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Show VOLUME OGDEN, UTAH IX. NUMBER 20. FEDERAL OFFICIALS TAKE EWES HOPE Saturday. GHAND JURY CALLED THE WARRANTS ISSUED FOR PROMINENT MEN t All Announcement of Capture of Mexico's President Inaugurated to Hill Creates Enthusiasm Succeed Himself Amid Pomp and in Japanese Capital Thousands Pageantry and Loud Acclaim in of Recruits Don Uniforms. Presence of Notable Gathering. 203-Met- TO INVESTIGATE Negotiations With Have Been Newton Banker Peace Declared Off. CLEVELAND, Dec. 1 At the request of Attorney Carr, representing Banker Xewton, Judge Babcock this morning jnoflxwud until Saturday the hearing of Newton's motion for a receiver for Krs. Chadwicks alleged securities In the fVide Park bank, and It Is then ex- pected that a great amount of hitherto enpubUshed facta In this case will he bought to the surface. Xhe federal officials are now lnter-eite- d in the Chadwick case. A numrequested ber of men of Influence United States District Attorney Sullivan to ascertain whether lira Chadwick Is liable under the federal laws. Sullivan la now seeking to ascertain whether Mrs. ChadwlCs transactions sra legitimate, and If she did not use the maUi to further her ends. All peace negotiations between Mrs. Chadwick and Banker Newton are off. It is reported that warrants were prepared for a number of prominent to Cleveland men, who are alleged have been accomplices In the huge swindles. It has developed that lira. Chadwick been making the claim to the persons from whom she had" borrowed such immense sums of money that she la the daughter of Andrew Carnegie. The feels upon which she made this claim and the circumstances of this phase of the case are unknown, hut the fset that she has hWn telling the story and using it with effect to raise great amounts of money Is pretty well established. A sensation of greater dimensions than ever Is now looked for. In fact, the case grows In startling features hourly, ' ana no one knows where the end may be. It wee announced in New York yesterday by George B. Ryall, counsel" for Herbert B. Newton In New York, that Mrs. Chadwick would settle the claim against her by Newton for 1190,-00- 0, upon a cash basis and m full. Mr. Ryall declined to discuss the alleged Carnegie Indorsement of one of Mrs Chadwicks notes. However, the negotiations looking to. this settlement were declared off today. )m - FHAODS. TOKIO, Dec. 1. The announcement of the rapture of hill has created 1. Intense In enthusiasm Dec. the Jap-ane- se DENVER, Judge Mullins revives Issued and the an capital, order today hope of calling the grand Jury to Investigate the election fra'uds the early fall of the fortress proper. Many thousands of recruits marched In this city. The Jury begins work to the barracks and donned uniforms. nest week. This Is a move by ths Relatives carrying flags and banners Democrat! to checkmate the Republi- escorted them. The number of men cans. It Is probable that the grand raised under the conscription act has not been made public. Jury will he instructed to Investigate The following dispatch has been givthe alleged contributions from cor- en out: "The army commenced a bombardporations In Peabodys behalf. ment against MU at dawn ' November 30th, and made several AMERICAS CUP 8AFE FOR ANOTHER YEAR charges before 4 o'clock In the afternoon. Owing, to the enemy's stubNEW YORK, Dec. 1. It is now a born resistance the charges failed. At 5 o'clock our force certainty that there will be no race for advanced in the afternoon against the southeastern the Americas cup next year. The portion of the hill, made a fierce charge rules and regulations governing the and reached within thirty meters of races require that the challenging club the summit. At 7 o'clock, with reinshall give ten months notice In writi- forcements, we charged to the top, ng, and as It Is the general under- which was occupied by our force. the northeastern part of the standing that . the races should be Against sailed In August or September, It Is hill we also charged and at 8 o'clock now too late for a challenge to be re- the entire fort on the summit fell Into ceived for a contest in 1905. Nothing our hands. The Russians left heaps authoritative has been heard from Sir of dead bodies on the eastern side of Thomaa Upton, hut those well ac- the hill, but we have had no time to quainted with the character and views Investigate further." of the man are Inclined to the belief that he haa merely postponed, but not GENERAL KUROPATKIN REPORT8 ENEMYS RETREAT abandoned hla attempt to secure the coveted trophy. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1. General Kuropatkln reports: We pursued the FATHER CHARGED WITH n. INCEST C0MMIT8 SUICIDE enemy, who retreated from Tain We forced the enemys rear REDMOND, Wfesh., Dec. 1. Ernest guard Tuesday to evacuate a pass ten south of Tien Hechen. Our Schwarts, aged fifty, under arrest for versts were inconsiderable." losses flfteen-year-oIncest 203-Met- re 203-Me- tre He-che- against his daughter, suicided at his home while THE JAPAN E8E HAVE a deputy sheriff stood guard outside OCCUPIED PINE TREE HILL the door waiting for a boat to take the old man to Jail. He cut his throat ROME, Dec. 1. A dispatch to the from ear to ear with a razor. , Italia Mllitalre from Tokio says the Japanese have occupied Pine Tree Hlft BODY OF REV. TAYLOR hills surrounding one of the. HAS BEEN RECOVERED Port Arthur.Important ld ya R ur O, CASE BURTON Heavy Firing Continued All Night BESOMED FOUR MEMBERS OF MILITIA WOUNDED 'IT Y OK MEXICO, Dec. 1. All milled today in paying honor to Porflrlo Dlax. the occasion be- -l bin inauguration as president of the republic, to which office he was reelected Inst summer. The ceremonies also included the induction into office or Itainon Corral, the new 1 Two Additional Companies of SolWASHINGTON, Dec. 1. Arguments diers Have Been Asked in the cane of Senator llurlon of Kansas sere resumed in the supreme court For. today. The government's case was argued by Solicltor-GenerHoyt. The dosing argument for llurtou was iiiude by Fred W. Lohmnn of St. Ixtula. BENTON, Dtv. 1. Two companies Senator Burton wns present and was of militia armed with rifles and four The inauguration was the most attended by his colleague, Senntor Gulling guns were unable to elaborate In the history of the country. Iamg, quell the riot at the Zclgler mines last night The day was observed as a general 8TRANGE NOTE TELL8 OF Firing oil the camp began at 10 o'clock holiday, business everywhere was susSUICIDE OF A MINER ami continued until 4 this morning.-Foupended and the people gave themselves nillit lumen were wounded. Deputy up to the enjoyment of the occasion. IlEXXO, Nev.. ixv, 1. a note signed Sheriff Stein escaped from the BlockThe inauguration ceremonies and took "John Parker" has been found by the ade at l o'clock this morning Iiollce pinned to the bridge crossing the gathered a posse of l'lac,. in the asesmbly hall of congress forty farmers, who Truckee river in this city, in which the rode Into the mining camp and stopin the presence of a notable gathering uuthor announced that he Intended to ped the firing from the outside. of army officers, civilian officials, mem- suicide, and asked that hla body he Two additional companies of militia bers of the diplomatic corps and many sent to his mother in Washington, D. have been asked for, A posse of one t The police are of the opinion that hundred men will leave here for Zelg-l- er other prominent personages. the writer was In earnest and believe today. More trouble e feared toThe day wrs ushered In with a sa- that Parker Is a man who waa given a night. Threats have been made to lute fired by a buttery of artillery, fol- bed at the city lockup a ft w nights dynamite Lelter'e cohI plant, which lowed by the ringing of chimes. The ago. The man In question waa a Mon- cost 81.000,000. citizens found the city gaily bedecked tana miner and waa on his way to He with the flags of all nationalities, the Tonopah. He was penniless and de- 8ALE OF NEW 8TAMP8 told the officers that he spondent, WILL CECA8E TODAY 51 exlean banner, of course, predomiIntended to commit suicide, and said nating. that his home was In Washington. He WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. The post-nffiThe spectacular feature of the day's refused to give his name at the time. department has ordered that the celebration was a procession pf hissale of the special Issue of Louisiana torical and allegorical floats. The WILL INSURE RESPECT Purchase exposition sumps shall he floats were representative of the variFOR ENGLISH TREATY discontinued throughout the country ous epochs of Mexican history since the today, n accordance with the original conquest, and of the Indian life of the BIRMINGHAM. Dec. 1. The Post plan. Beginning with the Chicago country prior to the landing of the hears that a British resident will be world's fair in 1891 the government haa Spaniards. During the day many appointed commissioner for Lhnaaa, Issued four sets of these commemoragames and athletic sports were en- Thibet. He will have an escort of In- tive stamps In compliance with the rejoyed by the vast multitudes. Tonight dian troops, who will be housed in a quests of the managers of the exposithe entire city will be ablaze with Illu- compound near the Dolan Lamas mon- tions held at Omaha, Buffalo and St. minations. and there will be band con- astery. The object of the move is to Louis. It Is probable, however, that certs on the principal plazas. The Insure Thibetan respect for the trenty the custom has now come to an end. celebration will continue to the end of made by General Tounghushand. The elaborate designs of the special the week, and undoubtedly ' will he Issues necessitates a stamp of twice hugely enjoyed by all classes. The SETTLERS TAKING UP the ordinary size, and thla has given festivities Include a children's fete, a LAND IN NEVADA rise to a general complaint from busipopular fair for the working classes, ness men throughout the' country, who and free performances in all places of FALLON, Nev.. Dec. 1. Nine thou- find thnt the large stamps entail conamusement. sand acres of land yet remain In siderable extra trouble in their use. The Inauguration today marks the Churchill county that Is open for entry Postmasters aim complain of the beginning of the twenty-firt- h year of under the reclamation act. Settlers sUmps because of the else of the General Diaz's occupancy of .the presi- are coming in rapidly, and the entire sheets they are obligedlarge to handle. For Is his It tract will soon be taken. The land Is these reasons It Is likely that the exdency. seventh term, and It will very likely be his last, as he Is offered by the government only as fast positions of the future will meet with now In his seventy-fift- h year, ne was as the water la ready to be turned a rebuff when they ask for special Iselected In 1876 for the flrst time, and upon it The land In question will be sues of stamps to sdvertlse their has served continuously ever since, ex- ready for Irrigation In time for rrnp-nln- g shows. next year. cept during the term immediately after his flrst one, whe none of his friends YERINGTON MAY CONTE8T was In office. The constitution was JUDGE PARKER HAS VAN DUZER'S ELECTION DECLINED APPOINTMENT amended then, allowing presidents to be elected for successive terms, and he RENO, Nev., Dec. 1. It Is generally NEW YORK. Dec. 1. Judge Alton believed that Jamea Yerlngton, Repubhaa been at the head of the governB. Parker has declined ment ever since. to serve as lican, whose defeat for congress by commlsloner of estimates and assess- Van Duzer. Democrat, la now ronceded, HOME MARKET CLUB ment In two cases In which he was will contest the election of hie oppoWILL GIVE A DINNER appointed two weeks ago. The com- nent. Nothing official haa been given out by the Republican state commitpensation Is hut 810 a day. BOSTON, Mass., Dec. 1. The receptee of by Mr. Yerlngton, but the mattion and dinner of the Home Market ter Is opening discussed by prominent club, to be. given in Mechanics build- NO Republicans, who say that there were ing this evening, promises to surpass Irregularities at Goldfield and in Linall similar affairs of Its kind given by coln county. In the former place It in the club. Chief among the speakers said that many persons voted who had will be not been In the state for six months, Fairbanks, MINING W. H. Montague, member of the privy snd It Is claimed that In Lincoln councouncil of the Dominion of Canada; ty several precincts were established John D. Long, of the at a time nearer the election than the navy, and Governor Bates. It Is Intistatutes permit. mated that general felicitation over the The mountain precincts I nthe rerecent national Republlran victory will Traffic Will Be Stopped Because mote parts of the state have Just been be a leading feature of the speechheard from, and the figures show that of Congested Condition Van Duzer has a majority on the face making, and that It Is not Improbable that Mr. Montague may refer to the of the returns of 267 votes. Congressof Roads. man Van Duzer has gone to Washingquestion of reciprocity with Canada and the Chamberlain policy. ton to attend the opening of congress. l ul -- ce -- "nter IH TODAY. flSSEH ten-rou- HEARING er SAN DIEGO. Cal., Dec. 1. The body JAPANE8E OFFICER8 of Rev. R. B. Taylor, pastor of the 8ERIOU8LY WOUNDED First Presbyterian church, who waa drowned on November 14th, was reTOKIO, Dec. 1. Reports from Port covered from the water yesterday. It Arthur aay Lieutenant General Thu-chlla among the wounded. General appeared In the bay immediately after the salute had been fired In honor of Nakamura, who commanded the body Assistant Secretary of the Navy Darl- of swordsmen who charged the Russian forts November 2Cth, Is Injured in ing, who la now here. both legs. GENERAL CONFERENCE WILL THREE MEN KILLED IN BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON RAILROAD COLLI8ION RUS8IA WILL BUILD WAR8HIP8 IN ITALY NEW YORK, Dec. 1. Mrs. ChadWORCESTER, N. Y., Dec. 1 ee wick left the Holland House at 11 men were killed and two seriously InLONDON, Dec. 1. The Rome coro'clock this morning on the arm of her jured in a collision between a freight respondent of the Central News wires son and took a cab. going to the of- train and a switch engine on the that several Russian officials have arfice of her attorneys. Edmund Pow- Delaware ft Hudson this morning. All rived in Rome and obtained permisIt is ers, attorney for Mrs. Chadwick, after were member's of train crews Traffic sion to visit the navy yards. stated that the visitors intend to order a conference with hie client thla morni- was blocked for ten hours. the construction In Italy of four battleng. said a general conference of all ships and six cruisers. parties concerned in the Newton matter will be held this afternoon, when PLAY8 PIANO FOR the final details of settlement will be BODY TWENTY-FOUHOURS arranged. It Is said Mrs. Chadwick will make a public statement soon as to the details of the YORK, Dec. L Percy T. Benpresent settleHAS BEEN FOUND nettNEW fs the man that New Jersey calls ment the long endurance pianist of the It Is reiterated that Mrs. Chadwick world. He performs on a piano in a did not know Andrew Carnegie, and dance hall over in Newark. He played that his name never appeared on any It for twenty-fohours until he was of her papers. It Is admitted that the woman's obligations will reach- - 1700,-M- Relief Expedition Finds Remaiis dragged away from the Instrument shrieking that he could do It for twenty-fbut It Is also said she will have our of Daring Navigator Near hours more. .He begged and 11.000,000 left after claims. all settling 8he never borrowed money on worth-k- a pleaded to be allowed to go hack and St. Joseph. continue for at least six hours, but his collateral, as charged. friends and relatives Interfered and took him home. PRINCETON GRADUATE BECKWITH THINKS HE He has already begun to practice on COMMIT8 SUICIDE WILL GET HI8 MONEY CHICAGO, Dec. 1. The body of Farewell, My Lady Love," and Good-b- y, Good-by," Little Girl, for another NEW YORK, Dec. 1. Franklyn OBERLIN, O., Dec. 1. President Nlssen was found on the lake shore, Beckwith, of the dtiseiuT National fifteen miles south of St Joseph to- trial next week, when he says he will Paddock, a lawyer and Princeton gradbent all his former records. tank, which closed on account of the uate, was found dead In bed today, wind-ba- g Chadwick loans, said today that he day, together with the canvas asphyxiated by gas. It Is believed he In which he attempted to navigate BIG BREAK IN had received news from committed suicide. Pittsburg that NEW YORK MARKET assured him that every dollar of the the lake. EXPRE88 ROBBER8 8ECURE Chadwick loans would he paid. He NEW Dec. 1. Amid Intense 8EVERAL HUNDRED DOLLAR8 would not give the source of the InDec. 1. With the hope excitementYORK, CHICAGO, the heavy trading In the formation. Nls-ae- n some trace of Peter market collapsed today, some positions LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec. 1. The AmerJudge Albaugh, of Canton, Mrs. of discovering and his rolling wind bag, "Fool-kill- er on call dropping twenty-si- x Chadwick's attorney, who was In conpoints. ican Express company's office at NorNo. 3, the tug Protection, with Large crop estimates are responsible folk was robbed of several hundred ference with her In New York, has not The watchman dollars last night friyed here as announced he would, relatives and newspaper men, left at for the break. fired a dozen shots at the robbers withe has telephoned that he has no 8:10 thla morning to search the southout effect. ood news. ern end of the laka It Is feared Nls- EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN WESTPOINT, NEB. sen Is either t drowned or dead from JAUREZ WANT8 TO 9IELOFF TO BOX exposure. LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. 1. An EarthFIGHT PAUL DEROULEDE Nlssen started across Lake MichiMIKE WARD TONIGHT waa felt at Westpolnt, Neb., at hla quake in In a Tuesday gale heavy gan PARIS. Dec. 1. Jaurex, the SocialINDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Dec. 1 Pat-ro- ni aquatic balloon "Foolklller No. I." 9 o'clock this morning. , People were awakened no ist shock. was the There the shot leader, has challenged Paul Derou-led- e by of the Indianapolis Athletic club Nlssen several years ago to fight a duel. damage. to see a good light tonight when whirlpool rapids of Niagara Falla shifted wind the Rieloff. the Chicago lightweight, nigh Sunday During Mike Ward of Sarnia. Ont. clash from the northwest to due west This Nla-se- ni bout. The two will probably will cause a change In him land course and possibly at Jn pounds, a weight which ,,! h men. It win be their sec- - near South Haven or SL Joseph, Mich. meetlng In the ring. Their flrst The belief Is expressed that If Nlssen mulled In a decision for Is not now in Michigan he must have a 1,vely nd Interesting drowned during the gale. fight that The theory Is also advanced there was a possibility of Nlssen NEL8N AND BRITT CHICAGO, Dec. 1. Charged with deserting his wife and little son 4 smothering to death, as it was learned HAVE 8IGNED TO FIGHT that his only supply of air was that 4- in Chicago three years ago, Dnvll MacKensle of Boise, Idaho, a 4 4 wealthy mine operator, was arrested at the Auditorium hotel by order 4 pumped Into the Foolktllei' before the craft was launched. It wns said 4 of Judge Dunne. Mrs. MacKensle claims that while her huaband lus 4 been growing wealthy In mining Interests she Is compelled to work 4 by Nlssen's brother, however, that the In s department store to suuport herself and son. navigator had computed his sir and It would last him for a that figured Member ;0th 44 4444444 4 4 4 great number of bourn. ,t' MILITIA IS UNABLE TO QUELL RIOT AT ZEIGLER OF El Hearing Postponed Until M FALL OF EARLY HAND IN CHADWICK CASE PRESIDENT THURSDAY, DECEMBER!, 1904 Wealthy Mining Man of Boise Under Arrest - svar? 444444444 FRliGHflOR CAMPS RENO, Nev., Dec. 1. The agent o t the Southern Pacific company has received notice from the general freight office In San Francisco to the effect that until further notice, the company would not receive freight from any points along its big system destined for Tonopah or Goldfield, except such freight as Is absolutely needful in the mining camps for sustaining life of man and beast. It Is explained that this order is the result of the recent congested condition of the freight traffic between Reno and Tonopah. According to the figures of the railroad company, there ere at present standing on the sidings between Reno and Mound House 300 cars loaded with freight awaiting shipment into the mining camps, and recently there have been half as many again carloads standing In the same district The news that freight is to be refused created much disappointment In Reno and Tonopah, for It means a great deal to the mining people In the camps. Superintendent Tripp of the Tonopah road la now In San Francisco conferring with the officials regarding the congestion, and It Is believed that the order Is a result of an agreement between the representatives of both roads. A message received here from San Francisco stated that It will probor thirty days beably he twenty-fiv- e fore new freight will he accepted by the YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE Dec. 1, Many RICHMOND. Va men of note. Including church workers, divines and educators, are gathering .In Richmond for the biennial eastern conference of the American and Canadian Young Men's Christian associations of the theological seminaries. The conference will begin its session tomorrow In the Union Theological seminary and will continue until Monday. The spiritual life of the theological student, colored evangelization and personal Bible study among theological students are among the topics scheduled for discussion. The attendance promisee to the the largest In the history of the associations conferences. MINNESOTA BUTTER MAKERS IN CONVENTION MINNEAPOLIS, Mtfm., Dec. 1- - There was a large and representative attendance today at the opening of the annual convention of the Butter and Cheesemakerfl association of Minnesota at the State Agricultural college at St. Anthony's park. The program covers two days and provides for a number of Interesting addresses and practical demonstrations. Prominent among the experts who will address the convention are J. G. Moore of Wisconsin nnd P, H. Kelffer of la wo. transportation companies. A cessation of freight traffic Is believed to be OF CUBA the only means of amply providing the HAS RESIGNED OFFICE thousands of people In the mining HAVANA. Dec. 1. Louis Estevex. camps with necessary food for the winof Cuba, has resigned, ter months. owing to 111 health. VICE-PRESIDE- vice-preside- nt |