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No. 211
TENTH YEAR
SKAGWAY, ALASKA,
SKAMOIRL STRUCK BY SEATTLE STREET CAR
CUBE OMI
REPORTED TO BE DTK
(By United Press.)
Chicago, Oct. a Telegram* have
been received io tbi* city from Boise,
Idaho, saying that Clarence Darrow,
the socialist lawyer, who has been in
Idaho all summer inking after the de
fense of the Western Federation of
Miners officials charged .vith the mur
der of former Governor Steunenberjr,
is dying wiili an abscess of the bruin.
It U thought that the severe mental
strain which he has undergone In the
trial, together with the keen disap
pointment he felt over being displaced
as chief counsel in the case, has aggra*
| vattd his disease.
(By United Prest.) I
Evansville, Ind,. Oc\ 5? President, i
Ilooovelt has wired Inspector Wll- i
liann to take from the Master of the 1
9teamer Hartweir, his license for hav- 1
in* been guilty recently of jockeying
lis bo.it during the review of a
?'.ver parade. It was shown that the
ic' ion of the captain of the
Hartweg in roikinjr and jockeying the
tjoat fndanjrtred the lives of the passen
gers
(By United Press.)
Porllatft). Ore., Oct. o?C. B. West
jjate, of Portland will likely succeed
Surveryor General D-ily who was killed
by a fall in this city yesterday.
Al! the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Restaruant.
Winter Goods
Arriving on
Every Boat
Gage Millinery
Gage Trimming
Gage Frames
Score 5 open Evenings Phones 4 and 55
BROWN IS DEAD
EX-SHERIFF BLOWN UP AT BAKER
CITY WITH DYING BREATH
GIVES DESCRIPTION
(By United Press.)
Baker City, Ore., Oct. 5? Just before
his death yesterday morning Sheriff
Brown save the authorities ? very clear
description of the man whom he be
tiered to have been the dynatuiter.
The man, he said, hud been following
him arouud for a month. Sheriff Brown
also signed a statement declaring the
dynamiting to have been instigated by
the Federation of Miners. Many in
town, however, believe the assassina
tion to have been the work of the ele
ment favoring an open town.
Baker City, Oct. 5? The three dyna
mite bomb suspects arrested near the
White Swau mine yesterday were this
morning released. The state and Port
land officers, supported by Pinkertons,
sent here from Portland and Spokane,
continue to search the surrounding
country. Bloodhounds from Portland
have made no success in picking up a
trail. Detective Rielly, of the O. R. Si
N. railroad, today joined the pursuing
officers. He is a valuable man In the
hunt as he knows every foot ol this ter
ritory, #nd know? all the criminal ele
ment along the line of the railroad.
Mrs. Brown, who suffered a complete
shock when the news of the dynamit
ing was told her, Is ilightly improved
today but believes her husband still
lives. Fearful of the result, she has
not been told that death ended his suf
fering.
District Attorney While still slicks to
the Federation of Miners theory.
Portland, O. t. 5? A sensation was
created here today when the claim was
made at police headquarters tint a
| Portland detcctiye has unearihed in
formation that Sheriff Brown, of Ba&er
City, knew the .vhereabouts of Jack
Simpkins, the accomplice of Sieve
Ad*ms, for whom seven thousand dol
lars in rewards is standing, and that he
was negotiating with the Idaho officials
to turn him over. The police claim
that Brown was dynamited to keep him
from disclosing the whereabouts of
Simpkins to save Adams and others
from the gallows. It is claimed that
Simpkins was friendly to Brown and
willing to testify against Adams and
Pettibose if granted a life imprison
ment for his share in the alleged
crimes.
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(By United Press.)
Seattle Oct. 6? Seemingly by a mir
acle, seven year old Bernice Patten es
caped a horrible death by being struck
by a cable oar while attempting to
cross ?he traclc at 13th avenue and
Madison street at 2 o'clock yes'erday
afternoon. The child makes her home
with her grandmother, Mrs. Nancy
Patten, at 1314, 13th avenue. The two
started to board a cable car, the child
running ahead, and passing in front of
an outgoing car, Ulled to see one up
j proaching from the opposire directloo.
j The fender struck her and threw her
j live feet in the air, but strange to re
late she escaped with a few slight
: bruises only, and the two soon contin
? ucd their journey towards the city.
Passengers on both cars closed their
; eyes, fully expecting that the child
, would be ground to pieces under the
; wheels of the car.
The little girl spoken of in the above
i telegram is the daughter of Fred
I Pat ten of Shea & Patten of this city.
,
j San Francisco, Oct. 5? The jury In [
the Ford case reported this morning
that they could not agreo. The court '
to'd them to return to their room and ;
remain until this afternoon. No ver
diet Is expected and a retrial will re
sult.
San Francisco, Oct. 5 ? The jury in
the Haisey bribery case has been dis
charged. Halsey was smitten during
the trial, later he was operated upon
for appendicitis, and is now declared by
his physicians to be dying.
pun DEIS
WOOD MARRIAGE
(By United Press.)
New York, Oct. 5? Senator T. C.
Piatt at noon today filed an answer in
the case brought against him by Mae
Woods, In which he denied that he
married her.
TEDDY ALLOWS
NO REPORTERS
(By United Pre?s.)
Stamboul, La., Oct. 5? The hunting
trip of President Roosevelt began here
this morning. No newspapermen were
allowed to accompany the party.
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