The Coalville times. [volume], July 26, 1907, Image 3

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THE DELUGE
Dy DAVID GRAHAM PI ULLIRS, Aufltor of "TTtFCOSZWc
(aw&C'r axis' ivfi Mass rmxzz enswv? j '
Cll.l'Ti:U Will -( otiHiiuod
' I (nil t lake ttiHl Uk bundle along
wllh ine Joe" said I llealdes It
ain't Mfi Put It In the bank and .
Mini me ii check '
Not on your lift replied lleale;
wllh I langh 'Th suckers we
trlmmi-d gate check and I turned
Vm Intu mall aa icxin as tin- hank
opened I wbii t an) Inn apr either
Two of Hi" damned encaka conaulted ,
lawyers a oou a thov mjlx'mt hit
ml Irled tu mop ia)iiictit mi their
checks. They're threatening proceed
Inn. ni in ml lake the dough awa) '
with fun. and I don t want a receipt I
"Trimming sucker, eh'' Mill I, not
able to decide what to (Id
"Tlielr father stole It fmm the nub
ile." lie explained "The) re drunken
Mile snob, not lit lo have mone)
I'm doing a public service by relieving j
I hem uf IU If I'd n gut more, I il feel
that miieli more" he tented lilt light i
cool, sarcaatlc lauatli ' more patrl '
olla" '
' 1 ran t take II " said I Mini that ,
In my present condition, to take It
would do j near lo betrn)ltig the
confidence uf in ull friend
"They lost II In n straight game. '
ha hastened to assure mo ' I haven t
dad n 'brace' box or crooked wheel for
fuur )tra" Title with a obor law
and a twinkle In Ills eye 'Hut even
If t hail lileil chance to ilo the good
work of teaching them lo takn caro
of their Mono), jou'il mil refuse mo
Up town ami down town, ami ull our
tho place, what'a hnelneaa when ton
come to look at It sensibly, but trail
lute stolen goods' lo im know a limn
wliu could Imnnatly enru morit than i
ton or twenty tlioiiMml n )ear good
clean money by good clean wuik
'Oh, for that manor imr mom a
a clean aa nnybod)'a.' aabl I Hut
jou know I'm a speculator Joe l
linto my downa and llila happen to
bo a Rtonny time for me If I iako
your mone), I man't I nblo lo ni
count for It or own to pa dlt blonds
on It for ma) bo n )eur or so ' I
"It'a nil right, ol.l man 111 neter'
glto It n thought till ou remind mo
of It. Vm It aa )otid use jour own
I've got to put It behind aoiuebod) a
luck li) not jours?"
Ho fliilahcxl doing tin the luckagc.
thn ho Halted hluiMlf, and wo both
looked at It through tho amoke ot our
cigars --. x
. -" '"It'a JIWl na cosy to deal In IiIk auma
as In llltlo. In large malicni aa In
small. Isn't It, Joo." said I, "once ono
Kids In the way of It?"
"Do you remember nni txick
thero llio morning," he naked miia
Inglj tho Inst mornlnK ou and I
not up from tho straw In the stable
oer at Jorum Park tho stable
they 1st iih alcep In?"
"And went out In the dawn to nxiat
on the rails and 'spy on the sim-mI
trials of old Itovell's horsssr
"Kmictly." said Joe and we ImikwJ
at onch other and laimheil Us In
raxa Ktwh, how chilly It waa that
mornliiKl Do J oil remember what we
talked about?"
"No." said I. thouah I did
'I waa propoalnic to turn a crooked
trlik and ou wouhlnl hate It nu
persuaded mu to keep Mralnlil, .Malt
Vo neer for;ottin It Vimi kept me
strnlihl ahowoil me what a fiHiI n
man was to load himself down with a
petty lart i ii) recoul Von mnile a
man of mo. Matt. And then those koo.I
looka of juura eaiiKht the 0)0 of Hint
bookmaker's fclrl. and ho wive ott a
Job nt wrllliiR Hliwt and ou worked
mo In with im"
So lonu aiio It seeinoil, yet near and
real, too, na I sat there conscious or
ciory sound and motion, oven of the
fantnitlo shapes lakm by our up
ourllnK Kiiinke Hon far I waa finm
tho ' rail bird ' of those happ no
luck years, when a meal meant nulle
ua much to mo as doea a million now
how far from ull that yet how near
too 1'nr wua I not mill fuclim life
with tho same taielesa couruxe, fur
Ki'ttlnK each elerilu In the ftkKr
eicltemnnt of each new day wltt Ha
now ileal? We went on In our ri mln
licences far a while, then, as Jot had
a llttlo work to do, I drifted out Into
tho lioune, took a bile of aupper with
)ouns Meltllle, hud u little pi nt tho
tlEvr, and toward llto In tho clear
Juno mornlnK emerged Into tho broad
day of tho striila, with the precious
bundlo under m arms and a rive hun
drcd dollar bill In my waistcoat
pocket.
'Cilvu my win to me In n slimlo
bill," I said In tho banker, 'and blow
)ourelf oft with the change.
Joe walked down the street with
mo for companionship unit a little
air beforo turning In, he said, but I
Imaglno a desire to keep his eye on
his treasuro a while longer had some
thing to do with his taking that early
morning itroll We passed seternl or
those forlorn flguroi that Imrrj
through the slowly awakening streets
to bed or to work Finally there
onmo by an old, old woman a scrub
woman, t gueaa, on her way home
from cleaning some office building.
Ileal do her waa a thin little boy, bop
ping along on a oruloh I slopped
them.
V
Unlit out tour hand said I to (be
lni mid be did I laid the live hun
dred dollar bill In It Sow abut our
Hngera tight over Hint said I. and
don i open them till nu get home
Then tell )our mother to do what she
like wllh II And we left them
Kiiplng after na aipchlesa before tlda
fairy alorv iiilne true
ou mint tie looking ban) for luck
today said loe. who understood
this transaction where another might,
have thought II a alio) and nut tery
wise ehartl) 'limy II slop In at the
church ami I rat for you and bunt a
randle'
I hope so.' said I for lod knows
I need It "
XK
A OREATHINO SPELL,
l-aiigdnu, after set era 1 years of 'of
fort, had got reoognltlnn for textile
In Umdon, hut that waa about all He
hadn t succeeded In unloading any
great amount of It on the Ungllah Ho
It was rather because I neglected
nothing than liHUe I was hiiptful of
"HOW DID OU COMK OUTf HUE ABICUD nAQHItl.T."
luaulta that I had made a xdm of
telegraphing to Uiiulon news of my
pioHMod mil t. The result wns a llllb)
tntdlug In textllea otor theio and n
slight dotllnc in the price 'I Ida rnct
wns Icli Krapliud lo nil tho lltmncliit
centers on this aide of the water, nnd
n Infoi rod the Impresalon my law) urn
aunounremint nnd my own "bear'
letter went muklng
HUH, thla waa nothing, or next to
It What could I hope to uvull ngalnat
laingdou'a ngeuta wllh nlmoat unllmlt
eil ctplial putting their whole inerg)
under tho stock to raise It? In tho
same newapnpera that published in)
bear attack, In tho same columna nnd
under tho samo hendllns wero ottl
clal denials from tho textile truat and
the figures of ennrmoua Increnao of
bualneaa ns proof ponltlvo that the
denlala wore honest If tho public
had not bc u burned an man; Uiixhi
by ' Industrials," If It had not learned
by blttor experience that practical!)
nono of tho leaders of flnunco and In
ditatry wero above l)lng to make or
sure a few dollars, If textiles had not
been manipulated an often, llrst by
Dumont nnd since hla death by bin
brother In law and auecosaori this
aunte and onlcol Iingdon , my des
perate nttack would have been with
out effect As It wn
Four months before. In tho samo
situation, had t seen textiles staggor
as thny staggered In the llrst hour of
bualnesa on the slock exchange that
morning, I'd hate sounded tho charge,
clapped spurs to my charger, and
horns down upon them Hut I had
my new born earning for 'reenecta
bllit) " I had ni) new born squeal).
Ishneas, which led me to fear risking
Hob Corey mid his bank and 111
mousy of my old friend llealey,
finally, there ttas Anita the longing
for her that made me prefer a narrow
and uncertain foothold to tho hold
lesp ttnt would Ian I me either In I
w.alth and powu or In the bottom
I abtxi
inuli ad of mnilnui'lg lo sell tex
HIi a I covered aa far aa I nlM,
ami I lauighl so eagerlt and heav
Ih thai more than I jingdon a corps
of rockilera I waa responalble for the
aioika rail) and atari upward When
I -at eagerl) and heat lit I do not
lie un that I acted openly oi without
I I nrd tti common sense I mean slm
pi that I made no attempt to week
up no followers In lit- selling earn
piilkii I had hrged litem lot n th
coin urt I Imnshl aa they sold That
dnia not sound well, and It la no bel
li i than II Mitimla I shall mx dla
pule an) one who tlnda thla action of
mine a betrayal of in) client In eato
maeir All I shall en) la Hint It
waa business, thai In such extreme
and dire compulsion aa waa rslne. It
I waa -and la right under the code.
I the prltale and real Wall street code
1 tun can Imagine the confused mn
of transactions In which I was In
t olted before the almk exihaugo had
been oien long 'I here was the slock
we had liecn able to lul) or get op
Hona iih at varloua prices, between
I he closing of the exchnr.ae the pre
tloiia day and that morning a opening
slink from sll parts of country
and in Kngland There tna the atock
I had been buying since the oiihuugo
opened bii)lng at figure ranging
from oiie-elghlh alaite laal nlght'a
closing price to fourteen point above
It And, on the debit aide, there were
oter a period of nearl) two monlha
sellings' of block large and small
at a hundred dWeient price
An Inextricable tangle, )im will ay,
one It would Imi luiHislble for a man
to pnratel qulckl) and In the franllfl
chao of a wild slock exchange day.
et the InDuence of the myslirloua
alnle of ni) tiertea whlfli I have de
scribed nboto, waa so lu.irtelom that,
Incndlblo though It seems, the mu
luent tho exchunge cloaed, I knew ex
nelly where I stood
l.lko a mechanical llghliilng calcula
tor, my mind thiew up lie fine mo the
nit result of thoao selling and bii)lug
trunanctlona Textile common closed
eighteen iolnts above the closing
quotation of the prutloua da), tr
l.niiKdon'a brother had not been just
a llttlo IndUcrcct, I aliould hate been
as hopeless a bankrupt In reputation
and In fortune ns ever waa ripped up
b) tho bulla or W'ull street
Ah It waa, 1 believed that, h) kee
Ing a bold front. I might extricate and
free myself when the coal roorganlxa
Hon was announced The rise of con I
stocks would squnro in) di bla and,
as I was appartntty untouched by the
textile flurry, so fur us ettn Hall, m)
nominal partner and chief lieutenant,
knew, I need not fear pressure rmm
creditors that 1 could not withstand
I could not breathe freelj. but I
could breathe
XX
MOST UNLADYLIKE.
When I saw 1 waa to have a respite
of a month or so, 1 went oter to the
National Induatrlnl hank wllh Ilea
lu)'s roll, which my tellers had count
ed and prepared for deoalt I tin
Ished my bualneaa with the receiving
teller or tho National Induatrlal, and
dropped In on in) friend Lew la, the
first vice-president I did not need to
pritend coolness nnd confidence, m)
nerve weio still In that curious male
of tranquil exhilaration, and I felt
master of ni)self and or the situation
Just as I ttua lentlng, In came 'lorn
I.angdon with Ham Kllersly
Toms fare wus a laughable exhibit
of emliarraasment Ham reall), I
felt sorry for him There was no rea
son on earth why he shouldn't bo with
t
mKaftsssssssssssslassBssssssssssssssBssssB
tr
f It ii -d . t he ' 1 as ir I
lWila mi I ini with tb nooi'l OS
11 ) I almniiK ml and Ktllltered
f )! i liuuj engerlt diopprd II
'Vl1' ,l"' "'"" h"" '"' lerkid out
iVllis if btalarlcal tiimaensi nd
lRfll!i a laugh so uait that the
SbH ol ii disconcerted hlin DrlnK
wtal tb, explanation thai drifted
IhTSsxb my mind bnl In fart I
thMhl Imle about II mi mil was I
ofpfev nuitter
fhn )our Hmther reluming?
ami t. loai
ffl tit next steamer I believe'
ln pll d rie went otilt for the
reln.l me twth of sea air With
an sToii he collected hlmaelf, drew
ma told. Hnd aald I owe you an
KW: Mr Hlacklofk I went to
theleuin r with Mowbray to see hint
off, (ol Ik asked me lo tell .ton alatut
our lew dividend rate I hough It wa
not b 1 1 made public fur some time
An)k) he told m to go straight to
yiMi-ii,l I frankly I forgot It Then,
with ih,. winning, candid Ungdoii
mnl. h added IngenuousI) ' Ihn
besln. nil- In the world -)el the one
noM) tir accepts'
'N m iiogr necessary,' ssld I wllh
the linni gIHMl nature "I ve no jier
wina) Ii I. real In textile My house
deellin i uiumlssloii old). )ou know
nes?r a margins for in) self I in
a titk, nid broker, not a gambler
Monitor uiir customer were alarmed
by tap ii a of the big Increase, nnd
Insisted on bringing sull lo stop It.
Hut fm olng to urge them now to
let IU mailer drop"
Tm trltl to look natural, and as
he lean apt pupil of hi brothers, be
RUCOMcd falrlt well Ilia glance,
UowtStr vouidni fix aieadlly on my
gase.biit iinlml round and niund It,
like I hai at an electric light l"o
tell )ten the truth, said ho, "I m ex
IremsV m rvous ns lo what my
br4lr wilt say and do to mo,
when1 ten him I hoiw mi harm
oarae to Mm ihrough ni) forgetful
n hm'
"Ne In Iho world," I Bsstired him.
Thsn I turned on Ham "What arn
oti Jalng down town to-dnr?" said
I "Ait you on your way lo see mo?"
"Oh I was Juat calling on Tom," ha
repllei rather haughtily
Tim Meltllle himself came In,
brusblw bak his white tufted burn
side lad ll king hi lip and blink
ing lilleii . looking for nil tho world
like a (st at lis toilet
Oh! sir Hlarklork' ' he exclaimed,
with nrrlng cordlalll) and 1 knew
he hndtuard of the big deposit I was
maklri t'ome Into my olllce on )our
n) OM nothing sieclal only be
cause fa alwa) a pleasure to talk
wllh t
I sai thai his effusive friendliness
conllrisfel Tom I.ngdoti'a fear that I
had MH'd from Id brother a toll. I
He stiinri aullenl) nt tho carptt until I
he cniuAt me Itaiklng nt him with I
twInkllDf eye Ho inado n tnllant
cITort ion turn my smllo and succeed
oil In tvtallug his (aco Into a knot
Hint atfsicd to hurl him ns much as
It anvgxl-iuu -,
HflT, good by, Tom," said I ' (llto
my teganfa to your brother when ho
lama, and till him Ids going away
waa a mlatuko. A man can't alTord
to las' Ida Important huslnesa to un
der grapper " Thla with it face free
fron an) augKcstloii of Intending a
shot st him Then to Hum See ou
IcviJghi old man," and I went away,
leaving Lewis looking from one to Iho
olhsr as II he felt that there was d)n-ninlH-
about, but couldn t locate it I
atoisMd with Meltllle i talk coal for
a la mllliile at n ease, and tho
hint mail on earth lo be uscled of
hiuiflng Ii) the crook of ono linger
I root the eilge of tho precipice
I rang the Kllersl) bell at half
imiit nine that evening The butler
faced me Willi o)e not down, a Ihey
should hate been, but on mine, and
rull of servile Insolence to which li'l
had lawn prompted b) what he had
otirhesrd In the family
Not nt homo, sir.' he said, though
I had not silken
1 sa preoccupied ami not expecting
thai atatemvnt, neither had I skill,
nor desire to ticqulio skill. In loading
fauiH) barometers In the race of serv
lima 8o, I wua for brushing hi1 him
ami entering wliero I felt I had as
muili tight ua In my own places 11
but d the way
' Heg iinrdon, air Mr Klleraly In
I ai k led me to aa no one was lit
hot III
I hulled, hut only like nn oncoming
bun ut the prick of an arrow
What doea this mean" I ex
claimed waving him uslde At that
Inst tut Anita apared from the littla
rim pilon room a tew feet away
Oh ctimo In'" she said cordially,
I was oximkiIiik )ou Hiirroughs,
please tnko Mr lllacklock hat '
I fallowed her Into the reception
room thinking the butler had mado
aoine sort or mistake
How did )ou come out'' alio asked
oagerly, facing me Vou look youi
natural self not tired or worried so
It must havo been not so bad as you
reared '
U our f i lend Langdou hadn't
all Plied ,awny,l might not look and
find so oomfortntilo auld I Ills
brollier blundered, and there waa no
one In cheokmato my moves ttho
seemed nearer to me, more In sym
pathy wllh me than ever beforo
I can't loll )ou how glad I am'"
I 1st eyea were wide aad bright, as
from some great excitement, and her
color wus high Once my attention
waa on It, I knew Inatantly that only
some extraordinary upbeat al In that
ho isahold could have produced tho
fever that was biasing In her Nsvor
had 1 en her lu any audi mood ai
this.
What it It?" I asked What has
luxppwHHir ,
'Tv h Continued ) '
I
J
HAWLEY SAYS HAYWOOD'S
GUILT HAS BEEN PROVEN
Declares That the Stale H Telly
Corroborated the Story Told by
Orchard and Appeals to Jury
Isr Cenvlstlen ol the i
Ltstr Leader.
I
Brine Idaho Janie II llawley.
leading counsel for the state of
Idaho, presenting the first of the ar-!
gumeitta in the Jury In the ease
against William I) I la) wood (poke
for nearl) eight himra dlalrlbuted'
over three sessions of cotirl Kven
when tne allernoon session Balunlay
had extended (ar lieyond the clisto-'
mary time limit, every el In the
court room wa occupied and re
raalned ao until the laat word was
spoken
None llalencd more attentively to
the argument than I la) wood, the de
fendant, and none allowed leu eiwt
Hen from time to time lie look oopt
oil note In a email IhkiK and fre
quent!) made ailggesllolla to mie or
other of his counsel
Ihirlng hla addreaa Saturday, Mr
llawley used an almost cmiveraallonal
tone Step b) step he followed Or
chard along the rtmd the great crim
inal had selected after he left the
Coeur d'Alene. slopping at the Vln
dlcator mine and Hten al the Inde
pendence del lu count sixteen dead
In Denter om more wa added to the
list and I he anabsla of leatlmon) III
coniraillcllon of Orrhsr I stor) con
cludeil fmiuentl) with the rienuiicla
thill uf wlne after wllne aa will
fill perlurettt or gullly of unintentional
falseho.nl
Mr llawle)'a peroral lou was Im
presslve There was Ho attempt at
any Might of oralor), hut only a
strong note of deep alncerll) and
great ear ileal neaa when he pleaded
for an honeat Judgment from honest
men or Idaho
W'e will be t barged." he aald
"with making war nn this Western
Federation ol Minora, hut I ask for
)nur honeat Judgment I do not seek
to hang the calm of Innocent men to
my lielt I am her to hunt down I he
guilty"
Mr Hawle) aald he did not charge
that a majority or eten that man) of
the Western Pederatloti of Minora
were crimluals, but that the evil
deed of the olllcera and of the scum
of the organisation had brought dla
credit on the rank and Die The time
hail Indeed come, he aald when right
thinking men should rise and make
war tiMHi the evil influence that
were the curse of all labor orgnnlsa
tlons
t n liilmt bIhiu llin Ufirltl Im ni
eluded, that here in Idaho we are n
law alibiing ami n Hod fearing iieople,
who will deal out oven handed Justice
to the criminal nccmed or the highest
crime aa to the trump charged with
some H)tty breach ol the law
Mr Hawle) declared that Hie state
ini tits made l) Orchard hsd been our
tlioraliMlratiilMl"-llme,ttiet-.l
of the Western Federation or Miners
wire brought to Iho bar of Justice
nnd shown (hut there Is ,i higher law
In this laud than their own desires.
"It I time for us," he continued,
''to show them thai hero In Idaho we
nre u law abiding, u Uod rearing peo
ple who Intend to do our duty low aril
the leaders of the Western Federation
of Mluer or some lowly tramp with
some minor offense We bellete )'iu
men of Hie Jur) are Impressed wllh a
drill desire to do your dtit) as ton
see II All that the proaicutlon naka
la your host Judgment, )our honest
Judgment
'In the argument on the other side
we will hear much or capital waging
war on labor unlona Nothing could
lie more untrue In this caae All that
has been spent In this Inqulr) has
come from the corfers of the state of
Idaho A lo laUir union no mani
has a higher regard than I have for
them and no man believes mora
strongl) than I do lhat laboring mini
should baud themselves together to
secure shorter hours and higher I
wngea Hut the Western Federation
or Miners, under Hie leadership ofj
Crullers Coming Home from Csvltel
May Stop at Japanese Ports.
Waahlngliuii The armored i nils
en West Virginia, Colorado, PennsyP
t aula and Maryland of Admiral Day
ton a Pacific Meet, are expected to start
from L'avlle fur the United 8tnlea in
ten da)a ol two weeka 'Ihey may
slop en mule at Japanese jairts this
It was staled at tho naty department
today, Is optional with the nlllcer lu
(onimund II la extremely unlikely,
low ever. In tluw of the fuel that the
teela ale lo come home b) way u(
Honolulu
Italian Mob Dent on Vtngence,
New Orleans, I.a A city Jail was
laid on Friday ns a i)ace of refuge
lor Ml and Mrs Moutelone, Kalians,
released mi habeas corpus proceedings
Friday afternoon after several weeks'
imprisonment us suspicious persons
lu the Ijimans case Several hundred
augr) Italians aitiTounded the Munte
Inne house, nnd a guard of twenty live
police failed to quiet the rrowd Tho
Moutelone were finally put In a patrol
wagun and taken to a nearby police
mat Ion
Elected Despite Protests.
Kansas City ProtoUIng against hla
own election nnd demanding the re
election or J C Hwllt of Kansas Clt)
Thomas II McPhersnn ol Omaha, was
elei ted president or the National Uve
sioi a exchauge on Fliday as th mil
mlnailoit of a campaign wuiih wa
waged against Mr Swift's re-sleoHon
as tbe uutgiowlh of the lata contest
between the livestock men and th
packers over the iost mortem examln
atiou rule Mr. Swltt and Mr. Mc
pherson ware the only man plaoad In
iiiomluatlou.
M wr ll.i anoii and P'ttlbnne, can 1LLL1
i. rlaxai wllh uii) of the labor JaLLH
uiiiinlratloiia that we know of and 'liaHH
whli h will Ih- r. fi rred to h) counsel gaLLH
for tin labor organisations that mm laLaLH
know an not In criminal hands and sgagfl
are mu i rliulmil In Intent and par. t MgagaH
lane Ni liher are th rank and AM iHKiafl
of the Weatern Federal Ion of Miner, aHaKan
hnt the organisation haa fallen Into taLB
alnlaler hnnda flBLB
Holae, Idaho- Tbe Held fur arlW- Hn
mem iHith from the pnmonitlon aatl HEkv-V'
ilefenae of William II llgywoo.1 hi &&'
been limited hy Indge Wood, who la fSn J
a derision handed down on rrlday r- I Ki y v
moved from conslderatloo of Ih Jnrjr jAi r t
all evidence bearing on the alhtfal fJ, !
conspiracy h) mine owners and ollicra LA ' i'
against the Western Feilemllrm of Ki. '
Miner Judge Vo-d decided lhat Mm HP '
defense of Haywood bad mad no lf Br''''
gal connection of the Mine Owners VKlr'
aaaoclatlon the Clllrena' Alllaiics of JfV '
CnloraOo and the IMnkeHon detaclltrei K!
agency as la) Ing a fonndatloii for Hue brPi(i
evidence intnaliiced by the defensn JHsfv" f
to show that the charge agalnat Hay- JEn$
woo.1 and hla riedefemlanla la the tmt- wEt? ,
come of a conaplraiy to eatermtnate StwyA
the federation 'ALan(KM
Immediately following the announos- rafltflBsl
men I of this decision nrgument cum iB9B
metieed Judge llawley, lending conn- 9MsB
ael for the atcle. Hikn tor two iHHtm uIkIH
land fifteen minute of the aUernoett aLBflaV
seaalon the morning semlon having gaLBH
been ndjoutneil to enable the Jttdga to aiiH
Iprepaie his derision gaaaM
ICvery neat In the courtneim was oo bILbB
cupleil Outside lb liicbtsiire rt IBfl
rved for altnrneya and newr gaiH
men, were many iwrsens pttimlnenl In H
publli and prltale life and a sprinkling jH
of women in sumioer ctMlumM adiltal H
color lo the audltortum stc. (lover- H
nor Prank Hooding exOoternor Mnr- H
itsoti a number of the officers of lb
state ailmlnlstrailou. Captain Jama H
Mcl'arlaiid Julian P. Hleuneliherg, a H
son of the murdered ex-governor, aad H
a large galherlng of member of the H
bar or Idaho and adjoining state wr H
pteieut Hnywooil nl behind six of H
his counsel Ills wife. In her Invalid H
chair, waa placed on hla right and his H
eldest daughler sat Ixslde her mother. H
Haywood' half sister and stepfather H
occupied seats close to the deltas) H
group H
Opening Address by Mr. Hawley. JM
Mr llawley, who tins been III for H
seternl days as the teaiill of the strain H
of the long trial, coiumetiroil hla ad- H
dross In a volte aluiMl Inaudible to
anyone except the Jur) He apol i H
glaeil for I hla, however, explaining thai
lie hail feared ha would he uinlib
owing lo 111 health, tu dallrnr a pio- H
longed addreaa Mr. llawley I tho
Nrntor of the llolae liar He Is a mm
uf Impivjalve presence and aggreaalto
iM-edi Warming to his subject Fliday .gagafl
Bflentoon, his tolce after tho opening ( afH
tatement, In which he explained Hist ' , H
he hsd nono of tho grace of word I
that constitute an orator" was at limes' 1'tsLLLfl
eloquently Impassioned, but withal a I jH
plain analysis of the evidence lln 1 lH
characterlseil tho case as the "mo!, . . 'H
t,-w..st-nuifWT)tyftuJgllJ i' "K tsBLal
the United Hlstes, ndrgeiMliifcJi.ry j 1 VbLLH
lo a serious iiisldtrallonf'imj,iJflli,iil " "" ggafl
siKinalblllly placed upon them Hla de- VH
nunclatlnn of Iho defendant and hit 'LeH
co-consplralors as the "worst hsnd of H
criminal that eter Infested nn) u-r 1
of this country," was forceful and hi H
eulogy of exHovernur Bleunsnbcrg H
eloquent In the extreme Mr. llawley 1
descrllied Orchard's tary a truihful 1
not onl) betau of the manmr In H
which II wa told, but becaipa' it hn 1 H
lieen corroUiraii d In ev'ery linportanO' H
detail Then when he found rtou H
for the roiifeaalou In the consclem e oi H
the criminal vtlrreil by meinorb a of B
a happy boyliisNl lu n vlnuoun home, H
there waa a waver of emotion in the H
pleader a voice and mon than a ma- H
plclon of tear among his audleiioa 1
Counael for the defense rwtedly H
Inlarriipted Mr Hawley with proUsU H
and objection, but the only teemed H
to allr him lo gnaler efTort (luce lH
or twice he turned to Olarasiea Dar- H
mv and faced him with a roar of anger 1
and auiilher lime he said "It due not 1
He In the mouth of coiiumI to tlnd ex- 1
cuse for these aw lul crime" H
Government Ownership Not an Issue. H
Unriiln, Neb In u statement made
by William I Hryuti under the head- H
Ing. ' (loveniment Ownership Not ait H
Issue ' Mr llrysn said "(luterit- H
inent ownership I not nn Immediate H
bane A large majority of the people aVkel
still hoHi for effective regulation. gflsaW
While lhy ao hope they will not con H
alder ownership Willie many Dsmo- H
crata IM-Ileve, and Mr llrynu la one FjH
or them, lhat public ownership of H
railroads Is Iho ultimate solution ot ftB
the problem, still many who believe H
that the public will finally lit seirde- l
fenso lie driven lo ownership" KH
Wagon Went Over Cliff, BHi
Twin Fall. Ida A pleasure patty B
consisting of three women and four g
men, en route from Twin Fall to the tflgfl
l.lllle Hmoky country for an outing, isfl
met with mi unfortunate nccldent on -99u
the south grado al llluu lkea Three uHh
or the four horse hitched to the eJjHQ
vehicle were killed and tho rig HV
smaaheal to silvers, hut nono of the flgH
liariy was Injured The wagon ami BM
liorse went oter the cllrf, railing KH) flHS
feet The women were walking at Wttfi
ibe time and the men Jumped In time MBlM
to save their live WB;
Pawned the State Herjalla, Vf&Jr
Dublin Uensatlonal runuies are 'iW?c
iitrrent here In legard lo lb theft jlulrvr
from Dublin Castle a few week ago Man
r a isirtlon of tho statu regailta HfV
tutued at 1160000 Uinta are now Dmi
being thrown out Ibai the gents may aWJUsJ
oon he discovered ' without any ex- JBjB
plauallnu a to where tbey have been JsVfis
or who returned l bom It I laid Uiey BjB
hate been deposlteil as leolirlty for BH
a loan, and the name of the alleged, BB
deBoellor la freely laoiitltmed In prl- (
vale, with hints of a tragic aocUl and '!
6iiil polttlctJ icandal,
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