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The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
tBy Associated Pressl

Boise. June 11.-Harry Orchard
resumed the witness stand in the
Haywood trial again cnls morning,
He told again of the attempts made
upon the life of Fred Bradley in
San Francisco.
He said that he had first fixed up
a bomb to put under Bradley's win
dow but had afterwards decided to
put some poison in THE milk de-
livered to Bradley's house. Failing to
work the poison scheme, Orchard
told that he had made arrangements
to go ahead with a bomb.
Orchard said that he heard from
MCFARLAND about the suit of the own
er of the apartments occupied by Mr.
Bradley against the Gas company af-
ter the explosion of the Bradley bomb
On Orchards confession Detective
MCFARLAND and Gov. Gooding made
affidavits for the use of the gas com
pany in moving for new trial.
Continuing the cross-eXamination
of Orchard the defense attacks the
testimony of the witness as to the
dynamiting of Fred Bradley in San
Francisco and besides trying to show
discrepancies and Responsibilities in
Orchards testimony they sought to
make it appear that the testimony
had been in part inspired by Detec-
tive Mcfarland.
There was first an effort to show
that Orchard had never seen nor
heard of the Japanese servant who
cleaned the porch at the Linforth
flats. the morning that Bradley was
blown up until MCFARLAND told Or
chard about him.
Orchard denied this and swore that
he saw the Japanese and that he
had to wait for the Japanese to leave
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
When Questioned About Deserting His
Wife Prisoner Gould Hardly Keep
From Breaking Down.
RICHARDSON IS rfERCILESS
Witness is Attacked by Questions and at Times
Considerably Confused--Asked to Explain
Peculiar Result of the Bradley Explosion
He Draws Diagram.

the porch before placing the bomb for
Bradley.
Then the defense tried to discredlt
the story of the purchase of dyna.
mite from the Judson Powder com.
pany and also tried to discredit the
entire claim that the bomb had been
used
This they tried to do by showing
that the walls Of the Linforth nat
We're blown outward and that Brad
ley had been blown into the street.
Attorney Richardson demanded
that the witness must explain how
the explosion of the bomb had these
effects.
Orchard said he could not explain
1t but the explosion seeking the lineot
least resistance had carried him into
the street
At the request of the defense Or
chard stood before the jury and drew
a diagram of the entracc to the Lin
forth flats.
For the first time since his cross
examination began orchard today
showed emotion.
IL was when Attorney Richardson
took the witness to task for neglect
ing his deserted wives.
Orchard insisted that Haywood and
Pettibone had promised to care for
his wife at Cripple Creek but had
failed TO do so.
when Orchard admitted he knew
his first wife worked at cheese max
ing for a living his lip quiverod and
his voice grew husky.
Richardson kept up his grilling for
fully fifteen minutes bup failed to
break the witness down.
Richardson then led the witness
on to tell again particulars Of at
tempts in Denver TO assassinate Gov
Peabody and Supreme Court Judge
Gabbert, of Colorado. in December OF
1904.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
GOV. BUCHTEL
ON FLAG DAY
The Chief Executive of the State Issues Pro-
clamation Calling Upon the People of
Colorado to Observe Flag Day on
the Fourteenth of June.

do hereby set apart Friday, June a.
1907, as flag day.
"The people Of the state are re
auested to celebrate the day by n dis
play of the flag on their homes on
an school houses on other public
buildings and on all places oil nus
ness. Patriotic societies and all or
gauizations are asked to recognize The
day by appropriate exercises, Tht
school children of the state are par
tisuIarly asked to observe the day In
a worthy manner.
In testimony whereof l have
hereunto set my hand and caused inc
great seal of the state to be affixed at
Denver. this tenth day of June, A. d
1907. NJ.
BY the Governor. Henry A. Buch'
Attest. Timothy O'Connor, sec
retary of state
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
HE HAS NOT
BEEN KILLED
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New York, June 1t.-Counsel Gem
eral for Guatemala here received a
dispatch today from President Cab
rera. saying that the president was
all right"
The dispatch sent out from Mexico
City on Sunday night reported that
president Cabrera had been assassin
atpd
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
SCHMIDTZ is ON
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San Francisco, June 11-Mayor
Schmitz, on trial charged with eXtort-
Ing money from the French retau-
rant keepers in connection with the
Issuance of liquor licenses to them.
took the stand today In his own be-
half. He emphatically denied charg-
es preferred against him by former
police commissioner ReEan who testi-
fed several days ago.
The defense called to the stand NJ.
p. Scott who was the business agent
of local cooks and also the walters
union at the time the French restau-
rants were having their license trou-
bles.
The entire examination of Scott for
the purpose of showing that Scott
and Regan had conspired to havs
Tortoni's license revoked because
that restaurant had refused to union
ize To this Scott testified emphatic
ally.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
HE DENIES
HE CONFESSED
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Denver. June 1l.-Jack Shire mas
repudiated the confession made Dy
him in Butte and another made by
him here that he murdered Maurice
CapIan i'm Caplan' home IN Denver
In 1896. .....-
He says the Butte confession was
sweated out Of him in the ponce he-
partmeut and that he signed me Den
yer confession after it had pen oO-
tanned by hypnotic suggestions.
Shire Is now in the insane "aIu ol
1.-THE county hospital awaiting triai on
rb,rra of Insanity preferred by
tba district attorneys office.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
ROBERTS MADE
THEM WELCOME
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London, June 11.-Field Marshal
Lord Roberts. in behalf of Queen
Alexandria. who is president of the
British Red Cross society, welcomed
the delegates to the eighth Interna-
tional Red Cross congress wich as
sembIed today in examination hall.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
BOLD MEN
ROB SALOON
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Chicago, June 11.-Three mask
ed men this morning entered saloon
on Van Buren, street and held up
patrons, drinking at the bar.
over 5000 in cash and six watches
were secured by the bold holdups.
The masked men were pursued by
two policemen but escaped after IA
of shots were exchanged.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
MEN KILLED
IN EXPLOSION
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Panama. June IA premature
explosion of dynamite took place to-
day at Pedro Miguel on the line OF
the canal. and resulted in the instant
death Of seven men and the wounding
Of several others.
Four men were killed a short time
ago at this same spot by a premature
explosion.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
HE ENDS LIFE

Detroit, Michigan. June 11.-Cllf-
ford Kirkpatrick. the sweetheart Of
Mrs. Maude Walters who was murder
ed a few days ago by her husband
committed suicide by shooting him
self through the head today.
David c. Walters killed his wife
because of her love for kirkpatrick
and Kirkpatrick learned of the death
of his paramour he became iuconsol-
able and decided to end his life.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
BOY DEAD
BOMBS FOUND
(By Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG, June II.-Thc
body of youth found today Ia
wood in the suburbs of this city, led
to the discovery of AN open air bomb
factory with large quantities of eN-
plosivcs nearby.
II is supposed that the young man
was executed by the terrorists as a
spy.
His face was so mutilatcd as TO
make him unrccognizablc.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
kLMOST BREAKS DOWN
DOES HARRY ORCHARD
'HE PEABODYS
GO TO BOISE
Bv Associated Press.)

c,non City June 11.-Former Gov.
II lanes H. Peabody and daugh-
Cora left today at noon for
idaho. where they have been
,noned by the prosecution to
'ify in the case of the people VS..
% HAYWOOD, charged with com
I'M In the murder of Governor.
M q. Steunenberg of Idaho. Gov.
Ibody had just returned home this
,nine from business trip to Kan
Citv.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
ROOSEVELT
GETS BACK
(By Associated Press.) }

Washington. June 11.-President
and Mrs. Roosevelt and party who
attended the Georgia day exercises
at the jamestown exposition yester-
day returned to Washington on the
Yacht Maylower this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
THE DAIRYMEN MAKE
ANSWER TO DIR. DREW

he proper conduct of our business.
Respectfully,
GRAND DAIRY,
By c. L. Jones.
JERSEY DAIRY.
BY VIM. Corcoran.
FRUIT RIDGE DAIRY.
f. J. CURRIER
GOLDEN RULE DAILY.
By NJ. woodring,
E ]. Mollneaux
PATOSI DAIRY,
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
THE RESULT
- DOUBT
lnr A.sncInted Pres..l }

Oklahoma City. June ll-C. N
tJagEaIl this morning claims to have
hesn nominated for governor Of the
now state OF Oklahoma by major
ty of 200. .,,,
Lee Cruces manager says it viii
-sle The official count to determine
Roth sides charge fraud.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11

cream freezers. at the Five and Ten
Cent store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11

Rest candy for Is cents pounu
at the G. V. Store. ,,-..-., ~ ru1v.
Am ripbt. The suitorium has largest
stock of fireworks In the city
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
GOV. FRANZ
is COMING
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Denver .June ll.-HoVeTIIvI 80 -
+at tndnv received a letter from COY. COY.
Frank Franz of Oklahoma, nv IN I"'Sc t5c
conference Of the western states next
week
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
Grand Junction Milk Men Brand the
Charges Made by Veterinary
and Others as False.
NOW READY FOR INSPECTION

Declares They Have Never Knowingly
Sold Milk From Diseased Cows--Claim
They Never Use FormaIin--Believe They
Have Been Unjustly Treated--An Interest
ing Statement.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11
DAY ASSOCIATED PRESS prpoDT

,r PASSED the 1900 circulation
I ~ today by 20. Nothing sur
me- N1li1g in that, don't you know,
piI p.n Gratifying. Afternoon papers
'al s,.-i s,,raVs popular. Associated Press
y d .jght down to the minute every
sy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-11

uislorlcN' AID" in The SEN
,rpdo 80. IS there for a purpose.
- When the time of its contract
expires it is taken out You can bank
on results when you put a want
Adj In The Sentinel Fifteen huHd
red homes visited each night.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15

The government IL doing wonderful
things In reclaiming the once desert
lands OF the mountain states. What
was once supposed 10 be arid wastes
are being broken mp into fertile fields.
Great dams are now being erected In
SOME favorable places aud immense
reservoirs will he created which win
collect enough water 10 irrigate thon,
sands Of acres of lands. which have
heretofore been almost wholly unpro-
ductfve.
But none OF the work which Is be.
ing done In reclaiming waste lands il
working greater results than the
{ Campbell system Of dry farming This
IL being followed In other places. but
is especially adapted to western
Kansas, New Mexico and Nebraska,
Here the soil Is very deep and fer
tile
BY deep blowing and keeping the
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
DEFEAT o. JUDGE soPE.

The defeat Of Judge Bope h n mai
ter of deep regret During the short
time he has been in the office he has
performed his duties teaTiessIy ami
honestly and IL IL difficult 10 arrive
at the real cause of his defeat. IL ls
openly charged that he was opposed
by the saloon interests, and IL b true
that he vas In some Instances. hut
these Interest," were not wholly re-
sponslble for the unfortunate result,
Judge Bope has been very vigorous
In his punishment Of petty offenders
against the local ordinances and by
10 doing has turned out n great
many enemies from his court, They
were very much in evidence Monday
Each man had his friends and spared
mo effort % line them up against tho
man who had hailed them 20 the bal
of justice. But these men alone could
not have accomplished his defeat
There were others at work. Mer
who have been honored by the repub
Iican party and who owe every alleg
lance 10 republican candidates were
II In said. working under yerl
flimsy disguise for the democratic
candidate. IL such was really Ia.
case. regardless Of any imaginar!
justification of their action. they ar,
open 10 censure. Il Is only by part,
loyalty that party success can be at
tanned. This fact should always b.
born In mind. particularly by met
who are expecting or enjoying part!
favors.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15

citation: the Discrimination By fureign
governments against citiexns of the
rnited States because al religious Al
fiiiation&; new buildings and inereas-
Ing the numher % stuaents u Hebrew
union college: a consideration ni
synagogue and school extension an
the Improvement "f the financial eon-
aitlou a the unfon.
The union Of American Hebrew
congregations is one of The most rep
Fesentative of Iewish bodies and al
present comprises about 100 u th.,
largest congregations In the country
II was organized at "A meeting held
In Cincinnati on July 10, 1879, AMI
tApman Levy of that city was eiecte1
secretary and has held the office con
tiRuously since that time. The oh
jects of the union. a. set forth In thG
eonstitHtt0n, are Go establish and
maintain institutions for instruction
I'm the higher branches of Hebrew III
erature and theology; 10 provide
means for the relief Of the Jews from
political oppression and unjust dis
termination. and 10 promote religioul
instruction and 10 encourage th'
study Of the scriptures and Of th'
tenets Of history Of Judaism. Th'
union Is controlled by an executive
board Of thirty members. who ar
elected at each biennial session. He
brew Union college. located at Gin
lcinnati. IL the chief institution O
learning maintained by the union
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15

Wtea the jolnt statehood bals vas
being discussed last winter, one os
the most bitter opsoneats Of IL was
Marcus A. Smith. the delegate from
AriSaHa. says the AriEona democrat
At Phoenix He fought the pTovlsi0t
making Arizona a state jointly with
New Mexico. and after Il was defeat
I'd returned 10 his constituents and
engaged In the fight In the territory.
which terminated In an overwheim-
ing vote against joint statehood. Hs
took his seat In the house 0f represen-
tatives on the opening day Of this
congress, but soon left for Jackson
Springs. Tenn. for rest aud did
not return to Washington Until last
Thursday.
Il believe that within four or FIVE
years We shalt have a Law providing
separate statehood for both Arizona
and New Mexico" said Delegate
Smith. upon his return. 1T Is inevit-
able, for the reason that the develop
ed resources and Increased population
LOT each Of the territories will demand
IT, One county and many towns In
Arizona have doubled their popula.
,ion in the last five years. and 1t Il
safe 10 predict that the entire terri
tory will In half a decade have more
than 100000 people. instead Of the
200, 900 IL has nov
Meanwhile. Arizona has n greater
wealth and produces more per capita
than any state or territory In the un-
ion II offers splendid opportunities
to Young men ~ integrity and abil-
ity II IN a growing country. has a
great future. furnishes a climate that
stimulates men to do things. and has
Ia social atmosphere where a man Ii
hUnOred for his true worth alone. ana
where every man gets square deal,
The president used to be very
popular in the southwest. but since
his stand for joint statehood. which
the people Of Arizona repudtatPd al
most unanimously his popularity has
waned From what can learn | do
not think he Is sn popular on the Pa
cifIc coast. either am with the
members from that section in their
attitude toward the Japanese"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15

gE~ana thoszaaghly EaaEegaE11 espae
tagly on amR. aal ste HaaAssmEe fhaa
falls h seaaaasA Tie ne~ Eaefhoa h
re4oasgaoatxaag @esaeTn KanSas an4
Sew M~stea s~sa~ of THE as0s& pro
amce1v% wh@at aanAs >f~ how an this
heis. whlrh ooiy = te~ Years ago Was
thpagAs so ev sa&d oily tsas graz
tus
TIE Campbell sF>a~an - taakamg
western Kansas f11i up asaiR ~ IL did
an aAr n&lnas aars 0f the eighties
The new meahoA viii eamse the waste
lands as~ays to be productive. IL In
untmsorable years In th~se sections
u eouasry shall Hoa receive the
abundant rainfall she Is nos reeeiE.
ing. this method of farming ~til be
adopted. and the returns tTnm sA.
soil cnailnae a. pg"fitabls' as nov.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
cuNcIL OF HEBREW UNION

The twentieth meeting of the coun-
Gil OF the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations will open in Atlanta.
Ga, tomorrow.
The subjects to be considered By
the council include the publication OF
a journal for the sc Of Jewish relig'
ious schools and teachers the organ:-
zation for eligious schools and teach
ers: the organization for religion
purposes of Hebrew students in uni
xersities and colleges; the organiZa-
tion of an international Jewish ass''.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
UNITED MINE WORKERS.

The most vital question to be con
sidered az the annual convention OF
the United Mine Workers OF America
meeting I'm indianapolis, Ind. this
week. at least from the viewpoint o:
the miners, 10 how to prevent the ter
ribIe loss of life incident to mining
the nations fuel
According to figures compiled By
Secretary W. d. Lewis 2.097 men
were killed In the mines Of seventeen
coal states during the last year, and
4,402 were seriously injured, One
man was killed for every $4,000 tons
Of coal mined More than 1000 wom-
en- were deprived Of their husbands
and $500 children were left father
less.
Unless conditions are improved.
thousands of men now working In the
mines will be crushed TO death during
the year to come According to the
miners. most of those accidents could
be prevented by the proper precau-
tions. Some time will be spent by
the delegates In considering this mat
ter and 1t is likely that some definite
action will be taken.
While the wage question will not
be considered at the coming conven
ton, except It as relates to isolated
districts, 1t is said that plans will be
made for a new interstate agreement
between the operators and the min
ers. The present scale of the miners
does not expire this year In man,
states, but 1t Is believed that before
the next convention some plan should
be decided on for securing a confer
ence with the operators. The ofttc
ials declare that the organization IL
- tronger than at any time In its his
NHpry.
Only yesterday morning four min
6rs were Killed In a gas explosion Ii
ta,h mine at Clinton. Indiana. Ii Is no
known how many more men were IL
! 1.-The mine at the time. bt II is though
six or seven will be found dead.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS

IL the medicine that has been dolng
such things for ever 80 pears and b
Just A. effective to-day. II cures Peer
sppesite. cesssssnsss. Dyspepsia. inal.
gessien. Colds, Female tlls, Or Malaria
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
never Mind

whaa hEsaaaEaa @ y4sar @spsaa - stem
aeh sroaess~ hus laasa est = h0atle ~
sns Hsrters "a opne- Tea waGl nottee it,
hemeaaeaal results from tAe Ssart and
that aefoFe aOag yaaF ailmeaas hare
aaxaps.eassa.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15

The Fraternal Order Of Eagles will
hold their regular meeting tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15

The eleetion NJ Justice u the peace
passed of quietly. although an anpFe.
eedented vote was pulled
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-15
CITY DIRECTORY

VIII lodge secretaries please
send these in Immediately as the
forms are being held for the infor
nation.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
SIXTEEN HOURS.
The Longest Period Railroad Train
 men May be Kept at Work.

Washington, Jan. 10.-By a vote of seventy to one the senate today passed the bill providing that employees en- gagged in handling trains on railroads shall not work more than sixteen con- secutive hours, which period is to be followed by ten hours off duty. The negative vote cast was by Senator Pettus. This result was attained after the entire day was spent in consider ing the subject
 The bill provides that under certain contingencies and in case of accident the time fixed may be extended. The enforcement of the law is placed in the hands of the interstate commerce commission and the federal courts, the penalty provided being a fine not less than S100 nor more than 5000. The act is to apply to trains doing inter state or foreign business. Among the amendments rejected was one by Sen ator Bacon excepting from the oper- ation of the law railroads wholly with in a state. This was defeated upon roll call, the vote being 16 to S6.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
DORA DENNIS SAFE.
The Girl for Whom the Examiner and U. S. Navies are Securing the Seas

San Pedro. Jan. 10-The schooner Rover. having on board Dora Bennis, the fourteen year-Old girl of San Diego whom it is alleged was kidnap- ped by Captain Hall. arrived in port this morning. All On board were well.
 When the schooner put in here there were on her James HOwerton and wife; John Leslie, who claims he is the captain of the vessel. and Dora Bennis. All refused to talk but ex- pressed much surprise that their ab- sence caused anxiety.
 Leslie says that he put Hall ashore at a place in lower California known as Manuella Laguna, but refus- ed to say why
 The Rover left San Diego several weeks ago under the command of Cap tain Hall with the above party aboard including Dora Bennis, whom the lat ter's father claimed Hall had abduct- ed. Hall was afterwards found on desert island where he had been ma rooned by Leslie.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
MeSsrS. Gaines and MahOn Were With
 Difficulty Prevented From Misina
An Exciting Incident of the Debate On the Ten. nessean's Bill to Dock Members Salaries for Lost Time.

Washington. Jan. 1O-This afternoon Representative Gaines of Tennessee and Representative Mahon of Pennsyl- vania were only prevented from meet ing in a personal encounter by the in- terventiOn of members on the floor Of the house. MT. Gaines was making a speech on his bill to dock members pay for absence from the house and was being twitted by both sides of the chamber to his evident embarrass- ment. During the speech he charged Mir. Mahon with being absent from the house ninty-five per cent of the time.
 MT. Mahon remained silent through out Mir Gaines speech with the ex- ception of interjecting a remark or two at the beginning. When Mir Gaines concluded MT. Mahon rose. He explained how in the fifty-third ant fifty fifth congresses he had s7.000 due him and that Speaker Crisp had given him an order on the sergeant a. arms for the amount which was paid. Then coming to the cruX of MT. Gaines charge. MT. Mahon thunder ed: "Any man who charges me with being away from the house ninety-five per cent of the time tells an untrutn." his seat. ''No man cnn tell me I iis he exclaimed.
 Mir Mann of Illinois. who was in tho chair. ordered both men to their seats. MT Mahon obeyed the command while
Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
WOULDN'T HURT THEM.
Says the California Delegation, Speak
 ing of the Japanese Sailors.

Washington. Jan. 1O.-Members of the California delegation in discussing the Japanese intention to abandon the proposed trip of the training squadron to the Pacific coast on account of the anti-Japanese agitation, expressed an opinion that San Francisco would have extended a welcome to the fleet. MT. Kahn of San Francisco suggested that the action of the TokiO government may have been on the advice of the Japanese consul generaleat San Fran cisco.
 'I think" said NIT. Kahn. that know the people well enough to say that the great mass of population would resent any harm that might be done to the mikado's seamen should they visit san Francisco. It may be possible that the Japanese consul at San Francisco. Kisaburo Uyeno has advised his government that as a pre- cautionary measure it would perhaps be advisable not to allow the squad ron to visit the Pacific coast until the school controversy has been settled. While the people of California are op- posed to the wholesale importation of Japanese coolies we respect the rights of Japanese who are now here and the training squadron would be as safe in the bay of San Francisco as in a home port"