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The Glenwood post., 1908-07-18
ARGUMENTS IN
ADAMS CASE
CLOSING SCENES OF FAMOUS
MURDER TRIAL AT GRAND
JUNCTION.
RUM0R OF RE-ARREsT
SPEEDY VERDICT ANTICIPATED
AT HANDS OF THE
JURY.

Denver.-A Republican special from
Grand junction Tuesday night says:
Today the arguments for the de-
fense in the trial of Steve Adams for
the alleged murder of Arthur Collins
in Telluride in November, 1902, We're
brought to a close by lengthy ad-
dress by Chief Counsel O n. Hilton.
The morning session was consumed
by the examination by court and coun-
sci jointly of the instructions for the
jury submitted by the attorneys for
both the state and the prosecution,
and shortly after adjournment the jury,
which had been absent during the eX-
animation, was brought into court and
given its instructions by Judge
Shackleford.
District Attorney Selig opened the
closing arguments for the prosecution
at / 80 p. M, speaking one and hall
hours. Hilton followed and talked un-
til adjournment for the night. 10
morrow morning the closing argument
will be made by Attorney Hogg for
the state and the case will be in the
hands of the jury by noon. speedy
| verdict is expected. The attorneys Tor
the defense stated tonight that they
were confident of acquittal.
In his closing argument for the de-
| fense Attorney Hilton emphasized par
ticuarly the alibi offered by the de-
fense and cautioned the jury to scru-
tinize this testimony closely He was
emphatic in his denunciation of the
Pinkerton detective agency, Bulkeley
Wells, Deputy Warden Mills of the
Idaho penitentiary, James Mcfarland,
Senator Borah of Idaho, ex-Congress-
man Hogg and the other attorneys for
the prosecution. Hilton's plea was
sentimental one throughout and he in
jected features calculated TO touch the
| tender heart
| The court room was suffocating to-
| day, but there were more spectators
than have at any time previously at
tended the trial. The attorneys In
tend to leave here tomorrow after
noon at latest. Hilton and Esteb will
go to Denver, MIR. Hogg to Pueblo and
4 Mr.. Selig to Montrose.
A rumor is current here tonight that
in case Steve Adams is acquitted OF
the murder of Collins, he will imme.
diately be arrested on murder charge
said to be either his alleged connection
with the Independence mine disaster
at Cripple Creek or for completely in
the murder of Deputy Sheriff Lyte
Gregory in Denver
Adams today received a telegram
from the convention of the Western
Federation of Miners saying:
1.-The Y estern Federation of Miners
| in convention assembled JeaSSertS its
confidence in your innocence and hopss
for your acquittal." The telegram was
signed by President C. H. Meyer.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-18
Zeppelin Airship Trial.

Friederichshafen. - The Zeppelin
Airship made successful departure
from it's shed on Lake Constance at
2:22 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, on its
much-heralded 24-hour trip through
the air. 1t started in the direction of
Constance and sailed majestically away
on its long journey. but was compelled
to return by an accident. The airship
was compelled to return because of a
breakage of the side steering gear.
This was repaired temporarily in mid
air, but 1t was deemed advisable not
to continue. SO she was brought back
to her moorings on the lake, after a
flight of an hour and thirty-two min.
utes.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-18
eompers Is Out for erv.n

Lincoln, Neb.-Samuel Gompers
president of the American Federation
Of Labor, and inferentially head OF
100000 voters of organized labor af
filiated with the federation. will sup
port William ]. Bryan in the coming
presidential campaign. In political
circles here at Lincoln this announce
ment overshadowed all others, even
the arrival of John W. Kern, the vice
presidential nominee. Mr.. Gompers
support was promised to the ticket
but he specifically denied any present
intention Of taking the stump In the
coming campaign.
The Glenwood post., 1908-07-18

In the past 1t has been the case
that on account Of the weakness and
inalertness of the oriental, the west
erner In the east has had his own way.
1t was very much similar to what he
did In North America. The North
American Indians, unable to cope
with the aggressors and incapable Of
civilizing themselves according to
the western canons, found themselves
driven to reservations and extinction.
In several of the oriental countries
the Anglo-saxon has attempted the
same thing, but without the same sue
cess. In India, for instance. 10000
900 people have been ground to such
dire and painful poverty that they
cannot manage to secure single sat
isfying meal day. In China the at
tempt has been made to parcel the
country and divide 1t amongst the Eu-
ropean powers. The near-east has
similarly been the subject Of such
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-21

F" Original. daring and
fypicslly American play.
II grips and holds the
audience"
-CincinnaI' Enquirer.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-21

=FH & 4 = q , r h F. = T.
in honor of the governor and new
officers until news Of Governor-elect
Cosgrove is decidedly to the effect that
that he is improving in health and
will really be able to take the inau-
gural oath.
Every four years the people of
Olympia. headed by the Chamber of
Commerce, give an inaugural ball.
At the intervening session the affair
is called the Estate ball." and the
members of the legislature arel the
chief guests, the state administE!t ton
being expected to assist in the latter
affair. After the grand bali SER
les of legislative hops are given ev-
cry two weeks, to which invitations
are issued to every member of the
legislature, Olympia society people
footing the bills.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-21
PULLMAN PLEADS
FOR MORE MONEY
ATTORNEYS DECLARE THAT UN-
LESS PLEA IS GRANTED THE
SCHOOL BE CLOSED-ASK FOR
HONORING OF MONEY ORDERS
Special to World.

Special to World.
Olympia, Wash, Dec. 21-Declar-
ing that unless their plea is grant
ed the Washington State college at
Pullman will have to close down and
dismiss it's 1900 pupils, attorneys fol-
the regents today presented to the
supreme court for mandates to CON-
pei the state treasurer and state au-
ditor to honor orders of the regents
for money in excess of the amount
appropriated by the last legislature
for the support of the college. The
court took the decision under advise
ment.
This is a new move in a old fight.
President E. A. Bryan has ever con-
contenied it is no business of the
state auditor, state treasurer, or in
fact, of any state officers other than
the college regents what the college
do with it's private income such
as proceeds from sales of livestock,
from the college farm and the like.
Mr.. Bryan has said that these re-
ceipts are derived chiefly from the
use of the federal appropriations.
Last session legislators who OBJ
jected to Bryan's attitude were be-
fore the legislature asking for
the passage of a law which requires
leach state officer or other person
who is authorized by law to collect
or receive moneys belonging to the
state or any department or institu-
ton thereof to transmit to the treas
urer each day all moneys received
! by him on the preceding day"
Representative George Reid and
other legislators said openly this
was aimed particularly at the Wash
| ington State college authorities.
After the law went into effect both
university and college authorities
refused to turn over collections.
They had numerous conferences with
the attorney general. State Treas
urer Mills addressed a letter to Gov.
Mead asking in effect how long the
governor would permit his appoint
i've regents to disobey the law. Final
| ly the regents made remittances. To
October 1 this year, the college turn
over $7513.S2 and the university of
Washington $1683.46. Recently the
college regents wrote to the treasur-
err and auditor demanding that some
of this money be paid by the state on
account of the debts Of the college.
The treasurer and auditor rely upon
the constitutional provision that no
money shall be paid out of the state
treasury except on appropriations
and refused to act. The petitions
for writ of mandate followed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-21
TRAIN GUNS. ON
ANCIENT ENEMY
CZAR PREPARES FOR POSSIBLE
TROUBLE WHEN DIET ASSEM-
BLES EARLY IN THE COMING
YEAR.
Special to World.

Special to World.
Helsingfors, Dec. 21.-Russia has
trained cannon from Sveaborg fort
ress upon the city of Helsingfors, the
capital of Finland The fortifica-
ton stands on an island at the en-
trance to the Gulf of Finland, a
quarter of mile from the town.
Hitherto the guns have pointed out
to sea. They now command the
shoreward sides. The artillerymen
have divided the city into quarters
for bombardment. Within the for
tress Accommodations have been pre-
pared for the use on short notice by
Governor-General Beckmann, Assist
ant General Seyn and the command
er of the Russian troops in Finland.
On another island, but few miles
from Helsingfors peninsula, earth
works are being thrown up as a pro-
lection against rife fire from the
mainland
The Russian troops throughout
the country are being heavily rein
forced, mainly with regiments draft
ed from the Volga district.
The extensive military preparation
which the Cars representatives are
making are taken here as indicating
that trouble will speedily follow the
reassembling of the Finland diet early
in 1909.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-21
THE PERFECT WAY.
Scores of Wenatchee Citizens Have
Learned 1t.

If you suffer from backache,
There is only one way to cure it.
The perfect way is to cure the kid
neys.
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect it, urinary troubles follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are made for
kidneys only.
John Geiger, living on Pearl street.
Ellensburg, Wash, says: II can rec
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills as a
remedy that can be depended upon
to correct kidney complaint. suf-
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trouble which had bothered me for
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able to straighten. I used Doan's
Kidney Pills in strict accordance with
the directions and received almost
immediate relief. I continued their
use, and before l had finished the
contents of one box I was thoroughly
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'of return Of my old trouble so feel
that I can conscientiously recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills to Others"
For sale by all dealers. Price. so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the uame-Doan's--
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-21

For the first time since statehood.
Olympia is making no prepar ations
for the inaugural or state ball states
report from the capital. This
does not necessarily mean that bril-
liant affair will be eliminated en-
tirely from the rounds of pleasure
incidental to a legislative year in the
capital city, but that the com mittee
of young men who always have in
charge these gay inaugural festivities
are holding back all preparations
and announcements of a ball given
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-21
BOUGHT INLAND
EMPIRE APPLES
ENGLISH APPLE BUYER HAD HIS
EYES OPENED BY THE NATION
AL APPLE SHOW AT SPOKANE.
Special to World.
fosAn

Special to World.
Samuel Iiaines of London, who
was attracted to the Northwest by
the National Apple show in Spoka'se.
announces that hey bought $4,000
boxes of win apples in the Spokane
country forl European trade, and that
he expects to handle 100000 boxes
next season. He secured number or
prize winning carload exhibits at the
show and will start them across the
continent in a few days. The apples
will be reshipped in New York and
exhibited in the Floral Hall, London.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-21

Dick Lillis has a fine line of pipes
and smokers articles for Christmas
gifts 49,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-21

If you suffer from backache,
There is only one way to cure it.
The perfect way is to cure the kid
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
GIRL FRESHMEN IN GREEN.
Barnard Sophomores' Vigilance Com
 mIttec Issues Tyrannical Edict

New York, oct s, An edct, preparn by the sophomores of Barnard collegc for the benefit of their younger sisters had the desired effect today when ev- cry freshman appeared at lectures wearing bright green, either as part of her dress, or in the form of badge hung from her neck, Green is the freshman's color, according to the so- phomores, because everything that a freshman Is, says, or does Is of such s hue.
 Some of the new class offered a fec ble protest when the proclamation went forth, but opposition to such mandates at Barnard Is unthlnkable, and there was nothing to do but to comply, espe- cially as the declaration stated that all freshmen must be seen wearing green for the space of two whole weeks, and that any one attempting to evade this rule would surely hear from the "so- phomore vigilance committee" which has been known to do dreadful things to reactionarits.
 The sophomores provided green badges for those whose wardrobe did not boast of ribbon or feather of that color, They bore the inscription Freshman in large white letters and were sufficiently conspicuous to cause discomfort to the Wearer
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09

Manchester. Oct. s.-Arrived: Steam or Bostonian, Boston.
 Southampton, Oct S-Arrived Str. Teutonic New York via Plymouth and Cherboure
 Queenstown oct & Sailed: steamer Have.ford (from Liverpool, Phlladel- phia.
 Antwerp, Oct $, Sailed. Steamer Menominee, Boston and Philadelphia
 Queenstown, Oct B.. Steamer Raltir. from New York for Queenstown and Liverpool l9i miles west at 10 m. to-day Will probably reach Queens. town about 9;30 m
 Naples, Oct. 2 3-Sailed; Steamer rn- diana New York Oct {. Venezia, New York
 Queenstown. oct s.-Sailed. Oceanic, lfrom Southampton and Cherbourgl New York.
 Philadelphia, Oct s.-Cleared. Str CarthaglnIan, st. Johns. N. P, and Glasgow,
 Cape Race, N F. Oct s.-steamcr ! Rotterdam, from Rotterdam for New York, was reported by Marconlgram l25l miles cnst of Sandy Hook at 9slf D mi will dock D, m Sunday
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

Glasgow Oct, s-Arrived: Steamer Athenia, Montreal and Quebec, , Liverpool Oct. 7.-Arrived Steamer Michigan. Boston.
 NAw York, Oct s-sailed: Steamers Cedric, Liverpool via. Queenstown Blueoher, Hamburg Via Plymouth anl Cherbourg: Ia Lorraine. Havre PrInz Friedrich Wilhelm. Bremen via Ply mouth and Cherbourg; Pannonia, Ma ples, Trieste, etc.; Sennio, Naples and Genoa Moltke, Naples.
 Brow Head, Oct s.--Steamer Ameri- ka, from New York for Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg, 176 miles southvest at 2s0 8 m. today Will probably reach Plymouth about sSC D.. m,
 Liverpool. Oct. T---.Arrivedi Steam. CTS Carmania, New York via Queens towns Westernland, Philadelphia via Queenstown,
 Hayre. Oct. 7.--Arrivedi Steamer Ia Provence, New York
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
W. c. T. U. Convention Ends.

Norwich Oct & The last day of the Women's Christian Temperance con vention saw the adoption of a resolu- ton favoring the granting of the fran chlse to women by all the states of the union. There Is also a demand for prompt passage of the 18th amendment granting equal franchise to women as that enjoyed by men and the subms- sion of the same to the respective states for ratification. Another resolu tion called for the enfranchisoment of women upon the same footing as men
 The treasurer's report showed ex- penses of Sl,9S6 with balance on hand of s.OSO The present officers were re. elected, headed by Mrs Caroline Buell. of East Hampton as president Mrs NJ. E, Phillips of Whitneyville, ot New Haven Is named as a county delegate
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
Defends His Connection With Big Four Railroad and With Taggert's Gambling
 Resort.
OWES TAGGERT NOTHING
Says Everybody Knows He Did Not Want tho Nomination and Will stand on His
 Record,

F'incastlc Va, oct sJ W Kern after reading the published attack up- on him by w k Hearst in a speech last night in Los Angeles, Gala. gave out statement today In which he sa that he repeatedly stated, tho facts about his employment by the Biz Four R R in connection with certain dam age suits. which employment ht said. would be understood by any fair mind cd man Concerning his connection With the French Lick Springs Hotel company, he said that with other coun sel he was employed to defend suit, involving forfel lture of charter and inc appointment of receiver ard that he tIons AS he would have served any oth- or client Similar service was rendere at the same time Co the West Baden springs company with which Thomas Tageert had no connection AS to his nomination. Mir Kern says.
 Tt is z well known fact that l did not want the nomination and so declar. cd at. Denver However, after the cen. yentidn had given mo the nomination hy unanimous vote the Idea that i would insult the men who had thus honorei mo hy saving that I owed th' nomination to MT Taggert ls 90 pre- l posterous az to need no denial
 My record m all ofT1cia positions
 have ever occupied ls open to nspec tlon am willing to stand by that rec ord The street railroad franchise Q Indianapolis provides for four cen fares and universal transfers anl la resulted in giving Indianapolis tn best service of any city in the eojntry.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
JURY FOREMAN RETAINED.
Justice Refuses to Dust Man Who
 Might br Friendly to ,nnls.

New York, Oct s.-Justce Garretson, sitting today at Flushing, l., |, said he saw no reason why William II Will Hams, lr, foreman of the grand jury, should be busted from that position.
 District Attorney Darrin of Queens told the court that he had received a communication from John r. Mcintyre yesterday to the effect that MT, WIl- Hams was ineligible to serve m any grand jury that would have to con sider the case of Capt Peter Mains and his brother T. Jenkins Hains, for the murder Of William E. AnnIs at the float of the BaysIde Yacht club, Mir. McIn- tyre set forth in this letter that Mir, Williams in hIs childhood was a play. mate of Annis' widow Mir, Darrin thereupon laid the matter before the justice,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS
i>m. Salvador Council, Knights of Columbus, Eulogizes
 Bishop Tierney,
TRUE FATHER OF FAITHFUL
\ Friend and Advocate Of the Order Always Encouraged Its
 Wodk,

San Salvador council, No, 1, Knights of Columbus, met in its headquarters on Chapel street to pass rcsolutons on the death of Bishop Tlerney The council also initiated several new members.
 The resolutions adopted are as fol- lows:
 Whereas lt has pleased Almighty God in His wisdom to take away by death our right reverend and beloved Bishop Michael Tierney, and
 Whereas, He was man truly apostolic in dignity and in works, ever jealous for gool ever a true father of the faithful; a priest whose hands were ever lifted up beseeching God for the allevation of Ills people, who In a long and honored ministry bore the burden of the day and the burning heat; a bishop whose watchful eye, tireless brain and Kindly heart discov- cred the greatest good of all and neglected not the least good If any, who like his Divine Master was never weary in well doing, who was ever ready to hear and comfort the weak, the needy and the sorroWful. whose great soul was stretched forth to all; who made tho faith of our people strong, solid and respected and filled them with a just pride, because of the magnificent institutions which he caused to be erected in our state.
 And whereas, he k now called away from this busy scene of his great cares and many aburs to his eternal reward leaving us truly orphans. because Oul Father in the Lord has been removed from among us;
 And whereas. ne was friend and advocate of our order, encouraging u. in every work
 Therefore be t resolved that We tho members of san salvador council, No 1, Knights of Columbus in meeting as. sembled, while we arc humbly resigned to the Divine Will vet for our mutua comfort in this day of mourning takt this occasion to give expression to oul great and common grief;
 And be it further resolved that t' hs household and to his sorrownt children throughout the diocese w' sincerely extend the profound Sympa thy of this council. and we mourn witt them for thc loss of a patient. kind an' affectionate Father In Christ, d zeal ous and devoted priest, and a broad l minded, large hearted and truly apos tolic bishop.
 Re it resolved that copy of thts resolutions be entered upon the re ords of this council and copies bc sen to the press of this city and the Cath ollie Transcript
 EDWARD C. LYONS
 Grand Knight
 ARTHlR D MULLEN,
 Recorder
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
PUTTING CHOLERA UNDER.
St. Petersburg Physicians Criticised bN
 German Ractcrlologist

St. Petersburg, Oct S--The cholera situation is asserted to he under 5on- trol For the twcnty-four hours cnd- ed at noon to-day only 1s cases were recorded in the municipal hospitals. This Is a decrease of 50 AS compared to the preceding twenty-four hours, There were 67 deaths, and l24 pa tients were discharged as cured
 Dr, Krause the noted German tar- toriolosist who has been in this Gity supervising the tests with his serum, has abandoned his experiments and returned to Vienna, He attributes the failure of his serum to lack of CO., operation on the part of the local phNsicians.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
NEWS OF THE STATE
Attorney Cassidy of Waterbury X Jumps to the Republican
 Party.
KENNEDYS LAW PARTNER
End of w. C, T. [. Convention Allyn Named for Senator In
 Nineteenth District,

Waterbury, Oct a,--Attorney John H Cassidy, law partner of Senator William Kennedy one of w Bryan g lleutenants and A personal friend of the democratlc candidate, today for mally announced his withdrawal from the democratic party In explanation of his action in joining the republi- cans Mir, Cassidy said that he could not consclentlously follow the prlnc- pies of the democratic national plat form He also said that q L. Lllley, the republican candidate for governor was backing declared democratic poll cles when he forced the submarine in- vestlgation upon congress, MT CassI- ,dy Is son of Dr. r ] Cassidy of Norwich who twice ran for mayor of Norwich on the democratic ticket
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
Alleged Murderer on Trial

Litchfeld, oct S.-A jury was se- cured to-day in the trial of William Mclaughlin of NatertoWn charged with murder in the first degree in killing Robert Downs Of that place, and the taking of testimony was be- gun thl afternoon Of the forty talesmen summoned the twelve tried men and true selected were as .pl- lows Robert Horne of Colehrook; & R. Jewctt of sharon, William Grey Martin of Barkhamstead. Ralph r. Afford of Wlnsted. Harrison Ives of Goshen J w. Bailey of Torrington G w. Bennett of Torrinston, Hector Richards A. Fl Scoville, W. H. Plumb. ] T. Lancaster and G. II Hunt of I.itchiicld.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
Traffic Blocked.

Berlin, oct B Early morning traf- tic on the scu:lr bound tracks of the Shore Line division was blocked at the junction here today for two hours hy wreck in which James \, Wraght of New Haven. a hagman had his right cl- bow fractured in two places and an empty freight car was smashed into klndling wood The wreck was caused by the locomotive of the freight train backing the empty box car into the train which was standing on the south bound track
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
RED STAR LINE
TtNiMANY PATRIOTISM. Hughes Doesn't Believe Motives of His Opponents Fit Their Words.

St Joseph, Mo, Oct. Ex-Governor Hughes of New York arrived here to- day He spoke before large audience in the opera house. He said.
 From the criticisms made of the republican party You would sometimes think that the opposing leaders were an army of pure -souled patriots. If you westerners were to inspect with me the cohorts Of the Tammany Hall of New York, you would entertain a yer, dlfferep plnion, notwlthstand- ing their ,.Hte words Shall the people rule2' The forces that are at tempting to destroy the reforms re- gently gained are grouped under that banner"