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CounlV Mas Gonooo
EvtcnsIonsoJCJoltIcalfEq crs
wisiiiiiBwin May 10 Toi thewan
ot aifiiiojum tlicThouse took no actloi
on lhefpresiaenVsmcssagovcommontl
Ins > remedial legislation forAtho Islam
ot Porto RICo SpcakerCannon > foush
to haotrio mc aage iroferied to Uv
committee on vurvs aiid mcans but ai
objections by Mi Gaiiett of Tennessee
f vtho wantvdUtvSent to tho committee 01
ilnsuhrmffalrs VhiclPhas jnot1be5n > aij
polntedf openoclup the whole subject o
tho house rules Thcro being nor sucl
comnllUee Spoalcci jCannon1 said tha
In suggesting tbejwfeicnco he had h
mind tho preScnfconSltlon otjjho house
only four coimrnHtocs ihavlng beeirap
painted of vhtcrinhotcomnilttcBxon In
euhr affairshvasfnot one
Ailong argumentensued over th <
right otetlicfispeakerto override th <
rulesmhd cnaVdswJthia motion by Mr
Gaiiett that the 5poakorvb5Adlicctcc
jorthvvlth to appoint a commltea or
i jnsularafalrsUoVcorislder tho menage
Iho i otov disclosed but 16 member
present far hhort of a eluorum where
upon Mr Payne movcdi an adjourn
incntreinavklnBas hcdld so thatMie
hopeiliajmoiupywould bojpresent when
the house met not time Tho houbC
f then adjourned wHh tho presidents
vvlthoul
dlscusslont toithecommittee on Pditc
K >
Hico
TJ1D ME AGE
Prcildcnt Tatt today scntyto Con
E rss aspeciarmessago lecommc idlnp
iegiUtion at the < presont extra tcssion
amending thePorakcj act underhleh
r lptcq fs5 gov ei ned TJi i
Walrson tho island jaylBr patUcjular
Tt K3riitvlj4t jia tcwtsV aVsituation
AoromiUTigiAvti < lcvelopedlthrough
tlhe fnjlurn of the lcgUffithofasscmbly
pfoprliillonvollls leav4Ingif > ftho island
lthout support aftcr t3uhert0 jieit
iportBicana thavof lorgrotten tho
sonerosltjof J the VUnltedKState3 < 1tho
tain of thV islands i political leadeis
for paivcj and hf adds ithat the pre
sent ltuatlonilndicatesthat thoisUnIted
btatei has goiibUoo fas t In the exten
sion of jiolltlcalMpov oiv4tO the Eorto
lllcnns lid concludes Sthat jJio iabso
lutepbwerjof appioprlatlon < should la
itaVeii awaj from Sthosoi who havo
fchovni themselves tooflrrcsponslblo to
enjov it
Iho picsident suggests to Congicss
tho i = dom ot submitting to the ap
propimtion committee the qltestlon of
fiualif > trig some otthof provisions ot
life fundamentalU ct ofa to tho to
ipeetlvq jurisdiction of tVo executive
Ouncll and the fleglblatlf n L
But no action of thls klnd the prcsl
ucnt sUS < shbuldHjie befeun until the
rorakcr aetisJamcndcdtso thdt vvhen
the leglslatlvo < abScniulS > shall adjouin
without makingthe neglslatlvo5 ap
pruprlatlon necessary to cairjion the
government sums1 equal to tho appro
priation madeMn the previous jcna foi
tho tepeictlvo purposes shall be avail
able from the current revenue and
MiaH IK diawn by the w an ant of the
auditoioftlfe treasurei and counter
lntd bv the governor Such apipvl
tion applies to thef leglslaturesot tho
Hilllppltiijs und Hawaii and It hap
Prevented In those ftvo countries any
misuse1 off he poucr of approjiiatlon
KDVICWS SITuTATION
Tha r resident l9 lows the establish
ment ot tho prcscnt govemmentr foi
rortofjllco bjHhefroratei acti Heaajs
ihe statute directing how theiovpenses
of tho Eoveinmcnt aroto be provided
IWVCB fcOme dcTubt whether jthls func
tion ii not committed solelj to the e
e < utlve cpuncll but In practise the
Ifgl < lntlvft assemblyihaii appropriated
for all the euwseslotheiAllmnfoi snl
wtes tKcd liv ronres and the prcsi
leht add t It 5s too late to reverse
tint con tructlon <
Thq pr > sldcntfsajs that evei since tho
nstltuton jif thcti1rcsentinssembly tlie
IIPUO of delegates has uniformly held
up ihe ippioprlatlon untllthe last min
ute of tlio sesslonjjand lias sought to
Wo thii powci td do so ns a m ans
f compelling the coneui retlce of the
cvcutlve council In Josislatlon which
tlie house desired In the last regu
wi le i8litivissombljNtho attltude Ot
hoeecutivo council refusing ifo pass
oillf Icdythe ihouseof delegates lo ro
iis to pass the necetaary appropila
Mi Taft discussed that acts ot the
1eland of the council in de
saja tho facts ieelted < demcn
the vlllingrics sof the icpresenta
> f the people in thohouse of dol
t ° tubvertthe Bovcrnmoiit inior
4ll
I Watlon The questloiilwhctlrer thfpro
poea laslsation should bo crmctediinto
JJ iWdl cft b > tnefundamental act to
V ° lnl actlomof the executive council
iwj the hou o ofidclcgatcs asnhs legls
la e assembly
DELEGATES AGGRESSIVE
1 Jma house o delegates says thepvss
proXes tsclf to secure thlj
n < iin i vvlthout respect td the op
tl ° iho executive council or
pul1 a ° nthofgovcrnmentt
This rowlnf Vplrlf b < iovvf that too
has boon ested in tlio
> message piesenls air
5 eonomi rcvlowof conditions
n i i
i isllias Jtstrado and lts wealth
W education
il facllftiesi
th KaentB at never was a time In
r t r orjr ot tbs Jsland when thoav
harth pr ° sPellt > i of the Porto Rlcans
ertJbfneiVE oi or opportunity his Itb
tllousnt a d action inoro se
cure
ornw
lavs sa > s l > t > InKiunderjUlo
ts Ow sa
liolnls outthat Iftlro
ot
concern dependent wJpcm
the effect ot such a Change on tho rea
political progress oTi the Islands1 Sucl
a change he sajt should be sought h
tanotderly vva > and not brought to tin
jauoitlon of Conrgess by paraljzlnj
the aim of theioxlEtlng government
Tho president sajs that the fact o
the Porto Rtcanslfotgcttlng the gen
erostty of this govcinmsnt11 should no
ho an occasion foi surprise noi In deal
iiignv itl tf wholo > people can it be mad <
thp basis ofjajChargofof Ingratitude
A LITTLE nnMINDER
f
i Ilio jincasago concludes
When we with the consent ot tin
jpeople of PoitojUlco assumod > guardtan
tshlp over them and tho guidance o
f their destinies we must havorbcer
conscious lhat a iiooplo that had on
joyedjsollttle opportUnltynfor oducatlor
could not be expected safely for them
selves to exoiclso the full jiowcr o
iselfgoveuiment and the piovnt do
jVetopment is onlj nn indication thai
two have gono somewhat too fast lr
ithe extension of political power tc
Jthem foi their ownjgoocl
Tho change recommended may no
lmmqdlatelyconvince those colrtrolllif
ftlje houso of delegates of the mistake
Hhiy have made In tho cttremitj tc
Which thoy bavo been wllllngto 10
Kort for political purposes but in ttlu
lon nin U will secure more carefu
dnd responsible exercise Of tho powoi
they have
There Is not the slightest cividcnw
Ithat tliero lias been on tho part otrth
KOV ernmcntor nnyymcmber of thejeee
uttveicouncll a disposition tousurp au
thonty 01 Ho wiUiholdfappiovalJofsucl
legisjtitlonf as woS foi th > best Inter
csts of the tlslanel or lack ofhvmpathj
vllh the best aspirations of tho PorU
liican people
ifF SHEERlEN MURDERTc
t Cheycnpc Wjfo Ma > 10 That Wil
Ifam Garrison whosJa body vvas loim
ilcai ithe ilvoitvhcte a fevv dajj 131
vjith abullet holfiithrough his < hcad ant
aifcvolvei lying ncai bjjos muifleicd
sSindleatoii by furthoi Invcstl0atton ol
the ca e Tt vv is beliovcd at firs thai
he had commtttqd snUde Galr EO
was a vv Uncos before the giand Juiy
which jinv sllgated the lecent raidon
IhS sbecpireampJoflAllemandand Enui
near Basin in whlchfboth Allsiuand
andEmgoandi one of jtheli herdT
woremurrlered Jlis evidence vvib In
flucntlnl in bilngingr aboutthe aiicst
ofja number otpromIncntcattUm2n on
a charge of beipg Implicated in the
muidcrs A scnsit on hoi beaii caujell
by the announcement that not only
had GarilsonfTjbralns jbcen bloAvn out
butitheie vvasa bullethole through his
heait
JARANESE SQUADRON >
> 1 REAVES SAN FRANCISCO
San rianclsco Mav 10 Atthoijcnd
ot a 10day Iv islt fhatihab1 been maikcd
ithioughoutybvvn contlnuous round of
dinnerajreceptionB iKlBhtseelnB touri
and otherVonns of entertainment In
whichftear Admiral H Ijichl and his
fafllccrs rnrdfihlpmen and sailors havo
ivicd as hosts tvvith cIvle ancLjCommor
tlal ibOdlesln San Pranclscodnd vvlth
tho mflicers and men fof the United
iStolos jamy andi navy the Japarose
jtVf ntnEeliusps Ksofiand I3ova sailed
awiv Wr thosorth atribontll oclock
tlonal custom the elepartuie was at
tpndcd bynqiipofrther3lHcial formall
tl d Iffcldent toVthelwarrrTaVhcVe 6n
May 1 Jbut arnorne16ssshearty informal
farewolUvvassriven thoidepaitinp Nip
ponese marlnCrsiibyithoUsandsof their
patriitto cotmti > montfromHhe Japanese
colonlf V of Jthe sqveikl5lavliltlcs > w ho
Jlnedithe water fiontjand wavcd hand
terchlpfs and1 flaijejjchcoi IpK Iustllj an
Oia two bluclgra > v < Vvar8hlps1tweghed
theii anchors dndisteamedslovvly out
ai6und5 thohcatl of the cpenlnsula faiid
tllioughthoJG61den Gatoitoitheopen
sea where gatherlnB full cruising
speodthey woicfsoon lost > to vlovvnOveri
the edge ofthe noitheuiihoilzoif
The Aso and Soya viH go dliMt to
the Brltl h nanl staliont at JJsqul
matilti wluncp attu ashoit stay they
v illf proceed to Vancouver andTacoma
Leav Ing Tacoma theyw 111 make foi fee
attic wherc on Juno l they wlllicpre
cntiJapanat the orenlngjof the Alas
aTuUonPaeine exposition From
sesttle tho cuiiscisi will recross the
Pttclfiot6v Honolulu oiirout to Japan
vftcie the > wll anhQ about August 1
aftei ivuutsooC five months duration
i v r
TAIilUXG ADJOUKXJIEXT
SVahlngton JIaj 10 Speaker Can
ion Is of the opinion thatult Will take
a temperature offrom 3G toilOO degrees
n the shadoto gctnthc tariff billout ofv
hot senate The speaker was1 nt tho
White House todaj aiid after talking
vlth the pieEd ntheEnld <
If vou vvilltell rncnvhen theHsenate
vvlllpass tffc talrftibill I wilUgivo ou
a pretty good guess as to vheiiCon
grcs < w 111 adjourn Tho onlj ithliig > that >
calcic we tho prev lous question in the
senate ishot vcathcr
Otiei icpngrflaslonal callers > at the
Hito House today expressed the lbe
if Hint the earliest possible date of
adjournment wasrJuIy Ij
NVESTIGATIONOFMUSKOGE
TOWN LOJRRAU DEGASES
Tulsa Okla May 10 Again today a
fedelal grandUjuiy heiptook up an In
cstlgatlon of the Muskogeo town lot
raud cases being pushed bj the gov
rnment Those arc the ba > e cases
nnvhlch indictments vveie returned last
lntei at Muqkogeoi against Gov
Cliarles N Haskell and halt a dozen
olhei OklahOmans FvlvcsteuRushitof
Omaha who had peisonal charge of
ho fiist Investigation will direct the
pn sent one j
Judge John A Mai shall ot Utai who
quashedthe JMuskogep tndictmentu wasi
on tho benrli todaj w hen the selection
of a nejv grand jury was being licld
Gov Haskclliwas piesent in court sur
rounded by his attorneys while Dlst
Utjv Gregg Sjlvcstei Rush and Oliver i
r iPagen looked out foi the govein
nentsjlnterejts tAtty J3rcgsMasedi
hat 3 F Gaskillf lie appointed as
pccail attorney to assist in the prosc
i tlon
Eleyen mon qualified foi sfivice as
uicirs when vthe panel w as icxhausted
udge Marbhnll then Inetruclcd the
marshal to summon clgnt additional
nen from which to fill out the copi1
plcte jurj of 16 and adjourned coui b
111 Tuesdaj afternoon
MAURETANIABEATS
EASTERNsRECORDS
Quecnslow n fa > 0 = Tho Cunard
mo steamer Mametanla arrived oft
Daunts Roclc at 1048 this morning
raving beaten her own previous and
11 other cattvard records bv 21 mln
tes Slre vvould hpve done still better
mdrsheYnot beondelajed bV fog oft
nttneti
The llncis time from tire Ambrose
klitshlp to Daunts Rock vvns fcSuc
ajslSf lioursitttird ll tmtnites She
overed the entire distance 23s1
tnojs at ap aeragft speed of 25 70
iiots aivtlipur Tiom Thursday noon
nil Sunda > tvH ° on tl > 0 Kteamernlont
il alonfrat tKet Jato ffSOS knots
1OUK constituting a record for
hrce dajs tt
Ceremony Occurred < in Mosque
AyoubWliich Christians Are
Notf Allowed tot Enter
iDREWiSCIMITER FROMSHEATH
fltnlsctl Weapon on Higlirnndibj llils
Inuucmol Inl ActTook JMKCblonof
I
The TiiiKIli rmnlte
i jConstanlinoplc Jlay 10 The ceie
mony of girding io pwoidof Osman
Mohemmed V tho new Miltanof
Turkey In succession toAdbul ilamld
occurred today In thoMYiosrjuo Ajoub
ithe only acrcd edifice InjConstaiHino
plo which Christians
to enter
Tho function waste urled out accoid
ing to the prearranged program and
at Its conclusion his m ilestj stai ted
to drive tluough Stamboul at the head
of an imposing procession
This cciemony coirebponds to that
pofcoronatlon iln western countiles It
jfldstodionly a few minutes and thctiui
jclcnt iltb of the spiritual Ipowei con
slgnlngithe temporal power tothe sul
Itan was wlnesbed bvnofoiclgh < ejes
The sultan proccedetl in n launch
fiom ttheADolma < Bagtscho paUce to
thomoque which stands at the at
ersodgc > Ahcre the iite was pei form
ed Then attended by the grand
tho PheiKuIislam tho members of
tha cabinet tho chiefs of the mmy
the two higher giadcs of ulemas and
rmah othei1 officials he drove to tho
Top Kapoujpalaeo about sl miles dis
tant torkls < i the < ibbes of tho piophet
DRAWING THE SCIMITAR
Atfthe Ajoub Mosquo Slehemmed V
drew Jbo sclmitar of hT ancestor
Osman I tho founder of Ottoman
omplie fromMlts stieath and standing
in < the squaio In front of tho group of
buildings called ithe sublime portc she
raised tho vyenpon on high and by
this immemorial act tooK possession
of theTurklshVemplio
< Thoiaotion ofthesultanias follow cd
bj an outbunftSt shotting ifioln the
people massedfibeypnd the llnes of the
suirounding troops togeUier Yiitli a
fanfaio of trumpets and a iattlo o
nfusketry1aathcsoldlers lUed a ealtuj
butaboo allthls nqlse roro shiup anil
clear voicesTofa clforus of school bnji
chanting JlidhafPashas hymn of lib
chy
c stroneoadmrxturc ot
had Jbiue ovei aiid fall halr is
ftSi In a western uniform of OlHc
gicen KhaJtelh Within Ight ot the
tquaTe were tho Bjzantlne walls sur
rounding the cjtytandithet0enoeseto
er of StfSophlai tvo latriking susgrH
tions ofifjftc6jitliceintujy hlstoiy ln
further contrast was th6 fact thai Ills
majesty chosen byth5c Constltutlpnnl
stHfto rulo tho empire ttood iprignt
n anjopciiLcarriage fresh fromthermoJt
fashlonablo nruiufactutei of Parls find
adlgnlflodsgesturo
tho ancient swold orn by 34 of Mv
mcestorsand eiriled by SSof his for
jeaieis slncb the conquest of Byzan
tium It was remarked also that ilte
ned v was tho first beailesn ruler of
ils Itiiq He woioonly appointed molfi
achc
STROXG
Topeka Kansas May ilO Udward
Pa > son Wcbton the transcontinental
pedPstrlan reaehedf St Marvs at 730I
tnismoinlnpr po stopped M minutes
for bieakfnst aid then tlefttfoi fthe
wejt t Maivs is milestwcstfof Totj
pela and Wcston aeiased1oyer fuui
miles an hour for the distance v
linen AX JTOE AVALK
MIlwauKoc Ws srny 10 An Intel t
national lieelj and too walking matcl >
wIttsturtat < SChlltz Piik pavilion to
mgtit arid vvilllcontmue thiee houis
eacffml ht untlUnoxt Sundnj when the
final < six hours of theT 21 witness
the wlndup
Thotntiics include W AHo iglind
Aubuni Xr V Geoifre Biown and
lieuistWcsttofAubust N ytJlmHat
rison of Petorsboio CannilnCanadian
champion Tom Sjatei Oswego N Y
Qeoigts Gale St LSuts JneX tOddy
Ilondon Englandr Albeit poiaj1
Fiance and August Raddajz Germanj
Men Make nn Attqinnt
cethci1 in t
Jc = ull
v
With the Uov of frcttllncr a stUUo at
Murray > vhich IbsUd to be demoralis
ing buslncisas clliis oiJclng ahard
shlp on somo of lc hiindieds out of
ampIymenCa few of the strikers called
3n MajQi iprn of Munay onSatul
laj nKlng for pei mission to lidld a
incetjnpr of Uio stiliters In the opcia
House Theyintimated tint they vvauldf
like to get tha men together So thatx
I hey could decide on some plan of ac
tion Major Brown said that ho
thought thethlng could bo easily aii
anged andttro mrn went away Hot
53pectedthcin toput in an appearanco
oday but up tonoon hohadnot heaid
fiom them
A meetingof the officials of the smelt
r Mayor Brown and other TMurrav
ifflclals thq sheriffand the marshal i
vas iheld yesterday morning in the
Hurray city hallfor the purpose 6c talk
npr over tho sltuallori The smelter
icople reported that they aie Millliig
o receii tlio ment back at tlio told <
voge or Ujeyaro wililng to auswer
heir eHcVances when they have been
presented to them As yet nothing
lasbeeli donetln this direction and t
Tashopedthat themen would get to
etber today and agreo uponv soriio
oUESOof action
Meantime ilr Bldwell assistant
nanagprofitho smelting companj saja
hat the smelterjisopon for the men to
eturnanj time asit has alwajs been
Inccftho jstrlko began or l thcimen
iresent their grievances the v tvlll te
elv e attenUou
tt
RUpGRHINOCEROS
WTSFOlJRf EEI PACES
t
4
ky Co1
From illio expresidents tcamp
Maehakos woid was
brought dovvn that tho luck of J
i ft
tlon
TlicMliInoeeips was lUBhtngjMr v
t Rpbsevelt when the hunter fiicd
Thoidistaneo v as ll paces
ts oftlre party tiics
preparing thatrophlcs
i vvhlchy MrRoosevelt and his < nn
jKeimit are Jnlnging In daily X
Foityllvo s > kins alrea ly have
been fprcpai cd for the Sfnltheo
t nJanlnstltute at Washlneton y
< vr H K < vXXKv > < <
Ifmoc Mli Iruli Bntl < and
Gcneiallj Ttciioiislllo for lull
Guttcrs > Tins Morning
The empcrrturc rccoril for the
reached ftri nraviijiiim jcetcnlaj when it
scored 72elegl < e wltli a rnlnlmumvot 0
Ihesdayiivras ollojvcd hv sprint sheiw
crs Iast nignr mil this inonilng the
latter precipitation being accompanied
bv tllelrtntnViand thunilcrtana a prolong
ed lull of hall y heavv ns 1ms fillpn
In this cltj for a long time J HO itones
vcre mostly as laice tis ilile bullPt
pelting down on the heads of pidetilins
plajini hnv oc wltli umbrella j driving
hoises frantic stunntng clilqlten
smaBhdig hotliouso Rlnss and cuttinpr
frujft itieesflmtHviKctibles In a damai
IntfJmilnncr The must Itav e been
small iclouUbuist noith of tio cllj foi
tho water ame down the north and
outh streets i i i llcod chokhiK thp
sewers and ppreafllnrSoutiOvcr sticetin
torsectloii It theio isno clQiid tonlKht i
there wllbe frojt with fair x > eiithi
foritomoirow Tho duiattoiijiof rtajllcrht
vill be Ineretscfl bv J7 minutes this
week > BOon In xthi inornlnR and 10 in
the ovenin
illiKli baiomctHf pressure extrude ovi
the IacliletfstatcJ amlthe centiol val
leys Ovdrltho plateau iKocky mountain
slope and Atlanticvstules tlie oil pics
suielsnlow andfpreclpltatiuii Ii us been
ciutt < xsaner < J with icavv rainfall ovei
tho Ohio vallei tend rennei ec wltb
Inrcest amount al Aslc > lle N C j 3 28
Inches Showery and frosts veithcr con
illlionJ extend > riomteast to vvcbt across
Iho coutito
JIJTEOROfiOGICAL RETORT
i t 3 rff
Hecordrat tlio flDiaJ ptncc United
States weaUipit Bureau foi 21 thouis
enrlinB tit V a imr te > da
Jimptirntqre OifJi a m > 0 mtxtmum
TVminlmumKW hiPan C1 vlilchMs Ojac
grficmnboanornuU Joil ilencleneyot
teniperatmo slhcf the fiist of tiie
month < 6 Acoumujntcd e3ce > s of tem
pi aturor inc Janfl 242 dcgrecs Aceu
tnVUatttl pxeess Rhice Jan J 1 30 iiich
Relative huinldlty atii afm G3per cent
uti1
AMDRICH AND BEVERIDGE
Raslilngton Slay Ifl A tilhbctwean
Senators Aldrlolrand Beverldgo was
tho Opening features in jthe jsenate
todnv ihatjbodv hadjjiojsooner been
cilledlto oidcr than the enator from
Indiana took1 thq floor He spoko
ofjitho address ot Senator Cai tor last
Saturday m v hich tho Montanasena
toi jieferred to thcjiabundanco of In
tormatibn ion tho pend g tariff bill
available to senators
I think tho senate uifdei stands IhK
speech said Ml Bevorldgc but
In order that the country maj un
3erstand it I > ft ill ask tho cleik to
lead an extract fiom tlfeT Congres
sional Iloc9rd
Tho extracttreid was fiomjafspjeech
av feenatoi McCuinber in which com
ilaint wasjnmdc that no Information
iv as available foi senators showing
he comparatlvofcost of articles in tho
arlff schedules in our countrj and
ibroid and In whlchjlt was suggested
hnt a bureau to provide such I in
formation should slJe cieatqd
Air Beverldgo then cent to the dck
inothei extract from a statement hv
li Atdrich to lie iread b tho clerk
bo chahmaivof tho committee on
liHnce belng juoted as sal Ing
I ha e is knovvleidge vvhatevei of
uij thing thatAnuispiicd upon thaw aj
uid nu ans committee etc All Md
leh aid hl etatement had related
mlj to the hcxilngs on mlt Tals un
lot vconsdeia < l < jnr whn he spoko aiid
lidjiiot icfei to tholheuln s as i1wholo
ICCTU O ho had jead much of the re
101 1 faf thosOil alrii2
I hxvo givens30carsxto the consid
latloti pf thevj matters1 tnld Mi
Vhliich and while J mnj not ihovo
ho nbjlitj ot the cnatbi fronflndlana
5 uchjtis Lhavo I have brought to
hjs < e < tloniTml itthp benator will
ivv > t fiactlonot ilrq ilnro to the con
ildcintloiijof thesei matter < thatl havo
v n ht ill ser e hi1 co istltucncj nnd
hocciuhlij better than bv proclaiming
o evcuLodj the lack f information
Ii Hcybuin having tlio floor de
lncd to p imlt an > fuithcr intetrup
ion He poke at length in dtseuEi
lig ti icai1 schodule iNplainlng mln
ng methods nrd the svte n of tieatj
nsr Itad oiOjln ordei to demonstiato tho
icceHj foi a dlffeiential dut > on
tg oia arid otlierj products ot Iad ore
ATTENS RETURN
DIDNlf AFFECT WHEAT
t
t
Chicaso Alay 10 James Patten
eturn to tho market todaj was hot
ellcfcted In the course of wheat prices
nHho board off trndeiat the opening to
a QuotaUonsjeasfed off a cent Jur
ng the first hour but tho tone of Uio
narket was trariquIP
In motfler part of tho citj Secj of
kgricultureXWHct > nmet vIth his mtat
uspectors from < all over tho countiy
Isc r < slnsfHhe lnspectlon ot meats
Neithei Jthe cabinet membei nor Mr
attcn had anj thing to say ab > ut
heat prospcqts Both < apparently vv eio i
landing on theli assertions of simo
eeksago Time will tell
XARA VISA ailRE VTEXED
1E1 Taso Texas May 10 Fire thrit
ns to dptroj lie little Stow if of Naia
i a nprtheaBterii Now Mexico flie
10 started In tfie Midland hotel carl >
Ills moinlng tho resulf of an ovfi
uned lampandnvvaa itillTjurningnhen
IQ telephonoesch9nge caugljt lire anil
ro communication waa cut off At
nat time about J40000 v ortlr ot < pro
ertvhad been destroj ed iA hlffi vv ind i
and flrcftghtliisr facilities
Salt Lake Route Local for Prove
Runs Unto an Open
Switch
THREE PASSENGERS BRUISED
ma Scvcial iCais DCinllctl
Sluci Itcnuclt Vcnncll
And rirciiKinMlghllj Hint
Tram Xo 63 touthboUndiinsspnsei
wliich Heft the city at 18 oclock this
moinhif for riovoovci tiio fcilt J ik
Uqutc on Caching Sandj iin into ar
open svvftcit the online nnd t o 01
tluce curs oi e detailed and ilho pile
of tho engine vvis demqllshed TVVQ OI
throe paflsanqeis wcio slfghtlv biuiset
in the accident Mis T W Steelo hat
her check btuibcd and Alrt J 13 Ben
nolt jjf l rovo had hei hafid sprilnci
In Iho shxkcup Mis J P Fennel
was also sllghtlj ciatchod jand the
Iflieman Frink Scott had his ankle
slightly sprained rii rf vvcic no et
rious casualtle and the train aftcj
being delajed onehoui and
Kploceeded on itsSvaj
Thh moining the KlKs committeeon
anangqment for the ont rUnnniont
of vlfcltoi s during Jiflj w hen thousands
of thesantleied lieid vlll piss through
fealt llakc City en routeHo Los Angeles
foi tho i annual t convention signed a
contract with tho tSaltali people 101
Ifour davsattheiblgresoitiln July The
datcfaie Julv 7 SJ rand 10 iTho first
flay will bo tho noted Euiploday and
everythlngt possible will bo dono to
make lhei occTsiontJx blgr success The
various committees aie wroiklng hard
to bOa < thattvlsitoisfaroishown tho clty
Hiid sttte and bo given a ioval good
lino durltEithelr aojouin here
E Of XWATKINSAPPOINTED
Govcinor Sclccis llinifas Architect foi
vSchooi Builrtlnss lnState
Gov William bpry has appointed 11
c Watkins as architect for all the
school buildings in the state outside
tho cities ot tho firsthand second iclass
thai arcHojbo ciectedativcost of 1OOC
01 ovei as prdvldcd bj the Jlast legls
Intutv Tht architect with ithor boarJ
will have special supervision ovei the
lighting heating and ventilating of the
WeKoirrccl
Xa
JIs Jano Caiter one
tltles ottlfc Ausralian mis
avvay at her home 426 soutfi lElghtli
Kajt at an oaliy liom1 this morniqg
iTXer health has beenivcry poorffoi sev
fral jeais past and sho has suffeied
iHeverely during the pist few months
from pains in head from which she
eould ohtalm no Belief
She jolnpd tho Church of Jesus
Christ of Iatteidaj foalnts manyjeara
ago and icmalncd faithful through a
number of > ears when thefe were no
fmisslouiripsdn tlratjland Later when
thej found her she made them wel
Sconie and ainumber oficldeis remsm
ilei her hospitality and kindness with
gratitude ShOjVas a motheuto all who
tnteted hei home She leaves a largo
familv all of vvhom arcimatiled Part
of tho family still live in Australia
though most of tho membeis are In Salt
Lake Citj
HURT IN SUNDAY BALI GAME
Pilvato Slowtcr of A companj Fif
teenth infantij broke hlsj leg
j esterdav v lillo plaj Ing ball He was
In a gicat hurry to make a play that
would have ciovvnedjthe cftotts of his
team with iglorv and made him no
mean person on the1 athletic field t
But his hUnv was too much In that
line and ho twisjcd his log Stow tel
ls now In the Post hospital rvyith his
ankle in a plaster ca t and revolving
many things In his mind r
After Twice Bolus Denied it Decree
Sadie 1 Ji anklin IIus Hot
ISace Wltli Time
Aftei twice being denied a divorce
fiom George E Fninltlin on account of
a defect In the iervjce Mrs Sadlo D
JFranklln was granted a decree todaj
byJudge Armstrong the lastundar tho
old law A stipuiaticm was filed In
court whlcn was fsigned by Franklin
agreeing to the divorce providing that
no alimony attorney fees or coats bs
allowed
AccTordinp to the decree tley wen
married In5Saratosa WjominK on Fcb
1902 Fionkllndeserted his wife tmco
years ago aTid she camojto Salt L kps
nliero her parents live She also alleges
thitiher husband vas cruelitn her and
thatho stiucksheiion several occasions
Sllvi 5 years old thelronlv child was
awarded to thp custodvof tho mother
Her sistei Mis Alabel Uebel who
Saturday mam
Ing by Tidee Morse coiroborated the
testimony of Mis tFranklin trtilav Mrs
Fan Oin took the staml Situidaj hVbc
liPtf ofher sister Mr Uebcl when she
vvos granted a tHv
IIAIiIJ BOTJXT OVER
Cnn 1onnil Otlltj of Attempt
ed Buralnrv of Mlllincrj Storc
After thQ testimony offered by thr o
vltnesses for tlio prosecution and the
llbinclinatlon of the defense to ofC r
my evidence In rebuttal FiankHall
vas foundrguilty oCthe charger x > f at
empted burglarj in the secondfdo T e
md bound over to thodtstiict court
his mornlngr by Judgo Bowman
Hall who Is a4 young man Is alleged
oj havebeen1 caught lbyNIghtiWatca
r Houghton on the mon
ing of April 29 while In the act of
attempting tovenlciithc Cliarlton Shop
i mllhneiv cstabllihmeit at 122 S ifallr
Main street through a leai windoi
While endeavoring to c scape Hall vvns
fired at by Houghton andjwas captuied
on Main stieoti by George f1 Frazle i
street carnconditctor who heldHhe fugi
tive until Houghton caught up with
him Patrolman Hhoidtfb testified ton
that he had go 10 to the assistance of
Houghton vhile H lt was inikiiu a
iecdnd ittempt to escape
POUIICI for tho defendant asked lat
tho cjuc be dl missed bee ruse ot in
sufficientcj of evidence land vvhon Llih
notion vynS denied stated that tlu de
f iio hadfiio testlmom to offei
Halls bomU weio fiNeJ in the sum
of oOO
COUKT X01LS
Tolm Tiaddori fild suit1 fcatuidaj n
tho fihlid district court against tlie Salt
Lakc Ulectrlc hupplj tompinj for
lCOvdanngei > Ho alleges that v blip ic
ITirlng aiuaimaturo vIndor on April G
that tlv current v as shpu clicuited
nnd a fiashiof > elcctrlcltv shuck him In
the cjc Impairing his sight
Uiehatd IIpwc A r J > oiemts and
John G M 13 lines arbiliatoi In the
bmoke dam i c u its agxlnst tho Ameil
c in Smelling S ncfinlnp eomp urj filed
mcjre findings Saturdav in tho Tlilul
dmtrlct couit Ihc awards amount to
51SS680 in amounts fiom 3123 tq tho
highost claim of 309 75
Lionel riow 01 stof Muirav was > placed
on trial In Judge Lewis court this
morniiiponarstatutorv offense lie ib
accuspfl n the Information by Marthp
Peterson 10 jcais old The allege of
fense was committed on May 11 1903
i Tbeca vvof C W Powois a jeweler
agalnitthe Utah Light Italh oad com
pany was called for trial this morning
in JudsfT ratcblos couit Ho asks for
SlOOOn tlamagcs for peisonal injuiies
and foi SCOo for a horso whlh was
killed Bowers vvlas tiding a hoiso on
iSlvthHSouthvstretitwheniha vvas sluick
jbv a rapiaiymovlng Htroeticar atf Fifth
jUast stieit on June 2 1908 The hoi e
was killedand ho was thiovvn to the
giound < sustalnlng Eoilotisflnjuiles
Ehza Potoison seeks Ujdlvoieo from
Christian Peteison on thci gioulid ot
desertion ina cpmplalnt filed Saturday
In the ilhlididlstilct eouit They viclo
iriuuledin Salt Lake on Apill 4 1004
an dtl a jshqit time afterwards he do
sertcdOhcr Theie are no children
P Woods filed suitifor divorce
Amy iB Voods oiifthc ground
of desertion InUho Tliiid district c6uit
Satuuldy TlievwcremarUed on April
2 1907 He alleges ithat phe tloft him
on Maj l 1907 aiid ho does not know
Svvhoie shells now
ntTodaV Afcctlnc AVns
Greutci Xliaunl Ans llrno
inec Uoik Ucsan
tCatuHlaj H rcpoits 565794 4J
Tod ij s 3 520 7
Total s 507 15 17
rue buslnoss men scommitteo Xo oi
jheadcd bj AV > jlR AVallace ynade the
biggest loport ot anj committee foi
the day recoiling the sum of J1143SO
spirit of cnthusfasm not heretofore
s > li6w njpcv ailedKt i todaj sjgathei ing oi
fcommlttcos at tho Commercial 4club
and tho consensus ofiopinlon > ls that by
ihvedncsdaymlghtthe sum lequiiedlvvlll
bo subscribed 5
I vst evening iRev t p A Slmpkin
tpreached a sermon dealing with tho
Jproblenv now confronting the i M C
f He said Jin part
Amongj the Institutions wlilch aie
jdolngta notablu service ito the time
the first isftliatknown as
jthe 1 MCA It has beeiv since it
was founded a vvondTfullj beneficent
SmI foimiilve Infiuenco foi joungmen
Born at atlme when certain forms of
belief wote changing tit has been a
gtcat factor Iiisconserving the religous
life of j oung men <
Conceinlng tho woik pel formed by
the V M 0 A anditlie mission of the
institution Tev feimpkln said
lli T If C A hasa mtbsage cthlc
fal mental and iphjsical ithot cariles
men tow aid vthe finest development
AVlihout K > ctarian bias without cx
clusiv el spirit it stands vvithijtlie ejsenco
ot that evangelical mcagc that has
ipnewed the face > the age and by
Its own peculiar and splendid methods
it lajshold on the animul spirits trains
the bodj leads men to no generous
emulation in spoi t to cleanly methods
of amusement clean Ideals and n ° socla
tions
It imports mental stimulus and en
dow niejnt and seeks to do n vvorl that
vlll make aitists and aitlsans pro
fession il men and busings leaders
icaderswho shall give totthOjWorld ho
best > ei vice possible eiowncdbj ethlcalf
impulses and Weals
lUiln hall md general elemental
violence did not suffice to keep the Y
Jf C A tui tleis under covci otlier
than unibiellas thli moinln With a
realisation Ithat gieat quantities ot
hustle wouUH beiequttod to get tu
ncces aij < 1EO 000 before tho rcmalt
Ing three das of the canvass hail
ended thcj got to vvoik cailj and
vlfiorouylv and kept tne ground vvaun
undei thoil feet
lodaj tomouow and vAednesdaj
promise to btjjhot in fctlt Lake Cit
regaidlc > s of the vvcatlur Ever > pros
pect who bus b n standing off the
Committee foi n tew da s will
have it put iWit up to him hard
from now on nnd if ho able t6 es
cape he will be a bhong chiiaeter in
deed
Now enthusiasm vas put Into the
campaign todav as a result of state
ments Jfiom wellknown niinisters and
others all rot vvhom come out Miong
ly Hfaorof thepopcstlon Craii
marr P J Moran of tho Commercial
club campaign committee will not
listen to any suggestion that the Com
mereiaHcub and the citlens of Salt
Lake will falltdovvn on thelcampalgn
It IB not to be considered for a
minute ho sas We hae neveBifalled
on a Tils thing bctoie and we do not
porpose to makP our JirstAfaiIue on
tills You cinvtake it from me that we
shall have that HOOQ beforf0uo clock
Wednesday night Theie will be notli
Ing else than that We want it nnd wo
ntond to geL It
Commlttecmens some otwhoni havo
not betir able toglvcTtne desired time
to v > ork in the post will diop ll holds
on busines this weekend make tho Y
M C lA canvass theli onlj buslncssi
With these rebiilt getters in the harj
iie8 and siraining ogalns t the collar
cerj minute something Is bound to
glvo waj
lr
1 n
f
orricEns ASOKNT IN BUDEOOX
Omaha Maj 10 Capt Chandler md
Lieut Ware of tho United States
signal ccrp asiended at IJit Omaha
n United States atmj signal balloon
No IJ lit 1130 this morning Thej ev
ficct d to r nialn up until 6 oclock Jn
the evening The wind was fiom ihe
southeast twiTcniiliey made the ascent
Kidnapers of Billy Whitla Col
lapsed sWhen Court Pro
nounced Their Doom
LIFE IMPRISONMENT EOR HIM4
f
WifeGotTwentyifiye YearsFine
Of 5000 andCosts of
TheProsecution
Counsel Made a flea fop Mercy
Husband Hart Nothingto Saj
WlfcSalcfSlicDldnt DoIt
jlorcer Fa Jlay 10 Jamas S BoVs
i as sentenced today to lire imiirfson
mont in the Wcslein penltcntlaryat
Pltlbbuig for tlio kidnaping tBlUy
Whitla I it3 Bojlc indicted as Mniy
iDoo ioceicd a sentence i of 23 yeaig
ivlth a nnejif jfaop nndrthc Coits oltho
jproaecutton Boyle did not create itho
ccno In court ho hud threatened and
did not utter a ordprior to iijs sn
tcnco Ilif countcl however ma4oa
plea for both Boylfvandhis lreasK
liigt leniency in both cases Ho staled
that untiljia icccnt period the tjxtieniQ
penalty rorkidnapjng liiHhisstato was
10 > yoars and ip > 1fw ofHli faci that
tho boy hadlbcen rcvtcdlwlHi every >
consideration ami that alt ciro hffd
beort taken not to inflict umiecesaafy
mental anjrulsh nfpon the parents h i
felt leniency wight bo naKedfor with
pioprlety
BOTH COTjLiAPSBD
Both Bo > le andhls lfo CoUapseiI
completely uporf hearing iheir efi
tentes pionounced Whcni they wera
sTiiilcd back io the jail fumillie com it
room 13o > loUnanaged to Talkivltha
slHtanco don t7ie stepst b ut mjSon
srcaching Iho frontidomriietfecaiiiolirnp
and unabletOjStau jHOWaaUlftcdll to
the oldt shloned omliibus inrwhlcliVthe
orSr have been transported for
days between the vcouithouso
andjtho fall Vhnhe was placcdiupon
the scatliuldo thtvehciet
for a moment unsupported and1 toll
nottrj tout0t it beforp ho T as caught
tH v asaUterly u jlobloito svipppr litni
selCi and had to < beheld all Mho vayjto
the jairamVcrffiictCw hisfccll <
Mrfc iBojloVvaaCvomiti orsp cnndt
tlDiir heip asr finable itojwaljt olvir the V
na was carhed by Sheriff fOhcss and
Ciller of Policej lvoi morV down tlSeVi
jniffhts of stalts toithojstieet Shotwai
llfted into the omnibus and nhenHhu
jaiwas reached she was again lifted
out bv heseoftlcers anilfcarried tosher
e s wiipt violontlj
handcufts weic placed on either pris
oner on the journey back to their coll i
land1 it was consldei ed unnecessary to
manacle them in the condition they
wic in
After Judge ailllar off counscPfoi the
Bojles liadcompleted hlb pleajfor len
iency In behalf of Ills clients Judgo
jAVHlinnis toldi Boyle to stand up and
asked him if ho had anything to say
as to why scntenee should not be pro
inounccd Bojle meicly said
BOYIjft JUS XOT1IING TO SAY1
t liavotnoti > and shookhfshead
Judge William then addiessed tho
prKotierv and told him of tho heinous
Tmtuie of the cilmcf of lwHlch he Had1
been1 com irted T ic court said
irr Bojle thccrlnie of child steal
ing in ancient tlmcsfwaVplinlshnbld by
death In Pennsylvania tho taw is
mor < lenient
The jud e said ithadubeen btated
bv the attoinojs you took Rood caliJ
of him becauselfeWas rouiprize pack
atre You had to treat him 1woll ho con
llmipd to Kct hat money was de
manded Slneo jour anest TC hato
Investigated jour lecord Ve find r > ou
havp been cpm Ictctl in jrorcer county
courts prelously to > DUI arrest for
kldnaplnir You ha o been charged
with larcenv leceitlnpr stolon goodE
issault andtbiilteiy and Aicaplnff from
iail and many other shadyi transac
tlons Allitthese luue had their In
nucnco vith thls court in rnakintr w
omi to the decision that vo liavo
reached that j our punishment shalt be
Lho imtlmum sentence ImprisonlTicnt
Tor life
After tho entonce had been Imposed
in Bojle he ajosc and said to tho
ourt your honor > ou aro rons about my
v
ecoid
I think1 not It Is a matter of couft
ecord replied the judge
When 3Iis Boyle as qrdeiod to
stand up jto i prclve sentence sheas
isUed it she had anvthing to ay
I did nqt doit and I think the Al
ienee upon which J was conylcted was
crv fllirisy she said
That wai n jmttT for Uio Jurv to
Jeclde1 Mtfil Judge Williams andtlion
r abiietievIeiv of the case heim
the sentence
JtYSTERIOUS THIRD TBHSOX
irercor Pa Stay 10 According ii
Jimmy1 Bo > Io the mysterious third
Jelson invoUed in the AVhltla Mdnay
HK caso uill be nampd suon afterJim
iiy BOJ le and lilswrife teach the nes > t
sin penitentiary at PIttsburg to which
hey wore sentenced today > Bojle has
sngagcd a Pittsburgf lawyer of high
itandtnt to take charge of his case
sidnaplng case but In another chargo
f a scriousnaturo also
Boyle paid today that the statement
10 would Issue fnouh his attorney
vould startly Pi country He sald
10 realised now that ho and his wfe
lad made a mistake in not making
he matter publicsoon after thoarrest
jut he said both Helen and jhaye
xen bluffed Into the delusion that by
ceeplng silent everything would jbo
nade all right and we would escapu
vith sentences of not more than a year
iach with special privileges accordedt
11 during our Imprisonment TteaUziuV
> ur mistake wo hayo now taken tho
rllminary s eps to defeat the manl
est plan oftthosQ Interested In keeping
lie name of thlstother party tjulet W °
mve theiS eam roller golng nowaud
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