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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-26
SISTERS DUEL
IN HYDE
TRIAL.
MISS MARGARET SW0PE
TAKES STAND FOR STATE
Wife Of Accused Physician
Directs Fight to Discfedit
Testimony Of Sister While
Mother Looks On
INV Morning journal sDecial r.asss wIrsl

Kansas city. April % sister bat
tied asainst sister in the HYDE mur-
der trial here today
From the witness stand Miss Mar
aoret sWope. whom It is charged IN
three counts OF an Indictment. Dr
Hyde attempted 10 poison, testified
for The state. She told q straghtfor-
iwero, thoueh somewhat suited story.
ot her illness and OF the typhoid epi-
demic in the swopc home.
Behind pr nydcs attorney sat Miss
Swope sister Mrs Hyde, directing
the hghr on her young sisters tesu-
mony Attorneys frequently consult
ed her during the cross-examination
boz the girl
Seated where She could took direct
~ into the ewes of the witness. Mrs.
Logan @ Swope sat and watched the
duel of sisters Fer sympathy was
with the Youngest girl--thc mothers
witness against q disliked SON in-law
But although her sympathy was not
with her oldest daughter, Mrs Swope
would smile encouragement 10 her
Younger daughtcr on the stand and
Mrs HYDE. her face set with an i'm
preston Of grim determination.
II seemed almost certain when Mar
garct SWope walked d0Wn the aisle OF
the court room today to take the
witness chair that she was eoing To
stop ana recognize Airs iNdc. She
walked within fcN teet OF Mrs
llydc. faltered slightly. peered anX-
iousiy at her and passed ON Mrs.
ET,a.f4 "a "A ma h.r
tie sister falter The spectators did.
hnWct H. and there Nasaa~hQsy chan
inp of nocks To get good look NJ the
two when thcH snW each ather Tor the
first time IN months
Testiiying was an up-hill battle fof
Aliss Swope
She is sul weak from the effects
of typhoid Her nerves are unstrnne.
The ranid FIRE questioning Of the at
torneys disconcerted her at times, but
her testimony in the main WAS un-
shaken un cNamination. The
best feature of her testimony WAS her
story about how IN Hyde came 10 her
room while the tights were burning
low one night and, n the semi-dark-
ness. gave her hApodermic. Tho
physician walked into the room. an
nouaced he would give hypodernic,
rolled up her sleeves. ana Inserted the
needle ana lcft, She said.
Dr TWNman WITS ia charge of the
case at the time.
This arm has since become sore The
state contends the injection was OF
"pus germs and not eamphoratcd oil
1S Dr HYDE claimed.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon nurse. tcs-
tined late in the afternoon that once
while pr Hyde was giving Chrisman
Swopc u hypodermic he hlled his
syringe win Nntrr which had heeu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-26
NEW YORK POLITlCIA\S
SURPRISED At ACCEPTANCE.

New York. April Timothy T..
Woodruff republican state chairman,
was taken entirely by surprise when
he learned OF the acceptance Of GOV
ernut Hughes OF a place on the su-
promo bench When the first news of
the governors action WAS read over
the telephone to Mr. Woodruff he
said
You don't believe that. do you
ON being assured that il was au-
thentio he said
n am very much Interested and
very much surprised have known,
OF course. that the governor was con-
sidorng the offer, but doubted that
hc would accept it,
How do YOU think this action will
Will affect the republican party in
the state
II am not prepared to say Mr..
Woodruff replied The governor 9
decision is go contrary to my eNpocta
tions that never even had given
consideration as to what would happen
If he were eliminated from the field
OF politics and public affairs.
Lloyd e. Gliscom, president OF The
republican county committee of New
York county. aud "a close friend of
Governor Hughes, was as kcenlv sur
pl ised at the announcement as Was
Mr. Woodruff
Governor Hughes as Is wen known
is a poor man. In TWO or three years
of private practice at lazy ne could
have amassed % fortune. That he had
elected fat 40 do $50 Nefierts great
credit upon his public splrncdncss
'it is one of the finest examples
OF sclf-sacrifiee which this age ol
CONNER cialism hNs witnessed
His passing from the political
arena marks the ctfacemcnt of the
most conspicuous presidential posi-
pilitv that New York had furnished
o the republican party.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-26

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= N'''''',' =, r.
la' PNNl'N''V" '' ''''''H f""N .,", w
u usl haki'l''s h"N' 'en'' i"u',I .l"'
eIallA 'e ms 'alnpalsh luu'S ne l''S
not attempted To snow 'N'' tl'
hn"Wl"aE's nus lhVep'ea ness ~ i'V0
ht' WIS the ehiel deI"nder ol the s,'-
uon 90 the republican p"iN eN l''
uust question
lt VIII pe felnrmhtfed also O,"'
ho WIS ne illSt NiiitlHl To oppose li'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-26
BRITISH HAVE BAD
LUCK WITH AN
AIRSHIP



London, April 25-An aerial derby
from London to Manchester is In
prospect for Wednesday Both Gra-
ham White. Who failed i'm his attempt
last week, ana Louis paulhan, the
French aviator, who arrived last
week, are planning to start Tor the
S50.0oo prize that morning.
Paulhan gave official notice to the
aero club today of his intention to at-
Tempt the lS6-mile flight Wednesday,
weather permitting. White Is confi-
dent that the repairs 10 his machine
viii DE completed in time to permit
him To ascend simultaneously with
the Frenchman.
Paulhan coutcmllates continuous
fli@ht, though according to the rules
of the contest two stops are allowed
Both men VIII use Faruan biplgnes
Misfortune continues 60 follow the
airships of tine British armv Tho one
which made so sHcccssfa as ga aerial
flight was caught by gust of wind
at Frnbcrough when ID was taken
out of its shed this afternoon and
turned turtle. The bags were torn g..
shreds and the framework smashed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-26
HUGHES NAMED
FOR SUPREME
BENCH
NEW YORK GOVERNOR TO
SUCCEED JUSTICE BREWER
New Member of Highest Tribu-
nal to Enter Upon Duties in.
October; VIII Retain Reins of
Power in New York Until Then
Lpy Morning Jonrnnl speclal Leasea wlrel


lBy Morning Journal special Leased wireI
WASHINGTON Anrn ~ prasidcnf
Taft late todp, received from Covcr-
nor charles + Hughes al Nsw Yorlf
Il letter accontine n rendered apnoinf-
ment as a, ,se,,ri.,,, i,s,t,o ~ ~.
sunremn eonrt IF IN r3nitnd statre
Fiv. minutes ,f,rr ,hn lntte, u,os
handed IA the president thn nomtna.
lion Of Go,nrnor HUGHES u.as on to
way 70 mo ennate rhat hodv MA
adionrnod fo, thn dny bo,,o,.e, ,,.r re,,
me nancts reached fhn eanitol ana so
tbe scnate vim rot he,r orffciatlv ~
tho desienfion or Governor unrhes
fo su,cend no Iatc Dn,fd pret,r,
untu ,omorrou
Vhfle II is evnected Governor.
HUGHES viii he confirmed win littlr
or no dela, Il iy nr1orstood hs,a 10
Vim ,en,,fn as H. abi,',s ,,.e,"tf,.o er
Nov york min October ana Min not
tafn tho oafh of bie now offire nntfl
fhs r.u to,,, ~ m. srnrerne ,onrt
prn.ta,ut ,r,,, v.os t,t'rh atat,d
over the acce9tanro of his fonde, T.,
co,crnor ttnebe. ana tonigbt sotd
II Am re,S mnoh delirhted ~ a.
c,re C;ovcrnof Irnphes for mo hench
pa is + man ~ vtda avnnrfencn ana
abittt, ana il lie :, ml,bt, ,alunhto
.tbinu 80 hat.. !, ,,,.,, ~ ,ff,fre ~, ,h,,
.,raaf hnncb ~ no snn,,r,. sa,,rt
Coynronr IInehoe H. ak ..a,.s nf nan
tbifl ana a4an NJ he sboald ratirn
at seventy ha Win h9,c ma ttrsntN-
tYo years nf snlid nsefnlnnss On t6e
.hereh
~ ,n,,t,,,,,,,,t - ,,.e,,,..
lt,tor.. ,.., ,'.i,i m ,,-.,,,,t,,',,.,,
Win fho ereateei sstisfa,tinn rba
announcement however anne .s
siirn,fs, d,enito III, f,ct N hoa h.ef,
nanaraII, tn,lerstond mo noyitlon
,vo1,ld he tsrsered bin, p,asi'tent
mart had henn oarnea eoye,nar
HUGHES niphf not +. ,nIa "a gp.ept
b.,.,,,.. ks s.,,.fs. ,,.s,,,'.r y,
Nea yorls hnd letlete,i III en,,,il n,sI.
vate fortune and me- felt the neeassit,.
of again entorine tbe practien Or lnt.
tn n9rn .on,netanon fo, nt,,,s'te
Ana lamily Tbis i'd not deter fbr
awaited i replv.
The ,i,st o,nrt,,ros ,.n,r,,,ti,, a.,
aro safd ro XIV" hs~n
condnctod throuab sennto, Bnot f. /
was not until FRIDAY tbn president
wrote "a formal Ietfer nrforinp the
place to thn governor ,rhn fnrt ,yls
rreful, Guarded Goycfunr unrbos
over the matter for daV
nnd yesterday. yrnto HI. ,c,rnt,,,,t
Tine lettor rnached Tho N,hft, 4n,ss
this afternoon AS me- presidcnt vis
to leave Hn drlavna bf4
dopartme LONG nuounh fo Soc tho
was sem f. the son,ta ana
shectcd that I'M official statement H.
Dro rolared
II is general, believed thn an
continent of Govornor uuphos ,til
.iiminate him from tbc stato cam
laign this rain Tho ramnaten Nir
b. oalv aifv under wav AZ thr Tim.
.ho governor win take oatb IN office
in1 ,utn,. t,,,nr ~. t,t,ii.fal ANT
The news of tbo annointmrnt ana
icceptance of fovarnor In,pbea
sacbad tba instie,e of no nn,,,.t 49,
he> ,varn ndto,rnine for IA. do,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-26
FEDERAL MEDIATION FOR
TELEGRAPHERS DISPUTES

Washington April 25.-The south
ern Pacific railway and the Seaboard
Air Line and their telegraphers have
appealed to Charles = Neili commits
sioner OF labor. and Chairman Knapp,
of the interstate commerce commits
siou. TO interposo in an effort to set
tie their differences. The controversy
relates to wages and working condi-
tions.
it is expected the medators VIII
take up the matter soon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-26
STEAM SEALER REPORTED
LOST WITH ALL ON BOARD

ST. Johns y. r.. Auri 25-Tho
sealing steamer R0othic which ar-
rived here late last night. has brought
irom the Fishing banks a report that
me steamer Aurora has been sunk.
10 Is feared. according Co the report
current al the fishing banks that hrr
esire crew of ist men lost thoir lives
$40 definite confirmation OF the re-
port WAS obtained hg the crew pf the
Inothic before they left the fishing
-rouuds. and apparently no more def
ihitc news uf the disaster is 10 he eX-
0cted until the next arrival from the
fishing grounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-26
ROOSEVELT GIVEN
FIRST PASS TO
BIG FIGHT
Solid Geld Ticket to Be Pre-
Sented to Former President
On His Arrival at New York,
lBy Morning journal special Leased wireI

lHy Mornine J0urnnI ~Decill Iensed WireI
Denver. April 2l.--rhe first ticket
for tine heH,AWcight championship
contest between James j Jeffries and
Jack Johnson at san Francisco on
JulN viii ho presented 10 Theodore
Roosevelt upon his arrival in New
York This statement was made By
"JHck- Gleason. one of the fight pre-
motcrs while in Denver yesterday on
his Way to the coast.
Tile ticket viii he made of solid
gold and appropriately engraved. The
iden cot presenting the eN-president
with tine first ticket originated with
Gleason while he was in New York
recently and saw the preparations be-
ing made for Mr.. ROoscVelts recep-
tion upon his return to his native
land.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-26

Lisbon. April 25.-N Violent earth
gnakes have occurred in the upper
Mimic valley hut no casualties have
been reported
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-26
POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION
or MISSING SHIP TNpDSSIBI

tnsfon- April From meaere
details in this city early today from
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
WASHINGTON NEWS
STATED IN BRIEF
TELEGRAPHIC CHRONICLE Of
STATE HAPPENINGS.
LABOR TO ENTER POLITICS
Seattle Campaign Precedes eftof' -
Gain Members In the Next state
Legislature.

SEATTLE-Organiz labor mas en-
tered definitely and actively inuo po1'
ittcs in this state The beginning
has been made by Charles II. Miller.
who was nominated in mass CONVEX
ton as the United Labor candidate
for Mayor of Seattle, The ultimate
object, to which labor leaders IN Tue
Nation intend to contribute, IS ths
election OF United Labor candidates
as Senators and Representatives IN
the Washington Legislature. III lille
state organized labor intends 10 WolA
in conjunction with the Grange. IL
claims a total OF $4,000 votes, OF
which $4,000 are distributed among
the unions and 10000 among the
rural communities; and 1t Is condl-
dent OF electing no fewer than a doz-
en- legislators, to come from Seattle
Tacoma, Hoquiam, Everett. Beillng-
ham. Spokane and Walla Walia'
where unions are well organized.
In the campaign this year II Is
probable that no attempt VIII De
made to place candidates for the UNI
ted States Senate of Congress in the
field. although there is posslb11ty
that C.. r. Case, of Seattle, president
OF the State Federation of Labor, may
try for Congress. But United LABOR
has its eye on the Legislature OF
Washington, and Of many another
state. and from that beginning II
hopes in time to gain commanding
influence in city, state and Nation
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASH.
!NeIoN, in AND FOR TIE COUNTY OF STEVENS
IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the Estate Of Robert psr.,
deceased vs. Otto Pautz ct al-Notice of Sale
" Ma Meai !, Estate at Pubic Auction
NoICe Is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order duly made by said court on the s1st
osy % January. 1910, in the matter of the estate
VI noDert Pautz, deceased, the undersignsd
a.i OF said estate, will sell at public
coin Of the United States, and snhieot to tha
connrmetlon of said court, on Tuesday the Arb
gay OF March, 1910. at the hour OF - o'ciocr
pnoon, at the front door of the securit, Stats
inato ou me corner OF Fourth street and Wash.
lnngton avenue, in the Town of Newport. in ssid
county OF Stevens State aforesaid ali the
risnt, Ute, interest and estate of said Rohart
Fautz. at the time of his death, being freehoiS
In ana to the property hereinafter de-
scliOeo, ana all right, title and Interest that
the said estate has ACQUIRED bv tho onerottne
OF law or otherwise, other than or in addition
70 mat OF said deceased at the time of his
oeatn, IN and to all that certain lot, piece or
tats IS - t1nI situate in SAID county of Stevens
scribed as follows to-wit. 80" ue
Ane north ne-half-nM of the southess,
quarter seq and the east one half eiI ! ~
four 81 ToG9nabin fpWA Of Section thirty
Range forty-three 43 E. W. NJ, situate in the
county and state aforesaid, - VIC
!erms ana conditions of Sale-Cash in gold
f f6a OF the United States per cent Of
on the day of SALE and the balance nnon con.
n mr. OF sale by said Superior Court and
the delivery of deed of CONVEYANCE,
Fehr teu at Newport Wash. this 9Th day Of
T. Administered ADM Fa 81 ss sTrX Es,s
AlYa ). Sherlock, J. A. Rockford, ATTORNEYS
Tor Administration P o. address Newnort ana
Colville, Wash p'i 90 aao
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
INVESTIGATION Of
PACKERS NOW ON
IuRlES EAST AND WEST READY
TO iNDICT.
ANCIENT LAW is UNCOVERED
new Jersey Forbids Storage to In.
fluence Markets.-civiI Suits
in Missouri.

CHICAGO, Feb 21.-The Federal
grand jury in Chicago. delving into
Inc records OF the packing industry
Tor evidence of antitrust law viola
lions has about completed its big
task, and a report within two weeks
IS expected
investigation Of the packers of Mis-.
souri, under the state trust law. is
well under way. More recently Kan
sas has inaugurated similar proceed
1ngs
This combined attack. broad as it
is. may be augmented further. Many
states. It is declared. have enacted
antitrust laws under which they may
proceed individually against the big
firms OF Packingtown.
Indictments have been voted against
directors Of the National Packing
Company by a New Jersey grand
jury
Action in New Jersey is based upon
an ancient law which ,forbids the stor-
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
BRITISH PARLIAMENT OPENS
Asquith Sees Government Passing
Through Crisis Safely Now.

Aseuith Sees Government Passing
Through Crisis Safely Now.
LONDON, Feb .24--Parliament was
formally opened at 2 o'clock today
by the King. The formalities lasted
an hour. The Kings speech. beyond
the reference to foreign affairs, was
confined to finance and the relations
between the two houses. The supre-
macy of the House Of Commons in
financial matters was asserted firmly.
but the governments plan for limit
ing the Lords veto will not be dis
closed until precedence over all
other business Mr. Asquith has re.
NAMED firm on this point, and the
Liberals are convinced that the min
listers will be able, in the debate on
the address, to make out case salts
factory TO both labor and to Irish
members.
Premier Asquith mas filled vaean-
cies in the ministry. which is an In
dication that he expects the govern
ment to pass safely through the crisis.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
RACE WAR AT CAIRO. ILLla0.S
Ahother Clash Exrccted Between Au
thorities and c items

CA RO, H., Feb IL I'0.:ce off
Gas are searching tn ely fof a
negro susperted % pa. ) NJ. ~ Y :,
and another Clash between antl.ul lie.
and citizel.s is icaIeu u Tie .nar t.
caught
Company n. OF ShelhvvillA. n Ma
tOnal Guard. has bean ordered 70 re
port here by Adjutan' Genera D.cls
son. Adjntant General Dickson and
Sheriff Nelhs conferred here. aud la
ordeI Of the additional LIili;lalneu Va,
the result
Feeling Is still running high against
the negroes ard INTENSITY was added
TO the sentiment when ~" negroes
i is charged made in=u't'na ge.t,ree
4 PERSONS IN tie funeral prOre:s io'
that was following the BODY 81 Ajey
ander Halliday Killed ia au attack o"
The jail
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24

age or destruction OF produce with
the intent of influencing the market.
Originally it was an old English stat.
ute. and few states have adopted it.
Nevertheless, the New Jersey act.
though long unused, is believed by
the authorities OF the commonwealth
TO furnish grounds for prosecution
The suit in Missouri is in the civil
courts and the punishment which
that state seeks TO inflict upon the
big packing houses is eviction. TIE
Chicago grand jury, on the other
hand. is conducting its inquiry under
the Sherman antitrust law, and what
ever action 1t may take will be the
result OF mature consideration
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
Gen. Lee Quarrel Cause.

BOISE, Idaho, Feb. 2l-His skull
fractured, Philip w. Hilsman. a Civil
War veteran. lies dying in q local
hospital here following quarrel with
Confederate soldier, ]. D. Evans.
The men had disputed on the advis.
ability OF plac ng the statue OF Gen
eraI Lee .in the National Hall OF
Fame Evans has not been ordered
arrtated
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
Woman's Body Found.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Feb I'll
After all hope Of finding her had been
given up, two workmen engaged in
tearing down a mill dam in Mill
Creek within the city limits, came
upon the dead body of Mrs Alice NJ
Eaton, the woman who wandered from
weeks ago
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
Heavy Toll Due on Grain.

DAYTON-Grain buyers Of Port
land and other Coast points will pay
q heavy toll this year on grain pur-
chased at Inland Empire points. When
the County Assessors commence the
work of fixing the annual assessment
on March l. they will find millions of
bushels OF grain still stored in the
warehouses awaiting shipment to
t1dewater. The rate here is fixed
at 81 a bushel for wheat and 70
cents for barley, with a levy exceed
ing on the average mills
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
Tacoma Politics Badly Mixed.

TACOMA-The advent OF Tacoma's
first election under its new commls-
sion plan of government finds NUM-
c1pal politics in muddie. The new
charter takes city affairs out Of the
hands of a Council of 16 men and
other elective officers. and places
them entirely in the hands or a
Mayor. four Commissioners and a
Controller. The chief cause OF the
middle is the careful effort Of the
charter commission to eliminate par
tisan politics from city affairs. hoNng
thus to bring out business men for
office.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
Sheriff's Sale
STATE OF WASHINGTON

1AA' ~ of " aShANSAcIss
COUNTY OF STEVENS.
By virtue Of an execution issued out OF the
honorable Superior Court of the State of Wash.
1ngton. for the County of Stevens on the 3Ist
day OF January, 1910, by the clerk thereof, in
case Of e. A. Fielder VS.. John friedrich and
Rosa friedrich, husband aud wife, No. 1926 and
to me as sheriff, directed and delivered, notice
is hereby given that will proceed to sell to
the highest bidder for cash, within the hours
prescribed by law for sheriff's sales, to.wit, at
Lee O'clock p. N. on the 5th day. of March, D.
1910, before the court house door of the said
Stevens County, in the State of Washington, ali
the right, title and interest of the said John
friedrich and Rosa friedrich, husband and wife,
In and to the following described property, TO-.
wit: Lot seven in block eight Tai.
madge's addition to the Town OF Newport,
Stevens County, Washington levied on as the
property OF John friedrich and Rosa Fredrick,
husband and vile to satisfy Judgment
amounting to $4,000 and $75 90 attorney fee,
1886 cost OF suit, Sis.65 interest on principal,
and interest at the rate of 10 per cent per an.
mum until paid. also increased cost, in favor of
C. A. Fielder.
Given under my hand this lst dav OF Febru-
airy, 1910. W. H. GRAHAM. Sheriff.
BY Z. A. LEDGERwOoD, Deputy. 1915
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
Vests Fame Spreads.

PULLMAN-An indication that the
state Of Washington as well as the
entire Northwest is becoming better
known all over the world in an agri-
cultural way, and particularly as a
In the world, is found in the fact
that many representatives of foreign
countries. from India to England. have
recently enrolled in the state college
for special work along these lines
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
Hamilton Cases Are Set.

OLYMPIA-In the local Superior
Court the pending cases against ex-
Adtutant-General Ortis Hamilton
were set for trial February 81 These
were the cases the state had agreed
to dismiss If Hamilton would abandon
his appeal but Hamilton still refuses
to pay the IS fee the clerk OF the
Supreme Court demands before the
appeal will be dismissed.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
Abercrombe Is Shifted.

SPOKANE LieutenantColone
Abercrombie. Twenty-fifth Infantry.
who was in command at Fort George
Wright at Spokane until recently
suspended by General Maus, com.
handing the Department OF the Co
lumbia. has been ordered to Fort
Lawton, Wash, where Colonel Ralph
w. Hoyt, of the Twenty-ftfth Infan
try, Is in command.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
To Exhume Body.

PORTLAND. OR. Feb 22-AIrs.
y. w Woo cot, OF this city. after
wrecking her health in an effort to
fix the moose about the neck OF the
murder er OF her daughter. Mrs Edith
Pc pooh, who died in commissions Aug
ust 20, 1873, at a lonely mountain
cabin six miles from Northport,
Wash, as ordered the body ex-
humed and brought 70 Portland,
where The stomach will be examined
Tor evidences OF srrychnine poisoning.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-24
q Hainey Yet Delta ut.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb 10 Bill
Hainpy. train rohber. gun fighter.
murderer and outlaw. on whose head,
dead OF alive, thare is q price of
$4,000 has been tracked thousands OF
mics frolu5 Canada. to the Calbasas
Hills, and now holds thar Wild settle
10 be taken alive
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Ex-Justice's Trial Soon.

SPOKANE-The trial of M. ]. Cor
don, ex.Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the state, and later counsel
for the Great Northern in Spokane.
against whom the grand jury returned
eight indictments last Spring charg-
ing embezzlement of funds due to
parties having claims against the rail-
way. viii be reached early in the
March term