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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
BRADSTREETS SAYS MANI
FACTURING AT ITS MAXIMU VI

NEW YORK, May l0.-Bradstreet 8
tomorrow will say
Weather conditions as for five weeks
past, are still the key to the irregu-
lar crop and trade reports. Freezing
weather and snow nave nurt trade ana
retarded crop preparations ana growti.
IN the northwest while low tempera-
lures and heavy rains affect southern
distribution ana crops ana influence
distribution IN the west
Othet Developments OF the week
have been encouraging In the iron
and steel Industries current produc-
tion Is al the maximum and other in
dustries particularly building are be
ing actively pushed Labor disturb
ances ere not serious except at san
Francisco where business has beer
brought to a complete standstilI and
al New York, where an early strike oi
laborer# has caused delay TO freig ht
Business failures for the week cnd
ms Ma STA in the United States nun
ber los against lt3 last week. lGi II
the ilse week. of lg06. and l59 IN 1905
Canadian failures for the week mum
ber 20 as against IS last week ana 2'
IN This week a year ago,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
RECORD BROKEN
BY MINING AND
STOCK EXCHANGE
GiFOux Consolidated Sells for First
Time on Change..MC
Ely Is the Heaviest
Seller Of the Day

The mining stock exchange did 4
business yesterday which was a credit
to the institution, and which broke all
previous records IN point Of the amount
rf money involved During the Two
calls and including the curb sales.
100 shares of stock were transferred.
vl-l.ed in the aggregate at s4079.50
Ely Victor Copper made a showing
al the curb sales both IN the afternoon
and evening This company was IN
corporated yesterday
The heaviest sale OF the dag was in
Mcdonald Ely which disposed OF 1000
shares at 81 cents Another big deal
was IN Giroux Consolidated which sold
100 shares al IS 50 a shade lower dian
the stock has been quoted since the te
cent general slump
Another s1ie Whicn Helpad go brae
The total up 10 a record breaking puira
Was hat 81 500 shares II ELY Con all
$l27 Federal ELY vas also 4u aeIzee
participant. Qtaer stocks when
changed hands wero gl3eEhmae Phu
niS B!ackhorsc cold Treasure. DoH.
Warden Copper Ely Resurrection aaI
Robinson
The quotations at fae evening eaH
were as follow
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
SENATOR PLATT DECLARES
HE WILL NOT RUN AGAIN

NEW YORK MAY 9--The World Will
say tomorrow:
Senator Thomas c. Platt said yester-
day. Il have no idea whatever of be-
ing candidateto succeed myself
shall serve out my term Then I shall
wait for the cali TO the other side.
have lived my life and I have done
what seemed TO me to be the right
thing TO do But l realize that there
is not much left now for me to do
would like TO settle down and see the
world go around.
A World reporter found Mr.. Platt in
the front room of a fiat at the Elm
dorf to which he has moved recently
from the Hotel Gotham Senator Platt
talked freely Of the political history
which he had helped TO make. Asked
how he felt toward President Roose-
welt the senator said
Just as I always did was IN a
position To make MIN governor IN 1893.
Black had aleniared a large and I'M
portant section al the republican vot-
ers ana il was necessary TO pick oat
q man VINO could win Mr. Roosevelt
coming back from the war in Cuba
was the man | selected him and he
was nominated It was purely politics
1 never was Roosevelt man as the
saying goes
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
AMERICAN 5. & F.
SHELTER AT SALT
LAKE SHUTS DOWN
Increase OF Wages Offered Men
but They Ask More. Mostly
Foreigners who Have In
timidated Americans

SALT LAKE CITY, Ctah, May 10
The plant Of the American Smelling &
Rehnlng company at Murray, a suburb
employing between a thousand and
twelve hundred men. with 4 monthly
pay roll of $685. closed down indeh
nitely this evening and the last one OF
the live" furnaces Of the eight operat-
ed at the plant was allowed to cool
This action of the company follows ef-
forts made for several days to reach
Il compromise with about 600 Greeks
and Austrians furnace chargers and
ore hauiers. who walked out because
the company would not grant a hat
increase of 25 cents per day The for
eigners intimidated the American
worllmen al the plant wiz wished 10
work, hut were not allowed to do So
by The others Today the company ot
fered 10 grant an incrcas2 of from IL
Ia - cents por day on sltding sealc.
The mon would have a HAT IS cents or
nothing and tonight The order elosiuE
down Indefinitely was posted The work
nov being done here wiz br sent IN
the plants at Pueblo. Denver and Lead
Vile
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
Frantic Mob Seeks Life
OF Officer who Kills
Fleeing Butte FOrger
Suspected Train RObber Victim of Policeman S
Bullet Crowd Headed by Dead Mans Brother
LOOts Gun Store and Seeks Vengeance


/ done, 10 trace Of the detective being
found.
Mounting the steps in front OF the
uoiGt house Tinothp Cole made an
impassioned eXhortation TO the crowd
% dvenge the death of his brother, who
he declared had been shot ny McGar-
ve. IN cold blood AS the dead man
had worked IA the names and many of
the miners know him personally Their
We're loud cries of approval Witt
shouts OF hane him 10 pole, and
shoot him cole addressed the mob
pnt. he became SO hoarae he could
ak barely ia a @hi#pen. and telling
tto ~uh to follow, made his way to
the police station whore The rapidly
aagmenting crowd followed linn until
II had reached ed least 5.ooo in mum
hef. tlie crowd packing the streets Tor
~ hloeEs about the station With
q avn gums the officers prevented the
rob laae searching the police station
81 - Tho crowd then made It's way to
phe gun store of Carl Engel ON w
p.Ck aaect and despite the attempt -
the police to guard the store. forced
their WY into she place and secured a
number Of shot guns, but thus tar nave
been unable 10 locate the ammunition
stores. The mob leaders say they will
have the life OF the slayer OF Cole ana
II an attempt is made to raid the city
of county jails. blood will be spilled,
iadgins from the temper of the Off
GERS.
Cole, il is stated. had also been sus-
pected of robbing the trunk of his
roommate of two checks. which it is
alleged hc cashed and the officers
wanted him for this act.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11

u~
~ E. ha' = i VI
Driver Charles Jackson tonight shot
and killed Harry Colo while the lat
+ar ryas etrn,nntine m escana and ar
ihoeiASi nv
OF Cole made an lhehectual attempt
70 lynch defective Chaflca SleCafFef
the crowd labor ing uhdel the lmpfe-
sion that II wa thal olhcer VINO hi'o
done the shooting Cole had heen ar
rested by MeC'&rHey on iofge5 !
charge and Was suspected Of being on
Of the two bandits who AeNef2l IL. :
ago held up tn N"rih tpaae Linn 1''''
on the Northern racine az NJ el'H 9paI'
murdcrinS hhetneer ifaph low al"
wounding Fircni3u Thomas SULLIVAN.
Cole is a brother oi George &oi'' "h'
is now serving Il soutele' an tA' i'eti
Lodge pcniteutiaty Tor tnN fahhttY On
the Burlington Flyer near inns eliN
Two years ago.
George te!r c9hl'sasd 40 holdlii& up
the train ,tnd VS. SeHi u prison iof
Ii years. His brother Harry mas been
under the surveillance ol the "llieeiH y
since the hold-up of the North CoasN
Limited and this evening WIS l9Fe'
into custody by officers
While h, was being sN'at5a III 'ii'
Office of the pc!icn teie' II Is stateu
detiantly said that he knew al apot'
the hold-up Of the l4imltcd anu iiit"'
dash from tho room, ana fah 'oN y
an alley loadine ir"m thr l'"ilc' S'''
tion. An officer started Tor '"i' pt'
trlpped over the threshold ot the door
and measured his length on the he"f'
McGarvcy followed and trlpped eN'
the PROSTATE form Of the polieii.'a ',
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11

since tho commencement u the strike
The uon-union conductor collected five
fares from McNaughton and knocked
them down He handed the quarter
to Mutually as souvenir-the frst
money taken In BY the United Rail
roads since tho tie-up OF the system
last sunday
There We're no pleasant features 10
marx thD srCond nip which was be
gun throv minutes after the drst was
completed On the run back from Lar
kin STREET Police Captain Gleaaon's au-
tomobiir broke down and delay OF
- minntrs was ueeasioned While the
cal MS standing aud the chauffeur
+ was rmkrrfug at ms car II man in She
] crowd yelled seah''
Detective Sergeant Hook spotted the
fellow and cotllred him after a des
+ perate tUssie. during which he was
hemmed ina on all sides BY strike sym
pathizors ln the turmoil three year
Old hoy was Knocked down and severe
ly trampled When Sergeant Hook
searched his prisoner he found his
pockets We're tillcd With iron bolts ana
pieces of gaspipe The man was ur-
rested
At peyisadero aud MeAllistcr streets
three carpenters At work On new
building hurled bricks from upper
story windows. The missiles struck L
J. Ilarpor "a real estate man. who was
acting as Captain Gcason's chauffeur.
In the face. Several of his teeth were
dislodgcd and his mouth was cut An
other of the bricks hit officer j. NJ.
Murphy on the nose. He bled pro
fuscly The procession Of cars and au-
tomohilp4 MS halted for half an hour
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
MANY WITNESSES
IN HAYWOOD TRIAL
WILL NOT APPEAR
Chicago Paper Prints Story that
Meyer Was Sentenced to illinois
Penitentiary in 1880.

BOISE, Idaho. May 10-while the
number of witnesses TO be called on
both sides of the Haywood Meyer Pet
tibone case looks formidable there is
good reason to believe that very
large number of these witnesses will
not be in attendance. A considera ble
proportion of the witnesses for the
prosecution live In Colorado OF In other
neighboring states This is also true
OF the defense as the home of the pris-
oners is In Colorado and it is not pos
sible TO bring them to Idaho against
their Will
Lawyers of Boise not connected in
any way with the case but who know
as much as is known Of what both
sides expect 10 do say that after the
jury l. secured the trial Of the case
ought nor TO be over Two weeks IN
duration. Judge Fremont Wood eX
pects tu waste no time and another
adjournment is not looked Tor after
MundaN The conrt Will sit from 10
a. n. To noon and from p IN. To 3
p III. ana sometimes until L O'Clock
With ono ionG session ON Saturdays
several members Of The Western
Federation of Miners. who ara now iu
Bpise Watching tire progress ur tGo
ease do mol Join In the belief eNistant
in Some quarters Chat Orchard win re
fuse Ia testify. Ta,A belIeVe thai hr
VIII make his statement upon tAt
stand. On ali sides there is {. question
as ta how far Orchard will be allowed
10 go ian this stateucnt which. as al
leg ged. impncates Hay wood Aioyer and
Prttibouo II is aruund this evidence
that tlfr whole tasp VIII move
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
REAL ESTATE
SALES EVER
ON INCREASE

\ larger number of real estate and
mining transfers We're filed for record
with the county recorder yesterday
than usual Charles Wakeman of
Blackhorse has transferred to Louis ST.
mon OF Salt Lake. for a nominal con-
sideration, the Lucky Strike group OF
five claims in the White Cloud mining
district
J. B. Simpson Of Salt Lake. former
ly of Ely has transferred to the Ely
Mercantile companp, Incorporated. foi
a consideration of $1,000 lots 13 and
IA. block L. Ely
A. D. Compton has transferred to tho
Ely Mercantile company, Incorporated
for $500. lots 13 and Ii. block 3, Ely
w. NJ. Spence OF Ormsby county, has
transferred to ]. W Adams and w n
McGill. for a stated consideration Of
81, all of lot l. and the west half oil
the northwest quarter of section l.
township 16, north; also the southeast
quarter of southwest quarter, section
), township Is, north; also cast half OF
northeast quatrer of section q, town
ship 16, north, comprising 230.04 acres
Josiah F Miles has transferred to W
n, McGill for q stated consideration G.
$40, the northwest quarter of sectio.
81, township 19 north also the sout.
half OF the southeast quarter Of sec
ton 80, township l9 north comprising
2IO acres
Lewis H Rogers ol Ormsby has
transferred TO " Adams ana " s
McGill for a stated consideration oi
81, all of lot a, section 9, township Il
north also the west half Of northeast
quarter OF section a township IL nefth
also the northeast quarter Of rnt
southwest quarter Of southwest quar-
ter OF section i township i compris
ing 1877 20 acres
4 n McGii transferred to Je~ett
" Adams for a stated consideration c-
81 the northeast quarter II the nofta-
west quarter aud cs1lwest quartei
OF the northeast quart. aus tho norli
Ealf Of the ncrthea1s ala-eaI ana ta'
soatheae1 quarter outasas
quarter IL section 3d. taU. zasp 10 as,
the eouthewezl qeartaf cf tne aaftA
7Fest quarter aud the 80 Half OF th'
-ourhwest quartar If section town
ship Il north
John Gordon Marx Law. vittor ssnr
turino ana Lorenzo Fentturinc Har
transferred 10 L Thurman. VIII IL
turn has transferred L. inc Ely VIC
tor Mining company 5He lItu- gfou'
OF ten ciaimA and The Little GirI gfouI
of ten claims IN this mining district
IA nominal consideration l. stated il
each transfer
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
Police Unable to.
Cope With San
Francisco Strike
When Police are Withdrawn From Cars Mob Be-
gins VOlenCe-.NO Prospect of Reaching
Settlement by Arbitration

SAN GpAN,Is,a Ni. N rL
street railway strlhe mas developed IN
TO fight to u finish. Neither side Is
willing to accept arbitration and the
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
MEXICO AND
GUATEMALA
SETTLE TROUBLE

WASHINGTON May l0.-rhe Mexi-
can ambassador Mr. Creol tonight au-
thori2ed the Associated Press to say
that the trouble between Mexico and
Guatemala, which for several days has
threatened to terminal the diplomatic
relations between The countries, has
been adjusted Mr. Creel received ad-
vices to this effect tonight He dc
clined to reveal the basis OF tho agree
ment
You may state. however hc said
that the trouble Is over
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
wAN SHOOTS WIFE AND
is PURSUED Bl u ri

WICHITA kaa May iO.-W z F@
.on shot and dangerously wounde lis
y .fe from whom he had been sep tl..."d
noe tonight Three bullets tooh Il
fco'. one in thu side and two IN tie
,ef1 shoulder rendering 4mput ltiGn
o the arm necessary She Is now 1T
Ie% easy
Fulton was pursued by mob and
srrounded in a il aigh in re
railroad yards. DIt ng p!tche hat
18th revolvers, Ye e....u
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
ENGLAND CoNGR ATuLATES
SPAIN ON BIRTH OF ROYAL HEIR

LONDON May 10 The lord mayor
Of London Sir William Treloar, re-
quested the Spanish embassy To convey
To the king and queen of Spain the de
light Of the citizens of London over
the birth of the royal infant.
There was rejoicing on the Isle ot
Wight where Princess Eta" was very
popular The governor of the island
cabled congratulations.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
The pgo9ariooa at tas evening can

GirouN Con, loo at $3.50 curb. ELY
Victor. $50 at "A - cents.
Night Sales.
Blackhorse Phoenix, LOCO al > cents
Blackhorse Cold Treasure. 500 at l6
cents; Dolly Warden Copper. 100 at -
cents; Ely Resurrection. $50 At II -
cents; Ely Con. 500 III $l.27: Federal
Ely, 200 at 55 cents. loo at 81 cents
200 at 81 IL cents; Mcdonald Ely.
1000 At 81 cents, Robinson, 100 NJ 81
cents. Curb: Ely Victor, 100 At -
cents.
Total sales. $500 shares; value. 81
019.50
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
HUNGARY tLAEHED BECAUSE
or INCREASE ~ EHiGRtTIt

BUDAPEST. May 1o-ln eonseque.
Of the great increase in emigration,
Hungarian manufacturers union y
begin May 18th an Inquiry n the !
of finding some means OF Keeping
people At homo. Several cabinet nj.
listers will participate.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
VOLC ANIC ERUPTIONS AND
EARTHQUAKES CONTINU lie

MESSINA Sicily, May lO.-Mount
Etna and Mount Stromboll continued
in eruption today with frequent earth
Quakea
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11

GlBRALTAR May l0.-The congrat-
elections OF The Gibraltar community
on the birth of a son were conveyed to
King Alfonso through the governor
The batteries and warships fired sa
lutes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
KING LEDpoLD'S SUBJECTS
1I-fFT0VE OF MINISTR ALTON

rHJ : Els May 10. The senate to-
Hay p3s.ed II resolution Of confidence
IN The ;cNcrnmcnt.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11

lone. 10 trace Of the detective being
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-26
Mrs. Mckinley NOT Expected to
Live Many Hours.
CONTINUES UNCONSCIOUS
Attending Physicians In Doubt As TO
How Long Before The End-She Il
Kept Alive BY Concentrated Nourish-
ment and Stimulants.

CANTON, May 25.--That Mrs. Me-
kinley il falling into deep sleep seem
ed evident at ii o'clock tonight. How
long the spark Of life will last before
the final ilntter IL question which the
attending physicias would not UNDER
take TO answer. That they think. how
ever, that her vitality and the action
Of concentrated nourishment and stimu-
lants may keep her alive ten hours or
more is indicated By scheduled con.
ference Of Doctors Portmann, Eyman
and Roey for o'clock Sunday, Against
this hope, however, Is the set statement
that the dissolution may occur at any
time and careful vigil will be kept
Tor indications Of the end. Mrs. Me.
Kinley continues unconscious.
The following official bulletin was is
sued from the Mckinley home at s;l5
o'clock tonight; The doctors report that
Mrs. Mckinley continues unconscious
and i slowly losing strength although
stimulants and concentrated nourish.
ment have been administered freely.
There appears little Or no prospect Of
Improvement
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-26
ASTORIA OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 1e, 1907

Eli~or Biggy and bly, eight ARMED guards.
With The exception of schmitz, each Of
The men indicted yesterday gave surety
company bonds. Mayor Schmitz brought
~ bin sureties President Tom Williams
" the California Jockey Club and for-
ncr Park Commissioner William j.
Dingre, each Of whom qualified In The
sum of 100000. Each cf tho six cor.
poraticn officials indicted today WIN be
called On Monday 10 furnish bail bonds
In the sum Of $4,000. as win the
Mayor Ruers bail required viii be-
s2soooo of total of sl,2eo,coO. The
grand total Of the ball demanded on All
of the 335 indictments for bribery, IT,
tempted bribery, extcrtion, conspiracy
and perjury thus far returned BY The
Oliver Grand Jury as the net partial
results Of investigations into the munich.
pal corruption II ss.36O0O0
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-26
DEFENDS mc0RAw's MEN.
presidens pulIiam on National Defends
The Giants.

NEW YORK. May, 2b. Harry g.
rulllam, president of the National
League has Isaued d statement defend.
Inv tho New York players against riii-
cIsm ii tbe Chicago series, He calls
attention 10 the fact that but one New
York player has been removed from The
game this season and Says
"rhe New York management " do-
ING all 10 its power 10 cooperate with
the III riading The game of Objectionable
FEATURES and II should not be condemned
for the action VI q few rosiRhs In a
crowd of 10000 who took advantage n
the denial of police protection 10 The
home club 4 condition which does not
exit IN any other city Of our circuit.
I'm all eases where players Of any
club have tfansgrsssed the rules they
have been disciplIaa without fear Or
favor. and there win be no deviation
from this policy In the future"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-26

Labor And Capital To Meet In Chicago
On July 4th.

CHICAGO May 25.--A labor and cap
ital tloyc feasta to take place on July
4. Ii being arianged BY number oi
labor leaders and business men Of
Chicago. The scheme was given an
impetus last night when the Associated
Building Trades, representing 81 labor
organizations with q membership of
more than 10000 men gave its indorse.
rnent TO the plan and agreed to 90.
operate in carrying II 10 successful
conclusion. II is expected many other
unions viii assist Vice President Fair
banks has accepted an invitation 10
speak on the occasion. Other public
men, including Governor Folk Of Mis-.
souri,, Governor Deneen Of Illinois,
United States Senator Cullom and Hop.
kins and several members Of the Till.
nois Legislature also will be asked to
deliver addresses. The feast will Be
held In some large park, where 10000 II
10000 people can get together,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-26

SALT LAKE CITY, A special to the
Herald from Twin Falls, Idaho, says q
tiger escaped from the menagerie Of the
circus there today, killed a little girl
and d Shetland pony and was finally
despatched BY d brave spectator armed
with 80 calibre revolver. The tiger
broke down the door Of his cage By
beating il with bis paws. He first
sprang upon the pony. a keeper drove
him or with an iron bar. The beast at
tackled second and third pony and
when driven away BY the keeper, leap
ed into the crowd. The guns kept Tor
an emergency like this were too far
away to be available. A panic fol-
lowed. Women. grasped their children
and dragged them from the path Of the
maddened animal. The screams Of the
frightened spectators. mingled with the
trumpetings Of the elephants and the
crimes Of excited animals in the crowd.
Through the crowd the tiger rushed
toward the main entrance. Mrs. s. f..
Resell and her four-year,old daughter
Ruth could not get out Of the way and
were knocked down. Holding the
mother with bis paws the tiger sank its
teeth in the neck Of the child who died
two hours later.
J. W. Bell, blacksmith, was stand
ing with his wife and children near Mrs.
Rosell Thrusting his family aside Bell
drew a revolver and opened fire at a
distance Of three feet. When the first
bullet struck the animal in the shoul-
der he WINGED, growled angrily and
lashed his tail against the wall Of spec
tators. The second shot caused MIN to
release Mrs. Rossell and at the third
took flight. Bell followed and sent three
more bullets into the beast as it ran
outside the tent. In the open air it'll
crawled some distance, then in a final
rally it started back toward the crowd
Bell had reloaded his weapon and was
ready to renew the combat but the tiger
was mortally wounded. He fell over on|
the ground dead.