< CC CCII = I 6 6I < 1 H c r rs I II IISILVER s I SILVER ILVER AND LEAD r rSilver C i WEATHER RATHER TODAY TODAYSitversr I I brokers Yor Lead Silver Sitversr Copper e A chal1ge 59c 15c 15 380 S cperounce per R per 3t7 Coa c ounce ounceCopper pound IprIce price 0 S3S7U New Yort New I THE SALT SAL T LAKE R ERAL E RALDC RALDCTWETYNINTR D Fair Forecast Warmer for fo Salt Eake w wTWENTYNINTH Today Is IsFair IsI I 1 1TWENTYNINTBYEAR TWENTYNINTH TWENTYNINTBYEAR YEAR iLT SALT SALTLAKE LAKE CITY llY UTAH UTAHl1VEDNESDAY I WEDNESDAY MAY 30 1900 NUMBER 361 DELEGATE MARTINElliGETS MARTINElli MARTINILLIGETS GETS FINE RECEPTION RECEPTIONCattolic Cattolie Dignitary is Entertained d by Prominent ProminentPeople ProminentPeople t tPeople People of Salt Lake la LakeSpends e eSpeIius i iSpenas Spends the Bay Driving About the City Visfflri Visiting Places of ofInterest QfInterestIs ofInterestIs Interest InterestIs Is Well Pleased P eased Monsignor Sebastian Seba tlan Martinelli the thepapal theparmi theauthority papal delegate ete in America Ameri the highest highestauthority highestauthority authority in spiritual affairs in the theCatholic theCatholic theCatholic Catholic church in this country hu hascome hucome hucome come and gone carrying with him on onhis onhis onhis his journey to the east the godspeed godspeedof odspeedof of all who had the great pleasure of ofmeeting ofmeeting I meeting him here and of the thousands thousandsof of his church people scattered through throughout throu h hout ¬ out the intermountain region who are areinterested tIJeinterestid re reInterested interested in his cause but who could couWnot couldnot couldT T not be present at his reception In Zion ZionThe Zlo1lThe ZISLThe The train upon which the distinguish distinguished k kisitor ¬ ed visitor arrived from Ogden was three hours late and this made an entlrelr entlrelrnew entlNtynew entIre entIrenew il new programme necessary ne < essary Monsignor MonsignorMartinelli MonsignorMartinelli MonsignorMartinelli Martinelli was accompanied from Oar Oarden Qrden Qgden den by Bishop Scanlan the Rev Fath Father ¬ er Cushnahan of Ogden and the Rev RevDr RevDr RevDr Dr Rooker the delegates private sec secretary seeretary e eretary ¬ retary They were met at the train by Governor Wells Mayor Thompson ThompsonThomas ThompsonThomas n nThomas Thomas Kearns Joseph Geoghegan and aJndJohn IindJohn andS S John C Lynch The party drove rap raprrom r rapL p I I L idly to the residence of Bishop Scanlan Scanlanfrom Scnlancf cf from there to the old St Anns orphan orphanage orphanage orphanage ¬ age where the children were all drawn drawnup dnLwhup up to receive them themThe themThe themThe The next stop was wa ras made at t the Holy tion of ofthe the United States our motto is isever isev isever ever ev r the t e same SilmePro Pro Deo pro patria patriaIt It Is I fitting fittf g that the papal see the thecenter thecenter thecenter center Christianity should be repre represented represented represented ¬ sented in our country count where the Cath Catholic Cathltc Catholic ¬ olic ltc population Is so great and the thechurch thechurch thechurch church so progressive progre siye and we congrat congratulate congratulate ¬ ulate ourselves on having in your ex excellency excelleftcylUt exceilency ¬ cellency celleftcylUt a papal delegate such a wor worthy worthy worthy ¬ thy successor to his eminence Cardinal CardinalSatolli CardinalSatolU CardinalSatolli Satolli whom it was our ur pleasure to towelcome towelCQme towelcQmetp welcome welcQmetp t tp Zion several years ago agoGreetings agoGr agoGreetings Greetings Gr etiugs From Catholics CatholicsIn In conclusion let us express the thehope thehope hope > e that you OU will caro away with withyou withyou you kindly thoughts of Utah and its itspeople itspeople people and id that you Will send career careeringr careerinwover careerIng ingr inwover over the mountains and plains plainsacross plainsaCJ0 plainsacross across aCJ0 8 rivers and seas whispering whisp ring into intothe Intothe the ear of the Illustrious successor in inthe Inthe the chair of Peter greetings from his hischildren hischildren hischildren children in the Mormon capital capitalgreet capitalgreetings lgreet lgreetInes greet greetings ¬ ings of loyalty and love loveIn loveIn In response to this address Monsignor MonsignorMartinelli MonsignorMartinelli Martinelli spoke v very ry briefly and with withdeep wIthdeep deep feeling He tanked the bishop for forthe forthe the opportunity of seeing the Catho CathoHc CathoIc Hc l c institutions in tttut10ns of the city eft The love of ofGod ofGod ofGod God and home ome he said was the prin principle principle prlnciple ¬ ciple upon which the church was wasfounded wasfounded wasfounded founded No man could be loyal to his + + 4 REOBPTION TO MGR MABTrNNHUDI MAR AT BISHOP SCANLANSf SCANLANSfRESHXElfrOE SCANLANSRESIDENOE + RESHXElfrOE RESIDENOEt SflNOE + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + t + If + + + + + + + + + 1 + + + to + Cross hospital which was nicely dec decorated deeorated c corated ¬ orated for the occasion oeca ion Heretfche Her N1e he vis visitors visitors viaitors ¬ itors were most cordially received and andwere andere andwere were ere conducted through the wards for forthe forthe forthe the sick sickFrom sickFrom sickFrom From here the party partyU was driven to toAll toAll toAll All Hallows college where the boys boyswere bopwere boyswere were lined up to give them a salute and andwhere andwhere andwhere where the college band rendered a se selection selectIon seleccion ¬ lection in honor of the visit vl lt The stops stopsat stoJBat stopsat at each of these places was very brief briefbecause brietbecaWie briefbecause because of the lateness of the train trainLuncheon trainLuncheon trainLuncheon Luncheon at Alta Club ClubFrom ClubFrom ClubFrom From All Hallows the party was driv driven driven drlven ¬ en to the Alta club where luncheon luncheonwas was wa va provided by Thomas Kearns Those Thosewho Th08ewho Thosewho who sat down to lunch were Governor GovernorHeber GovernorHeber GovernorHeber Heber M Wells Mayor Ezra Thomp Thompson ¬ son Monsignor Mon tgnor Martinnelli Bishop BishopScanlan BIShopScanlan BishopScanlan Scanlan the Rev Dr Rooker Father FatherCushnahan FatherCushnahan FatherCushnahan Cushnahan Father Larkin W S MQ MQCornick MQCornick MgCorniek Cornick Joseph Jos < ph Geoghegan William WilliamIgleheart VTll1iaIIgleheart WilliamIgleheert Igleheart O J Salisbury SalisburyP P H Lan Lannan IAftn LanlThn nan n n David Keith Thomas Kearns KearnsGeorge KearnsGeorge KearnsGeorge George W Y Keil James Ivers C C CGoodwin CGoodwin CGoodwin Goodwin and John C Lynch The Theluncheon TheJuncheon Theluncheon luncheon was thoroughly informal and andthere andthere andthere there were no speeches but it was wasmost 9 9most am most m st enjoyable affair to all who parti participated parUdpated participated ¬ cipated The Th tables were loaded down downwith downwith downwith with beautiful beau fu flowers and the menu menuwas monuW88 menuwas was the very best that the Alta Altaclub Altaclubchef club clubchef clubchef chef could provide provideThe provideThe 1 The public blic reception in honor of the thedelegate thedelegate thedelegate delegate followed It was held at the thehome tbehome thehome home of Bishop Scanlan after the lunch lunchand Junchand lunchand and was quite largely attended by the theprominent theprominent theprominent prominent Catholic people of the city cityWhen c1t c1tVhen cityWhen When the hour arrived Father Keenan Keenaharose Keenanarose Keena Keenaarose arose and on behalf of the clergy and andpeople andpeople andpeople people addressed the delegate as fol follows follows follows ¬ lows Greeting to Delegate DelegateYour DelegateYour DelegateYour Your Excellency ExcellencyOur Our Right RI ht Rever Reverend Revernd Reverend ¬ end nd Bishop the Reverend Fathers of ofthe ofthe ofthe the church and the Catholic people pe ple in ingeneral ingeneral ingeneral general greet gr > t > t you They rejoice in this thisyour thisour thisyour your our first visit to Salt Lake City and andbid a andbid d dbid bid you a thousand welcomes As pa papal papal papal ¬ pal delegates the representative pre enttlve in the theUnited thenited theinited United nited States of the great and illustri illustrious Hlustrious illustrious ¬ ous Pontiff Pope Leo XIII vicar nf nfChrist 1fChrist ifChrist Christ whom thinkers love as the swee sweesoul SWePt SWePtsoul sweetsoul soul and tender heart the master mInd mincjthe mIndthe mindthe the finished scholar and the wis wise and andfarseeing andtarseelng andfarseeing farseeing statesman and who has ha en endeared enileared enileared ¬ ileared himself to the American people peopleby p peonloby oile oiley by y many thoughttul and loving acts actsspecially actslspecia1ly actsspecially lspecia1ly specially in his writings and his teach teachiigs tMchngs 6 iigs gs we welcome you youApart youAp youApart Apart Ap rt from your exalted office we weecognlzt weecognl2f weeeognIZt ecognlzt in you the loyal and devoted devotedpriest devotedpriest devoteddrIest priest of the august and apostolic apostolicchurch apostoltechurch apostolicchurch church the unyielding friend of reli religious relfious rellious ¬ gious ious education the tried and true ser servant serart er erant ¬ ant of God and humanity and there therefore thereor therefore ¬ fore or the hierarchy h and Catholic people peopleof of Utah feel cheered and encouraged encouragedat at your coming comingLoyal comingLoyal Loyal to Church ChurchfWhile Churchhi1e 0 4 fWhile While hi1e we are few in numbers and andScattered andeattered Jeattered Scattered we are nevertheless as loyal loyalto lo l lto to the principles of the mother church churchas as any an of her children loyal to the holy holyfather hfJlyfather holyfather father loyal to y yaur ur excellency loyal loyalto to the bishop and the th constituted au authorities authorities ¬ I thorities of our church at the same sametime nametime I Itime time living at peace with our neighbors neighborsand neighborsand and fellow citizens not of our religious religiousbelief re1lglousbelief religiousbelief I belief but who however share the thesame theame theame ame kindly and Christianlike feeling feelingtoward feelingtoward toward us usHere usHere usHere I Here in this mountain country in inthe inthe inthe the state of Utah dotted dottt > d over with the thehappy thehapp thehapiY happy homes and contented people peoplestrong peoplestrong peoplestrong strong under the frlds of the stars and andstripes andstrtpes antistripes stripes we enjoy the full measure of ofreligious oflel1gious ofreligious religious and civil liberty and as asAmerican ftSAmerican s sAmerican American citizens c lizens bearing in one hand handthe handthe the cross and In the other the constitu J IS S country who wl wu not loyal to his hischurch hischurcb hischijrch church ReliiTion R lfi ion education and devo devotion devotion dovotloit ¬ tion to home homeand and country he thought thoughtshould thoughtshould thoughtshould should go hand han in hand handWhen handWhen handWhen When the archbishop 8r hbishop had ceased ceasedspeaking ceasedllpeaklnlf ceasedspeaking speaking those axo assembled filed past pastbowed pastbowed pastbowed bowed and an4 an4kIssed kissed the ring upon hid hidfinger hj hjfinger hitsfinger finger the symbol of his spiritual au authority authority authorlty ¬ thority The distinguished d churchman churchmanstood churchmant churchmanstood t stood upon a dais and by his side sidethroughout sidethrou sidethroughout throughout throu hout the reception stood Bishop Scanlan The delegate greeted the peo people peopie peepie ¬ pie with grave dignity and a very en engaging engaging engaging ¬ gaging smile smileHe smileHe smileHe He is not a large man but has that thatair thatair thatair air of command and refinement that thatwould thatwouldlngle thatwould would wouldlngle single him out as a man of im importance imrtance impenance ¬ penance rtance in any gathering Monsignor is Pleased PleasedMonsignor PleasedJdon Pleasedion5lgnor Monsignor Jdon ignor Martinelli was deeply deeplymoved deeplymoved deeplymoved moved by his reception here He would wouldnot wouldnot wouldnot not be interviewed on subjects in gen generaliving general generalIvlng eraliving eral vlng as his excuse that he did didnot didnot didnot not care to express himself on Import Important important important ¬ ant topics topicain in a language which he was wasnot wasnot wasnot not thoroughly familiar He said at the thesame theaamp thesame same time with a twinkle in his eye eyethat ey eythat > that If the reporter would talk to him himin himilJ himIi in Ii Italian he ie e would be pleased to give givehim givehim givehim him opinions The visitor was free to toexpress toexpress express his appreciation of the beauty beautyof of Salt Lake his pleasure at the pro progress progrea progrea ¬ I grea being ing made by his church here hereand herend hereand and nd the warm reception he had re received reived reeIlve ¬ ceived eIlveT11 ived ivedTh i iThe The Th R Rev v F F Z Rooker the secretary to the delegate was not averse to totalking totalking totalking talking This gentleman is a thorough thoroughAmerican thoroughAmeriean thoroughAmerican American wellinformed broad minded mindedand mindedand mindedand I and scholarly 3Cho rI He comes of a family of ofnewspapermen ofnewspapermen ofnewspapermen newspapermen he was born in Albany I N Y and did some good newspaper newspaperwork newspaperwork newspaperwork work before entering upon his life lifework Ufework lifework work in the church He spent six years yearsin yearsin yearsIn in the American college In Rome as a astudent astudent astudent student and six more as a teacher He Hebecame Hebeeame Hebeeame beeame a great reot favorite with the Pope Popeand PopeI Popeand I and lias always been a man of influ influence In1luenee infiuence ¬ ence in church affairs affairsPolicy affairsPolicy affairsPolicy Policy of the Vatican VaticanAsked VaticanAsked VaticanAsked Asked as to the important church churchquestions churchquestions churchquestions questions coming up in the > Philip Philippines Phmppines Philippines pines aad Cuba CU Dr Rooker said The Thepolicy Thepolicy Thepolicy policy of C the Vatican is to let every man manattend manattend manattend attend to his own business The Phil Philippines Phillltpinea PhilIppines ¬ ippines Cuba and Porto Rica have havebeen havebeen havebeen been placed In charge of Archbishop Chapelle of New Orleans as extraor extraordinary extraordlnary extraortilnary ¬ dinary delegate We know only what whatwe whatwe we see in the paper of the troubles in inthose inthose Inthose those islands islandsWe islandsWe ialandWe We have found the church in a afourishing afourishing fourishing 1 > condition everywhere we wehave wehave wehave have gone gOne line institutions Institutl ns are spring lag up In all communities and the peo peoie peopIe peopie pIe > ie are loyal and zealous The church churchIs Is growing we lose many good church churchpeople churchpeople churchpeqple people out in these sparsely settled settledstates settledstates sw states s but we are gaining far more moretb morethan morethan tb than n we toee keThe toeeThe eo eoThe The doctor was charmed with Salt SaltLake SaltLake SaltLake Lake and the reception he and his su superlfcr superI superlbr perlfcr were given The luncheon was wasa a gem he said the nicest thing of ofthe ofthe ofthe the kind we have experienced It was wasperfect wasperfect wasperfect perfect and could not have been im improved Improved improved ¬ proved upon The delegate d leg8te expressed expressedhimself expressedhlmse1i expressedhimself himself to me as being deeply surprised surprisedwith surprisedwith surprisedwith with the beartty bBlL beattt ty y of Salt Lake and the themagnificent theDlagnUJcenf themagnificent magnificent showing being made by the theCatholic theCatholic Catholic people of the community communityDuties communityDuties Duties of the theDel Delegate DelegateMonsignor DelegateMonsignor gate gateJonslgnor Monsignor Martinellis duties1 duties are areprincipally areyrlncipaIIy areirIncipaliy principally to settle difficulties that thatarise thatarise thatarise arise froimtlme to time Um in the church churchhe he is i in a measure a final judge in such suchmatters suchmatters suchmatters matters He Is not in line of promotion promotionto to the papacy in the event of Pope PopeContinued PopeContinued PopeContinued Continued on Page 2 1 OUTLAWS OUTLAVSFOR HIADfO HIADfOJU JU FOR R ARlIU ARIZONA ARIZONAClever NA NAClever = Clever Ruse Bus Adopted to toEJiule toE toEiu1e EJiule E tlle Officers OfficersSEEN Offic rs rsSEEN 4 4SEEN SEEN GOING GOTTJTll GOTTJTllMODAYATEJ1NQON 0U OUTE OUTEMONDAY H HMOWD MONDAY MOWD MODAYATEJ1NQON MODAYATEJ1NQONMoab A AFTERNOON AFTERNOONMoal 1fT llJfQOI llJfQOIMoab Moab Posse Starts St rts Out nt to Inter Intercept InterCelt InteiI ¬ I Celt cei Them ThemThree eni eniThree 4 4Three Three Hen Men4 HeavilyArmed Heavilr ed1 Crossed Crossedthe Crossedthe Crossedthe the Railroad Rai road Track 1ack Near Cisco Ciscoand Ciscoand I and Avoided the Town TownUnless TownUnlessI TownUnlessIntercepted Unless UnlessIntercepted I Intercepted by Posse P Pqsse s 0r From rom m Moab Moabit oab oabit < it Will t3e Be Impossible ImpOf si le to Head HeadThem Headhe1l Headhern Them he1l Off O 0ffPosse Posse X Leayes L aes ves Vernal VernalI VernalFor I For or Browns Park ParkSptd ParkS ParkSacia1 + Sptd S Sacia1 t tQ tQTh Th Theflrald TheflraldThompson Herald HeraldThompsons B Jld JldThompsonsljtah Thompson Thompsonsljtah UtahMay ay 2 29 29Informa 29Information Informa Information Iniorma Iniormation ¬ tion was r received eived at thisplace late this thisafternoon thisafternoon thisafternoon afternoon that th tthree three mfin mtin heavily arm armed armed armed ¬ ed crossed the Rio RioGrande Grande Western Westernrailway Westefnrailway Westernrailway railway one on one mile east of of Cisco gping gpingsouth gpingsouth gpingsouth south late yesterday esterdayaf afternoon rnoon Cisco Ciscois I is about half way between here and the theColorado theColorado Colorado state sta te line A good description descriptionof descriPt ion ionof I I of them could not be gotten as the par parties parties parties ¬ ties who saw them wee WH a a mile away awayEverything awayEyerything awayEverything Everything indicates that they are the theoutlaws theoutlaws theoutlaws outlaws wantedas wanted vant as all sheep herders herdersand herdersand J and others that go near Cisco stop there for water and supplies s ppUes and a nd it was wasexpected wasexpected expected that these men would but I they gave the town a wide berth When Then the outlaws passed Turners Turnersranch Turnersranch ranch they had h d six horses horseshaving having turn turned tUrned turned ¬ ed the others oth rs loose presumably to tomake tomake tomake make as few tracks as possible When Whengoing Whengoing Whengoing going through t rough Cisco th they y had only three horses horsesAs horsesAs horsesAs As soon as the information was re received receiyed received ¬ ceived here a telephone message was wassent wassent wassent sent to Moab a posseof three men un ¬ der derJ J M Cunningham Cunninghamwassoo was soon form formed formed ¬ ed and nd they are now nov on the trail hop ¬ ing to head them off or follow if they have passed passedAs passed4t As the th desperado desperadggove gove out the in ¬ formation forrimtl m at TurnfiTs Turn i s ranch that they were going north it is naturally sup ¬ posed that they intended to double back on their tracks In order to throw the posses off the track trac tracThe The outlaws are supposed to be from Arizona and as the trail taken by these the men leads back to that country it furthers the belief that these t ese parties are the outlaws wanted W4 ted If they are not caught before qey iey get sev seventy 1ty 6r or eighty mites milesSotffklt sotftfclt soth lt WUfbe wilI lUbe be almost 1m 1mpesslble jmpQij6ble ImpasebIe pesslble to g gt t them th as a the mountains mo ntains ht that section are Very ry rough and a few f men with a little food can stand ¬ off a large number for fora a long longtime time Some menalso left here fdr fd Cisco In order to take up the trail there and overtake them If possible possibleHorse possibleHors possibleHorse Horse Turned Loose LooseThe LooseThe LooseThe The chase after the outlaws that murdered Sheriff Tylerand Tyler and Sam Jen ¬ kins promises to be the most excit ¬ ing that has ha occurred in the state staterfor for < many yearsA years J A small sin n bay baymare mare answer ¬ ing the description of one Q e of o the horses with the three men at Turners ranch a few hours after the murder was found tonight by the operator of the R G W railway at Westwater about forty miles east of here or about fif ¬ teen miles east of ofwhere where the three men crossed the R G W railway late yes ¬ terday afternoon The mare was al ¬ most completely exhausted showing that she had been ridden hard and then turned loose and was hunting water There remains no doubt but what the men that thatmurdered murdered Tyler and Jen ¬ kins are Arizona outlaws A letter was wasreceived wasreceived wasreceived received at Moab today from a sheriff sheriffm m In Arizona giving a full description of the five outlaws wanted In that state for the murder of two men members membersof of posses that were after them There Theres is s a arewad reward of 5000 now out in that 1 the outlaws These out ¬ laws divided before they arrived at i Moab three threeJ of them coming through Moab last Wednesday WednesdayS S The descriptions descritions given by the sheriff tally exactly with the three that went through the town of ofltloab Moab Ioab and they rode the same horses The brands br nds on them compare exactly A man from Moab rode with the three outlaws from rom Moab to where the road crosses Grand river rh er He suspected there was wassomething wassomething wassomething something wrong and went with them for the purpose of examirig the horses The marks on them are identical If the Arizona sheriff had notified officers at Moab by telegraph instead of letter letterthey l letterthey tter tterthey they could easily have h vebeen been captured before they had added more murders murdersto to their list and saved sav d the lives of the themurdered themurdered themurdered murdered men menMore menMore menMore More posses are beirtg formed every hour and all avenues of f escape are be ¬ ing guarded guardedTwo guardedTwo S Two More in San Sa Juan JuanLater JuanLaterOn JuanLate Later LaterOn Late One On of the party or five from Arizona for whom the reward of 5000 OOO is offered in that state was seen seen near nearLisbon nearLisbon nearLisbon Lisbon springs San Juan county this thismorning thismorning thismorning morning by Oscar Elmer who just j st ar arrived arrIved arrived ¬ rived at this place He was Vas coming up to Nipples Cross road at that place He Hewas Hewas was very heavily armed and a very veryrough veryrough veryrough I rough Joking lokingocharacter pcharacter He claimed claim d he hewas hewas j was going to his partner up in the thecliffs thecliffs thecliffs cliffs These es two men are evidently the two melt mex ± that separated from the theother theother theother other three that killed Sheriff Tyler Tylerand Tylerand Tylerand and Deputy Jenkins It appears that thattheir thattheir thattheir their horses gave out and could not nottravel nottravel nottravel travel fast enough to keep up with withthe withthe withthe the other three that passed through Moab last Wednesday camping on Hill Hillcreek Hillcreek Hillcreek creek Saturday noon noonThe noonThe noonThe The route taken by the three that thatpassed thatpassed thatpassed passed through thro gh < Cisco last night would wouldtake wouldtake wouldtake take them to the tWo men seen this thismorning thismorning thismorning morning They were evidently dodging dodgingthe the officers in Arizona When seen by Tyler and Jenkins they supposed they theywere theywere theywere were attempting their arrest and are arenow arenow arenow now heading for some retreat in Ari ArizonaThe Arizon AnzontL ¬ zonaThe zon zontL The horse ridden by the outlaw outlawat putl utlawat w wat at Lisbon Springs rings was very much muchjaded J1uchjaded uch uchjaded jaded and could only travel slowly slowlyPOSSE slowlyPOSSE slowlyPOSSE POSSE FROM VERNAL VERNALStarted VERNALStarted VERNALStarted Started to Intercept Outlaws Outlaws at atBrowns atBrowns atBrowns Browns Browns ParkSpe Park ParkVernal ParkSpeQaIto Spe SpeQaIto Jalto Thct 1J Beraid BeraidVernal ld ldVernal Vernal Vernaliff UtAh 1y peputy Deputy Slier Sheriff Slier1ff iff Joe Tolliver received a at legram t yes yesterday yesterday yesterday ¬ terday fromSheriff from Sheriff Preece Pree econtaining econtainingthe e containing containingthe the news of the killing of Sheriff Tyler Tylerand TYlerand Tylerand and deputy on Hill creek last Satuf Satufrtnir Saturday Satuiday day rtnir TVin The diipatchstatedthat dIpateh Horvotli cfnfn stated < 3 tht + tiof thE th + Vin out outlaws outlaws i ilaws laws were hftaded fdr the Whiteriver Whiterivercountry White river rivercountry rivercountry country andrequested and requested that thata a posse be besent besent besent sent out to Iptercept them Tolliver at atonce atonee atonce once organized organi ed a posse posseanIett Japtl iand left le t here hereIContjnued h hereContjnuedonPage re reContlnued IContjnued ContjnuedonPage on Page 2J 2 j JAN AREBABREOOUT AREBABREOOUTBoard ARLBARREU OUT OUTBoard Board of Inqiiiry 11lqu IIlffTlilyEejectS lYoRejects ejects 50 50pi 50I 50pt 50ok7L pi ok7L ok7LOTHERS 71 71OFFICIALS I 1 1OTHERS + OTHERS OTHERSS Bk ji ESGilE I S r rOFFIOIALS 4 4OFFICIALS f OFFICIALS TAKE VIGOROUS VIGOROUS Goar rS AC ACTION A ATION ACTION ¬ TION TO STOP INFLXJX INFLXJXProspects NFL UX UXProspects 4 S Prospects Are That Future Shiploads ShiploadsWill ShiploaciWill Ship1oa Ship1oaWill Will Be Landed at Victoria So SoThat SoThat SoThat That the Orientals Od ntals tals 1ray tay ay Be 3e Quiet Quietly QuietlySmuggled QuietlySmuggled ¬ ly lySmuggled AcrossMthe 4 rosSthe Border BorderTacoma J3orderTacoma 4 S Tacoma Wash May29 May29A May 29A A special specialboard speci specialboard l lboard board of inquiry composed of Collec Collector Collector Collector ¬ tor W A Falrweatherchairman Fa1rwea herfchalrman Dep Deputy Deputy Deputy ¬ uty Collector S W De Lacy and an Robert RobertWatchorn RobertWatchorn RobertWatchorn Watchorn special spe L supervising immi immigration immigration 1mm 1mmgratlon ¬ gration inspector who is in Tacoma Tacomarom Tacoma1rom TacomaI 1rom I rom Washington for the express pur purpose purpose purpose ¬ pose of inquiring into the sudden im immigration 1mmigration immigration ¬ migration of Japanese r pane e to this coast coastworked coastworked coastworked worked from 7 oclock oolocklast last night until untilmidnight unUlmIdnight untilmidnight midnight passing upon seventyone seventyoneJapanese seventy seventyoneJapanese one oneJupanese Japanese who had been rejected by Im Immigration Immigration Immigration ¬ migration Inspector Walker alIter on the thesteamship Utesteamship thesteamship steamship Glenogle Out Outof of this num number number numher ¬ ber the board rejected rejectedfltty fifty of them themoutright themoutright themoutright outright This is by far the largest largestnumber largestnumber largestnumber number ever rejected out of a single singleshipment singleshipment singleshipment shipment to the sound soundNineteen soundNineteen soundNineteen Nineteen of the remaining twenty twentyone one were allowed to land only when whenthe whenthe whenthe the Japanese consul gve g ve his guarantee guaranteethat guaranteethat guaranteethat that they would obtain otit in employment employmentwithin employmentwithin employmentwithin within the next sixty days Some of the thefifty thefifty thefifty fifty Japanese were wer barred because they theyhad theyhad theyhad had infectious diseases One had con consumption consumption consumption ¬ sumption Others were kept out be because because because ¬ cause it appeared thatthey that they were con contract contract contract ¬ tract laborers Only two out ut of the SenS SenStire en entire entire ¬ tire seventyone passed the examina examination examination examination ¬ tion satisfactorily The Glenogle Glenoglebrought Glenoglebrought Glenogiebrought brought 35S Japanee to Tacoma P coma on this thistrip thiStrip I Itrip trip and the percentage of rejections rejectionswas was unusually large many Out of WorK WorKThe WorkThe WorkS S The Japanese missionary ml Ionliy at Tacoma Tacomawho TacomaI Tacomawho I who makes it his business to find nd em employment emI employment I ployment for the Japanese Jap JIese emigrants emigrantsadmitted emigrantsadmitted I admitted to the examining board that thatthere thatI thatthere there are now 300 Japanese in Tacoma Taconraout Tacomaout Tacomaout I out of employment Inspector nyder Jfnyderof nyderof of Seattle says there are ate 400 Japanese Japaneseout apanese apaneseout out of work in that city cityAnotner cityI cityAnotner Anotner thing brought outin out in the th in invictoria investigat10n I vestigat10n is that mgfe than three threeI threetimes I times as many Japane are re landed in inI InVictoria I victoria as are brought brot br Tglit glit to the Sound Soundaorts SoundI Soundnorts ports aortsWhen portsVhen a aWhen I When the news nejys reaches r aches Japan that thatI thatfifty thatifty fifty Japanese dut ut of a jzle itr1e shipment shJpmenthave shipmenthave I have been rejected in Taaoma T oma the next nextship nextI 1 ship that comes will likely unload the theentire theI theentire I entire lot lotin in Victoria and andiet let them take takechances takechances takeI I chances of crossing the line in small smallbodies smallbodies smallbodies bodies If f they are caught C8UghttheY ugbt they cannot cannotbe cannotbe cannotbe be sent back any farther farth than Victoria Victoriawhereas VictoriaI Victoriawhereas I whereas if they are rejected Te jected in Ta Tacoma Tacoma ¬ 1 coma they must mustgo1xek go g back f to Japan HIGH HONOBF0E O R F l1pT UTAHN UTAHNR i iI 1 1B R B BThurman B Thurman Dis DinguishesEim DinguishesEimself ist lnguishejs nguish s sself Himr Himrself I self at Columbia lIniversity UniversitySpecial lIniversitySpecial < Special SpecialtoThe to teTbe = The Herald HeraldJWashington HeraldWashington HeraldWashington Washington D C May 29 29Richard Richard RichardB B Thurman of Provo Utah leaves Co Columbian Columbian Columbian ¬ lumbian University with distinction distinctionThe The degree of LL B was this evening eveningconferred eveningconferred conferred upon him and he was the thefirst thefirst thefirst I first of three members of his class to toreceive toreceive toreceive receive honorable mention from the th fac faculty faculty faculty ¬ ulty ultyThurmari ultyThurmart ultyThurmait Thurmari entered Columbian law lawschool lawschool lawschool school during duringthe the first year of of5hls his s em employment employment employment ¬ ployment with Senator Rawlins Rawllnsas as pri private private private ¬ vate secretary secr tary He passed the highest highestexaminations qighestexaminations HIghestexaminationa examinations of any man in his hisciass hisciasshaving class classhaving classhavIng having daily employment and was one oneof oneof oneof of two to attain 100 per cent in more morethan morethan morethan than one examination examinationInterior examinationInterior examinationInterior S Interior Department to Survey SurveySpecial SurveySpecial SurveySpecial Special to The Herald HeraldWashington HeraldWashington Washington D C May 29 29A A suc successful successful suecessful ¬ cessful effort was made today by Sen Senator Senator Senator ¬ ator Clark of Wyoming to defeat the theamendment t tlieamendment e eamendment amendment to the sundry civil bill plac placing placing placing ¬ ing the intended survey of the Utah UtahArizona UtahArizona UtahArizona Arizona boundary line In charge of the thecoast thecoast thecoast coast and geodetic survey surve As the bill billnow billnow billnow now stands this survey will wilJbe be madeby madebythe the interior deDartment departmentPatents deDartmentPatgnts 4 4Pat Patents Pat nts to Utah Men MenSpecial MenSpechil MenSpecial Special to The Herald HeraldWashington HeraldWashington HeraldWashington Washington May 29 29Patents Patents issued issuedCharles i issuedCharles sued suedCharles Charles W Blethen Manning Utah UtahIroning Utahironing UtahIroning Ironing board Charles W V Neill Salt SaltLake SaltLake SaltLake Lake City leaching copper ores oresDeny oresDeny oresDeny Deny BeerDrinking Beer Drinking Bout 13outNew BoutNew BoutNew New York Yorl May 29 290fficers Officers of the theColumbia theColumbia theColumbia Columbia senior class say that there therewill therewill therewill will be no beer drinking tournament on onclass onclass onclass class day that the proposal was a ajoke ajoke ajoke joke The socalled joke led to news newspaper newspaper newspaper ¬ paper editorials and sermons denounc denouncing denouncing denouncing ¬ ing such a contest contestRevolution contestRevolution GI GIRevolution Revolution at an Epd EndCaracas EpdCara EpdCaracas Caracas Cara as Venezuela May 29 29General 29GeneralJose 29GeneralJose General GeneralJose Jose M Hernandez the revolutionary revolutionaryleader revolutionaryleader revolutionaryleader leader has been beencaptured captured by govern governinent government govern government ¬ ment troops The revolution is now con considered considered considered ¬ sidered ended endedEnvoys endedEIi endedEnvoys = Envoys EIi oys Head For Gotham GothamWashington GothamWashington GothamWashington Washington May 29 29The The three Boer Boerenvoys Boerenvoys Boerenvoys envoys envoys left Washington this afternoon afternoonfor for a trip north They will go first to toNew toNew toNew New York and thence to Boston BostonDynamite BostonDynamite BostonDynamite Dynamite Kills a Burglar BurglarMuskogee BurglarMuskogee BurglarMuskogee Muskogee I T May 29 29Lloyd Lloyd Wil Wilson Wi1son Wilson ¬ son in trying to rob a store storeat at Holden Holdenville lIoldenvillc Iloidenyule yule blew open the safe with wit i dynamite dynamiteThe dynamiteThe dynamiteThe The explosion mashed his righthand righthandand rIght hand handand handand and injured the other and he will prob probably probably rob robably ¬ ably die Wilson says he is an old rail railroader railroader railroader ¬ roader roaderTHE roaderTHE roaderTHE THE HERALD BULLETIN BULLETINPAGE PAGE ONE ONEDe ONEDe ONEDe De Lamar Nearly Destroyed DestroyedOutlaws DestroyedOutlaws DestroyedOutlaws Outlaws Headed For Arizona Arizona3ffany ArizonaManyTaps ArizonaNany I 3ffany ManyTaps Japs Are Barred BarredKoberts BarredRoberts BarredRoberts Roberts at Johannesburg JohannesburgPAGE PAGE TWO TWOAmerican TWOAmerican TWOAmerican American Marines Landed LandedDemocrats Land LandedDemocrats ed edDemocrats Democrats Stand on o Trusts TrustsPAGE TrustPAGE TrustsPAGE PAGE THREE THREEHaworth THREEHaworth THREEEaworth Haworth Tries to Escape EscapeTrouble EscapeTrouble scape scapeTrouble Trouble Between Coleges ColegesConditions Co1egesConditions ColegesConditions Conditions at Scofield ScofieldMcCoy ScofieldMc ScofleldMccoy McCoy Mc oy Defeats Ryan RyanPAGE RyanPAGE RyanPAGE PAGE FOUR FOUREditorial FOUREditorial FOUREditorial Editorial EditorialPAGE PAGE FIVE FIVEScheme FIVEScheme FiVEScheme Scheme to Pump City Wlil Wt v7ater v7aterRescue rl rlRescue 4Rescue < Rescue Home Squabblevlpte SquabblevlptePAGE Squabble SquabblePAGE Squabble1PAGESLC PAGE PAGESLC Six SixMining SL if ifning t tMining Mining ning News NewsMining t tMining t tMining Mining Stock Market MarketSenate MarketSenate S Senate Against Boers BoersChinese DoersChinese Bo rs rsChinese Chinese in Quarantine QuarantinePAGE QuarantiriePAGE QuarantiiiePAGE PAGE SEVEN SEVENFinancial SEYENF1ancial SEVENFinancial Financial and Commercial CommercialPAGE CommercialPAGE I PAGE EIGHT EIGHTNew EIGIIr1few EIGHTNew New Deal For Health I TODAY ENTERS fNTfRSi Ii i JOHANNESBURG JOHANNfS8URGoberts tfibberts Plans to Occupy City Cityat CitYat OiyatNoon at atNoon atNoona atNoonAIMY Noon NoonA1MYBIYOUACSIN N OOll a 1 1ARMYBIVOUACSIN A1MYBIYOUACSIN A1MYBIYOUACSINGEEfflSTON ARMYBIVOUACSINGER1lIISTON AIMY BIVOUACS IN INGEIL1IISTOIN GEEfflSTON SUBURB SUBURBNo SU SUB URJ3 URJ3No 4 4No No 91P OppOsition position s tion Is Expected Expe tedFrom tedFromthe Jfroin Jfrointhe FroniS S the Boers Mines Have Not Yet Been Destroyed DestroyedKruger DestroyedKruger DestroyedKruger Kruger Again Said to Be BePrepar BePreparing Prepar Preparing PreparIng ¬ ing to Sue For Peace Urged On By Bythe Bythe Bythe the Swift Advance of the theBritish theBritishCavalry British BritishCavalry BritishCavalry Cavalry Approaches Pretoria PretoriaBuller PretoriaBuller PretoriaBuller Buller Fighting FightingFree Free State Is IsAnnexed IsAnnexed IsS S Annexed AnnexedLondonMay AnnexedLondon AnnexedLondon a LondonMay London May 29 2ttThe The following fol1owIn dis dispatch dispatch dispatch patch has been received from Lord JordRoberts LordRoberts LordRoberts Roberts RobertsGermlston RobertsGermlston RobertsGermiston Germlston May 29 630 p m mWe mWearrived mWearrived We Wearrived arrived here this afternoon without be being being beIng ¬ ing seriously opposed No casualties so sofar so soar sofar far ar as I am aware in the main column columnand columnand columnand and not many I trust in the cavalry cavalryand cavalryand cavalryand and mounted infantry The enemy did didnot didnot didnot not expect us until tomorrow and had hadnot hadnot hadnot not therefore carried off all their roll rolling roIling rolling ¬ ing stock We have possession of the thejunction thejunction thejunction junction connecting Johannesburg with withNatal withNatal ivlthNatal Natal Pretoria and Klerksdorp by rail railroad railroad railroad ¬ road Johannesburg is reported quiet and andno andno andno no mines I understand have been in injured injured 1njured ¬ jured juredI I shall summon the commandant In Inthe inthe Inthe the morning and if as I expect there thereIs Is no opposition I propose to enter the thetown thetown thetown town with all the troops at noon noonGermiston noonGermlston noonGermiston Germiston is a suburb to the south southeast southeast southeast ¬ east of Johannesburg railway junction junctionandGeneral junctionandGeneral junctionandGeneral andGeneral Roberts mentions it jn n his hismessage hismessage hismessage message to the war office o1I ae probably be because because because ¬ cause Elandsfontein station is further furthereastward furthereastward furthereastward eastward eastwardAdditional eastwardAdditional eastwardAdditional Additional evidence that the mines minesare minesare minesare are intact comes in a message re received rec received ¬ ceived c ived by a mining company here to today today today ¬ day from its Johannesburg representa representative ¬ tive dated May 28 saying All right rightLord rightLord rightLord Lord Roberts dispatch is regarded as asannouncing asannouncing asannouncing announcing the virtual occupation of ofJohannesburg ofJohannesburg I IJohannesburg Johannesburg Apparently the Boers Boershave Boershave Boershave have again effected a retreat as there thereis theretI1 thereno is tI1 no mention men tn of < < f any ar prisoners pri on s or cap There will be some little anxiety anxietypending anxIetypending anxietypending pending the actual occupation of ofJo ofJoh Jo Johannesburg Johannesbur ¬ hannesburg h nesburg as there are rumors thatthe that thatthe thatthe the townhas town has been mined with the in intention intkiit1on intantionof ¬ tention tantionof of ofowingup flowing 1owingup up LoxdigobertSyarid LoxdigobertSyaridBis Ld d Q1exts nd ndnis Bis b staff st fton on their entry ntry into that place placeCavalry placeCavalry placeCavalry Cavalry Nears ears Pretoria PretoriaLord Pretoria PretoriaLord PretoriaLord Lord Roberts cavalry have flowed on onbeyond oneyond onbeyond beyond Johannesburg A portion is isunderstood isunderstood isunderstood understood to be at Zuurfontein seven sevenmiles sevenmtIes sevenmiles miles north of Johannesburg and with within within within ¬ in twenty miles of Pretoria PretoriaIt It Is considered possible that he will willbe wlllbe willbe be outside of Pretoria Pr toria Friday The Therapidity TherapIdity Therapidity rapidity of his advance is thought an anextraordinary anextraordinary anextraordinary extraordinary achievement even by bygrudging bygrudging grudging continental critics criticsThe criticsThe criticsThe The Boers who were expected to tofight tofiiht tofight fight along the line of hills known as asKlip asKIip asclIp Klip clIp Riversburg abandoned the eastern easternside easternside easternside side of the range near Lord Roberts Robertsadvance Robertsadvance Robertsadvance advance line but they moved their theirground theirground theirground ground on the extreme right near Van VanWycks VanVycks VanWycks Wycks Roost when they met General GeneralFrenchs GeneralFrenchs GeneralFrenchs Frenchs turning movement The fight fightcontinued fightcontinued fightcontinued continued all day and the result is as asyet asyet asyet yet mere conjecture Probably the Boer Boerrear Boerrear Boerrear rear guard succeeded in keeping Gen General Generlil General ¬ eral French off and is now in the hills hillsnorthwest hillsnorthwest hillsnorthwest northwest of Johannesburg JohannesburgBoers JohannesburgBoers JohannesburgBoers Boers Ready For Peace PeaceThe Pea PeaceThe e I IThe The Standard has the following foll wing ad advices advices advices ¬ vices from Pretoria under Mondays Mondaysdate Mondaysdate Mondaysdate date dateThe The Transvaal government has hasopened hasopened hasopened opened or is about to open peace ne negotiations negotiations negotiations ¬ gotiations It has cabled a final Inquiry Inquiryto to its agents abroad asking whether whetherany whetherany whetherany any hope exists of aid aidDispatches aidDispatches aidDispatches Dispatches from Lourenzo Marques Marquesyesterday Marquesyesterday Marquesyesterday yesterday described President Kruger Krugeras as wavering but demanding a guaran guarantee guarantee guarantee ¬ tee that he shall not be exiled to St StHelena StHelena StHelena Helena HelenaThe HelenaT HelenaThe The T e fighting burghers still continue continueto to desert and the total collapse c l1apse of the theBoer theBoer theBeer Boer military organization is not jfar jfaroff fario fariBennett ar aroff off o offBennett Bennett Burleigh wiring from Lord LordRoberts LordRoberts LordRoberts Roberts headquarters at Verenigningj Verenigningjon Verenigninon on Sunday says saysI I doubt if President Kruger KrugerJcan KrugerJcanmuster Krugercanmuster can canmuster muster 15000 men as many of the theburghers theburghers theburghers burghers have gone to their homes homesThe homesThe homesThe The stauncher Boers are sending their theirfamilies theirfamll1es theirfamilies families with wagons and stores to the theZoutpansberg theZoutpansberg theZoutpansberg Zoutpansberg district Whether Preto Pretoria Pretoria Pretona ¬ ria na will be defended is uncertain al although although although ¬ though a Pretoria message dated Sun Sunday Sunday Sunday ¬ day pictures the work of defending the thecapital thecapital thecapital capital as going on with feverish ac activity activity activity ¬ tivity tivityPretoria tivityPretoria tivityPretoria Pretoria is situated in a wilderness wildernessof of kopjes and ranges and is provided providedwith providedwIth providedwith with defenses that requlreat require at least 20000 20000men 20000men 20009men men to man them properly There may maystill maystill maystill still be one hard nut for the British to tocrack tocraclt tocrack crack crackThe cracltThe crackThe The news that Lord Roberts was waspractically waspractically waspractically practically master of Johannesburg Johannesburgwas was received in London with noisy en enthusiasm enthusi enthusi ¬ thusiasm thusi sm Buller Has a Battle BattleSir BattleSir BattleSir Sir Redvers Buller and the Boers had hadan hadan hadan an artillery duel d el all day yesterday yesterdaywithout yesterdaywithout yesterdaywithout without market result The equilibrium equilibriumin in Natal seems still maintained On OnSunday OnSunday OnSunday Sunday the British killed two Boers and capturedten captured ten near Mullers pass passBoers passBoers passBeers Boers Must Yield All AllLord AllLord AlLLord Lord Salisbury who was entertained entertainedat at dinner this evening by the City of ofLondon ofLond ofLondon London Lond n Conservative Association made madean an Important announcement regarding regardingthe the governments South African policy policyQur policyOur policyOur Our only certainty of preventing a arecurrence n nrecurrence arecurrence recurrence recurrence of this fearful war Is to in insure Insure ins sure sure s re that never again shall such vast vastacQumulations vastacqurnulatlons ast astaCQ acQumulations aCQ mulations of armaments occur occurandlhat occurandthat occurandthat andthat not a shred of the former In Independence independence independence ¬ dependence of the republics shalt re remain remaIn renialn ¬ main Cheers CheersI I have h ve already alread intimated that their theirresistance theirresistancc theirresistance resistance has gone beyond the limit limitto limitt limitto to t which resistance could wisely go It Itis Itis Itis is not for us to criticise their action in inwhat inwhat inwhat what they are pleased to call selfde selfdefense selfdefense selfdcfence ¬ fense but they have acted so that ev every every cvcry ¬ ery bitterness created by the war and andeYerytseverance andeyei andeyery eYerytseverance eyery severance of classes and races racesayelbeen racesav racesh h eyei ayelbeen av vebeen been stimulated by every meas measCu measu measue Cu bn u ue f they fiey have taken and so they go goItwill gobn gotm Itwill It t will also be our duty to protect protectthosenative protectth protectthosnative thosenative th Scnative races who have been so sosorely sosorely sosorely sorely afflicted and at the same time timeso so to t conduct their policy that so far faras faras faras as possible there shall sh llbe be a reconcilia reconciliation reconclIlation reconcillation ¬ tion and that every one shall be bea beahappy behappy a ahappy happy member of the British Britishempire BritishempireBurghers empire empireBurghers empireBurghers Burghers to Pray PrayPretoria PrayPretoria PrayPretoria Pretoria May 28 2SBy By an order re FIRE SWEEPS THE TOWN TOWNOF TOWNOF OF DE DELhMhR3 LAMAR NEV NEVD NEVDTwothirds AUA AUAIwotbirds TwotMrds of the Buildings Are Destroyed and a aThousand aIh aThousand Thousand Ih u and Persons Rendered Homeless HomelessFlames HomelessFla HomelessPlanles Flames Fla Start S1 Sl rtluysteriouslyLong rt mysteriously Long Resist Effortsto Efforts to Stay StayProgress StayProgress 5 Progress by Powder and an Water Special Speclalto to The Herald HeraldPioche HeraldPiocheNevMa HeraldPiocheNev Pioche PiocheNevMa PiocheNev Nev May 29 29Fire Fire today de destroyed destroyed destroyed ¬ stroyed twothirds of the town of De DeLamar DeLamar DcLamar Lamar Nev including the principal principalbusiness prIncipalbusiness principalbusiness business section and almost all the theresidences theresidences theresidences residences A thousand pesons are arerendered arerendered ar arrendered rendered homeless homelessThe homelessThe homelessThe The loss will reach rea h 100000 and the theinsurance theinsurance theInsurance insurance is about onethird of that thatfigure thatfi thatfigure figure figureThe fi figureThe re reThe The fire started mysteriously In the thenorth thenorth thenorth north end of town and swept steadily steadilysouthward steadibsouthward steadilysouthward southward before a high wind despite despiteefforts despitef despiteiorts efforts f orts to blow up buildings in its path pathJhl3 pathhis pathThis This his is the second serious fire DC DCLamar Deamar DcLamar Lamar amar has had within a few days daysIt It originated at 7 p m in a stockade stockadein in the rear of T E Edwards saloon saloonwhere saloonwhere saloonwhere where two drunken men had been beenthrown beenthrown beenthrown thrown They have not been seen since sinceThe sinceJhe sinceThe The value of the saloon is 1000 1000White lOGOVhlte 1000White White Pine lodging house next nextburned nextburned nextburned burned The loss Ios cn this was 750 The TheSchaefer TheSchaefer TheSchaefer Schaefer saloon and opera house fol followed followed followed ¬ lowed entailing a loss of about 6000 6000The 5100lhe 6000The The Eureka hotel owned by J Ahern Ahernwas Ahernwas Ahernwas was next valued at 3000 and then thencame thencame thencame came Smiths photograph gallery val valued valued valued ¬ ued at 500 and Gregorys restaurant restaurantThe restaurantThe The twostory Dupont lodging house housevalued housevalued housevalued valued at 2500 with ith 2000 insurance insurancealso inauranalso insurancealso also burned burnedChurch burnedChurch burnedChurch Church Laid in Ashes AshesThe AshesThe AshesThe The Episcopal church and all resi residences residencesJn resldences ¬ dences dencesJn In the vicinity succumbed succumbedThe succumbedThe The principal residences numbering numberingabout numberingabout numberingabout about 100 were then reached by the theflames theflames theJames flames Their value approximates 30000 30000The 30000The 30000The The fire started in the north end of ofthe ofthe ofthe the business portion of the town and andas andas d das as the wind was blowing south each eachbuilding eachbuilding eachbuilding building down Main street fell in for fordestruction fordestruction fordestruction destruction until the McMurphy saloon saloonwas saloonwas saloonwas was reached There the use of powder powderand powderand powderand and buckets stayed the progress of the theflames theflames theflames flames flamesExcitement flamesExcitement flamesExcitement Excitement ran high but good order orderprevailed orderprevailed orderprevailed prevailed and the people worked If lfaIth lfaIthfully faIth faIthfully aithfully fully e water system was of no use anc ancthe the onethird of the town remaining remainingcan can credit its existence to luck luckOther luckOther luckBuildings Other Buildings Builcli gs Lost LostAmong LostAmong LostAmong I Among the theuther other buildings bpi dings destroyed destroyedwere were wereThe wereI wereThe S The Roed Hoeder stone store building buildingS I S Washington May 29 29The The senate senatecommittee senatecommittee senatecommittee committee on privileges and elections electionstoday electionstOday electionstoday today through its chairman Senator SenatorChandler SenatorChandler SenatorChapdler Chandler made an adverse report upon uponthe uponthe uponthe the house Joint resolution providing for forthe forthe forthe the election of United States senators senatorsby senatorsby senatorsby by direct vote of the people peopleThe peopleThe peopleThe The same committee made a favor Special to The Herald HeraldDenver HeraldDemer HeraldDenver Denver Colo Cob May 1I y 29 29PreSident 29PreSidentBurt 29PrsldentBurt President PresidentBurt Burt of ofthe the Union Pacific forcibly forciblyejected forciblyejected forciblyejected ejected Superintendent Harris from his hisprivate hisprivate hisprivate private car ar yesterday at a small siding sidingnear sidIngnear sidingnear near Green River Wyo Mr M Burt has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen been over the lines in Wyoming in incompany incompany incompany company with the western officials fa familiarizing familiarizing a amiliarizing ¬ miliarizing himself with the great task taskthe taskthe taskthe the railroad wiU undertake in the Sher Sherman Shernum Sliermr5ii ¬ man hill hUt cutoff cutoffSuperintendent cutoffSuperintendent cutoffSuperintendent Superintendent Harris of the Wyo Wyoming Wyoming Wyoming ¬ ming division was in Mr Burt car cardiscussing cardiscussing eardiscussing discussing the work in Wyoming when whenhe whenhe whenhe he entered into a dispute with the thepresident thepresident thepresident president Mr Burt critilsed cri i lsed some ac actions actions astions ¬ tions authorized by by y the superintendent superintendentand and the dispute became heated It is issaid issaid Issaid said Mr Harris lost hlshead and made madea a pass at Burt who had the train trainstopped trainstopped trainstopped stopped and ejected the iperintendent iperintendentMr Mr Harris was as left at a i lonely station stationwith stationwith stationwith with some hours to wait before he hecould hecould hecould could catch a train trainPresident trainPresident trainPresident President Burt wired to Omaha that 1 cently issued the president decreed decreedthat decreedthat decreedthat that May 27 and I the two following followingdays followingdays followingdays days be observed by bythe the whole coun country country country ¬ try as days of prayer pr yer humiliation and andthe andthe andthe the confession of sins and that peti petitions pettions ¬ I Itions tions should be offered for relief from fromoppression fromoppression fromoppression oppression oppressionFighting oppressionFighting oppressionFighting Fighting took place at Vanwytrust Vanwytrustfifteen Vanwytrustfifteen Vanwytrustfifteen fifteen miles south of Johannesburg Johannesburgwith with a large force of British which whichbroke whichbroke whichbroke broke through from Klip river riverFree riverFree riverS riverPree Free State Annexed AnnexedCape AnnexedCape AnnexedCape Cape S Town May lIay 28 Monday MondayLord MondayLordRoberts MondayLordRoberts Lord LordRoberts Roberts yesterday announced to his histroops histroops histroops troops the annexation of the Free FreeState FreeState FreeState State which hereafter will be called calledthe ca1ledthe calledthe the Orange River State StateOTIS StateOTIS 5 OTIS GETS GETSPROMOTION GETSPROMOTIONPresident GETSPROMO1ONPresident PROMOTION PROMOTIONPresident President Sends Other Ot1i r Nominations Nominationsto NominationstoTth J r > to t toTth r the Senate SenateWashington S SenateWashington nnte nnteVlashington Washington Vlashington May 1 y lmThe i9The 0 The president presidenttoday presidenttoday presidenttoday today sent the thefollowing following nominations to tothe tothe tothe the senate senateBrigadier senateBrlgadier senateBrigadier Brigadier General Gene tl Elwell S Otis U US US US S A to be bernajor major general gengralJune June 16 1900 1900vice 1900vice 1900vice vice Merritt M rrltt to be I retired etfr trr1JP 1 on that date dateCourt dateCourt dateCourt Court of Private Land mnd Claims CaimsJo CaimsJoseph CamsJoseph Jo Joseph ¬ seph S Reed Reedofr of Iowa w to be chief jus justice just1ce justice ¬ tice ticeTo To be Associate Justices JUitlccsThomas Thomas C Cu u c 2J dwelling and yards valued vaJuG1 afe itT500 ab750OMessenger itT500Messenger T OOt OOtMessenger Messenger printing office and nd plant piantClarks 1600 1600Clarks 1500Clarks Clarks new stand 1000China 1000 1000China OOO OOOChina China Joes restaurant 7 150 7UBanners 0 0Banners I IBanners Banners saloon 5760 5760Poujades 3750Poujades 760 760Poujades Poujades restaurant SLtflOt SLtflOtShiers 1100 1100Shiers ZOShiers Shiers drug store 53000 53000Saunders 3000 3000Saunders 3000Saunders < Saunders law office officeDooleys 800i 800iDooleys 100Dooleys Dooleys store 5000Bawden 5000 5000Bawden 5000Bawden Bawden hotel south Side 1de f fstreet Ma1rl Ma1rlstreet yf lrt lrtstreet street loss 3800The 3900 3000The 3900The The stone buildings on onthJ thi side de pre prevented prevented peevented ¬ vented the fire from continuing down downthe downthe downthe the street streetSeveral streetSeveral streetSeveral Several other building buildln cellars and andwarerooms andwarerooms andwarerooms warerooms the valueof value of which cannot cannotbe cannotbe cannotbe be reached at pre present ent were we ± e Included in the disaster disasterHomeless disasterHomeless disasterHomeless Homeless Seek Shelter ShelterEyery ShelterEyery SheltersEyery Eyery available place is being pressed pressedInto preaedInto pressedInto Into service for shelter for the home homeless homless homeless ¬ less None of the April Fool FOoloompany8 FOoloompany8property companys companysproperty companysproperty property or that of the De Lamar com company o em empany m mpnny ¬ pany was included in the fir fire although althoughthe the case looked hopeless for a time timeHEAED timeHEARD tmeHEARD HEARD IN SALT J LAKE LAKEWertheimer LAXEWertheimer AK13 AK13Wertheimer Wertheimer Receives Private Infor Infermation Informationon Information mation mationon on De Lamar Fire FireAt FireAt PireAt At 805 oclock Samuel Wertheimer of ofthis otthis ofthis this city received the following tele telegram telegram telegram ¬ gram from his brother David at De DeLamar DeLamar DeLamar Lamar Nev with regard to the fire fireFire fireFire ftreFire Fire started back of Edwards sa saloon anloon a4 a4loon ¬ loon 3 oclock took entire north of town townas as far as the Italian cabin and every everything everything everything ¬ thing as far west as McMurphyg McMurI > b7 sa saloon saloon saloon ¬ loon Everything of ours is saved ex except except except ¬ cept our residence which is gone We Weare Weare Weare are now forming vigilance committees committeesBoth committeesBoth committeesBoth Both companies doing everything in intheir intheir Intheir their power to help unfortunates unfortu ates Every Everyhouse Everyhouse Everyhouse house on north side as far as a Italian Italiancabin Italiancabin Italiancabin cabin except Mrs Julia Hamiltons Hamiltonshouse Hamiltonshouse Hamiltonshouse house Roeders and Bawdens also alsoburned alsoburned alsoburned burned burnedRegarding burnedRegarding burnedRegarding Regarding the conflagration con agr tfon Mr MrWertheimer MrWertheImer MrWerthelmer Wertheimer said saidThe saidThe aidThe The property of theDL the DL Wertheim Wertheimer er company inDe In De Lamar is valued at 25000 but as far as we we weknow know only nly my mybrothers mybrotherSI mybrotherst brothers house has been lost in the thefire thefire thefire fire Thehouse was worth 4000 Other Otherbuildings Otherbuildings Otherbuildlngs buildings that havebeen have be n destroyed are areSchafers areSchafer3 areSchafers Schafers opera hougeWhich hou WIich cost 4000 4000and 4000and 4000and and several of the satafti The popula population POlJuJatlon populaUon ¬ tion of ofthtown the town is amk boutioo t190 1SOO RPOR1 AGAINSTELECTION AGAINSTELECTIONS C N I NEoif Eoif tEPO S OF f SENATORS BY THE PEOPLE able report on Senator Hoars Ho rs bill billamending billamending billamending amending the law relative to the elec election election election ¬ tion of senators so as to permit the theelection theelection theelection election by a plurality of members mem ers of ofthe orthe ofthe the legislature in cases where a major majority majtrity majority ¬ ity cannot be secured by any anyone one candi candidate candidate candidate ¬ date The bill is intended to prevent preventdeadlocks preventdeadlocks preventdeadlocks deadlocks in elections electi ns CLARKS WEDDING GlfTTO GlfTTOD GIFT TO TODAUGIITR D DAUGIITR UGUTER 14O 14OOOOOO OOIO New NewYork York May 29 29It It was definitely definitelyannounced definitelyannounced definitelyannounced announced today tod y that W VZ A Clarks Clarksprincipalwedding Clarksprincipal Clarksprinclpalweddlng principal principalwedding wedding gift gitto to his daughter daughterwas was 14000000 14000000Dr Dr Morris and his bride formerly formerlyMiss formerlyMiss formerlyMiss Miss Clark left New York Y rk today on ontheir ontheir ontheir their honeymoon The big hospitals hOSI > itals of the city were werebright werebright werebright bright with color today from the flowers flowers flow ftowers ¬ ers used at the wedding The blooms bloomsin in themselves cost a fortune and JId they theywere theywere theywere were all given to the hospitals to de delight delight delight ¬ light the eyesand eyes and the hearts h rts o of the thepatients thepatients thepatients patients PRESIDENT BURT HAS SCRAP SCRAPWITS SCRAPW SCRAFWITII WITS W SUPERINTENDENT HARRIS Mr Harris resignation restgnlLttonwas tfas acepted aceptedIIe aceptedIIealso He Healso also telegraphed telegr phed for W L Park super superintendent superintendent superIntendent ¬ intendent of the Nebraska division divisionwith dvislonwith vision visionwith with headquarters he dquartel8 at North Platte Mr MrPark MrPark MrPark Park is considered one of the best men menon menon menon on the Union Pacific system and will willno willno willno no doubt succeed Mr Harris as super superintendent superintendent superintendent ¬ intendent of the Wyoming division divisionSpecial divisionL divisionSpecial divisionSpecial L S Special to The Herald HeraldCheyenne HewdCheyenne HeraldCheyenne Cheyenne Wyo May 21 21Just Just what whatChief whatChief whatChief Chief Engineer Berry hag ha h to do with withthe withthe withthe the difficulties between President Burt Burtand Burtand Burtand and Superintendents Harris and Has Haris H8Nis Hasis is not known but it is asserted he came camein camein camein in for a share of the presidents fault faultfinding f faultfinding ult ultfinding ¬ finding and also tendered his resigna resignation resiEnatlon reelsnation ¬ tion There is a report here tonight tonightwhich tonightwhich tonightwhich which comes from a semiofficial source sourcethat sourcethat sourcethat that the three officials have been ask asked asJrdto d dto to take a layoff and give the president presidenttime presidenttime presidenttime time to consider their action before ac accepting acceptfnr ticcepting ¬ cepting their resignations resignationsSuperintendent resignationsSuperintendent resignationsSuperintendent Superintendent Harris is out west westand westand westand and no information can be obtained at atheadquarters atheadquarters atheadquarters headquarters relative to the difficulty Fuller of North Carolina William Mur Murray Murray Murray ¬ ray of Tennessee Henry C Sluss of ofKansas ofKansas ofKansas Kansas and Wilbur F Stone of Colora Colorado Colorado Cobrado ¬ do doThomas Thomas H Norton of Ohio to be con consul consuI consul ¬ sul at Harput Turkey TurkeyPromotions TurkeyPromotions TurkeyPromotions Promotions in the army armyCaptain arrnyCaptain armyCaptain Captain Robert Burns assistant sur surgeon surgeon surgeon geon Fortyninth infantry U S V to tobe t tbe tbe be surgeon with rank of major First FirstLieutenant FirRtLieuten FirstLieutenant Lieutenant Lieuten nt William C Warmsley Warm 1ey as assistant assl5tant assistant ¬ sistant surgeon Fortyninth Infantry I IS r rS VS S V to be assistant surgeon with rank rankof rankof rankof of captain Second Lieutenant William WilliamF F Gwynne Thirtysixth infantry U S SV SV iiV V to be first lieutenant Second Lieu Lieutenant LieUtenant Lieutenant ¬ S tenant A K Baskette Thirtyseventh Thirtyseventhinfantry Thirteventhinfantry Thirtseventhinfantry infantry U S V to be first fir t lieutenant lieutenantQuartermaster lieutenantQuartermaster lieutenantQuartermaster Quartermaster Sergeant Elmer B Ga Gavett Gavett Gavett vett company H Thirtyninth ThirtJ ninth infan infantry infantry Infantry ¬ try U S V to be second lieutenant lieutenantDe tJ3Si tJ3SiDe De Gallifet Ensigns R4tS gn Office OfficeParis OfticeParis OeeParis Paris May 29 29Geaeral General the thettaquis thettaquisde iiarquisde Itarquis Itarquisde de Gallifet minister of war has re resigned nsigned r rsigned ¬ signed It is officially announced that thathts thathts thathis hts successor is General Andre AndreMore AndreMore AndreMore More Head For Home HomeSeattle Seattle Wash May 29 tAnother 29Anotherlarge Another Anotherlarge large steamship the Centennial WH WHdispatched WiIdispatched wtdispatched > dispatched to Cape Nome tonight tonl ht She Sh Shehad had 639 passengers and 1200 tons u ufreight ufreight freight