Telepli Hews
Burn's Witnesses Vanish
Sun Francisco, June 5—Detective
Burns cannot find certain persons he
desires as witnesses in tin- prelimin
ary examination of M. 11. I)e Young,
editor and proprietor of tin- San
Francisco Chronicle, charged with
criminally libelling Burns. In ad
dition to the public strictures, De
Young is alleged to have made per
sonal remarks about Burns. The ex
amination has been postponed twenty
four hours to give Burns time to
loeate his witnesses.
Hearst Is Still Gaining
New York, June 5—Hearst is still
gaining in the election recount, his
gain to date being 321 votes.
Two Hundred For Dawson
Seattle, June ft—The Yukon (Sold
Dredging Company this morning
shipped 200 men to Dawson for sum
mer work on the company's claims.
All Candidates Arc Busy
Chicago, June 5—All is activity in
the camps of the rival candidates for
the republican nomination for presi
dent, and particularly is this so at
the headquarters of Taft, of Cannon,
and of Foraker. Politicians are as
serting that the contested scats will
sway the nomination and there prom
ises to be a spirited time in the cre
dentials co nmitte, as tin* successful
candidate is believed to hinge on Un
doubtful delegates. If Taft gets half
of the contested delegates he will be
nominated on the first ballot.
No Rail For Hitchcock
New York, June(>—Raymond Hitch
cock the comedian was today com
mitted to the tombs without bail to
wait the resumption of his trial on
the charge of assaulting girls. Tin
trial will be resumed Monday and the
attitude of the- court in remanding
the defendant without bail has led to
the belief that the prosecution has
Htrong evidence at hand and is afraid
that the defendant will try and leave
the country, now that he is aware of
the seriousness of his position.
Suspension For Capt. Scliage
Seattle, June (5— A three months
enforced vacation isilie little memen
to of the Saratoga wreck handed to
Capt. Scliage by the marine inspec
tors. Capt. Scl.age was master of
the Saratoga when she went on tin
rocks off Busby reef March 20. I It
blamed the weather ami the lack of
aid to navigation facilities. The in
spectors held him responsible, how
ever, and suspended his license for
threw months.
China Refuses Jap's Request
Pekin, June t*~ < liina has otlicially
declined to interfere or to become in
^ any way a part\ to the Japanese
trouble in Korea. Japan lias been
having difficulties in placing under
arrest the leaders in the Korean re
volt against Japanese supremacy and
asked the Chinese government to
station twenty soldiers along tin
border to prevent the escape into
China of the leaders. This request
was today refused.
Congressman Under Indictmcnt
Norwalk, Ohio, Jiinc <J~( "ongrcss
man Laning, vice-president ot the
defunct Ohio Trust Company hank
wan today indicted on seven count*,
all charging embezzlement ot the
bank fundH. It is said that lie took
$/>fl,000.
Army Orders For Alaska
Beattle, June (I—The following or
ders affecting oftiecrH now in Alaska
have been issued: Lieut. Alexin of
signal corps ordered to Nome to suc
ceed Lieut. Williard, who is ordered
to Port Gibbon and then to Seattle,
Lieut. McCammon to Fori (Sihhon,
Lieut. Moore to Fori Kgberl, Lieut.
Adams to Fort Lisenin, Lieut. Kcem
ing to St. Michael, Lieut. Ripely to
Fort Davis.
King F,ddic Is In Trouble
London, Juno 0— King Kdward is
in trouble. He wantH to pay a visit
to the czar but this desire is opposed
by tho socialists and the labor mem
ber* of the house of commons. Tin
protest Is of a violent nature, the
reason advanced being that I ho king
should not give official recognition to
a person so guilty of promulgating
tortures, horror* and persecutions as
is the czar.
Right Killed In Annapolis
Annapolis, June 0 Two street c»irs
met on a curve this morning and
eight persons were killed outright
and severalInjured. None of the dead
or injured were from the naval
aeadnmy.
Crulaer'a Dead Are Hurled
Han Pedro, June 8- The victims of
the explosion on the cruiser Tennes
see Friday night were burled here
with military honors this afternoon.
Tho*e who were injured are not yet
out of danger but It Is believed they
will reoovcr.
President Going To Africa
Washington, June 8 — President
^^Roosovelt ha* announced that he will
g<» to Africa in April for the purpose
of shooting big game. Elephants,
tigers ami lions are the objects sought
ami Kcrmit Roosevelt will bo one of
the party.
Navnl Test Is Planned
Washington, Juno 8—The monitor
Florida is to be subjected to assault
by a whitehead torpedo on June 13.
The assault is to be made below the
monitor's water line and is to be in the
nature of a test for the benillt of the
naval construction board. The dem
onstration will take place off James
town.
Corson Says He Is Free
Seattle, June S—Before sailing for
Ketchikan yesterday John Corson,
candidate for election as delegate to
congress from Alaska, declared that
he is allied to no faction and is run
ning for ollice on his personal merits.
Corson was nominated by the Hog
gat t faction of the republican con
vention.
Frisco Returning Money
Walla Walla, June 8—The Odd
Fellows of this city have received
from the San Francisco relief com
mittee $!),Ohn sent to the California
city at the time of the earthquake.
This sum is one quarter of the Odd
Fellows' contribution and is returned
as unneeded.
Battleships Start Home
San Francisco, June s—The battle
ships Maine, and Alabama started on
their homeward voyage around the
world this morning. The remainder
of the fleet will follow next month.
Scalon and Cullon Fight Draw
Seattle, June H—The Scalon-Cldlon
fight at Sound Beach Saturday after
noon resulted in a draw, both men
being strong at the end of the twen
tieth round. The light was witnessed
by a large crowd which received its
money's worth as the men fought
viciously
Hughes Fighting Race Track
Albany, .11111• • !t—The special session
of the legislature called hy (lovernor
Hughes for t he purpose of trying to
obtain race track legislation, con
vened last evening and t hen adjourned
until this inornii;g at which time the
governor's im ssa^e was delivered.
The message dwells upon the evils of
race track gambling and asks in no
uncertain terms for the passage of a
law t<> prevent this branch of the
1 "sport of kings." The race track
people have a strong lobby and will
make a hard fight against the bill.
Prohibition Kills Brewery
l.afirande, Ore., June !>—Accept
ing defeat at the hands of the pro
hibit ionists who obtained substantial
victories at the recent election, the
Uoesch brewery, the largest in the
stale has closed its doors, ceased
operations as far as the brew is con
cerned and will soon be converted in
to a cannery. Other brewers arc ex
pected to t o 11 o w° the example of the
Uoesch company.
Turner Shuns All Honors
Spokane, .Juno !•— Former Cnitcd
States Senator (ieorge Turner is not
desirous «>t political honors, at least
at this tiSolicited by the demo
crats to allow his name to be vised
either as a senatorial or gubernatorial
candidate In- has politely but llrinly
refused to become a candidate for
either ofllcc.
• Mining Man Kills Himself
l,os Angeles, June 5)—(Jcorge Arnx,
secret ar\ of t lie chamber of mines in
this city killed himself sometime last
night l>\ sending a bullet through his
brain. The body was found thisl
morning in the room occupied by
Arnx in the Kosslyn hotel. Arnx was
at one time in charge of the llarriman
mining interests. Ill health is sup
posed to be the cause of his act.
British Steamship Wrecked
Hongkong, June 9—The British
steamship I'owan, plying between
this port and Canton, ran onto a rock
off l.anato island and was wrecked
this morning. Eighty native pas
sengers are missing but all the Euro
pean passengers were saved.
Santa Clara On The Way
Seattle, June »—Steamship Santa
Clara of the Alaska Steamship Com
pany's fleet, cleared yesterday after
noon for Valdez and other jwirts In
that, part of Alaska. She ban fifty
first and 120 second class passengers
for Valdez and Cordova.
Thompson Must Quit State
Taeoma, Juno 0—Chester Thomp
son, slayer of former Judge George
Meade Emory was granted his liberty]
today on condition that ho leavo the |
state. His father Bays that ho will
take the young man to some sanitar
ium in the south and keep him there
until ho has completely regained his
health uiul reason. Acquitted of mur
der on the ground of insanity, young
Thompson was declared sane after
less than a year's confinement.
Walt ham Watch Factory Closes
Boston, Juno 9—The Waltham
Watch Company, one of the biggest
concerns of its kind in tho world, has
closed its doors, throwing 2,000 men
out of work. Dull times is given as
the reason and tho factory will pro
bably remain closed until business
picks up.
Railroad Owes $9,000,000
Toledo, O., Juno 9—Tho Wheeling
Lake Krio Railroad this morning
went into tho hands of a receiver.
' The National Car Wheel works, with
a claim against tho road of $9,000,000,
is the petitioner.
Democrats in a Deadlock
Boseman, Mont., Juno 11—Thedom
ocrata who are delegates to the state
convention, now in session here, are
deadlocked concerning the endorse
ment. of a presidential candidate.
Bryan and Johnson are dividing the
; strength of the convention.
Oliver II. P. Belmont Dies
Hempstead, N. Y., June 11—Oliver
H. P. Belmont, millionaire and rail
road magnate died at his home here
last night. The deceased is a mem
ber of the prominent family of that
name and is a brother of Porry Bel
mont, of social fame.
Smuggling Causing Trouble
Manila, June 11—Chinese smugglers
are causing much'trouble and several
swift cutters have been ordered hero
to assist in putting a stop to the oper
ations of those engagod in running
eontrabrand opium ami other articles
into this city.
BISBEE LOCATED
OVER GOLD MINE
Itisbce, Arizona, Juno 0—This town
is today in the turmoil of a groat min
ing excitement and indications are
that the place will become one vast
mine. TIioho who are being incon
venienced by the activity of miners
who are trying t«» file on front door
steps, lawns and everything else
available are blaming the liquor
demon for a brewery is really respon
sible.
A brewing company lias for several
days been excavating for a now plant
to be erected in the business portion
of the town and this morning work
men struck quartz carrying gold and
silver. There was a cessation of work
while samples of the rock were being
assayed and when it was announced
that it runs $1,:{17 to the ton Jthore
was a grand stampede to file on the
ground.
Mining expert* express the belief
that the lead is a good one and that
the town of Hisbee is located over a
veritable golconda.
FOUR ARE KILLED
ON THE TENNESSEE
San Pedro, June 6—Four men wore
killed, two fatally injured and eight
others badly hurt l»y the bursting of
a Hteain pipe in the engine room of
the eriiHier Tennessee last evening.
The dead are: George Wood, water
tender, K. (\ Hoggs and George
Meek, Firemen and A. Rein hold,
machinist.'^. Htomatis and F. S.
Maxftleld will die of their burnH.
Theaeeidentooourred during a speed
tent and the Hteam pipe burst just a
few seconds after the departure from
the engine room of Admiral Sobreo,
('apt. Howard and Chief Engineer
Robindon. The room wan filled with
sealding water and steam and had the
ortloers been present they would have
been seriously injured if not killed.
Word of the aeeident was receivod
here last night and a number of small
craft. immediately loft taking physi
cians. The cruiser did not arrive
hero until this morning.
Frank Mitchell, an Atlln prospec
tor, is suffering from a malady whloh
makes it imj>ossiblo for him to walk
forward but he can walk backward. i
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Park mines.
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