Telegraphic Hews
Ivmergency Currency I,n\v Assured
Washington, May 20—The confer
ence committee composed of mem
bers 'of the senate and of the house
appointed to try and settle upon some
action with regard to an emergency
currency law has reached an agree
ment and such a law is assured. A
few days ago it seemed impossible for
the committee to come to any agree
ment and it was announced that the
currency question would go over un
til the December session of congress.
Mnj. Richardson Coming North
Seattle, May 20—Maj. Richardson
of the Alaska road commission will
leave for the North Monday. He has
at his disposal for road work, an
appropriation of >'2."111,000.
Battleship In Quarrantine
Seattle, May 20—The battleship
Kentucky i- in quarrantiue at Brem
erton navy yard, several cases of
Mnallpox having developed among
her crew.
Confederate Veteran Dies
New Orleans,May 20—(Sen.Stephen
l>. I.ec. commander of tliu I'nited
('1 iiiledi-rate Veterans, died here
t > »da\ .
I/.-i Pollctte In Fighting Mood
Washington. .May :$0—Senator I.a
1 "of let t • • donned his lighting garments
t lii;• morning and entered the lists as
opposed to * he currency hill, lie re
?-.«• it• «1 to extreme measures to en
compass the defeat ot the measure
and ma\ be successful as lie lias suc
ceeded in pre\'ent ing. for today, its
becoming a law when it was believed
that favorable act ion was assured.
Oklahoma Crops Ruined
r>.|'<ka. Kansas, May :50—Report
riimt's from Okh^ioma that a tornado
lias laid waste nearly all the crops ill
that state.
Railway In Hands <>f Receiver
Pittsburg, May :»n— A receiver has
been appointed for the Wabash, Pitts
burg Terminal Railway Company.
The churl acted at the ret|iiest of the
railway management.
Geological Surveyors en Route
Seattle, May Itt)—Fred Molfit, gov
ernment geological surveyor in charge
of a force of assistants is in Seattle
and will, in a few days start for the
Copper river company for his sum
mer's work. Also here and waiting
to go northward arc K. M. Kindle
and Philips Sinith who are going to
Nome to do geological survey work.
Chicago In Storm's Grasp
< hieago, May" it(>— One of the most
severe wind and electrical storms
known to this section in years swept
over ku.ro this morning killing one
person, injuring twenty-two others
ami destroying numerous buildings.
For a time the wind blew at the rate
of eighty-six miles an hour.
Bubonic Plague Is Raging
Caracas, Vene/aila, Juno 1—Bu
bonic plague is raging in this city and
throughout adjacent provinces. The
death rate averages eight a day and
<iil efforts to stay the ravages of the
disease are unsuccessful.
Laguaira port is closed by the
ant horit ics.
Milk Dealer Is Convicted
Seattle, .linn* I A. /.. Krickson, a
prominent milk dealer of this city
was this morning in the superior
court found guilty of conspiracy in
raising the retail price of milk. This
is the first conviction resulting from
the crusade started by the prosecuting
attorney to break up the attempt to
control the food market of Seattle.
Hoggntt Coining To Alaska
Washington, .lime I—(lovernor
lloggatt of Alaska, and Mrs. lloggatt,
left here today for Jtmcati. Kn route
they will make a short visit to rela
tives in Indiatui.
Wuiuwright Now Rear Admiral
Taeonia, May !tO- It is now "Hear
Admiral Wainwrlght", for Richard
Walnwright, Spanish-American naval
battle hero, today rained the rear ad
miral pennant over his ship.
Senator Jones Is Dead
Washington, June '2—,1. K. Jones,
formerly United States senator from
Arkansas died this morning.
Shouts Defends Name Of Dead
New York, Juno 3— Theodore
Shouts, former chief engineer of the
I'anatua canal returned from Paris
today, Mr. Shouts went abroad to
be with his daughter, called to her
side by the doath of her husband of a
few months, Due do Chart res. To
the newspapermen who mot him as
he came ofT the steamship, Mr. Shouts
declared that there is no truth in the
reports that his son-in-law died as the
result, of taking opiates and that he
was a drug fiend. Mr. Shout* says
that death was caused by heart dis
ease,
Mickey DavU In Trouble
Seattle, June 2-■■Mickey Davis, a
labor agitator who hns l»een In Heat
tie for several months attempting to
SLAYER OF EMORY
DECLARED SANE
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dor trial, thus giving the defense in
the present action much the advan- \
tage.
Prosecuting Attorney Rowland of (
Pierce county is a lawyer of little ex- 1
perience having been elected from a j
small town, and added to his inex- '
perience in the law is the fact that ho
is entirely unfamiliar with the facts
in the Thompson case. Will II. .
Thompson is a brilliant lawyer and
he made a buffoon of the Pierce'
county prosecutor during the hearing
just ended.
Another feature of the hearing for
the release from the criminal insane
asylum of Chester Thompson tliat
has led to many strictures 011 the law j
and on expert testimony in particular,
is the fact that the very physicians J
who at the murder trial testified un
der oath that young Thompson was
suffering from an incurable form of
insanity, at the present hearing de
clared that he has completely recov
ered his reason and his health. These
physicians, 111 their original testi
mony flatly contradicted the expert
opinion of the witnesses for tlit* state,
some of the latter being among the
most prominent alienists in the coun
try, and the jurors swayed out of
reason by the eloquence of Will II.
Thomson brought in a verdict of ac
quittal.
The crime t»f Chester Thompson was
0110 of the most atrocious and un
called for committed in King county.
For years the youth hud been infu
tuated with Miss ("harl< >tie Whitlesey,
a niece of Judge Kmory. Miss Whit
tlasey declined to receive the young
man's attentions and on tlx- night of
July 7, 190(5, he left his own home to
go to that of his victim where he ex
pected to find Miss Whittlesey.
Judge Kmory, in company with
Mrs. Kmory and some friends, was
sitt ing on the front porch when young
Thompson entered the yard on the
run, dashed across the porch and into
the hall of the Kmory residence.
Judge Kmory, crying to Thomson to
halt, followed and was shot three
times, dying the next day.
After the shooting Thompson ran
! up stairs and entering the nursery
harieaded himself, at the same time
i threatening that he would kill the
Kmory children and then himself if
any attempt to arrest him was made,
i He remained in the room until his
father arrived and induced him to
surrender.
Thompson was tried in Pierce coun
ty on a change of venue and his de
meanor while in court gave evidence
i of careful schooling in the methods of
feigning that particular form of in
sanity from which he was alleged to
he suffering. After he was acquitted
Superior Judge Snell ordered him
confined in the penitentiary asylum
for the criminal insane, this order
being strongly opposed by the lad's
father.
The evidence in the hearing just
ended was to the effect that the youth
had been become temporarily insane
from long brooding accompanied by
111 health and that the regular hours
of his period of his confinement have
made him well, both mentally and
physically. His father has announced
that he will take the young man to
some private sanitarium in the south
and remain with him until his com
plete and permanent recovery is as
sured.
keep working men out. of the Tanana
'country wan up before Police Justice
Gordon this morning to answer to a
charge of disturbing the peace. The |
charge against Davis, who says lie in j
a reprcHentative of the Western Feci- j
cration of Miners, grew out of his en- |
deavora to convert to unionism a ]
number of men who had engaged to j
into the Tanana. Davis was dis- i
charged after a lecture by the court j
and upon his promise to be more i
peaceful in the future.
Alnttkana To Fight For Seata
Seattle, Juno 2—L. P. Hhackleford j
and (leorge A. Hhea. elected dele
gates to tho national republican con
vention by the Hoggatt faction in the
Ketchikan convention, left today for
Chicago to make their fight for recog
nition.
Petinaylvania Ball* For Vnlder,
Heattlo, June 2—Htcainship Penn
sylvania sailed for Valdai today.
Hteamshlp Humboldt sailed for Hkng
way and the Hanta Ana sailed for
Ketchikan.
Metal Quotations Dceline
New York, June 4—Bar steel haw
declined *4 and Iron f.'t Copper is
quoted at 12 H-4. %
MARINE MOVEMENTS
Parailon: Hailed westward June 1.
Bertha: Hailed westward Juno3.
Pennsylvania: Hailed from Seattle
June 2.
Hanta Clara: Arrived in Heattlo
Juno 8.
Portland; Hailed for Heattle May 28.
TARIFF REVISION
TO BE DEMANDED
Chicago, June 3—TarifT revision
will be demanded by the republican
national convention, a definite an
nouncement to this effect having been
issued tins morning. The convention
will also insert an advance plank in
favor of currency legislation, both
this and the tariff matter to be acted
upon at the earliest possible oppor
tunity presented to congress.
These plans on the part of the con
vention were, before being publicly
announced, submitted to President
Roosevelt and he voiced his approval.
To all appearances the convention is
to be dominated by the president.
MIKADO AGAIN SENDS
TEDDY HONEYED WORDS
Washington, June 3 — Honeyed
words of assurance from the Mikado
that Japan's agreement with regard
to coolie immigration is being kept
were poured into the ears of Presi
dent Roosevelt this morning by Em
bassador Talcahira who called at the
White House for that purpose. The
same assurance has been made by
tlu* bland embassador, at various
times, but still reports pour in from
the Pacific side of the continent com
plaining that the Japanese are caus
ing all manner of trouble.
It was rumored several days ago,
that the president had rebuked the
Mikado because of this seeming fail
ure to keep a promise and this visit
of the embassador lends credence to
this belief.
LIEUT. ARRESTED FOR
PROTECTING SAILORS
San Francisco, June 3—His efforts
in behalf of two sailors was tliis
morning responsible for the arrest, of
Lieut. Kvaus of the Louisiana. The
oilier]' was taken to police headquar
ters in the patrol wagon but lie was
discharged immediately upon telling
his story.
It seems that the ollieor chanced
into a saloon where he observed two
I sailors off one of the battleships who
i were badly intoxicated. The sailors
were plentifully supplied with money
and the ollicer saw that the proprie
tor ot the saloon was deliberately
robbing them and lie interfered. The
'saloon keeper objected and the ensu
ing rumpus resulted in the arrest of
t he ollicer.
News Notes From J,atouclie
Latouehe, May 2S—J. W. and Mrs.
Kpauldiug left on the Portland for a
business trip through Washington and
Oregon.
Mrs. Judge Crandall has received
word of the death of her father, John
Willoughby, of Minneapolis.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Paul faptris, at Reynolds, on
May 20.
nenry lsaggs who has been con-I
structing a scow and assembling a
logging out lit at Reynolds, loft for'
his camp in Montgomery bay on May !
'27 in tow of tho launch Chase.
William Gibbon has returned from •
a protracted visit outside and has
again entered upon his dut ies at Heat
sons.
James Haydon of Heatson'H mine
took a t rip with a party of piekniekers
to Sniger's oamp on llogan bay and*
suoooHsfnlly mounted tho one hund- |
red and sixty-two stops to the moss
house.
Mr. I'utnain and Dr.Kysigaro having
their launch painted and put intoruii
ning order, much to the joy of their
friends and associates.
Mr. Heat son furnished the Portland 1
with '200 tons of ore and never crack
ed a smile.
Tho Hall brothers are preparing for
All active summer's work on tho
Hu/.ard property, Latoucho island.
The snow Is pretty well gone oil
tho lower levels on the islands, but at
an elevation of 500 foot it. ranges from
six to eight foot in depth.
Howard Alnsworth, tho young
engineer who 1ms boon with Juntofl
Murphy, was a passenger out on tho
Portland, lie will resume Ida studies
at tho mining school at. Stanford
University.
H. A. Cramlall, jr., will enter tho
department of mining engineering
at Columbia college.
It is reported that Judge Craudidl
and Charles Tioklcnberg have made a
good sale of mining pro|>orty on
Fleming's Island,
.lamoH Murphy has returned from
his extended trip east bringing Mrs.
Murphy hack with him.
Bcward Yearns For Baae Hall
Tho Howard baso hall team cables
tho Prospector to know If the bane
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Butte, Juno —Emma Goldman, the
fnrnoiiH woman Anarchlnt ban found a
supporter in iho person of Ilov. Lewiw
Duncan, pastor of tho Unitarian
church of this city. MIhh Goldman 1h
to apeak hero tonight and tho ohiof
of pollco orderod the owners of puhlle
halls to refuse to rent them to the
woman. When tho divine learned
thin ho proffered tho u«e of bin ehureh
building to MIhh (loldinan, who ac
cepted and who will Hpoak there to
night.
('apt. J/ W. Hpaulding, formerly
superintendent, of the Reynolds mine
at Honeshoo bay, and wince the ro
eelverHhip managor of tho store at
that place, wont out on tho Portland.
Capt. Hpauldlng's return to Alaska Is
problematical.
John Miller, the Hi ate creek opera
tor, left Hun day for the diggingH to
begin the season's work.
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