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IKE 1 HE METALS KETALSSilver
I l Silver WHc M per onnre onnreCopptr onrfi r j 1 J J THE WEltTHan 5 c
Copptr Lead 14 37S i i ii45 per per 1W per pound pounds 100 F pounds New I THE SAL SALT T LAKE HERALD Fair FairESTABLISHED pa paSTABLTSgD IFOR SATfl LA353 LA353Fair 1
I ESTABLISHED JUNE 6 187t SALT LAKE CITY UTAH < SATURDAY MAY 9 1903 PRICE FIVE FIVE CENTS
E4 i EXPLOSIVES EXPLOSIVESDISCOVERED EXPLOSIVESDISCOVERED EXPLOSIVESD
DISCOVERED DISCOVEREDAnother D IS COVE RED REDAnother
I
Another Outbreak at Saionica Is IsMore IsMore IsMore
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More Than Probable ProbableRUSSIA ProbabJeI ProbabJeRUSSIA
4 4RUSSIA I
RUSSIA IS NOT DISTURBED DISTURBEDTTJBKBY DISTUR DISTURBEDTURKBY ED EDs EDTURKEY
s
TURKEY BELIEVED TO T HATE HATESITUATIOX HAVESITUATIOX KAfVBSITUAT
SITUATIOX SITUAT ± OW WELL DT D HAD 1IA1fDI 1IA1fDSaJontca rTATTDSaionica
I
+ + + + + + + + 4 4Salonica + + + + + + + + + + + +
+ Saionica May SAn An additional addltioDaJt addltioDaJtquantity addIttonaItquntlty +
4 quantity of explosives has been + 4
4 4 discovered dIscovr here and many mines mlneare mIn mInare +
+ are believed to exist A fresh out 4 +
+ hr break ak is I feared fearedST tearedST fearedC +
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
C T PETERSBURGMay fcrNptwith 8NotWlthIltandinC 8vNotwfthh 8vNotwfthstandIng
ST h standing the recent rec nt serious eOO events eVeAtJIn eveutIn
in Macedonia The th Russian foreign torellDotllee foreignoMee
office does do not regard tbe situation as 1
pelng being disquieting di q etln basin buill its belief in inunshaken fl
h unshaken faith of the other loyal IoyIPowers
powers particularly concerned Russia Ia
Holds hflid that the Bulgarian governments govemanentattitude governmentsattitude
attitude is correct and that it te I im impoglble finPossible
possible to prevent revolutionary bands bandscrossing baDd8C10181ng bandsClORsing
crossing the frontier into Turkey or to towholy toVholy toWboly
wholy check the patriotic movement
Austrias loyalty is likewise likewl e unques ¬
tioned t Her difficult domestic situation situationrenders situationrenfier sttuatlonrefldem
renders the prospect of international
difficulties > peculiarly distasteful to her herand h hand r rand
and consequently on e tly Macedonian events eventsmust eventsmust evithmust
must alone determine the situation
They do not presage a general revolt
this year April was the most qM t danger dangerous dangerOii r rOue ¬
ous Oii period the weather wetb r in that month montht
t favoring insurgent operations while
Turkey was w wa still unable to mobilise mobUl her
troop in the field hf and apparently is ismeeting imttUng Ismeeting
meeting the situation The m present at
7 titude of the Russian government may
be summed up as aMpeful hopeful and reserved
The > situation however does not war war warrant i
rant predictions pred1ctJotTurks
1
Turks Are Patient PatientConstantinople PatientConstantinople
I
Constantinople May 8 IThe The attempt attemptmade att attemptThde Pt Ptm
made m de Wednesday by bya a band sf f Bulgari Bulgarians BUI Bulgarlan ¬
ans an to blow up a powder magazine ma at
Mona tir caused a panic in that town I
The shops were instantly closed ed It is iselIeyed
believed Ueved the attack was u made with a aview avIew aView I
view of provoking reprisals rep The mili military mliitary ¬ I Itary
tary authorities however cordoned the theMohammedan theohammedJl theMohammedan
Mohammedan quarter quart r and prevented
the AfuBsehnans JI hlUUI8 from getting out All Allthe Allthe Allthe
the consulates were furnished turnJ bed with withguards withguardf withguards
guards The attacking partywhich partywhichwas Party which wbkhW
was W surprised by the Turkish troops troopsultimately troopaultimatfly troopsUltimately I
ultimately fled after a number of men JR
had been killed or wounded woundedAlbanians woundedb oundedAlbnfans
1
b
Albanians Banished BanishedBerlin Banishedrlin BanishedBerlin
Berlin rlin May 8 3A A dispatch received
here from tro Constantinople announces announcesthat annoa annoathat announcesthat
that the Turkish Turld8htroope troops occupied ApekAlbania Apek ApekAlbania
Albania the headquarters of the ant sultans 8111tanl anttans ¬
tans reform commission which was wasthreatened wasthreatened wasthreatened
threatened by hostile Albanians with without without without ¬
out opposition oppositionThe
The twentytwo Albanian chiefs
leaders of the reforms ret who wh ho wre Wft re recentiy re recently z zfntly ¬
cently arrested arreet af t Prtorend rIprW reaA AJbwria AJbwriahaxe 41baih 4J
hn h haxe Ve e been banished to < o MosnU JII IITurkey AalattcTurkey Aalattc AtfcTurkey J
Turkey TurkeyHONORS
n CI CIHOHiOR5 1
HONORS FOR UTAHKS UTAHKSXyman UrAHHSt UrAHHSLyman UTAUNSLyman
t i
Lyman and Chamberlain l Tkke > Pel Peltowships Fe Felowahips Pellowahips
lowahips at Cornell CornellProfeesor CornelLProfessor
Professor Richard R R Lyraan of the thestate tbe8tlltt thestate
state university > who is dow on onleaveof onleaveofsbllt ot leaveof leaveofabsence leaveofibsnce I
absence sbllt > nce and has been studying at Cor Cornell CorJf1J Carii ¬
nell ii during the past school year has been beenM beenarded beensw4rded
M warded a felloWship In engineering < by
the th Cornell 0 1I faculty r ulty Professor Lyman Lymanwas LJIIaDHS Lymanwa8 I
was HS one of elKht applicants and received receivedthe receiYedtht receivedthe
the award by unanimous vote The tel fellowship tellowship ¬
lowship is for the t e school year 19844 and ADd2R
IK valued valu at at1n 1301 1301In nJ nJIn
In fne same me institution Ralph V VChamberlain Yhambfrialn Vhamberlain
< Chamberlain a graduate of the Tni Tnivprsity rlllfNtit PalrsItY
vprsity fNtit rsItY of Utah in 3S 5 and an instructor instructorIn
In the L 1 D S university now on leave leaveof leaveof
of absence has b been awarded rded a fellow fellowship reDow1t ¬
1t ship hll fn n science This fellowship Is ateo ateofor ah10ftr ahofnr
for the year 191364 and iafor is for the amount amountJoOX amountMr
JoOX It Mr Chamberlain L has been beend en end
fd d by b the department of agriculture agrirupturetotk to toakr toakf
akr tk nome Investigations on the spread spreadrf preaddlseaaMs
rf > t diseases by the mosquito lD08CIultoCZOlGOSZ mosquitoCZOL60SZ
w
CZOlGOSZ IS STILL STILLHELD STillHELD STILLHELD
HELD A PRISONER PRISONERLos
Los Angeles Ancel CaL May 8 8John 8Johnzolgn 8Johnzoignea John JohnCxolgosz
Cxolgosz zolgn z brother of Leon Czolgos C lgo a the theAnarchist thetnarcbllt thenarchiat
Anarchist narchiat who killed President preslcl t McKIn McKInley lcKlnJt McKinhy
ley Jt > Is still in confinement After Ms Msarrest Illsa
arrest a rrfcst Csolgoas agreed that it might be beto leto 1 1to
to his own Interests tJI to remain at the thestation tbestation theMation
station until after the president left the thecity thedty theit3
city it3 but expressed a wish that as lit little lIttit littie ¬
tit > publicity as possible be given the thematter thematt thenattPr
matter matt r Captain of Detectives Fradish Fradishagreed Fradtaad Fradtshegreed
agreed d fed to this and the man was f given glV4ftomfortable givencmfortabIe e ecomfortable
comfortable quarters in the city prison prisonHe prtsGftHe prts4ntHe
He will be released Saturday Saturdayn SaturdayALDER3SCAN SalurdayALDERJLAX SaturdayALDRKAN
n
ALDER3SCAN INDICTED INDICTEDColorado DrDICTEDolurado INDICTEDCOlorado
Colorado Springs Colo Cob May Ma s IAlder IAlderman MAhiernafl AWer AWerj
man j n J C St John president l of the dty cityct dtyuncil dtycouncil
ct council < > uncil of Colorado Springs was thin thinnoon I Inoon I
noon Indicted by the grand jury now nowin nowIn
in session ion investigating city and county countyaffairs QuIltYafalnt countyaffairs I t
affairs on five counts charged wttb wit be being beIng ¬
ing unlawfully interested jnt ftStEod in a arontrad public publiccontract uNic uNiccontract beI
contract He was w arrnted and gave gavebond gavebond e ebond
bond in the sum of 93 SM with D B BKalrley Bol Batrley
ol Kalrley rley and E W Oiddings as bomte bomter bond bond21I
JI JIT 21I I
JIWENXBR T + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 1
+ 4 4
+ r WENHBB ISLAND LOQATSD LOQATSDf LOA D DSpecial +
4 +
4 f Special to The Herald HeraldOgcle +
4 4 Ogden May 8 1111 Mrs U J 7 Wen Went WeDner Wenncr +
+ t ner has further perfected her herf herclaim herclaim +
+ f claim to Fremont island often ofteDall oftencalled + f
+ f called < all Wenner island in Great Salt Saltlake Saltlake + t tf
+ f lake by Wing location notices taJI tajiing + f ft
+ Ing up the land for placer clal clalThlrt7oDe claims + t
4 t Thirtyone of these notice were weref wereftled wereflied + >
+ f filed yesterday with the cornty re ivcorder + i icorder Icorder
+ corder and the tb land described decritedtakes + I
+ 4 takes in all of Fremont Island ex exf cxcept +
+ f cept a portion which < h Mrs > Wehner Wehnerf We rennerhad ner nerbad + 1 j
+ f had previously purchased from the therailroad tberailroad 4 4railroad
+ railroad company The island land landaluable Is + f ff
4 f valuable for pasture and for sev sevf severa +
+ 4 f eral years has supported a large largeflock la laflock +
+ 4 flock of sheep the property pro rty of Mrs n nW 4 f ff
4 f Wenner W nner The island is also rich in Indeposits 4 4t 4 4deposits
+ t deposits of guano and under the theruling theruling + f
+ 4 ruling of the interior department departmentthis + f ff
+ f this substance is a mineral and aadI andhence + f fhence
I + hence Mrs Wenners eDIItr location nn 4
TWk 4 + der the title of placer claims c + f t 1
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + t + +
RUSSJ4SEEMS RUSSJ4SEEMSLOATH RUSSIAt RUSSJtTSEEMSLOMH SEEMS SEEMS101THTO
LOATH 101THTO TO LEAVE LEAVENew
4 4New I
New Chwang Manchuria Reen Reentered Reentered Reentered ¬
tered by a Large Force ForcePOWERS ForcePOWERS ForcePOWERS
POWERS ARE ANXIOUSAGAIN ANXIOUSAGAINSBCrRBTAIlY ANXIOUS AGAIN AGAINtSB
4 4sBaRThiY
tSB SBCrRBTAIlY sBaRThiY Y HAY s SAID TO FA FAVOR FAVOR PAVOB ¬
VOR A TRIPLE ALLIANCE ALLIANCEpEJCING ALLIANCEI ALLIANCEPEiC1NG ALLIANCEThE1NG
C I
ThE1NG pEJCING May S SThe The Russians it A Aannounced taDQouneed
PEiC1NG
1 announced have reoccupied New NewChwang Ne NeClnq NecThwang
Chwang with a large force and andhave JMIve ftfldhave
have ve Also put a garrison in the f forts fortsct fortsat rte rteat
at the mouth of the Liao river They Theyre Tile Tileare Theyare
are re further reported to be making ex extensive axteua1 ¬
tensive teua1 warlike preparations preparationsT
T The news ne of Russian activity which whichcomes whichcomes Hell HellI
i comes from a most trustworthy source sourceat macceat ree reeat
i at N New Ne w Chwang adds that on their re return re reI return ¬
I turn to New Ohwang Chwan the Russian troops troopsbrought troopsbrought
i brought brOUChtwJtlt with them several large guns gunsA
i I A large force fo has h been ordered to re Ioccupy reoncupy
j occupy Tien Chwang Chwa Tal The Rue Ruai Rueeian
i slang eian have 140M H troops between the themouth themouth
mouth ot o the Liao river and Port Ar Arthur Arthur ¬
thur thurThe thurTbe thurThe
The n Russians ans are reported to be con concentrating eonCefltrating ¬
centrating forces on the hill near Lisa LiaoLung LlaoLu LisaLung
Lung Lu commanding the road row between betweenthere betweenthere
there tho thofre fre and the Talu river and they have havearranged havearraDtfltd havearrand
arranged to have a large quantity of ofprovisions ofpr ofprviaions
provisions pr > vt lon delivered at New Chwang ChwangA Chwangdizpattth
A dispatch from an official at New NewChwang NeWhwang Newhwang
hwang says indications point strongly stnmgiyto
to these theaeacthe active preparations bein being in intended inten4edto Intended ¬
tended ten4edto to guard ard against operatkwe operatkweagainst operattea operatluesagainst
against a 1ISt the Russians in Manchuria lIianch
TRIPLE TRnLB ALLIANCE PROPOSED PHOPOSEDjHay PROPOSED PROPOSEDi PROPOSEDHay
Hay i Wants to Join Forces With WithJapan WithJapan
Japan and Great t Britain BritainWashington BritainWashln BritainWashington
Washington Washln on May 8 SThe The state de ¬
partment has received official confirma ¬
lion from its agents in China of the t e in
crowe of the Russian garrison in New N
Chwang Ch wag Manchuria and there the is rea ¬
son to believe it President Roosevelt Roo
approves that it is preparing to take takevigorous taJtevigorous takevigorona
vigorous steps In the matter Secre ¬
tary Hay is in communication with
President Roosevelt In California and andupon andupo andUpon
upon the latters decision the secre ¬
tarys tary course will depend It is stated
that the department has had its pa ¬
tience taxed by the course of events In
Manchuria and that it now contem contemplates contemplates cootemplateg ¬
plates more radical dlcal step than any whieh whieheen
has heretofore marked the negotiations
between een the powers on this subject The Theproposed Thepropo TheprOpoef
proposed ed step st4 contemplates Joint action action
by Japan England and the United
States Preceding Pr lng negotiations have
been b en hampered by b tile inability of this thisgovernment thisgovernment thisgovermen
government to act Jointly with other othernations otbernations
nations tions without violating its traditions traditionsout
tint out It Is now hikied that some plan of ofcooperation ofcooperation ofCOOperatio
cooperation with England and Japan Japanmay Japantony
may be b devised which win n have the ef ¬
fect of convincing the Russian govern government governmont
I
ment of the united determination of the
three nations to insist upon Russias Russiasevacuation RmeIasevacuation i
evacuation of o Manchuria ancftqr while not ac i
tually committing tins United States to toa toa toa
a formal ajliance amanceHad aJlIanceHad
I IHad
Had a Saving Clause ClauseThis ClauseThis
This programme is subject to the a apnfval 9 I
pnfval PftioIal pr val of the armMeMt Jfit U I it is not t
to J okedupcm laked ked upon pen wlthfavor w1thftnolby wIth orby by hfnvthe brnt sta s ta j I
department may fall back uponits upon its for forIne i imer
mer Ine method of individual representa representation a I Ition
tion to Russia and ask another ex explanation cxpianation ¬ I
planation of the happenings in Man Manchuria Manehtr1a ¬ I
churia In weh 1 1Ch event Russias Rus ias answer
is i already forecasted by the officials
here Under the Russian representa
tion to the powers the troops were to to3ve
have 3ve wlth4rawn from New Chwang Cinvangone
JUF one month ago today It is under understood uBderBtcwcl Underitod ¬
stood as a matter of fact that a por ¬
tion of the Russian force was with wlthwn withawn ¬
drawn awn wn from barrack In the city to
tents outside It is presumed from
Peking Pekl advices advl eS that these troops have havenow bavenow havenow
now returned to the city However it1 it1Is it
Is pointed out that Russia ia employed a asaving avlng asaving
saving vlng clans cia in the promise to with withdraw withdraw withdraw ¬
draw from Manchuria the language langu be being
in ing provided however that the action actionof
of other powers shall not stand In the theway theay
way ay Russia It is understood now nowclaims no nowclaims
claims that the proviso was violated by
Japan when she he mobilized her fleet and andotherwise andotherwble andotherwise
otherwise showed signs of military militarypreparations militarypreparations militarypreparations
preparations which were construed co as asa asa asa
a menace to Russia RussiaWarning RussiaWarniBg RussiaWarning
Warning From China ChinaAccompanying ChinampanTin ChinaAccompanying
Accompanying mpanTin < the news of the re reoccupation reocnpaUon reoccupation
occupation of New Chwang comes a awarning aarnlng awarning
warning from our agents in China tnat tnatth tltthe t tt
th t the Russian attitude is injuring the thechances thechaDC4S thechances
chances of the treaty which Mr Con Conger ConJJer Conger ¬
ger and Consul General Goodnow have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been negotiating with China involving involvingthe
the opening to America trade of the theports theport theports
ports of TakuShan and Moukden in inManchuria InJIIaD InManchuria
Manchuria JIIaD < hurla The latest advices adv are that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the treaty is already practically lost lostowing lostolng lostowing
owing to Russian opposition This fact factis factIs factIs
is construed to give the United Unit States Statesa
a direct interest in what hat is happening happeningin
in Manchuria ManchuriaBaron ManchurIaBaron
Baron Sternberg the German minis minister minister minister ¬
ter and Sir Michael Herbert the Brit British British
ish arabaMador both called at the thelieved thestate theState
state department today It was be believed believed
lieved that f their visitswere vJ ite were in some somedegree so socletree son sondegree
degree connected with t te 0 Manchurian Manchuriansituation M Manchurlnttuation nchurl n nJltuaUOn
situation situationMEANS JltuaUOnBANSWAR ttuationMEANS
MEANS BANSWAR WAR WITH CHINA CHINATFSew CHINAView CHINAView
View Taken T k8D of the Matter by byCeles byCelestial Celes Celestial i itial
tial Diplomat DipwmatLondoa DiplomatLondon DiplomatLondon
London Londoa My Jliay 8 8Mae The announcement announcementfrom
from Peking Pekl g that the Russians have havereoccupied havereoecupfed9 havereoccupted
reoccupied New Chwang must t not be beunderstood beUndenltood beunderstood
understood as implying that they ever everfully everfulls
fully full evacuated the place The news is istaken IslaUn istahen
taken here te mean that the town has hasbeen baabeen hasbeen I
been reoccnpied by the force Ute tfeewithdrawal Utewithdraw thewithdrawal
withdrawal of which was announced tat tatApril litApril
April when the Russians Rus lan said that all a11tho allth
the th troops except the men necessary necessaryTor necess8r7fr lIt1
Tor th the pofiee poce guard had been removed remoedTIle removedThe
The Russian proceedings at New NewCh N NawChwal w wChwaa
Ch Chwaa Chwal watt are attributed to Chinas re refusal re reiu remeal ¬
meal W TO comply with the demands demandswhich demandswhteb i
which Russia recently submitted submittedThe submittedThe submittedThe
The Chinese Cblne ambassador amba Ndor here in an aninterview aninterview I IInlervle
interview is quoted as saying ylu he has hasnot hunot hasnot
not received official confirmation of the theRussian theRun theRuian
Russian action at New Chwang If Iftrue Iftrut Iftru
true tru l 1C added it means that Russia Russiafrfii RussiaIll Russianrn
frfii Ill eventually occupy the whole hoIe prov province provineUld preyInca ¬
Inca ineUld and though tho b China is not prepared preparedfor
for war she probably will resent any anyattempt an anattempt anytenittoiothis
attempt tenittoiothis to do this I
TE i THE DOCTORS WILL l 1A ATTACK TTACi LORENZ lORENINEW
4 VTEW NEW 1 EW YORK May 8 8FoIl Following Fonowh the criticisms crltlcla1s of Profess Professor Adolph AdolpbLorents +
4 Lorenxs bloodless method of reducing cooenttal congenital nltal hip dislocation dl locatlonat +
4 4 at the convention of the Amerlean Medical Medical association a in inso insothiil session sessionth 4
4 + this th week at New Orleans Orlea a concerted ed attack upoa the Austrian savant vaat vaat8Eem8 + 4stems
+ 4 stems scheduled for the sixth triennial congress 9t t American physicians pbysIdansand 4 9and
+ and surgeons which to 1 to be held next week at Washington says the theHerald theHerald +
4 Herald HeraldDr HeraldDr 4 4Dr
+ Dr Newton Shatter the treasurer of tbe organization o lzation says saysIt +
4 It is a pity that there should be any question about the good that thatProfessor thatProfessor +
+ Professor Lorenzs trip did All of his patients tlent8 have benefited by the theerer s so soverer +
4 verer methods shown to be feasible by Professor Profe tOr Lorenz despite tern temporaiy 4 4
4 porary paralysis occasionally resulting All the cases that fell under undermy 4 9 9my
+ my personal pt > rsonal observation did well About the death of one patient ill taFbiladelphia inPbiiadeipha 4 +
4 Philadelphia I do not understand thrt this unlo unoaTd ard result was due to toProt toProesr 4 +
+ Professor Prot r Lorenzs operation 4 +
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + TT + +
t p 1REP PREPARING EP AIDING FOR THE TH PRESIPErS PRESI3E PRESIDETIJTS > EIJT S VISIT
No 2 2The The Orator Orat r
COLLAPSE GOLL PSE AT DENVERSeveral DENVER DENVERSeveral DENVERSeveral
Several Persons Injured When Whenan
an Old Ramshackle Build Building Building Building ¬
ing Went ent Down DownDenver DownDenver DownDenver
Denver Colo May 8 ITh The building at atllo
1510 to 1514 14 Larimer street occupied by byMichaelson byMlchaelson
MJchaelson Bros clothing store with a arooming arooming arooming
rooming h house tiee on the second floor col collapsed llapsed os oslapsed ¬
lapsed a few minutes mlnut before S oclock oclocktonight ocJotktonllht ocohktonight
tonight Several persons were injured injuredbut bijur bijur1put Iuitirebat
but so far as known k own nobody was killed killedTbe ktlledTIte killedThe
The most seriously injured are areMrs je jeMrs ajeMrs
Mrs Thomas McK McKnon rnon injured in internally IntffJUllly internally ¬
ternally may die dieE dieE
E E 2 Doan > oan Florence Cole lo right tee
broken scalp Ip wounds woundsThomas woundsrboma woundsThomas
Thomas XcKernon cernoi ort wiHHH te 4 hsad hsadGeOrge e d dQe d doGe8r
oGe8r Qe GeOrge rge e HebMiin Florence cIo scalp sealiiweumte scalpundB scalpwunds
weumte wundsSeveratl weumteSeveral undB
Several Sevr1 others were e slightly hurt hurtTne h hurtThe rt rtTfie
The bunding was being remodeled and andthe andthe andthe
the temporary supports were not properly properlyplaced properlya properlyKcKerDOll properlyplaced
placed placedMcKernow placedMcKernon a
McKernow who itf iIJIIn ah a Iron molder em employed emploYed employed ¬
ployed at the Queen City foundry had hadrooms badrooms hadrooms
rooms in the second story of the build building buildIng buildlug ¬
ing Doa and Hefoerlhr w wuoe WEre re passing on onthe onthe Oflthe
the sidewalk when the accident occurred occurredThe occurredt occurredoi occurredThe
The loss on n the b building i which was wasthe wasthe
the t property oi of f H W Wiener ie ielarge h is not notlarge notlarge
large as It was an old and cheap Struc Structure ruc ructure ructure ¬
ture The Michaelsens estimate the thedamage thedam thedamage
damage dam ge to their stock at 40009 400086a1Ja 40009SCOTTISH 40OOeSCOTTISH
6a1Ja 6a1JaSCOTTISH
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS MASONSDelegates MASONSDelegates MASONSDelegates
Delegates Coming to Salt Lake From FromWyoming FromWyoming PromWyoming
Wyoming and Colorado ColoradoSpecial ColoradoSpecial ColoradoSpecial
Special to Th The Herald HeraldCheyenne HeraldCheeDIH HeraldCheyenne
Cheyenne Wyo May S 4A A delegation delegationof
of Masons will leave here tomorrow tOlD lrow for forSalt forSalt forSalt
Salt Lake LakeCtty City where the Utah consist consistory consistory consistory ¬
ory will be instituted ln next week In the theparty thete theparty
party will be f Judge f J A Riser ht Judge JudgeC J JudgeC I IC
C N Potter te Judge Tense Knight P S SCook SC3ok
Cook C ok > E W Stone Charles Argesheimer ArgesheimerC
C B and Emit Richardson H L Hurd Hurdand Hurdand Hurdand
and Professor 80r H C Beeler Cheyenne CheyenneM
M P Wheeler Casper C H Jacobson Jacobsonland lacobsonand Jacobsonand
and Thomas L Shears Denver The last lasttwo lasttwo lasttwo
two are members of the Colorado con oonsistory consistory consistory
sistory and th tht thers > are from the Wyo Wyoming Wyomtng ¬ I Iming
ming consistory consistoryNECESSITY consistoryC consistoryNECESSITY
C IIiII IIiIINECESSITY
NECESSITY FOR FORACTION FORACTIONFreight ACTION ACTIONPreight ACTIONFreight
Freight Hates Cut a Figure in Bids BidsPor BidsFor BidsPer
For Coal Supplies SuppliesMadison SuppliesMadison
Madison Wis May IaySQQvernor 8 8Governor Governor La LaFollette LaFollette LaFollette
Follette today sent another message to tothe tothe
the legislature on the subject of freight freightrates freightrates
rates The message age results from rev revelations reyelaUons revelatlons ¬
elations in connection with the open opening opening openIng ¬
ing of coal bids yesterday The dealers dealersinserted dealersinserted dealersinserted
inserted bids making the prices subject subjectto
to freight rates Such a reservation reservationwag reservationWAIl
wag never made before and the gov governor governor governor ¬
ernor say > it prtrres pa ves conclusively conclu inl that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the railroad companies comanies instructed the theshippers thehippers theshippers
shippers to make contracts cont ts subject to toincreased toincreased toincreased
increased rates He says the necessity necessityfor
for the legislature to take action is Im Imperative illlIMtUve maporative ¬
perative so 38 e to prevent the roads roadsfrom roadstrom roadsfrom
from increasing inere slnr tariffs to offset increase increasein
in their tax taxCHARGE taXCEAGE
tuc e c
CHARGE c DISMISSED DISMISSEDSt DISM SSED SSEDSt
St St Louis May > 11 8 8Judge Judge Ryan in the thedistrict thedl thedistrIct
district dl trltt court today toda dismissed di8 d the thecharge thecharge thecharge
charge of contempt brought against againstJohn againstlohn againstJohn
John Flanagan a grand jury witness witnesswho wltl1NShad witnesswho
who had refused to answer a question questionregarding questionregardlag questionregarding
regarding legislative boodling asked by byCircuit b bClreult byCircuit
Circuit Attorney Folk Judge Jud e Ryan Ryanheld Ryanheld Ryanheld I
held that there must be further evi evidence cvidence ¬
dence connecting connec ting the offense ofre II8e with St StLouis StLouis
Louis before Flanagan could be com compelled COmpelled cornpelted ¬
pelled to answer the question here hereOiBf hereSHERIFF
OiBf i Hi HiSHERIFF
SHERIFF SHOT SHOTWestonia SHOTWestonla SHOTWestonla
Westonla Ia May S iCbarles Charles Math Matherson Mat Materson Matherson
erson who 110 belongs to a welltodo lam lamily tautfly
ily shot Deputy Sheriff J C Baker ker of ofCouncil r
Council Bluffs B lfts five times causing C8u 1ng fatal fatawounds fataJ fatalwounds
wounds when heR the officer o tried t to arrest arrestMatheraoB arrestMathersos
MatheraoB Xat elllOB at t the latters home here on ona ona
a charge of robbing a jewelry store storeMatherson storeMathel8OD starsMathersun 1
Matherson escaped escapedDAVID esapedI esapedA escapedDAVID I
DAVID A VID TVTTTLS DEAD DEADOtawa DBADOtaw
Otaw Ont May 8Davld SD Davld rid Mills jus justice Justice ¬
tice of the supreme court and former formerminister formerminister
minister tet of justice in the Laarier got government PVernment goternrnent ¬
ernment died suddenly here tonight ton bt It Itis Itis
is thought that the bursting burd of a blood bloodvessel bloodveuel bloodvessel
vessel was w the cause of tdeatb death He was I
71 years yea of age and an was w regarded as asthe asthetpe the thehighest thehighest
highest t constitatiomal authority in the theDominion
Dominion
e
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+ +
+ REWARD OF 1OOO 1OOOf +
4 j + 1 1LoraiaD
9 f Lorainy LoraiaD O May S IThe The county 4 4eommlboners
+ 4 eommiasloners have offered 1 11eward flOI 19M 19Mf +
j
4 f reward for Information leading to tof tothe tothe +
+ f the arrest t of the murderer of Aga Agatha Agetha +
4 + tha Relchlin who was found dead deadf deadIn deadIn +
+ f In her bed early on the morning of off ofMay ofMay +
+ f May 1 It is understood the theKnights + f ff
+ f Knights of Columbus a Catholic Catholicff Cat Catholicorganization ollc +
+ f organization will also offer a award re reward reward +
+ ward of 1000 Little if ailS afYprQgTtss ailSprogress + t
4 + progress prQgTtss is apparently being beingmade beingmadetoward made madef +
9 f toward a sofutlon of GtUe the mystery mr mysteryt tery +
+ + + + + + + + + t + + + + + + + + i +
REFUSED TO JAI A letllOROFORM letllOROFORMI
I
Ed Johnson Undergoes a aP PainfulOperation inful peration at a alocal Local Hospital HospitalGrittediHis HospUalGritted HospitalGrItted
GrittediHis Gritted His teethifind teeth and mf Bore B re the Torture Tortureof Tortureofthe of ofSorge ofthe
the Surgeon Sorge j Knife
1 OR a display disp of real grit grit Ed EdiJOh John Johnson n ¬ I Is
FOR 1 son s sthi n of Seattle Wash Wa b h hIdTh hIdThrecord hpWf 1d1 Jfl The Therecom e erecord
record A few days Ago he sub submitted s sobmitted ¬
mitted t t to two painful inl operations 0 ton8 in h a alcaI a alocal
local 1 hospital without wIhout taking an anthetloof aaaes aaaestKetlciaf
tKetlciaf teth 11Qptl t Xny ny kn kind StretchingoutHp Str taetehIng tkDga out outujkiit outujkiitteOpeatMgtabtaJgttfod ii Qe
the teOpeatMgtabtaJgttfod e oj 0Ugt1J > eratl s tMaJSs grtt t ed His 18 teettf teettfand teet teetaD teetland
and aD bore the te pain while whie a surgeon s gencut gencuttw cut cuttwo cuttwO
two tw abscesses
abcsses from his neck neckAn neckAn
An abscess had formed fored on either etther sI sIof le leof
of the back of the neck heck The Th he patient pttt patiexItwas patientwas I
was informed that they would haVe bav ha to tobe tobe tobe
be removed with wih a knife and ha son sonsented sonsented n nsnted
sented snted When the time tme came cme for the theoperation theopraton theOperation
operation opraton the th patient ptent refused rfuS to take takechloroform takechloroform takechloroform
chloroform or ether He declared deare he hewas hewas hewas
was more mor afraid of the anaesthetic anaestheticthan
anattetlc anattetlcthan
than the pain and would not under tiner any anycircumstances ay aycircumstnces anycircumstances
circumstances circumstnces allow alow them tem to adminis administer dtlnls dlnlnister ¬
ter it itBRITISH I IBRITISH ItBRITISH
BRITISH WARSHIgTO WARSHIgTOVictoria WARSHlj TO TOHONOR < f fHONOR
HONOR RaOS RGcSVELT RGcSVELTVictoria ELT ELTVictoria
Victoria B C May Iay 8 81 8K H MJS MJSGrafton M 1 S SGrafon 5Grafton
Grafton Grafon fagship flagship of the British Britsh BriUshPactfiC BriUshPactfiCsquadron Pacific Pacificsquadron Paefc I
squadron left l f this afternoon aferon fdr fd 1 San SanFrancisco SanFrancisco
Francisco Frnclsco to form Cor orte 01 of the naval iiavalescort navalescort I
escort ecort which is to assemble assmble at a San SanFrancisco SanFrancsco SanFrancisco
Francisco Francsco during the vist of President PresidentRoosevelt Prdent PrdentRosevelt PresidentRoosevelt
Roosevelt Rosevelt This is the first ftrt occas4diiin occas4diiinwhich oceast esain esainwhich aln alnwhich
which a British Britsh warship wrship has ha been ben used usedon usd usedon
on a similar simiar function on the th Pacific PacificRear Paf PacIleRear I
Rear Admiral Bickford Bikford commanding commandingthe cJm conHnUdtrlthe Ir
I
the British Britsh naval forces on o the t thewith Pacific Pacificwith
with headquarters hedquarters at Esquimau Eulmalt Esqulmaitstarted pacfcl fca fcastarted
started to enroll tnrol a royal naval reserve reserveat ne
nva
at Esquimau Esuimal Men who have been bn die dlschargred ds dschargd diecharged I
charged chargd from the navy na vY ar are being beingformed beingformed eng 1
formed forme into a reserve rerve to engage enge In Intraining Intraining j
training for a short period priod each year Y8 to tobe tobe o
be b ready for services servlc if occasion1 ocaol 4e denianded 4ennded 4emanded I
nianded forces forcesOMAHA nnded forcesOMAHA the calling clng out of reserve reserveforces ree reeforces reserveforces
I G e eOMAHA I
OMAHA STRIKERS STRIKERSARE STRIKERSAREFEELING SARE ARE v vFEELING <
FEELING FEELNG PEACEFUL PEACEFULt PEACEF PEACEFULbrnaha Ul Ulma I
+ t t brnaha > maha ma a Neb May S SAt At a cn can 91 91ference + 1fererce
+ t fererice fererce this thisaternJ afternoon between btwn cn 9I 9IGovernor + f fGovernor t tGovernOr
+ Governor Mickey 11Okey and represerifa represenEatives elr era + f ft I
+ t tives tve of the te Business uBine Mens as a6 aeqo aeqoelation < t tt +
+ t elation clat on and of the labor lab unlqns u ns a k + f fplan I
4 plan of arbitration arb1tton was wR reached r ee > + f f4A I
4A 4 committee composed cOn of sevenf sevenfmen seven senmen sevenmen +
+ men each ech from frm the employerg empio and ani nf nfstrikers 4 4strikers 9strikers
+ strikers with wIh the te gtrV gem gOvernOr r 6r r rcairan as nschairman + r rf
+ f chairman cairan will wi act as a arbitrators abJttr 4 4f 9
9 f The committee commitee will wil be agreed asredin asredintoorrow upon 4 4f +
+ f tomorrow toorrowTEEN 4 4HTNETEEN
+ 444444 + + + + + + + + + + 4 + + + + + 4 4NETEEN
O <
HTNETEEN TEEN BODIES ODIS FOU FOUND FOUNDHuiitington POuNtHuntington
Huntington Huntngton W V Va Va afayA May Mayteen May N3 N3teen N4ne N4neteen
teen bodies bies have been bn recovered rev from fromEggleston rto ftoinEggleston n nEgleston
Egleston Eggleston tunnel One person p iwas iwastaken Id Idtken waOtaken
taken tken out alive aie last night adn and d may re recover recoer e ecover ¬
cover There may be five lve orstjc osbe or stg more morebodies morebdie morebodies
bodies bdie In the tunnel tunnelMACHEN I
1 c
4 4 + + + + + + 4 9 + + + + + + + + + + 4 4t +
I
+
t MACHEN MCHN IT OUT OUTWashington
I OpT
4 +
+ Washington May Iay 8 sPOw 8Postmaatar Postmaster +
9 t General Gerl Payne has ha relieved IHe AJ 4 T W 4 4f 9 9Machen 1
+ f Machen Mahen general genrl nuperIntendst uprqtet uperintend Kt < rf 4 4r +
9 r the te free delivery ddITer de1iver serrioe arc service1 pending padIg f 4 4f +
9 f the result reul of o t the pode postoflfcce denart depart t + f I
9 t ment investigation fnetsto and has h h as a 4 4t I
4 + t signed gned M 11 C Fosnes Fones formerly for ry di G 4 4etor +
9 itor hetor etor of posts psts in Cube Cub to taHef taHefr tl ta1e ta1eiarge + 1
+ r cpiarge iarge arge of the free fre delivery delver secvtc s ve veT + f
+ + + + + + + + + T + + + + + +
Getting G tUnr a friend fend to hold his feet he hegripped hegJPpe bejr1pje
gripped gJPpe the side of the te operating operatng table tableamd tableand
and a toM to the te surgeon surgep to cut Ct ahead Dur During DurIng DurJug ¬
ing the te painful plnful operation opertonthe the patient patientlajr ptent ptent1a patientla
lajr 1a perfectly p rtect quiet and ad bore the pain painW painWhen
W Wen When en tho the e ftpst ft abscess absee had had been beere beere1de p r rqMe re rede
1de qMe de < iJie told the te surgeon teen io iog gtf O uhdifl uhdiflwlQj ahebdwIte
wlQj wt the te pther ther one on right rght away aw T The Thedoetdr e edoctdr
doctdr however h concluded that his
weer conclude hi pa patient p patient ¬
tient tent had stood stod enough for one day dayTwo da daTwo dayTwo
Two days day later however the second secondabscess snd sndabscess secondabscess
abscess abscess was wa removed rmoYe In the same way wayThe wayThe wayThe
The pain was something awful awful said saidthe saidthe
the t epatent patient when seen on the street streetyesterday stret stretyeterday streetyesterday
yesterday yeterday but you dont get me to totake totake totake
take any anaesthetic aaethetc That sharp knife knifethe knifethe knifethedoctor
the thedoctor doctor used felt exactly exacty like lke a dull dullcrosscut dul dullcrosscut
crosscut saw going through tbrogh my m flesh fleshbut feh fehbut fleshbut
but I simply gripped the table tble and andstood andstood
stood moo It ItCOMMON It ItCOMMON ItCOMMON
COMMON PRACTICE PRACTICETO PRACTICETOBEAT TO TOBEAT TOBEAT
BEAT THE PATIENTS PATIENTST PATIENTSTopeka
9 T Topeka Kan May 1lay 8 8At At the thef th + 9state
+ f state insane insne asylum investigation Investgn Investgntoday + f ff
9 f today R R H Fairer FaroI an attendant atendant 4 f ff 4testified
+ f testified testfed that he had often ofen found foundf foun +
4 f It J necessary necessr to strike patients patientsf patient patientsThis +
+ f This practice prctce he said sid was wa a com common + f ft
+ 1 t mon one at the asylum The at attendat 4 4tendants 9
+ tendat tendants there ther according to the thev + 9te8tlmony
+ v testimony testmon3 today today have perfected a + f ff
4 f system which enables enabl them to es estr e +
9 tr cape cpe detection deteton in their attacks attcks on onhe on9the + f ffthe
fthe + he patients 4 4CONVICTS 9CONVICTS
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
I I
CONVICTS KILLED KILLEDIN KILLEDINPRISON IN INPRISON
PRISON STONE STONEQUARRY STONEQUARRYBoise QUARRY QUARRYBoise
Boise Boie Ida Ida May 1ay S 8Conict 8Convicts Convicts John JohnStuart Johntuart JohnStuart
Stuart tuart and William Wilam Manej 1laney were kilted kiltedlate kikd kikdthis killedInte
late this afternoon af t eroon at the prison stone stoneQuarry stonequarr stonequarry
Quarry quarr by y the te falling falng of a boulder they theywere theyEre theyWere
were Ere trying tying to blow blowout blowoutStujrt out outStuart outStuirt
Stuart Stujrt came me from Owyhee county countyserving countyserving
serving 5elng ten years year for manslaughter manslaughterHis
His time tme would have ha expired next Aug August August ¬
ust Maney was sent up from Kootenai Kootenaicounty Koteni Kootenaicounty
county cunty having been sentenced sentencd to tr nine nineyfears nineY nineyars
yfears Y rs imprisonment for manslaughter manslaughterHis mansaughter
His time me would ould have expired expire a year yearfrom yer yearfrom
from next December DecemberBUBONIC DecemberBUBONIC DecemberBUBONIC
BUBONIC PLAGUE HAS HASBROKEN HASt
J t A BROKEN OUT IN PERU PERULima PERUJ PERULima PERULime
Lima Lima Peru May llay S 8Th SThe The existence existenc of
bubonic bnic plague has his been bn discovered dlsvere in inthe inthe
the te suburbs of Callao and the people of ofthat oftht ofthat
that port prt are ar much alarmed alare p The rh au authorities auUOrfUe authOritles ¬
thorities UOrfUe have hve closed clo and isolated islted a flour flourmill flourmill
mi mill where certain certjn suspicious suspicios cases cas have haveoriginated lve ave aveogiginated
originated a dih Forty laborers who ware em employed emp1oyd ¬
ployed in the mill rf have been e quarantined quarantinedIt I
It has been t decided to close c the principal principalmarket principalmarket
ea eac ec
market e ebeJp beJp of Lima and to confiscate all allflour allflqur
flour r coming cmin from frm the mill mi in question miesUonThe qet
The f plague plage has not nt y 5 spread spreadSHOT spred I
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+ 4
9 SHOT TO DEATH DEATHGreenwich DEAT DEATGrenwich 9 9f
+ f +
+ Greenwich Grenwich Conn May Ma S SDr SDur Dur Durrf +
rf Ing a strike strlkerwtoay strikerow row today a striking stritnt + f fItalian
Italian Itlan laborer labrer was shot so to death deth dethby +
9 by one of hil his felow fellow cnten countrymen 9 9who
4 + who wo was wa attacked atacke by a number numbr of o 4 9 i
4 strikers stikers in an effcfft efd to induce Indue him himto 9 r
4 9 to quit work The man nan who did di 4 9the +
+ the t e shooting and aLt others were 4 9
4 arrested 4
+ 9 P 9 9 + 4 + 19 + + + + + + + i 9 + t
7
The Sunday SuIay HeJ1ald I IThe IThe
The Sunday Sunda Herald has come tobe to Be known as the great paper of the theIntelmountain tbe1Itte thetftterxflOuntaln
Intelmountain 1Itte rmountaln region it has i the beat and an d latest news is well illustrated illustratedand UJuetJatedand UIUtTatedand
and carries the very finest spesial p U features that money can buy Here Hereare Hereare HerearO
are a few of the good things thin that ht Jomorrows fomorro omorrows g paper wiH contain containA
A Message to Garcia by Albert lbert ert Hiibbard HiibbardThe lttIbbardThe EtibbardThe
The Switchmans Story story1W tjy Frank rank H Spearman SpearmanGeorge SpearmanGeorge SpearmanGeorge
George Ades fable ef f the rkjh 4111lan jnan and the poor man whe exchanged exchangedplaces exchangedpa exchangedplaces
places pa es and both were disappointed disappointedHerbert dlsaPPointeHerbert disappointedHerbert
Herbert Brewsters literary letter letterMarion etterIarlon letterMarion
Marion Harlans page pa pave e for housewives housewivesA housewit s sA
A fashion page for women womenWalt womenValt womenWalt
Walt McDougaJls pagetor page fe fer jWuths YOUthsthe UthSthe the young In heart heartBesides keartBesides heartBesides
Besides a page of dramaticoiewg daunatkr ews andgossip and g guestp slp a page of OfqlUsic music news a asporting aspert1ng asportingpage
sporting sportingpage page that 18 s Ha U MHi nthsgswaCand 1 iJ1d and all the general n njews zws of oftbe oftbe
tbe world rld i I V i tW vw s
1 Q
BOI BOILERMAPERSHAVEOT iOILERMAfERS iOILERMAfERSHAVE LERMA1 c ERS ERSc ERSHAVE
HAVE HAVEOT iOT OT QUIT QUITTrouble QUITL QUITTrouble QUITTrouble
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Trouble on the Southern Pacific PacificAverted PacificAverted i iAverted
Averted Fora Few Days DaysWAITING Dayst DaysWAITING DaysWAITING
t
WAITING FOR FORSTRIK STRIKE ORDER ORDERDECISION ORDERI ORDERDECISION ORDERDBCISION
I
DECISION REGARDING REGARDINGTHB THE 3 MAT MATTER AT ATTEB T TTEE
TEE EXPECTED EXPEOTED MONDAY MONDAYI MONDAYGDEN i
I
3DEN < EX May 8 SThere There will be no nostrike nostrike nostrike
0 strike of the Southern Pacific Pacificboilermakers Paclficboilermakers Padlicboilermakers
boilermakers today today This is au authoritatively auJftatively anthoeftatively ¬
thoritatively Jftatively given gv ven n out by the chairman chairmanof chaiimanot
of the grievance vanee committee Thirty Thirtyday Th1r Thirtydays v vcia
day cia notice was given ven the company companythat companytbat companythat
that unless certain conditions were wereeomplied wereComplied j jcomplied
complied with the men would ould go out outThe outnae outThe
The company eotn aa7 refused to accede to these theseconditionsand tb tbC9D4ttions thesecpsdftIongd
conditionsand C9D4ttions d th the thirty days notice B BNJtked flOth flOthexplred j jexpired
expired today tOcJ y The officer of the union unionnave unleftJ unionhave
nave J have ve the Uaematter matter under consideration c at attJ atthe j
the tJ cnuwJJOdge grand lodge in Kansas City The Thedecision ThedectMon Thedecision
decision is expected Monday and the thefeeling theleelflg thefeeling
feeling among the men here re is that the thestrike t tstrike thestrike
strike will 111 be ordered orderedSacramento orderedSacramento enId enIdSacramento
Sacramento CatMay cai5tay S SThe The situaI situaItionvwith sitna sitnatioI situftties
tionvwith ties with respect respe t to the boilermakers boilermakersemployed boUennakersftpI07ed boilermakersSiaplored
employed at the Southern Pacific shops shoPS1R shopein j
In this city revealed no change today todaythe toclaytbe todaythe
the local union waiting wal waitip for instructions instructionsfrom Instructionsfrolft instructionsfront
from the head organization organizationIt
It Is said that In the event eV l1t of a sym syrnprtUletic STh SThpftthetic i ipathetic
pathetic strike the railroad company companymay companymay j jI
I mayreduce may reduce its force of men in this thisI thbcity thiscity
I city from 3009 3 to 50 IO and secure re the thematerials themateriaf thematerials
materials from eastern e manufacturers manufacturersDo
Do Not Want to toStrike toStrikePortiand Strike StrikePortland StrikePortland
Portland Ore Ore May Ma 8 SThe 8The The boiler boilermakers boilerBakers boilerrnakers
makers in the Southern Pacific shops shopsin shopsin
in this city have ha e votejr vote not to strike in insympathy Insympathy insympathy
sympathy with the bojtermakere rmakens on the theUnion theUnion theUnion
Union Pacific President Prest Pres1dnt t King of the theI theBo theBoflermakers
I Bonermakers union this afternoon afternoonsaid afternoonsaid afternoonsaid
said We feel that we e should give our ourHMMpt ourmowl ourmot
HMMpt mot support to the strikers at Omaha Omahabut Omahabut Omahabut
but we e do not want to quit work Wehave Wehave We Wehave
have no grievance hers All our men menreceived menreceived menreceived
received an increase In wages last win winter wIntoi In Inter ¬
ter As matters stand at this time we wewill wewill wewill
will not go Out We have voted to tonot tonot tonot
not do so Yet If it Is true that every everywhere everywhere e I Iwhere
where else in the shops of the company companythe companythe j
the boys quit tomorrow or Monday we weprobably weprobably e eprobably
probably will have to go out But ButhaTe 1 1have 1 1have
have received no information at this thistime thistbne thistime
time to this effect effectALL etcectI etcectAll effectALL
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ALL ON BOARD LOST LOSTOil
Oil Tank TankSteamerGiven Steamer Given Up p by Her HerOwners HerOwners KerOwners
Owners OwnersNew OwnersNew OwnersNew
New York May Iay 8 8Edird 8Edrd Edward F Luck Luokenbach Luoenbach Luckenbach
enbach one of the owners of the oil oiltank oilItank oiltank
tank steamer S V Luckenbach which whichup whichIs
Itank Is missing said to today ay that thate e had given givenup givenup
up hope of the steamer ever bein beinheard being beingheard beingheard
heard from fromThe fromThe fromThe
The S V Luckenbach left Sablne SablnePass SablnePass SablnePass
Pass Tex March 22 for Philadelphia Philadelphiawith Philadelphiawith
with a cargo of Iie000fl gallons of oil oilHer oilHer oilHer
Her captain was George T Thompson Thompsonof
of Brooklyn and there was was a crec cr of ofthirtytwo ofthirtytwo ofhirtytwo
thirtytwo men She was due at Phila PhilaOelphia Philadelphia Philadeiphia
Oelphia about April IS Mr lr Luckenbaek LuckenbaestfM LuckenbaekBIfid
BIfid he believed she bad Struck Stni tr hk k a dere dereknown dereHet tierslInt
lInt or ha4lJietn had Seen tatd8wn tdawpbysoine SO mI mIknown usknown
known vessel There is a possibility possibilityhowever posstbUityhowever possibilityhowever
however that she became beca n disabled and anddrifted anddrifted anddrifted
drifted southward out of the course of ofpassing ofpassing ofpassing
passing vessels vesselsTRIBESMEN vesselsI
I a aTRIBESMEN 0 0TRIBESLIEN
TRIBESMEN CAPTURE CAPTUREFRENCH CAPTUREFRENCH CAPTUREFRENCHBAtAGE
FRENCH FRENCHBAtAGE BAGGAGE TRAIN TRAINAlgiers TRAINAlsiers TRAINAlgiers
Algiers May 8 8A A Fr French rench nch convoy has hasbeen hasbeen banbeen
been attacked by tribesmen in the Fig Flcuig FIutS Figulg
uig district The baggage train was cap captured captured captured ¬
tured after fighting in which thirty men menwere menwere monwere
were killed killedThe kUJedThe killedThe
The attacking party was was composed of oflie
lie horsemen and 900 men ga on foot f of the theIJladjerir theUla4jerk theIlladjerir
IJladjerir and BenagtnT tribes On the thenight thenight thenight
night of May 7 they attacked the convoy convoynear convoynear convoynear
near Taghlt T seventy sevent mUes from Ferguig FerguijThe FerguigThe FerguigThe
The French baggage train tn n was com comnosed comnosed cornnosed
nosed of MO O camels loaded with provi provisions provisions provialone ¬
sions and clothing The tribesmen car carried carried carned ¬
ried off of everything Thirty men were werekilled werekil wereklllfd
killed kil and eighteen f were wounded The Thetribesmen Thetribesmen
I tribesmen displayed great temerity temerit in intheir Intheir Intheir
their onslaught They T y are camped in hithe inthe inthe
the middle of French territory t at the con confines confines confines
fines of the Zousfana valley valle valleCGDO valleyDIVE i iDIVE
CGDO CGDODIVE
DIVE DYNAMITED BY BYSEATTLE BYSEATTLE BYSEATTLE
SEATTLE REFORMERS REFORMERSSeattle
Seattle Wash ash Ma May a > S SA A deliberate deliberateand deUberatfand deliberateand
and well planned attempt to wreck the thenotorious tbenotorleus absnotorious
notorious MIdway with dynamite d namite was wasmade wasmade wasmade
made at 4 oclock this morning whenff whenthree when whenthre
three different ff 8 8c charges c of powder were wereexpiotied I Iexploded
exploded on the e root roof fef fefordtr of ordtr ordtrar the dive at ar artervals in intervals intervals ¬
tervals of a few seconds The explosions explosionsi
i took place at a time when the th 1 place was wasoccupants waspractlcall waspractically
practically deserted of Ittorty its forty femaLe femaLeOCCUPBttts femaleoccupants
occupants and no person was injured as asa asa asa
a result The dynamite blew three great greatholes grEatholes greatholes
holes in the roof of the structure and andi andthe andthe
i the force of the concussion broke plate plateglass plateJ11a plateglass
glass s windows for several blocks around aroundThe aroundThe aroundThe
The building is owned by Cooper Levy Levywho Levywho Levywho
who were wereiftdlcted indicted by ythe the late grand Jury Juryfor jurfor juryfor
for renting rentl g premises prem far immoral pur puri purpo pairposes
i poses i iPHISOW
II 11 11PRISON
PRISON FOR FOR1ERJURY FOR1ERJURYBerlin PERJURY PERJURYBerlin EBTUBYBerlin
Berlin May Iay 8 SBaren Baron von Loewe a alieutenant alieutenant alieutenant
lieutenant in the Fifth Uhlans was wassentenced wassentenced wassent4nted
sentenced to eighteen months impale imprisonment imprlsonl impaleonnient ¬
onment onl nt today at Dueaseldorf for hav having havIng haybig ¬
ing lied like a gentleinan in slander slanderproceedings slanderproceedings slanderproceedings
proceedings involving Inohinthe inwolwin the reputation of ofFrau ofFrau ofFrau
Frau Eck wife of a distinguished en engineer englnefcr engineer ¬
gineer The baron aUf an Frau Esk swore sworein sworein sworein
in court that they nei nePer er had improper improperrelations improperrelations improperrelations
relations She drank drankeison jpeison at the mo moment moment mcmeat ¬
ment of her arrest fotrperjury and died diedfrom diedtrom diedfrom
from the effect effectDAMAGES effeCta effeCtDAMAGES
4 4DANAGES a
DAMAGES OPfS100000 OPfS100000New OF 100OOO 100OOONew 1OOOOONew
New York Y or May gr 8lkp r ke e appellate uU uUvision Ii Iivi ft ftvision
vision of the supreme court has unani unanimously unal11IOI unanimously ¬
mously 11IOI sustained the verdict of orthe the the jury juryin juryfn juryIn
in the case of Mrs William Leysvas Leysegalnst Leysegalnstthe Leys against againstthe lnst lnstthe
the Now York Central CentralMr CentraLMr CentraLMr
Mr Leys was killed in i the tunnel tu l ac accident acckleot accldent ¬
cident about a year yeararMIa and a half ago and andMrs andMrs andMrs j
Mrs Leys brought suit against the rail railroad railroad ¬ I
road 108 company for SOM SlO the th jury allow allowing allowhag ¬
ing her 9100069 l8 damages da with costs and andinterest andhrtere andInterest
interest t amounting to from 96600 6 to toSlQIII 97 fia
0 a I IPLOT
SlQIII SlQIIIt
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
t 4 9 9I I
+ I PLOT PLOTEAILBD PLOTEAILBDa EATLED EATLEDDenver +
+ a 9
+ Denver May S LAn An attempt was wasmade 9 9made f J Jf 1
+ f made last night to wreck the east + t j
4 f bound express e train on the Bur BurUngtoR + 1 I
4 + 4 lington railroad bjr ystaekIBg stacking ties tiesf tieson tieaon +
+ f on the track near It Barney Barneyf BarBe BarBeeighteen 9
9 f eighteen miles east ea ot Denver The Thelarge 4 4
4 4 large engine tossed edt the e ties to one onede 9 f ff
9 f side de It to suppoaed sup suppupa that t bandits banditsf banditshad +
4 f had planned todiSikthe t toth tile train and androb aDdthe 9
+ rob the passengers pas n ers saC an express + f j jEARTHQUAKE I Iciis
+ ciis +
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + II
I III IIIi
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +
i 4 4 EARTHQUAKE iARTEQUAKESHOCK EABTflQUAXESHOCK SHOCK SHOCKGrand t + 4 I
4 1 1Grand
+
9 Grand Junction Cola May 8 Sf 9
4 f A l distinct earthquake shock was wasfelt 9 9felt t i iCelt I
+ felt in th the Grand valley between betweenf bet ween +
9 f 1230 12 and 130 oclook ocl olc this morn mornf mornIng 4
9 f ing The shock < tested several see seeQnds + j jf iODds
+ f ODds and seemed to travel from frontthe + 1 1f fthe
+ f the northwest to east and south southeast + 9eat
+ east This is i the first seismic dis 9 1
4 9 turbance on > n the th western w ern slope in inf 4 I
9 f many years 9 II
+ + + + + + + + + + + I
MADE WELCOME WELCOMEAT
AT LOS LOSANGELES LOSANGELESI ANGELES ANGELESPresidential
I t
Presidential Presiden ial Party Now in the theLand theland theLand
Land of Flowers FlowersPEOPLE FlowersPEOPLE
4 4PEOPLE
PEOPLE WERE OUT W FORCE FORCEOP FORCEEXTRAOR1INAY
0 0BXTLAORflmAEY I
EXTRAOR1INAY P FBAUXS FBAUXSOP A1JTtOfS A1JTtOfSOF
OP THE POLICE POIHGEi
+ + I ILOS
r i OS ANGELES I GELES Cal May ttPrYi ttPrYideBt 8PrealIA Preai Preaij
LOS IA j dent Roosevelt made his entry Into IntoLos IntoLos I
Los Angeles Angel at 1 oclock this tb after afternoon alt afternoon r ¬ I In
noon n The enthusiastic welcome that thathas thathag
has greeted him at every enr stopping stoppingplace tppin tppinplace tppifltplace
place within the boundaries bou1dir of CaStor California Cal1forBl CaStornls ¬
I Idential
nia Bl reached reacb d a climax when tfce e presi presidential pr prosidentlal i ¬
dential train drew in at Ha Grande Grandestation Gran Granstation Grandestation
station Los Angeles Angel had for many
days been preparing for him and she shewas shewas hE hEwas
was ready dressed d in her best
The presidential train left l ft Riverside
this morning at S oclock OCi4Xk at waich waichearly ttlichearly ich ichearly
early hour thousands lhousan of people turned turnedout turn turnout turnedOut
out to bid the president pr iIt nt goodbye On I Ithe
the way over the Santa Fe a halfhours halfhoursstop halfhoursSlop I
stop was u All made at dartmom LJart > mont where here the ihftpresident th thpresident thePresident
president spoke to the students of Po Pomona Pamona ¬
mona college colle the president pnsld pr sldent nt of 0 t which
Jc4m D Gates GAt is an oldtime friend of
President Roosevelt Roo eIt From Claremont Claremontthe
the run was through the picturesque
San Gabriel valley to Pasadena where nherea
a stop ttI of two hours was wa mde madeStop mdeStop mdeStop II
Stop at Pasadena PasadenaPasadena PasadenaPasadena I IPasaden
Pasadena which hi < h is j rumpus iaffi as a a city
of beautiful homes had been elaborate ¬
ly I decorated All the business bu jn houses housesand housesand housesand
and all the residfnc reai4nces s on the route over overwhich oerwhich overWhich
which the president p dent was driven dis displayed displayed ¬
played American flags and bunting bunti On Onthe Onthe Onthe j
the way to the Wilson 1Ison High school schoolwhere schoolhere schoolwhere
where here the t e president delivered del en a short shortspeech short8pe4ek shortspeech
speech he passed pass under lnd r a floral arch arohway anhway archWay
way which extended for two blocks cn enMaremgo cnMareago cnMareago
Mareago avenue The front of the thfarchway thearchway thearchway
archway was a solid mass of flowers flowersfrom ftowerstrom flowersfrom
from base to top with festoons of vari varicolored varicolored van vancolored ¬
colored roses draped across from curl curlto CUI CUIto curtt
to t curb Baskets of flowers on srnilax srnilaxtwined ezailaxtwined mjaxtwined
twined poles po s extended from the win windows windoWs windoWs ¬
dows of the High school building and andsolid andsolid andsolid
solid banks of roses covered con red the walls wallsof wallsof all alloi
of the facade from base to cupola Aft After Aftcv ¬
er the address at the High school Presi Presidspt j I I
dvit d t Roosevelt and party took carriages carriagesfor I Ifor
for a drive through th the city The route routetook routetook I
took them down the famous Orange OrangeGrove OrangeGro4 OrangeGrove
Grove avenue the stt sboceot = t of million millionaires millionsireaC ¬
aires al A brief stop wax w = made at the thehome tbfhomt thehome
home > of Mrs t8 Garfield the widow of the thelate th thlate thelate
late president James A Garfield with withwhom withwhom Jth Jthwhom
whom the president pr ident chatted pleasantly
for a few te moments Continuing the thedrive thedrive thedrive
drive the party rt passed down d wn Columbia Columbiastreet Columbiastreet Columbiastreet
street to Raymond hill from which whichpoint whichpoint whichpoint
point the president gained a splendid splendidview spleJadldyit splendidview
view yit > w of the fertile San Gabriel valley valle vallePromptly
Promptly at 1230 the party boarded a atrain atrain atrain
train at Raymond station and left for forLos torLos forLos
Los Angeles AngelesArrival AnreJesArrival AngelesArrival
Arrival at Los AngelesWheR AngelesWhen Angeles AngelesWhen
When the train pufl pulled d in at La Grande Grandestation OIandestatlonLos Grandestation
station statlonLos Los Angeles thonaand thqunt of pea people pe0Ple peapie ¬
ple blocked b ked the streets on every eY ry side sideFormer GdfcFotmer sideFoainer
Former members of the presidents presidentsrough presidentsrough presidentsrough
rough rider rf w regiment a detachment ot ottroop oftroop
troop tl8 p U N f ft c and Teddys Ter Terrops Terrops Tarrope
rops a political p ittaI club cl j 9 prominent pro Lea LeaAngeles LeAneJeg LcaAnges
Angeles business bu i S8 men wearing the therough therough therough
rough rider uniform formed on either eitherside eitherside eitherside
side of the platform and kept the thecrowds thecrowds thecrowds
crowds back backThe backThe backThe
The president entered a carriage with withGovernor withGoerftor withGovernor
Governor Pardee Secretary Moody and andPrivate andPrivate andPrivate
Private Secretary S retary Loeb Lo b and preceded precededand
and followed by a platoon of mounted mountedpolice mountedpolice mountedpolice
police and troop D N G C was driven drivendirectly drivend1rect drivendirectly
directly d1rect to the Westminster Westmln ter hotel at atthe atthe atthe
the corner of Fourth and Main streets streetswhere SJtreetswhere Streetswhere
where luncheon was served From the thestation thestation thestation
station along Second street to Main and andthence andthence andthence
thence to the Westminster hotel crowds crowdshad CFOwdha crowdshad
had ha gathered for a fleeting glimpse of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the chief executive All the enthusiasm enthusiasmthat enth8laamthat
that had been pent up for days past pastduring pastdurlnJ pastduring
during the preparations for the coming comingof cominof
of the president was given gh voice in incontinuous IneontJnuous incontnuOus
continuous cheers which the president presidentsmilingly pre predentsmilingly ldent ldentsmflinglyacknowledged
smilingly smflinglyacknowledged smflinglyacknowledgedPolice acknowledged acknowledgedPolice acknowledgedPolice
Police Precautions PrecautionsExtraordinary PrecautionsExtraordinary PrecautionsExtraordinary
Extraordinary police precautions had hadbe hartbepn hadbeen
been be n made to guard the aftty tety of the thepresident tbepresident thepresident
president during his stay in Los An Angeles Angeles Angeles ¬
geles Secret service men surrounded surroundedhim
him made way for him through th the thecrowd tbecrowd thecrowd
crowd at the station and when he healighted heaJighted healighted
alighted from his carriage at the West Westminster Westminster Westminster ¬
minster hotel In addition to the vigi vigilance viIPlance vtgllance ¬
lance of the secret service men the Low LowAngeles LotiAngeles LosAngeles
Angeles police force adopted some somestringent seinestringent
stringent measures against the he en encoachments eDcoachment encoachments I
coachments of the crowd Wsatnliiwter WatUUaaterhot
hotel hot el the temporary stopping > toPQtn place of ofthe ofthe f
the president and aarty was sur surrounded anTrounded j jrounded
rounded by a cordon of police and plain plainclothes plainclothes plainclothes I
clothes officers o cers A rope was drawn drawnaround drawnaround drwiiaround
around the hotel and no one excep excepthose excep1 excepthose
those holding passes was admitted admitted3loral admittedFloral I IFloral
Floral Parade ParadeThe ParadeThe ParadeThe
The annual Fiesta de Las Flores th thchief thchief thchief
chief feature of which Is the elaborate elaboratefloral elaboratfloaLparade elaboratelioraLparade
floral floaLparade parade was arranged this year yearcoincide hI hI6incde tocoincide
coincide with the visit of the presl presldenU prftident prerldent
dent Unusual efforts etror bad bn been mad madfby madby madby
by the fiesta committee te t make thin thttfeature thiifeature
feature of J the celebration particularly particularlyattractive partlcu1Vattractive partlculylYattractive
attractive a sort of ofexpre8 expression fon of the thefloral tbefloral thefloral
floral wealth of southern California CaliforniaThe CaliforniaThe CaliforniaThe
The liora1 parade occurred this after afternoon a anoon afternoon ¬
noon and was reviewed by the presi president pr prdent pres presdent ¬
dent and party as well as some 150090 150090persons UiO UiOpersens IOUUOthe
persons personsThis persensT
This T la evening the president witnessed witnesseda wltn wltna
a grand rand electrical parade through the theprincipal theprincipal theprincipal
principal principal streets of o the city whicu whicuproved whicipreyed hicll hicllproved
proved to be one of the most brilliant brilnaitspectacular briWattsp brilliantspectacular
spectacular sp r features ef f his trip Th Thpresidential Thpresidential Tbpresidential >
presidential party will leave vetor for the thenorth thenorth thenorth
north early tomorrow moMOw morning morningMRS JD moaningMRS DC DCes
es = I IRS
MRS RS ALLEN WANTS WANTSTO WANTSTO
I
TO BEAT REED REEDSMOOT REEDSMOOTD SMOOT SMOOTj
4 + Detroit D troit Mich May Y 8 ITbe ITbemonslng The 4 9morning
+ morning session of todays confer conference 4 4euce i
+ ence of the National C Congress of ofMothers ofMothers +
4 + Mothers was devoted totke read readIng +
4 9 ing of reports by state presidents pr denu + I
4 and organizers or anlzers and the heads of ofthe 4
4 4 the various committees comJDit In her herreport 4 9
4 9 report Mrs Clarence E Allen AUestate 4 9 9state
4 + state organizer or of Utah Uta cave the thecontererne 4 9
4 conference a history of the Rob Robert 4 9 9erts
4 + erts ease and appealed to the con congres 4 9
4 gress for an expression e of sym sympathY 4
4 + pathy would uIcl be influential 111ft uentm in s eat v 4
4 ing Utah from Mormon repreeen repJtMntatlon 4
4 4 tatlon in the United State Sta con CORress 4 9 9gress 1
+ gress ress 4 I
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
WOOD WOUDHADREAD WOUDHADREADTHEQTICLE HAD READ READTHE
THE THEQTICLE THEQTICLEFavorite ARTICLE ARTICLEFavorite
I
Favorite of the Administration AdministrationPlaced AdminlstrationP1aced AdministrationPfaced
Placed in Bad Light LightATTACK lightI lightATTACK LightA1IACK1UPON
I
ATTACK A1IACK1UPON UPON GEN BROOKE BROOKEOLD BROOKEOLD ROOKEOLD
OLD WAHBiOS WAS SUPPLANT SUPPLANTED SlJPLAhED ¬
ED IN A MEA3F KEA WAY WAYWASHINGTON WAYfl74HINGTON
t
WASHINGTON fI fl74HINGTON l H1 GTO May SThe ST at att attVi atc atcr tor tortion
Vi tion of c Secretary Root was calie callpl callpltoday calieltoday i itoday
today ta t recent publications publiCa publicationsleging lions lionsng a alegimr
legimr ng that General Leonard It WooU 00 cod codcognisant 1 W5 W5COpbaAtof v s scognisant
cognisant of the contents of < an arti artiprevious atjprevJarutc attjprevious
prevJarutc previous tc ta Its publication in tie l Nur Nort NortAmericanRevlew or1 i iAmerican
American AmericanRevlew Review in 1900 lJOI severely 5cp rtlY cr criclatog crIciakag <
iclatog General Brookes s administra administration aclnnm adxninsttion t ttlo1l ¬
tion ta Cuba The Tb secretary Hcretar Ha th thattention t1atteD t tattention
atteD attention of th the > department was caii caiito c1 1 L Lto
to the publication at It the tim it itpearad ap appeared nnpealled ¬
peared bat there was no ininiaii in1imaiiI1that I ii z ima iI iIthat < > t tthat
that General Wood knew anything araytbngat of ofat Mt
at t that time No action has ta been t tby tak 1 1by 1by
by t the e department on the recent ree > nt puih puihcationa pI pIcatioeL h11
cationa The article was published publishedthe pubJi bed > > <
the signature slg of Lieutenant Runs Runsretired Runrretired
retired army officer practicing la lav lavCuba h hCuba j 1 1Cuba
Cuba CubaSTOCKM STOCKMEN STOCKMENAPPOIHTED STOCKMENAPPOIHTEDGonmtittees N APPOINTED PPOIHTED PPOIHTEDCommittees
Committees of af the National Associa Associaties
ties tionAJoe Are Named NamedDenver
Denver VM May MaySrb S tThe The president of o t 1 tNational
National Livestock association has ha < ap appointed 11 11potntect 1 1pointed ¬
pointed the folIo following special and staiui staiuiing Otalldsng stanttag
tag committees for f i the year y ear list iwcBoard listosrd jII
Board osrd of ConuIJohn Con ContJSB John ohat V V Spriiucr Spriiucrexofficio Spri Sprigrexofficlo JW JWcxotftelo
exofficio chairman chal Peu Pehr r Jarisen Jan en Jan Jansen Ja1Ben Jaisea
Ben Neb Tim Kinmy Rook priK prirgWyo >
Wyo George W BtUteutine BallantineCharles Dervci Dervcidearies r < I
Charles F Martin Denver DenverceH DenverCommittee
tt
Committee on Finance ceH H A Just JustrBakersCfold lUtBakentleld JustBakeisfisld
BakersCfold CaL c K S Uosntr UO uoaut > lIq y Flag Flagstaff FJt Ft tg tgstaff ¬
staff Arts Jesse M Smith Salt l I01h I01hColon LakColon ik ikColon
Colon C Lillie CoopersvHle C lIIe Mich MichCommittee MichCommittee UchCommlttfoe
Committee on I LegislationC ecistation ttont < W r Baker BakerChicago Bak BakerChicago r
Chicago L A Allen Kansas tity Cit Wi WilHant Wiliain
Ham Lindsay Glendive Mont A 4 K FCaffee i iCaffee
Caffee Marion Ala AlaOIIUDittee AlaCommittee
Committee on Transportation Richer RicherScott Rkh < li t tScott rI rIScott
Scott Mllwaukie Ore Mortimer Lfv Lt Levr Levrhag > tr trmg r rIng
hag Indianapolis 1 L F Wilson Wil on Wichita WichitaFalls WichitaFalls YlchltaFall8
Falls Tex E S S Waterman aterroa Walla WallaWalla WallaWaU WallsWails
Wails WaU Wash John T Cowan Cow Coan CoanLUis CowanMills an anMills >
Mills Va VaCommittee VaC VaCOmmktee
Committee C on Foreign Markets MarketsHoward IarketsHowald MarketsHoward
Howard Davison KOlbrook N y E A AHarris AHarrill AHarris
Harris l Dell > es Moines Im laI H B 5 William WilliamDuo WilliamDuo WillIamsDuo
Duo W Va R A Love Chester S r rCharles I IChAde ICharles
Charles Wright Jr Ke Keene ne N H HCommittee HCommittee HCommittee
Committee on Sanitary Measures lea9ur MeasureeW W V K KBolton I IBolton IBolton
Bolton W Woodward Okla Dr W V H I DaJ DaJrymple 1aryuaple > ai airyntple
ryntple Baton Rouge LA James Jam M MBobart MBohart L LBohart
Bohart Bentonville Ark E B R Frayser FrayserVlnlta Fray FrayVinita FraytrVinita
Vinita L T J F Mead Randoh Randolph > h Vt VIConsulting VtConsulting
Consulting Members MemberwDr Dr Charles Or Grss Grsswell r rwell ss <
well San Francisco Dr Victor A Nor Norgaard Nnrf N r rguard
guard Fort Worth o oNeb Dr M E Knowl KnowlHelena K KnowlHelena
f Helena Mont Dr A T Peters t Lincoln LincolnNeb LincolnNab
Neb NebCommittee NabCommittee
NebCommittee
Committee on Cattle CattleFrank Frank M Stewart StewartBuffalo 8t StewartBuffalo wart wartDuftalo
Buffalo Gap S D l H W 1 McAfee To Topeka Jnpeka 1 1pelca
peka Kan John S Green MGDdan MGDdanD Ma dan N ND
D Overton Lea Nashville Tenn T nD A A ACortelyou ACortelyou ACortelyou
Cortelyou Neshanic N J JCommittee ICommittee JConunittee
Committee on Sheep SheepK M B Gwinn GwinnBoise GVinnBoIs GwinnBoise
Boise Ida Solomon Luna Los LunG Luna5H LunGN s
H M Qfyf Ernst 35 pOJIe ko ai r O Oitee K KBradfut K KCommittee
Bradfut OHUrvtUe f < X XCommittee
Committee itee on Horses HorsesJohn J John loJi B Castu Castuman Cast Castirman k kDULD
man Louisville Ky Theodore Cuyl CuylPattprson r rPatterson rPattersonFh5aelpia
Patterson PattersonFh5aelpia Phgadelghia P Oft e N P Ci q srk srkCloud Jt JtCloud
Cloud MHm Mum W Wtt B g Nilord7 nfRaclni nfRaclniWis Racinto RacintoWis Rac1ncWis
Wis J 1 H Witzell Blue Ridge Ga GaCommittee OaConnnfttee Gacomantitee
Committee on Goats GoataW W T Melntyre MelntyreKansas JllllilltyreKaD ntyre ntyreKansas
Kansas City W C BaIley San a Jose JosCall JoWeat JoseCal
Call Cal Charles S s OnderdonK Denver DenverCommittee Denv DenvCommittee DenvorCommittee
Committee on Meat Exports to Gcr Germany Gcrmany GcrmanyJohn ¬
many manyJohn John ohn F Hobbs New York City CityFrank Cit CitFrank it itFrank
Frank P Bennett Boston Will B Pow Pow1U Powell Powall
ell all 1U Sbadeland Pa George F Weston WestorBtltmore We WestonBiltmore tor torBiltmore
Biltmore N C CCommittee CCommtttee CCommittee
Committee to Secure Governmental In Inspection Inspection I n nspeetlon ¬
spection at Exhibitions ExhlbUloGeorge George W J Jsup Js Jssup s ssmp
sup Rodeni Roclo Ind Frank Harding HardingWaukesha HardingWauke HardingWaukesha
Waukesha ba Win N H HGeDtr G Gentg tn Sedalia SedaliaMo SedaliaMo SedaliaMo
Mo
oat oatS
SAVED S VED BY HIS PARROT PARROTi PARROTRemarkable PARROTRemarkable
i Remarkable Experience Expe eDCe of a Veteran Veteranof
of the Civil War Waraflhin WarWashington vTa vTaWashington
Washington aflhin N J May tAttrat tAttratby Attract Attractbv p 1 1bv
bv cries of Murder Help Com ComOBictc Cc Ccqjalck i11 i11cu
OBictc cu ck neighbors of George B B Andr Andrw Andrwof < u uOf
Of this place ran to his house to find oit oitthe 0 ci t ttbfc tthe
the cause They knew the > cries wo womade w wmade t tmade
made bv his parrot but they had never neverheard neverheard neverheard
heard it scream so loud before Andrew Andrewlay > I IJay a alay
lay on the floor unconscious UDCOn eious bidding biddingfrom bl bleedligfrom dltlg dltlgfiom
from a great gash In his neck He hail hailbeen hHtIbe1tn hatbeen
been repairing the ceiling and had fallen fallenfrom fallenfrom fallenfrom
from a stepladder striking a stove stovephySictan stovehysiclan A Aphysician
physician took six stitches in the wound woundand woundand
and said that In only a few minutes m minutesAndrews nUltS nUltSAndrews
Andrews would have been dead deadThi deadThis
This Thi is not the first time the parrot has hawlooked tiaglooked
looked after the welfare of its owns O1I1nrSome ownsSome
1 Some years ago < 0 the house door caught caughtftre caughtfire
fire The parrots screams awakeneu awakeneuAndrews awakeneuAndrews awakeneuAndrews
Andrews in time to arouse arou his neighbors neighborsbefore neighborsbefore neigbborbefore
before much damage was done Andrews Andrewsis Andrwfa
is a veteran of the civil war and sonic aol1ttbDe SOUietime
tune aro he applied for admission In thr thrSoldiers thrSoldiers
Soldiers home On being informed that thattoe thatbe t twould
toe would be accepted be wrote the au auto attIeII authoritles
thoritles tIeII asking < It be would be permitted permittedto
to being his parrot Their answer being
in the negative ne tive he decided not to go goSINKING gQI gQSINKING goa goSINKING
= a I
SINKING IN QUICKSAND QUICKSANDPlymouth QUIOKSAXDPlymoutb QUICKSANDPlymouth
Plymouth Mass X Kay ay S 8QuicksaId 8QuicksaIdjsrespon Quicksarci QuicksarciJs d dls
Js jsrespon responsible for the sinking of the jig jigdye ig igdye igdye
dye house of the Puritan mill a brancn brancnof bran branof
of the thelmerlcan American Woolen company here hereMen hereMen hereMen
Men are engaged in removing the ma machinery machiDerY machinery ¬
chinery but no hope is entertained ot otsaving otsaving otsaving
saving the building The building be began began begaI ¬
gan to settle a week ago and now th thfoundations tbr tbrtouRdatlOns thrfoundations <
foundations are four feet below then thenoriginal theIroriginal theftoriginal
original alignment alignmentPINED alignmenta alignmentPINED
a
PINED 1100 1100New J100New 1iOONew
New Orleans May SrFormer Former Presi President Preident President ¬
dent H H Pearson on Jr of the NVv NVvOrleans N e eOrleans eOrleans
Orleans Railway company desiring tc tcteav lCTe tCleavethe
teav leavethe Te the city went into t the crimiIa crimiuaceurt crimiIart crimiiaosprt
ceurt rt today and pleaded guilty tr treleven treleTen tCdevesi
eleven charges of failing to provide providescreens pro prov i lie lieceus d dIaeeII8
screens ceus in the street cars to separate aeparaHthe sepa rat ratthe
the races Mr Pearson was 3 fined 1100 1100He 1100He
He gave his check for the amount amountTHEY
1 1THEY
THEY TOOK HIM ALONG ALONGNew ALONGNew ALONGNew
New York May 8 8Ftiends Friends of W V A AKolb AKolb AKolb
Kolb who mysteriously disappeared disappearedMonday disappearedlfonday disappearedMty
Monday while trying to persuade men mento mento mento
to l have ave the Teasels against which hi hiunion hiunton hiunion >
union had declared a strike are nou nouconvinced nO nOconvince noconvinc
convinced convinc that he had been kidnapeu kidnapeuand kldnapeand kldnapeuand
and stowed away in the hold of an out outgoing OUlOID Outgoing ¬
going OID vessel vesselPOUI veseelFOUL eeJi eeJFOUL
a i
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED SUSPECTEDMisaoula SUSPECTEDKltBMIla SUSPBCTEDMiseouta
Misaoula Mont May 8 tPaul Paul C CWagnitx CWagnitB CWagnita
Wagnitx county assessor who wh left hi hihome hihome hihome
home two weeks ago to collect taxes taxesis ta taxsis X8 X8Is
is believed to be dead a victim of fou fouplay riJUplay fouay
play ay His satchel tchel containing papvi papviJWte papJfotllld papr1mae
mae found in the river near Thompson TbompsonlIaIl ThompsonlFalls i iTails
Tails
YOUNG F FAULKNER IS LET DOWN EASY EASYif
+
9 IT if Il 7 ASHENGTON ASH INGTON May 8 8Sireta1r Seretav t War Root baa Accepted the theVi 4 4y
+ 1 Vi y resignation resl lation of First FlnrtLieUtennnt Lieutenant Charles P Faulkner of the Eighth Eighthinfantry Eigbthlantry 4 +
4 infantry lantry indorsing his actirn acl n Jor the good of the service ser ce ceIaulkner +
4 Faulkner while w1ile serving in Alaska was charged with misappropriating 9 9funds t
4 + funds belonging be ng to enlisted men and also with being short in his ac a acoimt +
4 4 cotmts The money lot J ass were made good by the young mans father fatl1elSenator 4 9xSeiiator
4 + exSenator Senator Faulknerof Faulkner of West Virginia Leniency was as shown becaus of ortb + 4 4the
4 + the good record of the officer hi h the Philippine The secretary his h1 or orred 4 t
4 4 dared red a courtmartial to try Lieutenant J F McCarthy of the Ninetecnth Ninetpv7lttinfantry +
14 9 infantry who is charged with Ith duplicating his pay accounts and who wh i ten tentiered MJ MJdered n +
+ dered his resignation Faulkner received a commission In the rigrubw JgulaJarmy 4 +
4 9 army during the Spanish war McCarthy Mr arth is i under und r arrest arr t at Fort Leav Le Leaven Yt Ytworth n 4 9worth
4 worth 4 4
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 1 + + + + + 1l + + + + I + + + +
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