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Show 701. X.IL No. 106 at IJuItUflljpft Daily GREAT CLIMAX FLEET SPECIALS COgiirn. lltali SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1908 CHEERED ON OF Thousand Priests I! High School and lay- Cadets From Capitol City Arouse were taken at Pa- - on Southern Pacific out 5:45 this No. 5. afternoon j the Ogden union depot at 10 o'clock . . Still another special rar arrived from this morning. As the long train was Enthusiasm-Ma- ny Salt lake City this afternoon and will triotic Prominent Ogoen men Join in Monster Cathbe attached to the Overland Limited, brought to a standstill, cheering crowd leaving Ogden th! evening, Meet suiged around the string of cars and Citizens Leave for! San Francisco to olic Parade. specials from Chicago and other east-- i ,re one to judge from the oration ' ern point have been passing through given the Salt Lake boys. It might have the city for the past day or two, and been the fleet itself which had steamed Participate in Reception to NET WORK. May 2. The 4 up the eWber river. tbe increased travel will continue for two or three days longer. climax of ttaa weeks celebration 4 No sooner had the cadet special American Sailors. of the centenary of New York 4 stopped than many of the The Ogdsn Eacuaioniata boys alighted a Catholic diocese today waa to greet their Ogden friends. The Front Ogden, the following well demonstration 4 greatest the Ogden High school was represented known cltixen Joined the Utah deleever made by a church In thia 4 by a good y delegation and there was Mrs. Eransford of Salt Lake City. J. of i h. 50.- station packed with a gation of enthusiasts, nearlyy of the today country when general handshaking. B. Morton, city recorder. Fisher Yl ar4 griat crowd, while there was a large husband tn the party being accom06 Catholic priests and layCadets Thank Ogden ris, secretary of the commercial dub. overflow of the excursionists with panied by their wives and families: men representing every parish J. S. Corlew, F. Livingston, H. The cadets spent nearly all of the Rev. F. A. Simpkins and Joseph Caine th, ir friends and relatives on th platIn the greater city, participated 4 were among the prominent Balt Lakers form. E. 1,. Dudley, Mac lletll. F. E. in the procession up Fifth aVe- - 4 ime extending their thanka and exTli,' second fleet leclsl remained in Tribe, Sidney Steven 8. J. YanNess, nue. The reviewing stand held 4 pressing appreciation for the unself-fls- h who accompanied the cadets as far as action of the Ogden High school Ogden, and returned then to the atate the Mcren yards for more than an hour. F. M. Farrell, II. A. Sininyth. C. E. 1,000 persona including many of 4 Littlefield. T. II. boys In raising a purse of nearly 1150 capital, after transacting business here durinK which time It became neces- Dttletleld. Theron the highest dignitaries of the were bands 4 to assist In paying the expenses of the With Mayor Brtwer on the cadet sary to attach one more car than had Carr. George Watts. James J. Jenson. church. There fifty In the party which will go been planned In order to accomodate George It. Black. George Robert In the parade. boys from the capital. The hoots and special to the coast, the excursionist the large number from this city. Pas- - Paul Steelier, Miss Nel Uarruth, Miss through Jeers of the rival schools, which has A 8' rW,er' prlvate r to eiiger Agent Moseley estimates that Emma Carruth. Miss Elisa F.irns worth been In evtdence at other' tims' were - H. IV Schwab. John Olson, ojlin I. ' he "I"!1 lacking this morning and the entire Thompson fuly :ni) persons from Ogden are tak!us Holmes, Theodore Enright. Joel lng advantage of the special rates, Royle. V. C. Sblpp. Mrs A. It. t'or-stay waa given over to the expresL Priest of the Salt Lake Herald, Dr. lten goodly part of this number left on lew. F. E. Grant. C. M. sions of good will from both sides. The cadet had on'-- twenty min- FOuts and mother; George N. Law- the fleet special, whit others, among IVarson, Ervin Mellstrup. K. Amler-tlieMayor Brewer and several coun- - son, Joseph Clark, Mrs. Clark and utes in Ogden and did not go through rence. Principal aEton of the High school. Superintendent D. It. Christen- oilmen renuilned until this afternoon. daughter, Jese J. Driver. Miss Ethel maneuvers any military here, much to the disappointment of many who had sen of the Salt Lake city schools, and to make the Journey on the Overland Adam. A. C. Treseder. Alvin M. West, E. A. Wedgewood, adjutant limited. William Morgan, James Mack, C. J. gathered in hopes of seeing an ex- Captain on The the office sale Flowers. 1). K. Plngret. Roy M. Rnjle, Pullman staff. the There general reported governor's hibition. On their return from tbe W7 cadets In the party, under of one car and one ha'f to Ogden Beymour L. Clark, H. Clyde llalllmore. coast. May 11th, the cadets will stop ;are Li of sold Wehh. Mrs. I, Kay, Miss Juanita Kay. Arthur Full Salt command offices about Uks camp Captain over In Ogden for an hour or more, . , n , a carried, .with sufficient 80n tickets. The second fleet special C. Chandler and son; II. Iaiwennteln, P a giving parade and regimental drill. rations for a two weeks atay. The which carried the excursionists from j F. C. Dallimoro, (State Journal Special.) I. A. Meyer, Harry The Induatrlal school ' boy in unithis city was composed of 1 cars In Bchafcr, Charles A. Wing, Roy Grate, SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May I. cadets and prominent Balt Lake form In charge of Assistant Superinall praised the spirit of the Og- all. carrying nine Standard sleeiers, Ice M. Greenhalgh, Dr. A B. Condon, Count Ernest Hurdenau who recently tendent Knease and a squad from the den school in contributing toward the two tourlsta, one chair and one bag- - J. Cave. J. 11. Redflehl, and Mrs. Ethel in awn of to National Johna money fell heir Guard, under Captain large success of the Ralt Lake cadet gaga car. tl will go through wtlhout J. Whitlock.. son were at the station to welcome Germany and who was notified last The Big Crowd In addition to those who Joined the. Mop, arriving at about 4 o'clock Sunon the cadets and bid them God speed Into the Ogden yards at 10:80 day afternoon In Ban Francisco. week tiiat 575,000 had been aent him excursion Pulling regulaf party a number their journey of advertising Utah. the second fleet special from Balt Lake will make the trip on regular tralnr. Special From Butte to New York has Just demonstrated Mayor Branford, Too Two special cars from Butte, oMnt., Among the latter will be Fr- -l Khel-c- a arrived Just ten minutes after the ' that he haa gratitude in his make-uthe cadets on the departure of the Cadet special. Its a r-Accompanying rrylng 150 excursionists from that don of Superintendent Mansona tore, of Volunteers the Capt. McCoy, of B. Branford and rival found the spacious waiting rooms city, arrived early this morning, and who leaves this evening. special was John America, who took care of Count HurIn Salt denau in his adversity here Lake City, received a wire from him today announcing that he had eecured OGDEN CITY hie money in New York and that he T sas lending $5,000 to the Volunteer to help them In their work. As they are maintains a free food dispensary and DELIGHT OF fifty John Norris of New York Times Charges Falsification of j i the Records. ; u pasm-uge- r neck-stea- d. WASHINGTON. D. May 2. John Norris, buslnesa manager of the New York Times, today told the select print paper committee of the house of that the paper manufactures had falsified as to the cost of labor In order to Justify their Increased prices on pam-to newspaper publishers. He declared that the manufactures endeavored to show the increased cost of labor per ton in to be $13.00 papT making a heron In reality It la but 52 ' A. 4 A r 4 4 A cents. " A j germaFcouht m j ra loTii sin j HAS GRATITUDE cttl-aen- x. : , cttl-se- ! ns j ! p. CITY IS WILD an emergency hospital ha most acceptable.-- EFFORT this money will Others Badly Injured-- May RIO 6RANDE STRIKE DENVER, May 1. The grand offl-c- en of the transportation organisations on afi of the Gould roads are en routs i York to act as mediators in attempt to nettle the Denver A Rio Grande strike. That step follows the failure of teh grand officers of the mechanical organisations last week, to Kt a conference with President EL T. Jeffery or Chairman George Gould. It is believed the effort at mediation will fall and 400 morn men on the Rio Grande will quit work. The advisory council of the Carmen's association haa decided not to accept the shop rules adopted, by the 'Rio failure of the grand officers of the ompanyi contracts with the men, and a arranged for a conference next Monday with T. B. Purvis, ent of motive power, who will be ked to restore the old contract - J- A. Franklin of the machinists returned last night from New York after a futile attempt to aee Gould. to New an - FEUS IS FOR BRYAN SITS CULBERTSON WASHINGTON, D. C., May 2. Senator Culbertson of Texan, today gave t statement In which he says: In lew of publication of the last few dyi I desire to say that I am in no we whatever a candidate for the nomination for the no There Is absolutely ioul)t that the Democrats of Texas In their convention this month will their national delegates for W. . ' I believe he is the choice majority of the Democrats. Democratic presl-inw- et Br-an- NOT JWOHED m Work of Be a Hobo. BUTTE, Mont- - May The Burlington Flyer on the Northern Pacific railroad waa dynamited two miles east of Butte at midnight as Enthe train was pulling into Butt deburied was under the gineer Bussy bris of his engine and was killed. Fireman George Ehle was badly scalded but will live. Carl Mange, riding the blind baggage, was seriously Injured. Express J. B. Valentine waa badly 2. east-bou- bruised. double-head- er The flyer was pulled by engine. The dynamite exploded under the second engine completely wrecking It with the first mall car and the baggage car The day coach was (derailed and only the Pullman remained on the track. The leading engine plowed the ground for S00 feet. Heroic efforts were made to rescue Engineer Bussy. His cries were heartrending. The first engine waa lifted completely off the track. The theory Is that the dynamite was placed directly on the rails and set off with a time fuse. It la thought that a hobo did the dynamiting. "n attack of digestive trouble "F"rtn that change for the worse taken place Is without warrant brileve j,e wU1 his normal ttriigth soon.' The SANTA CRUZ, Calif- - Msy CHICAGO. 111., May 8. Four charred Connecticut, Louisiana, Kansas, Ver- bodies of the victims of the explosion of Naphtha in the plant of the Chicamont, Georgia, New Jersey, Rhode Isgo Reduction company have been reland and Virginia arrived here at 1:80. covered. They were found among the There were thousands on the shore- f wreckage this morning. The rescue and hills to greet the coming of the work Is being continued In the hope vessel The city J wild with patriotic efjjjljdlnt the five other victims burled ifflHuruin In addition to those killed The delight. squadron hugged the shore by the explosion five persons were oil the way from Monterey to give seriously Injured. the people on shore an opportunity to see the ship GRAY PUTS HIS FOOT DOWN There will be a ball for the officers and enlisted men tonight P1TTBURG, Pa-- May 8. Judge led by the wife of Mayor Palmer. A George Gray of Delaware who la here ball for the senior officer firework to attend the Princeton club gathering, a searchlight drill are also on the pro- declared himself out of politic and Ingram for tonight' Tomorrow the en- tending to remain out He said he wa listed men will be taken to the big not a candidate for the presidency and refused to talk politics in any way. tree SENATE MOURNS LOSS OF FLORIDA MEMBERS WASHINGTON, Dl C- - May 2. Once again tnls session the senate was called upon to mourn the loos of two senator from the same state Senator Mallory and Bryan of Florid Among th senators who Joined In the eulogies today were Perkins of California, Carter of Montan Clark of Wyoming, and the present Florida senator and Taliaferro. Mil-to- n MORPHINE CAUSES DEATH Maud McVALEJO, May 2. M CREDIT MEN Will Carthy, wife of Dr. Joseph MoCarthy, now on duty In HOLD BIG MEETING the naval surgeon Guam, died here this morning from th effeetts of an overdoes of' morphine Mr taken for relief from lnsomnl (State'journat Special.) . McCarthy's relatives have been com2 BALT LAKE City, Utah, May municated with. 6M belonged to a The Utah Association of Credit Men prominent family of that city. will nold an Important meeting In this city next Saturday and all members NEW YORK Msy 2 A special meetthroughout the state are being notified ing of the Illinois Central stockholdto attend. Nine directors are to he ers will be. held In this city Msy 18 to are to be adopted, vote on tho proposition to purchase elected and by-laand delegates to the national conven- the Kensington Eastern railroad. This tion to be- - held In Denver In June are will necessitate Increasing the stock to be chosen. A banquet will be giv- of the Illinois Central 285,120 shares en In the Commercial club in the even- at $100 each. the ing. Flans will also be matured for entertainment of the delegates to the pass FIND SLAUGHTER HOUSES national convention as they through Utah. FORD GOES FREE; GENERAL FILES AGAIN IN GOOD CONDITION -- s Engineer A. F. Parker Takes im-- 1 portant Action in Connection nt tration. WINISTON S. CHURCHILL WILL GET A GO JO SEAT With Water System. (Btate Journal Special) BALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May I. -City Engineer A. F. Parker of Ogden was Jn the city today and while here filed applications In the office of Btate Engineer Caleb Tanner for water rights and canal and reservoir sites In tha South Fork of Ogden Canyon. Engineer Parker's filings provide fur two canals of fifteen mile each, reservoir sitee and all the water flowing In South Fork creek. The canal It Is stated. In the application are inCOAL MINERS VOTE tended to convey the water through TO REMAIN AT WORK South Fork Canyon and to a point in Ogden Canyon to connect with the pesent water system of Ogden City. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind- - May 2. Tho The cost of the whole enterprise Is tabulated vote announced from the placed by Engineer Parker at $1,000, " Bine Worker headquarters today on 000. tha Toledo agreement between the operators and the miners in regard to HATCH WINS MARATHON IN 2:31 IN MISSOURI the contract to run two years at the 10 to show will scale present wage ST. LOUIS, Mo-- May 2. Sidney in favor of acceptance. President LewThe vote Hatch, representing the First Regimen: is effected the settlement. of Chicago, won the Missouri Marathon at the close of the count stood race this afternoon making the 25 for; 7,772 against DUNDEE. May 2. Winston Hpeneer Churchill, president of the board of trade, whose recent failure to be returned to Parliament from the northwestern division of Manchester, has forced him to seek a afe sea. .arrived here this morning, to contest th vacancy caused by the elevation to ths peerage of Edmund Robertson. Mr. Churchill has a well organised opposition to fight, but it will require an enormous turnover of votes to defeat, him. The Unionist candidate, Blr George Raster, haa a powerful local Influence and the labor candidate, G. II. Stuart, while a novelty In this, Prohibitioncountry, Is an ist. E. Hcrymgeour of ths United Irish league, Is urging the Irish voters to give their complete support to Mr. Churchill on the ground that Premier Asquith has adopted Mr. Churchill's pledges at Manchester regarding home rule for Ireland, as representing the policy of the government . out-and-o- ut SNAKE RIVER DAM WILL GO THROUGH 77,-7- 47 miles In 2:11. This time Is unofficial. This Is the third time Hatch has won LONG LIVED FAMILY WASHINGTON, D. C- - May 2. President Roosevelt today agreed to this rac sign the Snake River dam bill if It Ky- May 2. At LOUISVILLE, were amended so that not over 25 cent Charlestown, across the river from of the water going over the dam would William J. Botlorff will ROT'S NARROW ESCAPE Louisville, be used for power purpose in a contomorrow celebrate his 84th birthday with ference lilcs Senator and RepreFROM DEATH AND DROWNING with a1 family gathering that will be of Jones this sentative Washington, V. one of the most novel ever held tn was reached. Another proagreement Mr. Botlorff Is on Southern Indian vision of the bill was that after the (State Journal Special.) of a family of five brothers and three lapse of fifty years the secretary of PROVO, Utah, May 2. Stanley Rol- war Is to have absolute control .of sisters who are descendents of John Bottorff and Betsy Stoneclpher Bot-- ; ling eon of John Rollins, nine years the dam now projected. torff, all of whom were bom near j old, of this city, had a narrow escape Charlestown. The aggregate ages of from death in Provo canyon yesterday. the eight Is 010, an average of about He was one of a party enjoying a May THE PRODIGAL SON 70 to the person. The oldest Is 01 Bridal Veil falls when at Day outing 78. and the youngest Is he fell from a cliff, falling and rolling 65 feet Into Provo river. When found FAILS TO RETURN he was unconscious but was taken to REPUBLICANS GET BUST bis home on a train at once and will suffer no permanent Injury as the re DOWN IN UTAH COUNTY suit of his adventure. BOSTON, Mass- - May 2. Certain that William Scully Whlteward, of the third DEATH ENOUGH FOR A DOZEN Harvard football team, who disap- (State Journal Special.) peared five years ago Is dead, the PROVO. Utah. May 2. The RepubliSAN FRANCISCO, Calif- - May 2. cans of Utah county are holding a con- Swallowing1 enough cyanide of potas- family has asked for a division of hi vention today to select 52 delegates to sium to kill a dosen men John Gate Inheritance of $158,606 from his faththe state convention which meets In commercial broker committed sui- er's estate. The petition for the diviBalt Lake City, May 7th. Carl Hop- cide last night. His body was found sion was filed by the young- mans kins of Lehl, was made chairman of In his office this morning. Although mother and shows that the family has the county convention and R- C. It Is not definitely known why He took abandoned all hope of finding him. RuSturber of Spanish Fork, was made bis Ilf It Is thought he preferred mors are in circulation that Whlteward secretary. Harmony prevails In the death to the probability of becoming Is still living In either Texas br (State Journal Special.) SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 2 John Peterson, state food and dairy commissioner, has Just returned from SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., May 2. with an inspection of slaughter house In General Tlrey L Ford, charged He reports In Weber and Davis countie fraud Ruef the In being Implicated found marked he improvement afternoon. that this was acquitted this city, He in conditions In both countie The Jury was out hut six minute In house. one In bad but found trial slaughter third Fords General This was convention. one will he and that prosecute Davis, connection with these fraud JURY OUT. SIX MINUTES Princeton, n. j.. May 2. Mrs. provtr Cleveland arrived here this af-Tand said: Mr. Cleveland Is and surely recovering from his EXPLOSIOH CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 8. Mayor Tom Johnson has summon d the executive committee of the street railway union in an effort to nrviut the strike of streetcar men as a remit or demands for free tranaiairtation and a two-ceraise In wages. President Farassey of thu union declares that tha only way to prevent the strike la for President Dupont of the Transfer coniiany to make overtures. The union leaders declare Unit 85 per rent, of tlie votes cast on tha question of a strike advocated strike. The count of the union votes lagan at 11 o'clock today. At the rmiclualon of hla conference with Dutont today Mayor Johnson expressed the opinion that tlie inen should aubmlt the difference to arbiLATEll-B- y a Vole of 1458 to 128 the carincti'a union decided to strike. 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