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The Victor No. 2 34.20
The Victor No. 3 4.2 3
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The Victor No. 5 64.20
The Victor No. 6 104.20
The above prices include 12 8-111. records with each machine
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DARROW ALLEGES ATTEMPT TO
MANUFACTURE TESTIMONY.
SWAIN CALLED TO THE STAND
Court Sustains Borah's Objection and
Attorney for Haywood Is Unsuccess
ful In Getting His Testimony Before
the Jury Three Witnesses Testify.
Boise, Ida., July 10. Tho defense
Jn tho Steunenberg minder case
charged that Detective James Mel'ar
land has been guilty of an attempt to
manufacture testimony against Will
lam D. Haywood, but was unsuccess
ful in getting the basis and details
of the chaige before the court and
jury.
Alva A. Swain, a newspaper corre
spondent, who represents the I'ueulc
Chieftain at Denver, was called to
the stand and questioned as to a con
versation ho had with Detective Mc
Parland in Denver last fall. Senator
Borah for tho state objected to the
conversation on the ground that no
foundation had been laid for it.
Clarence Darrow, for tho defense,
who was examining Swain, explained
that the testimony was offered for
the purpose of showing that there ex
isted a conspiracy between the mine
owners and tho Pinkertons to secure
a conviction and execution of the pris
oner. "McParland approached tills
witness in an attempt to manufacture
testimony," ho declared, "and I believe
wo have a right to show it."
Judge Wood said theie was nothing
in tho evidence that furnished a piop
er loundatiou for the Introduction of
tuch testimony and biistalued the
Btate's objection.
The defeiifao took an exception ,$m
said they would later mnko another at
tempt to secure tho admission of
Swain's testimony. Counsel for tho
defense aro evidently counting on
reaching tho matter through McPar
land himself, but it Is quite probablo
that the stato will not call McParland
ns a witness.
yjt is claimed by tho defense that
JubParland told Swain that he had a
letter from Harry Orchard saying that
when Haywood paid him for tho Viu
dicntor job ho took him to one of the
Denver banks to draw tho money and
that when they came out of the bank
Swain was standing at the door and
saw them It Is said that Swain told
McParland that ho could not remem
ber tho incident, whereupon McPar
land impressed him with the Import
ance of it as evidence and significant,
ly urged him to recall It and becomo
a witness in the case.
McParland Makes Denial.
Detective McParland denies that ho
ever suggested anything Impioper to
Swain. Ho says he got tho letter as
described by Orchard, who wrote that
Swain was at the door of the bank on
the day in question, there being a run
en the bank, and that he believed
i Swiiln might remember having seen
j them. Ho says that when he went to
i see Swain the latter said that ho
j would not tell whether lie remembered
the incident or not and asked tor an
other Interview. McParlnnd declares
that ho there dropped tho matter and
1 did not again see Swain.
I Alien F. Gill, formerly master me
, chnnic of the Tiger and Poormau
j mine and later city engineer of Spo
I kane, and his wife, Mrs. Gill, were also
( witnesses for the defense. They joint
j ly rolatod that Horry Orchard attempt
ed to sell them his interest in the
Hercules mine in February and
, March, 18!I9, which waB Just prior to
his departure from the Conor d'Alenes,
I and Mr. Gill, who saw Orchard in Spo
kane a month before he killed Steun
enberg, testified that Orchard said
that it was because of Steunenberg
that ho lost his interest in the Her
cules. Other thnn for tho Interest and re
lief afforded by tho introduction of
the three witnesses named, tho entire
day was given over to the reading of
tho rost of the San Francisco depo
sitions. The men who built tho Lin
forth lints, the plumbers who put in
the lighting system, tho firemen who
camo nfter tho explosion and tho con
tractors and their men who made tho
repairs, all deposed at great length
find detail. Tho weight of their tales
Beom to 'favor a gas explosion, but
none of the testimony was conclusive
and tho wholo question Involved will
bo fought before and decided by tho
jury. The last of the deponents knew
Harry Orchard and from him heard
tho story of the Hercules mine, with
tho usual threat that lie was going to
fix Steunenborg for driving him out of
tho country.
WOMAN TERRORIST
MUST DIE.
This Is Sentence Now Meted Out to
Mme. Fromonkl.
) Moscow, July 10. Mine. Fromonkl,
who in March last attempted to assas
Hlnate General Hheinbot, tho ex-per-lect
of police, and who, on May 13,
made an attempt to murder tho In-
spector of the political prison here,
wounding him with a pistol which had
been smuggled into her cell, was sen-
, fenced to death.
t Oppose Sending Fleet.
Philadelphia, July 10. Tho execu
tive committee of tho universal peace
commission placed Itself on iccord as
, opposed to sending a fleet of warships
1 to the Pacific.
mission to fix maximum rates on their
shipments of live stock from Iowa to
Chicago and nlso on shipments of
stock from the southern and western
ranges to Iowa points.
S INSANITY MAYSAYE RUNYAN
Defaulting Teller of Windsor Trust
Company to Urgo This Defense.
New York, July 10. That a plea of
Insanity may bo tho defense of Chester
11. llimynti, tho paying teller of tho
Windsor Trust company, charged with
abstracting $90,000 of I he trust com
pany's funds, was Indicated by his
counsel when Huuyaii was arraigned
in rourt. On behalf of Ituuynu, Ills
counsel cntr red a plea of not guilty of
tho charge of grand larceny and asked
or nn adjournment of tlie case until
Monday. He said lie had been in
formed that tho prisoner's inateinnl
grandmother had died In an Insane
asylum and that Mrs. Htiuynn believed
her husband's mind affected. Kunyun's
attorney said that he entered a plea
of not guilty with, the privilege of
withdrawing It and demurring to tho
indictment with tho view of asking
for tho appointment of a commission.
IOWA GRAIN DEALERS MEET
Give Notice of War to Finish on Farm
ers' Co-operative Elevators.
Dcs Moines, July 10. Tho Iowa
Grain Dealers' association, in conven
tion, gave notice of a war to a finish
on farmers' cooperative elevator con
cerns throughout own. There has
been bad tooling between what is
known as the "regular" elevator men
and those who have maintained Inde
pendent olowitors, but now the contest
lias reached a crucial point. It is
probable that the first step to be taken
against co operatives Is to secure their
piosecutlon lor alleged violations of
the new Stilliunn law, an Iowa statuto
which prohibits combinations and
working agreements ninong elevator
men for the control of prices and other
teatures of tho grain business.
President Gets Harriman Report.
Oyster Hay, July 10. President
Koosovelt received the report of tho
Interstate commerce commission, set
ting forth facts and conclusions ar
rived at as a lesult of tho investiga
tion of 12. H. Hurrimnifs alleged ma
nipulations of certain railroad
finances. Tho conclusions of the com
mission will not be made public until
tho president has received tho attor
ney general's recommendations.
Sioux City Accpets Terms.
Sioux City, July 10. Tho compro
mise agreement between tho packers
and the commission men on tho matter
of post mortem inspection of "she"
stock went Into effect on tho Sioux
City market, and makes a decided lilt
with all There was rejoicing on all
sides that the strained relations of
the past six week had come to an
end.
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Senator Bacon Re-Elected.
Atlanta. July 10. United States
Senator A. O. .Bacon was re-elected
for the full term, beginning March 1,
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IOWA SHIPPERS COMPLAIN
Allege Railroads Discriminate In
Charges on Stock Eastward.
Washington, July 10. Charges that
the Chicago, Iiurllngton aud Qulncy,
the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
and other western and northwestern
railroad lines aro exacting excessive
and discriminatory rates from tho
live stock dealers of eastern Iowa
were made before tho interstate com
merce commission by the Corn Belt
Meat Producers' association of Iowa.
It is alleged that, although the ship
pers or lowa send out of tho stato 70,
000 carloads of cattle annually to Chi
cago In addition to tens of thousands
of carloads of other stock, they aro
compelled to pay $17.80 per car more
for finch shipments than other ship
pers aro lequlred to pay.
They allege, too, that tho railway
service has deteriorated during tho
past few years and that the rates
they aro compelled to pay work an
undue and unjust prejudice against
Iowa shippers, They request the com- j
Cancer Drives Man to Suicide.
St. I.ouls,. July 10. Alter suffering
for some time fioni cancer, Kilo John
son committed suicide by shooting In
I.afayeLte park. He loft a nolo ad
drosped to his brother, Peter Johnson,
Cedar Rapids, Nob., In which ho said
ho had been driven to self destruction
by his aflllctlon.
BARKER FAILS TO GET DELAY.
Condemned Murderer at Lincoln Un
successful in Court.
Lincoln, July 9. Frank Barker, con
demned to death for the murder of his
brother and sister-in-law In Webster
county, failed to secure -delay In lily
execution when he appealed before
Judge Frost In the dlsttict court, his
attorney alleging emotional Insanity,
Judge Frost ordered the heating con
tinued until tiifirnlnir. Ilnrl.-oi- linu
eluded the gnllows three times on
technical pleas.
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