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Show Vin. VOLUME NUMBER TROOPS LANDED IN UTAH OG-DE- N, COLORADO FLYER E HOLD 180. A DEATH COLLISION SATURDAY, DEALT By DRAMATIC FIERCE CYCLONES F SUICIDE JUNE 4, 1904. TAXPAYERS HUE OF A LINE FROM FENG WANG CHENG TO KAIPING. Between Engagement Jape in Which Coiaacka Latter Were Crashes Into Accommodation Train One Swept Northern Texas and Walls of House Were Blown Down Killed Himself While NOT CARRIED Riding in a IMPROVEMENTS OUT AS THEY DESIRE. While Going at High Speed Another Struck Town in Gas Natural Cab With By a Woman One Person Killed. Oklahoma. Companion. and Administration Takss the Credit and Taxpayers Defeated.. KANSAS CITT, Mo.. June 4. AuBlooma of Clear Lake, S. D., was ROME. June 4. A Toklo telegram gust killed and nineteen people Injured by force of another 25,000 that reporte a head-o- n collision between two MisJapanese and sixty gune have been souri Pacific passenger trains near landed at Takuehan. Tbe Japanese now hold the entire Martin, Kansas, last nlgljL The colline from Feng Wang Cheqg to Kui-pln- g. liding trains were the westbound Colmiles southeast of orado flyer and an eastbound accomtwenty-fiv- e . One hundred and fifty modation train. Both were behind Newchw-angthousand troops are spread along this time and running fast. The engines line, prepared to oppose any Russian and three cars were demolished and both trains were derailed. The pasmovement. Do the Paying. TORT WORTH.Tex.. June 4. North Texas was damaged severely by a cyclone last night. At Aberfoyle the tural gas looking from Baptist church was blown to pieces. George Davis and two children were fatally Injured. Several miles of Pacific tracks were washed out. At Mineral Wells many houses were Inundated. Mrs. Bell and six children were badly hurt at Chillicothe. tact last night with a kerosene lamp ami ihc explosion which followed blew out all the four walls of the house, allowing the roof to settle uion thirteen Mrs. Whraffy. William occupants. Dent Hnd Lillie Dent were fatally injured and the others seriously. FAIRMONT. W. Va 111 Juno 4. NEW Na- u rubbor lube the rooms occupied by E. M. Wln-af-fIn a tenement house came in con- UlF Young. tln June YORK, 4. Cam.-ir bookmaker and horseman, shot and killed himself in n cab this morning while proceeding up Broadway with Mrs. Nan It Is thought he was heavily hit In the books recently. Ills wife resides at Menlo Tark. Mrs. Patterson was a member of the Bite Is original Flnrodom sextette. being held by the police. Mrs. Young was at the pier waiting for her husband whom she was to nccmnimny abroad when the news came that he was dead. Mrs. Patterson hysterically stated that Young had told her nothing of the trip abroad until this morning and that Just before he fired the shot he- told her he would lie gone several months and might never see her Hgain. well-know- n Pnt-terso- n. "I am In favor of Improvements and do not object to paying for improvements that Improve, but I certainly oh Jim-- t to the manner In which (lie alleged Improvements are being carried on ut present." was the remark made by a heavy taxpayer yesterday afternoon. A gentleman who Is owner of property on Twenty-fift- h street concurred In the view express d. Continuing, the taxpayer referred to said: "We have heard mueh about (he improvements made and btlng made by the present administration. It has never ceased boasting nbout Its achievements, but it hns always omitted to tell who does the paying. The taxpayer hns been heavily burdened The paying for these Improvements, administration has expended very little for what It takes all the credit for. This task has fallen upon the residents In the various districts, and hns fallen very heavily upon some of thpm. It is easy to Inaugurate and curry out improvements when the other fellow dues the paying." In this connection a case Is related where an old lady who owns considerable real estate in one of the curbnnd a ing and guttering districts small home la so heavily taxed that to meet the expense she will he forced While to mortgage her residence. there Is much discontent and dissatisfaction at the manner In which the Improvements are being carried nut, or, rather, not carried out, taxpayers refrain from making public expression, ns they fear whst the result might he so many In the past hnve been attacked unwarrnntcdly, and It might be that necessary Improvements which are contemplated In their section of the city would either be delnyed or sengers were hurled about by the imPIKE RUINED pact, but strangely none were fatally FARMERS hurt Blooma was riding on the The Injured were brought here this morning. BY THE FLOODS THE BIG FAIR The flyer was to meet the accommosixty miles north of Feng Wang Cheng, and drove the Jape dation train at Martin and the engifrom the heights. The Russian loss neer apparently overlooked his orders was six killed and twenty wounded, and ran by. Among the injured were Irene and Crops in Southern Kansas Districts Parade of People of All Nations Including a colonel. Louis Palmer of Los Angeles, who Are Totally DeWas the Principal SAN FRANCISCO, June 4. Caesar TOKIO, June 4. Three engagements were bruised about the head; Mrs. Is the best known horseman Young Attraction. stroyed. between Japanese and Russian forces Mary Burnside of Portland, Oregon, and who ever oiiernted In bookmaker from the north occurred Monday be- knee bruised, and William Nichols of The Inst few summers he California. tween Port Adams and Kalplng. In FOrt Douglas, Utah, slightly bruised. hnd of the betting nt race control were compelleach case the Russians KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 4. The ST. LOUIS, June 4. The largest meetings In Oregon and Washington. PLANS TO UNITE ALL ed to turn back, the Jape following. LABOR RORGANIZATIONS southern Kansas floods are subsiding crowd that has attended the exposition He was always considered a conservaTien-Tsln today leaving the farmers in a ruined since the opening passed through the tive layer of odds. Until last season LONDON, June 4. Lloyd's his wife lived in a fine resiex4. DENVER A proposicondition. The unanimous opinion is gates today, according to the estimate Young and Col., June correspondent nays that the a suburb of Oakdence at Claremont, The chief magistence of floating mines In the vicin- tion was launched at yesterday's ses- that the wheat and corn crops In the of the management. A land. before the end of months few net of attratclon was the celebration ity of Liao Tang and Shantung prom- sion of the Western Federation of richest farm districts are ruinIn seashn the this state the totally racing of Pike Day, and the bizarre parade ontories Is generally believed and Miners for the formation of the greatat Oakland was surprised. oil is Chanute and the betting ring was terltory which of feature the the program. steamers have been ordered to avoid est labor organisation In the world ed one day at the sudden disappearten to water. The under feet of from twenty procession been a and authority has comprises people vested in the zone after' dark. the four corners of the earth, some ance of Young. A few days later he committee to proceed with the movewas reported to be In Los Angeles, riding In Irish Jaunting cars, others SEOUL, June 4. Three hundred ment. The amalgamation of all la- CALIFORNIA TO BE EIGHT having left the city with a chorus CHICAGO HOUR3 on NEARER mounted Arablun still steeds, while raiders are reported to be In the bor organizations In the country ungirl. were to In seen be others huna der one head has long been the dream neighborhood of Ping Tang, Men who knew Young well refuse CHICAGO, June 4. California Is Persian kavjujaks, Aflnakan of the Federation and 'the committee dog dred miles north of here. to believe that he killed himself on appointed some time ago to report on brought eight hours nearer to Chicago sledges .and the golden cars of the account of losses on the races, hut the question of affiliating with the by the new time card that will go into Indian rajahs. QUEER DEVELOPMENT think heavy drinking and domestic IN NEW YORK CASE American Federation of Labor has effect on the Rock Island system totroubles due to escapndes with vamade its report.- The report does not morrow. The faster schedule Is made WILL PLAT THE SOLDIERS. rious women were the cause of his suiNEW YORK, June 4. The fact de- recommend affiliation with the Amer- poslble by better connections out of cide. It is known that the woman he veloped In the supreme court today at ican Federation of Labor, but suggests Kansas City and the faster time on Baseball Gams Arranged Between Lo- took with him to Los Angeles follow- abandoned. the hearing of the case of Hannah that a new organisation be formed to nearly every division of the Rock Iscal Tsam and Fort ed him to New York and word from Ellas, the negress whom John Platt Is Include every labor body In America. land and on the Southern Pacific. Douglas. the east some time ago stated that he DEATH OF CATHERINE R0LAPP. suing to recover $700,000 which he Invitations to a mammoth labor conwas badly worried by her presence nays she got from him by blackmail, gress will be Issued as soon as the CROP8 IN INDIAN Lieutenant Clark of Fort Douglas was there. Another story Is to the effect TERRITORY DESTROYED in the Passed Awey at 11 O'clock Last Night that the woman may leave the state present convention adjourns. city yesterday for the purpose that he was madly In love with the Funeral on Wednesday. between midnight tonight and midof arranging another baseball game woman and decided on separation DENNISON, Tex., June 4. Indian with the local team. Lieutenant Clark night Sunday night If she desires, as B. A O. TRAIN WENT from his wife. THROUGH A TRESTLE Territory has been swept by terrific is an order of arrest cannot be served The many friends of the Hon. and dissatisfied with the showing made acres of of storms. Thousands rain mentioned without Mrs. hours the Henry H. Rolapp will learn with during by his team when they were defeated WOODMEN'S MEMORIAL. farm lands are submerged with enor- here and wishes to receive one more criminal proceedings. BUCKHANNON, W. Va June 4. deep regret of the death of their Baltimore 4k Ohio passenger train No. mous damage to crops. Meteor and chance. He states that he can make daughter, Catherine, which occurred WeBe Held Will line Frisco Annual 18 a New8ervieea 11 o'clock last night, after a long of trains By fast the Texas at at ARE NATIVES GUINEA plunged through trestle up a team of three men from each of Tomorrow. ber and Camp SLAUGTERED BY FRENCH ton, thirteen miles east of here, this are tied up at Francis. painful Illness, the two batteries and three from the The The structure gave way. little girl would have been morning. infantry which can defeat any team obto la be memorial Annual old In August. For many day years eight PARIS, June 4. A report was re- Engineer Randall and Baggagemaster 8IX HUNDRED JEWS in the state. There is considerable Weber AMERICA of members FOR nearSAIL the served were coast months she suffered from rheumatism Jeffries by ceived today of a battle on the fatally Injured and rivalry among the athletes at the post No. 74, Woodmen of the World, and In the hope of strengthening and Camp of French Guinea between a French ly a score of passengers hurt in and for that reason he has experienser4. In the morning tomorrow. Seven The train Is a total SOUTHAMPTON, June column and 4,000 natives armed with assisting her toward recovery her padegree. ced no little difficulty In consolidating In adheld be the will vices city rents recently took her to the Pacific hundred and twenty persons took flint guns. The natives were beaten wreck. the pick of the three companies. The of monuments where rate new coast. On their return the little one of $10 steerage eight the vantage back, losing their principal chief and difficulty has now been adjusted so cemetery, erected. been sailed have deceased and was with an attack of brain feBETWEEN American seized line FIGHT neighbors ANOTHER A the French today three hundred men killed. by that Lieutenant Clark can make up a meet at ver, which mmbers will officers and The developed BRITISH AND THIBETANS for New York on the Philadelphia. team from the subsequently lieutenant was killed and twenty soldpick of the post. He 9:80 o'clock. nt released hall their and death Six hundred were Jews from Manches- will iers wounded. meningitis spinal on undoubtedly be given a game In the afternoon a service will be her from suffering last night. By her the ter and London. SIMILA, June 4. Following June 12th. held nt the grave of the late Clarence happy disposition and many bright, WIFE MURDERER PLEADS , contemptuous rejection of the ultimaChnnnell In Mountain View cemetery, winning ways she made mnny friends, GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER tum sent by Colonel Younghusband THIRTY HOUSES ARE DELIGHTFUL PARTY. at which time the beautiful monument lioth old and young, who will feel her DEMOLISHED IN LAWTON to the grand lama of Thibet, It Is replaced at this grave will be unveiled. departure as a personal loss. The DES MOINES, la., June 4. C. W. ported that an engagement occurred in Home Mrs. Given Clark's All members have been called to most heartfelt sympathy Is extended 4. A at forJune Joseph cyclone LAWTON, Okla., Graves, who was recently convicted between the British and Thibetan meet nt the K. of P. hall at 1:30 p. m. to the bereaved parents. Honor of Hor Daughter of murder In the first degree for kill- ces In which the British captured two struck Lawton laat night, killing Mrs. Minnie. The procession will form promptly st Funeral services, will he conducted and killed a Thomas Payne and seriously Injuring ing hie wife and obtained a new trial, Tribetan 2 o'clock headed by the Ogden police at the Fifth ward meeting house on dethree persons. Thirty houses were today pleaded guilty to manslaughter, Thibetan general. Mrs. Joseph Clark gave a very pret- force, after which will come Foster's Wednesday at 2 p. m. molished. The cyclone swept clear a the maximum penalty being eight The remains may be viewed at the ty miles party last evening for her dnughter Military band, Weber Camp degree MAY ten long. years. The conviction was due to the MARINE FIREMEN path and from her to her residence officers, moving team, visiting neighbors Wednesday from 10 a. m. Minnie, STRIKE ON prior GO MAY OUT of work hie steppersonal detective new 1 The line of Weber the Into m. to members old home and birthplace Camp. p. SULTAN WILL GIVE daughter, an actress named Reader. All cases pending trial In the district HIS REPLY MONDAY Clark residence on Washington ave- of march will he from. the K. of P. NEW YORK, June 4. A strike of nue. A large number of her friends hall to Twenty-secon- d street, coun- court have been continued until FriCOSSACK8 CLASH WITH all members of the Atlantic coast maon to termarch of her Washington hospitality. 4. sultan's The day. June 10th, and Jurors and witcharming June accepted ordered RU88IAN REVOLUTIONISTS been TANGIER, rine firemen's union has where the members will take nesses have been excused until that for Tuesday unless the companies reply to the demands for the release Dancing was the principal feature of At Riga, In the agree to the men's terms. Eighteen of Perdicarls Is expected next Mon- the evening. The large parlors had the cars to Mountain View cemetery. date. BERLIN, June been cleared and excellent music was After the unveiling service the procesRussian province of L'vonla, workmen thousand will be affected. The men day. was pro- sion will form nnd return In order to rendered. The dining-rooand students organized a revolution- demand the abolition of the "crimp," BRAKEMAN MAY RECOVER. PEACE IN SAN DOMINGO. fusely decorated with ferns and cut the hall. ary movement and made a demonstra- and wages Increases. June 4. Admiral flowers and a delicious luncheon was tion. Cossacks were summoned and in WASHINGTON, Injured Man Haa Regained Consciouswere: SOPHOMORES ENTERTAIN. the riots which ensued five Cossacks DENVER MILLIONAIRE Sigsbee at Puerto Plata, San Domingo, served. The participants ness But Partially Loses Fred and Walter Clark; Missand twenty-thre- e KIDNAPPED CHILDREN cables that peace has been agreed uprioters were killed His Memory. and 127 arrests were made. on and hostilities will cease tomorrow. es Orma Banks of Balt Lake, Telithn Seniors of Weber Stake Academy Haxel Browning, Louise Browning, Albert Booth, the brakeman who PITTSBURG, Pa., June 4. Law-re- n Their Guests Last Etta Bcowcroft, DEAD. May Browning, senDUTCH SLAUGHTER FEW PRINCES8 GERMAN whose was millionaire the Injured on the Union Pacific railPhipps, Night. Austin Luclle Wallace, HUNDRED NATIVES sational kidnapping of two children In road on Thursday night, may now reBERLIN, June 4. Princess. Mary Browning. The sophomores of the Weber Stake cover, according to latest reports reNew York was the feature of yester- Ernstlne of Hanover, second sister of Pingree, Belva Woodmansee, Clarlbel THE HAGUE. June 4. The Dutch day, left this morning with the child- the ruling duke of Cumberland, died Woods, Catherine Mosley of Oklahoma, academy royally entertained their se- ceived from the hospital. Llssle Evans, Llxsle McQuarrle, Birdie nior friends to a dance at Dignan's he regained troops stormed and captured a native ren for Denver, his home. Five ser- today. Yesterday afternoon Wotherspoon; Messrs. Ernest Ford, hall last night About three hundred consciousness, hut is badly mixed In fort In the Dutch East Indies, losing vants accompanied them. one officer killed, two officers and thirEMERSON.THE FAMOUS, IN TOWN Will Paine, Howard Jenkins, George students and their friends were pres- his reckoning. -- About a week of his Willis George Emerson, the famous, Shorten, John Keogh, Leon Riley, Earl ent and a Jollier time was never life has completely escaped his memty men wounded. The native lose was YOUNG BRIDE SAW 174 killed. HUSBAND KILL HIMSELF was In Ogien today In company with Emmett, Frank Ellis, Willard Ellis. spent at Dignan's. The hall was pret- ory. He remembers working on the Rev. Samuel Blair of the Methodist Walter Stephens, Lon Browning and tily decorated In crimson and corn Northern Pacific, but has absolutely 8AN FRANCISCO GIRL colors, the colors of the seniors and no recollection of being employed on SAN FRANCISCO, June 4. In the church. Mr. Emerson was of Ogden's Dr. Will Browning. in boom. best sophomores. On the wall In large let- the Union Pacific; In fact, does not reOgden's great day of WEDDED IN ROME presence of hie young bride Peter ' Is WINNER. he ters was displayed the Inscription, member coming to Ogden. His memNow THE the BONDAGE one of. end killed holding .p Hanson of Petaluma shot and Benton." The sopho- ory Is perfect on ell other things. ROME, June 4, Mlse Nellie drum of himself In their room in the Grand log at Los Angeles, doing his part in CHICAGO, June 4. On a heavy "Welcome won the more arrangement committee consistRan Francisco and Lieutenant afternoon Should he continue to make the community track Bondage He this 4 properous upbuilding;, hotel at o'clock this Ralph morning. Pape of the United States battleship left a note saying .that God called happy, doing good to everybody as of Harlem handicap, Fonsoluca second, ed of Olive Cannon, Jamee Wood. progress he Is now making he will In Wisconsin were married today. all probability recover. George Doxey and Willie McKay. yore. George K. third; time, 2:0$ him. ST. PETERSBURG, June 4. General Sakharoff reports that the Cossacks attacked a strong Japanese position at Ffenchunlang pass, near V blind-baggag- e. se, Jt jlnkrk-kshna- , - or four-pounde- rs Twenty-sevent- , m Mes-dam- S-- B. es h, |
