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Show o DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNALJ IX VOLUME I NUMBER OGDEN, UTAH 127. MAYOR REBELLION TOM L. EARTHQUAKE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1905 THE PRESIDENT IS PATTERSON TRIAL JUDGE DUNNE 4 JOHNSON ELATED CAUSES THE CAUCUSES EOSS OF TO BEGIN MONDAY LIFE AND PROPERTY Says If He Has His Way Cleveland Will Have a Municipal Ownership Campaign. REBELS GATHER AND ELECT KING. UMED ELECTED MAYOR Father of the Former Chorus Girl Closeted With the Grand :DHARMSTAL STATION IS PRAC TICALLY EVENT OBSERVED DESTROYED. CLEVELAND. April 5.Klnie.l I,.- -a use of the smiess of the uiunii-ipi- i Xhoasands of Workmen On the ownership in Chicago and the Many of the Inhabitants Are Buried election Ilf to loin Main Duni.e, his friend. Judge Mountains In the Debris Entire PopulaWay to Major Tom I Johnson of Cleveland, Force. tile three-cennational t t lie of Revolutionary exponent tion Homeless. street railway fare idea, says Cleveland is going to have a iliuniclp.il ownership campaign if lie lias ids way in the fall election. Mayor Johnson Is BERLIN, April 5. Dispatches from now I.AIliilti:. in.ti.i, April A relief serving his second term, ton j. the rebellion Is a candidate for 1,1 Ih.n iust.ll llill puty ha i gl Petersburg say 11,11 ii.ii, , bn it has iprwdlng throughout the Caucasus, It l.,,ii practically de-- ! ST. LOUIS DEMOCRATS rebels 10,000 armed that an earthquake. sported I, Many of ELECT MAYOR WELLS Mrnyi',1 by the inha bit. i ut were buried In the poured in the mountains and elected Sight thousand revolutionary ST. LOUIS, April 3. - Mayor Kolia ruins, whiili include the entire native m Wells, I.iemonrat, was trottmA from Batoum, Baku and Po-by quarter. In the European quarter nine on the way to join this force, a plurality of 1,423 over Talty, Repubwere killed and most of the houses lican. The Democrats elected twenty-si- x wrecked. The dead Include Mrs. Robanther contingents, numbering 7,000, of the forty-fiv- e officials balloted Cau-m- ni for. The Republicans elected nil but inson, wife of the colonel cuniuiunding, in operating in different parts of express one of the council members. In the and her two daughters; Mrs. Holder-uessn- i. Military authorities Captain Muscrofl, and four will a decade house of delegates the Democrats setake tie opinion that it service. cured nineteen and the Republicans members of the Indian fully pacify Caucasus again. The entire population is homeless. nine. Reports from Kashmir, Dalhousle, cannot the y Dehra, Dunpatrala and Mulerkotla CURE DR. HARPER LAND OFFICE GRANTS THE REQUEST OF IDAHO show a great loss of life and immense damage. In lathore the number of NEW YORK, April 5. Despite the WASHINGTON, April a The gen- natives killed has been increased to marked Improvement in the condition eral land office has decided to accede sevenly. Many were Injured. Many of Dr. Harper, president of the Chicato the request of Senator Heyburn for other towns report loss of life and go university, it Is now known that In state great damage. o far as saving his life Is concerned, the privilege of relinquishing treatment has failed. This land selections aggregating 45,000 acres the THE MAILS WILL NOW tacit admission was made by a physi- of land in the Lewiston land district, BE SORTED AT 8EA cian who had sudled his case and who in lieu of which the state may select is an authority on diseases of this other lands of like acreage. Two years ago the state selected 60.000 acres of NEW YORK. April 5. One of the kind. important step yet taken in the It may be weeks or months, or even land for support of state institutions most movement looking to the improvement years, said the physician, before the and of this 45,000 acres was later of ic the mail service will end comes, but when it does It will be found to be worthless or of very little be on the White Star line Inaugurated The value. state Immediately made due to the slow poison of the cancerous select steamships scheduled to sail today growth that has permeated Dr. Har- application to relinquish and Innds other and has from New York and from Liverpool. the until application has it per's system passed beyond This involves the sorting of mulls on been pending until granted today. the power of any cure known to mediboard the steamships so as to be ready al science to remove it for distribution when they arrive at BUTTE VISITED BY The hopelessness of his ultimate The system will be A 660,000 FIRE their destination. Is fully realised by Dr. Harper, the same ns that in use on the Amerixto faces the situation squarely; neveBUTTE, April 5. A fire which lick- can railroad cars. Despite the great rtheless, in view of this fact physl Innodm say his gallant struggle against ed up more than 650,000 in property, benefits to be derived from this it was vation. about after only brought on South Dora in out block, broke the tk encroachment of the deadly disuse Is all the more remarkable. Montana street yesterday. The Butte long negotiation between the postal Dr. Morton was selected to treat the Paint & Wall Paper company Is the authorities of this country and Great Britain. If it proves as.successful as president of the Chicago university heaviest loser, placing Its loss at $25, It will be extended to other expected OriThe hi 000. insurance. with $4,000 during stay In New York because lines so as to cover all the heavy of his knowledge of the X-rmethod ental Tea company also loses its stock, malls. but It Is heavily insured. The fire Is DOMINION YOUNG MEN8 from to have originated supposed CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION spontaneous combuslon in the paint MONTANA QUARANTINE LAW PUT INTO EFFECT shop. fire of MONTREAL. Que., April 5. A confthe many the progress During HELENA. Mont.. April 5. Governor erence of the Young Mens Christian of the firemen were overcome by smoke Toole has issued a quarantine proclanone associations of the Dominion began and had to be carried. out, but was mation directed against practically all here today and will continue until Sat was seriously hurt. The fire of the states of the Union so far as the wtUjr. The purpose of the conference practically confined to the Dora block. importation of sheep into Montana Is is to review the progress of the aaso-rlatlthe governor stating thereconcerned, INDIANA movement In Canada and to NORTHERN TEACHER8 IN CHICAGO in that he had reason to believe their formulate plans for the extension of flocks were infected with scab and the work. Nearly every province is Before diseases. other contagious 5. veU Northern The CHICAGO. April represented at the meeting. state into can be the shipped sheep Indiana Teachers' association holds its be properly disinfected and HAYTIAN REVOLUTION annunl convention during the three cars must over to the state IS IN FULL. PROGRESS days beginning tomorrow, and several upon arrival turned for and quaranveterinarian dipping hundred pedagogues from the neigh- tine. Among the states included in VA8HIXOTON. April here to 6. Minister boring state have gathered the proclamation are Utah, Wyoming, flweH at Haytl, has reported to the take part The large attendance, com Idaho, This Oregon and Washington. Mr department that a revolution Is blned with an excellent program, gives action on was of the the governor part full progress at Port Au Prince and promise of one of the most successful taken in compliance with a law passte Crlsto. association. held the ever by meetings ed by the late legislature to foster the sheep and wool Industry. In which this THE OF TOURNAMENT leads all others of the Union. state CLUB GUN AUGUSTA E Jury Today. IN FOURTH CHICAGO OF JULY FASHION. COMMITTED TO MUNI-CIPA- L OWNERSHIP. 11 NEW Yi.iltlv. April 3. Tin tlmil I of X.in K.illi'lSiin II 111 Infill Mou- 1:; Executive Reiterates His Hope of lt. i) lliiflf. art lil'ilillg lii'i Il t .in iiPiiiiiii nlc m tin dixin. for Statehood Indian Speedy it ii lllliq C V office this morning. , Territory and Oklahoma. Jt'hn It. fai lift- nf ill,- rtiiiiiis ili-- r I - I'.ilti-fMfii- - Reaffirms Conviction That Street Railways Will Belong to the City In Two Years. Mayor-Ele- ct with ttn grand Jury girl, "tie un hour niul a half tliU morning, lor Du- - pin pose of thrill! lug "I'll M', 1.1.1 STEM, I. T.. A .i i 3. '1 ICAi it . tt a rd April 5. -- Jintge on the uiitlior of the mysterious tight . I 'Iiils .t.is Dcmm-ratE. liiili.ui in il.iy has been elected Mimic, letter signed "H. L." found among the t( l i iim . mill :it every stopping place cffi i'ls of J. Morgiu Smith and wife at mayor nf Chicago and as a direct ll on ilie prcsiili-nt'Cincinnati. tlu city ts Itinerary it was lomniilted to in Fourth of J ily fashion. The the imliry of tin quicker rosstble April 5. -- Judge Smith nation's chief cccutie was the guest lit CINCINNATI, of private fratn for publL the tilts afterpleas utilities. of Font It McAllister for half mi hour, noon postponed the Municipal ownership Is esheuring on the aiul llie people, regardless of politleiil requisition for J. Morgan Smith and pecially threatening street car lines allied high up In the millions. allil in t ions, greeted him with a warmth wife until Monday, and placed their John Maynard Harlan, eon of Asbond at $2.0(10 each. and heui'tiness or welcome not to be sociate Justice Harlln of the supreme court of the United States, was a loner ended. The city's ordinary populH-n- ASSOCIATION DISCUSSES RAILWAY PROBLEMS as the Republican candidate for mayor. with hundreds of visitors from Judge Dunne wan elected by a plue country, was massed NEW YORK, April fi. The annual rality of 24.248, and received u majority jlsiut the railroad station, and every meeting of the Amerleaii Railway as- of 945 of all the votes cast. He also an. woman and child embraced the sociation is in session at (he Waldorf-Astori- a had the Utstlnetlon of receiving the today, with Theodore Voor-hee- s, greatest vote ever cast In Chlcnga for portunity of getting a good look at of the Rending a candidate for the office of mayor. He le distinguished guest. The city had Besides the elec- was given 161,659 votes out of a total system, presiding. proclaimed a holiday, schools and busition officers of technical and of 322,373. Mr. Harlan, the Republionly ness houses were closed and abundant can candidate, received 337,41 1; Colconsidare matter routine for slated 'decorations were The displayed. lins. the Socialist cundldate, 20.323, and eration. are of but Interest these great was president's speech heartily cheered to railroad executives. Stuyvesnnl Stewnrt, Prohibitionist, 2,980. Estimates and at its conclusion the special train of 50,000 votes as the total for Collins pulled nut amid a deafening roar from Kish, president of the association. Is ( nent lotted for The office Socialist) fell woefully short. whistles, holla and guns. Mayor-eleEdward F. Dunne, withnow vacant, Short stops were made by the presi- of second an hour aftes he was .insured of in filled will election be the probably tiy dent at Wagoner, Muskogee and South McAlister. He made brief remarks to of W. A. Garrett, general malinger of his election reaffirmed publicly his expressed convlclon that the municipal each town, reiterating the hope of the Queen A Crescent road. of street railway! Is posownership speedy statehood for the territory. The NORTH INDIANA sible to Chicago within two year. He crowds are increasing with each mile ANNUAL M. E. CONFERENCE said: southward. , Denltng with a mfcyor of Iron will and friendly council, the traction inI( iRTLAND. Ind., April 5. The ACCORDED ENTHUSIASTIC session of the North Indiana M. terests will recognise the inevitable RECEPTION AT MUSKOGEE E. conference was formally opened nnd take a fulr price fOr their property, here with today, Bishop Henry Spell-mey- and will give us a municipal ownership B. I. T After MUSKOGEE, April Many delegates snd in two years. This Is what I expect, presiding. an Journey from 8L Louis, If they want fight we will give it President Roosevelt was accorded a visitors, both clerical and lay, are In blit to them In and out of court." comvery enthusiastic reception here this attendance from the six districts On the other hand, friends of street Several thousand people prised in the conference. Reports prenwrning. express no fear were at the station when the train ar- pared for presentation to the meeting railway corporations that the munic-lpu- l ownership idea will rived, and they cheered the president show that the past year of the confer- lie carried out. They rely unnn the when he appeared on the platform of ence has been one of grent activity and comas the safe neutralising agent cniincll of total number The prosperity. hla car and also at the conclusion of municants approaches closely to the of any inuniclpnl ownership scheme his brief address. 60.000 mark, wlih nearly 600 churches brought forward, pointing out that nnd church property aggregating practically the same men are In conPREPARATIONS TO GREET trol of the present council ns have nil PRESIDENT AT SHERMAN $2,000,000. along favored renewal of the franchises to the street car mmpnny. but with a SHERMAN, Tex., April 5. Many MEETING OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC STOCKHOLDERS provision for eventual public ownervisitors are in the city to greet Presiship. dent Roosevelt on bis arrival here this John F. Sntulskl. the Republican canLOUISVILLE. April 5. At the anafternoon. The program provides for only a brief stop here, but It is expect- nual meeting of the stockholders of didate for city attorney, wna over his Democratic opponet, by ed the president will speak from the the Southern TVctflc held here today 1.B74.680 shares of stock were reprenearly 15,000 votea. The other candiplatform of his ear anil that all will be sented. The following board of direc- dates on the Democratic city ticket given an opportunity of seeing him. Wllllnm D. Cor were elected by pluralities somewhat From Sherman the presidential special tors were elected: will siieed on to Dallas, where It is due nish, George J. Gould, E. H. Harrlman, smaller than Judge Dunne's. Frederick Marvin Hughllt. II. R. Huntington. W. Bloekl wits elected city treasurer to arrive early this evening. James H. Hyde, Otto H. Kahn, C. H. and Adrian C. Anson city clerk. The new city council will probably Mackey, I. O. Mills, W. 8. Tierce. TO DINE AT DALLAS The total count of WITH OLD FRIEND Jacob Scbilf. James Speyer, James be Republican. DALLAS Tex., April S. The most Stillman, Charles H. Tweed and Dnvld wards hus not yet been completed, but the Indications nre that the Republielaborate arrangements have been Wilcox. cans will have 36 members In the made for the reception of President council to 34 Democrats. Roosevelt and his party here this GATES PEOPLE UPSET THE WHEAT MARKET evening. While in Dallas the president will be the guest of Colonel John M. CHICAGO. April 5. A bull clique In Simpson, an old friend of hla ranching wheat, supposed to be headed by May days In Dakota. Colonel Simpson will give a dinner for the president, and the Gates people, upset the equilibrium EASTERN COLLEGE BASEBALL GAMES TODAY many prominent citisens have been in- of the wheHt pit on the board of trade vited as guests. The president is at noon today by hanging on to their TO about mid- option in the face of a strong pressure NEW YORK. April 5. The team of scheduled to leave hei-were who from the shorts, attempting nearly all the big eastern colleges will night, and will arrive at Warn early to cover. From opening at $1.14 May be seen on the diamond today for the tomorrow morning. wheat Jumped to $1.17K, amid much first time this season. Harvard plays A reaction followed, the excitement. POPULACE TURNS of up schedule, its first lining the game the shorts all King's Departure Revives Report at steadying price AT VINITA OUT at Vermont against the University of time for mercy. the yelping Yale plays Pordhntn at Cambridge. That It May Tend Toward VlNITA, I. T.. April 5. Twelve hunNew Haven, and Pennsylvania faces FEDERAL JURY RESUMES see dred out here to turned the Charat of people Peace In Far East. the University Virginia INVESTIGATION OF PACKERS Princeton and Dickinson president. The station was decked with lottesville. have a game scheduled for Princeton, bunting and flags. A president's saCHICAGO, April 6. After a rest of and Cornell meets Niagara university lute was fired with the aid of an anvil three days the federal grand Jury inand sticks The of dynamite. president at Ithica. LONDON, April 5. Preparations for made a rhnrt speech and said he ex- vestigating the packing Industry reNORTHERN MICHIGAN pected soon to see Indian Territory and sumed Its Inquiry this morning. With the departure of King Edward for the exception of Sunday adjournments Uoiienhagen tomorrow, where he and BEEKEEPERS IN SESSION Oklahoma admitted to statehood. the Jury will now proceed to the end Queen Alexandra will take part aa of the investigation and will prob- usual In the celebration of King ChrisONLY STOP IN CENTRAL LAKE, Mich., April 6. KANSAS AT PARSONS ably he finished by May 15. The sixty-sixt- h tian's birthday, have revived the reThe Northern Michigan Beekeepers' witness was called this morning. ports Hint the gathering at the Danish association began its annual conven6. capital may have nn important bearmemThe 200 presiPARSONS, with Kan., April about tion her? today ASKS GOVERNMENTS TO ing on the movement looking to the bers in attendance. The meeting will dent and party arrived In this city at RECOMMEND ENGINEERS restoration of peace between Russia last two flays and will be devoted to 7:36. four minutes ahead of time. This and Japan. ' Should the dowager emthe discussion of practical topics of was the only stop in Kansas Rnd was 5. The gov- press of Russia attend her father's WASHINGTON. April made while the engines were changed. Interest to apiarists. Fully 5.000 people gathered at the ernment, through Secretary of War birthday celebration, it will lie regardstation and cheered the president, who Taft, has railed upon the governments ed as a strong Indication that plans AMBASSADOR MEYER OFF FOR ST. PETERSBURG made a brief speech. As the train re- of France, Great Britain and Germany will he discussed for the ending of the ceded the president remained on the to each recommend a civil engineer to war In the far east King Christian rve on the consulting board of engi- himself is a strong advocate of pence, PARIS. April 5. Ambassador Meyer platform until the train was lost to neers of the Panama canal. while it is believed also that King Edview. left today for St. Petersburg. ward would sincerely like to nee the OPEN NEGOTIATIONS TO conflict terminated if such nn end SETTLE CANAL QUESTIONS could be brought about on satisfactory terms to Japan. BIRMINGHAM, April B The Post says negotiations have been commenced JAPANESE FORCES CONTINUE TO DRIVE OUT RUSSIANS between the British and American governments with a view to the settlement' of the questions that will arise TOKIO, April 5. A report from ns a result of building the Panama Manchuria says: Part of our Chang canal. Tu force drove the Russians out of Tsnlu Rhu. two miles north of Chang TWO NEGROE8 DIE Tu. and also out of Sumlencheng, CHICAGO. April 5. The fashionable 81. Evan school for girls on SINGING RELIGIOUS. HYMNS nine miles west of Tsuttisnii. They Drexel boulevard, wn closed today following the discovery that May occupied both places on April 3 and Illume, a teacher from New York, who died yesterday, was the victim B. NASHVILLE April Singing Old on April 4 drove the enemy front Sou-i- n of the dread It Is believed by the health Time Religion as the drop fell Anla ot xtt and dispersed BOO Uusslnn authorities that the young woman contracted the disease in New drew Hibhett and James Sehudder, ne- cavalry, which was retreating north York, where an epidemic Is raging. It Is feared the students of the groes. were hanged In the Jail yard along the railway." , Institution have been exposed. The torpedo boat destroyer A rave today. Sehudder murdered hla crippled son and Hlbbett killed his was successfully launched ai Knv mother-in-lat sup-)osiil- ly '( 1 j rC-su- s -ii ottfi-i.lii- m X-r- hl.-tc- s n. ng nt ct vice-preside- trans-Atlant- ry ay trans-Atlant- on IMPOSSIBLE AVGUSTA, Ga.. April 5. An un usually large number, of prominent the traps today at the PRESENT TIME marksmenof faced the interstate tournament opening of the Augusta Gun club. Auspicious conditions marked the opening and all signs point to a highly successful tournament. The program covers two tossUn Paper In Inspired Article days and provides for ten event each day. Attacks Attempts of Roosevelt IT COURT SUSTAINS THE CONTENTION OF JUDGE WING at Mediation. TET ERs BURG, April 5. Novoe an inspired article, attacks ttempts of President Roosevelt at tatlon and says peace at the pres-,lne is impossible. m "e.AL CELEBRATION POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY Jf?Kln- - April 5. While the official oration of the victory of Mukden postponed until Monday on acthe rain the business men id labor guilds held a large proces-hlc- h marched from HIblya park Venn park, pnssing the palace. All IarnJe cheered the emperor, the ,anl cnmrnanders of the army .MnavJr The exercises were held In park. Russian losses at MUKDEN WERE -- T0 DEATH CRIPPLE CREEK BUiSNED 2m,rI;K tee whi CREEK- Ice. TERMINATES n N DES MOINES. April 6. The first to Carnegie medal to be awarded goes appointed recently Steele, Bavins Miss assistant state librarian. Miss Steele saved the life of George Hill, a student who broke In the state university, 107,000 DUEL IN BERLIN 5. j1 CARNEGIE MEDAL through the April Complete returns headquarter give the total losses in kilted, wounded, and the huttlVof Mukden at "7- 8. CINCINNATI. April S. Judge Fran cis J. Wing's contention in the Chadwick case that the filing of a writ of error In itself suspends sentence was sustained in the United States cir cuit court of appeals this morning. dl A suspension of the sentence was rected until further orders. Mrs. Chad wick will be kept In the Cleveland Jail case In pending the disposition of her which the circuit court of appeals, may not take place until fall. AWARDED THE FIRST FIRE Colo. April lvl nn B man named "Dig hurned to death in n Tesfmyed the Wilson build Reveriil others had nnrrow - -- FATALLY duel BERLIN. April 6. In a pistol Kob-ItnsHaxenhalde park today Baron frttnlly wounded Herr Zelplltx. who died two hours later In a hospital. This Is the first duel in Berlin for five ears with a fatal termination. Ht ky EMPEROR WILLIAM ARRIVES AT NAPLES NAPLES. April B. Emperor William rived this morning aboard the Ham-hiirKing Victor Emmanuel will arto meet the kaiser. tomorrow rive g- an-ti-i- ::l er all-nig- ht ic ed EDWARDS TRIP . e $1-1- Health Authorities Close Fashionable Chicago School ls. |