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Show VIE. NUMBER VOLUME OGDE 1ST, UTA 126 OFFICE HOLDERS RUSSIANS ROBBER . their INTRENCHED ATWUU Make CROWDS FLOCK TO DUIY 7I0H CUT Delegates for Rooscve t Record - Breaking Attendance But May Not Get to Conference in Salt Vote for Him. Lake. Philippine I I-- SATURDAY, suspects LAND THIEVES at Two Men Arrested for Complicity Sixteen in the Copley SHEPHERD OREGON ARE IN CUSTODY More CASE IS A FARCE Indictments Found by Federal Grand Jury at Portland. Hold-U- p. Stand To Resist the Advance oF the Jap- anese Port MANILA, April 2. The Republicans SALT LAKE, April 2. Not since of Manila in convention Indorsed the the dedication of the temple have there present administration at Washington been such big crowds of Mormons and Instructed the delegates to the llocking here as those which are arrivChicago convention to cast their bal- ing in the city to attend the annual lots for Roosevelt. conference. WASHINGTON, April 2. Delegates The conference opens tomorrow and from the Philippines to the Republican delegates from Mexico, Canada and national convention will not be allow- nearly every state In the union are ed to vote on the nomlnons unless arriving. In view of the recent agtitatlon special action be taken by the national committee previous to the meeting of growing out of Senator Smoot's case the convention. Interesting developments are expected in the next three days. PAYNE TRIED TO Word received from Washington Is AVOID GIVING NAMES that still another batch of subpoenas for witnesses to testify In the Smoot WASHINGTON, April 2. The sub- case were mailed to Utah yesterday. committee. of the house committee charged with the Investigation of the Arthur Situation 'Unchanged. It la reported that APRIL 2, 1904. RKl'DiNG. Cal.. April 2. Word has revolved at the sheriff's ofjust fice that two men suspected of complicity in the Copley train robbery and VfHMMiKvr O'Neills death were arrested this morning at Keswick and will be brought to Redding this afternoon. Detective Ahern and a jhikko huve been watching them since yesterday morning. Another suspect Is iri Redding. he bandits doubled back after crossing the Keswick bridge and turned their horses loose. The arrests have been kept secret for fear an attempt will be made to K-e- Scott and Reed, Star Witnesses of Yesterday, Are Conspicuous by WASHINGTON, April 2. Secretary Hiti'hi'iK'k thin morning received a dispatch from Special Insiectir of Land Offices Green at lortlaml. Or., stating that the Federal grand jury, which adjourned today, returned sixteen indictments in land fraud cases. The names of those indicted are Their Absence Today. withheld pending their arrest. This The trial of J. J. Shepherd, chnrged n indictments of total makes twenty troops. Including 000 Russian with carrying concealed weaioiia, Is in Oregon In land eases since the in- still In infantrymen, are Intrenched progress at North Ogden In the aide ot vestigation was Instituted. (tout the gate on the south court of Justice Alfred S. Burt. VIJu. It Is a continuous performance, The Ruslans are utilizing trained DOCKET WAS SMALL. more like the Smoot Investigation and order jogs to act as messengers than a trial for misdemeanor. bearers. Justice Burt Is somewhat deaf. In Police Court This Morning Was Very fact, he couldn't hear It thunder. He Uninteresting and Entirely lynch the prisoners. jAPS BURIED WITH can't help that, but It makes it amusUneventful. MILITARY HONORS ing to hear the attorneys Interpose obcourt did The police this morning jections to the admission of testimony SERVIANS PORT ARTHUR. April 2. There Is Bristow allegations concerning memthe court has never heard a word of. not furnish thrills. any The bers of congress called on Postmaster-Generbo change in the situation here. However, very little testimony on was about as exciting as a dlsn It Payne this morning to give nather Is warmer and the sick and any contest. subject, was ruled out. washing him an opportunity to make a staterounded are recovering. BY THE TURKS The two star witnesses of yesterday, L. S. Sherwood, charged with vament. Mr. Payne declared that be opThe Japanese killed in the last stgrancy, was called in and his trial set Mr. Reed and Mr. Scott, were conspicIn Chinese the posed sending to the house the Brisack were burled today for Monday at 10 o'clock. In lieu of uous by their absence. It la said that tow letter connecting the names of cemetery with military honors. Reed has left the city and that Scott giving bail he was remanded to jail. of members with the transactions It Is hoped that the Japanese James Coots, charged with being will be In court this afternoon. Beavers and Machen. In response to Armenian Villages Laid Waste by Rake Demonstration hips may be raised. The city administration was well drunk, was acquitted. Mr. Overstreet's first call for data he of the mayor. Police CapVolunteers Offer is Because and of Hull Inhabitants Thomas represented, The and ball money Troops , ' submitted It without names and not JAPANESE ARMY ADVANCING; Brown and Detective- Pender betain M. S. Wilson was forfeited. Rejected. Murdered. RUSSIANS FALL BACK until Overstreet telephoned him again Mr. G. Fisher, alias Smith, who ing present. did he decide to send the full list. The whole affair has resolved Itself was drunk yesterday morning, was reThis corroborates the testimony of SEOUL, April 2. The Japanese have Into a screaming farce, and It Is rather leased, provided she would return to iDosred a bullion pack train en route the first assistant postmaster-genera- l. to prophecy when It will difficult 2. A Salt Lake City. BELGRADE, April big BERLIN, April 2. The Frankfurter The committee will submit Its report bom Ping Tang to Ameer, an Americor how. demonstration was made atthe Zeitung asserts that Turkish irregulars an mining concession north of the next week. M. J. Flood took the witness stand BASKET BALL CONTEST. which were dispatched to reinforce the theater last night while King Peter Anju river, to proceed after considerat 11:30 o'clock this morning. Then stationed ATTEMPTED RESCUE was present, the result of the report regulars under Seekl Pasha ed delay. The act Is supposed to it was found that Scott, the complainOF PRINCESS LOUISE at Mush, have devastated five Armen- that Russia had that the Japanese success at rejected the offer of Ladies Team of the W. 8. A. Defeated ing witness, was not present. Mr. ian villages and massacred the InhabI the Team of the B. Y. C. at Cbong Ju on the 28th was so complete Servian volunteers to fight because of Leasenger asked for an attachment for exMat2. are Lieutenant massacres itants. BERLIN, Further to to considerable April make a allow them Logan. Scott. the faversion by the Ruslan authorities ifcince. It further Indicates that the tasich Keglevitch today made another pected. We want Reed. Let's Judge Bagley to tha conspirators who planned King The ladles' basket ball team of the have two attachments." taslans are foiling back beyond the unsuccessful attempt to rescue his Alexanders and Queen Drags' deaths. Weber Stake academy journeyed to Tito. mistress, the Princess Louise of Co- ARE PLANNING TO KEEP The court did not rule. near FROM TELLURIDE HAYWOOD Coswlg, burg, from a madhouse King Peter later apologised to the Logan on Thursday night and yesterThe examination of Flood proceeded. TOO MUCH TALKING; Saxony where she has been incarcerRussian representative for the dem- day engaged the team of tfie Brigham He proceeded to say he was not In Ogsane. 2. of the some time ated RUSSIAN8 DISPLEASED DENVER, April Atorneys though perfectly Young college In a basketball contest. den March 24th and did not send onstration. The princess Is held In the asylum Western Federation of Miners have The game was all one sided, the 'OgShepherd any message. ST. PETERSBURG, den ladles administering a crushing March 2. A under the orders of her husband, planned a new movement to circum- FLOOD CONDITIONS O. H. Butler, 19 years old, was the Toklo dispatch SHOW IMPROVEMENT defeat to their Logan sisters, with a next witness. reporting that members Prince Philip and with the connivance vent the attempt of the Tellurlde civil He testified that once of die United States score of 6 to 0. The academy team In legation made ent- of the princess father. King Leopold authorities as well as the militia to saloon he heard Scott apSmyth's of Belgium, and the kings of Austria prevent the arrest and taking to that husiastic speeches at the Perry banqCINCINNATI, April 2. The flood played a consistent and vigorous ply very vile names to Shepherd and The lieutenants camp of W. D. Haywood, secretary-treasuuet on March 81st causes comment and Saxony. conditions In Ohio and Indiana are game. If the boys of the academy say that the big, fat slob would yet is view of President Roosevelts scheme wee betrayed to the police In of the organization. When much Improved today. The big reser- would only follow their example how be killed." to to manner the similar a In the attempt word Haywood case comes up In the lo- voir at St Mary's, Ohio, remains In- different It would be! enjoining neutrality He had heard such threats all over ud speech on the part of government rescue her made In 1902. cal court April 11th on the charge of tact but with the possibility of its town. offldals. PROMONTORY OIL FIELD. flag desecration he Is to be arrested on bursting at any time. All residents R F. Shepherd was then sworn. He WON LAWSUIT, BUT a warant charging him with a similar have been warned of the danger. Messrs. T. Black and M. J. West, said he had heard remarks made that. DEATH CAME FIRST offense committed during the past few Hundreds of men worked all night who are connected with the Utah OH RU8SIAN SOLDIERS ARE. Shepherd's life was In danger. . STEEPED IN SUPER8TITION days. and Liquid Asphalt company at Prombanking the big body of water. P. A. Matson testified that he was BUTTE, Mont., April 2. The reontory, came In this morning to get a with Shepherd when he was arrested 8T. PETERSBURG, DIAMOND THIEVES new supply of pipe. Mr. Black reports and taken to police headquarters. April 2. The mains of Count Albert Formsteln, who WOMAN CONCERNED IN Siberian papers report that a legend to died as a result of apoplexy, will be WE8TERN LAND FRAUDS MAKE BIG HAUL that their well Is down 120 feet and Judge Bagley objected and the the effect that the Japanese possess e burled here Monday In accordance wit that they have encountered an asphal-tu- court sustained the objection. net which they use In time of bat- - cable directions received from wealthy CHICAGO, April 2. Mrs. Emma L INDIANAPOLIS, April 2. The resiseepnge out of which they get six Mr. Leasenger made a strong appeal to draw the Watson, who Is accused of defrauding dence of Medford Wilson, president of or seven gallons over night and of and the court changed Ita mind and strength from their foes relatives in Paris. in profoundly Impressed the Russian The conut has been engaged in min- the public by Issuing deeds to home- the Columbia National bank, was rob- which a ten gallon keg will be sent Mr. Matson proceeded. The witness The public admin- steads on inaccessible mountain peaks bed last night while the family was at to and be on exhibition at Jesse J. troop. The military authorities, to ing near Melrose. said he saw no cards or tools examrounteract their superstitious arrested here this dinner. Ten thousand dollars worth'of Driver's drug store on Monday. Four ined belief, istrator has taken charge of his effects In the west,-wa- s by Mr. Shepherd or the police at rolled soldiers from the ranks and had A letter has bene received from France morning by secret service men and diamonds were stolen. men are employed at the well and that time. He had hear threats against fan take hold of a magnet to see If announcing that the count won his taken before Commissioner Humphrey everything Is working smoothly. After Shepherds life; or. rather, prophecies far felt a weakness. The soldiers were law suit and 75,000 francs would be for hearing on Monday. She will SEEK, BUT THEY , purchasing pipe and supplies Messrs. that he would be killed. forwarded to his order. WILL NEVER FIND Black and West will return to their convinced, stating that the probably be taken back to Portland, At this stage of th? game the flies of where she Is under Indictment magnets were different work on Tuesday. Mr. Shepherd's paper, The Daily PANAMA 8TRIKERS DID ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 2. Departwas offered In evidence. They News," VLADIVOSTOK DOES NOT NOT KEEP PROMISE ENORMOUS PROFITS OF ment of commerce agents are here toITALIAN DIED FROM SHOCK. were admitted. ROGER3 AND LAW80N NEED CU8TOMS OFFICERS day to Inquire into the operations of Tony Camelo, the Italian who was The court then adjourned at 1 PANAMA, April 2. Superintendent the alleged beef trust Other beef cen- stealing a ride In a box car on the o'clock for lunch; to meet again at 2 BOSTON.Aprll 2. Thomas W. Law-so- ters will be visited. Vladivostok, April 2. in conse- - Shaler of the Panama railway Is obOregon Short Line early yesterday o'clock. fance of the poor trade prospects, durate In hla refusal to comply with in a letter to a local newspaper As the train left North Ogden at morning and Jumped off and fell uncustoms officers have been the striking dock worker's demands. today on the gas litigation, makes the . SEVERAL BURNED TO DEATH. at car died 1:20 der the this afternoon Mr. Shepherd and wheles, yesterday ar- statement that In the deal wherein he Midrawn. Vladivostok will ST. PETERSBURG, April 2. Sev- the general hosiptaL probably The strikers promised to wait the time The Mr. of the White Elephant Hamner long s free port to the end of the war. rival of the canal commissioners be- testified that he, with H. H. Rogers, eral persons perished in a fire In the he two were seated together In the glad sunbeside railroad track the lay fore ordering a general strike. De- the Standard Oil magnate, had made a market here today. hours before he was removed to the shine In front of Judge Burt's temple men re- profit of $46,000,000, as a matter of campaign to educate spite this only twenty-thre- e hospital and the los sof blood rendered of justice engaged In earnest conversaAMERICAN EDITORS ported for work at Labera today. fact they vere nearer 866,000,000.. InMORE PENSIONERS. his recovery doubtful. It was found tion. It Is said they were at once time BERLIN, April 2. Brealauer Zel-fTwenty marines have been detailed to cidentally Mr. Lawson Intimates that 2. Private WASHINGTON. Impossible to operate on him in his de- old friends, but had not met for a April announces that the czar has de-- d protect the Labera wharf. the litigation thus for has only given considered bilitated condition and he passed quarter of a century. are bills by pension being to send hla confidential the public a peep under the lid. secretary, ever regaining conswithout MAYOR'S TESTIMONY. house the away today. 1nce Tomakl. and Editor Vldomest! SENATOR WARREN IS ciousness. was the star witness last The mayor OPPOSED TO REPEAL WARRANT ISSUED FOR America to conduct a IMPROVED. 8LIGHTLY and he evening occupied the center of anpalgn among the American editors. EMBEZZLER CLEWELL TO G. A. R. VETERANS. the stage for a half hour or more. WASHINGTON, April 2. In the Miss Eva Stahr Is reported to be Post No. At a meeting ofDtx-Loga- n The lines of admissibility of evidence senate Senator Warren of Wyoming "ubder AT TELLURIDE CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 2. A warIncona S, Powerful held last bill the were today. not very closely drawn and the evening voluntary slightly Improved BY DEPUTY SHERIFF took the floor and opposed rant was Issued today for George F. stimulants were administered yester- tribution was taken up to aid In prop- mayors opinions on various topics troduced by Senator Gibson of MonClewell, the missing secretary treastELLURide, CoL, Ap tana, providing for repeal of the des- urer of the Federal Trust company. day afternoon and In the evening she erly celebrating Memorial day. The were taken as testimony. Occasion"riff Bob Meldrum la fell asleep and slept until morning fund for that purpose Is exhausted and ally, objections would be raised, but ert land act and the commutation The specific allegations are the em- Her physician seems to think that this notice is given to Grand Army Justice Burt deHe lmot Instantly kill act homestead the of clause always promtpiy overrulbezzlement of $10,000. there Is yet a slight chance of her re. veterans and their friends who feel ed them. ' blacksmith at the clared that never was there a time fadrum has so disposed, that other voluntary concovery. The mayor made a plain, staright-forwawhen less fraud was practiced and charge BRYAN APPEALS CASE. Into Rt the the tributions will be received by Comstatement of Mr. Shepherd more public domain going Property. NEW HAVEN. Conn., April 2. Wil- . FUNERAL OF MRS. MORAN. . rade S. L. Ives at his office on the Jnthorltiea claim Thias on him twice to ask permission hands of home builders than at pres- liam J. calling th Western Bryans lawyers today filed nocorner of Twenty-fift- h street and to carry a pistol. The mayor refused ent. Federa of an tice to the supreme court nd attacked Moappeal The Mrs. avenue. Catherine remains of Washington because he thought from, Mr. Shep-her- 's Meldrun In the Bennett will matter. ran were laid to rest at Mountain LOUISVILLE PRINTERS own language that it was not GO OUT ON STRIKE GIRLS BODY F View cemetery this afternoon. SerDISTRICT COURT ON MONDAY. safe for him to do so. . KILLED BY HER HUSBAND. vices were conducted at St. Josephs FRANCISCO. A, LOUISVILLE, Ky.. April 2. Four Judge Charles H. Hart of Logan will I told him," said the mayor, that f Katle Bossier w SAN FRANCISCO. April 2. Mm. church by the Rev. P. M. Carnahan hold a session of the district court In hundred Job printers struck today for he might have all the police protecall in Cyprus Tobleman. who was shot last and were largely attended. A strike involving Mary Many Ogden on Monday next, in the place of tion he desired and that I would detail Lawr higher wages. Th girl had I night by her ffiiaband. died at S friends and relative followed the re- Judge H. II. Rolapp, who has gone to the newspaper offices Is also March 22d. o'clock this morning. the Pacific const In pursuit of health. mains to the cemetery. (Continued on Page 5.) SEOUL, April 2. Cos-an- d - IDE al fli-- e Anti-Russi- an anti-Russi- ter-lmna- te; an in-Ce- tte , re proc-hoati- on m Jap-"ro- se n, . . V af . pro-RuasI- an rd ' t rln |