PETTIBONETRIAL
BEGINS FRIDAY
ORCHARD AND HAYWOOO WILL BE THE
STAR WITNESSES-LITTLE INTEREST
SHOWN-OISAGREEMENT LIKELY
(By United Presa.)
Boise, Idavo, Nov. :J5.? The trial of
W H. Pettibone, charged jointly with
Mo er anil Haywood with being in the
??on>piraey with Harry Orchard which
resulted in tne murd< r of the Idaho
Governor by means of a dynamite
bomb, will begin here Frday. The
ca-?e will not attract near the attention
the Haywood tiial aid. No outside
newspapeis will le represented and the
case will not last more than two weeks,
it is thought. Harrv Orchard is ex
pected to go on the stand and repent
the testimony he gave in the Haywood
trial, Uaywtod will oe the star wit
nea? for the defense. The feeling pre
vails here that it will end in either a
disagreement or au acquittal.
CONTEST IT
AGAIN TONIGHT
At Elks' alley tonight the following
teams will coutest: Flaherty, Seymour
and Snow; Barry, Orchard and Hillery,
aid Norman, Alex. Blanchard and
Miller. The teams play alternate and
good scores will undoubtedly be made.
YE MUST BE BORN A6AIN
Have a new Born suit or overcoat
Get vour orders in for Thanksgiving
and Xmas. You will make no mistake
when you leave your orders with the
American Tailors.
WANTED? A tirst class Gold or Gjld
and Copper Miutng Proposition in Alas
ka. State full particulars when you
write. Ad Jress. Ltwis Lusk, P. O. box
lOTi, Spokane, Washington. 219- lmo
ALASKA MINING MEN WILL ASK CON
GRESS TO PERMIT THEM TO *
FOREGO ANNUAL WORK
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Nov 25? Alaska mining men
will meet here tonight to discuss a rec
ommendation to congress asking that
the assesamei t work for next year be
allowed to go urdone, The action of
the Alaskans in this regard is like sim
ilar instance* in Colorado, Utah, Ne
vada, Arizona and New Mexico, where
the government acted favorably on u
like request made by the miners.
CMTiNE
IS TOTTERING
INTERNAL DISSENSIONS IN PORTUGAL
WILL BRING ON COMPLICATIONS
THAT MAY ENO IN ABDICATION
(By United Press.)
Paris, Nov. 25 ? Advices from Portu
gal are to the effect that a general up
rising is feared against King Carlos
and that internal strife is imminontiu
the Portugese kingdom. The republi
can forces have erown so strong that
the continuance of the ruling of Kinc
Carlos can endure but ae short tiue.
SKA6WAY CHICKENS FOR SALE
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Chickens for ?ale. Home grown
fryers and roaster d-es9ed to order.
250 Mrs. P. VV. Snyder.
Freah Meat
The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all irnd
of fresh meat constantly on hand.
L A. HARRISON CO.
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The Largest Stock ever
brought to the City
has been received
and is now on
display
^Stores Oven Evenings Phones 4 and 55
THIS IE UK W
OH 11 Mn
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(United Preaa Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Vancouver, Nov. 25? The Princess May,
two days overdue arrived here late Saturday
The vessel crept into port with a broken
thrust shaft and engines working slowly.
Disgusted passengers on board the vessel de
clare that the shaft was out of e^ear at the
time the ship lett Skagway and should not
have been allowed to make the trip. When
the May got as far south as Port Simpson she
was in such condition that she was forced
to dritt on slowly with the tide. On the for
mer trip of the Princess Royal she returned
into port in a badly smashed condition and
che Princess May following so shortly in a
damaged shape may lead to an investigation
into the manner ot running the vessels.
n hoid con
HI GET WO Fill
(By United Press.)
Washington, Nov. 25? Major \V. P. |
Richardson, Chairman of the Alaska ;
Road Commission, arrived here yester- !
day.. It Is understood that anjappropriat
tion to the amount of 9150,000 will be
asked for by Major Richardson to con
tinue the work planned by the Comrnis
sion for the coming year. It appears
to be a foregone conclusion that the re
quest of Major Richardson will be
granted, a9 members of Congress and
Presideut Roosevelt are well satisfied
with the inatincr the work of road
building in Alaska is being carried out
by the commission.
STORM SWEEPS
ATLANTIC COAST
(By United Pre**.)
New York, Nov. 25.? The entire At
lantic coast from Florida to the New
England coast has beea storm swept
since Fridiy and many vessels have
put Into po:t seeking saf-ty. The re
ported wrecking of many schooners
prevail. 9
The Fifth Avenue hotel has u> limited
accomodations. Steam he*t and every
t&Ing modern.
(By United Press.)
Princton, N. J. Nov. 25? Fx-Presi
dent Grover Cleveland suffered & sink
ing spell last night and is again in an
unconscious state. Doctors are in
constan attendance and the condition
of the patient is given out as being
grsvj.
The best dining room, the best hotel ac
commodations, the most comfort at the
Fifth Avenue
fl 6ood Assortment
Fancy Apples, Grapes, Pears,
Bananas, Grape Fruit,
Oranges
Cranberries, Celery, Hothouse
Lettuce, Fresh Comb
Honey
New Crop Walnuts, Green Cit- '
ron, Pumpkins, Hubbard
Squash
These goods arrived on the Jefferson
and are in excellent condition
GANTY & FRANDSON
m
STEVE ADAMS
KOI GUILTY
JURY HOPELESSLY DIVIDED FROM BEGIN
NING AND REQUEST TO BE DIS
CHARGED-BAIL ASKED FOR
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(By United Prco.)
Rathdrum, Idaho, Nov. 25^? After
being out since Saturday .flight, the
jury in the case of the Sta,te against
Steve Adams, charged with having
murdered Fred Tiler, returned into
couitatnoon and reported tba, they
could not agree and asked to be dis
charged. The jury from the first stood
four for murder in the firac degreo and
eight for acquittal, Application will
be made for ball, and, if freedom is
given the accused on bond, the amount
will be furnished by the Western Fed
eration of Miners. Ad-ms is the man
Hurry Orchard says assisted him on
the night Governor Frank Steunenberg
was blown to his death at .Caldwell.
irhetTa
LONG SENTENCE
Mary James, a pretty Indian girl 19
years old, w&s sentenced to pay a fine of
9100 today by Judge LeFevro. Mary is
tho girl who was at the bottom of the
quarrel which resulted in the shooting
of the Indian Paul Kadasham by Pri
vate Hollander at Fort Seward last
week. Ia default of payment of the
fine she will serve 50 days in j-il.
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WOOD THAT WILL BURN
All kinds of stovewood delivered on
short notice. General bnggage and ex
press business.
The Alaska Transfer Co., 'Phone
No. 10. 25I-U
THE THAW CASE
IS POSTPONED
3
INABILITY TO GET JURY WILLING TO
SERVE DURING HOLIOAY SEASON
MAKES DELAY NECESSARY
(By United Preaa.)
New York, Nov. 25? The Thaw case
was again postponed this morning
until the fir?t week in Januvry. The
reason given by the District Attorney
for this was that it would be almost im
possible to get jurymen who would be
willing to serve during the Holiday
season. It looks now as if a change of
venue will be asked to some pl&ce out
side the county of Kings. Neither
Thaw or his wife are pleased with tha
postponmcnt. Both of them have bees
insisting on an immediate trial.
CARRIE HAS LAID
DOWN HATCHET
SPECTACULAR KANSAS LIQUOR CRUSADER
GROWS SANE IN OLD AGE AND
WILL B[ GOOD
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(By United Pre??.)
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 25- -Carrie
Nation in a prayer meeting in this city
yesterday declared that she would never
again resort to smashing aloon proper
ty with a hatchet. Politicians, she
asserts, have had her thrown into jail
so many times that her health baa
been undermined and she fears future
incarcerations may cause her death,
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