
late this afternoon.
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Utah Smelter Receipts.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June lS.-Ore receipts at the
Utah smelter today were. Four cars
Bingham. cars AiaX, cars Mammoth.
and / car Montana
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Sheriff First Witness.

All the members Of the Haywood family
were in the seats near the prisoner when
the case against William D Haywood
was resumed nj 9.30 n. m this morning
the intermission since the adjournment on
saturday large number Of witnesses
have arrived In Boise. THE court room
was only half filled however. at the
time court opened.
j. r. Nichols. who was deputy sheriff
iail at Caldwell AT the time OF Orchards s
arrest. after the murder OF former Gov
crnor SteunenberG. was the first witness
called. Orchard, in his sta tenent on the
stand, said that while I'm the Jail at
Caldwell he received letter from Petit
Stroyed by Orchard, but Nichols made a
copy of II before giving il to Orchard.
The copy of the letter was produced
and identified by Nichols A section Of
the original envelope was also produced
and Identified The letter was not read.
The witness said that IL was not signed.
Nichols testified that Fred Miller. q
lawyer OF Spokane. had called upon Or
chard shortly after he was placed in the
Caldwell jail. Miller Is now one OF the
attorneys for the defense OF Haywood.
Nichols said that Orchard had not sent
he had received telegram signed M. -
y copy of the telegram was produced
and Identified by the witness, Nichols
was proceeding TO tell OF z conversation
with Miller when the defense raised OBJ
lection after objection, and after argu-
OILS said that Miller had told him that
money sent To Orchard should be turned
over TO Miller AS his attorney.
Nichols was allowed to go without any
| cross-cXa mination. and Harry Orchard
WAS called.
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YOUR VACATION

VIII be made more agreeable II
The Tribune follows you. Mo
extra charge for mailing. Ad-
dress changed as often aa de.
sired,