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Show vm VOLUME NUMBER 48. OGrDETsT, CHICAGO BOWED DOWN UTAH m SATURDAY. JANUARY WILL HOT 'PRESIDENT BURT THOSE E Cur Says That as Matters Stand There is No Necessity Funerals of Two. Hundred of the Fire KAISER'S MESSAGE. Victims Were Held Today BY R. E. NORTON. a friend or brother reaches out a trembCHICAGO, ,n oppressive silence, and ling hand presaging the passing of that gloomy sky. Jan. Beneath seems ominously ta atmosphere which is today a bden with death, Chicago Whole of mourning. veritable city resonant with are usually itieets which whose commercialism, of the clang to be thronged pavements are wont white sheet whose symbolism Is Identified." Then the visit of Death's wagon and one more funeral notice announced. Weary attendants at the morgue towhose , lofty day began to long for a close, realismerrymakers, with to the cheer ing that in that great array of charred accustomed are buildings of throbbing activity, are so silent that bodies are but few who will ever again trappings be known by name. Identification the rattle of the funeral bears with It a sharp and sudden shock. comes more slowly and Is nearly at Funeral after funeral passes until the an end. seem as But the grief does not diminish, grim buildings themselves to a alley-lik- e an neither does the elfacement of horror. guardway forming either Is heavy and ashes heapof death: The sackcloth pavements vast gate deserted or habited only by those who ed high. stand In an expression of hopeless, oppressive, pathetic grief, have changed USHERS RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY DEATHS the scene to one of funeral solemnity, No sound of ringiof universal woe. CHICAGO, Jan. 2. The revised list ng sleigh bells, no shout of mirth, no of holiday greeting; of the Iroquois victims as given out by glad exchange the officials this afternoon gives the naught but silence, awful in desolation number of Identified as C58 and twenty-eor broken by moans of despair. unidentified. The total death The street gamin has forgotten In ight this environment of gloom to call his list, including those who died at their wares, cable cars give no tongue to homes from injuries, will probably gong and the very bells of death toll reach 600. with monotonous regularity. A new order for additional arrests Almost a city of the dead, Chicago was made this morning, and will be is today In the blackest and most profused providing the Investigation now ound grief. Nor can its vital heart being made shows facts sufficient to throb be more plainly told than In the warrant such action. The warrants words most frequently heard, perhaps are operative against ushers, who are from one who lost neither kin . nor charged by persons escaping from the friend, My God, the little children." theatre that at every exit the ushers For in this mournful retinue, this burred, the way and ordered the crowd seemingly endless procession devoid of to remain seated. even that customary One witness this morning said that pageantry of almost all death, in the gallery the children mistook the those silent passengers are encased in small, even diminuttiny flames creeping along the scenery ive coffins, telling again but too plainas part f the display and laughed and The ly of that piteously futile struggle made clapped their hands in delight. by little hands and feet for life only ushers on that floor are said to have life and mercy; mercy from the fled on discovering the fire without throng that crushed them making an effort to get the children neath cruel feet like cast-oblossoms out At the downstairs exits survivors or dying flowers. Probably it is this say that men were compelled to knock which makes the cold blooded business the ushers down before the doors could man, the officer, familiar with scenes be opened. of violent death, the careless one who Twenty persons who have been delaughs, and the hardened outcast stand tained were arraigned this morning bound for the nonce In one common and their cases set to follow the Intie, that of grief. quest No testimony was heard. Four Yesterday's papers contained pages of are members of the company, as are death lists, columns of burial notices. the principal witnesses. Bonds were Today's tell yet of more. Yesterday the reduced from $5,000 to $1,000 each. faces of pedestrians bore the dazed look Twenty chorus girls are under surf the unrealizing. comwith veillance to prevent the departure Today, prehension vivified by funeral panorfrom the city. ama without precedent,-tho- se same fkces are scored and seared with sorrWILL ORDER ALL ow's brand. THEATRES TO CLOSE Obedient to Mayor Harrison's proclamation that this be a day of mourniCHICAGO, Jan. 2. Mayor Harrison, ng. even those business houses which at request of the building commissionbear no crepe telling of death brought ers, will this evening order all theatres home, have closed their doors. That In the city closed Indefinitely until the maelstrom of market, the board of laws have been fully complied with. . fear-madden- ed ff trade, is silent. Bat a short time ago Chicago stood at the stroke of noon for two full minutes uncovered, traffic stopped and reigned while a loved and mar-fwpresident was In a distant city lowered In the grave. Today at a like time Chicago stood In winter winds, batless. Immovable and bowed for five minutes while hundreds of its own dead ro laid away. Mayor Hnrrlson's Proclamation to this effect was not to bring the tragedy home, It was issued this morning. For, r' Hirach said In his address last "trough the walls of one ih wnd homes In this, our mourning X. sobs reaaound and are echoed on neril,eM that scatters the volt ce ed ne-ma- Rl-a- gh w "OIIq,' of the bereaved throughout-th- two hundred I Tt there are Uotonous sctlvit; rM"lna which i p0ed of haggnrt Inn keep Up the fallowing the in tIvllwtlon effai "e'" own dc " loger bear li uniformity 0f n;w" f mill fo, slM,rt "Ob. a. a War. No Reasons Given for His tirement from the Union Pacific. Entertainment of Cooks and Waiters in Union Labor Re- Hall. 4 4 WASHINGTON. Jan. 2. President Roosevelt received the following cablegram from A Gty Desolate. 2. for 44 WRO CUTER GAVE A SMOKER IN DEEPEST SORROW . 2. 1904. 4- - the kaiser: Berlin, Jan. 2. I am aghast at the news of the terrible ca- tastrophe which befell the peo- pie of Chicago. The empress ami myself wish to convey to you how deeply we feel for the American people, who have been so cruelly visited in a week 4 CHINA MAKES FORMAL DEMAND HIS LONG RAILROAD CAREER ALL THE TRADES REPRESENTED 4 4 41 4- - 4- 4 4- General Miles That War Exprossss Is the Belief Rumored Sure Japan to Make Hostile Move. That Resignation Was Due Congratulatory Spsschts Made by to a Disagreement With eral Members of the Trades Mr. Harriman. Council. Sev- 4- 4- - 4 8T. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2.- -lt is reThe "smoker" given last evening at OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 2. President 4 ported that the czar and minister of G. of Horace Kurt Union the Pacific has Union Lnbor hull by Ihe Ogden branch 4of Joy. Please convey exprea- - 41 foreign affairs, Lainsdorff, have both tendered Ills resignation. He gives of the Cooks' and Wallers' union, was declared that nothing hits so far hap- no reasons for his retirement from the 4stuns of our sincerest syin- - 4 4 pened necessitating a watr between presidency of the railroad, but the socially u most pleasant affair mid conpathy to the citizens of Chi- - 4- Russia and Japan and that Russia will company has Issued an announcement sidered as an Industrial meeting, was cugo. May Providence In the not declare war ns matters stand at While the saying that the resignation will lie completely a success. 4. coming year shield you and 4present. In near acted the future. 4upon smoker" was given siieciuly to the 4 4' America from such accidents. 4 Mr. Burt has been actively engaged Trades Council and to the memOgden 4-CHINA IS AMUSING. In railroad work for thirty years withbers of the Bricklayers' mid PEKIN. Jan. 2. The Chinese gov- out rest or recreation, lie contemunions, members of all the ernment today presented another forplates an extended trip w Ith his wife. other trades were and the present mal demand to the Russian minister Announcement Is made that at present WHO HAS BEER t'onk Wallers and house kept ojmmi that Russia evacuate Manchuria. Mr. Burt lias no oilier plans. all the evening to all union iieople. It is currently re)sirted In railway Three members of each of the MILES PREDICTS WAR. circles that the cause of Mr. Burt's ght crafts represented the Trades was a. disagreement with Mr. RICHMOND, Iml., Jan. 2. General Council and as many other invited Miles in an interview today predicts Hiirriuiun over the piecework system as the hall would sent were a great war between Russia and Japan. I11 the railroad shops. Burt was a guests present. He expressed the belief that the Uni- strong advocate of the piece system The exerelses were formally aliened AN INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM- ted States will not be drawn Into the Had it was the principle Involved In the Greaves. by George MISSION SCANDAL. recent strike of shopmen, llurrlmnn Imbroglio. Kegerinan of the lleuly House was ordered the system abolished. made chairman ami Interesting speechTO SEIZE KOREAN PORT. President Burt is credited with es were Something Is Wrong and An Examinamade by Organiser H. L. TOKIO, Jan. 2. It Is reported that bringing the Union Pacific out of the Galt. Mr. Summerville of the. Painters tion of Accounts Has Bean a Japanese squadron of six cruisers chaotic renditions which have prevail- union, Mr. Glnnvllle the Ordered. Typographical now near Nagasaki has been ordered ed to the present state of efficiency. union. President Clark of the Barkeepof the II. Thorne, to proceed to Korea tomoifow. ers' union, Mr. McLaughlin of the WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. The interIt is rumored that this movement Texas Pacific. Is mentioned as the Teamsters' union and Messrs. Reger-niu- n state commerce commissioners have of the squudron means the selsure of probable new president of the Union and Greaves of the Cooks snd Pacific. ordered a thorough examination of the Mashnmpo. Walters. The general tenor of the sjieec.hes accounts of the commission on the ANOTHER TORPEDO BOAT was felicitous. An era of good feeling strength of information that the books FALLS INTO TROUBLE BOARD OF PARDONS The unions In Ogden numprevails. In are an irregular condition. 4.000 ber and are growing raiieople The treasury department today, at Jan. 2. Rear AdMellioda sad plans for the good pidly. sent of the request commissioners, miral Sands telegrahs the navy departHIS LIFE of the different organisations were special experts Chase, Ambrose and ment that the torpedo boat Lawrence snd the utmost harmony preTaylor to the offices to begin an ex- has been rammed off the roast of Florvailed. amination of the commissioner's ac- ida by the steamer Olivette, which plies At the eonelusion of the formal procounts.. A short time later they sealbetween Tampa and Havana. The disceedings splendid refreshments were ed the safe and the clerks and accoundoesn't state the amount of dam- SENTENCE OF JAMES LYNCH 18 served by the Conks and Walters to patch tants refuse to discuss the case.' COMMUTED. age sustained by the Lawrence. their guests. The commission handles between and $250,000 $300,000 annually. WHEAT TAKES JUMP ' His Execution Was 8st for This Month NEW YEAR PARTIES. OF THREE CENTS 8avsd Life of Guard During DOWIE LEAVE8 ZION; Prison Break. WILL TOUR THE WORLD Number of Very Pleasant .EntertainCHICAGO. Jan. 2. The board of ments Wsrs Hsld Last trade was open but a short time toCHICAGO, Jan. 2. John Alexander 2. sentence Evaning. The SALT LAKE, Jan. day on account of being mourning day. Dowie, aceomapnied by four of the The causof James Lynch, whose date of execuprospect of war In the Orient leaders in Zion City, started on his ed wheat to rise three cents, opening A number of entertainments were tion was set for January 8th. was this trip around the world yesterday. Ev- at 84 and closing at 87. Armour given last evening In Ogden, some afternoon commuted to life Imprisonand others at private ery resident of Zion City turned out Is reaping the profit of the rise. to see Dowie off. ment by the board of pardons. homes. Dowie will go first to New Orleans, URGES OFFICERS TO Lynch was sentenced to death for small dinner Mrs. Lobdell gave where he will remain for a week. Then murder of Col. Godfrey Prowse party at the Pacific hotel. Those presthe STOP CRUELTIES he will proceed to San Francisco by the three years go. ent were Mrs. Egan, Miss Mitchell and southwestern route, holding meetings BERLIN, Jan. 2. The kaiser gave a At the time of the convict break Mrs. Gerry of Salt Iaike City and there January 19th and 20th. He will New Year reception to the commanding three months ago Lynch was among Messrs. Pullen and Green. embark for Australia January 21st, go- officers of the army today. He made those who escaped. At the time of The lady members of the Vendredf ing by way. of Honolulu. In Australia a speech urging the suppression of cru- the break he saved the life of Guard club gave a reception last night to the he will meet his wife and son and will elty to the common soldiers. Jacobs, whom the convicts were beat- gentlemen members at the home of conduct a series of meetings, some of ing to death, and it was for this act Miss Douglass. them in the towns where he exjierien-ce- d WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE that the commutation was granted. About two hundred people were presBURNED TO GROUND tribulations before coming to Ament at the leap year party at Dignan's erica. WEDDING. QUEBEC, Jan. 2. The Morin wholehull last night On leaving Australia Dowie will visit mornsale drug house was burned this A ball was given at Parry's hall last India and Africa and will finally arrive in a property loss of a Two of ing, People Young resulting nigh', by the Young Ladles Mutual at Zurich, Switzerland, where a genMarried on Now of a million. quarter Ogden The atImprovement association. eral conference of the Christian CathOWNERS OF THEATRE Eva. Year's was FOrd's orchestra tendance large. ARRE8TED ON SUSPICION. GIVE $10,000 BONDS olic church In Europe will be .held. furnished the music. From Zurich he will go to London and A young man named Chase was arOn New Year's eve. at the rooms of The regular Friday evening dance he to New York, where plans rested at noon today, suspected of CHICAGO, Jan. 2, Davis and Pow- thence and Mrs. McGrath In the Rtay-nJudge at on 20th. June to land Conley's hall was well attended last being the man who killed a colored ers, proprietors and managers of the block, the marriage of their daughHe night man at Evanston a few days ago. Iroquois' theatre, and George Williams, ter, Miss Nellie V. Chase to Mr. Orval BOY8 UNDER ARREST Mr. and Mrs. John Culley entertained In establishing his arsoon succeeded were who in the presence F. Tucker took plHce city building Inspector, MURDER DENVER FOR was and alibis a of kinds few friends, at dinner last evening. all identity and rested last night on a criminal charge of a large number of guests. Rev. Blair Arreleased. of promptly of manslaughter on complaint of the Methodist church performed the DENVER, Jan. . 2. At the police OFFICERS ELECTED. thur Hull, who lost his wife, three ceremony. The attendants were Miss GIFTS TO THE FIRE LADDIES. tlon yesterday Fred Arnold, 18 years of H. Mr. children and a maid in the holocaust, bridesmaid; Nelson, was present- Josephine this age, confessed to complicity In the A case of the best beer and Margie Y. P. S. C. of the Methodist Church appeared before the police Justice the of ed members to Ogden fire D. Bancom best inun. the Mrs. Amanda of Youngblood sum of murder Brown acted as Nonilas and Had Its Annual Meeting morning and gave bonds In the Browning Becker and the probably fatal shooting of her department last evening by the beautiful $10,000 each. presents (lower Many girls. Last Night. non Robert while attempting to rob the Brewing company. The boys highly were received by the young couple.kind and the the present little grocery store kept by Mrs. appreciated DOCTOR REARRESTED The bride Is a talented young lady The Y. P. R. C. of the Methodist attended It. wishes that Thomas and her husband, Youngblood INSANITY CHARGED WITH was formerly in the church held its annual meeting last and this of city sua M. Youngblood. In Valverde, employ of the Browning Printing com- night at the home of Rev. Mr. Blair. THE OGDEN POULTRY SHOW. of Denver. Arnold's confession burb Charles 2. Dr. PUEBLO, Colo.. Jan. Another trophy has been offered by pany and has many friends In this city The following officers were elected for Newton Andrews, aged 20, O. Rice, who was acquitted of murder implicates to be competed for at to extend best wishes. The groom Is the ensuing year: trial, and Charles Peters, 24 years old, the George Poulter by the Jury after a sensational show a popular Southern PHciflc fireman. President, Miss Nellie Rutledge; former of whom Is said to have fired the poultry show next week. The hud extended been felicitations was yesterday arrested on charges of After Mrs. Nellie Fltcher; block house In will the Opera be held Woodiroft the fatal shots. Both are under' arrest. a suinptous wedding secretary, W. D. Brown; treasurer. H. the young couple Insanity and confined In January will and Wednesday. begin menMr. and Mrs. A. Hanson, sergeant-at-armAirs. repast was served. sanitarium, and an inquest on his 6th, continuing four days. OF SON OF FUNERAL while Rice, held. In will be will home this make their Tucker W. L. condition tal Underwood; Blair: instructor, MINISTER TO CUBA on OcIn a stage of wild Intoxication Miss Edna Middleton. city. CIVIL SUITS. organist. TRYING The The ret ring president, C. O. Brown, tober 7th. killed Policeman Marti. Municipal Judge Howell Is engaged HAVANA. Ga.. Jan. 2. Funeral serinstructions the PUNCTURED. PERUNA PROFITS unwuh two of trial Jury states that under presented with a beautiful pair of vervices over the body of Fargo Squires, this afternoon In the Fo2. cuff buttons ly the entire society. of the Judge It could give no other The are Jan. the These Ohio, gold COLUMBUS, civil suits. on the eldest son of the American minister, important block new brick dict than that of acquittal The speech was made by Frank presentation comiMtiiy's Lowe A. rmal naglnat Drug cases of George killed and his wife who was accidentally shot and Underwood and a graceful reply Mr. Rtone lire was this morning. by Barnea M. ground of Insanity. Rice destroyed and against Fhrrell attendwhen Thursday, were held today and was made by Air. Brown. were preparing to leave the city The loss will reach $1. 0.000. et al. ed by prominent officials. arrested yesterday. was he - I - - - - f4444 4444444444 f Klone-miiNo- us' twenty-ei- Vlee-Preside- nt nt SPIRES dls-euss- ed . .. 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