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Show FULL the advertise in EXAMINER ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES WEATHER FORECAST UTAH PRICE IT CHARGES. IT 18 for THE ADVERTISING MEDIUM the BESTCITY. THE EXAMINER INDICATIONS in THE REACHES THE COUNTY AS WELL subscrip, At THE city, our tion books are open tEllTlSERtL to m IV VOL ad- THE WEATHER FAIR MONDAY are that BE WILL AND TUES-DA- - m NO. OGDEN 161 CITY. MONDAY UTAH, JUNE MORNING. 10. PRICE FIVE CENTS 1907 STEVE ADAMS IS ENROUTE TO BOISE feme when he is again called to the proposes to minimize tha exercise of Ihtvl and Walter Jours, were asthe right uf bombardment and the signed the task of shooting three Within the solitude of hU cell. Thaw seizure of private property at sea. On holes. With the fuse in place and work, unceasingly on the evidence ad- the Utter point it may bo recalled lighted, Jones and Davis sought sheduced at hi. trial.' preparing a de- that America was the first among nalter; Speira fuse did not spit and he fense which he will eubrnS 10 hi tion to propose that private prop- remained to Ignite it again, lu spile The counsel for their consideration. erty on tha sta should be treated ex- of warnings from his companions. routine of hi. prison life does not actly as Is property on land in time Speirs remained too long. seem to dampen hia spirits, his Jailers of war; that it should be exempt When the taro partners of Speirs asld today. His only ooaqianlon with from seizure, if not made up of went Into the place where the blastin the prison is Kaffscle Caeson, an of war, and is seized to meet was done, Speirs body was found Italian awaiting his second trial for naval necessities, proper cotnpeusa ing about 35 feet from the polut at ublch slaying two of his fellow countrymen. that should be made to the owners. a start had been put lu. He was Thaw aaeoclutes with none of the America also takes a very liberal view dead, although there were ao marks other prisoners except Gascons, sad of euntrakand of war and her dele- or abrasions on his body, save a tiny every day during the exercising hours gate will seek to limit the list by In- hole in the temple where a particle thl. strangely contrasted pair walk ternational agreement (something of quarts had entered. Mrs. the cold corrldora together, engaged never heretofore No. States New Witness Way to. accouipltohej), so a in quiet conversation. The Italian has SITUATION IN TOKIO. told Thaw of his S3 months' con- to avoid unjust seizure of private property. Will In In house death finement the Bing Many America In Spanish War. Sing until the court of appeals granted Leader of the Opposition Says Ferae-catiohim a new trial. is Wicked Act. was Ia war the Witnesses Will Testify America Spanish Mrs. Kvelrn Nesblt Thaw, wife of In treatthe Harry K. Thaw, and Mrs. William particularly- indulgent Tokio, June 9 -- Viscount Taut, lead Thaw, hla mother, call at the Tombs ment of Spanish ships that were er of the opposition in the house of every day. Their coming aad going caught lu foreign ports at the peers and hero uf the defease of Kuof the war, and, it may be is unnoticed and the dmiaene of the mamoto, ia the Batsuma rebellion, is Spain reciprocated in Ih same fall to stare at the Thaws reported to have said anent the AmerBoise, Idaho, June 8. Steve Adams, another priMmer-witnefor the Btate In the cane district when they alight la front of the spirit. The effort will be made to ican quest lu: was what mere at a courtesy "The persecution of the Japanese in against W. 1). llarwood, is now on his way to Boise, ruining from jail at Wallace, where he is Tombs. K. Thaw follows strictly the give time International that of the force Harry Ban Francium is a most wicked act. held pending trial un the charge of murder. Adams, according to Harry Orchard, wan the rules and routine of the Tombs, and lsw by some appropriate enactment Should diplomacy fall to bring about the Jailers say he is a model prisoner. at The Hague conference. a solution, the only way in satisfactory assassinator of of un the successful and the off great many exiieditions, "bumping jiartuer He does not eat the prison far. American military atretegists rely open to us Is an appeal to anna. Our Thaw shows no phystral ill effects upon tha submarine mine and floating mind is firmly made up. It le certain uccessful to which Orchard has made confession. Adams also confessed, last year, but unlfrom his year's confinement, though torpedo as a means of maat defense, that America will yield for Its people he and Orchard ike repudiated the document when he faced the gallows. The confession his face has the usual prison pallor. but the Injuries sustained by neutral art radically commercial la (heir senshipping during and many months timent. is, however, sworn and in writing. Astounding, though may seem, those who have seen Ade after the conclusion of the How much Vlaomint Tanl represents ams' confession, say it surpasses Orchard's story of and relation of man-huntin- g war has Inclined the au- public sentiment hero I difficult to thorities to the belief that some means estimate at the present time. murder. The list of Adams' alleged victims is not as long as that which Orchard credits him-wl- f, must be found to restrict this misstill-hunted but this is said to be bccuuse Hteve a single quarry, while Harry, to use chief to a minimum. Hence the FIRE IN FRISCO. Americana at The Hague will Join tn his own words, "did not care w hether he killed one man or fifty, as he "felt at that time. to rules effort down any promising lay Baa Francisco, Jims 9. Fir which limiting the aones within which mines broke out shortly after It eclork last and torpedoes may be planted. on Bryant street, between SevCertainly the American delegate night and Eighth, did damage estienth will give hearty support to tha fourth mated at 9:00.1)00. The fire startad Another Interesting witness who arring boarded Orchard and Simpkins, and last article of the permanent pro- la a stable, and, although five alarm but who has not barn connected with ived in Boise today la Mrs. Ida To-sead Russia; by namely, were turned In sud a large portion of gram suggest FEDERATION MEETB TODAY Mrs. Orchard, the widow with the commission of any of the alleged to .make additions to the articles of the fire three children, whom Orchard took to Crimea, has been la Boise since the department was on band In a the first conference regarding the ap- few minutes, the Franklin Grammar Denver, June 9. According site, notwithstanding the existence beginning of the trial plication of modern warfare of the school, the Yoeemlte flour mills, a to announcement In the latest of anrtheer wife living In Canada, Mrs. Moyer la still confined to the principles of the Geneva convention. lodging house snd the wholesale issue of the Miners Magazine, there under Orchard's and known hospital In Boise and la vtaltej by her This convention dates bark to 18C4 bouses of the eustoma seed company a movement will be Inaugurattrue name. husband nearly every day. Mrs, Ida Toney Orchard and the Americas delegates will do and the Ban Francisco Paste comed at the fifteenth annual convil be a witness for the defense. It la their power to make the new pany were destroyed before the Jury Allowed' Much Freedom. vention of the Western Federli understood she will tesUfy that Or Will Work all rules conform to the developtuenia of flames wore under control. The oriation of Miners, to be held In The jury is allowed much freedom. chanl, while he lived at Cripple Creek, modem warfare. this city tomorrow, for the conof the fire In unknown. Tho loee was in the employ of the mine owngin Judge Wood gave orders to the sheriff Though not offering the same promsolidation of all labor unions. Is partially covered by Insurance. ers. It Is expected by the defense that if the Jury wished to go out into ise of satisfactory agreement as the About 200 delegates are expectthat she will be able to threw some the country on the afreet can they of four subjects on the regular program ed to attend the convention light upon the motives of Orchard should be allowed to do so. Their above referred to, of far greater Inand the sessions will continue with is house a ud will be relied on to strengthen Jury pleasant plare terest to the public are two comtwo are weeks. Delegates ream the claim of the defense that aad its the purehea I June 9. Naturally, lions, one relating to the limitation Washington, ing from Alsaka, British Comine ownen, and not the Western lawns and the Jurymen, all apparentMexico western all d i of armaments, and the other coreern-ta- g and lumbia, la fathered tha a way having receive on Mention of Miners, were the very friendly terms, ly the famous Drago doctrine, which carIn which is states. mining visits from thslr families, always, of Hague conference, tin Washington who employed Orchard to discussed if the conference cm. of In ried absence the majrhe murder. Orchard married the second course, in the presence of the bailiffs, government has shown the deepest In- so wills. President Charles H. Moyer, which oome ters In every detail of the program tine at Cripple Creek when he was the and read papen dally who is in prison in Idaho, Vice The American Attitude, it work aa a miner. At that Ume he to them, these badly mutilated, bav- - of Important subjects to be considerPresident C. E. Mahony will mu The attitude of the American toward member of the miners union. ing been largely taken up with the ad by that conference. Of the first call the convention to order. They were married shortly before the Haywood trial and Orchards testi- order of Importance, according te the these subjects toward which there has ROOSEVELT WILL BE AT JAMESExamination of delegates' cremony, which is being published at American view, la the proposal that , been much apeculatlon la after all (net strike broke uft In 1904. The will bo the principal dentials TOWN AGAIN TODAY. woman wan keeping a miners' hoardigreater length throughout the weat Improvements be made In the provls- - j reasonably clear. A further peranal work of tha opening session. lathaw any event of recent years. of Secretary Roots utterance Iona of tha existing convention re ng house. That Charles H. Moyer will to a peaceful settlement of In- - close the attitude of the American Cemlitg Fsaee Conference at The be continued as president and New Light on Gregory Murder. terns tion al disputes as regards the delegates, though, of course, not the j Hague Chief Topis f Interest Mrs, Orchard Net at Boise. William D. Haywood as secretaSome new light has been thrown This Week. court of arbitration and tha interna-- 1 del alia of their Instructions, ry-treasurer 9. A of June the Colorado organiCol., Springs I on the murder of Lyte substance their inetruntJcas are commisalon of Inquiry. In tkmal Gregory In concensus of sation la the from opinGazette to the Cripple special Denver. to atsiementa According Instructions of the American dele- - j to the effect that from the beginning ion among the delegate! who Peace as demanded by enlightened made by the police In Denver, Orchard are known to be America had held that the limitation The have already arrived. In the Orchard, reported end Simpktns, or, whoeyer hla acfrom public opinion and modern civilisation pHe!L They are to do everything of armaments, being a legacy charter prohibits the election Boise dispatches as being among tha be Igcannot will tie the chief topic of the world complice was, were suspected at the the first to Influence the conference, n their power of officers not. upon the floor witnesses at tha scene of the Haylime of the murder. Bloodhounds at discussed be and should the the of to ference powers nored, enlarge thla week on the eve of the second of the convention hall, hut trial, ia now at her home In tracked them to the yard behind (hat provides that officers shall hold Altman. She Is undecided whether to j Permanent Hague tribunal lu dealing tha second conference. Realising Hague conference, which has been store, where Orchard says eases; aad above all. from Its isolated position the United over until their successors are Journey to Boise, to appear la tha with arbitration to meet at The Netherlands called he hid his guns and that other evineeds the affected more Is less by ; States chosen. The election of presicom In which her husband baa made the effort la to he made to bring dence was are Inthe . discovered. armaments than The police capital by the Emperor of Russia, of great business before the tribunal; to dent and secretary-treasurersuch startling disclosures. were about to arrest the two men The congress will assemble ou It la agreed, sill he passed Both sides have asked Mrs. Orchard dues nations to have more frequent closely crowded countries of Europe, when orders came set- -, Mr. Root believes that the very fact from some mystfor the tribunal to this recourse was aa this It far abe baa so last to refused, but again year testify, June IStta end representatives of 4 erious sources that the men were not of our Iso alien and comparative free-- countries will be in attendance. could give no impor- dement of their disputes. abe year. believing ta be molested and Orchard was The delegates already on the The President and Secretary Root dura from danger on this score makes tant testimony. President Roosevelt will he at the to get out of town. This state, are unanimous In deare disappointed at the very small Is- It. possible fur America to advance ground meat la said to have been made by that Harry Orchards sue from the August tribunal. Since the proposal with more advantage Jamestown exposition again on Monclaring Chief of Detectives Loomis of Denver, statements connecting the fedIts creation It has passed upon Just than any other nation and without any day, to deliver two addresses and ad Paul Gregory, a brother of the eration officers with the crimes four cases: First was the Piue case, question of our disinterestedness. take part In ihe celebration of Geormurdered man, had made a simitar he committed, are a net wortt No matter what scheme of limitainvolving the diapoeltlou of the fund gia day. After reviewing the fleet tatenii-ntof lies. Eugene V. Debs, the It Is likely that both will to satisfy the tion Is urged, it cannot he said that of j set apart by Mexico American and foreign war vessels ' he railed at witnesses and the mystof reaching in la In for California America leader, la In Denver, and danger any church Catholic wll deliver his first address from he to erious order allowing Orchard to get In will attend the convention. 9. the years The many over limitation June taken by Hamilton, Bermuda, church property that, the grand stand at the exposition. . action settle-Athe way wll be Investigated. wan rf But come. the regardless schooner yacht Dervish, owned by H. state.- Second, there A parade will follow, after which th and Britain Great act ion 1" of it or Don OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ent of the question Famous Witnesses Present President will visit the negro exhibit Morse, of the Corinthian Yacht blockade of the Venezuela ports Spain the two powers that hare and the Gnorgla building, wbere ie The arrival of witnesses Is an club,Marblehead, Mass., one of the. the y the allied powera. Third, was the joined with America in supporting recentlon bv the ao- . w,l be p,v"n feature of the case. Men Richardson examined him carefully yachts which started in the ocean Alaskan boundary question between proposal, to discus this great ques-New In the aftet-iioobook commlaston.-n- . to York to If as race this and asked had from It men Bermuda, whoso names considered have been connected 8L America and Great Britain. Fourth, tion thr effort to have It house the not been reached stake the Kill'.mal at address June or will dictated he 5, with the by trou-Mr- s suggested history of the mining was the decision of a question that by the conference will be made. Educational association and then he and the bloodshed in Idaho and McParland. who secured Orchard's Davids head, at 9:26 o'clock this Doctrine. Great The Drago had arises between Japan and worn confession. Orchard flatly de- morning. will return to WasblnKtu. Colorado are seen continually on the nied that McParland Originated with America, the famThe yawl Hvperloa. owned fay Rear Britain as to the exemption from taxhad auggested Secretary of War Taft Is scheduled Greets, in the court room or hotel ba prewill as New Ro- ation of foreign dwellers in Japan. ous Drago doctrine, adCommodore nank or Maler, deliver several addresses during He corrected to the hibliies. manuscript. secthe the to little Angus Sutherland, cases were sented In a modified form western trip this week. Monday hi mitted that he had read the manu- chelle Yacht club, crossed the boat All but the last of these r Scotchman who was sheriff of one of Tho of American origin. In other words. ond Hague conference, not as times that it was at 8:10 o'clock 'this afternoon. ooodl-night he will make an address at Mias but set dlo county. In the Coeur d'Alenes, script manythe gameand the program, of International , articles serious th although lwaukee. On Tuesflay he will visit as the narrative Dervish has excellent weather himself a famous gun fighter; the practically one for option! discussion, umst, of the Rich Island arsenal at Davenhe told on the Maud during the direct tions throughout the entire voyage. nutsa have arisen and been ofadjusted of with ability all the ijmrshal of Victor, Colo., who went arms be course urged miles; diplomatically or by force port, and be the guest of the Press examination, and which Is elaborat- On the first day she ran Iff Amerithrough the Mining times of trouble 231 miles the second day and 111 miles luce the creation of The Hague tri- the trained dlpkenats ,of the On Wednesday he will speak the fire of under Diem In 1901 and 1904. ing be will represented dub. Bulkeley the third day. The vessel crooned the bunal. America and Great Britain can delegation. It at Mlaneenta university at Minneaby Attornev Richardson. "rite, the former adjutant general collect Gulf stream at 2 oclock Thursday af- have been the only parties to resort to by them that the attempt to on Friday night he will snd "f Colorado, who polis, nation Examination Will Be dug up the bomb ternoon. debts due the citizens of one arbitration. St. Planted to kill Governor had tine with the Commercial club at Peahody and The Dervish anchored off the Royal Thorough. by the government of another has Take. Will Americana Paul. Positions bo was in charge of the special most deploraole consequences; that It of Orchard Bermuda club at 10:20 o'clock this The The national conference of charities train that ran from Denver to Boise The American delegates will also results in. the subjugation of weiher a moat enthusiastic reaad out of is detail morning, a that mats will meet st Minneapolis June 12 to bringing disith Moyer, In the position advanced an take of Justice comPettlbone and She was accorded Haywood her. nations; that all principles will again be taken np In the re- ception 19. Archbishop Ireland will preach 71- - snd which Is ! are generally called the direct examination. It would appear pleted the run of 630 miles In 91 hours cussion and treatment of the ; second violated and that unscrupulous the annual sermon. nameThe program in Hague collect article Kidnaping trip, snd a dozen other even as if the to claimants find opportunity wll leave President Roosevelt prosecution had pur- and 60 minutes.Is In i. men of that ilk are he class of boats ly. the additions to the taw and The Dervish here and will posely merely sketched enormous sums In excess of their reap Washington for his summer home at the through Details these of land. on war of toma Prtlcipate In the trial as wit is racing for the cup offered by claim. story of Orchard's life in order to Oyster Bsy on Wednesday. "and the" Hy- - proportions relate to .the opening of sonable hewws. The American proposition Is sure to allow the defense to bring out certain Rear Commodore Maler, fur a from the In Detective that cup competing perton encounter in the Federation Circles. features. This Is Instanced in the strong opposition creditor nations of Europe, but It ne of these, a Pinkerton detec-rnr- - connection of Orchard and Moyer, the given Jointly by the New Rochelle, Bermuda Yacht aad Royal will be urged as a matter f Justice.of the organization of Brooklyn will testify that he has been president that any comwin uc BiBMi mj i,,v 11 Is which Haywood is the secretary. Also clifba. number of the Western Federation general wnnent The crossing of the line first by the gates to reach Vmcnt be reached to re-a- s can and Orchard between 7 Jlners for some years tnj during the intimacy to the Issuance of a declaration of j Dervish does not necessarily make of force the exrcl time he was president of a lodge, Pettlbone, the third of the prisoners as abe la compelled war in ample time before the begin fraln from the her winner, debtor nation la clearly guilty a where while not a member of the ex charged with the same crime under to concede from 45 minutes to 23 ensure KILLED AT to ? ntng of actual hoatilltiea, fraud and bad faith In Us desllng J'ilve board, was in thrtr confidence the same Indictment That this con- bourn and 15 minutes to the other protection for the rights rt neutral , the that lt but hoped ,.p certain point an.l at the same nection will be brought out very deal boats. me wrj making regular reports to and that the selection of Orchardcriti-aa Is the scratch boat of and for neutral The Hyperion narrow limit the exercise of detective- agency. the bodyguard to Moyer at a the smaller class, and allows 6 hours DEALS EXPLOSION No country has taken a more ad- . aurh PW. The American PREMATURE Jn Thiz man will be a formidable wit-- , cal time' when both of them tiaveled snd 45 mluutes and 9 hours and 45 vanced position than America in the DEATH TO TWO MEN. of all that vrKe nearly Fawed-olrewjjj f je)pf,atPg for the state. Hla employment with pump guns and minutes, respectively, to the yawl liberal treatment of neutrals on the these claims are proper subjects for Jn,n the Western Federation and volvers must be explained. Is ad- Uls. owned by R. D. Floyd. Brooklyn I , in Ume of war. Therefore, seas high William Turner and Dominac Tentl, of whereby exorbitant "am their secrets la in line with the mitted. arbitration, ownthe will and Zens, give Yacht club, sloop the American delegates Utah Construction Co. the Victims of relentless creditor may to ""tk.n of the Molly Maguires In Bermuda the Borrows. article Next third Ba Witness. Will R. D. W. Adams ed Royal strong support towhich in reduce.! by Impartial Bodies Brought te Ogden. be nd modified to substance the ""nzylvsnla. and which led of the program After Orchard, the state will prob- Yacht club. Judges. y'iction of the men accused. Capt. ably put Orchard on the stand. CounSecretary Root hi always stated William Turner, whose home is at njf McParland, who has had charge sel for the prosecution admit the THAW'S NEW COUNSEL. that nothing la to be acomplished Bed wick, Kansas, and Duintaac Tontl, V, present case since the arrest possibility that Adams will refuse to O o In thla second conference by coercion an Italian, both employed by the Orchard, and who l now the su- EviNew on o out he Whit of that If but they point Working o Slayer the American delegate are thor- Construction company, were killed at ntondetit of thr Pinkerton agency, testify, on the dence. 0 and j o refuses ground that it will In" hf impregnated with that belief. lhe ctmp neir bus. Nev., last Friday. oughly was the at quarters Denver,' hla him criminate appearance Dubuque. lows, June 9. 0 iM"c!ive who They were engaged In one of the rock joined the Moliy Its have srved will purpose. June 9. Notwlthstand- - O Pan Kies, William Biolteben New r,, when n premature explosion took KILLED BY BLAST. cuts, an) secured the arrest of the His couferaton cann- -t he used against Ing the York, were Ferret 01 Nicholas K. and Thaw, Harry report '.taatlon. place blowing both men Into the air drowned today In the Missis- o him. But If he admits making the now In the Tenths prison awaiting hla Loses Life in Idaho with fatal results. o Thomas S- - SpeirsMint. Orchard Writing Book. confession and repudiates IL the second trial for tbs killing of Stanford sippi river by the capelslng The remains of bnth were brought occuTwo o other Iff. new 8ii a director be before a will 0f placed White, has engaged Harry Orchard has. written a sworn confession In this afternoon. Turners remains rescuwere o boat the was learned of pants appeared In the course of the the Jury for what It ia worth. There general for hla counsel. It In n will be shipped to hts home In Kankilled was S. Thomas Speirs o ed. examination. Orchard, in reply la some doubt aa to what course authoritatively today that he has will be buried In the o mine near Montpelier. Idaho. Sunday sas. and Tontl Adams will follow. His wife, who reached no final decision with hla View ,.Vr Rfohardson, Mid: Lrta cemetery. Mountain hla and partners, hav- it Is the true lawyers as to who will direct his de OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO night. Speirs history of life." has been brought Into the esse aa bar. PARTNER TESTIFY CRIME IN E IN JAPS WILL d On Idaho Capitol Orchard Famous Appear Against the Great Assassinator For the State. n - For Alleged Acts ofVioN ence Against Japs 'Frisco out-brea- k ad-de- it cold-bloode- Russo-Japanea- d AT THE oooooooooooooooo HAGUE -- . Americans For Permanency Congress FORECAST. OF roea-covere- d WS MS dls-tlv- c - con-woo- d Pet-tibone- 's j ul . ot - rj n - Bho-hun- n cus-iub- 11 LABORERS 1 J . A .Sr" - DEWS in... f oooooooooooooooo Washington, June 9. Thai the Jap. ansae of the Pacific coast and tha a political party of Japan have entered into an allianr which has earmarks of an International conspiracy, with the overthrow of the present ministry in Japan and the uf the clause to the Immigration bill excluding Japanese coolie labor from continental Bute a the ultimate objects, was learned authoritatively here today.. The preliminary slope in this ocbeme. It le sold, sill be to Indues the Tokio government to recall Vlsoount Aoklt the Japanese ambassador to the United States, and to demand an apology and pertisp an Indemnity from this government for the alleged acts of violence against Japanese subjects in San Fran rlsco. Consult With Ambassador, With this end In view, representatives of the faction hostile to the Snoa-- Jl ministry have been in Washington to omsult with the Japanese ambassador and the state department officials regarding the objectionable clause ta the immigration bill, the California school question a Ad the recent rtotg la San Francisco. The report which they have aunt to Tukio, U la alleged, will form the basis of a eyatamatio conditio to bring about demonstrations In Japan and to force Minister Hayaefal. If possible, to dr ms ad Indemnity and an apology ea account of tha Japanese disturbances in Ban Frnacleoo. Theve facts became known today for the first time when It wrms learned that T. Ttakahnshl, representative of the Seattle Japanese society; o. Nads, representative of tho Sen French Japanese society, and K. Kswsksnl. staff representative of tha .Yorosa dally newspaper) of Tokio, came to Wash'agton on April 21 aad remained until May 12, during which they wrera negotiating with th Japanese ambassador looking to the announcement of th Japanese Immigration limitation law, Thl delegation tailed la lu purpose, and it is stated after charging Ambassador Aokl .with treachery to the Japanese of the Pacific coast and! with misrepresenting conditions to Ms home government, they telegraphed to Ototska Yamnohs, the personal representative of Count Ok uni a, who was awaiting thdr report in Seattle, with the request that he communicate with the leaders lu Tokio. At tha Bteto Department Messrs. Takaehl, Nods snd Kawa-kam- l had an Interview with Assistant Secretary of State Bacon on May I. Thev then Yanuoka that they were dtaatlfled with the attitude uf ihe Mate department and urged the ncceealty of carrying the fight to Japan. Acting upon thla suggestion Yshaoka sailed for Japan on May 14 on the steamer Akl, and It was pointed (ml tiKlay that the renewal of the agltatloa In the Japanese press has begun since Ms arrival In Tokio on May 28. It la also believed here that he prompted the deputation of PnigtVMdvea to call on Foreign MlnUter itayaebl for aa explanation of the government's apparent Inaction and want of efflolency In the preoenre uf the grave diplomatic questions with the United States. Jap Newspaper Attitude. The report which Yainaoka carried to the elder state men. it is believed here. Is rerponitfble for the attitude of tho opposition newspapers In urging the concentration of Japanese national efforts toward the settlement of the San Francisco question hy forcing an apology from this government for the alleged Insults growing out of tho school quest ion and the recent attaok Yam ason the Japanese rowtaurants. ks, who brought about the al Dance with the Japanese of the Feeiflc 00 sat, to now one of the recognised leaden of tbe Progressives, a faction which won led by Toru Hoabl. fromerly minister to the United State, who was assassinated after he returned to Tokio, In 1997, and accepted a placs to the cabinet. Ynmnokn Is described ns one of the shrewdest politicians to the empire, and It ta said that hy means of public Dietings and otherwise be will, as leader of the ration forces, continue his tight against the Saonjl ministry with the view of getting control of uie reins of government, for tbe Progressive. Other than tn admit that Messrs. Taksehl. Nods and Kawakamt were here to dlxcuss the Immigration law with the ambassador, the secretary of the emhahsy refused to answer questions regarding their visit n lth IDAHO LAND CASE. Moscow, Idaho. June 8. The last of evidence to the u'rth Idaho S' bit I : . . FRAUD 1 land conspiracy case was given to the jury yesterday and both sides rested their esses. The arguments will begin Monday. It Is exnected that they will last two days, which meins that Judge Dietrichs instructions will probably not be delivered before Wednesday. |