The Ketchikan miner., 1908-11-28

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 today and was examined regarding the distribution of stock. He admit ted he did not own all the shares and in fact, he doesn't know how man, he owns. His memory fails him again. The examination of MT Rockefeller has been completed ant Mr. Archibald will be given chan ct to tell what he knows about it tomor' row.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. Andrew Carnegie has been invited to appear before the house committee to tell al he knows about the steel trust, its methods of operation, its origin and success. The invitation was issued because of the magazine article written by Mir. Carnegie in which he specified the Steel Trust as being far beyond the needs of tariff protection. Mr. Carnegie has not yet decided whether he will accept or decline the invitation.
 VANCOUVER, Nov. 24. The Royal City mill caught fire today and before the blaze was extnguished the damage reached total of hundred thousand dollars. The fire was locat- ed close to Chinatown and a panic broke out among them.
 LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 24.-4 p. ID. - Later reports from the torn. ado swept district indicate that the total number of those who lost their lives in the falling buildings will ex- ceed fifty.
 AUPRINCE, Hayti, Nov. 4 Fear ing that revolution is about to break out, the British, German and Ameri- can legations have asked the warships in the harbor fer protection. Condi- tions are r. ported as being extremely serious.
 WALLA WALLA. Nov. 24.-Mrs. Daisy Strom, a woman who two weeks ago married Arit Crashman took a dose of poison today in an attempt to commit suicide, and was brought to the hospital in serious condition. She married Crashman without hay ing secured a divorce from Strom and her conscience troubled her.
 . PERTH AMBOY, N. J., Nov. 27. A battle royal broke out yesterday 1 hnt t,,;l :, l, men, employers of the National Fire proof Roofing Company, and twelve deputies who were guarding the plant. Six of the strikers were shot. The attack of the strikers had been planned and it was their intention to destroy the plant of the company. As soon as the news of the outbreak reached Governor Fort, he sent four companies of militia to patrol the streets and protect the plant. Two Of the strikers are mortally wounded.
 LAPORTE, Ind., Nov. .27-Ray Lamphere, who was accused of having set ire to the home of Mrs. Gunness. was found guilty of arson today and was sentenced to the penitentiary for an indefinite period of from two tu twenty -one years. He was also fined S5 099. Addition to the above crime T-amphere has charges against him of the murder of Mrs. Gunness and three children. A new trial has been demanded by the attorneys for Lam phere.
 PARIS, Nov. 27.-The investiga- ton into the murder of Steinheil was begun today and Mmc. Steinheil testified that Alexander Wolff bad m lrdered her husband. When Wolff was called to the stand he denied the charge. The woman still claimed that the murderer strongly resembled Wolff. She has been placed und, r arrest, but TO definite charge has been filed against her.. During the Investgatl yelled threats were made that the case would result ip a hg sensa,lon as it involves in the scandal many high peIS',nages, h 'th in office and Slcisty. Newspapers are pruiy accusing Mme. Steinh-'l with hlviny poisoned Pre,id mt Fl.re in 8G0. The matter has reached such q stage of public interest that the Chamber of Deputies is threatning to make thorough investigation of the whole affair.
 PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, Nov. 27 -RevoIutionists today captured Mln- ister of the Interior L 'conte and exe- cuted him. A strong force boarded the government gunboat Croyant and succeeded in capturing it. All over the island the sentiment against President Alexis is growing and the outlook at present is that an organiz. ed revolution will begin in short time.
 NEW YORK. Nov. ?. .-Dorando Hietri, the well known Italian athlete, yesterday defeated John Hays. the American athlete who wor the Marathon race at the London games. The contest in London was ,,.., ,l,eo ,,J tho IoOi ici uo5 nroc