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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Paterson N. J., Dec. 20.--The Rev James A, Kelly was pastor of St. Az nes Roman Catholic church in this city, A week ago he announced his decision of making a trip to Ireland 10 spend Christmas with his sister and brother in County Sligo, where ne was born, and took passage for Queenstown on the Arabic. Ills friends here are convinced that his death must have been accidental.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
CITY HALL TONIGHT,

7So D. m.-Buiding and building lines committee, Meeting postponed from last night.
 D, n,--Speclsl meeting of the board Of aldermen ordered at last session.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
WEATHER RECORD

Washington, Dec. 2o,--Forecast for Monday and Tuesday,
 For Eastern New York and New Eng land Partly cloudy Monday and Tues day. with probably rain or snow in north portions. moderate temperature, fresh to strong south winds Monday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

SPORTs-PDEe q. Dowd tn Manage New Bedfords New Britain Team Bids Farewell Brocktou Here Tonight. Johnson and Burns Ready for Hard Co. Eastern bcaEuers Off to Brooklyn, Review of Yale Baseball Schedule, standing of the BowIers General Sporting News.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
NEWS SUMMARY.
GENER AL,

0hiohn AssaIls Tafts Religion .,,,,, Consular ASpirants Funk Exams ., New Form or Relating Branded ,. I'residepfs Message to Jews ,.,,,,,, Locomotive Firemens Head Retires Priest Lost Overheard at Sea,,,,,,, Foreigners in Danger at Canton ,,,. Wounded Broker Likely to Live,,,., Cardinal becot Dies in France, .,.t, lonehoet Turns to Religion, ,,,.,,,, Finanelal News and Quotations.",, fl
 STATE.
 Murderer zet Hanged d..,.,,,.,,,,, Mss Clemens Hurt, rt,,,,.,..,,,,.,,,,
 CITY.
 Police Make Two More Raids. .,,,.,, Dean Rogers for Smaller Navy.,.. Stabbed with Pen Knife e,...,,..,,.,, Burglars Again In Town ,,.,,,,.,, Christmas at Calvary, To Drop Twenty Law School Men, ., Italian Family Routed d....,,,,,,,,. The Town Observer, er,,.,,....,..,,.,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
MAJOR SMITH IS DEAD

(Contlnued on Seventh Page.D
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tcontinued on Second Fage)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
Leading Asprants for Republican Nomination for Gov
enor Make Public Declaration on The Same Day

Governor Albert =. Mead and ex.
gios. HeafY Mcbride hufh al.
uouured themselves yesterday AZ
candidates for the republican nom.
gnatiun fnr the office ~ Eaeernor.
subject Ia the decision of the Sep
irmbff primary This makes y
field 81 Hlx candidates. the other
four bsiuE e = CoaKruYs II Pom
eruy. " n Ridpath 81 spskaBc.
John ~ Atkinson ~ Weuatchss
and ~ Il sHsil ~ Tacoma.
With sit candidates Ia the field
the second choice pruvlsiun 80 the
state primary iaw will b. invoked
in determining the outcome Of the
contest This provision n 10 The
effect that each rerEuu Fofius shall
srprraa ga hts ballot a aecund a.
weii as = first choice for the ~
flee ID ease uu candidate resolves
90 per cent % tho first choice
VOTES. the decision paaacn Ia a teai
betwr.u thu total 81 first aud sec.
and choice futsa
EuGoF NeHride's announcement
~ bis candidacy was determined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
REVOLUTION BREAKS OUT.

TOXIC March u fHeigd revolution against the dynasty has broken
has 81 China according dispatches received her
The Ksangi lutnarie have eau
everything before them and all the local de
rrHeas officials the
a
a desperate fights between the rebels and the imperial troops reported
ne WIZ
Me rasNd theadcd
he ebes Furnished
all Of
mxen have the andso FAR
ng@
sad here that the rush iron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09

upon hY that gentleman early Last
week ard report that II would b.
made public yesterday became
noised about over the state The
appearance ~ Governor Mead's an.
Bounesment as the same time has
vel much the appearance uf haf
ihx lseen hurried oHi to b. pub
listed go the same date.
Roth candidates accompany the
deelarations OF their candidacy with
statements u the principles upon
whieh theY propose 10 make the
race. Governor Mead ia bis plat
form takes credit fnF a great deal
- excellent legislation enacted dur.
inE the time BE- has been governor
Exesuv Mcbride refers 90 his
record ahile governor and quotes
fsum bis uuhllr uftefsneea az that
gluie upon The subject Of The lexis.
iauYe regulation Of railroads lie
alao mAksa Va an emphatic man
nAr. a declaration that be has not
made AID vii not make any com.
MnafIan or alliance With any other
candidate for any other office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09

LEGAL Interpretation Of tho ordln.
ance.
The new charter provision pro
Nidea that mo- ordinance shall he
come effective until 30 days after
Il has been signed by the mayof
An exception is made Of ordiu.
aures necessary for tho immediate
preservation Of peace, health and
safety.
The LEGAL point involved g. a
question Of whether the prompt
payment OF the salaries Of mon In
the police, health and other de
partneuta lB necessary for the
preservation Of the public health
OF safety II ao. then the council
car make salary ordinances imme-
dlateiy effective BY writing a pro.
vision to that effect into the or.
dlnancea n not, such ordinances
will not become effective for 80
DAYS. and the city employees viii
have TO wait that length OF time
for their salaries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
LET CONTRACTS FOR
$50, 900 STEAMER

trial trip The steamer must make
- knots an hour
Officials OF the Port Orchard
folue. ia speaking Of the new
Hleamef this afternoon. stated that
she would be a dandy aud would be-
constructed 'ur tWo purposes.
Speed and passengers OF the lat
ter she will BE- able to easily a.
commudaie. without cruwdiug.
600 The new boat will be- about
the site uf the indianapolis double
deceit tao stacks and single pro.
pciler
8 hen complnted the steamer viii
be niaeed on the Seattle iifemerton
route The Port Orchard company
noa has THREE steamers opeFatisg
ont IT Seattle nn the Hremertnn
run. tho inland Flyer. Tourist aud
AfhInn The new craft will be- oue
81 tie biz excursion boats 90 be
used in connection With the c1po.
aitian year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09

was made C. and 35. tho owners
~ the machines taking the IS per
cent with the explanation that Is
per cent had 20 BE- paid for pro
lection.
Who got this protection money.
the Investigators have not succeed.
Cd Ia learning. but il IL generally
believed among those familiar with
conditions In North Bend proceed
INK tho change Of affairs az that
point. that a general graft was
worked on all the law breaking in
forests for months
There gre ~ nsH dgysloppenls
iu the charge ~ gambling Rralt
made against former Deputy Shcr-
10 Jack McQuade. which led 90 a
complaint being issued by the
prosecuting attorneys office.
charging that ex.offleiai with &C.
ceptlnR a bride MeQuade Is AZ
liberty under bonds OF 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
RUMoRs OF APOLOGY.

LONDON March % London sends out the following:
cloud has
haa ate
rymaeoo which viii allow China
details Of the adjustment tho diplomatic have
kr worked The general conditions the adjustment eabe
kv a follows
releases the Ta Naru and her japanese flag her commander
o IS forwarded
og
promises speedy the officers guilty
Japanese boat
Nn disposition has been made Of the which the Chinese claim consisted Of
Chinese rebels. made public, tn
hH II dealing expeditions.
believed Z scored
r Mu recalled has Tentatively by
VII the traffic between Japanese
knhss and e Chinese rte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
M'BRIDE AND meade
ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY
CHEERING FOR HUGHES
10y United Preas)

NEW YORK. March s.---'We will
70 TO the national convention IN
CHICAGO cheefine for Hughes. but
se viii take particular pains 30
impress upon Delegates from other
states the fact that not one thluF
the governor has asked has been
made a Law hy the present lesis
iature"
This statement vas made today
b. a state senator who has gone
On record a. faKurinE the promo
ton ~ New Yofks governor
Taken In consideration with other
things. Il Indicates very clearly
that the New York delegation
while oHtoumblY for Hughes. vii
not be- remarkable for IFS loyalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09

The real issue in this contest be.
tween the two factions of the party
IL whether radical Bryan men or
safe aud sane" democrats shall be
chosen as delegates To the national
convention. The safe and sane"
leaders claim that. as they organ.
lied the King County Democratic
club aud procured the filing OF a
democratic ticket in the city CAM
paign. they have kept alive the or
ganization and are entitled 10 be
recognized as the Spokesman OF the
party
Sought to Disrupt Party.
The leaders of the Moore faction
insist that the prime purpose of the
King County club never was TO pro-
mulgate democratic principles. bnt
merely Ia defeat Mayor Moore and
to disrupt rather than harmonlze
the party.
The leaders Of the respective fac
tions are now recognized 20 he
Charles G.. Heifuer for the safe
and SAM" faction. and George F.
Cotterill for the Moore faction.
Heifner and Cotterill are rivals
for election as delegates to the
national convention. other candi-
dates suggested are Mayor Moore.
+. G. Cheasty. Alfred Battle and 10
SWaauav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09

NEW HAVEN. Conn March g.
Probably tho worst black eve the
Panama canal project has received
from auY enemy. expert 81 po.ifi-
cal. Vas handed 10 TO-DAY. when
John G = Stevens former chief
engineer Of the blk ditch branded
the entire work as mistake and
mismauaged iiasc0
Various explanations we're offer.
cd for Engineer Stevens resiFna.
ton from the position he formerly
held.
At best the project vii have
but comparatively small CONNER.
cial value. Stevens declares. and
this value will be- by 10 means
commensurate with the enormous
cost. The government vii siuk
many millions in that uarfoB lib.
bon 81 land. Tor which II viii
never receive q penny Of reward.
Despite all the tain of the strategic
value Of the Panama canal "a our
government IN lime 81 var. the
difficulty that would necessarily
attend the passage Of war
squadron through that va would
greatly reduce this value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
Sne One Was Getting Fifteen Per Cent Rake-Oa
from Thirty Slot Machines Operating in Saloons.

~ machine graft is The latest
s'snvment IN the North BEND
1s'hs scandal As a result Of
nsesilgation conducted in hat
~ On last Saturday b Principal
1,eaa' Prosecuting Attorney
$500 and DEPUTY sheriff
IN. iAnef. Il II claimed that a
.' ''.s-oif Of Is per cent had been
= $3.50 from tho saloon keegers
ns place for the privilege III
urss eA'' W the slot de-
sl.imsehipes vefe selz.
AZ lnsI Mere stored away E.fh
=, sA'asiihE paFapherualia selzed
~ -. bY Deputy Sheriff Liner.
49,, s@ehiies we're NOT being on.
49, On Saturday. but had been
a.s Up 10 the time Beuuty
~ zoe Violet was discharged
bs - slotmaehine graf has not
4, raced down 10 any particu.
49,, ' :, Usually the split b..
~ - me saloon men aud the
~ = ~ The alotmaehlnea Ia 30
a.. a.. thst Il. each party takes
49, Of the money which il
Ss',7 lhio tho machines A.
Bend. however. the split
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
Daniel J. AinSwOrth, Commander Of Government
Revenue Cutter, Blows Out Brains in His Cabin
on Board the Vessel.

Captain Ainsworth had been
hroadinR over some business AZ.
fairs for weeks. He often sat up
all alRht reading. and in early
morning would pace the narrow
deck A week ago he asked leave
Of absence 10 visit his mother WhO
la III In Virginia. but the request
Was refused by the department
This. II 81 believed pfeyed on his
mind aud led 10 the tragedy.
While be WAS respected by lie
officers and men Of the boat. Cap
tain AluaWorth associated but 1T.
lie Nifh them. and sought no so
cietg other than his own. He bad
not been ashore for a week pre-.
cediuR the day 81 bis death.
Captain Ainswofth entered the
service az third lieutenant in tie
revenue cutter service IN 1885. he
was later governor Of the PHbiut
islands. and subsequently became
commander OF the Rush two years
ago.
Funeral arrangement will be de.
fefred until the wishes Of the sui
cide'a brother can be learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
CONVICT RETURNED
TO MONROE

william Kline, alias William Lit
tie. a laborer Is years old, who was
arrested at Ballard several DAYS
ago by Patrolman Simondson, was
taken 10 Monroe today by Travel
ing Guard slmonson. who was
notified he was here.
Kline escaped February Il from
Monroe. where he was at work as
state prisoner on the new re-
formatory building lie was ar
rested by patrulman Simondson
for attempted burglary. and while
being examined for this alleged
crime. he was recognized by the
detectives.
PCtrolman slmondson will re
ceive reward Of $50 offered for
the convlcts CAPTURE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09

Captain Daniel Aluawarth. A.
years old. commander OF the rev
cnuc cutter Rush. In q III 81 dec
pondcueF committed sHieide ln biz
cabin early yesterday morning by
shooting himself IN the head.
Tho tragedy WIS first discovered
by the cabin steward add the msaF
boy. who had prepared Captain
AinHwofthH breakfast They
could get no response when they
went 10 call him. First Lieutenant
Huhncr Was notified and forced
the door with "a hammer and chisel
The Yielim Of tho tragedy vas Iy
ing on the bath room floor. in front
81 "A mirror the revolver At the side
Of the body The bullet entered
the right side Of the head above The
ear
A sealed letter. addressed fo An.
drew " Aiuaworth. Of Portsmouth
s. o.. the captains brother was
found IN the room This. with the
other effects. WIS taken ia charge
by Deputy Coroner Arnold. who
removed the body 10 Bouuey
Watson 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
SALARIES MAY
Be HELD UP

Employees Of the city depart.
meuts awakened this morning TO
the prospect that under the new
charter amendment No q they
viii not receive their salary war.
rants until 30 days after the or
dinances appfopriating the money
for them have been passed by the
council and signed by the mayor
Whether this rule II invoked by
the amendment Is a question OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
MOTHERS FAINT
DURING FUNERAL
~ unitsd Press.)

CLEVELAND. O. March g
business In colliueood was sus.
pended today while The funeral of
Il little victims 81 last Wednes
DAYS school house fire horror vas
conducted AZ IakeTipw cemetery.
Nineteen of the little bodies. all uu.
Identified. we're inferred in the
same grave. about which clustered
groups " Rfiefstrlcken parents
who had been denied the solacc Of
according private burial 20 their
foEt loved ones
Three mothers tainted during the
reading Of the burial service a. tie
long grave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
GROSS FRAUD ALLEGED
IN DIVORCE ACTION

hor letters Afterwards she claims
that she came 10 Everett and Sc
attic. living with her husband for
several weeks IN both places, and
that a. never said anything 10 her
about the divorce
IN her complaint the wife insists
that Wood ward had not resided iu
Tits state the fun year required be.
fore starting such proceedings that
she aHH not served With summons
- notified Of the pending action
aud that she only learned that a
divorce had been granted by acct
dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
ASKS ASSISTANCE
OF MINISTERS

The pastors Of the Seattle Metho
dist churches met this morning al
the !. n G. 4.
Rev W O. Benadom. OF the
Haven NJ T. church. read a paper
on SYatematizing Our Work"
Mrs 81 j. Adams spoke enthu-
aiasiieaiiy on The Needs and Prog.
ress OF the University OF Puget
Sound She told of the necessity
OF a better girls dormit0ry The
university is preparing 10 send into
the missionary field 20 volunteers
frum Puget Sound. In behalf Of
whom she requested the earnest as
sistance OF the Seattle clergy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
LAUNCHING

The steel steamer Stanley Dollar
will be- launched from the ways Of
the Moran Company tomorrow
morning az 10 O'Clock. This vessel
Is one of three new steel craft
which will be owned by the Stanley
Dollar Company. aud It's cost Is
placed az t225.000 The Stanley
Dollar Is $50 feet In length. has a
beam OF 81 feet and a draft Of 10
feet. She has oil burners aud a
carrying capacity of $500 tons. or
500, 600 feet OF lumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
Port Orchard Route TO Have
Boat Built for Bremen
ton Run.

The contract Tor a tiso GOO steel
passenger steamer was let today
by the Port Orchard uuto "a the
Willamette iron q Steel works Of
Portland The new steamer viii
hc one Of the best ever placed Ia
operation en- the sound aud IL cou.
Htructiun vii embrace all - the
latest patterned machinery. built
tn make speed The cuulraet calls
Tor the delivery ~ the nsu craft BY
the first 81 neat lnnuarY ca the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09

Gross fraud and Imposition IN oh
tanning a divorce decree. granted TO
y g. Woodward against Annie
Woodward. il alleged In an amend.
ed petition flied today asking that
the superior court set the decree
aside
Woodward entered suit against
his wife ou March :. 1907 alleging
that her particular address Rua not
knoUn. making summons By pub.
uchtion. The wife Says nov thar
her husband not only knew her al
drraa but was even then writing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
BANQUET FOR
MAYOR-ELECT

John r Miller mayor-cleot. will
be- rendered banquet by the
Rainier club AZ the club house
Saturday evening. March "A at Z
p. m.
Plans are being made for
sumptuous affair and a large at
tendance is counted on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
THOMAS CAR
IN THE LEAD
tsy United Press

CHEYENNE. Wyo. March g.
The American Thomas car. In the
Sew York fo.pars race. with y
Linn Mathewaon. Of Denver. at the
wheel. accompanied by Capt Han.
son. George Schnstcr. +. G Van
Loan. Maehinist Miller and Miss
Katherine Mackenzie. the frontier
beauty" Of Cheyenne. left here at
II IS this morning for the coast
The car Is In fine shape. tho wealth.
er perfect, aud The roads Improving
under a warm sun and drying
winds. The ear Is away In the lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
PRAISE AND CENSURE FOR
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

No. President Roosevelt was not
responsible Tor the late panic" CON
tinued Bailey. suddenly switching
the subject He has done vast
good We must credit him for
what he has accomplished for tho
country He has demanded that
the railroads deal justly with the
public President Roosevelt has
also done another good act by
rousing the attention of the peo-
pie to corporate evils must say,
however. that the nations chief
executive has done much harm in
dwarfinE the authority Of the var
ious states and exalting the gen.
eral government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
tsy United Press

WASHINGTON. March s. sena.
tor Joseph Weldon Bailey. az
Texas. in cfilicizing the Aldhch
financial hln upon The floor OF the
senate TODAY. took occasion "a slam
and praise President Roosevelt
4 have never before seen such
queer mixture 81 good aud evil
in "A public man. declared tho
senator. referring 20 Roosevelt.
Before the public gets through
praising Roosevelt from wise
act. he invariably makes a foolish
move which turns praise Into cen
sure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
BLACK EYE FOR
PANAMA CANAL

tic comment upon the probable
value and advantage Of the com
pleted Panama canal The inter
yieW Of the once chief OF construo
ton Of the big ditch created a fufoI
here. however. and Il Is expected
IN view OF the former position 81
Stevens. some sort Of reply viii bs
forthcoming from the war depart.
meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09

MAY BE
PARDONED
Gar of Russia Intimates
That General May Go
Entirely Free.
tBy United Prsss.j

ST PETERSBURG. March
Gen stocssefs chances Of eseap.
ing the death penalty pronounced
upon him by 4 military court which
itled BIN ou the charge Of sur
rendering Port Arthur ga the Jap.
aueae Russian var. are excellent
Gar Nicholas. II has iust been
announced. committed the sentence
81 death TO ten years imprI8on.
msni. and has minated that a full
pardon will be granted later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
Toxic Has no News of Settlement of
the Tatsu Maru Controversy
--Reuolution Against
Present Dynasty
Has Begun.
(By United pfess.)


Mchq a O Marac
IN Of The
sereares BIS, rs fetal men axa
in and
that 5 lscredt here
here IS $ bu ew hours
hP4ag yerument apology
Wilt g iorcble ot Mauu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
RUFF TRIAL POSTPONED.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 9--The
trial 81 Abe Huef ON the charge Of
bfibeL- Of ex Supervisor Coleman.
set 20 Today. WAS postponed until
next Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
SLOT MACHINE GRAFT AT
NORTH BEND UNCOVERED
FAVOR PORTIONS or
THE FOWLER BILL

WASHINGTON. March 8
. In a report on the Fowler cur ,
= rency bill today the democratic ,
q members Of the house banking I
. committee went on record n
3 fayorlng the issuance Of ,
. emergency currency notes IN ,
= times OF need. under coudi.
. lions provided In the Fowler
q bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09

WASHINGTON. March NO of.
fetal comment was obtained today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
OF RUSH
KILLS HIMSELF
OLD MAIDS CONVENTION.

IN "old maids convention wIll
be given at the tabernacle We'd
nefday evening b. the young Indies
Of the First Methodist church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
MOOre-COtteril Men Refusing to Recognize Heifner
Faction---Will Form Bryan Club and Hold County
Convention.

Having spurned last Saturday the
invitation of the safe and sane
democratic leaders 20 join the old
King County Democratic club. the
leaders of the Moore Bryan faction
OF the party have iuauguratcd a
movement for the formation OF a
Bryan club.
This movement was started late
Saturday by George =. Cotterill. J..
+. kirkpatrick, John Il. Shorett and
other of the leading democrats who
participated in the recent city
campaign as supporters Of Mayor
Moore Tor reelection. Petitions
calling a meeting for that purpose
are now IN circulation among the
Bryan democrats, and a prelimin-
airy meeting will be held Wednes.
day night.
To Call Convention.
Acting In sympathy With this
Bryan club movement. \. n. Ernst,
also a prominent Moore supporter.
has issued a call for "a meeting Of
the democratic county central com.
mittee for the purpose of Issuing q
call for q democratic county con
yentiou. The committee meeting
has been called for Thursday after
noon nj . o'clock. and will be held
az the office Of the chairman. Ia the
Hinckley block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS
FIGHT FOR SUPREMACY
ORCHARDS TRIAL.

icy United Pressl
BOISE. Idaho. March a.
Harry Orchard Will be taken
To Caldwell tomorrow aud the
case against him. in which he
) Is charged with the murder Of
ex-Gov. Steunenherg. will be
! called Il is probable that the
! case will be tried during the
! present term OF court