1 The bU5 business ess man who whodei decides decidesto es If yo r going to s e i1 yo yoto
to put p t this seasons seasonsadv advertising advertisingoff rtismg advertising appropriation an ant
1Li THESALT THE SALT L LAKE HERALD HERALDI I
off till next reminds
year one oneof f t o weeks of the year save saveyour saveo
of o the housekeeper who is go going ¬ your money and give it to the thepoor I Iing
ing to do her spring house honsecleaning e poor It will do you more good goodJims goodcleaning goodcleamng
cleaning next fall fallRusty Rusty Mike Jims Jims Junk
Established blihd June 6 1870 SALT L4TE T 1A TR CITY UTAH THURSDAY JUNE 28 1906 10 PAGES Price Five ve Cents
YOUNG THAW IS 1 1PERFECTLY
I
PERFECTLY SANE SANEJerome SANEJeromes
Jeromes s Alienists Visit Slayer Slayerof
of White but Meet With Witha
a Rebuff RebuffWIFE RebuffWIFE RebuffWIFE
WIFE ALSO ALSOAT AT THE TOMBS TOlVfBSLETTERS TOMBSLETTERS TOIVIBSLETTERS
LETTERS WHICH MAY EXPLAIN EXPLAINNew EXPLAINPJfE EXPLAINTETRAGED
PJfE TETRAGED TETRAGEDNew TR1 GS X 4 4New
New York Jtuw 3 Jun 27 FT1L TJfRt Harry rry K KThaw K Kfha KThaw
Thaw fha w th t e sfatreV sJiy of o Stawitaa White ThILeperfectly te te teperfectly isperfectJy
perfectly jane De ne was as the report made to touay tolJ totay
uay lJ a y by the th alienists t retained by the dis district dist dist ¬
t trict ct c attorney a office to examine Into the therrisoners thelr the1rAoners
rrisoners lr oncrs mental condition Thia report reportt
TO t as made after the physicians had spent spentiui
iui u hour with Thaw who in defiance of oflie oft ofiie
lie t e advice of his b counsel tuI former Judge Judgensiott JudgeIllOU 3Udgecott
nsiott cott refused r to answer any questions questionsand
and ii 4 n nd declared that nothing short of actual actuali actuallnrcc actualrcc
i lnrcc rcc would compel him to submit su Wt to a aIhysieal alh aI
Ihysieal lh I 1 ysical examination examinationVhen exutnatIsiWhen ulnatiWhen
When the committee mml ee of physicians ph dsne called CIiIIed1On calledvtxm
vtxm Jon the pfteoter p Thaw saM1IImly a sfd W firmly as asin asI
in I jI i first member was introduced to him himDr himj himDr
j > Dr Allan McLane Hamilton retained retainedi
i the t he defense
1 beg your pardon I will answer no noquestions noi1e notAUtlOfl5
questions i1e tions whatever whateverThaw whateverThaw whateverThaw
Thaw Would Not Answer AnswerThen AnswerThen Answerthen
Then began a general conversation on ontiivial ont onial
t tiivial Jal subjects with Dr Austin Flint l int and andIT andlr andkr
IT Hamilton Thaw deftly parrying any anyulestions anyle5tions anyestions
ulestions le5tions that had any bearing on his hism hisorntal hkmntaI
m orntal > ntal or physical condition Finding FIndIU ndlng him himodurate himJdurate hintudurate
odurate tne doctors hurriedly summoned summonedMr
Mr r Olcott but to him Thaw vehemently vehementlyiCrated vehementlyIt vehementlytrated
iCrated It trated > rated his determination to answer no noMUfstiona noI noAstIous I
MUfstiona MUfstionaYou I UsUoutYou AstIousYou
You can put it down to the condition conditionmy
i my feelings feeli 8 if you will said Thaw ThawMy 1bawly ThawMy
My ly nerves are unstrung their tension is isfcreat Ishrfat isI
fcreat I will not be examined e mlned today
Pressed for a clearer cause e for his re relusal relll relusal
lusal lll al be said saidI
I havent ha nt any I have noneat none at all allHe aUllt allkt
llt It down to Ob itnacy OUUCy Ie you 00 wish wishHe wishlie
He had promised Mr Olcott before the thexaminers thexaminers theaminers
< xaminers > met to submit to the examina examination examinat1111 examinattfl ¬
tion
Could Not Be Influenced InfluencedThis
This refusal will hurt you Mr Olcott Olcottis
is s said ajd to have pleaded pleadedI
I dont care Nothing but absolute absoluteiTie absolutefnf absoluteiree
iTie will get me to allow myself to be bexamined beamiJ bek
< xamined amiJ amine or to afcjr y Jt7tlti anything toda today I 1r1 Innk
1 nink r1 nk I first ought to talk with Dr Ham Hamfm Hamton Hamtmfl
fm and then have a talk with Mr Dela DelafiId DelahId
fiId 1 hId 11 Later I will tell you whether I Iwill Iw IWi
w Wi will ill U talk with the commission ee tml lon or not notlie notHe notlie
lie was then taken back to his cell cellMr cellIr cellMr
Mr Ir Olcott said later that he was un uniiolr uni unto
i iiolr pi to account for Thaws attitude and andthat andt andtiat
that t itat he emit only attrflmt ft to tok un UIIC UIICt e ejntable
k t jntable obstinacy As ills i8 uotuiset he hefatd liet e eaid
fatd aid t Id he had no objection to Tnaws Thaw an answering aft aftfwerl anwering ¬
swering fwerl any of the questions addressed to tolum
11 1 lum m by the physicians physiciansVisited pb phyMciansVisited IiCI lA6 lA6VisIted
Visited by H His IsWife IsWifeAfter Wif WifIfr Wtfefir i
After fir Ifr J e alienists Diats had departed par1e4 L Jirk JirkInaw JlhS1na
Inaw 1na 1 Iaw w was permitted to see her husband ftusVaAdI hUSaLRdthe
2 r the first t time since his arrest She Shei Sheto
i < ttnc tm to the Tomb in a carriage aceom aceomiariitd aoeomdnitd aomdliiI
iariitd dnitd by her hisbanis bt baai8 brother Joseph JosephThaw JosephThaw
Thaw Tha The meeting meet ig between husband husbandn
n nt > l I wife ife was ra8 affectionate and they re revisit ren1l1I00 rened
n1l1I00 ned t together etber talking in an undertone undertonei
i ur r nearly an hour Thaw also receIved receIvedr receivedvYsit
r visit from his sister tst r Mrs George C Ct Catn CLrtrgie
t arnecie atn Lrtrgie ie and Clifford W V Hartridge of ofi
1 utsburg I LtSbUr LtSbUrf tsbulgfkiore i iBefore
Before f fore visiting vis ng the Tombs Mrs Thaw Thawh
h ii a long conference with former Judge JudgeHtt Judgekutt JudgeI
< Htt J itt and Frederick J Jir Delafield Iafield = at which whichU
ir 1 t was VIi as said the t be line of defense was die diaussed disused dieI
I used and the intention to interpose a aplea aA
plea 1 ta > 3 of insanity i nltyMUI was confirmed confirmedWhen confirmedVnen confirmedv
When v nii asked a about the letters from fromV fromWhite fromhltt
White V hite which Mrs Thaw yesterday turned turnedver tamedr tirnedver
> ver r to Mr Delafield Mr CHcott said saidiliat saidlliat saidi1at
iliat he believed they were ere of material materialalue mterlalalue tertal tertalalue
alue to the defense Further than this thisho thisIh thish
h ho declined to comment on the case caseInquest eInquest caseInquest
Inquest Today TodayCoroner TodayLOlODer TodayCoroner
Coroner Dooley announced today that thattie thattile thatt
tile t tie e inquest which opens tomorrow would wouldnot wouldnot wouldLot
not be a formal proceeding < to establish establishttv
ttv 1 it cause of Whites death but that all allavailable aUJYalJable alliailabIe
available witnesses will be examined for fortne fortn forthe
the tn purpose of fixing the crime on Thaw Thawr
r order that he might be ield for the theit thedion thetitn
it dion kin of the grand jury Mrs Thaw will willLot willlut will1ut
Lot appear at the inquest and it was wasdid wasld wasid
did < ld today that in all probability she will willt ill illt
> t be required to appear before the thefcrand theg thegrand
grand g rand jury in which case her testimony testimonywill
n will j II I I not be taken until the trial In the themrantime themfantime theniantime
mrantime the district attorneys attorn ys office officeill officeWill officeWi
Will Wi ill 11 prosecute a most searching rchl investi investigation investlJttion Inveatiation ¬
gation of the habits and movements of ofihaw ofhaw ofhaw
haw and White during < a period of any several BeVl ¬
l eral al weeks previous to the tragedy tragedyWitnesses tragedyWitnesses tragedyWitnesses
Witnesses Examined ExaminedNo
No 0 less than twenty witnesses ses were ex examined eCamined examined ¬
amined in connection con t1on with the case by b btlt
the tlt district attorneys office today todaymong todaytmong
Among mong the moat prominent of these was wasThaws wasThaws wasthaws
Thaws valet William Belford who has hast hasln
t ln > e CE < n in his service for six years and is isiHieved Isjlieved isU
iHieved U ii red to be conversant with the events eventsv eventshHh eventshith
v nich are supposed to have been the im immediate immediate imrndiate ¬
mediate incentive to the crime crimeJt
Jt J t was announced at the office of the theistrict thetlstrict thestrict
strict < attorney that Mr Garvin who whois whopreparing whopreparing
is preparing the case ca e against Thaw to tori to tot ¬
t q ri ay discovered a witness who alleged Iill that thatJv thatI
Jv 11 I overheard White make derogatory der tory re remarks re reD1arks yernirks ¬
marks concerning Mrs Thaw whil hll in int inII
t II lie l Cafe Martin a few hours b btfoi fty he hev hev heas
v as shot According to the witness v nose noseiame noseame noseamc
iame ame is concealed con led for the preterit pr ent he heiKard JKaIkard hel
iKard l ard the remarks of White who was wasseated wassfated wasated
seated ated two or three tables away and evi evidently evtnUy cvi11tIy ¬
dently > nUy was not Whispering
At that time Mr and Mrs Thaw were wereir
ir 1 the cafe laf dining It te believed that thathis thattis thattis
tis witness will not appear before the thetoroners theorones theI
toroners I F ners Jury but that he will be re1 re1served re respned rervd
served rvd for the trial trialAnother trtalAnotber trialAnother
Another important witness who was 88 ex examined examined cxnmined ¬
amined by Mr Garvin today was U Nellie NellieI
Lrahy Ifah I aliy Mrs Thaws maid maidThe maidThe maidi
The i he funeral of Mr White will taka takaplace tak takJ1a takrJd
place J1a Ct tomorrow from his h late summer summerresidence summerIesidence summerresidence
residence at St James L I ILeft ILeft ILeft
Left His Wife in April AprilIn
In n the course of todays investigationss inve8tigatlons inve8tigatlonsto investigations
s < to Thaws recent movements in the thekilling thekilling thek
killing k lung of White it was learned that thatThaw tbatThaw thatThaw
Thaw sailed for Europe on April 24 last laston laston lastI
on I the Kaiser Wiihefan II after a stormy stormyscene stormylenp stormyfflp
scene fflp with his wife with the avowed avowedvnrpose avowedrpe
vnrpose 1 I rpe of never nevftrpturnlng returning to her On the thesime thejm theimo
sime jm imo boat with hijri was his sister l ter the theountcjs thetuntes theunt435
ountcjs of Yarmouth At the time of ofthe ofthE ofh
the h sailing of the boat the sister was not notware notIware
ware 1 wa re that her brother was a passenger passengerf
1nr f 1 < > r he apparently took too tonic pains that his hi pres presi presshould
i < should be concealed until after the thetiling tIaetling the1mg
tiling 1mg h n iir r Aocordhsg to a report made madev madethi
v th t ht agents qen of the ttn un Thaw saM sev sevirLl
I irLl r Li times in the smoking < saloon that hit hiti hi hihad hiit
t i had been ruined lined and that he had hadft hadJc
lll Jc c ft that woman for good and all allk allJ allTi
Ti J k Sist Sister rlnduced Induced Him to Return ReturnT Returnhaw
T haw iaw is said to have made this same sainannouncement samean samnniouncefll6fit
announcement an ouncement to the Countess of Yar Yarmouth Yarmouth yarm ¬
mouth m th as soon as he made his presence presenceknown preseneeknown pren prenkTnwn
known to her It was reported aboard aboardthe abeanJt1f abesrdtIlr
the boat that his hi sisttT pleaded with him himreturn
10 0 return to his wife on the next boat boatfrom boatfrrm
from from the other side sideA sideApparently
A Apparently the si sisters tEra plea pleading ln had hads hadomt hadme
s omt im me f eiivL efr effct t on Thaw for he remained on onthe on11w
t the hf other side only onl a few f w days takin takinrrturn taking takingTfturn takingr11rn
rrturn ptissa p at th t last minute on the theKaiserin tMKaiseritt theKaiserin
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria ctoria The steamer steamerContinued steamprCpntinued steamerContinued
Continued on Page 2
WISCONSIN IN INLINE
LINE FOR BRYAN BRYANII BRYANEloquent I I
Eloquent Address Add ess of Daniel H HGrady HGrady HGrady
Grady Chairman of State StateConvention StateConvention StateConvention
Convention ConventionYEAR ConventionyeAH ConventionYEAR
YEAR OF JUBILEE AT HAND HANDULJIiMATE HANDULTliMJ H AND ANDU
ULTliMJ U ULJIiMATE 1rE TjRIUMPH J1RI Mf17I OF OFRACY OPEMOC OPEMOCRAgY F PEM06 PEM06Co
RACY R RAgY > CY CERTAtiN CERTAtiNMilwaukee CERTA CERTANMilwaukee iN Co CoR i iMilwaukee
Milwaukee Wis is June 27 7The The Demo Demoeratic Democntie DemoesaUe
eratic state convention Called for the pur pnrpeae purtOle purpose
pose of adopting a ptetfiBrm pl tfllrm to tie 1J 1 r4com r4commended r recommended oni onimended
mended to the candidates who will be benominated QeJIOminated beasnilnated
nominated at the primary election in Ute titemet UtenIDt theffl
ffl met here re today There were about a1tOtil1 a1tOtil1tes 711 711Mattes V V4glpttes
4glpttes Mattes tes in their seats when Chairman ChairmanH CbaitmauManson
nIDt St H 11 Manson of Wa VaMsU sau rapped forwoc foroand forwocir
ir t and announced IU1 BCed the names nam of the tam tamporary t6lI1Hnary timperary
porary officers officersi officersSpeech officersSpeech
i Speech of Chairman Grady GradyI GradyState GradyState
I State Chairman Maaeon introduced Dan Daniel DADJei Danml ¬
iel H Grady of Portage Por ge as temporary temporarychairman tkmporarvchairman mpomr mpomrcbAirman
chairman of the convention who sp sptIktlt sptIktltas spI K Kas
as fallows fallowsIf
If the measure of a partys srcatiWB srcatiWBand grent grentaDd greatnsand
and a partys success be its ability to tobamboozle tobamboozle tObamboozle
bamboozle the people into a mistaken be belief be beDe beIlef ¬
lief De or to gain the coveted position as a aprovider aprovider aprovider
provider of political pap the Democratic Democraticparty Democraticparty
party may ma not have been a success But Butto Butto
to the credit of that party be it said it itbas ithas i ihas
has not departed from its principles of ofgovernment ofgovernment ofgovernment
government that it might meet the popu popur popuJar popelar ¬
Jar r approval but has taught tan ht the lesson lessonto Iessoto
to ri8in rising generations that there tgere are higher higherof high highand highseand
and nobler things In life than the holding holdingof
of political office officeRepublican officeRepublican
Republican Strength StrengthTo
To o those to whom love of purchasable purchasablepower purchasablepower
power po er has been so alluring the Republi Republican ¬
can party has ever made its appeal say
tag to the th citizens as he stands on lifes lifesthreshold lifest lifestlireshokl
threshold t re hold that within its ranks may be befound bEfouBd b bfound
found the wealth and influence of the thecommercial thecommercll thecommercial
commercial world Thisassertion This assertion is only onlytoo onl onlytoo
too true for more men have been en enriched enriched ¬
riched by the illgotten gains as the fruit fruitof fruitof
of the Republican policy of levying tribute tributeupon tributeupon tributeupon
upon the many for the benefit of the few fewthat fewt fewthat
that t under any and all of the most cor corrupting corrupting corrupting ¬
rupting governments the world has ever everknown everknown i iknown
known knownUpon knowntpoa
Upon the right of a government to levy levytribute le levytribute
tribute upon one class elaaBfor for the benefit of ofanother ofanother ofanother
another we have ever differed with them themand thornand
and from the watchtower of Democracy Democracyhas Demo crn crnhas
has been sounded the keynote of warfare warfareagainst warfareagainst
against that system sy < tem that has strangled strangledindividual strangledenterprIse strangledJiidlvlduai
individual enterprise and has stifled le legitimate legitimate legitimate ¬
gitimate competition competitionPrediction competitionPrediction competitionPrediction
Prediction Verified VerifiedThe VerifiedThe
The prediction of the party ty of years yearsago yearsago yearsago
ago has come to pass and to quote the thewords theonJs thewords
words of the Republican Repu bUcan governor Cum Cummins Cummins Cummine ¬
mins of Iowa the total life insurance insurancefts Insurancecrafts
gra crafts its for all time have not been one onefth one1Ittla onetth
1Ittla fth of the annual amount of which the theyeople theJteOiIe thepenile
penile have been n despoiled by excessive excessivetariff excessivetarir excessivetarif
tariff rates 11It rteewe s sWe
We have seen the effect f fi Ihe tariff tarifftfpon 1ft 1ftt
tfpon the t three t creat industri industrigo u1
go Miffc K MtfMatM tWrIt H Hto 1
ir i to secure S the greatness gre tne < of the tb ooun oountry aountry oountry
try and the prosperity of her people 1MO le We Wesay Wesay VeSIIY
say to them that t the cause of this conr conrdition crin crindttlen xin xindition
dition is the inequable protective tariff tariffsystem tariffBstem tarifEsystem
system They dare not and they do not notdeny notdeny notdeny
deny it You may Investigate Ine tigate every eer trust trustin trustIn trusthi
in this country and you will find that thatarticle thatarticle thatarticle
article manufactured by it is a protected protectedarticle protectedartJeIe protectedirtlcle
article and you will not find a manufac manufactured manufactured manufactured ¬
tured article controlled by a trust that thatis thatIs thitIs
is not a protected article articleDemocratic articleDemocratic articleDemocratic
Democratic Principles PrinciplesThe
The Democratic party takes its stand standin
in opposition to any policy that says to tothe tothe tothe
the world that the American flag shall shallserve sballserve shallserve
serve inconsistental purposes but now de declares declares dedares ¬
clares that the flag that for a hundred hundredyears hundredyears hundredyears
years has waved wa vet on land and sea as the theemblem theemblem theemblem
emblem of peace and purity and of the theprotection theprotection theprotection
protection of the weak shall not be pros prostituted prostituted prostituted ¬
tituted to the base purpose of o protecting protectingany
any one in unAmerican practices that thatIt thatit thatit
It shall not serve as a shield to the sul sultan sultan sultan ¬
tan of Jolo Job and his underlings in the prac practice practice pracike ¬
tice of polygamy that in the name of ofthose ofthose ofthose
those who laid down their lives that hu human human human ¬
man slavery might be wiped forever from fromAmerican fromAmerican fromAmerican
American soil they now say that the theAmerican theAmerican theAmerican
American flag shall not protect a foreign foreignpotentate foreignpotentAte foreignpotentate
potentate in the maintenance of human humanslavery humanslaverythe humnslaverythe
slavery slaverythe the holding of human beings un until until until ¬
til they who in slavery earn nothing can canpurchase canpurch canpuhse
purchase purch their liberty by paying the theusual theusual theusual
usual market price even though sanc sanctioned sanctioned sanctioned ¬
tioned by a treaty treatyRepublican treatyRepublican treatyRepublican
Republican Purchase of Power PowerWe PowerWe PowerWe
We have seen the illgotten millions millionsthe miIUonBthe millionsthe
the levied blackmail the tribute paid for forgovernmental forgovenunntAl forgovernmental
governmental favor the money wrong wrongpanies wrongfullY wrongfully
fullY withheld by the life insurance com companies cornpanics
panies from widows and children poured pouredout pouredout pouredout
out upon a tempted and a deluded people peopleand peopleand peopleand
and by a criminal conspiracy and coer coercion coercion coerohm ¬
cion without parallel in history purchas purchasing purchaslDg purchaslag ¬
lag the highest office within this great greatBut greatrepublic greatrepublic
republic republicBut republicBut
But as truth crushed to earth will willrise wJllri willrise
rise again the united Democracy stands standstoday standstoday standstoday
today facing the rising sun of the east eastwatching eastwatchln eastwatching
watching for the face and waiting for the thesound thesound thesoundot
soundot sound of the voice that for a decade has hasin hasIn hasIn
in the cause of true Democracy pleaded pleadedthe pleadedthe pleadedthe
the promptings of his majestic mind en encouraging encouraging enurag1ng ¬
couraging his countrymen in the days of oftrial oftrial oftrial
trial and tribulation as did Columbus the themariners themariners themariners
mariners on the troubled seas saying Sail Sailon Sailon SaiIon
on sail on sail on the craft cr3ft will yet yetrWe yetride yetride
ride triumphantly to the lea leaRecognizing leaRecognizing leaRecognizing
Recognizing in him the embodiment embodimentstretched embodImentof
of the principles of Democracy with out outstretched outstretched
stretched arms he is today hailed and andwelcomed andwelcomed andwelcomed
welcomed as the leader of his party and andtfeoueh andUtough andthough
though twice defeated by means corrupt corruptnd corruptand corruptand
and nd weapons befouled BOW bidding de defiance defiance defiance ¬
fiance to their power he who led De Democracys Democracys Dcmocracys ¬
mocracys mocracys brave battalions in the monor monoraWe meDorable inotrorable
able mpaigns of 1S96 and 1900 lives the theloftiest theJofUest theloftiest
loftiest and in the hearts of the Ameri American < mert mertcan merIcn ¬
can people the bestbeloved of them all allThat allThat aflThat
That he may live to see the triumph of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the cause and answer the peoples call to tothe toUte tothe
the helm of state leaving an official officialord rec record record ¬
ord as stainless as that of his private life lifewe Ufewe lifewe
we all hope He may rest assured that In Inthe intile inthe
the sunset of his political career he may mayfittingly mayfittingly mayfittingly
fittingly emulate Henry Clay in Calling Callingto
to God In heaven to witness that he ban husered bansred haaserved
served his country with a single heart and andnever andDever andnever
never held her interests subordinate to his hteThe hison hisown
on onTile ownThe
The temporary chairmans 5 reference to toWilliam toVVlnlm toWilliam
William Jennings Bryan was received receivedwith receivedwith reenivedwith
with tremendous OuS applause applauseMARRIED appJauseMARRIED applauseMARRIEDINSALT
MARRIED MARRIEDINSALT IN SALT LAKE LAKEOlive LAKEOlive LAKEOlive
Olive Fremstad Has Kept Her Secret SecretSince SecretSince SecretSince
Since April 15 15Special 15S 15ESpecial
Special S lal to The Herald HeraldNew Heraldew HeraldNew
New ew York June 27 27A A special from fromParis frontPari fromParis
Paris says saysOlive sa saOlive s sOHve
Olive Fremstad F ematad insta prima donna pianist phuttatlinguist plait plaitIIB1uI pianistlinguist
linguist t and expert swimmer is here In Instill 111stIR Instill
still another character that of a bride brideHer brideHer brideHer
Her stage name will not b ba changed bat bather bather buther
her legal eplname name is Mrs Bdeon Webster WebsterStupnen WebsterStupken WebsterStun I
Stun Sh She was married in Salt Lake LakeCity La1rCfty LakeCity
City as long ago as April 35 J but so well wellwas wellu wellwas
was u the secret of her marriage kept that thatit
it is only now the romantic truth is isknown j5known isknown
known knownMis knownMisa
known10M
Mis Fremstad sang Carmen the thenight tbelIight thenight
night before the San Francisco earth earthquake earthquake earthquake ¬
quake and while the city was ablaze a lRzlJ she sheand sheand sheand
and her husband fought their way for forfour forfour forfour
four hours to the ferry in innn an automobile automobileMr
Mr Stnpken graduated from West Point Pointbut Pointbut Pointbut
but left the army to take up the business businessof ss ssot
of importing automobiles
< L
I The Reward of Virtue I
PURE FOOD Dill BILLDRASTICENOUGH
DRASTIC DRASTICENOUGH DRASTICENOUGHConferees ENOUGH ENOUGHConfere
Conferees s Agree Upon a Meas Measure Measure lVIeasure ¬
ure Which Will Certainly CertainlyCurtail CertainlyCurtail CertainlyCurtail
Curtail Dishonesty DishonestyWashington DishonestyWuhington DishonestyWashington
Washington June 27 7Tb The pure food bill WIlwas billwas
was agreed upon by b the conferees for forthe forthe forthe
the senate and house today and was re reported re reported roported ¬
ported to the th senate just before adjourn adjournment adjournmeat ¬
ment The house bill was taken as a abasis abasis
basis of agreement ag eemeat and into this were weregrafted weregrafted weregrafted
grafted many of the important sections sectionsof
of the senate measure m6asWe which had been beengiveji beeiigiUgre beengtfl
giveji giUgre great t attention by Senator s tBr McCum McCumSer MeCumNr McCumiir
Ser ati3 h4tdr Nr r Hepburn extending e eu inS ever everthree cvertkree tverthree
three sessions of congress congressWith ctmgreslth cengreseWith
With lth the exception of two sections the theWHs theblHs thebilis
WHs were not materially different Two Twoprovisions Twoprovisions Twoprovisions
provisions of the house bill b lI were ellmi ellminated elimisated I Inated
nated entirely entlrel They heY were the sections sectionswhich sectionswhich sectionswhich
which authorfalMS autho the secetary of agri agriculture agriculture agriculture ¬ i
culture to fix the standards of the vari various van ¬
ous articles of food as the wholesome wholesomeI
ness or unwholesomeness of the various variouspreservatives variouspreservativCSrilM variouspreservatives
preservatives ag d which would compel compelthe compelthe compelthe
the preservativCSrilM person pe SijQig g drugs or articles of offood ofrood offood
food to furmah furm furnAhsamples samples of such product productfor
for the purposes of analysis analysisFine
Fine and Imprisonment ImprisonmentThe
Thc bill as agreed upon makes it a amisdemeanor amisdemeanor
misdemeanor for any an person to manufature manufa manufacfture
ture sell or offer for sale any article articleof
of food drugs medicines or liquors which whichis
is adulterated or misbranded or which whichcontains whichcontains
contains any poisonous or deleterious sub substance substance ¬
stance It prescribes for each offense a afine afine
fine not to exceed 500 5W one years ears im imprisonment imprisonment ¬
prisonment or both within the discre discretion discretion ¬
tion of the he court and for each subse subsequent subsequent ¬
quent offense a fine of not less than than51COO thanI
51COO lfOJ or one years imprisonment imprisonmentSection imprisonmentSection imprisonmentSection
Section 2 prohibits the introduction into intoany intoany
any state or territory or the District of ofor ofColumbia ofColumbia
Columbia from any other state territory territoryor
or district or any foreign country or the theshipment theshipment
shipment to any foreign country of any anyarticle anylrticle anyarticle
article adulterated or misbranded within withinthe withinthe
the meaning of the act under penalty not notexceeding note notexceeding
exceeding e a fine of OO S UO for the first of offense offense offenee ¬
fense and 5100 OG or one years imprison ImprIsonment imprisonment
ment or both for each subsequent of offcnse offcnse offense
fcnse
As to Exports Exportsconcerning ExportsConcerning ExportsI
I
concerning shipments to a foreign coun country country country ¬
try it is provided that no article shall shallbe shallbe shallbe
be deemed misbranded mls nded or adulterated adulteratedwhen adulteratedwhen adulteratedwhen
when no substance is need in conflict conflictwith c cOnflictwith nOfot nOfotwith
with the laws of the foreign country for forwhich forwhich forwhich
which It is intended This clause how however however however ¬
ever does not exempt exe Ilot any persqn from fromprosecution fromprosecution fromprosecution
prosecution if the article is offed for forsale forsale forsale
sale for domestic dom tic use u or consumption consumptionSection consumptionSection
Section 4 provides for examinations of ofspecimens ofspecime1S ofspecimefls
specimens of o foods and drugs in tho bu bureau bur burena ¬
reau r u of chemistry of ths th depatment of ofagriculture ofrtcu1ture ofagriculture
agriculture Owners are to be given hear hearings hearings hearings ¬
ings and if it is s found any provisions provisionsof
of that act have Been on violated the secre secretary secretary secretary ¬
tary of agriculture is to certify the fact factto factto factto
to the proper United States district at attorney attorney ¬
torney for action and nd the adverse judg judgment judgrnent ¬
ment of the court is to be published publishedAdulteration pu pubiisheAdulteration ishe isheAdulteration
Adulteration Defined DefinedSection DefinedSection DefinedSection
Section 6 defines the theerms erms drugs and andfoods andfoods andfoods
foods and Section n 7 defines what shall shallbe shallbe shallbe
be adulterated in the case of drugs con confectionery contectlonery coniectlonery ¬
fectionery and f foods coos The standards for fordrugs fordrugs fordrugs
drugs are those recognized in the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States pharmacopia or national formu formulary formulary formulary ¬
lary laryConfectionery
Confectionery is held to be b adulterated adulteratedIf
If it contains any ingredient ngredl nt or coloring coloringmatter coloringmatter coloringmatter
matter deleterious or detrimental to tohealth tohealth tohealth
health Foods are held adulterated if ifcontaining ifcontaining Ifcontaining
containing any substance reducing largely largelyor
or injuriously affecting its i quality or orstrength ortrength orstrength
strength when any an substance has been beensubstituted beensubstituted beensubstituted
substituted wholly or in part for the ar article article artide ¬
ticle when any y valuable valuableconstltucnt constituent has hasbeen hagbeen hasbeen
been abstracted when mixed colored coloredpowdered coloredpowdered coloredpowdered
powdered covered or stained to conceal concealdamage conceltldamage concealdamage
damage or inferiority or any poisonous poisonousor
or deleterious ingredients Jngrooi nts added The Theuse Thpu Theuse
use of preservatives p rvaUves by b external applica application appIieton application ¬
tion ie permitted permitl when the directions for forthe forthe forthe
the removal of such preservatives are areprinted arerInted areprinted
printed rInted on the covering or the package packageFood packageFood packageFood
Food products are declared adulterated if ifin ifin Ifin
in whole or irf part of a filthy fiJth decom decomposed decomrosed decomposed ¬
posed or putrid animal or vegetable sub substance substance substance ¬
stance or of any portion of an animal animalunfit animalunfit animalunfit
unfit for food whether manufactured or ornot orDOt ornot
not or if the product if a diseased ani animal anlm an anma ¬
mal m ma l or one that has died otherwise than thanby thanby thanby
by slaughter slaughterLabels slaughterLabels slaughterLabels
Labels Must Be True TrueThe TrueThe TrueThe
The term misbranded abplied a > pUed to foods foodsor
or drugs whose package or label bears bearsany beaISany bearsany
any statement design or device false or ormisleading ormisleading ormisleading
misleading or if falsely branded as to toplace toplaoe toplace
place where manufactured or produced producedAay producedarticle
Aay article however howoev r which does not oon oontaIn contaut
taut any added poisonous or deleterious deleteriousIngredients deJeterIousIngredients deleteriousIngredients
Ingredients shall not oe deemed adul adulterated adulterated adulterated ¬
terated or misbranded when known under underIts underIts underIts
Its distinctive name or if compounds Im Imitations ImItations imitations ¬
itations or > 1 blends are plainly Indicated IndicatedThe IndicatedThe IndicatedThe
The terms blend fe f construed to mean meana
a mixture of like substances and does doesnot doesnot doesnot
not exclude Harmless colorings or flavor flavoring flavorinS fIavrlug ¬
inS ingredients Proprietors Propriet rs or ormnnufac ormnnufacturers manufac manufacturers manufacturers ¬
turers of proprietary foods which contain containro
ro added a unwholesome Ingredient Ingroolentare are not notrequired notrtMIUlrod notreuIrod
required to disclose their trade formu formulas formulas formuIns ¬
las except so far as this act may re
ERE MKKrt MK1NGBO6E1SMONEY G GBOGUS
BOGUS BO6E1SMONEY BO6E1SMONEYSix MONEY MONEYSix
Six Counterfeiters Caught by bySecret bySecret bySecret
Secret Service Men in inIdaho inIdaho inIdaho
Idaho and Oregon OregonPortland OregonPorUaDd OregonPortland
Portland Ore June 27 27Afbr After three threeyears thr thryears threeyears
years of constant nstant endeavor to unearth and andarrest andlft andarrest
arrest a gang of counterfeiters who have havebeen havebeen
been operating in the northwest the fed federal federal cd cderaJ ¬
eral secret service officers under Captain CaptainB
B R W Bell district dltrct secret sret service servir agent agentfor agentforO agentfor
for forO Oregon o Washmsttm Walg and I3aho suc sucosoded SUcn1nhelairlf sucseeded
seeded 4n n1nhelairlf locating the he lair of the coun counterfeiters cmiiiterfelters ¬
CPJ
terfeiters t rfete on n a j rattqh near ne n nOre Petial P h l ionj
Ore Ore n uthae lMflre I it w 4d6M6y 4Jy 4s y three thte men menPhe menThe tni
The 1 arrested e en ennre ennreHansen are a Hhr RiC on Jee JeeHansen
Hansn Hansen and an John Jol H Williams WIAms The first firsttwo frst frsttwo firsttwo
two named name worked work on the ranch rrCh near nearPcndteton ner nerPnleton nearPeudleton
Pcndteton Pnleton and Williams Wiims it i is s charged charged3isi chnge chngejissd ehnrecliiaposed <
3isi jissd iiaposed > osed of the bogus b money mney in Portland PortFd PortFdand Portndand
and other oher places plac for fr the counterfeiters countereiers countereiersCon counterfeitersCoon
Coon Con posed as a a jeweler jweler and had letter letterheads lete letterheads ¬
heads hed3 p printed printe to help the business busine along
He secured seured in this manner some sme of the thevery theYe thevery
very Ye finest fnt machinery macblner and a appliances appliancesmanufactured applances applancesmanuacture appliancesmanufactured
manufactured manuacture in the country Captain CaptainBell CaptainBel CaptainBell
Bell Bel declares delre that tbt the tIre plant was wa themost themostcomplete the mot motcomplee most mostcomplete
complete complee and a modern mon counterfeit cunterei counterfeiting out outlit Iut Iutti outlit
lit ti In existence extep Both Bth Coon Cn andiWilfutrns andiWilfutrnsare andW1tfkms andW1tfkmsae
are ae alleged 11 to have refutations r uatlD as a cracks cracksbut Qtoks Qtoksbut erokzbut
but sen little lit at present t is I known of Han HanArrests Hansen Hansen
Arrests in Idaho IdahoSpecial IdahoSpial IdahoSpecial
Special Spial to The Te Herald HeraldBoise HeraldBi HeraldBotie
Boise Bi Ida Ida June 27 TIn In the arrest arret of ofsix ofsC ofsix
six counterfeiters one at Portland Port two twoat twoat twoat
sC cnterfeiters
at Huntington Huntngton and a three at Weiser in inthis inthIs Inthis
this state Captain Captan TL R B W Yo V Bell Bel chief of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the northwest northwet division of the secret sert ser service se norvice ¬
vice vie feels fels he has ha rounded rounde up one of the themost themot themost
most mot dangerous dngerous gangs gngs run to earth erth in ina Ina ina
a good bOo while whie J H Williams Wiiams was wa ar arrested arrete arrested ¬
rested rete in Portland Portan last lst night on orders ordersfrom ordersfrom ordersfrom
from Bell Bl E R Coon Con and Joe Han Hansen Ha Hansen
sen sn were captured cpture at Huntngon Huntington yester yesterday yesterda yesterday ¬
day da by Captain Captin Bell and a Treasury Treasur Agent AgentFoster AgentFoster AgentFoster
Foster of Portland Portand These Thee two assisted assistedby asisted asistedby assistedby
by Town Marshal Hannan of
lown Mrsba Huntington Huntingtontoday Huntingon Huntingontoday Huntingtontoday
today arrested arreted C K Mills MIs and Elmer Elmerand Eler Elerand Elmerand
and Al A Turner at Weiner Wesr Another Aoter ar arrest a arrest ¬
rest ret will wi be made tomorrow tomorrowCaptain tomorow tomorowCapti tomorrowCaptain
Captain Capti Bell Bl regards Coon as a one of the themost themost themost
most expert eprt crooks in the country He Hehas Heha Hehas
has ha some process proess for alloying aloying copper copp coppdr r and andgold andgold
gold in a a manner that that gives it a perfect perfectring perfectring perfectring
ring and appearance apperance gves He was arrested arrestedat
at Huntington Huntngton six years ago on a sim similar simIar simliar ¬
liar Iar charge and served a a term ter at Mc McNeils McNeils Ic IcNcirs ¬
Neils Island The plant found was on onthe onthe onthe
the Bastian Bata ranch rnc nine miles mies down the theriver therIver theriver
river from Huntington Huntngton Only part of the theplant theplant theplant
plant was w there together with wih the moulds mouldsfor mouldsCor mouldsfor
for the 5 pieces The remainder remander was wasshipped wasshippe wasshipped
shipped shippe out just before the officers got gotthere gottherp gotthere
there but they are on the trail trai of It and andwill andwi andwill
will wi have it i soon soonWilliams soonViIans soonWilliants
Williams ViIans is i a noted counterfeiter hav having having haying ¬
ing served serM twentyseven twentseven years yers for that thatand thatand thatand
and other offenses offen Hansett Has has ha served serveda sered sereda
a term ten for larceny larcny In Alaska Alaka Mills Mis is ispart isprt ispart
part prt owner of a a saloon slon at Weiser and the theTurners theTurer theTurners
Turners Turer own a ranch near Mineral 1nfral The TheWeiser TheWeiser TheWeiser
Weiser man entered enterEd into an agreement to tofurnish tofurish tofurnish
furnish furish money mony with which to purchase purchasethe purchae purchaethe
the plant They paid Jid 200 OO each That Thatwas Thatwa Thatwas
was wa in October Octobr last lat Mills Ifs has 111s made a aconfession aconfesion aconfession
confession confesion saying sylug they got cold feet feetafter feetafter feetafter
after paying the money mone Part of the theplant theIlant theplant
plant Ilant was wa shipped shipp to t them t1em here however howeverfrom howeverfrom howeverfrom
from Chicago Chicao and they shipped It to toHuntington toHuntngon toHuntington
Huntington Huntngon A telegram telegm from Coon led ledto le ledto
to their detection detectionPRDVO deteton detetonPROVO detectionPROVO
PROVO WANTS ANTSUGHT LIGHT PLANT PLANTCitizens PLANTCiten PLANTCitizens
Citizens Citen Meeting1 Meetng UnouslyDe UnouslyDecides Unanimously De Decides Becides ¬
cides for Municipal Ownership Ownershipand Oweship Oweshipand
and Operation OperationSpecial Operton OpertonSpil OperationSpecial
Special Spil to The The Herald HeraldProvo IeraldIrovo erld
Provo rovo June 27 2A 27A A citizens ciizes meeting was washeld washeld
held hed this evening eeing to consider the matter matterof mater materor
of street lighting lghtn The comparative cmpatve cost costof costof costof
of a lighting lghtng plant plat by steam and water waterwas waterwas waterwas
was discussed discs A motion moton was unanimously unanimouslycarried ulaimousl unanimouslycarried
carried that the city cit should own ow and ope operate ope operate ¬
rate care an electric eletrIc plant pat on the best terms termspossible ter termspossible
possible posible A motion also carried crried that the thecity thecty thecity
city cty council coBci take tke steps seps for the te temporary temporarylighting temporaryIgbUng temporarylighting
lighting of the tle streets street pending the erec erection erecton oreclion ¬
IgbUng
lion ton of a municipal munIcial plant plantQuire plantquire j jquire
quire to secure r freedom f om from adultera adulteration adulera aduleraton adulteration ¬
tion ton or misbranding misbrandingProtection misrning misbrandingProtection
Protection Protecton of Retailers RetailersDealers Retaiers RetaiersDee RetailersDetlers
Dealers Dee areprotectad are prottd protested against in8t prosecu prosecution proe prosecution ¬
tion ton if they the hold the guaranty guaanty of tha thaconcern t1 tloconcern
concern concen from whom they the purchased purchase 4he 4hearticles the j jarticles
articles atIce articlesThe I IThe
The bill bl makes make pro provition vie ion for court cour pro prG procedure j jcedure
cedure and for confiscation confscUonor or articles arcles vlo vlolative vlolathe yb yblative
lative of the tb act ac and ald samples smle of foods foodsor
or drugs imported are ae to be b furnished furnishedthe furnlsh urish urishthe 4 4the
the chemistry chemitr bureau by the treasury toasury toasuryvrtment de department d dpartment
partment vrtment articles arcle decided deide against aginst to be beexported beexprted beexported >
exported exprted within wihin three thre months or de destroyed d dstoed dstroyed ¬
stroyed stroyedPending stoed
Pending Pendflg decisions de Imports Importsma may be dO dftHvored dOlvored dOIlvored
Hvored lvored under uner a penal bond bQn for or the theamount the3mount theamount
amount of the full fl Invoute Invo e value The Theact Tl Theact
act is to take tae effect ef eff et t Jan Ta 1 1 next I t
I
MnTmr IS MADE MADETO
TO RECONSIER RECONSIDER RECONSIDERTelegram i iTelegram
Telegram From Salt Lake May MayPut MayPut 1
I Put a Spoke in Booths BoothsWheel BoothsWheel BoothsWheel
Wheel WheelSpecial Wheel WheelSpecial
i
Special Spial to The T Herald HeraldWashington Heral HeraldWashington
Washington D C June 27 7In In
1Vashingon Jun execu executive exeu exeuthe executive ¬
tive session seon of the senate 8te today toay Senator SenatorMcLaurin SenatorMcLaurin SenatorMcLaurin
McLaurin moved mOe to reconsider rCder the vote ote by bywhich bywhich bywhich I
which H E Booth Boh Mja was confirmed confirm yester yesterday yeter yeterday yesterdy ¬
day as district distct attorney atoy of Utah Mr MrMcLanriir l1 MrMeLaurirt i
McLanriir cLuurir submitted sbmitte a telegram received receivednot receivedfom receivedfrom
fom from Uthte Utah the CB esn4u tele9T Dr 0F whIch could couldvot coulduct
not b be laaj Iaflpd d OR Oi tliestnength strength of which whlcnhe whic whichho I
he he asked akoo ltJ tb that the t teleg vote be reconsidered reconsideredNo recndeed recndeedO
< No ie O action a UOW w ivan tak tt takenon nOR MeLanrins Melurs mo motion motion motion ¬
tion which went wt over oyr until vtU tomorrow tomorrowIt tomorrowI I
It I is 1 expected epet < that tht It McLaurlns McLaurns motion motionis I0ton I0tonis motionis
is entertained enter De tomorrow tmorow it will wi be votbd votfeddown votbddown votbddown
down and the vote ot confirming cnfrming Booth Both will willbe wi willbe
be allowed alowed to stand standSenator st 8tfldSenator I
Senator Smoot Smot appeared a e before bfoe the sen senate senate sonate ¬
ate committee commitee on public buildings buiding and andgrounds andground andgrounds
grounds ground today and pi secured sre the commit committees eommittees committees ¬
tees approval of an al amendment amedmet to the theomnibus theomnibus theomnibus
omnibus public publc buIling buildings bill bl of an a appro appropriation appropriaton appropniation ¬
for priation priaton Provo ProvoSenator ProvoSenator ProveSenator of 69000 00 for a public publc building buidIn buidInfor
Senator Sutherland Sutherand today toay objected objecte to the thelanguage thelagale thelanguage
language lagale of the naturalization ntrlzton bill bl which whichprovides whIchprovide whichprovides
provides provide that immigrants Immigts believing blevIng in po polygamy polygmy polygamy ¬
lygamy lygmy shall not be b admitted admite to this thiscounty thi thiscounty
county cnty Sutherland suggested suseted a change changeof
of language langage to read rd Those Tho believing beieving in inthe Inthe inthe
the practice of polygamy Plygmy should be ex excluded eCclude oxeluded ¬
eluded clude He explained explned to the senate snte the thedistinction thedistncton thedistinction
distinction distncton of believing bleving in polygamy plygmy as asan asan asan I
an an abstract abstrac proposition popiton and belief belef in inthe InthepracUc inthe
the thepracUc practice of ofit it and his view vew was wa ac accepted accepte accepted ¬
cepted cepte by the senate snate which whch amended anended the theact theact theact
act as Sutherland suggested suggestedTHE suggestedTHE mggete
y
THE DEATH DEATHRECORD DEATHRECORDAlexander RECORD RECORDAlexander RECORDAlexander
Alexander Muir MuirToronto MuirToront MuirToronto
Toronto Toront June 27 2LAIexande Alexandet Aleande Muir au author autor author ¬
thor tor of Canadas Cadas national natil hymn hyrn The TheMaple TheMapIe TheMaple
Maple Leaf Lf died ded suddenly suddely at midnight midnightJune mldnlghtJune midnightJune
June 26 26Mrs 26Mrs 26Mrs
Mrs Harriet S Huntington HuntingtonSair Huntngton HuntngtonSal
Sari Sal Francisco FrDclo June Z7 27Mrs Mrs rs Harriet BanietS BanietSHuntngon S SHuntington SHuntington
Huntington mother of Henry Henr E Hunt Huntington HuntIngon Huntington
Huntngon ington Willard Viad V r Huntington Huntngton and Mrs MrsE MrsE MrsE
Ingon
E Burke Holladay Ho1gday passed pd away at 830 830this 83 530this
this th s morning morng after afer an illness Jne of several severalweeks seyeralweeks severalweeks
weeks rier rel immediate immed e relatives latv were at atthe atthe atthe
the bedside besde when she be beJ died diedJ <
J N Free FreeToledo FreeToledo FreeToledo
Toledo June 27 J X Free known kno all allover al allover
over tho country count as a the Immortal J JN TN JN
N died today at the t Toledo state stte hos hospital hospitl hospita ¬
pita pitl for the insane insl F Fr > r years Yers he trav traveled travel trayeled ¬
eled el d all over the United nt States State paying payingneither plng plngn payingneither
neither n lther hotel bills bis nr nor or railroad rlrod fare fare He Hehad Hehad Hehad
had been an inmate inmat of the t e insane hospi hospital hospita hospital ¬
tal ta for several veral months monthsJerry mnth mnthJerry inrnthsJerry
Jerry Dunn DunnElizabeth DunnElzbeth DunnElizabeth
Elizabeth Elzbeth N J June Jun 27 TJerry Jerry Jer Dunn Dunna I Ia
a well wel known sportsman srmn died here today todayof
of cancer cncer Some twenty twent years yers ago he heachieved heachieved heachieved
achieved considerable considerle notoriety ntr t bv ag kill killing kf killing ¬
ing Jim Elliott Elott in Chicago Chicgo Elliott 1lot who whowas whowas ho howa
was wa a noted pugilist pugist of that day day had hada hadmatch
a match on to fight fght John Sullivan Sulyan when whenDunn whenDunn whenDunn
Dunn killed kIed him Dunn was w acquitted acquittedon
on a plea of self slf defense defenseThomas d defenseThomas fen fenThomas
Thomas E Waggoman WaggomanWashington WaggomanWashington VaggomanWashington
Washington June ° 7 7Word Word has been beenreceived beenreceived beenreceived
received here that Thomas E Waggo Waggoman Waggoman Yaggoman
man formerly treasurer tnasure of the Catholic Catholicuniversity Ctholc Ctholcuniversit Catholicuniversity
university universit who failed an for over UQC 4600000 4600000about 4O000O0about
about a year yer ago died today to Y at farm farmhouse farmhouse farmhouse ¬
house near ner Annapolis Annapls Md where wher he had hadbeen hadJeen hadLeen
been Jeen for a number of o months The cause causeof cuse cuseof causeof
of death was cancer cn r of the face He was wasyears wasl
0 l years of age agewnggomans age ageWaggomans
wnggomans Vfgomaus Jers failure faiure startled starte the city citywhere eltywhere citywhere
where hundreds hundres of persons pns had placed placedwith plac placedwith d dwith
with him various arlou sums of money for In Investment Invotment Investment ¬
vestment votment HI Hia art collection cleton which wblh was wasregarded wac wasregarded
regarded regded as a one of the th most valuable In Inthe inte Inthe
the te country was sold sol at auction auctn inNew inNewYork in1ew in1ewYork In New NewYork
York creditors credt3rs in order to partially praly satisfy t8y his hiscredt3rs hiscredit3rs nlscreditors
William Wilam Hendrie HendrieHamilton HendrieHaion HendrieHamilton
Hamilton Haion Ont June ue 27 2WnUam 7W1llIam William Hen Hendrie Hendriepre Hendrie ¬
drie driepre president Ident of o the tf Ontario Onto Jockey Jocey club clubdIed clubdied i idied
died here today tda He Be was ws well wel known kuwu all allover s smer allover
over th the United Ulte States Stte and aD Canada CanadaAmong Canada CanadaAmong
Among the to many mn race rce horses bor which hlch he heowned heowed heowned
owned owed was ws Martimas IarUma winner wner of the te Fu Futurity Futri1 Futuritr ¬
turity tri1 several severl years yers ago agoMrs a aMrs agoMrs
Mrs David Reed ReedMonroe Re ReedMonroe d dMonroe
Monroe Monroe Mich Mich June Juf 27 iMrs Mrs I David DavidReed DaNidReed DavidReed
Reed sister of Generals Generl George Gerge A and andThomas andTom andThomas
Thomas Tom Custer who were wee killed In the theIndian theIn theIndian
Indian In ian battle btte of the t Little Lt1 Biff BIg Horn in inMontana IhMontna InMontana
Montana Montna June 25 2 2 1S7 1Sil died di at her home homehere homehere homehere
here today aged age 80 r years yearsFATAL yearsFATAL 0 0FATAL
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT ACCIDENTColumbufv ACCIDENTColumbU5r ACCIDENTColumbus
Columbus 0 June 27 fTFrnnk Frank Fnk E Stone Stoneman Stoneman Stoneman
man president preident of th t4 the North Nnt1 American AmericanLead AmorIcn AmorIcnLed AmericanLead
Lead Led company and Identified Iltfed with wih other otherbusiness otherbusines otherbusiness
business busines Interests Interet was wa killed kJe and Joseph JosephIT
IT p and andGeorge George W Davidson painfully Jinful In Injured inurTed n nJure ¬
1 jured Jure urTed in an atwole automobile accident acdent at Alton Altonnear Altonnea Altonnear
near nea Columbus s today toay
TO MOW MOWFROM MoVtFROMDEPT
FROM FROMDEPT nEPDlSIE nEPDlSIETenants SITE SITETenants
Tenants on Rio Grande Prop Property Property Property ¬
erty Notified to Vacate in inSixty inSi inSixty
Sixty Si y Days DaysPLAN DaysPLA DaysPLAN
PLAN PLA N A 400000 TERMINAL TERMINALHOUSES TER TERMINALHOUSES M INAL
HOUSES H USES WILL BE TORN TORN DOWN DOWNAND DOW1AND
EE
AND TRACKS LAID LAIDFollowing or r rFollowing
Following Folowiu the lle announcement anouncflesit made te b bySuperintondent by bySuperintendent
Superintendent A E Wcljiy Wely rel yoc of the Rio RioGrftnde Ri RioGrInde
Grftnde Glnde that work on the new depot dept wvukl wvuklcommence wul wuuldcOmmence
commence cmmen within win sixty days ds comes come the theflrt thefIrt
flrt 1 t step tep towards towa1s worTS wo Ofl the site St Tea Tenants Tea8Rt Teaasia ¬
ants 8Rt of houses loue on the west w t half hll of the thetwo thetwo thetwo
two lots lot bounded by Second and Third ThirdSouth ThirdSouth
an
South and Fourth Foth West Vet streets stret the th depot depotsrte det dets depotsite
site s have been ben notified ntfed to vacate vaete witnin witninsixty wln wltnlnsixty
sixty s days daysThi d daysThis Y Yhi
Thi This hi notice not OtiC delivered delvered to each ech tenant tenantcame tennt tenntcme tenantcame
came cme as a a a surprise to many persons liv living lv lvIng livlug ¬
ing in the neignborhcod nj nborhod but a ai prson the order orderis
is Is imperative Imp rativE an exodus win 1 commence commencewithin eommfnee eommfneewithin commencewithin
within a a day y or so s As soon as the th homes Itomesare homesare
are vacant ct a d gang gng of workmen will in com commence commen cornmenee ¬
mence men tearing terng tearin down the to houses housespurchased hus housespurchased
purchased trchased by the the railroad riroad company and andremoving andrmoving
removing rmoYin those thos sold to other compn parties partiesSurveyors prie partiesSurveyors
Surveyors at Work WorkFourth Wo WorkFourth k kFourth
Fourth West street was wa closed clod to traf traffic traffi traftic ¬
tic fi several seyerl days ago bO and a a gang of sur surveyors surv sunvpyors ¬
gng
veyors v ors is already alredy running lines lne and map mapping mapPing mapping ¬
ping off building buiding sites sie and an track trck lines linesNow linesNow
Now that persons living lving in the neigh neighborhood neighborhood neighborhood ¬
borhood have been notified notifed to move the thescene thewi thescene
scene will wi shortly shorty be a busy bu one A few fewweeks fewweeks fewweeks
weeks will be e consumed consum d in clearing the
excavation wi wicommenced
commenced and the foundations foundatons of the theS theSlIt theSltutoo
S SlIt Sltutoo tOO depot laid The Rio Grande Grnde has hasbeen hasbeen liesbeen
been bringing brining trainloads trinloads of material into intoSuit IntoSlt IntoSalt
Suit Slt Lake for months part t and when whenthe whenthe whenthe
the work of construction constuUon p is started starte an it i will willbe wi willbe
be hurried hured to completion completionGcneral completon completonG completionGneral
Gcneral G < nerl Superintandent Suprint ent A E Welby elb elbGenerl
General Generl Manager A A C Ridgway and andChief andChiEf andChief
Chief ChiEf Engineer r E J Yard were wee in Salt SaltLake SaltLke SaltLake
Lake Lke an entire entre week wek recently going over overthe overt overtbe
the t o ground and arranging arnging the last de details detis details ¬
tails tis for commencement of work wcrk The Theplans Tbeplans Theplans
plans and maps map for the buildings buiding yards yardsand yard yardsand
and connections conneton are in Chicago where wherefinal wberefinal wherefinal
final corrections corretIons and alterations aleratons are be b belug
ing made upon upn them When the site ste is iscleared Isclared Iscleared
cleared clared these th e will wi be completed complete and on onhand onhand
hand to guide gide the work of erecting eretng one oneof oneo
of west wet o the finest fnet railroad rairoad stations in the thewest tie tiewet thewest
Welby Is Coming ComingGeneral ComingGenerl ComingGeneral
General Generl Superintendent A E Welby will willarrive wf willarrive
arrive arhe in Salt Sl Lake today to attend atend to tomatters tomaters tomatters
matters maters connected with the depot dpt ar arrangements arranJement arrangements ¬
rangements ranJement The structure will wi be b built builton buUton builton
on Fourth urth West Vet street One entrance ntane will willface wi wiltface
face east and ad ons on west wet providing an en entrance en1Oe entrance ¬
trance 1Oe for passengers passengEr from fom town tow and an anentrance anentrance
entrance into int town from trains tran on the thewest tJe thewest
west west Wings jn on the north and and south southsides suth suthside southsides
sides side of the building builing will wil be built butt on onFourth onFourth onFourth
Fourth West Vet street streetFour s sFo streetFoUr
Four Fo rtrc tracks for the accommodation 8commoaUon of ofpassenger ofpassenger f fpenger
passenger penger trains tfo wM i be built bult along Jkm tne tnewest t twest
west side of the depot dept The buildings buIkmgs to tobe tobe
be torn down as IS soon oon as they are l va vacated vacted vacated ¬
cated cted on Fourth West Yot are standing sandIn on onthe onthe onthe
the ground gound to be b covered coer d with wth these thaeetracks th thesetracks
tracks tracls When the lapot pt is completed mplftd it itwill I Itwill
will > i be surrounded surrounde by b gardens and large largeplatforms lar largeplatforms E
platforms platfors The structure gens will V1 be b used usedjointly usd usdjointh usedjointly
jointly by the te Denver Ienver Rio Grande and andthe andthe andthe
the Western Yester Pacific PacificOld Pacji PacificB1G 0
BI B1G FOURTH AT BNGHAM BNGHAMOld BINOHAM BINOHAMOld
Old Reliable Relable Camp Plans lans to t Break BreakRecord BreakRecord
Record With Cele Celebration Celebr Celebration ¬
bration brationSpecial br brationSpecial ton tonSpeial
Special Speial to The Herald HeraldBingham HeraldBingha HeraldBiagham
Bingham Bingha June 27 27Eiaborate Elaborate arrange arrangements arrangement arrangernents ¬
ments ment for a fitting fiting celebration eelebaton of the theFourth theFourth theFourth
Fourth of July In Blngham have been beencompleted ben bencompleted beencompleted
completed Everything Everthing is in readiness readinessfor
for one of the biggest bigget days da s In the history historyof hitor
of this camp cp The Te mine owners and the thebusiness thebusiness
business men have hve worked together bar harmoniously hr hrmoniously barmoniously ¬
moniously and a large fund has ha been beenraised bn bnried beenraised
raised ried to cover over the expenses which will willbe wlUb wIllbc
be b incurred The mining companies cmpanie have havedonated havedonated havedonated
donated more than 500 and ad this with the theamount theamount theamount
amount raised by the business bu8ness men will willswell wi willswell
swell the fund to over 51009 l0OO O The feature featureof
of the day will wi be the drilling diing contest contestThe contestThe ontes
The team te which won the money in Salt SaltLake Sal SaltLake
Lake is practicing prctcIng hard and expects expc1c to toland toland toland
land the th prize prze a purse of about S SBrad 300 300Brady 00 00Brady
Brady Brad and Vincen Benson also expect to towin towin towin
win first honors and as there Is consid considerable conslderablp considerable ¬
erable erablp rivalry rivalr between the two teams teamsthis teamsthis teamsthis
this event will wi be the chief one of the theday theday theday
day A horse race between the two vol volunteer volunteer volunteer ¬
unteer fire departments will wi be another anotheritem anoter anoteritem anotheritem
item on the programme progamme and both teams teamsare tems temsare teemsare
are practicing pracUcn hard for this contest contestAll contestAl contestAll
All Al kinds of sports such as baseball baseballgames baebal baseballgames
games gmes foot races race pieeating pieeatng contests contestsand contestsand contestsand
and and dancing dacng In the evening will wi consti constitute const constitute ¬
tute the days celebration celebraton A special speial ef effort offort f ffort ¬
fort is made here by the mine owners ownersfor ower ownersfor
for or a fitting fittng celebration of the day d8 in inorder Inorder inorder
order that some iQducements will wi be made madeto madeto madeto
to the miners to remain In camp during duringthe durng durngthe
the day instead of going to Salt Lake LakeThe Lke LkeThe LakeThe
The mines will wi close on July 3 and win wiHreopen winr willreopen
reopen r open on the ith ithGOOD 8thGOOD th thGOOD
GOOD PLAYS FOR BINGHAM BINGHAMOpera BINGHAMOpera BINGHAMOpera
Opera House to Be Supplied Suppled by the theCoast theCoas theCoast
Coast Coas Circuit CircuitSpecial CircuitSpecal CircuitSpecial
Special Specal to The Herald HeraldBlngham HeraldBingham HeraldBingham
Bingham June une 27 27The The new opera operahotfse opr operahoifse
hotfse under the management managment of C L LCountryman LCount LCountryman
Countryman Count maI has ha been taken tken under the thecoast thecoast
coast circuit crcuit which whch promises promise to furnish furnishthe furish furishthe furnishthe
the Bingham people with withgood good goat theatrical theatricalattractions thetricl thetriclattrctiops theatricalattractions
attractions attrctiops for the coming year jer The Thestock Thestock Thestock
stock comoany which has h held hed the boards boardsat
at the Orpheum Orheum theatre in Salt Lake Lakecomes LakecomES Lakecomes
comes comES here as the first attraction atrati under underthc unfr unfrthc underthe
thc new management Because of the theexcellent th thexcelent thCexcellent
excellent excelent press p ss notices notces given thiscompa thiscompany this comp compa compafly ¬
ny in Salt Sal Lake the theatregoing thtatregong peo people people peopie ¬
ple of Bingham are elated over the new newarrangement DPWaran newarrangement
arrangement aran ement Several Seerl good companies companieshave comple complehave companieshave
have been ben booked boked for the thl coming comin fall faU and andthe andthe andthe
the play Sunday night is considered rnSferer by byall byal byall
all al to be a good god starter slrtfr This is Ala Alabama Alabama Alabama ¬
bama Mr Ir J H Harlow represent representing rpnr renresenting t tin ¬
ing in the stock company was as in BIngham Blnghamtodaj BInghamtodu Bnghamtoday
today todu and apd ap made mae arrangements arrangement for Sun Sundays Sundays Sundays ¬
days performance performanceEAGLES perform perforni5nceEAGLES ncer ncerEAGLES
EAGLES HOLD SERVICES SERVICESSpecial S SRVICES SRVICESSpecial RVICES RVICESSp
Special Sp cial to The Herald HeraldBlngham HeraldBingham HeraldBingham
Bingham June une 27 2 27Funeral Funeral Fnerl services servicesover sn snover servicesover
over the body of Robert Qbert NephI NehlWat Wataop Wataopwere Watsopwere
were held this afternoon afternoon in the Eagle Eaglelodge Eaglelodg Eaglelodge
lodge lodg rooms The deceased deceed was wa a promi prominent promlnent prominent ¬
nent member of the local aerie acne of of Eagles Eaglesand Eagle Eaglesand
and was one of the bestknown bestkown miners mnes In Inthis 1ntis Inthis
this tis district distict He wjis WlS stricken strcken with pnen pnenmonia piieumonia nu numonia <
monia monia on Friday Fiday night and ad died Monday Mondaymorning Mondly Mondlymoring Mondaymorning
morning moring His body was S shipoed to Soda SodaSprings Sa SaSprngs SodaSprings
Springs Sprngs Ida Ida this afternoon afternoonGUILTY afteroon afteroonGUILTY afternoonGUILTY
GUILTY AS CHARGED CHARGEDTerre CHARGEDTerre CHARGEDTerre
Terre Haute Ind June 27 27The The city citycouncil el elcounol citycouncil
council counol in the Impeachment impt9chment charges chargesbrought chargesbrought
brought again agin Mayor Ma or Edward J Bidanmn Bidanmntoday Bidamn Bidamntoda Bidamantoday
today toda found him guilty it as a charged chaged and de declared de dodared ¬
clared him ousted from frm office offc BIdaman BIdamanwas Bldamanwas Bidamanwas
was Impeached for alleged alegedfalure failure to en enforce cnforce enforce ¬
force certain certn city cty ordinances ordinace
PLAN TUBUfLD TUBUfLDDISTILLER1ES fJ HUtlO HUtlODSTLLER
DSTLLER DISTILLER1ES DISTILLER1ESUtah IES IESUtah
Utah and Idaho Sugar Com Companies Compani Cornpanies ¬
panies pani s Will Use ByProduct ByProducton
on Large Scale ScaleRESULT ScaleRESULT ScaleRESULT
RESULT OF LEGISLATION LEGISLATIONDENATURIZED LEGISLATIONDENATURIZED I IDENATURIZED
DENATURIZED ALCOHOL WILL WTLLnBE WL WLBE WILLBETHE
BE BETHE THE TH E PRODUCT PRODUCTWithin PR PRODUCTWithin CUCT CUCTJhR
Within JhR the th next t six s months Int distilleries aistilierieiare d distilleriesare lel
are to be b inatattei i811 at a s the t sugar SS factories factoriesin factre
in Utah Ut and U Idaho Ilf for the th manufacture manufactureof mnutur
of denatwtated det atoehoi 1 General G e Manager ManagerThomas M8 MaaaerThemes er erThoma
Thomas Thoma R Cutler t of o the U Utah t Sugar Sugarcompany Sitgtrcompany
company Jipny and an Idaho 11 Sugar Sugr company comlny sai sailast sAi1t saiJ4 saiJ4last
last 1t night that Investigations lTegtons were ere being beingcarried beln belncrie being4carried
carried crie on along a this tll line ln to obtain ohtln the tlieialcohol tle tlealchl thealcohol
alcohol alchl from fr molaaees the th uncryataMeed uncryataMeedyyrup Uc
syrup rp produced pou in the th manufacture muuclur oCl oClbeet o obt ofbeet
beet bt sugar 8r Frxn Fr > this thi product poU whichcontain whichcontains which whichcontains
contains contain a large Jr percentage JJc te of swear swearquan SIU sugarquantities
quan quantUev quantities titles of alcohol albol can c be ptot produced at atlow at atlow
low cost ct The Te removal rmvaJ of the t govern government g governmont er ¬
ment tax on denaturized dluz alcohol alco hast hastopened h3s1opene hasiopened
opened opene up lar I lare e possibilities pblUe in the th manu manufacture mnu mnufcture manufacture ¬
facture fcture of alcohol for the t arts art and a as au ausubstitute a a a3Ubt1tute
substitute sbtute for rO ga gasoline oHne ne for nttttve Dlhe power powerMr powerMr
Mr Cutler Cutkr was wa g unable uoaN to say i3 Y pwer Just Justwhat ju justwhet t twht
what wht process pr wonU w ul be w used u m i the tb manu manufacture manufactur menufacture ¬
facture factur of the alcohol achol or how much muh money moneywould moneY moneywould
would be spent spnt in establishing EtbI1dn distiller distilleries disler disleries ¬
ies It I is i possible pble however now8 that a com company cm cmpny cornpany ¬
pany pny will wn be b incorporated In rpre conrfstiag cMtinS oC oCthe ofthe o othe
the same me officers otr as a of the sugar Sr com companies cm cmpni cornpanics ¬
panics pni for fo the th manufacture mufacture of o the de denaturized denaturtze denatunized ¬
naturized naturtze product productMany pouct pouctMany productMany
Many Uses Possible
The Te possibilities along alg this line lne are aregreat aregeat aregreat
great geat Mr pbite Cutler Cut said sM test lst night nl t The Thotienaturiaed Theoenaturized ho hoenturl
tienaturiaed enturl product pud cat C1 caij be b used ud for to fuel fuelin fUfl fUflIn fueLin
in stoves stove and as a substitute sbttute for gaeolirm gaeolirmfor glnQ glnQfor
for motive move power This will wi undoubtedly undoubtedlycut unlted Y Ycut
pwer
cut down dwn the coal bills bil for It can c be bemanufactured Mmanufatured bemanufactured
manufactured manufatured for fot a trifle tfe It I can c also afsobe af8Qb alsobe
be b used Us in stationary gtatfar engines and an loco locomotives lo lomotves locomotives ¬
motives and will esne the th
motves wi answer anwer same se jur jurposes purposes ur urpe
poses pe as crude oil oilFor 01 oilFor
For instance inance at the sugar sur factories factoriesthere fetorlesthere totg totgthere
there are a quantities quante of o molasses mo that tt can cannot cn cnnot cannot ¬
not be used u9l bit b t from which alcohol a can caabe c canbe n nb
be b obtained obtaine Now this is waste sst but bt it itcan itcn t tcan
can cn be b used ue under un the new nw law for mak making making making ¬
ing alcohol alcohol which wbib promises prmi to be b a grow growing growing vW vWinS ¬
ing inS industry iDustry in connection conectn with wh the th manu manufacture manufacture monafacture ¬
facture of sugar sugarBefore sugarBefore sugarBefore
Before the tax ta was removed reove from the thedenaturised tbeeRtuiz thedeiiatunzed
denaturised < eRtuiz product prout It was impossible im to tomanufacture tomanufctr tomanufacture
manufacture manufctr it i with wih any ay profit proft The T al alcohol a alcobol 1 1cohol ¬
cohol obtained obtne from frm molasses mo is i not n the thehighest theI thehighest
highest I ighet proof prof although alhugh it i could cld be b used usedas u usedas
as a a beverage beverageAs bverge bvergeAs
As I understand unertan the process pOe of manu manufacturing mu mufactrin manufacturing ¬
facturing factrin alcohol alol from fr molasses m It i is 1 to tomlt torlt tonuiit
mlt rlt it i and a then thn to allow alw it I to t ferment fermentAfterward Il IlAtrwr ennestAfterward
Afterward Atrwr the tJ solution suU is s diatHted d t ex extract extrct cxtract ¬
tract trct the alcohol alcoholNew ah alcoholNew
New Laws Provisions ProvisionsTie
Tie new law lw provides povld that thjmi domestic al alcohol atCobol ¬
Cobol c of fC w such uei degree der ef ffo yroaf pto and under undersuch UMtrfuc limieraudi
such fuc refutations lton as a the ti commissioner ommlse of ofInternal oflistlinisel
Internal rl revenue ef1 with wth the approval approvl of ofthe orthe f fthe
the secretary retr of the treasury treul may pre prescribe prt prescribe ¬
sil scribe may m be withdrawn wthdrawn without itlt th thpayment tht the thepayment
payment of Inernal revenue tax ta for use usein usein
in the arts and industries indu trles and for fuel fuellight fuellight
light and power It also 180 provides that thatthe thatthe
the same shall be denatured so as to todestroy
destroy its character as a beverage and andrender antrender andrender
render it unfit for liquid medicinal par purposes parposes ur urpoMs ¬
poses posesNo poMsNo posesNo
No process is provided In the act Tha ThaGerman ThaGerman ThaGerman
German system of denaturizing denaturlzl alcohol alcoholis
is to add to every twentysix twe tyslx and one onehalf onehalf onehalf
half gallons of spirits two and on onehalf onehalfliters onhalgliters hal halliters
liters of the standard denaturiaer denaturi r mado madoof madeof madoof
of four parts of ofvood wood alcohol one part partof partor partof
of pyridin with the addition of fifty fiftygrams fiftygrams fiftygrams
grams to each liter of oil of lavender lavendarone
one and onefourth on fourth liters of the above abovestandard abovestandard abovestandard
standard and two liters of beaus with withevery witheyery wItlevery at atConference
every 100 hl liters of alcohol Another pro process proce process ¬
cess is one an3 onefourth liters of the tbiabove tb tbabove theabove
above standard and two liters of bensot bensotwith benllOtJth bensotwith
with Jth every 30 1 lii liters of alcohol There Thereare Tbrare Therrsare
are several l other processes of denatur denaturisation denaturizatlOll denaturizetion
isation sufficient to prevent alcohol from frombeing frombelrg frombeing
being drank but which would not clas classify classify ciassify ¬
sify it as wholly denaturized spirits spiritsAlcohol spiritsAkohol spiritsAlcohol
Alcohol may ma also be obtained from va various various varbous ¬
rious vegetable juices by allowing therct therctto thN2to thcrxto
to ferment fenn nt It is possible that potatoes potatoeswill potatoewill pottoewill
will be used to produce alcohol in tests testathat teststhat team teamthat
that are to be made by persons interested interestedin jnterest jnterestIn interentein
in the manufacture of th tl Jenaturize 1enatwizefJproduct Jenatunizedproduct i iproduct
product The potatoes will wi be crushed crushedsterilized crushedsterilized crushedsterilized
sterilized and malted The product is al allowed stllowed iiilowed ¬
lowed to ferment and after standing some somatime somelime sometime
time is J distilled to separate the alcohol alcoholfrom alcoh01from aicohofrom
from the water It Is believed potatoes potatoescan
can be used as cheaply as molasses mtlassesIt molassesRATE
It ItRATE
BILL ALSO IN HE AIR AIRConference AIRConference
Conference Has So Par Resulted in inDisagreement inDisagreementTwo inDisagreementTwo
Disagreement DisagreementTwo Two Points Pointsof
of Difference DifferenceWashington D DifferenceWashington ference ferenceYashington
Washington June 27 ZlThe The conference conferencethe onj onjthe oflthe
the railroad rater bill tonight resulted in inno 111no inno
no agreement on that rneasuije me8SUteThe meesuieThe rneasuijeThe
The discussion made It clear that th thifor thp thpass
p pass ss provision which Is to be perfete parfectefor t
for the action of the committee tomorrow tomorrowmorning tomerroWmorning tomOrrowmorning
morning will follow follo closely clo ely the lines ofi ofithe ofthe o othe
the original senate amendment on that thatsubject thatsubject thatsubject
subject It will name certain classes ofi ofipersons 01perso o opersons
persons s who may mA receive passes and ex exclude exclooa cxelude ¬
elude all others There fe also ground groundfor roundfor groundfor
for the prediction that the plpelInamendment plpelinamendment plpelIn pipeUnaamendment
amendment will be reported exactly as Itj Itjwas ibwas 1t 1twas
was in the last conference report that is isthe Isthe isthe
the phrase common carriers will give givaplace giveplace giveplace
place to the word railroadsThe railroadsThe railroads lt08dsThe
The effect of this will be to permit pipe pipelines pipelines ¬
lines to transport piJt the product owned by bythe b bthe
the owners of the pipeline pipelineBefore pipelineBelore pipelineBefore
Before discussing the two disputed disputedamendments disputedamendments disputedamendments
amendments it was decided that the for former tormer forrner ¬
mer agreement as to all other points indiSpute indiSpute in indispute
dispute should stand This s was the first firstmeeting firstmeeting firstmeeting
meeting since the rejection of the tbecon tbeconference con conference conference ¬
ference report by the senate on account accountof nt ntof
of the pass amendment and the provision provisionrelating provisionrelating provisionrelating
relating to pipelines pipelinesACTION pipelinesACTI
0 0ACTION
ACTION ACTI ON IS ORDERED ORDEREDAGAINST ORDEREDAGAINST ORDEREDAGAINST
AGAINST RAILWAYS RAILWAYSWashington RAILWAYSWashington RAILWAYSWashington
Washington June June2TAttorney 27 2iAttorney Attorney General GeneralMoody GeneralMoody GeneralMoody
Moody has directed that suits be brought broughtagainst broughtagainst broughtagainst
against a large number of railroad railr ad com companies companics cornpanies ¬
panies to recover penalties for i r violation violationof
of the safety appliance law through fail failure failure faf I Iurn ¬
ure to keep their equipment in propercondition proper propercondition
condition The largest number of viola violations
tIons attributed to any an roadis road Is fiftytwo fiftytwoagainst flttytwoagainst fiftytwoagaInst
against the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Railroadcompany Railroadcomptiny Railroadcompany
company companyAmong comptinyAmoug companyAmong
Among the roads made defendants are arethe arethe arethe
the following Santa Fe Burlington Burll gten St StNorthern StPaul StPaul
Paul Rock Island Denver Rio Grande GrandeNorthen GrandeNorthern
Northern Pacific San Pedro Los Ange Angeles Angeles Angolea ¬
les Salt Lake railroad railroadFORM raUtoBdC raUtoBdFORM railreedFORM
C
FORM MELTERMENS UNION UNIONSpecial UNIONSpedal UNIONSpecial
Special to The Herald HeraldBlngham HeraldBf HeraldBingbam
Blngham Bf m June 27 iLast Last Monday night nightthe nightthe
the mill and smelter employes held h ld n nmeeting o otJng aneet1ng
meeting tJng and formed d a Mill and Smelter SmolterJnehs Sme1termens Smeltermens
Jnehs mens union There were over OV r ISO l charter ehSrtermembers Ch chartermembers
at the meeting meeti g aad It Is expect cn8Cifd expected ¬
ed that within the next thirty days da all of oftho ftthe ofthe
the three hundred employes emplo Jn camp a will willb Om Ommembers ij ijbe
b be members of the organisation organisatbonrnGmbers The Themembers Th Thm
members m mbersVDted voted tOaflliHate 1oa with the West Western W8irtern Westera ¬
ern Federation Fed ratlon of o Miners