2 THE SALT SALTI1iHE XAKE 4J HERAlJDVTfiLURSIjAY 1IERALn I5THURDAY IJJIRSAYAJlGUST AUGUST i 1902
MURDERER TRACY SENDS SENDSA
A BULLET INTO HIS BRAIN
1
Continued from page 1 1him 1him 1him
him and soon Informed the family who whothe whoJhe whothe
the visitor WasConvict was wasConvict wasConvict
Convict Makes His Toilet ToiletThe ToiletThe IoUetThe
The night passed without any special specialhappenings spec1a1happenings specialhappenings
happenings so far as the lad relates relatesIn
In the morning Tracy first made his histoilet histoUet histoilet
toilet A bath and a shave were in included included included ¬
cluded in the morning makeup the thefarmer thefarmer thefarmer
farmer and his men providing soap soaptowels soaptowels soaptowels
towels and water When the men menstarted mentarted menstarted
started for thelr work Tracy discov discovered dlscoercf discovered ¬
ered that they were constructing an anoverhead ann arier annaverhead
overhead er head rack in the barn for the fall fallcrop fallcrop fallcrop
crop cropThe cropThe cropThe
The outlaw decided to make himselfuseful himself himselfuseful himselfuseful
useful and divesting himself of his hisWinchester hisInche8ter hisWinchester
Winchester and one of his revolvers revolverslabored reolverslabored revolverslabored
labored with the other men during most mostof mostof moatof
of the morning He kept one revolver revolverhowever revoherhowever revolverhowever
however In the holster by his side sideready sideready sideready
ready for Instant action actionDuring acdonDurIng actionDuring
During the day da the outlaw outIa wanted wantedhis wantedhis wantedhis
his other weapons which had been left leftwith leftwith leftwith
with his bedding and traveling outfit outfitHe outfitHe outfitHe
He sent Goldfinch after the weapons weaponsand weaponsand weaponsand
and proudly passed them around to the theawestricken theawestricken theawestricken
awestricken workmen workmenThey workmenThe workmenThey
They The were allowed to handle the theweapons theweapons theweapons
weapons and inspect them but it issaid Is Issaid issaid
said they took care not to have the themuzzle themuzzle themuzzle
muzzle of the guns pointing toward the theoutlaw theoutlaw theoutlaw
outlaw outlawTracy outlawTracy outlawTracy
Tracy all this time had a revolver revolverhimself revoherhimself revolverhimself
himself and left no opening for the thefarmers thefarmers thefarmers
farmers to get the drop on him That Thatthe Thatthe Thatthe
the outlaw stood in no fear of Eddy Eddyand Eddyand Eddyand
and his men attempting to take ad advantage adantage advantage ¬
vantage of the opening was vouched vouchedfor vouchedfor vouchedfor
for by himself he having remarked to tothe tothe tothe
the farmer farmerI
I am not afraid of you youDuring youDuring youDuring
During the t c day the outlaw remarked remarkedthat remarkedlhathe remarkedthat
that lhathe he needed a new holster one no of ofhis orhIs ofhis
his revolvers being unsupplled Young YoungGoldfinch YoungGoldfinch YoungGoldfinch
Goldfinch was instructed to find the theleather theleather theleather
leather after which the outlaw soon soonmade soonmade soonmade
made a holsterMonday holster holsterMonday holsterlIon
Monday lIon < 1a evening Tracy told Goldfinch Goldfinchhe
he might go He was however cau cautioned cautioned cautioned ¬
tioned on pain of death not to tell tellwhat tellvhathad tellwhat
what vhathad had happened until Wednesday WednesdayIt
It was this very display of nerve that thathad thatIad thathad
had heretofore made the outlaw ap apparently apparontl apparently ¬
parently safe that this time caused causedhis causedhis causedhis
his ruin Goldfinch Instead of being beingHufllciently beingsufficiently beingaumciently
sufficiently terrorized to keep peace peacesoon peace800n peacesoon
soon spread the news andaroused and aroused a aposse aOese aposse
posse Oese
Convict Shot Twice TwiceTracy TwiceTracy TwiceTracy
Tracy was hit by the posse twice twiceThe twiceThe twiceThe
The first bullet it is believed struck struckhis struckhts struckhis
his right leg just half hat way way between betweenthe betweentlie betweenthe
the knee and ankle breaking both bothbones bothbones bothbones
bones The second bullet took effect effectin etrectIn effectin
in the rear of the same leg about aboutmidway aboutmidway aboutmidway
midway between the hip and knee kneeIt kneeIt kneeIt
It caused only on I a atIesh flesh wound how howover howvcr however
over vcr the bullet lodging near the knee kneeJoint kneejoint kneejoint
Joint Both wounds bled freely but butthe butthe butthe
the desperate man not willing to die dieuntil dieuntU dieuntil
until he had revenge tried with fail failIng falltng failing
Ing attempts to prevent the blood from fromflowing fromtlowing fromslowing
flowing He used a short narrow narrowstrap narrowtrap narrowstrap
strap which he had on his person to tonull tolull touli
null uli together the vessels of his leg legibove legIobove legabove
above the the lower wound wound to prevent the theblood theblood theblood
blood from running from the wound woundHis woundHis ound oundIlls
His muscles were badly Indented Indentedfrom indentedfrom indentedfrom
from the strap being drawn so tight tightly tlghtHla tightly ¬
ly His handkerchief which was sat saturated saturated saturated ¬
urated with his blood was found near nearhim nearhim nearhim
him It Is supposed he tried to push pushthe pushthe pushthe
the cloth Into the wound woundAfter woundACtor woundAfter
After he was shot he sought protec protection protection protection ¬
tion behind the large boulder for forwhich forwhIch forwhich
which he had first made When day daylight daylight daylight ¬
light came C me this morning It showed thathe that thathe hathp
he had dragged himself on his left leftfide leltIde leftaide
fide Ide through the he wheat which was wasabout wasdbout wasabout
about three feet high hlg for a distance of ofabout ofabout ofabout
about seventyfive yards yardsIt rardsIt
It Is believed that he did that so that thathe thathe thatlie
he could gain a position where he hewould hewould hewould
would have a full view Iew of the men be behind behind behind ¬
hind the rock His trail through the thewheat thewheat thewheat
wheat was a mass of clotted blood bloodWhen bloodThen bloodWhen
When he was seen this morning he heshowed heshowed heshowed
showed every evef evidence that he had be become become become ¬
come exhausted with the loss of bloodWas blood bloodWas bloodWas
Was in Dying Condition ConditionIt
It is thought that he only onl had suffi sufficient sufficient ¬ I
cient vigor Igor to place the revolver to his hishead hishead hishead
head and blow his brains out for when whenlie whenlie 1 1he
lie was found the revolver was still in inhis inhis I Ihis
his hand and had only moved suffi sufficiently 8uffidentl sufiiclently ¬
ciently dentl to let the barrel ofthe weapon weapondrop weaponrop weapondrop
drop rop to the ground groundThe groundThe groundThe
The body presented a horrible sight sightIt
It was covered with blood from head headto headto headto
to foot and the unsightly wound over overthe overthe I Ithe
the right eye was a ghastly one oneAs oneAs oneAs
As he lay in the wheat his rifle lay layby layb layby
by b his side His cartridge c sack which whichwas whichwas whichwas
was made of buckskin was found a ashort nshort ashort
short distance from fro n him himIt himIt himIt
It contained 150 rifle cartridges Two Twoboxes Twoboxes Twoboxes
boxes of Revolver cartridges were also alsofound alsofound alsofound
found near the sack which he had hadcarried hadcarried hadcarried
carried since he was hunted near Seat Seattle SeattlL Seattle ¬
tle tleAs
As his ammunition was not near him himit himit himit
it Is believed that he was so weak weakthat weakthat weakthat
that he thought he would expire be before berore before ¬
fore he could empty the chambers of ofhis ofhlg ofhis
his gun Nine Ine loads were found in the therifle therifle theelite
rifle rifleHe
He was without a hat and had neith neither ¬
er coat nor vest est He was wearing a awhite ahlte awhite
white hlte cotton shirt which he had forced forcedfrom forcedCrom forcedfrom
from the Eddy brothers The shirt shirtwas shirtwas shirtwas
was badly baaJ torn in many man places which whichwas whichas whichwas
was as evidently caused by b dragging him himjelf MmJelC himself
self along the ground for nearly seventyfive sev seventyfive sevntJfie ¬
entyfive yards yardsFor yardsFor yardsFor
For trousers he wore blue overalls overallswhich oerallswhich overallswhich
which he had forced Eddy brothers to to5lve togive togive
give him as he said the ones he was waswearing waswcarln waswearing
wearing wcarln > were entirely too large largeHe largeHe largeHe
He wore heavy shoes with laces lacesmade lacesmade lacesmade
made from heavy heav buckskin He wore worecheap worechoap worecheap
cheap cotton socks The only under undergarment undergarment undergarment
garment he wore was an undershirt undershirtwhich undershirtwhich undershirtwhich
which was soiled from long usage usageIt
It was Tracy Trac his very features featuresshowing featuresshowIng featuresshowing
showing that He resembled his pic picture picture picture ¬
ture in every respect His eyes are arewide arewide arewide
wide set and have a piercing look lookHe lookHe lookHe
He has a wide forehead which slopes slopesfrom slopesfrom slopesfrom
from the very vef tips of his eye brows browsThe browsThe browsThe
The back of his head is rather fiat flatHis fiatnl fiatHis
His nl chin is somewhat projected and andrather andrather andrather
rather broad broadHis broadHIs broadHis
His lips were firm even in death deathHIS deathH deathHis
HIS H face was lean and haggard His Hisbody HIBbod Hisbody
body bod was round but did not contain containany containauy containany
any superflous flesh He was nothing nothingbut nothinGbut nothingbut
but bones bone and andmuscle andmuscleCrowds muscle musclaCrowds muscleCrowds
Crowds Eager to ViewCorpse ViewCorpseWhen ViewCorpseYhen VietyCorpseWhen
When Yhen the sheriffs with the body bod boddrove
drove through Davenport hundreds of ofpeople oCpeople ofpeople
people followed up u the street and andcrowded androwded andcrowded
crowded about the th wagonBy wagon wagonBy agQn agQnBY
By the time the funeral tuner l procession processionreached proCessionrenched processionreached
reached Stones morgue the streets Jtr e
were crowded crow ded and from every corner cornercould cornercould cornercould
could be heard Three Three Thr shouts for Lin Lincoln LIncoIn Lincoin ¬
coIn county countyThe count countThe countyThe
The town was wild The mcrgue mcrguedoors merguedoors mcrguedoors
doors bad to be closed and the crowd crowdwas crowdwas crowdwas
was asked to stand back A number numberwere numberwere numberwere
were allowed In to see the body and aridthat andthat andthat
that is when the trouble startedEveryone started startedEveryone startedEverone
Everyone wanted a relic and the themost themost themost
most of them got it for after a a short shorttime shorttime shorttime
time nothing was left but the body bodyand bodyand bodyand
and some even suggested that the thebody thebody thebody
body would be gone before midnight midnightSome midnightSome midnightSome
Some one even picked jip the clotted clottedbloodstained clottedblood clottedbloodstained
bloodstained blood 8talned handkerchief which whl h had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been used by Tracy to keep from frombleeding frombleeding frombleeding
bleeding to death deathBefore deathDetore deathBefore
Before he could carry the awful awfulrelic awfulrelIc awfulrelic
relic away he had to do It lip in pa paper paper paper ¬
per as it was too wet to place in hispocket his hispocket hIspocket
pocket pocketSomeone pocketSomeone pocketSomeone
Someone got the strap which had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been pulled around his leg to keep him himfrom himfrom himfrom
from bleeding to death deathThat deathThat deathThat
That too was soaked with blood bloodwhich bloodwhl bloodwhich
which whl h ran from from the upper wound woundMany woundMany woundMany
Many locks of his hair were carried carriedaway carriedaway carriedaway
away and in some places his head headhad headhad headhad
had been made bald baldHis baldHis baldHis
His trousers were cut Into straps and andbefore andbefore andbefore
before they were divided they were werecut wereut werecut
cut ut into smaller pieces Some of the themen themen themen
men standing about the street said saidthat saidthat saidthat
that warrants should be sworn out for forthe forthe forthe
the arrest of people who were stealing steal stealing stealIng ¬
ing the articles which now belongedto belongedtothe to tothe
the state stateA stateA 5tateA
A good many man warrants would have havehad havehad havehad
had to be SWSVTI s sw in out Many of ofTracy ofTracyi ofTracy3
Tracy Tracyi cartridges were divided among amongthe amonGthe amongthe
the members of the posse and to tothose tothose tothose
those who could get at the buckskin buckskinsack buckskinsack buckskinsack
sack sackFUGITIVES sackFUGITIVES sackfUGITIVES
FUGITIVES BLOODY BLOODYRECORD BLOODYRECORD LQODYQECORD
RECORD SINCE ESCAPE ESCAPEPortland ESCAPEPortland ESCAPEPortland
Portland Ore Aug 6 GTrac Tracy and
Merrill escaped from the Oregon pen ¬
itentiary Itentlaf early Monday morning June
9 after killing three prison guards
The arms with which they murdered
the guards were placed In the foundry
by b confederates conf erates during the previous previousnight prevIousnight previousnight
night and when the convicts went to towork towork towork
work Tracy and Merrill openld openldftre fire
killing three guards and wounding a aconvict aconvict aconvict
convict convictThey convictThey convictThey
They were pursued by bloodhounds bloodhoundsand
and hundreds of armed men from
Marion and Clackamas counties lor lorfour for tortour forfour
four days when the chase was givenup given givenup givenup
up the convicts having apparently dis disappeared dlsnppenred disappeared ¬
appeared On Sunday June 15 they theyagain theyugaln theyagain
again appeared and crossed the Colum Columbia Columbia Columbia ¬
bia river near Vancouver WashThe WashThe Wash WashThe
The chase was taken up by several severalsheriffs severalsheriffs severalsheriffs
sheriffs from variouscounties various counties in the thestate thestate thestate
state of Washington The outlaws outlawswere outlawswere outlawswere
were apparently surrounded lSurro ded oh on several severaloccasions severaloccasIons severaloccasions
occasions but each time they escaped escapedThey escapedThey escapedThey
They walked and rode ro le through the thecountry thecountry thecountry
country holding up farmers whenever wheneverthey wheneverthey heneverthey
they got hungry and compelling them themto themto themto
to furnish food as well as money money and andclothing andclothing andclothing
clothing clothingIt
It was about June 28 8 near nen Chehalis ChehalisWash ChehallsVash ChehalisWash
Wash that Tracy became suspicious suspiciousof
of his partner Merrill and shot him himHe himHe himHe
He threw the body bod In the bushes and
It was found on July 14 Tracy Tracyclaimed Tracyclaimed Tracyclaimed
claimed that Merrill was weakening weakeningand weakenln weakenlnand
and he feared that he would turn turnstates turnstates turnstates
states evidence evidenceSteals el evidenceSteals ence enceSteals
Steals Gasoline Launch LaunchProbably LaunchProbably LaunchProbably
Probably the most spectacular move movethat movethat movethat
that theoutlaw the outiaw made malEdurlng during hhrdash hisdashfor hhrdashfor
for liberty was on July U when he hetook hetook hetook
took a gasoline launch near Olympia Olymplacompelled Olympiacompelled Olympiacompelled
compelled four men to board it and andsailed andsailed andsailed
sailed down Puget sound landing with within withIn within ¬
in the city limits of Seattle SeattleOn SeattleOn SeattleOn
On July Jul 3 he was twice engaged in inbattle inbattle inbattle
battle with posses and the result was washe washe washe
he killed three men and bounded ounded an another another another ¬
other in the limits of the city of Seat Seattle Seattle Seattle ¬
tle tleHe
He disappeared d for several days daysbut da daysbut s sbut
but on the 7th of July he was again againheard againheard againheard
heard from across Puget sound at Port PortMadison Portadison PortMadison
Madison where he captured a man mannamed mannamed mannamed
named Anderson and compelled him himto himto himto
to keep him company for two days daysDuring daysDuring daysDuring
During the next week the country be between bebveen between ¬
tween Seattle and Tacoma was as aroused arousedto
to the highest pitch by the bold and anddaring anddarIng anddaring
daring deeds of the outlaw On several severaloccasions seyeraloceaslons severaloccasions
occasions he held up families and andstayed and9tayed andstayed
stayed with them an entire day da while whilehundreds whilehundreds i ihundreds
hundreds of men were nearby looking
for him He had many man narrow es escapes es escapes s scapes ¬
capes from being captured but about aboutJuly aboutJuly aboutJuly
July 25 the chase was practically giv given gl glen given ¬
en up upThe upThe upThe
The outlaw then crossed the Cascade Cascademountains Cascademountains Cascademountains
mountains and on July Jul 30 was seen seennear seennear seennear
near Wenatche He was working his hisway hiswa hisway
way wa eastward astwar evidently trying to toreach toreach toreach
reach his Is old haunts with the Hole Holeinthewall HoleInthewall HoleInthewall
inthewall gang In Wyoming WyoIIJlngDuring WyomingDuring WyomingDuring
During his dash for liberty he killed killedseven killedseen killedseven
seven men including his partner Mer Merrill MerrlU Merrill ¬
rill
ARE ENTITLED TO REWARD REWARDGeer REWARDGeerThlnks REWARDGeer
Geer GeerThlnks Thinks Posse Should Be Given GivenPrize GivenPrize GivenPrize
Prize Money MoneyPortland MoneyPortland MoneyPortland
Portland Ore Aug 6 itA A special to tothe tothe tothe
the Telegram from from Salem says saysGovernor saysGovernor as asGoernor
Governor Geer when asked if he heconsidered heconsidered heconsidered
considered that the men who surround surrounded surrounded ¬
ed and wounded outlaw Tracy are en entitled en entitled entitled ¬
titled to the reward said saidYes saidYes saidYes
Yes I do The posse surrounding surroundingwas
was the cause o his committing sui suicide suicide suicide ¬
cide to save hanging and are as suchto such suchto suchto
to be credited with his death and re reward reward reward ¬
ward for It as though they had killed
him directly directlyREWARD dlrecU dlrecUREWARD
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + t + + ttt ttttREWARD + + +
+ +
REWARD + AMOUNTS TO S4100 S4100j 4100t 4100Salem lOO lOOSalem +
j t + i iSalem
+ Salem Ore Aug 6 6The The reward rewardoffered rewardoffered + f foffered
+ offered for Tracy Trac amounts to 4100 4100as 1100as 4 44as
4as + as follows State of Oregon 1 1OO +
4 t 500 OO state of Washington l00 2500 iIJ iIJbrother 4 4brother +
+ brother of J D Ferrell one of the theguards theguards 4 +
4 + guards killed by Tracy Trac 100 100SAGASTA 100SAGASTA + 4 4SAGASTA
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
SAGASTA HAS HAS NOT DECIDED DECIDEDMadrid DECmED DECmEDMadrid DECIDEDMadrid
Madrid Aus Au 6 GPremier Premier Sagasta was wasquestioned wasquestioned wasquestioned
questioned today as to his possible retire retirement retirement retirement ¬
ment and replied that while he felt that thathe thathe thathe
he had earned a rest his relinquishment relinquishmentof
of office depended wholly VhoU on circum1 circum1stances clrcumtances circumstances
stances He was the best judge himself himselfof
of the most m st suitable timer l1m timerto no to retire and
In the selection ofa of k timehe tIme he would be
influenced by the course of events
SALTLAKE SALTLAKE SAlf lAKE GIRLS ADVENTURES ADVENTURESr ADVENTURESESCAPING
r v C ESCAPING FROM INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
i A tacK just jusEa a plain ordinary car carpet cart carpet ¬
pet t taoli tnc stopped the desperate deperatelllJht deperatelllJhtoC flight flightof
of EvaJesperson a fugitive from the thestate thestate thestate
state industrial school early yester yesterday yesterda yesterday ¬
day da morning mor lng The girl hid in thebushes the thebushes thebushes
bushes about the school until dark darkness darknes darkness ¬
ness Tuesday Tuesda night and then slipped slippedoutand sUppedout slippedout
outand out and made her way to Five Points Pointswhere Pointswhere Pointswhere
where she s e spent the night on Mr MrBowers MrBowers r rB
Bowers B wers porch With the first sign of ofdaylight otda ofdaylight
daylight da Ught Eva appropriated Mr MrBowers MrBowers II IIBOwers
Bowers bicycle and was away > on the thehifrii thehigh thehigh
high road to adventure The first ad adventure adventure adventure ¬
venture was that of the puncture by a ataci ataqk atagk
taqk taci gf 9 the bicycle tire ti > and its re results results ¬ II
sults were soon manifest Riding a ai
i
mans wheA having a flat tire be became became became ¬
came decidedly uncomfortable for Miss rL s
Eva and she soon took to the woods
down Second street Reaching the therailroad therailroad therailroad
railroad tracks she became disgusted disgustedwith dlligustedwith disgustedwith
with her mount and traded theblke the bike to toa ton toa
a boy for a lopeared black puppy
which she then took on as a sharer of
her joys jo s and sorrows Meanwhile Ieanwhl1 the thenews thenes thenews
news of her escape had been sent out outand outand outand
and later in the day Officer Hutchins
took the young oung woman and her dog
back to the reform school schoolEva schoolEva
Eva Jespersons home Is in Salt
Lake and the girl was for a time In
thevasylotn the asylum at gerovo Sh She has benat been beenni n nat
at the he school cho l about abo t two tw years ye tS
HANNAS f LOFTYr LOFTYrDoesnt lOFTX AtM AtMDoesnt
Doesnt Want to Be Senator SenatorAgain SenatorAgain SenatorAgain
Again Preferrin PreferringCivic Civic Fed Federation Federati Federation ¬
eration erati nWor nWorlrbana Work WorkUrbaiia Worktrbana
Urbaiia CX 0 Aug 6 6In In the thecours course of ornaddress ofan
an address to the Chautauqua today on
I Labor abor and Its Relations to wCapltaf wCapltafnator CapitaF Capitaf4nator
Senator nator Hanna discussed dlscussedatlength at length the thework thework theWork
work of the National Civic Federation Federationand
and the part he had played in It He Heconcluded Heconcluded Heconcluded
concluded with this declaration declarationThe declarationThe declarationThe
The only difficulty Is that I am amafraid am amafraid m mafraid
afraid the Republicans of f Ohio will
haveto have to find some other fellow for the thesenate thesenat thesenate
senate because I dont want to go back backthere backthere backthere
there I think t Jlk I would rather rath do this
kind of workSenator work workSenator workSenator
Senator Hannas Hann1s address waslargely was largely
devoted to an an explanation of r the origin originaims originalms originaims
aims and accomplishments of the
Civic Federation of which Senator
Hanna Is the president Senator Han Hanna Hanna Hanna ¬
na said In part partMy partMy partMy
My friends Judge VVahrek Ya r k has told toldyou toldyou toldyou
you that In my business life I had been beenconnected beenconnected
connected with Industries employing a
large number numb r of men That is true trueFrom trueFrom trueFrom
From the miner under the ground to
the men that work in nearly every vo vocation vocation vocation ¬
cation In business in our Industries I Ihave Ihave Ihave
have to do Thirty Thlrt years ears ago I was a awitness awitness awitness
witness and participated In one of the themost themost themost
most serious strikes that ever occurredIn occurred occurredIn
In Ohio It was the miners strike of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Tuscarawas valley After it had
been settled after property had been
destroyedand destroyed and blood shed there came camea
a time to think it oVer and I made tip tipray tipmy tipmy
my mind that there was a abetter better way wayto wayto wayto
to settle such disputes than that and andfrom andfrom andfrom
from that hour until this it has been beenthe beenthe beenthe
the thcught and theme uppermost In Inmy Inmy inmy i
my mind and as years ears of experience experiencehave experiencehav experiencehave
have passed and I have noticed and anastudied andstudied andstudied
studied every feature of thequestion thequestionthat
that moves men I 111ayc have been forced tothe to torthe tothe
the opinion that It was possible to set settle settle settle ¬
tle disputes In a different way W It isnot is isnot isnot
not a political question but an eco economic economic economic ¬
nomic one It Is that and more It is isa Isa isa
a moral moralone one The c best way to reach reachmens reachmens reachmens
mens minds and mens heartsJs to ap appeal appeal appeal ¬
peal first to the heart he rt and then reason reasonwith reasonwith reasonwith
with the mind Who knows better thegreat the thegreat thegreat
great good that can be accomplished accomplishedthrough accomplishedthrough accomplishedthrough
through education And it Is that work workthat workthat workthat
that I am devoted to personally It is isto 1sto isto
to that work I want to enlist the thesym thesympathy sym gympathy sympathy ¬
pathy of all such people as sit before beforeme betoreme beforeme
me and with Gods blessing may it itspread itspread itspread
spread through every circle in the land landIf landI landIf
If I I can enlist the sympathy and co cooperation cooperation cooperation ¬
operation of the good women women and men menwho menwho menwho
who unite for weeks in every year ear in a acombined acombined acombined
combined effert first to learn howto howtoIn how todo to todo
do it and then to do it every day and andin d dIn
In every action of your our lives then I Iwill Iwlli Iwill
will feel fe l that the work so s begun will willnever willnever willnever
never be abandoned until the millehium millehiumcomes millenlumcomes milleniumcomes
comes comesThe comesThe comesThe
The senator then spoke of the na national national national ¬
tional Civic Federation of its origin originand originand originand
and its work He said the object of the theorganization theorganization theorganization
organization is to better the condition conditionof
of labor to bring labor in closer con contact contact contact ¬
tact with capital and if possible by byeffort byeffort byeffort
effort and education to make it impos impossible impossible impossible ¬
sible to have strikes strikesContinuing strikesContinuing strikesContinuing
Continuing he said In every in instance instance instance ¬
stance but butane one in a ten months lifo lifowe 1Itwe lifewe
we have settled every labor difficulty dlfficultythat dlfficu1t dlfficu1tthat difficultythat
that has come to us This one instance instancewas instancewas instancewas
was where the organization failed was wasthe wasthe wasthe
the anthracite coal coalstrlke coalstrlkeSTEELEY strike strikeSTEELEY strikeSTEELEY
STEELEY THEIR CHOICE CHOICEBannock CHOtCEBannock CHOICEBannock
Bannock County Republicans In Instructed Instructed Instrutted ¬
structed to Support Him HimSpecial HimSpecial HimSpecial
Special to The Herald HeraldPocatello HeraldPocatello HeraldPocatello
Pocatello Ida Aug C GThe The Republican Republicancounty RepublIcnncount Republicancounty
county count convention met tonight and ejected ejectedthe electedthe ejectedthe
the following delegates to the ijtate con convention convention conventlon ¬
vention at Boise on onAug Auff AugTheodore 20 20Theodore 3DTheodore
Theodore Turner Frank L r Stobbs H HS HS HS
S Woolle Woolley George W Smith alike Con Condon Condon Condon ¬
don S F Baum George H Olmstead OlmsteadK Olmstl > ad adp
K S Deitrich J F r Hunt William Ullain Nor Norton 101ton Norton ¬
ton William Coffin Washington McClel McClellan McClelIan IcClelJan
lan H C Gorton Denmark Jensen John JohnSchutt JohnSchutt JohnSchutt
Schutt and Nathan Barlow BarlowThe BarlowThe BarlowThe
The delegation was Instructed to sup support support support ¬
port Dr O B Steeley Steele the present mayor mayorof
of Pocatello for the nomination for gov governor goveTh sowerno ¬
ernor ernorThe ernoThe
eTh The resolutions resolutions commend the Repub Republican Republican Republican ¬
lican party part > for opening the Fort Hall res reservation resenatlon ¬
ervation in the face faceo of opposition for po political poIItical political ¬
litical effect and especially C > denounce denounceGovernor denounceGovernor i
Governor Hunt for approving the perfid perfiduous perCi4uou perfiduous
uous dishonorable and Infamous appor apportionment apportionment ¬
tionment bill and for commuting for po political polItical ¬
litical effect the sentences of criminals criminalswho crimlna1swho criminalswho
who had incurred the death penalty for forthe f forthe r rthe
the most infamous murders murdersSTOLE murdersSTOLE murdersSTOLE
STOLE FROM JAIL JAILEd JAILEd
Ed Redmonds Young Wife Delivers DeliversStolen DeliversStolen DeliversStolen
Stolen Property to Sheriff SheriffSheriff SheriffSheriff SheriffSheriff
Sheriff Naylor a lor yesterday recovered recoveredtwo recoveredtwo recoveredtwo
two fine horsehair chains that were werestolen werestolen werestolen
stolen from the county jail some weeks weeksago weeksago weeksago
ago by Ed Redmond who was arrested arrestedfor arrestedfor arrestedfor
for robbing a woman in the Continen Continental ¬
tal barroom several nights ago Redmond Red Bedmond Redmond
mond was a prisoner and the chains chainswere chainswere chainswere
were given to one of the other prison prisoners ¬
ers to repair He stole them out of a acell acell acell
cell at the time of his release on June
6 and the sheriff following his suspic suspicions suspicIons suspicions ¬
ions traced the theft to its source sourceHe soureeHe sourceHe
He taxed Redmond with the crime but butthe butthe butthe
the latter swore he knew nothing of It ItAn ItAn itAn
An hour later the sheriff recovered the thearticles th thrtlcles thtarticles +
articles In Redmonds home hl his wife wifegiving wiregivinG wifegiving
giving them up to the officer One of ofthe orthe ofthe
the chains belonged to A AV y Clapp Clappthe ClaP1the Clappthe
the industrious county prisoner prisonerRedmond prIsonerRedmond prisonerRedmond
Redmond was married only a month monthago monthago monthago
ago but his career since then has been beentoo beentoo beentoo
too much for his wife She has left lefthim lefthim lefthim
him and will as soon as possible get geta
a divorce divorceVICTIM divorceVICTIM
e o oVICTIM
VICTIM GOES TO JAIL JAILMan JAILMan JAILMan
Man Who Was Shot at Murray Sent SentTip SentUp SentUp
Up For Battery BatteryWalter BatteryWalter BatteryYaller
Walter Rogers who got mixed up in ina Ina ina
a shooting melee at Murray Murraylast Murra Mast Sun Sunday Sunda Sunday ¬
day da was brought to the county count jail jailyesterday jailesterday jailyesterday
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Mauss > to toserve toserve toserve
serve twentyfive days for battery
Curiously enough Rogers was the vic victim victim lc lctim ¬
tim of the shooting and is doing time timewhile timewhile timewhile
while the man who did the he shooting shootingnamed shootingnamed shootingnamed
named Carr got off of tree A crowd of offour offour offour
four including Rogers and Carr got gotinto gotInto gotinto
into a quarrel and finally Carr who whohad whohad whohad
had been somewhat abused aljused drew his hispistol hispistol hispistol
pistol and shot Rogers In the be knee kneeThe kneeThe kneeThe
The wound lamed him but Is not neces necessarily necessariI necessarily ¬
sarily sariI serious Carr was turned loose looseby looseb looseby
by b the justice at Murray MurrayMAX Murqtyw MurqtyMAX MurrayMAX
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MAX PETERS IS WORSE WORSEFeared WORSEFeared WORSEFeared
Feared That McCaslins Victim Can Cannot Cannot Cannot ¬
not live Through Night NightThe NightThe NightThe
The condition of Max lax A Peters who whowas whoas whowas
was as shot by J W McCaslih has as assumed assumed ¬
sumed sumed a more serious character than thanat thanmalt thanat
at malt any time since the tragedy occurred occurredDeath occurredDeath occurredDeath
Death is momentarily expected ac according accordIng according ¬
cording to the nurses nur > es and has been beensince beensince beensince
since early last night nightUntil nightUntil nightUntil
Until that time the mans heart had hadcontinued hadqonUnued hadgontinued
continued a steady hopeful beat al although although although ¬
though his respiration was very cr diffi difficult difficult digicult ¬
cult on account of the wounded lung lung1Last
Last night however for the first time
his pulse grew weaker and only the
faint fluttering of the heart could be bediscerned beIECerned bediscerned
discerned He grew rapidly worse unUI un until untU ¬
til this morning and all hope 1as
been abandoned Nurses only wait the theend tbeendand theend
end endand and were greatly surprised SUrprlsedfhat that
the struggle has continued so long longTWO longw longTWO longTWO
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TWO SOLDIERS KILLED KTLLEDSan KILLEDSan HILTEDSan
San Francisco Aug 6 6Joseph Joseph Abele Abeleand Abeleand Abeleand
and Morgan Davidson members ofthe oftheFifth or oftheFifth the theFltth
Fifth battery field fteJd artillery artiller IT t S Sare A Aare A Aare
are deadat dead t thfe tl1 Presidio They The were were
killed by the cavingiri aclayTjank ofmacIaybanhon or ofaca1iankon aclayTjankon
on which they th were working w4rk1n Abele Abelewas Abeleitus
itus was i a resident r resi glq eatii bf f CherryvilleZ Ch mv1l1e flan Kanand flanand an anand
and Davfdsoif Day s u 5tBig BjbC c CreekyKy reel xyi Ky Kye
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r T DARING DURINGBANDITS DURINGBANDITSI BA BANDITS BANDITSContinued Drts DrtsCOnUnu
I Continued d from page 1 1They 1They L LThey
They took iookus us us to the there3r rear vof the thebuffet theburret thebuffetcar
buffet buffetcar car ca and told us to sit there One Oneof Oneof Oneof
of the robbers left us usThey usThey usThey
They worked for an hour blowingopen blowing blowingopen blowinGpen
open open pen the safe afe7and and < 1 finally brought the theengine tbeengine theengine
engine down o n agalnand again andall and all of them got gotaboard gotI gotaboard
I aboard it A few feet from the train trainthey trainthe trainthey
they the told us to jump jt mpotr o off f and run which whichI
I did They ran the engine e gjne up seven sevenmiles seventnlles sevenmiles
miles and left Jle her dead deadMr de leadMe d dMr
Mr Mooney Moone believes that the robbers robberskilled robberskilled robberskllled
killed one o e of f theirown number either eitherI eitherpurposeI eitherpurposely
purposely or ora at accidentally accidentallyMr f idftntaIJ idftntaIJllr iidgntahlyMr
I Mr Mooney loon y says the money bags se sei secured
i cured by the robbers contained only tmlyi only2500i
i 2500 2500IONE 2500LONE 2500iLONE
LONE TKA THAN Or JOBBER OBBEB FOILED rOZLEDNervy FOILEDNerVy FOILEDNervy
Nervy Bmke Bnfkenlan a 1 on onRock Hock Island IslandShot IslandShot IslandShot
Shot by1Highwayman by1HighwaymanFort by Highwayman HighwaymanFort
Fort Worth orth Tex T x AUK 6 6The The south southbound southbound southbound ¬
bound fast faEtexJ express on the Rock I Island Islandnroad Islandrailroad and andriiilroad
riiilroad nroad was boded bo ded at rhickasha I T Tabout 1 1bout K Kabout
about 2 oclock ocloektbiR this morning by a man manwho manho manwho
who ho made a determined effort to hold up upThe upthp upthe
the train trainrho trainThe
The vouiaTjc robber r bbr encountered Brake Brakeman Brakeman Brakeman
man D W Carpenter on the rear plat platform vlatform pintform ¬
form of the last car and a de > erate eratestrURKle eratestrulJlc cratestruggle
struggle Ensued in which Carpenter was wasshot wasa wasshot
shot a ot three times through the hand handIn handIn hand handIn
In the struggle the pistol pistolfrom was knocked knockedfrom knockedfrom
from the robbers slmnds hands to the track trackThe t2ckThe trackThe
The man then manaeed to pull the auto automatic automatic automatteair ¬
matic matteair air valve ahe When hln the train slowed sloweddown sloweddown i idown
down he dropped off and escaped with without without without ¬
out securing any booty bootyBICHABD bootRICHA1tD bootyt
+ + + t + t4ttt + + + + + + + + + + + tt + + +
4 +
+ 4RICHARD RICHARD OBEIEN 0 ARRESTED ABBESTEDXorth ARRESTEDi +
+ +
+ North orth Adams Aug 6 GShortly GShortlyaCter Shortly + tafter
4 + after midnight a special officer officerfromWashingtoni officerfromWashlngton officerfromWashington +
+ fromWashingtoni awoke Corporal Corporalf CorporalRichard CorporalRichard +
+ f Richard OBrien at his home In Int inthis inthis +
+ t this city clt to place him under arrest arrestpn t ton
4 on the charge 6f f perjury in his tes teslimon + i
+ 4 limon timony beforeihe before f ie senate commit commlttee committee +
4 + tee last May Mayi regarding affairs in infthe inthe int +
t fthe the Philippines PhlHpVII on on a bench war warKrant warrant warrant +
+ Krant rant from the District Istrlct of Columbia Colum Columf Columbla +
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PACIFIC J > MINING COMPANY A COR CORporatlon CORporaUon CORporation
poratlon Principal place of business businessDiamond buslnesgDiamond businessDiamond
Diamond Utah r t Notice la hereby given giventhat giventhat FIveti FIvetithat
that at t a eirtt1ng IHT jgnff n of the board ardof of direc directors eLrectees tre tretNS < > ¬
tees of f the Pacific P9eifte nc Mining lInln company c mpan held heldat heldat heldat
at Diamond rulyTth 1U11 ulith1502 th 1902 19 < i2 an Assessment Assessmentof
of 05 U6 16 onesixth OD onesixth siXth of a cent per share was waslevied wasJYied waslevied
levied on the capital stock of the cor corppration corporation corporation
poration payable paY bI Immediately to the secretary sec secretary i iretary
retary of thecompany the company at Diamond Utah UtahAny UtahAn UtahAny
Any An stock upon pon which this assessment assessmentmay assessmentmay assessmentmay
may remain remalnpnpald unpaid on the 10th day da of ofAugust o oAugullt ofAugust
August 1902 l00 will be delinquent and ad advertised advertised advertised ¬
vertised for sale at public auctron and andunless andunless andunless
unless payment paym nt Is made before will 11 b bsold 00 00oId besold
sold oId on 01 the 3d day Of September a JIre 1io C at at2p at atpm atp
2p pm p m to pay the t e delinquent assessment assessmentthereon assessmentthereon sessmentthereon
thereon together with costs of advertis advertising aderUsIDg advertising ¬
ing and expense of sale saleDAVID saleDAVID saleDAVID
DAVID H GREEN GREENSecretary fREENSecretary REE REESecretarx
Secretary of the Pacific Mining 1Prilng Co
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PAPA PAP PAPAOh AQb Oh what a pain I believe I have a fever in the heart heartMAMMA beartMAMMANonsense heartMAiLMANonsense
MAMMA MAMMANonsense Nonsense it isnt your heart heart1ts its your stomach Every time you eat this hot weatherach weather you get
acb C full of hot gases and and acids and you swell up until your heart hardly has room to beat If you yo were ccprf not a sour 3tCI I
ate te youd take my advice and keep your insides cool by taking a CASCARET Candy Cathartic sve very ray n night before so obstui obstuito
to bed They work workwhUe while you sleep and keep you regular In the hottest weather gOing
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court of the th state s tate of It Utah Ct1t in and for or the thecounty then thecounty
county n tte tte1ti ot Salt 1ti lake In Ir ln the matter of ofthe ofthe
the estate ate of Michael fJI Quedly deceased deceasedThe deceasedThe
The Theun undersigned ersgDed will sell selIat at at private sale saleone saleone saleone
one hundred hundr d shares of f the capital stock stockof stockof stockof
of the Daly paJyMinlng Mining company a a corpora corporation corporation corporation ¬
tion of Utah Vlahrepresented represented by b certificateXo certificateNo certificate
Xo 3Q3C 30 and one hundred hundredsharesof shares of the thecapitalstock thocapital thecapitol
capitalstock capital stock of the Anchor Mining company compan com company ¬
pany pan a corporation of Utah represented representedby
by b certificate Uo o 80S on or after August August16th August16th ugust ugust16th
16th 1902 190 and written bids therefor will willbe willbe willbe
be received at t the office of rice of Edward Mc McGurrin McGurrin McGurrin
Gurrin 405 Atlas building Salt Lake City
Utah Terms of sale sa1 cashFRANK cash cashFRANK cashFRA1K
FRANK E MGURRIN MGURRINAdministrator rGURRINAdministrator rGLRRINAdmlnlstrator
Administrator of the Estate of Michael MichaelQuealy MichaelQueal MichaelQuealy
Quealy Deceased
L LS S HILLS PresidentMOSES President PresidentMOSES PresidentMOSES
MOSES THATCHER Vice President PresidentH
H S YOUNG Cashier CashierE
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WILLIAM B PRESTON Vice ViceW PreitesdL PreitesdLCHARLES Pin llilBg llilBgCHARLES
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or charm Good dressers may m y f feel feelsure i isure 1sure
sure that they the are to good form formwhen romwhen Tornnhen
when they the purchase these t e neces necessities DtNSslUes neeectitles ¬
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